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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
2
This column explains how the 1970 tax changes raise the dependent credit to 625 and alter the income limits, keeping some credits intact for students and foster children. It notes withholding changes since last July and how total taxes may drop, with guidance to request the author's booklet for filing.
The NFPA reports about 12,200 American deaths and 2.7 billion dollars in property loss in 1970. It cites the worst loss of life in the Alaska crash on November 28. In Dillon South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond appears with a black eye after a box fell during his wife’s move to a new home.
Hobart College will stand trial February 2 on coercion charges arising from a dispute over aiding law enforcement to arrest three students after a campus drug raid seven months earlier. The case follows a broader Hobart controversy including pleas, a grand jury report, and a riot-related indictment.
ABC News plans a live election night style show titled National Polling Day What Americans Think on January 13 at 10 pm EST. Pollsters interview 3000 across four categories youth economy law and order and war and peace to be analyzed by Louis Harris and Frank Reynolds with a panel of experts including Ramsey Clark Walt Rostow Moyers Walter Heller and Eva Jefferson. The program aims to reveal how public thinking differs and how insights can guide consensus.
Tax collectors project sales taxes to bring in more than $15 billion this year across states and cities, signaling a strong revenue year for local governments. Authorities note steady consumer spending supports the growth.
North-South vulnerable. West opens with a two bid or pass. West hand AA2 1932 ten with spades and clubs. East has KQJ52 plus hearts. South holds AKQ6 and A Queen Ace Queen six. Opening lead shows four.
Internationalist Ira Rubin of New York and Charles Burger of Detroit won the 1970 blue ribbon pairs with a top score in a no trump contract. The partners built a decisive end by forcing South to lead into spades, allowing Rubin to capture key tricks and finish with a two trick swing.
In Westfield mass a 21 year old bank clerk Miss Maribe Holcomb became the first to collect for personal injuries under the new Massachusetts automobile insurance act. She was injured Jan 2 when her car was rear ended in West Springfield. Her injuries were not serious.
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