Computers and Cross Checks Guard U.S. Tax System
In Martinsburg West Virginia IRS uses a bank of four computers and extensive cross checking to monitor 95 million taxpayers. Returns pass through seven regional centers and are fed into magnetic tape systems to process refunds and flag irregularities. The center handles millions of accounts weekly and targets high income and suspected racketeers for closer review.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Sam
America
National Computer Center
International Revenue Service
The
IRS
Income Tax Memory Bank
West Virginia
Hieronamus
Hieronymus
Dates Reset For Haskell Pow Wow
Pow wow sponsored by Haskell Indian Junior College moved to May 19 to 21 to coincide with commencement. The Haskell Indian Club assists with arrangements and will name head man and woman dancers and head singer. Activities include singing and dancing in Haskell stadium every afternoon and night with camping on Adobe Flats and open dormitory facilities. Wayne Postoak says participation will be limited to Kansas tribes but all are welcome.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Kansas
Haskell Indian Club
Haskell Stadium
Adobe Flats
Wayne Postoak
Haskell
KU Council Reorganizes with Elections and Study
The University Council of Kansas will meet on April 1 to elect a presiding officer who also leads the University Senate and choose members of the Senate Executive Committee. It will study proposed structural changes including scaling the body and district-based membership, and may review traffic regulation proposals. The chancellor seeks the council’s advice, delayed by not receiving the suggested regulations.
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University Council of Kansas University
University Senate
Senate
Nixon hosts five student leaders in candid White House talk
Three college students praised Nixon as genuinely concerned about reaching the young but unsure how to engage. They described him as warmer in person and tiring from the job, noting he wants to keep a dialogue with campuses but is isolated in his office.
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Washington
Nixon
Stanley Grimm
Fargo
N.D
Walter Byrd
Kerrville
Tex
Steve Baker
Montreal
Hamilton College
New York
Byrd
Universiy of Mississippi
Baker
Bicycle Licenses Sold In April Parked For Parade Plans
Lawrence officials announce April bicycle license sales at schools and a safety parade on April 24. Lt. Jack Evans leads the effort with prizes for best decorated bicycles and school originality. Licenses issue from April 12 at Riverside, Pinckney, and other schools, then at the police station after May 1.
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Jack Evans
Lawrence Police Department
Evans
11Th
Vermont
Ninth
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Riverside
Pinckney
West Junior High
Sunset
Hillcrest
Deerfield
Schwegler
Woodlawn
Cordley
New York
East Heughs
India
Southern Democrats split on 1972 South vote
Southern Democratic leaders at a chairmen meeting say Nixon would lose the South to a Muskie or Jackson ticket if inflation and jobs dominate. Most Dixie officials favor Bayh McGovern or Humphrey over Nixon, while a lone Mississippi chair says any top Democrat could win. Kennedy favored by southern Black voters. other possible nominees may also win.
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Washington
Nixon
South
Sens
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Dixie
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic State Chairmen Association
Muskie
Maine
Jackson
Aaron Henry
Mississippi
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Iso
Kennedy
Sen
Harrold Hughes
Iowa
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Ed Hieronymus
Terest
Hieronmus
Haskell Pow-Wow
KU Council
Wisconsin State University
Eau Claire
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Fred
N. Hwy
Don
Demos
John R. Chaney
Chaney
Don McConnell
Dale Willey
Cadillac
Mel Morris
Keith Thomas
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