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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
5
President Nixon enters year two with mixed signals from Washington. He failed to end the Vietnam war, curb inflation, or curb crime yet earned praise for de escalating Vietnam and signaling readiness to negotiate. Public opinion shows political gains despite unresolved domestic issues.
A tax guidance Q and A covers attaching all W-2 forms to the 1040, the February 2 W-2 receipt deadline, and stapling to Form 1040. It summarizes 1969 filing requirements, exemptions for students and seniors, self employment taxes, and itemized deduction options with Schedule A. It also notes where to buy Your Federal Income Tax 1970 and benefits of color forms to reduce processing delays.
The piece notes President Nixon’s bid for Senate-leaning support as 35 seats face election, with 25 now held by Democrats. Republicans need seven gains to seize control. It also discusses Nixon’s stance on court battles and a looming Census 1970 education of the public. It highlights Census procedures and FOSDIC's role in processing returns while promising confidentiality.
The Nebraska State Patrol invites applicants for state trooper openings to replace recent retirements and attrition. Training starts April 3 with a seven week course, followed by six months in service before winter holidays. Requirements include high school education, 21 to 35 years old, 5 foot 10 inch minimum, Nebraska residency, and US citizenship.
Osceola reports Mrs Thelma Conkling and family joined Richy Eickmeier’s 8th birthday dinner at Alvin Eickmeier home in Omaha. Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Glen Brazee and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Brazee.
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