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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1984

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3

Millions more taxpayers to use short Form 140A in 1943

IRS expands short form use for millions, cuts taxes by about 10 percent in 1983 estimates, and doubles marriage penalty deduction to 3000. New rules require schedules for certain interest and dividend amounts, IRA deduction expands eligibility, and two law changes raise limits on health insurance and casualty loss deductions.

Thys Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS

Delaware studies plan to ease math science teacher shortage

A 25 member Delaware committee proposes a 500000 program to address shortages as the freshman class requires extra math and science credits. Recommendations include loans for 20 future teachers, summer retraining, payback scholarships, a year of college for 10 returning teachers, graduate credits for 24, and private sector entry tuition aid.

Dover Del Delaware General Assembly State Board of Education

Decline in student financial aid tops two years

The College Board reports a $2 billion drop in available college aid from a 1981-82 peak, real value down 21 percent in the 1980s after inflation. Federal programs remain the main source, with grants and loans near parity and rising tuition costs reflected in hefty increases since 1963-64.

Washington College Ford Foundation Reagan Ad Congress

Illiteracy a big problem in the United States

Frederick County Literacy Council president Melvin D. Bennett recalls tutoring a high school senior who could not recite the alphabet beyond five letters. He cites 26 million functionally illiterate Americans nationwide and about 2,000 in Frederick County, urging Rotary members to refer people to tutors.

Melvin D. Bennett Frederick County Frederick Bennett United States Rotarians Literacy Council Church Women United Board of Education

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