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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1977
Page
8
Rep Russell Long voices concern that taxpayers face high error rates in the 1960s income tax process. Errors cluster in standard deduction and general tax credit calculations, with estimates showing millions of returns affected. Calls grow for simpler forms and taxpayer assistance to ease the burden.
Everett E. Ricks Jr. via the Los Angeles County Delinquency and Crime Commission distributes a fact sheet on state aid for violent crime victims. Under Section 12959 residents may receive up to 10000 for medical bills and up to 10000 for lost wages, with up to 3000 for retraining. Applications are due within one year unless extended, and legal fees may be reimbursed if an attorney is used.
Washington report notes Secretary Califano faces scrutiny over image and policy alignment. It describes tensions with President Carter’s administration, mentions his background as a lawyer and his staff, and discusses who should handle public messaging and kitchen duties for the White House. Reports cite advisers and Secret Service plans as part of the reshaping effort.
A reader argues against forced school integration by busing and defends constitutional limits on imposing social policy. The letter critiques civil rights aims as potentially coercive and urges preserving local governance, while opposing immigration, welfare, and border enforcement policies. It critiques government efficiency and warns against global governance, urging focus on domestic needs and employment protections.
Terry McCutcheon, Leet Beach, questions Lahee’s plan to expand the confection industry nationwide. He cites a prior New York example and calls for disclosure of related secrets. Doyle E McKie Lang Beach adds remarks on postal service and industry impact.
A garbled report reviews Verracs care at VA hospitals over recent years. It mentions intensive care due to pneumonia and a broken knee, limited mobility with a wheelchair, and narrow gurneys amid hospital conditions, noting admissions, injuries, and the need for ongoing care.
The writer criticizes Bennitt for praising Bermitt, calling the March 29 piece a weak defense. They argue her open forum won’t solve issues and accuse her of failing to seize a chance for constructive leadership as mayor. Plamkett is noted as an ally in a controversial scene.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention printing fees and newspapers, with references to Damon Hill and classmates. It includes stray names such as Mrs. Fred Faulkner and Long Beach, suggesting a damaged school or local paper context without clear events or dates.
Proposed change calls for income tax due date to be April 1 to relieve the burden and let everyone feel the folly of the current schedule. HUTSKO Michael G Hutsk o
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