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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1996

Page

2

Wabasha Map Mixups Draw Reader Help for Gazette Column

Readers rescue Gus Schrader’s Wabasha column by confirming the town’s location on Highway 61 between Red Wing and Winona. Letters from Pat Foster Kathryn Phares Sandi Cooks and others supply maps notes and hotel details.

Aday Gazette Wabasha Minnesota Ann-Margret Sophia Loren Steve Carfrae Carfrae Meats Red Wing Winona Highway 61 Mississippi River Pat Foster Iowa City Carver-Hawkeye Hawkeye Iowa Barnstormers Ray Jauch Minnesota Fighting Pike Pat Kathryn C. Phares Memorial Dr. SE Cedar Rapids Mississippi Sandi Cooks High St. NE Elkader Anderson Hotel Sandi Anderson Hiawatha Valley Minneapolis Anderson House Mary Connelly Anamosa Lake Teeterville Ted Lilley First Ave Cy Slapnicka Cleveland Indians Slap Bill Zuber Hal Trosky Dick Rozek Ray Petrzelka Jim Happel Polk School Inga Tapper Lilley Cleveland Little Johnny Chicago Slapnicka Bob Feller Bobby Feller Gus Ted First Presbyterian Third Avenue Gus Schrader The

Seven year old pilot Jessica Dubroff aims for cross country flight

In San Francisco area 7 year old Jessica Dubroff aims to become the youngest person to fly a four seater Cessna 177B Cardinal across the United States. She will depart Half Moon Bay with her father and instructor in command rains. The record requires 40 to 50 hours of flight over 6,500 miles. Her mother notes her cautious control and logbook hours while her instructor praises her maturity. Jessica plans stops in Cheyenne Fort Wayne and Falmouth and hopes to visit Washington and the White House. She has written to President Clinton inviting him on a 15 minute ride.

San Francisco Jessica Dubroff Here Jessica Half Moon Bay Lloyd Dubroff Joe Reid Joe Lisa Blair Hathaway Pescadero Tony Altengena San Juan Capistrano Calif Reid Palo Alto Cheyenne Wyo Fort Wayne Ind Falmouth Mass Washington White House Clinton Jess Joshua

Tax status of scholarship funds questioned by IRS

Students should verify the tax status of scholarship and fellowship income received last year as rules changed by the 1986 Tax Reform Act. Funds used for tuition, fees, books, supplies and equipment are tax exempt if pursuing a degree, but room and board and nonacademic services are taxable. If not pursuing a degree, all scholarship income is taxable. Call CITYLINE 363-7000 or 337-7000, category 1099.

IRS Cityline

You Know You're Anonymous in Washington When

A St. Martin's Press quickie paperback mocks Anonymous in Washington with sharp one liners. The self described author Anonymous jokes about political scandal and media scrutiny, including a quip about a hooker damaging careers.

Washington Post Brain Trust St. Martin’s Press Random House Washington St. Martin Jennifer Enderlin

IRS modernizing tax system stalls at Cincinnati center

The Cincinnati IRS center blends old paper processing with new electronic filing as critics say the Tax Systems Modernization program, begun in 1986, lacks a coherent blueprint. GAO, National Research Council, and lawmakers warn of ongoing weaknesses and security flaws, threatening $850 million in funding without a solid plan.

Ashington Internal Revenue Service Cincinnati IRS Congress General Accounting Office Margaret Milner Richardson GAO Gene Dodaro Senate Dodaro National Research Council Robert Clagett Clagett

Gazette promotes green printing and recycling program

The Gazette highlights soybean ink and recycled news print and urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.

the Gazette City Carton Sixth St

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