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A Ohio tax alert criticizes a new franchise tax misread in small print. The piece warns the tax is due on last year’s profits with January 31 payment, risking double taxation for 1972 and threatening small family businesses, grocery and service sectors.
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Ohio Department of Taxation
Ohio
Reader's Digest Marks Fifty Years of Global Reach
The Digest celebrated its 50th birthday on January 27 highlighting long running format changes, a shift to advertising revenue, and publication in 13 languages with about 100 million readers each month. It notes nearly $20 million dispersed by the Digest Philanthropies in ten years to education, humanities, medicine, religion, and arts.
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Reader’s Digest
Magazine of the World
Sub
Digest Philanthropies
Speculation on Kremlin Friction Ahead of Nixon Moscow Visit
The piece suggests Soviet officials may be provoking incidents to counter domestic perceptions of a softer stance toward the United States before Nixon’s planned Moscow visit. It cites the Scheuer expulsion, Riga air attache assault, an attempted death by a Soviet student, and a Coast Guard clash with fishing vessels as episodes.
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White House
Nixon
Moscow
Russia
Riga
Coast Guard
James H. Scheuer
New York
America
Sweden’s Traffic Deaths Fall Amid Belt and Speed Campaigns
Stockholm reports 1,006 traffic deaths last year the lowest since 1961 except 1967 due to the left-to-right drive switch. A new speed limit system and widespread seatbelt use are cited as key factors, though officials seek more study before firm conclusions. The U.S. toll rises with high speeds and low belt use, suggesting a lesson from Sweden.
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Sweden
Stockholm
U.S
Fluoride Deficiency Draws Attention to Water Supply
The American Dental Association cautions that many community water systems have inadequate fluoridation. Spot checks show deficiencies in fluoridated water across the United States. Communities should audit their water supplies to ensure maximum benefit from fluoridation.
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United States
The
American Dental Association
Medina County Gazette Publication Details and Rates
Medina County Gazette operates daily except Sundays and holidays from Medina Ohio. It lists mail rates for 12 months 26.00 and 6 months 13.00 with discounts for servicemen and students. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and staff contact numbers are provided.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Forgotten Democratic Quotes in New Hampshire Primaries
Ralph de Toledano analyzes Democratic rhetoric ahead of the New Hampshire primaries. He highlights quotes about POWs in Vietnam and Muskie’s shifting positions, noting long memory of public statements and potential political consequences for Hartke, Muskie, and Humphrey.
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New Hampshire
Vance Hartke
Hartke
Vietnam
Edmund Muskie
Lanny Davis
Muskie
Davis
Dover
Political truth and housing study raise debate in Washington
Arnold B. Sawislak reports on a National Academy of Sciences panel funded by HUD that questions whether interracial living is feasible while noting mixed evidence and uncertainty about mixing by income levels. The piece contrasts this with earlier commissions blamed for political truth.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Commission
National Academy of Sciences
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Dick West Satirizes Phase II Inflation Through System Nomenclature
In Washington, Dick West mocks Phase II controls by tracing inflation to shifting product names from guns to weapon systems and from parts to modules. He notes how retailers push terms like sound systems and wall systems, ending with a gag about a graduation gift and a waist girding system for trousers.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Congressional
Rimbaud
Numbers Needed Withheld for Verification Claims
The notice states the number will not be published and names or addresses will be withheld upon request. It notes a telephone number is required to verify all letters and ensure proper processing.
Credit buying seen as growth and risk in 1971 economy
UPI reports analysts say 1971 installment credit near 107 billion dollars signals a lifestyle shift toward buy now pay later. Economists compare today to 1929, noting income growth, debt ratios, and the cushion of Social Security while warning about high personal savings staying near norms.
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Dean C. Miller
UPI
New York
United Press International
Burnham & Company, Inc
Tate
Gratitude for Medina County License Bureau staff
A resident thanks the Medina County License Bureau workers, especially Maxine Koppelberger, for their diligent help in recovering a missing driver's license, noting their devoted service amid a confusing situation.
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Medina County
Maxine Koppelberger
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