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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
7
Ohio wage earners will receive IT-1040 tax forms by Christmas with a compact nine line on one side and eleven lines on the reverse. A 24 page instruction booklet with charts explains computations and credits. Taxpayers must file by April 15, showing federal adjusted gross income, exemptions, taxable income, credits, and total tax due or refund.
Florida's Calder Race Track hires a full time Baptist minister to offer guidance and weekly services for the track workers and staff. Rev Cliff Hoolsema aims to bring peace and Christ to more than 1 000 employees living and working at the track amid personal problems. He will hold services in the laundry while a permanent chapel is built and is not to condemn riders but to be a friend and support amid drugs alcohol and family issues. The program is the first of its kind from the Race Track Chaplaincy of America begun five years ago by Horace Salty Roberts and Dr Edgar Homrighausen.
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced a new manual detailing steps for local authorities to request aid from the Highway Patrol and National Guard during natural disasters and civil disturbances. The guide covers storms floods bomb disposal chemical spills and procedures for civil disorder, citing Ohio’s prior National Guard deployments and Kent State memories.
The Capitol diners will now routinely offer Louisiana gumbo inspired by the late Sen. Ellender. Sen. James Allen created the program to honor him. A bowl may cost about $1 as kitchens follow Ellender’s shrimp heavy recipe.
A catalog note describes a roasted finish coat for misses sizes 8 through 18 with notch collar and belted back detailing tailored lines and classic styling.
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