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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
5
The House passed a bill to allow extra wide buses on interstate highways and sent it to the Senate. It would raise highway hazards by obstructing vision and shrinking space for autos, plus heavier pavement damage. Wider trucks could follow, bringing more vehicles and costs for road repair. Senators should reject this bill to protect motorists and taxpayers.
The Ridgefield Connecticut school board faced criticism for removing Mike Royko’s Boss from a high school reading list. Critics call the move an intrusion on educational matters, arguing the book accurately portrays Mayor Richard J. Daley and his political machine.
A reader blasts the IRS for poor training and bad guidance at the local office. Multiple questions yielded wrong information, risking tax outcomes. The letter criticizes officials for ignoring voters and pushing projects despite public opposition.
Zanzibar's harbor and alleys carry the heat of decay as the spice island, home to 80 percent of the world’s cloves, endures the shadow of revolution and tumult. Karume’s violent 1964 overthrow, his tense rule, and Nyerere’s cautious replacement candidate Aboud Jurbe depict a state seeking moderation amid factional risk and external pressure.
Henry W. Bloch of H R Block faces congressional hearings on taxes. His mock dialogue about a taxpayer giving to the church sparks laughter as reporters calculate a $48 deduction. He cites computer audits as boosting honesty and notes many taxpayers rely on professional help.
Nearly 200 American writers and teachers gathered in Chicago to honor Henry Regnery founder and chairman of the publishing house bearing his name. The piece recalls Regnery's 25 years publishing conservative books despite limited commercial success and praises his role as keeper of the conservative store with Bill Buckley delivering the main address.
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