Take Home Pay To Rise Under New IRS Withholding
Washington AP report outlines new federal withholding tax tables effective May 1 as part of the tax cut. It notes a typical worker earning 15000 with a family of four would see 33.40 withheld weekly, down from 96.13. IRS warns under withholding may occur for dual earners and high itemized deductions, with revised exemption forms available mid April.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
IRS
Senate Kills Bond Reorganization Move in Missouri
Missouri Senate rejected Gov Bond’s reorganization plan moving the Mississippi River Parkway Commission from the Department of Natural Resources to the Highway Department. The 19-10 vote reflected party lines as critics warned of overreach. The chamber also debated Ike Skelton’s 299 page Criminal Code revision to overhaul outdated statutes.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Christophers. Bond
Mississippi River Parkway Commission
Department of Natural Resources
Highway Department
William Cason
Bond
Cason
Senate
Larry Marshall
Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Marshall
Columbia
Commission
River Commission
Mississippi
Ike Skelton
Lexington
Dope Charge On Lassie Star Arrested In Dope Case
Los Angeles AP report says Thomas Noel Rettig star of the 1950s Lassie series was arrested on a conspiracy to import cocaine charge. He was detained at his Morro Bay home after agents said he transported cocaine from Peru to California hidden in a bottle that held Peruvian liquor. Arraignment was set before a magistrate.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Noel Rettig
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Rettig
Morro Bay
Peru
California
Connally accused of taking dairy money in bribery trial
Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen testifies that former Treasury Secretary Connally accepted two $5,000 payments from Associated Milk Producers Inc. and later an apparent $10,000 bribe, describing envelopes of cash, safe deposits, and a cover story to keep funds in a bank vault in Austin. The testimony centers on milk price supports and alleged conspiracy after Watergate.
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Washington
Jake Jacobsen
Texas
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Dairy Farmer Cooperative
Jacobsen
Austin
Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
White House
Treasury Department
Tim
Senate
Houston
LAMPB Meeting Lacks Quorum and Direction
A small turnout of six Local Area Manpower Board members turned a planned meeting outside Columbia into a committee session. Questions about quorum, membership structure, and agenda dominated the night as attendees debated reporting recommendations to LAMPB amid a zero budget and uneven regional funding.
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Area Manpower Board
LAMPB
Columbia
Area Human Development Corp
Local Area Manpower Planning Board
State Manpower Training Board
mid-Missouri
Mexico
Ruth Olson
Mexico City
Dean Smith
Jefferson City
Smith
Paul Keyes
Don Palmer
Mexico Schools
Mr. Palmer
Boone County
Olson
Palmer
Audrain County
Audrain
Boone, Callaway
Cole
Cooper, Howard, Monireau
Osage
King Khaled Cleared by Cleveland Clinic Doctors
King Khaled has a clean bill of health after examinations by two Cleveland Clinic physicians in Saudi Arabia last weekend. The report notes a 1970 heart attack and 1972 open heart surgery here, with doctors stating a complete recovery and strong endurance through stressful times following his brother Faisal's assassination.
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Cleveland, Ohio
King Khaled
Cleveland Clinic
Saudi Arabia
Khaled
Donald Effler
Mehdi Razavi
Two Men Charged In Warrensburg Murder
In Warrensburg Missouri two teens Leon Vincent Taylor seventeen and Carl Edward Hardin twenty were charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Jess Howarter Rembrandt a sixty two year old sign painter from Brady Nebraska His body was found in a local business building after he interrupted a nearby robbery. McBroom of the Major Case Squad said both suspects are jailed in Johnson County awaiting arraignment.
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Narrensburg
Fortwo
Leon Vincent Taylor
Carl Edward Hardin
Warrensburg
George McBroom
Missouri
Johnson County
Jess Howarter
Brady
Nebraska
Students Win At Regional Science Fair
Four Mexico Junior High entries earned honors at Hannibal LaGrange College regional science fair with about 36 schools participating. Ann Olson won Eastman Kodak Co. award for best use of photography. her school receives matching $25 materials. Eddie Besalke, Amy Brokken, Judy Shanle, Carla Haynes, and Todd McAllister earned top placements in zoology health and medicine botany. Faculty sponsors were Jim Van Schyndel, Paul Day and Dan Pitts.
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Mexico
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Hannibal
Ann Olson
St. Brendan's School
Eastman Kodak Co
Eddie Besalke
Amy Brokken
Judy Shanle
Carla Haynes
Todd McAllister
Mexico Junior High School
Jim van Schyndel
Paul Day
Dan Pitts
Ford Begins Conferences on Vietnam and World Ties
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger opened talks in Palm Springs with Gen. Weyand, aiming to salvage Vietnam while reviewing Middle East issues. Kissinger and Ford plan a state of the world address next week. Ford expressed optimism for South Vietnam’s survival and criticized Thieu’s troop withdrawal. He also cited a projected economic rebound, campaign plans, and local crime as ongoing federal concerns.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
San Diego
Kissinger
Frederick C. Weyand
Army
Saigon
Weyand
Gen. Weyand
Middle East
Congress
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
First Woman to Conduct Met Opera Leads La Traviata
In New York Sarah Caldwell founder and artistic director of the Opera Company of Boston will become the Met's first woman conductor leading 11 performances of Verdi's La Traviata next season marking a milestone for the company and for women in American opera.
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New York
Sarah Caldwell
The
Opera Company of Boston
Metropolitan Opera
French heart patient to sail Atlantic solo in 25 foot boat
Douglas Cellini a 43 year old French father of two who recently underwent open heart surgery plans to sail solo across the Atlantic in a 25 foot yacht named Constance. He will travel via England and Canada to Houston saying doctors have condemned him but he wants to prove heart patients can still live fully. He has arranged constant radio contact with naval authorities and insists he will turn back if the voyage proves beyond him.
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Toulon
France
Atlantic
Douglas Cellini
England
Canada
Houston
Tex
Constance
Cellini
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