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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1972

Page

5

Mother to receive college degree at daughter's Idaho graduation

Fort Lewis housewife Mrs. Fred Maxwell will receive a Pacific Lutheran University degree at the University of Idaho commencement to share her daughter's completion of a special education degree. The unusual scheduling solution came after calls between Tacoma and Moscow arranging the Idaho ceremony. A PLA degree will be conferred during the Idaho commencement.

Moscow Maho Fort Lewis Wash Pacific Lutheran University University of Idaho Fred Maxwell Pacific Lutheran Tacoma Deborah University of Maho

Realtor Week Begins Emphasizes Positive America

Realtor Week 1972 runs Sunday through Saturday with about 100 000 Realtors nationwide promoting the positives of America and real estate. President Norm Rosenberger of the Bonner Boundary Board of Realtors outlined events and urged selling America first in discourse while noting economic factors should stabilize in 1972. The remarks highlighted ethics, education, and improved housing for low income Americans as key goals.

America Norm ‘Rosenberger Bonner Boundary Board of Realtors Rosenberger National Association of Real Estate Boards Code of Ethics

IRS Exempts Most Small Businesses From Stabilization Rules

The May 3 1972 Federal Register ruling by the Cost of Living Council exempts about five million small firms with 500 billion in annual sales and 19 million employees from price and wage controls. Health services and construction remain regulated. firms with master contracts over 60 workers are still controlled.

Cost of Living Council Federal Register Calvin E. Wright IRS Wright Internal Revenue Service

SBA loan Officer To Visit May 24

Information on applying for SBA management or financial assistance will be available on Wednesday May 24 in Sandpoint during the regular visit of SBA Loan Officer Edward H. Dodroe of Spokane. He will meet for private conferences at the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring current profit and loss statements and a balance sheet for the last complete business year. SCORE volunteers offer free management counseling for startups and existing businesses. arrangements can be made through Dodroe.

Sandpoint SBA Edward H. Dodroe Spokane Dodroe SCORE Service Corps

IRS Explains Rent Exception Requests

The IRS reports it cannot approve a landlord’s exception request when rents exceed price stabilization limits. A landlord may seek an exception only if the illegal increase is rolled back and rents refunded. Notification to tenants is required, and if granted, they must be told of the new increase at least 30 days prior to it becoming effective.

Internal Revenue Service IRS the Price Commission Treasury Department

Democrats to Write Idaho 1972 Platform Hearings Planned

Idaho Democrats announce a statewide process to draft the 1972 platform led by State Chairman Joe McCarter. Public hearings will gather grass roots views and written testimony is welcome at the state headquarters in Boise.

Idaho Joe McCarter McCarter Ratic Boise

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