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Show Page 28-THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, October 18, 1970 Answer tr Previous Pursle Sports Talk ACROSS 1 Famous bronze Benefits Due Veterans a Plant ovule baseball star 61 Clamps 5 Box, asa pugilist 9 Wrestler's cushion 12 Continent 13 Trainee for knighthood DOWN 1 Jewish term of reproach 2. Employer 3 Ceramic piece 4 West indian “icing 14 Samuel's SHeaith resort 24 Dry teacher (Bib) §Telk glibly 25Morethana Confirmed 7 Awry little 17 Snooze 18 Rugged mountain Spur 19 Limits, as a horse's grazing range 21Smallisiand 23 Coterie 24 Onager 27 Rocky pinnacles 29 Gree god of war 32 Wakened fromsleep 34 Wear away by friction 36 Obstruct 31 Fisherman, ina way 38 Forest creature 39 Manner 41 Bitter vetch 8 Pauses %Headsof 9 Enter into monasteries 10Pertaining to 28 Sacred the shoulder (anat.) 11 Plunges into liquid 6 Qyermatched 2 Listensto 22 Mineral deposits (comb. form) European river 31 Weights of India ‘SiEuropean finch 35 Skirmish 40Embellished 43Century plant fibers 45 Dyestuff 4¢ Genus of shrubs (EDITOR’S NOTE: Ray Cromiey, ‘military analyst for Newspaper Enterprise Association, is the author of “What You've Got Coming in Benefits for U.S. Veterans”. This ts the 11th in a series.) 47 Father (Fr.) 48 Shield bearing 50 Kaffir warriors 51 Grate harshly 52 Son of Seth (Bib.) x By RAY CROMLEY Educationalassistance, al- 44 Surf sound 46 Judgment lowances and compensation payments, subsistence pay. ments tc vocational rehabilitation trainees, grants for special automobiles and wheelchair homes” for the severely disabled are tax ex- 49 Largest river in France 14. lat 56 Stray tf 57 High (comb. form) US. eran? Enterprise Publications Veterans Administration benefits are generally tax exempt and need not be reported as income on federal or state income tax returns. Interest earned on GIinsurance dividends left on deposit with the VA is taxable. All other proceeds from GI insurance policies are tax exeinpt. 53 Northern constellation 54 Shopkeeper BENEFITS FOR) 55 Accomplished 42Tear 58 facto 59 Roman New LawsIncrease The ‘ empt and need not be report- (Newspoper Enterprise Assn.) Your Horoscope ed. Also tax exempt are all benefits to surviving depend ents of deceased veterans and compensation allo wances for dependents of disabled veterans. A special section of the AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— Internal Revenue Code proSUNDAY, OCTOBER 18—Born today, you seem to many to be a A Sundayfilled with romancefor vides generally that certain the Aquarius willing to place his federal income taxliability completely outgoing individual with few cares and even fewer feelings on the line. Keep a is canceled for any individcrises, whether emotional or balance between emotions and ual, who dies during an induction period while in acmental. Such a view of youis far sense. from the truth, however, for you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)— tive service as a memberof are one of those persons who Principles and actions may well the Armed Forces of the holds a great deal of himself in be at odds with each other today United Statesif his death ocreserve. You learned earlyin life Morning worship does much to curred while serving in a combat zoneorif his death that to expose all of yourself was settle your mind. to invite trouble of one sort or ARIES(March 22-April 20)—A is the result of wounds, disanother—especially for a person fine morning for the Aries who like you whose nature invites cooperates with others in an those who would take advantage effort to makethis a special day. Spiritual guidance serves you of its goodness. Your adjustment to the world well. around you has been exceptional, TAURUS (April 21-May 21)— however, and you lead in your Makea special effort to change By ROBERT CRABBE maturity a life very well adapted your surroundings,if only for the to whateversituations you must day. City boys: get out in the TOKYO (UPI)—There is an meetin the course of following Country—and vice versa. Alice in Wonderland quality GEMINI (Muy 22June 21)— about the trade between Japan your chosen career. You sho’ uld be able to make a marriage of Self-study is vital to your Sunday and the Red China mainland. very nearly ideal proportio1 ns, Success. Know yourself and you Now you see it, now you val better at letting others qon’t, I's correct; it’s wrong, With humor and a feathertouch you. Some do, some don’t. onthesensitive spots of everyday CANCER (June 22July 23)— But there’s one constant. It’s events, you should be able to solve problems with ease, par- Usual Sundayinterests are to be there each year whether the ticularly those of a strictly stressed. Morning hours bring ‘United States likes it or not, tie nature. temptations difficult to over- whether the Red China Radio domestic ease or injury incurred while serving in a combat zone, VA ben-fits are exempt from the claimsof creditors. However, benefits may be withheld to satisfy a federal income tax lien. A claim of the U.S. government against veterans, their estates or their dependents may be satisfied by setoff of VA benefits due the veteran. Setoff may be madeagainst the veteran or his estate and not against dependents, except where overpayment or illegal payment was made to the dependent. Vietnamwar veterans who return disabled and are less than 31 years of age or younger mayqualify for disability payments under the Social Security Law without meeting the 5 years out of the last 10 years or the 20 quarters out of the last 40 quarters work requirement. Disabled veterans should ask the VA or a veterans service organization to examine this provision of the Social Security Laws. As a veteran you are entitled to Social Security wage sas whether disabled or not. If you had 90 days service Japan HasProfitable Trade With Red China between September 16, 1940 and December 31, 1956, you are entitled to a Social Security wage credit of $169 for each monthof this duty providing you do not enter federal service and thereby receive credit for this military service in your civihan nt retirement. gov yee had less than90 days ‘service in this period, but were discharged fv. service-connected injuries, you will receive credit. You must not have received a dishonorable discharge. Beginning in 1957, Social Security payments have been taken from military base pay, and these payments matched by the U.S. government. Starting with 1968, in addition to credit for your base pay, you usually’ received credit for an addition $100 a month in earnings for Social Security purposes. No additional deductions are made for this credit For further information on these Social Security credits visit or write your nearest Social Security office, listed in your telephone book under Social Security Administration. Or get in touch with a Veterans service organization. Do not write the VA on Social Security problems. F | backyard games were played like this. | | i A Aa % * | ne (NEXT: Retired Reservists.) Editor’s Note: This series gives the main details of the veterans regulations. To get the complete, fact-filled book from which the series was eet send name, address and $1 per copy to 3 | : ! . to sell livestock and farm goods when deliveries were madelikethis. Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. so Japan reaps quick cash profits. China’s merchant marine is small, giving Japanese shipping firms anotherslice of ‘he profit pie in hauling goods to the Chinese ports. Inshort, the Japanese get it coming and going in trade with Red China. At the same time, they keep the United States off balance with the ever-present threat of going over to a full were used . to sell sporting goods when ry WIN AT BRIDGE Old Y and Z Dig Jacoby Modern By Oswald & James Jacoby NORTH Ww &A10654 ¥J832 ¢ Not given to depression or dark Come—but overcome them YoU scolds the Japanese, or whether trading partnership with Main- the Japanese ignore the Reds land China. moods, you are easyto get along can. with. You never surprise others LEO (July 2-Aug. 23)— as world entities. with ynexpected emotional Business matters must take a There’s Communist China’s This trade boom continues in outbursts or reactions that go back seat. A day for spiritual autumn trade fair which opens the face of the worstrelations against your obvious character. That you may be keeping back such an ouburst or such reactions does not take away from the fact that in your outward behavior you are predictable. Today’s Forecast LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— things—things you may not have Oct, 15 in Canton, Red China between the Japanese and Red considered lately. Confide in buys half the $2 billion in goods Chinese ol thers. . VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)—A appear childish to hearers. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 4 meeting with an old friend may place a new friendship in jeopardy. Without delay, do what you can to explain the situation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. allow yourself to become upset many salesmen year as political and military cooperaovertheopinionsofother people. last when 600 attended. tion with the United States. Yours are the ones that count. Japan has a big trading stake Almost every day, Radio (Copyright, 1970, by. United in Red China. It's expected to Peking denounces the “revival Monday, October 19 LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— Confidential mattersto the fore. Handle thern with discretion and all should be well. Take care of secrets others give you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— Morning routine must have its place. The Scorpio whotries to 22)—Should a journey be part of sidestep morning chores may the day's plans, you would be regret it by evening. wise to make an earlystart. Give SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. the day a chancetobe satisfying. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 22)—Avoid all distractions. 20)—The wise Capricorn will Morning plans must be adhered allow the day to pass at its own to if you are to capitalize on the rate of speed. Try not to rush day's opportunities. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. anything. 20)—Make an effort to quiet rumor. Friends depend upon you to show others the way to good judgment and common sense. Don't fail them. Voters Feel Economic Concern WILLIAMSBURG,Va. (UPI) —Pollster Louis Harris has predicted the “economic issue” will hurt the Republicansin this year’s election. Without offering a specific forecast on the outcome of the November congressional elections, Harris told the 1970 UPI Editors and Publishers Conference his surveys shows the public is deeply concerned about what it sees as “a genuine recession,” “Six in 10 feel their incomes have lagged behindrises in the cost of living. A substantial 71 per cent do not feel that prices are leveling out. And 21 per cent say they have either been laid off, their overtime cut or their regular work week cut back.” he said. since change of pace is in order. Don’t Japanese will send twice as Prime Minister Sato's close Unreasonable questions can be Feature Syndicate, Inc.) fielded well with reasonable answers. Hasty responses may governments it gets from foreign govern- World War I. ments at this fair. And Peking has beeninfuriated by AQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— Take advantage of the newest developments in medicine to guard your health. Worriesof the morning disappear by early afternoon. PISCES (Feb, 20-March 21)— Few material rewards for recent efforts—but a great many spiritual benefits both to you and to those who were involved with you ARIES (March 22-Apri) 2u)— Let no detail escape your tention as you study the facts and figures of a situation which has you puzzled, to say the least. ° TAURUS (April 21-May 21)— Current demands are not too much for: your tafehts. Apply your best efforts to the day’s problems and all will be well. GEMINI (May 22June 21)— Especially favored today are seientific projects of all kinds. Let your imagi,ation lead you into creative thinking. CANCER (June 22-July 23)— Self-confidence is what is needed to meet a morning challenge. Sporting events could have special significance for you now. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—Make room in the day's schedule for an unexpected—though short— “Idost telling politically is that 20 per cent do not feel that there is anything inevitable about rising prices and risine unemployment,” he aaid. Herris said the most conspi- journey. Time passes more cuous trait in the contemporary quickly than you thought it public mood is a hungry would; useit effectively, VIRGO (Aug. 24Sept. 23)— yearning for leadership. Tenuous relationships with others can be identified for what Harpy eagles devour their they really are—temporary prey completely, and will eat a Don't mistake loyalty for selfporcupine, quills and all. interest hit about $800 million this year, a post warrecord. Since Japan Selis to China more than twice 88 inuch as she buys from that nation, it is a profitable area. She does not give China foreign aid or long termcredit, Utah Schoo Yearbooks of Japanese militarism.” Sato, on his part, is contemptuous of China, which he does not regard as a member of the international community. He underscored this contempt again this year by having Japan co-sponsor a resulution designed to keep China out of the United Nations. 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East covered| For the last two years, Peking has agreed to renew the agreementonly after Japanese negotiators signed communiques denouncingtheir government’s China policy. Obviously, the Japanese government chose NEW YORK (UPI) — Eight to overlook this criticism in Utah high schools have me favor of the tradeit unloosened awards for excellence in from behind the “Bamboo production of their various Gytgin” yearbooks, according to an announcement today by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The schools from Utah and their categories are: — Box Elder High School “Boomerang”, Brigham City, first place among schools of 1,500 to 2,500 enrollment. — Granite High School ‘‘Granitian”, Salt Lake City, second place among schools of 1,500 to with the king. Z won with 2,500 enrollment. the ace and went back to —Olympus High School dummy with the king of “Odyssey”’, second place among clubs and finessed East's 10. schools of 1,500 to 2,500 enrollAfter that start,it was just a ment. matter of mopping up the re— Bountiful High School ‘‘The mainingtricks. Legend”, Bountiful, first place A brash young kibitzer among schools with 901 tv 1,500 whispered, ‘What a lucky enrollment. play. Doesn’t the old man know that he should have led — Cyprus High School “Crya low heart from dummy?” rusonian”’, Magna, second place Z's ears are still pretty among schools of 901-1,500 engood. He turned to the young roliment. man andsaid, “When I was — Bear River High School a very young man, I learned “Bearfax”, Tremonton - Garthe correct way to play evland, first place among schools ery card combination. With with 610-900 enrollment. 10 trumps and missing king—Bingham High School 10-small, the correct play is “Coppertonian”, Bingham Canto lead the honor,If the secyon, second place among TWIN TOWERSofthe 111ond player shows out, you schools of 610 to 900 enrollment. story World Trade Center let fourth hand take his king — And, Judge Memorial High under construction in New immediately. If second hand School “Basilean”, Salt Lake York City. Artist’s concept plays low, you finesse. If City, second place among boys’ shows trend-setting buildsecond hand covers, you ing designs that first came independent schools. play your ace and pick up Rankings for the schools in- to national attention the 10-spot later on, If I had cluded ne - fat place through Design in Steel led a low trump from dumth fourth place honors. Award Program which is iny and played my queen, I Medalists schools, of which now in its 10th year. would have lost a trick to there were none in Utah, are Awards are givei designers East. This way, 1 made an for yearbooks “‘of distinction,” for imaginativeuse of steel overtrick without risking my in structures and products, contract.” according to officials. Get Honors to attract the crowds when an auction sale looked like this. | * | | | | i % | | | © | It’s no different today. Want Ads are still the low-cost, easy wayto tell the public about a garage sale, auction or any public gathering. HERALD WANT ADS 373-5050 © |