IRS Overhauls Tax Forms With Building-Block System
Tax regulations shift dramatically as Form 1040-A vanishes and all filers adopt Form 40. The IRS unveils a modular approach: start with basic Form 40, then add up to ten supplements as needed. About 30 percent may only need the basic form, but many will file multiple schedules this year.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Letters to Laugh In Gets Dear John Note
Hollywood NEA reports Gary Owens says Letters To Laugh In was canceled amid NBC Laugh In crossfire. Owens, a busy LA disc jockey, signs a new three year contract and pursues multiple ventures including voice work, production, writing, and hosting. The piece notes tensions between veterans and younger executives shaping music and TV careers.
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Hollywood
Gary Owens
Letters To Laugh-In
Laugh-In
Letters
NBC
Los Angeles
Penelope Pitstop
South Dakota
Harold Liloyd
WHElinger Car Books Put Rallying in Focus
A NEA automotive editor reviews a selection of motor racing books for Christmas gifting. Peter Manso interviews Formula 1 champions. Alec Ulmann chronicles Sebring. Jim Clark memorial notes. J Robert Connor outlines auto mechanic careers. Leo Levine details Ford racing history with vivid pictures.
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NEA
Peter Manso
Funk & Wagtalls
Manso
Dan Gurney
Bruce Mularen
Stirling Moss
John Surtees
Jackie Boweie
Tee
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Sebring
Alec Ulmann
Chilton
Mercedes
Arco
Clark
Graham Hill
Jackie Stewart
Colin Chapman
Jim Clark Foundation
J. Robert Connor
Grosset & Dunlap
Bob Connor
Connor
FORD
Leo Levine
Macmillan
Levine
Henry
Michigan
Coin Column Teases Questions on 1868 Nickel Rays and Wartime Minting
Readers asked about counterfeits and varieties such as the 1868 nickel with rays, the wartime 1942 45 five cent piece, and misdated Lincoln cents. The expert explains ray die breaks, design changes, silver content during wartime, and the legality of silver coin sales and melt limits.
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Jeferson
Setterson
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Banks
Fragmented campus irony and labor union deflection remarks
A garbled clipping cites Dr EB G Williamson of Minnesota noting student demonstrators awakening concern about Green issues. It contrasts today’s collegians with the silent oration of earlier eras. The text also includes an Irish remark about the Cosa Nostra and Thomas T Gleason denying union crime ties.
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Minnesota
Cosa Nostra
Thomas T. Gleason
International, Longshoremen’s Association
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