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...Soviets have scaled down this estimate to 210,000, and diplomatic sources put the actual number closer to 150,000. Only 3,000 of the 18,500 Americans expected before the boycott are coming, and some of those only because they would not be able to get a full refund on their trips. The fall-off in tourism could cost the Soviets as much as $150 million in hard currency, according to one Western projection...
...when Mitchell W. Smith '82 became manager of HDNS, the location of the news service office and its telephone number remained a mystery. When Smith succeeded the reclusive Marty Olive '79-4 and publicized the whereabouts of HDNS, hundreds of called-in complaints and legal threats prompted a questionable refund policy...
...photo on the top left Mr. N is focusing his camera while Mrs. N gets Nadia ready. Mr. N might actually take a picture when mommy fixes baby--it's more candid that way. And besides, if daddy doesn't like it, Fotomat will refund him the price of the picture...
Alaska's good fortune is also a political plus for Republican Hammond, who called the refund and oil dividend package "ultimately the most important legislation ever enacted" in his state. He added, "Some people call this socialistic, but it really is very conservative. The idea is to let the public decide how they want to use their money...
Carter also had some good news; he is getting a $16,703.50 refund from his federal income tax. He earned $275,136.75, including his salary and expense allowance of $237,499.98 as President and $22,670.53 in interest from Kirbo-managed investments. But in addition to his business loss, Carter claimed $43,090.64 in deductions, including $15,438.50 for gifts to charity, $45.04 in credit card interest and $15.53 in postage. As presidential business expenses, he listed only $1,703.46-$534 on meals for guests at the White House, $639 for staff parties, $288.96 for gifts and $240 for refreshments...