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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
3
The Rev. Willis T. Harder of United Methodist Church Potter Nebraska offers a New Year reflection urging Believers to seek God’s Kingdom to gain joy and good deeds in 1972. He cites scripture and encourages a positive, faith-centered year ahead.
The piece argues against scorn of the term bleeding heart and defends compassion. It cites Jesus dining with tax collectors and sinners as a model for mercy toward those in need, urging readers to embrace the label if it reflects Christlike care. The author, Rev. Althouse, defends heartfelt concern as essential to Christian ethics.
The IRS urges wage earners to file new Form W-4s after the 1971 Revenue Act. New withholding rules, effective for wages after January 16, 1972, reflect higher standard deductions and personal exemptions. Singles up to 25,000 and married couples up to 31,000 may have full tax withheld. new special allowances apply for certain one job earners. Employees should claim all exemptions, consider the special allowance, and use additional allowances if itemized deductions are large. If earnings exceed thresholds, project yearly tax and adjust withholding to avoid estimated tax payments. An Employer's Guide Circular E is being mailed with the new forms.
Readable notes report fourteen kindergarten children registered to begin classes on January 14. The narrative then lists numerous social visits and gatherings from late December into New Year’s, naming many residents and their destinations, with holiday travel and local hosting across Sidney and nearby towns.
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