Millions of Americans face tax bills due to withholding gap
Washington reports that millions of Americans especially the poor will owe the government money by April 16 because withholding rates and actual tax rates diverge after the Tax Reform Act of 1969. While most taxpayers will get refunds, many low income earners may owe as returns exclude some from withholding. The IRS notes six withholding brackets versus 25 tax brackets and a reduced personal exemption, creating mismatches for households with both spouses working low wages.
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Washington
WFI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
Masters program Lincoln hosts alumni back to campus
The University of Nebraska Lincoln starts its 1971 Masters Program with the theme Communication—A Key to Understanding. Twelve alumni return to share experience with students as Dr. Joseph Soshnik and Outstate Activities greet them. Notable participants include Bruce Brugman, Keith Davis, Vere Foster, William Galbraith, Bailey Kalding, Robert Marcotte, Darrel Rippeteau, Gerald Matzke, Philip Sorenson, Eleanor Swanson, Cherale Ewarren, and others.
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Bruce B. Brugman
San Francisco Bay
Bailey M. Kalding
University of Michigan Law School
Swanson
Omaha
Cherale Ewarren
Nixon
Triumph of Agriculture Exposition Heads to Omaha
Leonard Fleischer and partners cochair the fifth annual Triumph of Agriculture Exposition and Farm Machinery Sky to be held March 940 at Omaha Civic Auditorium. More than 200 exhibitors from the United States and Canada display over 400 farm equipment items, livestock handling gear, buildings, irrigation, and farm supplies. Special programs include a Dan Dooley talk, a FRA film, and University exhibits from Nebraska and Iowa State.
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Leonard Fleischer
Columbus
Jack Smith
Omaha
Omaha Civic Auditorium
Midwest
United States
Canada
Dan Dooley
Fyutere Farmers of America
Hanford
Calif
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Iawa State University
Ames
James
Alice Walsh
OPPD
Douglas
Sarpy
Washington Counties
North Auditorium
Information Canada
Mid America Farm & Machinery
Prince Charles Begins RAF Training at Cranwell
Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, leaves his Buckingham Palace life for a five month flying training course at the RAF college in Cranwell, 180 miles north of London. He will then enter naval service in September for up to five years.
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London
UPI
Prince Charles
Buckingham Palace
TAF
Cranwell
Royal Navy
Doane Hosts Third National Invitational Art Exhibit
Doane hosts the third National Invitational art exhibit on its campus through March 25, opening the new gallery in the $1.2 million communications center. Associate professor Richard Terrell notes the show features wide techniques and imagery from midwest and eastern artists, many of whom are college and university art teachers.
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Crete
UPI
Doane
Richard 4. Terrell
Terrell
Midwest
United States
Korea to back chewing gum flavor with ginseng
The South Korean government announced it will commission chewing gum firms to manufacture a new flavor laced with ginseng. The herb is believed by some to increase sexual potency.
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Seoqul
Korea
UPD
Bya
Guilty Silence Follows Snowbound Sniper Tragedy in Washington
In Greenwater Washington a 16 year old boy shot at passing cars with a .22 rifle from a foxhole like crevice atop a 100 foot hill. After wounding several, he was found dead in the snow as deputies closed in. Relatives described him as well behaved and stable.
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Greenwaten
Wash
UPI
William H. Egnew Sr
Seattle Fire Department
William Herbert Egnew Jr
Mary Cs Pluewaarz
Buckley
Late winter storm lashes Northeast with winds and snow
A late winter storm continued to lash the Northeast with strong winds and snow, stranding weekend skiers as New England lodges closed and roads and schools in Michigan shut down. Alpena, Michigan, logged over 16 inches, part of a season total exceeding 142 inches, a regional record. Schools in Alpena were closed, U.S. 23 along Lake Huron halted at Cheboygan, and roads were largely impassable.
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United Press International
Alpena
New England
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Dogs suffer nervous breakdowns rise in Northern Ireland
In Belfast the RSPCA notes a marked rise in dogs experiencing nervous breakdowns. An SPCA official says dogs are highly sensitive to loud noises such as explosions and shootings, which disrupt their nervous systems.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPT
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
RSPCA
SPCA
Legislator seeks bill to bar sale of mailing lists
Washington Rep. Robert Steele of Cann. says he will introduce legislation this week to prohibit the government from selling mailing lists to direct mail advertisers.
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Washington
UPI
Roberl H. Steele
Cann
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