Ribicoff Bill Lets Parents Deduct College Costs
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff re introduces a tax deduction proposal for college costs. The plan would let parents subtract up to 325 dollars annually, with a credit blended from 75 percent of the first 200, 23 percent of the next 300, and 10 percent of the next 1,000, phased out above 25,000 adjusted gross income.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
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Weather modification discussed by Johnson and scientists
President Johnson spoke on weather control while federal scientists said changes will take years to effect. The National Science Foundation reported potential regional climate modification within decades and stressed ongoing research. It noted possible subtle current modifications and the value of cross-disciplinary approaches and computer models enabling large atmospheric calculations.
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War Orphans Education Aid Expanded for Disabled Veterans' Families
Reading notes that the War Orphans Educational Assistance Program now covers children of living veterans with total and permanent service connected disabilities and children of veterans who died from such disabilities. Mrs E G writes that her husband has a 100 percent disability.
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Talented Jesuit Singers To Present Concert Here
Woodstock Jesuit Singers from Woodstock Virginia will perform Saturday evening at Visitation Academy Auditorium on East Second Street. The 10 member group, seminarians for the Society of Jesus, includes veterans of World War II. The program also features the Woodstock Choir and pianist Leslie Schnierer. The event appears in a local questions and answers column touching Social Security benefits and benefits calculations for widows, adoptions, and college tuition support under the 1964 law.
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Infant Dead Five Hurt In Blast At Mixed Residence Shop
A nine month old girl was killed and five others hospitalized after an explosion and fire at a combined residence and barber shop on old Washington Boulevard near Jessup. Firefighters found Fenann Warren’s body amid the charred rubble in the barber shop area. Her grandmother Mrs Julius R Warren and her sister Dorita were admitted to St. hospital.
Blast injures workers as bill seeks East Coast high speed rail
Agnes Hospital treated Oreal Marshall 27 of Jessup and Virginia Brown 18 of the beauty shop for burns and cuts after an explosion that also injured bystander Amen and Rutger Colt J. Both were moved to University Hospital and St. High Speed Rail nes Hospital for serious condition. Julius Warren reported smelling gas before the blast, and Claiborne Pell introduced a bill to create a public authority to finance a Boston to Washington high speed rail service across eight Eastern Seaboard states including Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland.
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Living sheer bras on sale at 2.95 in white
The listing promotes Living sheer bras at 2.95 with regular price 3.95. The Comfort-plus style features elastic sides and back, dainty nylon cups for uplift, and a criss cross front insert. Available in white sizes SA to 430.
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