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...Reform Act of 1976, passed by Congress last September. The act has earned the nickname "Attorneys' and Tax Accountants' Relief Act of 1976." Few will disagree if they wade through the act's 413 pages, 21 titles, 190 sections, 104 pages of supplementary tables and index. The new act affects nearly every taxpayer. It takes a little from almost everyone, gives a little back to everyone except the very rich and on balance is expected to net the U.S. Treasury about $1.6 billion in additional revenues during the current fiscal year, which ends next Sept...
...appreciate the free publicity, we think. But in your March 14 story on the inaugural issue of Index, the newsmagazine of the Ivy League, there are a few errors that need to be cleared...
...Firstly, Index was not conceived as a moneymaking venture although advertisers have indicated a strong interest in the magazine and it may very well turn a considerable profit after the first few issues. But after expenses are paid, any money left over will be distributed equally among each participating newspaper. Hence, the notion that Index was conceived to bolster The Columbia Daily Spectator's financial situation is erroneous and highly misleading...
...Columbia Daily Spectator is no longer in serious financial trouble as the story implies. Nor is Index editorially responsible to or financially dependent on Spectator. The new magazine is a subsidiary publication of the same parent company and the association ends there. John D. Decker Editor-in-Chief, Index Richard E. Hart Editor-in-Chief, Columbia Daily Spectator
...coldest month in 177 years in the eastern two-thirds of the nation. Exports fell almost $1.7 billion below imports, the worst one-month trade deficit ever: shippers could not get export goods out through frozen ports, and more oil had to be imported to keep homes warm. The index of leading indicators-those figures that usually foretell the course of the economy-dropped 1.2%, and factory orders fell 2.1%. The figures, says one Government analyst, "reflect rock bottom, and things should be improving fast from here." Specifically, some economists expect the March unemployment rate to drop back...