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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
3
The October 30 action by President Nixon rewrites benefits for men and women, trims years used to calculate averages, and introduces a special minimum benefit for long-time workers. The law also ties future increases to the cost of living, protecting against inflation.
Buffalo Center Bison FFA led sub district results with members advancing to district in extemporaneous speaking public speaking and various else. Teams from Buffalo Center North Kossuth West Bend Algona Armstrong Humboldt Lake Mills and others earned district slots at Mason City next Saturday.
The Iowa Federation of Republican Women with 24000 members will hold a full day conference Friday March 16 in Des Moines at the Fort Des Moines Hotel. Connie Amitage president of the National Federation of Republican Women will speak and participate in events including an early bird breakfast program parliamentary procedure and politeness. Wiley Mayne congressman and Governor and Mrs. Ray with state officials will attend. A panel on Lively State Legislation will precede a local impact briefing on state and federal legislation. Reservations to Mrs Gordon Eide Box 413 Monona Iowa 62159. Registration 150 optional lunch 350 and continental breakfast 100.
The Mason City IRS office announces public hours for tax questions. Through April 16 it is open Mondays and Fridays 8:00 to 11:30 am and 12:15 to 4:45 pm, and Saturdays 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. From April 17 to December 31 hours shift to Monday and Friday mornings 8:00 to 12:00 noon. Located in Room 201 of the Post Office Building North Delaware Mason City.
Notice to visitors that all food brought to Timely Mission Nursing Home residents must be cleared by nurses due to doctor prescribed restricted diets. Tribune Want Ads reference 7 cents per word.
Town public school districts show a one percent fall in K-12 enrollment to 645,945 from 652,527 with non public schools down 1.06 percent to 65,500. Secondary enrollments rise 0.97 percent to 199,578 while eight grade and kindergarten levels drop.
Monday evening visitors at the home of Mrs Sena Swaive included Katherine Kurtzleben of Titonka and Mr and Mrs Harm Keirtelee of Brittid. Nirgil Heesch of Burt also visited. On Tuesday Mrs Merte Kauffman of Perry visited her mother Mrs John H Winter.
The Internal Revenue Service urges taxpayers to use a toll free line for tax and stabilization questions. Iowa District Director Bert B. Mosher notes the service operates nationwide with a direct TRS specialist reachable at 400 362 2030, Monday through Friday 8 am to 4 45 pm. Local callers in Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Sioux City and Waterloo should use their local IRS office. Attend Church this Sunday.
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