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Show 4th in Series of 5 Student Axon Denounces Rule of Force Campus Unrest Deductions Are Legal Unrest Tax Reduction Method Continues EDITOIl i NUTL: re perfectly leual way to cut your Icileral incume tax bill Simt there is mine than one way of tukmii them, you should pick thr one that saves you most money. This is the fourth of a series Riving expeii aaviec on how to prepare your ledoral Income tax return which is due April 15. Hu UMi.'ii i uiiiniw IXhIul-Uoii- five-pa- il WASHINGTON Ul'll-- To I'lL'A WASHINGTON il'Pli- - of itre Dam I'niverMty, ntuijta.sk of what could bo Washington this week, "whati Administration Hourcea lo President Nixon has denounceil an o'd friend thr' satd the White House has been done about ihetn with consistent action, "the rule of force" which he Kather llesburgh is the author of independence said Nixon's letter tradition ofL . Agnew (i ,h ,, was American universities, might be' . says marks much campusofwh.it us becoming known as to Kather ,i i, !;.,!" llesburgh. ',,, "" " )itest and has dire Med Vice the "lit minutes ot meditation" mstructo.l to discuss with the lakm at the stale and federal nienl, ,,,Mm now poses;es to deal with 'resitkMil Spiro T Agtiew and policy, a get touch attitude that n.ttian'x governors, nioeliiig m levels to cmie with the grownu the problem. They boil down to m strict rules that apply to Uic B t"niud Prm Inlcrnutiunul former football coach Bud g i v e s protestors employing lawlessness and violence onour Ticad Wack a congiessionally studonts t wore enacted ban various lpe ol doductioius WltkltlMih til .seek , ' " nicaiLS of fnivr tit I'hmi'p nf sliinmiu' Vnmm " . m ii I ' ' it ti.il'w loans and Brants to mi Here the 'd hI;iv in building at are some ol twi hinumi.n h4ini! sikim'iii 1'H .ooDina wil l i ni' Wilkin-ona nenr immortal .stmU nt.H convicted in the court ilrdinti.'iis which nut lapa I'niversily's Newark, N soft VI. il'Pit-- A HAKUK. The President, through a arrested the of Oklahoma, an 'of campus protest-relatefusraI'niversity crs can take advantage ot. lus. Stillman follow Mnml the sunken 111:111 Itefiire letter released hi. Ihf U'hiir 'I uunl In mmUud Aa , and iloy (. MLlhlAL KAl'r.VSr-S-Y- ou h campaigner for Nixon ders Only a small number have John Moose Mondav, spelled out Iils forthright have District Court sou stand Judge can claim a deduction of one- - Marshall, Tex. a now While and House ,,l,,'n I'Hocted. views on tne current wave ol taken, Mxon wrote in a letter onnarn Monday ami naniieu " 'la" 'be amount you seiit in About 2f0 sttiilenls WM,t he lor him a small strand of love assist, ml, has been working on. college unrest with unmistaka- - sent shortlv The airmail flight In on l!i.)8 first medical the insurance 01 cupied Administration possitihaccording lo; programs, beads. t,f clarity. He doesn't like it. KimuH- Sunday. was from While House officials, and is America's history coverage up to a limit ol S150. lUiildmg at I'eiinsslvania Stale thank In addition to blaming violent well, Nixon underscored his leelmg "Oh, you." You net Ibis deduction retard, r to submit rocoiunien-- j New Orleans to Baton Hougo, expected wear siiuieni proiesus 011 el anoiner way. siuau. v omi.mi wm, men un n.iiiy (lalHHis at a later dale .1. i, 1, ,iii. l.a, in April, 1912. Nixon S. Simons, 21, $l." lor failure to UhI went to the Kev. irresponsible letter minority. medical expenses were. Then ms was issued. Tl'KSDAY, KKIi 2ft, 1W9 Theodore Hesburgh, president set his administration to the have bis car inspected, .1. ...I I.I ..I. Daily Herald you muu up y our oiuer ineunai ly IM.il, I UUh the Slate I'niversity of and dental jiH-m- ' i- . disor-arge- i . . 1 - ... . - i I t ..I ,1... ...rl..i: nnv oiiimv in nit- muaiioii out oi tax bill, nuike sure you your includingT v,,,. expenses, tve.y ueuuction you arc me oaiance 01 your tnwieHi protesters lej !lv emit ed j claim. ..burance payments and i U.e he u s. a Wllllcr lru Detluclioius reduce the amount total comes to more than 3 per to tel (.'omnnnd of income on which you are cent of your adjusted gross suspi,l'il.u,rviewSt llH,n staged a a equ red to pay taxes They are ...come, you can claim , ,he o( a form of compensation to ou dvd iouon lor the amount by A ' for certain which w Inch it exceeds 3 per cent. The expanses At K itgers, about 40 mem- sniwi:il i'oin:iiiidir nl mi'dicjil iiisoruni'i Congress siivs of bv liluck. Urganwation bm tRMtnicnt. is iiKliKied under the 3 per cent seized Students (DOS You must first decide whether rule. The cost of drugs and of oiikJ in Hall, threatened to you want to claim a standard medicines may be figured into deduction or vour your medical expenses only to uosiruv the school switchboard itemize if police interlered and deduction To be safe you mav die c,ent they exceed per until the W'HIlt In f iiTllfn limr tuv h.illl ,'lll III lillir Jlil,llslia onw VOW III to remain ndnuiistration met their de- ways to sec which saves you income. more money. For example; If your aljust- - mamis for recruitment ol more Kican alld 'I hero K1'0 two are ways of ed gross income was $10,0i0 and mam Miulonts. campus Hutgers' bills bust a were standard deduction, your drug claiming year Brunswick, N.J. The most common is to deduct i8, you first suolmt 1 per is ' Uemain Students 10 per cent of your of the $10,(Hk)-- or cent $10- 0adjusted a prog.i.ss dial i icoine less any ..oin the (h8, leaving (78 to bc At Stillman College, of 7 jO school medical' mo counted domiiian'.ly Negro to entitled are among your you robel-you- r 60 about Tuscaloosa, deduct or exclude. Thus, if expenses. And your medical, behind i n c remained lious students be would deductible' exHen.ses adjusted gross onie is $9,453 you'd be entitled lo omy in the amount they exceed tho chamed doors of the Student a 10 per cent deduction of 3 per cent of $10,000, or WOO. Union ;n the face ol'an order by .But you can still claim half of! President Harold N. Stinson to $95.60. Or you could claim what is your medical insurance leave, pro-called the "minimum standard '"'urns even if your total Three hundred sleep-ideduction," This is $200 plus medical bills came to less than1 staged a $100 for each exemption which $300. beginning last Wednesday for You may; oeaer better food, living you claim or $100 plus $100 forj CONTH1BUT10.NS: each exemption if you are deduct contributions to churches conditions, eased housing rules married and file separately. Aand charities. Your total and the firing of a maintenance married couple with three! deduction is generally limited to' man who was a security guard children would be entitled to a20 per cent of income. But you last fall when he shot a student minimum standard deduction of jean deduct an additional 10 pcrjin the leg. cent up to 30 per cent) for 1700. stinson set a 6 p.m. Sunday The 10 per cent standard contributions to c h u r c he sj deadline for closing the school, deduction works better than the schools, hospitals cn extended the deadline to 1 a oiner cnanues wnicn are minimum At sianaara deduction m that lim for everyone except large supported by the general public' mosl of lhe M students in the or government grants. families of low income. left, but 50 remained. The limit on either form is a INTEREST: You mav deduct building demonstrations The Wiley $1,000 ceiling on the amount of; the interest you paid on a home week after students last began duction you can claim-45- 00 mortgage, bank loan, car loan learned the college was dropfor married persons filing or installment purchase football from its list of ping separately. Even if your Income TAXES: A wide variety of sDorts. students also The was $20,000, your maximum state and local taxes 'demanded a better faculty and standard deduction is still deductible. These include real; tv.r.rk klaitb ctnHinc anst cairl $1,000. wwiiv ,u laivc, KOtJUMUC Id ACS, w to general sales taxes, state and Usually, It Is itemize deductions, especially if local income taxes and personal agilMIM IOC picaiutm, Ul. I. II. Cole Sr. you paid interest on a home property taxes, contributed CASUALTY You LOSSES: mortgage, large sums to churches or charities, may deduct a property loss had unusually big medical bills, from a storm, fire, flood, theft paid alimony or suffered a big or accident, if it wasn't covered casualty loss that was not by insurance. But the law covered by insurance. requires you to absorb the first There s no ceiling on the total $100 of a loss mount you can claim if youibefore claiming a deduction. Itemize deductions. But there' (Next: Special Situations) - ',, iin student PROVO STORE PHONE 373 - 4500 i . Al VAAVC CIDQT HI I At ITV " END-OF-MON- TH i 1 l'uerlo WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES 1 students i ua i. better Drastically reduced Jr. Petites, Juniors, Missos Z Bennett Says trim-fu- - Another Czech Burns Self Sen, WASHINGTON (UPI) Wallace F. Bennett, R - Utah Monday said that Congress had no other choice than to raise the national debt level beyond the $365 billion mark, Bennett, a member of the PRAGUE (UPlt-- A young at the scene told them of the Finance Committee and Senate letter. to man burned himself death in. youth's 1.. Li ;.,iA ...:iu iV.A , , ., , ,, , ii n eioifiy asfiouitutu mm uic tun " rrague ioaay on mis isi ava"aD'ei2ressional "economv bloc" said aa zzwydyc czechs mw !he woul(, sUpport ,hc Presi. of the Communist1 lhe Wltncsss said ambulan- - dent's To Death; Supports Palach nation's of the man left a note saying he was "Human Tcirrh n V anH was lakins his - - life in suDnort of rr Jan Palach's demands Palach burned himself fatally earlier this year to protest the Soviet occupation and o de- mand more reforms for the occuoied nation. Witnesses to today's burning, in one of the wh:"h ocfii-rpleaHim. orf hal H' pii nasca H -- iiT.."'.i., .;a ii.c HARPIES were with The mythical Harpies n and the nightmarish dutie- o s izir.g dea ; souls or of snatching away the food of those accursed of the gods. hal'-wo- hall-bir- - Broken sizes $288 WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR OVERSHOES $144 Boys-girl- s Orlg. ti to $13 WOMEN'S BETTER TAPERS pair drastically reduced Penn Prest denim, bonded fabrics, more ''y- $88 SHOES 88 '. '""-in- e "" ,nai ine yuin already vas listration was left a margin of iless than .3 of one per cent be. A restaurant waiter who tween borrowing and the ceil i after the m. arrived shortly ... ing by the Johnson administra' GIRLS' SWEATERS Sizes 00 $2" orlon BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Orig. $1.91 to $1.49 Woven and knit $1 Sizes 6 to 18 11 BOYS' JEANS Double knee Sizes $1 2 22 Only 62 pair Broken sizes Denim and twills-je- Orig. $5.99 to $10.99 Orlg. $3 ans shorts Big $1 savings 388 88 WOMEN'S BLOUSES SHOES T Many styles and fabrics Nylon pile Various rizes 53 PC. DINNERWARE MEN'S $9 Orig. $3 Sizes 30 to 38 ACCENT THROW RUGS $4 - Orig. $16.91 Silver Oak pattern 88 $13' Big value 42 pair only Broken sizes WOMEN'S SWEATERS Several styles end fabrics Over 60 to choose from 88 $ $28 FLOOR POLISHER Orig. $8.99 to $12.99 request "reluctantly." DUl $99 4 WOMEN'S Oiig. $4 to $10 WOMEN'S SHORTS - Bennett said Nixon had no drnved auer tne ourning,i which occurred at about 2 p.m.ther choice than to make the Sizes styles V2 wool Orig. $300 nylon Broken sizes WOMEN'S SKIRTS 185 a 1 I 75 to choose from 100 CHILDRENS $4 Orig. $3 Broken sizes Mostly 100 GIRLS' SLACKS Orig. $4.99 to $7.99 16"-$2- 9' Printed sanforized cotton flannel 199 $31 Only 14 so Hurryl Over 250 pair , j anniversary Party's takeover eovernment 6 styles s Boys-Girl- Oiig $26 to $30 trim r Broken sizes Debt Limit Must Rise Orig $42 91 WOMEN'S BETTER COATS Self SWINGER BIKES GIRLS' lo IS SHOES l4-$- n five-nig- V Oiig u-- $588 Orig. $29.95 2 only $2488 Deluxe PennCrest ; M Mjd the .he not the poiicei who saw tion. Supporting the letter. the Republican for a saiH hp ri.H it nn th administration's request method of calculating the new anniver.-arof the 2oth of ceiling, the Utahn also favored February and iu- - ' ..f' r.......,- ...,.!.. "K1"10 u',ut' ovcrnment to take steps now luoui sinus. n Palach's iIomunHs " s "r a new HCCOtllltlllg L system has been opposed by another Hetmblican, John J. "HANGED DEDICATION Williams of fVlawarp Williams Beethoven's Third Symphony. said thc llew svstem makes ..jt now known as the "Lro'cn. look jke we are reducing the ,vas once dedicated to Napoleon. w,t,n we are n()( fter Napoleon made himself. ?mp ror of France, Beethoven Wild ducks consume enough egarded him as a trvant and reiedicated the symphony to food daily to equal about 10 per "the memory of a great man." cent of their body weight. y MEN'S BETTER KNIT SHIRTS Orig. $5 98 to $8.98 Sizes $ Several styles and colors 3 $00 L. Twin Size RUBBERS 88 Orig. 2.59 PILLOW 4-- 5 ..- '" PENNPREST MEN'S WORK CASE, oo Full Size Orig. 3.59 .$1.50 pair orig. 1.69 buckle Broken sizes MEN'S NYLON SKI JACKETS SHEETS BEDSPREAD BUY Orig. $19.88 Chair length styles $288 14' Sizes Cotton Chenille $3M White and colors MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS WOMEN'S HOSE FAMILY Orig. to $5.00 Banlon or Cotton Blends SLIPPERS $2" Crew, Turtlenecks Over 200 tc choose from Fashion colors 300 to choose from 25' 50' Broken sizes MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS Foam laminated lined MEN'S SUITS Several styles and fabrics Broken sizes mmm Orlg. $75 to $83 59 88 WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS PHONE Sizes 373-026- 4 CATS DO NOV SEE BETTER IN THE DARK! yi. The leu light, the leu light. Sight dapandi an light reaching th irii el Iht Fallaclti, 3rd Iditien, A.S.I. Ackerman, B 5c. e 79. ot Knowledge, I -- opulor Geo. W. Stimpion, THERMAL SLEEPERS Sizes 5-- 6 only 99' Pastel colors PIECE GOODS Orig. $7.99 to $12.99 Orig. $35.00 $88 $83 12' PROVO PENNEYS $88 Broken sizes Sizes 5 to 9 Famous name brand Orig. $? 98 to $14.98 Nylon ski, corduroy Many styles and fabrics MEN'S SKI JACKETS MM PROVO $1 $T99 Zip front, hooded BOYS' JACKETS Orig. $2.99 to $3.99 Orig. $4.98 opEN Many fabrics and colors Big savings Orig. $.44 to $1.98 3 Monday and Friday until (ttt to p.m. 77 |