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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
9
Sylvia Porter outlines how the 1968 7 percent surcharge on income tax will apply. She explains table methods for individuals and the 7 percent calculation for higher regular taxes, plus exemptions and phase‑in notches to ease the rise.
Oswald and Jim discuss a hand where steady free bidders South and North drive to four hearts, East passes, and West doubles. The play leads to a series of spades and heart tricks, ending with four defensive tricks and a costly defeat for South. The column notes a penalty of 800 and the risk of overbidding. The section closes with the proverb bell the cat and its origin in Piers Plowman.
Mercedes-Benz promotes the 220 Diesel as economical and long lasting with 4 wheel disc brakes and an over engineered body. It highlights durability, comfort features, and a broader gasoline model range from $4,360 to $25,582 with various sedans and coupes listed.
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