Overseas Americans Fight Tax Burden Under Reform Act
Editorial notes U.S. tax liability on citizens abroad under the Tax Reform Act of 1976. Ex serviceman John Rovee in Paris and Frank Horack Til in London condemn double taxation and limited foreign tax credits. They warn overseas work will deter personnel, hinder U.S. business, and reduce Treasury revenue, with June 15 filing deadline and two month extension noted.
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United States
South Korea
Philippines
John Rovee
Paris
U.S
Frank Horack Til
Orion Bank
London
Congress
Tokyo
Horack
U.S. Treasury
Health tips to cut medical costs and stay healthy
The Health Insurance Institute urges diet and exercise to stay healthy and outlines ways to reduce expenses. Tips include low fat low salt low sugar meals with vegetables and fruit regular walking or jogging moderation in drinking and smoking check prescription prices shop around for drugs generic options have diagnostic tests outside the hospital if covered by insurance avoid weekend or holiday hospital stays share rooms when possible use home care if available and know insurance coverage to avoid losing entitled benefits.
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Institute
Insitute
Feds gear for terrorism post Hanafi siege
Washington experts warn of more hostage situations by violence prone groups. Agencies study antiterrorist committees and data gathering limits since Watergate. Terrorist Data Base lists 2000 names with 5000 passport numbers.
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Washington
State, Treasury, Justice and
Defense Departments
CIA
Critcal
Justice
Cabinet Committee
Cla-Fbi
Customs Service
Honolulu
Public voices clash over nuclear tests and saccharin bans
Letters decry wind delays to desert bomb tests and question policy. Karen Meyer urges public debate on defense spending and a safer home. A Bellflower reader mocks saccharin bans for dieters while railing against diet colas. A Long Beach educator criticizes school bargaining delays and urges transparency. A reader questions a tax subsidized transit ad and calls for practical service over praise.
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Earth
Karen Meyer Bellflower
Coastal control group faces backlash over coast rules
Citizens condemn the Coastal Control Commission for overreaching authority shaping land use and home designs. Critics argue its policies halt energy projects and worsen prices, while alleging constitutional violations and environmental extremism harming jobs and the broader economy.
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Permanent Coastal Control Commission
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
United States
Citizens Lend A Voice On Grand Prix Attendance And Police Reports
A reader disputes police and press portrayals of the Long Beach Grand Prix crowd. He cites Los Angeles Times figures of 100,000 attendees and argues 24 arrests among spectators shows the public in a fair light. He challenges media to honest reporting and defends citizen conduct.
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R. Allen
Los Angele Times
Prese- Telegram
Mc Dever
Ral
Long Beach
Where were the buses in Long Beach
A Long Beach resident writes that since November 9 the Ocean Boulevard cherry to central city bus has remained off after the Grand Prix. He details empty bus stops and aging riders waiting in vain and urges daily news on bus status and councilmen names for public pressure.
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Long Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Cherry Avenue
Central City
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FALN
New York
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Chicago
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New York City
Front de Liberation du Quebec
Canada
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Les Whitten
1. PT
Board of Education
Teachers Association of
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LBUSD
Long Beach Board of Education
Central
Fite
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Long Beach Public Transportation Co
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Samuel C. Cameron
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