Tax rule changes would end education expense deductions
Taxpayers may lose a key deduction if new Treasury rules end the education expense deduction when schooling leads to a new degree or job. The proposed tests replace primary purpose with new position or diploma criteria, affecting cases from a physician to an economist and an accountant under scrutiny.
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Sal Nuccio
New York Times News Service
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Caribbean Changes Signal Quiet Regional Revolution
Kingston Jamaica reporter Henry Gininger surveys a five week tour of Caribbean islands from Puerto Rico to Martinique showing rapid shifts in education and job creation. Young populations under 20 drive demands for higher enrollment and new industries while governments seek to curb extremism and build stable democratic economies.
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Henry Giniger
New York Times
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Jamaica
Caribbean
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Orbit
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Trinidad
British Commonwealth
Port-of-Spain
San Juan
University of
King Street
de Gaulle
U.S
Eric Williams
Press Freedom in Northwest Canada Sparks Local Commentary
In Yellowknife editors boast freer press than elsewhere as Yukon Daily News covers a ULP tour with federal ministers and business leaders. The piece notes optimistic northern politics, a cocktail reception, and a lingering afterglow as visitors depart.
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New York Times
Yellowknife
Northwest Territories
Canada
Canadia Northwest
Yukon Daily News
Whitehorse
U.lp
Bank of Canada
Economic Council of Canada
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Shortt
Daily News
Whitehorse Star
Ted Horton
News of the North
Northern reporters chase cold climate stories across Canada
Observer details Canadian Arctic town reporting networks from Fort Smith to Inuvik. It highlights Jim Whelly in Fort Smith agitating for Northwest Territories capital status, Tom Butters in Inuvik covering government workers and Eskimo residents, and Churchill reports on Soviet ship Komarnek and a Moscow soccer team beating local youths 4 to 1 with a 3 to 0 volleyball win at Churchill Arena.
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North
Fort Smith
Jim Whelly
Northwest Territories
Canada
Norway
Siberia
Inuvik
Arctic
Tom Butters
Butters
Churchill
Manitoba
Taiga Times
M.V. Kommunarsk
Churchill Harbor
the Times
U.S.S.R
Fort ‘Churchill Arena
Pointed head debates probing questions and ego
Two figures named A and Q stage a verbal duel about asking and answering questions. A criticizes Q for always asking while he answers, then proposes a series of test questions. The dialogue explores intellectual vanity, symbolism, and age old grievances between them.
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Millenia
Virginia Woolf
Burton
Taylor
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Frank Cousins a Key Figure in British Labor Scene
The Trades Union Congress delegates at Blackpool observe Frank Cousins who refused to applaud Harold Wilson. He left Wilson's cabinet on July 3 over policy differences urging unions to press for higher pay with productivity gains. He remains MP for Nuneaton and leads the Transport and General Workers Union.
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New York Times News Service
Britain
Trades Union Congress
Blackpool
England
Harold Wilson
Frank Cousins
Wilson
Transport and General Workers Union
Cousins
Nottinghamshire
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Ernest Bevin
Cid Oest Lision
T.U
T.U.C
Harold
Frank
Ministry of Technology
Cousin
Oormer
Cambridge Science
C. P. Snow
Lord Snow
Cambridge
Annie Elizabeth Judd
Nance
Nuneaton
House of Commons
Editorial: NAACP pressure on private clubs linked to Civil Rights Act
The piece argues the NAACP campaign to force resignations from all white private clubs follows the 1964 Civil Rights Act public accommodations section. It links private rights erosion to broader social change and critiques reliance on interstate commerce to justify federal action against private associations.
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N.A.A.C.P
Congress
Compulsion In The Name Of Freedom And Private Rights
The piece argues that anti discrimination efforts threaten private rights of intimate association and property disposition. It cites NAACP pressure to resign from private clubs, notes the influence of public officials in private fringe groups, and questions a 1966 civil rights measure’s reach into private life. It warns of broader targets and ends with irony about public policy shifts.
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N.A.A.C.P
109th anniversary of Covington Cincinnati bridge dedication
The 109th anniversary of the dedication of America’s first suspension bridge between Covington and Cincinnati over the Ohio River will be celebrated on October 15.
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Covington, Ky
America
Covington
Cincinnati
Ohio River
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