18 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
1
Tax columnist outlines how income averaging lowers taxes by smoothing highs and lows over five years. A married couple example with four prior years shows how to compute eligibility using 90 percent of past earnings and Schedule G, noting documentation, copies, and IRS fees. Camels and elephants roamed North America after the Ice Age.
A fragmented notice for the Columbus Telegram showing subscription rates by carrier and mail, with a change of address directive. It lists a 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska address, weekly or daily delivery terms, and annual prices about 11.00 by carrier and 4.00 by mail, plus notes on changes of address and delivery.
Forecast by Sidney Omarr lists sun signs Taurus through Pisces with advisories. It notes questionable wording, urging receptiveness, caution on finances, relationships, and career steps, and highlights shifts in energy, focus on goals, and personal appeal for certain signs.
Nebraska's operating farms dropped from 73 000 in 1970 to 72 000 last year with USDA projections showing a further 1 000 decline by year end. The state had 122 000 farms in earlier decades and farm acres held steady around 48 million. Mergers into larger units and urban expansion reduced land by about 200 800 acres in 20 years. National figures show 2 876 000 operating farms and 1.1 billion acres in 1971. An eclipse chance is estimated at one in 35 000.
Khalida Shah clings to hope as her husband Irshad Hussain Shah, an artilleryman from the Punjab, is listed missing after the East Pakistan theater clash. His father Mir Ahmed Shah reads a mail from the Dacca garrison, while families fear the worst as thousands faced captivity or death.
A downtown fire in Little Rock Arkansas began Friday night and burned for more than 60 hours. Two firemen were killed and seven injured as the blaze damaged a three story brick building. Fire officials say the cause may never be known.
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