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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1973
Page
3
Sylvia Porter explains 1972 medical and dental deductions and recent Treasury rulings. She notes deductible nonprofit dependent care in centers, acupuncture deductibility, and the Cohan rule for partial proof. Cautions include prepayment timing and a tax court example on lodging for psychiatric help.
The Statistics Bureau reports 23.6 million chickens and hens in Quebec as of June 1 1972, up 2.8 percent from the prior year.
Explanation of photography basics from light and light sensitive film to lenses and development. Light enters a lightproof box through a lens to form an image on film, then is developed to create a negative and prints. Gadgets aid quality, but the core process remains the same.
Knowledge Yearbook touts a letter rearrangement clue about nine thumps and invites readers to see tomorrow's paper for the answer. It notes a winner: Patty Swayce, 12, Milton, Washington, and asks for riddles and jokes with a zip code.
Scott Stoneman a former world champion fiddler and member of the Stoneman Family country music act died in a Nashville hospital after drinking shaving lotion police said.
Auction consignments at Bowman Transportation Warehouse in Hartselle and Decatur area list glassware lots with dates of March 7 1973. Probate notices authorize final settlement for estate of W F Fricke with May 2 1973 hearing in Morgan County Circuit Court. Mortgage foreclosure at Morgan County Courthouse targets property under Emmett East and Mid State Homes. Public sale includes multiple tracts in Morgan County with April 4 1973 date.
A dense schedule lists 6 to 7 blocks of daytime and evening shows with news weather and public affairs. Notable items include Oratorical Contest coverage by Alabama State American Legion and classic films Brock's Last Case Band of Angels, with hosts and channels noted in the dense lineup.
In Howe Idaho federal officials planned an inspection of the roundup site after Hu mane Society reports one of the area last wild horse herds was destroyed. C arcasses of 8 to 10 horses were found below a 200 foot cliff about 80 miles west of Idaho Falls at the 9 000 foot Lemhi Mountains. Officials would not comment on the destroyed animals but said at least 30 others were forced down the range with nostrils wired to restrict breathing. No elaboration was provided.
President Nixon proclaimed March as Red Cross Month in Washington describing it as a period when every citizen is asked to join serve and contribute. The formal declaration underscores national participation in Red Cross activities.
Local listings show Tarzan And The Mermaids 1948 with Johnny Weissmuller and Brenda at 3 a.m. The Reluctant Astronaut 1967 featuring Don Knotts and Arthur O Connell is scheduled for 4 p.m. RICOCHET ROMANCE from 1954 with Marjorie Main and Chill Wills is listed at 31 p.m.
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