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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1963
Page
2
New York article explains that you may deduct uninsured auto damages as a casualty loss if not fully reimbursed by insurance. It details how to calculate the deductible amount from repair costs or pre post accident value changes, notes faults, theft, and the need to prove ownership and timing to satisfy tax authorities.
In a lighthearted LAFF A DAY panel, a character banters about roles with jokes on ordering, accounting, and counting calories. Betty stands as the money monitor while Jean gives orders and the narrator hints at dieting limits.
The text explains how to handle casualty losses and insurance recoveries for tax purposes. It gives an example where a $10 000 fire loss with $8 000 insured reduces the 1962 deduction to $2 000 and notes a possible 1963 deduction if further settlement occurs. It then mentions forthcoming changes to depreciation rules.
Camp Wapsie alumni who attended last year will gather Monday night at the YMCA from 7 30 to 9 with staff on hand and parents invited. Art Holmberg will speak, Keith Black will lead camp songs, and a staff skit will be performed as refreshments follow. About 650 boys attended last summer and this year enrollment nears 100.
A three session training program for Cub Scout leaders in the Wapsi Keta district will run Wednesday night at 7 30 p.m. in Marion high school's home making room. Bruce Westcott of Marion chairs the district training committee and says sessions will also be held February 20 and 27. The program covers the background of Cubbing the Cub achievement plan and den and pack activities.
Five Boy Scouts who hiked 50 miles from Dodgeville Wisconsin to Dubuque last week were invited Monday afternoon to visit Washington DC with two congressmen as hosts. Rep James Bramwell and Rep John Anderson sent a telegram to President Kennedy informing him of the boys achievement. Bramwell praised the Scouts for fitness and leadership in a letter to the boys.
Detroit AP report from Automotive News shows weekly and year to date production by major firms. Chevrolet built 9,500 trucks this week versus 9,694 last week. Dodge 1,800 to 2,354. International 3,995 to 9,373. Studebaker 284 to 298. Ford and GMC also noted.
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