Taxes and faithful living noted in Washington editorial
The Washington Iowa column blends a religious quote from Ephesians with a parable about sheep and shepherd and a sharp remark on taxes. It reflects on April 15 as a patriotic day and the feeling of being bled white, tying moral tone to civic duty.
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The Federal Tax System Reform Arguments and Pitfalls
A 1969 reform era critique notes how US tax changes shift burdens, with loopholes for municipal bonds, oil depletion, and deductions for homeowners and working mothers. Experts say eliminating loopholes could cut rates by 43 percent, while the system evolved from a simple 1913 tax to a tool for social aims. Tax season fears persist as April 15 looms.
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UMich Survey Challenges Myths On Drug Use And Marijuana
University of Michigan survey of 1,600 young men finds unemployment and servicemen have higher drug use than campuses. College students show usage similar to peers. high school grads entering trade schools show lowest use. 22 percent tried illicit drugs in high school. 36 percent a year after graduation. Authors urge more study and note public sentiment differs from realities.
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Dogs Too Friendly Ends Job Of Welwyn Garden City Dog Catcher
Bernard Johnson quits as village dog catcher in Welwyn Garden City England saying he could not harm the friendly strays. He earned 260 per hour and left Tuesday citing emotional strain from catching dogs.
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Desoto National Wildlife Refuge Opens in Western Iowa
The DeSoto Refuge near Missouri Valley on US 9 opens last weekend as a top outdoor spot with no entry fee initially and future vehicle fees at $1 daily or $10 yearly. The Bertrand Civil War steamer artifacts are on display nearby and fishing for largemouth bass is expected to be excellent this year.
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Growing up duties marred by pained family rows
A six member family faces clashes over a sixteen year old son who mimics and mocks handicapped behavior for attention. The mother and father argue over his conduct and its impact on family life while readers suggest he may need professional help.
A Bridge Defense Makes Two Spades despite Club Lead
In a two spades contract with North dealer West led king of clubs. By ruffing with a club and a tactical queen of spades play you can force West to cover, then discard and draw trumps. If East ruffs or not, you end with two spades, two hearts and a club lost, but still make two spades. Tomorrow: The rebid.
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Booby traps and fences in property defense case law
An ABA public service feature recounts a family farmer who used a cocked spring gun to deter teens stealing apples. Courts ruled deadly weapons are excessive for petty theft and no danger to persons, while milder measures like a barbed wire fence may be legitimate if clearly visible and not on a public sidewalk.
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