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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1965
Page
5
The article explains new limits on itemized deductions including theft or casualty losses, medical costs for certain ages, moving and travel expenses, and charity related uses of a car. It covers dividend exemptions, sick pay deductions, child care deductions, and house sale profits, with examples and practical guidance for 1964 filers.
The 106th General Assembly introduced measures targeting lenders who fail to disclose loan costs and stricter drunk driving penalties. A proposed driver license suspension up to a year would hinge on two officers confirming intoxicated operation. The session also considers drug and device sales for contraception, tuberculosis hospital consolidation, county commissioner meetings, and safety vests for newspaper carriers. A sales tax hike to fund schools faces hearings, while a controversial school bus bill continues to draw heavy mail turnout.
Justice Matthew M. Levy questioned whether a special session could pass state reapportionment laws. The NY plans were enacted in December before a party shift and already challenged as unconstitutional by a federal panel. Levy asked for guidance from attorneys on the regular session issue.
Florida trio Murphy Kuhn and Clark pleaded guilty to October 1964 thefts from the American Museum of Natural History. They face up to 21 years each for stealing the Star of India sapphire the DeLong ruby and other gems. Judge Schweitzer postponed sentencing for six weeks amid talk of a remaining deal on the DeLong ruby and 14 other missing stones.
The Federal Communications Commission approved the 1.05 million sale of WYTV Channel 33 in Youngstown Ohio from Youngstown TV Inc to WYTV Inc. WYTV Inc is controlled by Edwin Richter Jr Adam Young Inc Howard Duncan Jr and the Edgewood Investment Co. The sale was approved Monday. The article adds a separate note that coal was likely first used by ancient China around 1500 B.C.
Rep Samuel L Devine urged placing a new combined Veterans Administration regional office in Columbus rather than Cleveland citing a 250000 square foot Columbus building that could house the office. He noted Cleveland would require rental space as the VA consolidates Cincinnati and Cleveland offices into one facility in Cleveland.
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