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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1982
Page
32
The American Institute of CPAs advises using the short form if income is from one employer with no rental property and no large gains or losses. Use the long form if deductions exceed thresholds or income comes from multiple sources or self employment. Seek professional help for complex returns.
The Salvation Army Red Shield Store on Third Avenue SE will relocate to 717 Third Ave SE, in a redeveloped building formerly Duffy Schamberger Motors Inc. The move in about a month doubles showroom space from 4,200 to 9,300 square feet, with a grand opening set for May 1. The Cedar Rapids center serves 53 men, stays two weeks to six months, and supports 53 residents across six stores in Iowa.
Wickes Cos. names Sanford C. Sigoloff chairman president and chief executive as four top officers resign including longtime chairman E L McNeely and president John V Drum. Sigoloff known for reviving troubled firms accepts the posts at Wickes after a six paragraph press release outlines the upheaval.
Amtrak announces a private venture to build a Japanese style high speed rail line between Los Angeles and San Diego traveling 130 miles in 59 minutes at about 160 mph. The project costs 2 billion dollars with 500 million from Japanese investors and Japan equipment and consultants. Test runs in three years and service in about six years.
More than 300000 UAW workers start voting on a 3 billion GM contract that preserves four plants and freezes wages while prompting employee investment. AMC talks also progress with a 150 million plan. voting deadline is April 10 amidst localized resistance and prior Ford deal optimism.
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