County picks 24th Street site for new hospital
The County Board of Supervisors settle on the 24th Street land for the new county hospital citing cost and central location. The decision ends years of debate and raises questions about a future medical school linked to Arizona State University while stressing the need to start work due to inadequate current facilities.
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Papago
Arizona State University
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Tax form 1040 study shows readers struggle with layout
About 60 million Americans study Form 1040 the income tax return as the IRS tries to simplify the task with redesigned typography and layout. Still the form remains hard to understand and not more forgiving than before.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
Sino Soviet split deepens as rift shores up two powers
Roscoe Drummond notes a widening break between the two largest Communist parties and Moscow and Peking. He cites China’s boycott of the Moscow Congress, likely prolonged Vietnam War effects, and mutual accusations of bad faith. The piece argues the rift stems from national interests rather than ideology and cites Prof. Mosely on Kremlin strategy.
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Peking
Drummond
Hanoi
Communist Party
Russia
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China
U.S
Philip E. Mosely
Foreign Policy Association
Kremlin
Donating Property to Charities Still Qualifies for Tax Deductions
The Tax Court case shows that gifts to charitable and religious groups can yield deductions if the donor proves fair market value and the organization will accept the gift. A contractor donated 51 architectural illustrations to the University of Southern California, with value disputed and many items lost or damaged, highlighting the need for proven value and proper donation purpose.
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University of Southern California
University
Hearst Mining Feats Highlighted In California Pioneer Book Reissue
The review notes George Hearst rose from mining in Missouri lead and Nevada silver to fortune, later becoming a U.S. senator. Westernlore Press reissues the 1933 study by Fremont Older as volume 31 in its Great West series, detailing Hearst’s mining ties and the origin of his wealth alongside his son William Randolph Hearst’s later fame with the San Francisco Examiner.
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UPI
California
George Hearst
Golden State
Missouri
Hearst
Nevada
Fremont Older
U.S. Senate
William Randolph Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Inflation Blame Game Waged by Democrats and GOP
The piece argues Democrats dodge inflation facts while Republicans push fiscal remedies. It cites rising costs, price indexes, and government spending as drivers, with Mansfield labeling press and GOP talks as inflation denial and warning of war-time spending as the real culprit.
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White House
U.S. Department of Labor
Ciation
Sen
Mansfield
Florida poll signals party split and runoffs in Burns race
A secret Florida poll shows Gov Haydon Burns trailing in the May 3 Democratic primary with 28.5 percent to rival Burns High at 34 percent while odds tilt toward a runoff. An anti segregationist candidate Scott Kelly draws 18.5 percent and 19 percent remain undecided as Florida politics shift with reapportionment and George Smathers’s looming Senate bid. The statewide balance hinges on Miami power and metropolitan gains.
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Deepath
Florida
Haydon Burns
Burns
Scott Kelly
High
Miami
George, Smathers
LeRoy Collins
John
Readers' right to write sparks wild traffic safety ideas
New York readers submit a parade of outlandish proposals from Apache Junction Arizona to Detroit and Hollywood California. Ideas include pointy front bumpers amphibious cars periscopes for patrols and helicopters to nab drunken drivers with a hook and drop them into a lake. Some fear safety belts are useless without sturdy seats while others seek rear window defrosters.
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Apache Junction
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Considine
Steve Turshan
Detroit
Larson
Hollywood
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