Millions face surprise tax bills under new withholding
IRS warns underwithholding caused by Tax Reform Act 1969 will hit millions of low income earners. Many couples with two working low wage earners risk owing hundreds when filing, while some will receive larger refunds. Officials say complexity drove underwithholding and refunds remain common, with most taxpayers due to pay or adjust by April 15.
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Reds Have New Missiles Claim Sparks Cold War Alarm
Washington UPI President Nixon said Senator Henry A Jackson warned the Soviet Union is deploying a new and more powerful missile system. Jackson called the weapons huge and superior in quality potentially challenging U.S. defenses as the 1975 horizon approaches.
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New York Teachers Delay Layoffs By Court Order
A New York court order temporarily saves about 1,000 substitute teachers from layoffs amid a $40 million budget shortfall. Local Brooklyn boards, facing Central Board of Education cuts, obtained the restraining order to allow continued hiring and suspend other cutbacks. State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Russell Jones signed the order, pending a response from the State Education Department.
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Council Race Ballot Drawing Set for April 6
City Council candidates will draw for ballot positions at 1:30 p.m. in the city clerk’s office. The field features a nine-member Good Government League slate led by former Mayor Pro Tem John Gatti and a four-member Committee for Barria Betterment backing Place 9 challenger Pete Tartes Jr. A record high ballot field of 35 candidates was noted in 1959 and 1967.
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Opera festival display at San Antonio Public Library
A library display on operas for the San Antonio Grand Opera Festival includes records, books, and brochures on four works to be staged from March 20 to March 28. The festival, directed by Victor Alessandri, opens with Otello at Municipal Auditorium, starring James McCracken, Elinor Rass, and Morrey Meredith.
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Lockheed Moves Toward Domestic Satellite Service
Lockheed Satellite Corp. seeks FCC permission to enter the U S domestic satellite communications market with a nationwide network rivalling COMSAT and AT and T A bid backed by Lockheed Space and Missile division promises four channels capacity with free five year use of channels for educational and public broadcasting purposes The plan notes potential annual revenue of 71 million and aims to avoid bankruptcy pressures while competing for a major federal contract in Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Boston.
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Slayer Shootout At Calaveras Street Home
Police hunted a 21 year old man after a deadly shooting on Calaveras Street. Norbert R. Richardson died on arrival at Green Hospital after being shot by the suspect who sought his ex wife. A 52 year old woman, Davie Green, died at the hospital about an hour later. Witnesses say the suspect fired at Richardson then turned on Mrs Green and continued firing when she cried out. He later pledged to surrender to police.
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House Probe Planned By Security Committee On PLP
Washington The House Committee on Internal Security plans to investigate the Progressive Labor Party a radical movement active in New York and on some West Coast campuses. One founder Mortimer Scheer last known address was in the San Francisco area a committees aide said Monday.
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Radical Group Records link PLP to SDS split and Weatherman rise
The Progressive Labor Party is described as national in scope with disciplined members who oppose marijuana use and advocate a worker student alliance to overthrow the U S government. PLP splits from SDS yielded the Weatherman faction, with picket lines in San Francisco aimed at purging dictatorship and promoting proletarian rule. National hearings on PLP and SDS loom after past House investigations into the Black Panthers and SDS.
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Tricia Nixon Engagement Reported for Harvard Law Student
Washington United Press International reports a formal engagement announcement for Tricia Nixon, daughter of President Keaps and Mrs. Nixon, to Edward Cox, a Princeton and Yale-educated Harvard law student. The couple planned an Irish Evening at the White House on March 16 with a June wedding expected at the White House and a joint birthday celebration for Mrs. Nixon.
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Aftershock Jolts California High Rises and Windows
A weekend aftershock rattled Southern California causing swaying highrise buildings and rattling windows. Caltech seismology lab reported magnitude 4.3 on the Richter scale in a normal aftershock, part of more than 225 aftershocks since the Feb 4 quake measuring 5.6. The tremor lasted nearly 10 seconds.
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