SIU to host old poster exhibition
SIU opens Ye Olde Hand Jive poster collection by Lee Conklin in Mitchell Gallery with reception 3 to 5 p.m. today. Graubner traced Conklin from New York to Montana and Middletown, and the show runs through April 3 with works including surreal body-part posters and prints for Bill Graham’s Fillmore West. Admission is free and proceeds will help move the exhibit to Madison Art Center.
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Treasury delays final rules to curb illegal activity via banks
Treasury delays final regulations meant to detect illegal activity through domestic and foreign banks. A spokesman cites priorities as the reason for the late issuance after the 1970 law passed. The bill targets organized crime using Swiss bank accounts and requires banks to keep extensive records. Navy Seaman Michael E Archuleta sails for the Mediterranean aboard the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt from Mayport, Florida. his wife Linda Brown resides in Murphysboro.
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Pooled income funds attract university gifts
Loyola University estate planner Richard W. Uhl explains pooled income funds as a 1969 tax reform aided vehicle implemented after IRS rules in late 1971. Donors give $1 000 to a university, which invests the funds to provide the donor a lifetime income around 6 percent, with the remaining principal returning to the university after death.
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Nixon China trip leaves global impact under review
The seven day visit drew wide attention as the United States and China issued a long joint communique and promised increased two way trade and people to people exchanges. Taiwan and Moscow reacted with apprehension and skepticism about the consequences for alliances and power balance. The concrete short term gains remain unclear as observers weigh the symbolism against lasting policy shifts.
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