29 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1969
Page
1
Don Oakley explains the 1968 tax changes including the single page Form 1040 and separate schedules. The old 1040A is discontinued, and the IRS notes rising complexity and higher income levels demand easier filing. About 31 million returns will use just the one page, with 22 million needing one extra attachment.
In On the Capitol Firing Line Gross denounces the 1963 coffee agreement as a foreign aid windfall for South and Central American barons. Reports from Hanson’s Latin American Letter and GAO claim price rises and aid-like costs, contradicting Kennedy era pledges to stabilize prices.
A reflective column argues women must claim equal rights and places in society. It cites Dorothy Shinder urging tax reform for single women, notes Rep. Martha Griffiths’ support, and foresees leadership shifts amid an executive crunch shaping opportunities for women and minority groups.
Otto Sauders, 94, formerly of Spencer, now in Washington, has taken up pastry cooking as a hobby. He recently baked a birthday cake in his small kitchen for his daughter-in-law J. B. Hendricks. Riceville awarded a plaque for his 26 years of service to the Riceville Volunteer Fire Department. Iowa's only completely local daily newspaper notes the community ties and long service.
A humorous New Year item questions winter snows bulb theft fears and politics. It riffs on weather shifts, holiday lights, and a playful jab at a tax reform bill while wishing readers a Happy New Year.
Dr Phillip J Levine of Drake University argues marijuana use causes liver and stomach ailments beyond psychological effects. He spoke at an Ames Jaycees seminar joined by Ames Police Chief Seidelmann Polk County Judge Oxberger and state narcotics agent McGill who notes manpower shortages in drug enforcement.
Vicky Lee Kimball and Michael Paul Brainerd wed Saturday at Blessed Sacrament Catholic church in Sioux City with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Newman Flanagan officiating. A church hall reception followed. Brainerd, music director at Gehlen schools Le Mars, and the bridal party wore formal attire amid a traditional ceremony.
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