Withholding Changes May Hit Paychecks After May First
President Johnson's tax package aims to align withholding with actual tax owed. The House passed it Feb 26. Examples show single earners and joint filers adjusting weekly withholdings to reduce year end balances, potentially shielding taxpayers from large end of year payments or refunds.
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Wapakoneta Parents Plan Visit for Neil Armstrong Blast Off
Mr and Mrs Stephen Armstrong and two of their children will travel to Cape Kennedy to watch the Gemini 8 launch on March 15 with Neil Armstrong, first civilian astronaut, aboard. Neil will command the Gemini capsule while Maj David Scott exits for a spacewalk. the family will stay in Florida for about two weeks.
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Pair Accused of Castro Death Plot
AP reports two former Cuban army majors Rolando Cabelas Secades and Roman Guia Diaz were accused of plotting to assassinate Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The communique links the plan to U S agents in Madrid and exile leader Manuel Artime. five others were arrested. Cabelas allegedly planned to shoot Castro with a high powered rifle and seek top posts under a counter revolutionary regime with Artime.
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Dayton Executive Challenged Over Alleged Onboard Drink
Dayton sales executive W. R. Steinberg faces a federal suit seeking a $1,000 civil penalty for allegedly drinking an alcoholic beverage on a Lake Central Airlines flight. Steinberg denies any such act, saying he never carried a beverage aboard and that a glass of ice water found in his seat pocket was not his.
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Teachers Say Asking For Rights In Schools
Illinois superintendent Lester Ball told Ohio school board officials that today’s teachers are politically sophisticated and demand rights and privileges. He urged full hearings on teachers pay, warned bargaining is a new life in schools, and urged study of organized labor history to avoid militant action.
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Ohio School Board
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Ohio State higher education lag cited by ADA study
The ADA study by Dr. George W. Albee of Western Reserve University argues Ohio public universities lag midwestern peers in finances and library resources. Tuition at Ohio State surpasses Illinois and Wisconsin. faculty and library staffing ratios lag behind Illinois. The report calls for more state funding despite bond issues increasing debt.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Midwest
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Illinois
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Rhodes scholar definition at Oxford University
A Rhodes scholar is a non English student at Oxford University who receives a scholarship from a fund established by the will of Cecil Rhodes.
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Treasury says tax changes would cut withholding for millions
The Treasury estimates under current law too much tax is withheld from about 37 million people. Proposed changes in deductions would reduce withholding for roughly 13 million, mainly low income taxpayers, by adjusting figures and credits.
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Tax Withholding Changes Affect Wide Income Range
The article explains how withholding would shift for about 14 million people and reduce by 3.8 million the overall withheld amount while lowering annual tax payments for many. A family of four with earnings around 7 009 would break even and be largely unaffected, while higher earners face too little withheld and lower earners too much.
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DiSalle In Good Spirits Amid Hospital Stay
Former Democratic Governor Michael V. DiSalle remained in good spirits at Grant Hospital in Columbus Ohio after a Friday morning incident of mouth bleeding. Doctors planned tests to determine the cause while ordering a period of complete rest and expected hospitalization through at least next week.
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John Huss Burned for Heresy in Bohemia
John Huss, a Bohemian religious leader, was executed by burning in 1415 on charges of heresy, an event that influenced later reformist movements and stirred regional tensions between the church and supporters of Huss.
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