IRS Chief In Iowa Sees Continued Public Trust
James Tudeguttr, new district IRS director for Iowa, says public trust remains high despite Watergate and other scandals. He notes concerns about governance affect all agencies and discusses fiscal integrity, proposed tax and deduction reforms, and reports of price gouging investigations.
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Fear Baby Boom From 3-Day Week
London report discusses a potential baby boom caused by a three day working week and longer early evenings. Experts warn husbands may stay home more, affecting marriages and fertility unless policies adjust.
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Europeans See Possible Fake in Arab Oil Embargo
Brussels reports rising belief in Europe that Arab oil cuts may be exaggerated. Experts say full production cuts are unlikely soon, with some supply sharing among European nations to prevent universal shortages. Oil reserves in Europe remain sizable but US imports run higher than usual as nations prepare for potential long term impact.
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Kirkwood To Give Certification Tests
Kirkwood will offer certification tests for aestenyst and related courses. The event, scheduled for Monday at Kiphsyoart Community, begins at 7 p.m. in room 47 of Glindal, with about nine hours of testing overseen by local officials.
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Greeks Charge Pilot in Crash
Athens AP reports a magistrate ordered Olympic Airways pilot Thomaidakis to stand trial for a crash near Athens that killed seven of seventeen aboard. The Japanese built plane with a lark propeller failed after departing Conta from the Athens airport. If found guilty, he faces decades in prison with concurrent sentences for each life lost.
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Health Assistant Story Featured In Publication
Environmental specialists trained at Kirkwood Community College are highlighted in the winter issue of Community Quarterly magazine published by Kirkwood. The feature covers the Environmental Health Assistant program started in 1268, its year long studies and placements in housing inspection, food protection, water quality, disease control, milk safety and pest control across 32 counties and three states. The issue focuses on Kirkwood’s environmental education involvement and includes details on a wastewater treatment laboratory and training for water plant operators. Copies are available free at Kirkwood libraries and area libraries.
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