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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1996
Page
2
A column discusses college football overtime rules as a potential longfinish for games, risking extended telecasts and looser schedules. It notes networks may cut overtime and tailgating culture, while referencing local issues like Minnesota tailgating near the Humphrey Metrodome and golfer Jack Nicklaus.
The article explains how the IRS treats sideline activities as hobbies or for profit. A sideline is presumed a for profit business if it shows a profit in three of five years, or two of seven years for horses, and deductions depend on the classification and effort to run it like a business.
For more tax information, call CITYLINE at 363 7000 or 337 7000, category 1099.
If your club or organization needs a guest speaker, call The Gazette's managing editor Mark Bowden at 398-5869 for arrangements.
NASA astronaut Shan non Lucid becomes the first American woman to live on Mir, beginning a five month stay aboard the Russian station as part of a broader U.S. presence. Atlantis crew members helped with docking and resupply, while Lucid selects meals and adapts to life in space.
Two Sudanese men hijacked a Sudanese airliner en route from Khartoum to Port Sudan and diverted to Asmara Eritrea where they surrendered without harming passengers or crew. The hijackers cited opposition ties and hatred for Khartoum’s government. no demands were made and all 49 on board were freed.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle their newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at the nearest recycling location.
Pope John Paul II told St. Peter's Square that scripture allows human use of nature but warns against domination or destruction. He tied conservation to Lent reflections, noting Lent began Feb. 21 and signaling a recovery from illness that sidelined him earlier in the month.
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