IRS column answers common tax dependent and deduction questions
IRS continues public service Q A about claiming dependents and filing thresholds. Topics include student dependents age limits income rules and the need to file when earning $750 or more. Also covers itemized deductions sales tax choices political contributions and filing signatures plus where to obtain Form 1040A copies.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
New Light On Mystery Quasars
New York astronomer reveals new facts about quasars immense bright sources of light and radio waves from distant space. Findings may advance understanding of the universe’s origins and the long baffling objects first discovered ten years ago.
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New York
Agriculture Has Stake In Constitution Revision
J. T. Woodson of Lannin County told Texas Farm Bureau leaders at the TPB legislative conference banquet that any constitutional revision detrimental to agriculture will affect about 40 percent of Texas residents. He urged preserving vital principles in the current Constitution.
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Austin
Texas Farm Bureau
J. T
Red) Woodson
Lannin County
TPB
Woodson
Prin
Farm Bureau
William Hobby
House
Price Daniel, Jr
John White
Villa Capri Motor Hotel
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
Central
East
Texas
Obituary of Rebecca H Harden of Rosebud Boerne nursing home dies
Rebecca H Harden 7 formerly of Rosebud died Monday in a Boerne nursing home after a long illness. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Green Funeral Home Rosebud with Rev. Allen Dearley officiating. Burial Woodland Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Milam County Judge O. B Harden and Clifford Harden. three daughters. two sisters. a brother. and many grandchildren. She was a Baptist and widow of Jack W Harden. She moved to Bourne to live with a daughter after her husband’s death. She was born in Alabama and lived in Falls County most of her life.
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Rebecca H. Harden
Rosebud
Boerne
Greenuneral
Allen Dearley
Woodland Cemetery
Mrs. Harden
Alabama
Texas
Falls County
Jack W. Harden
Sneed
Milam County
O. B. Harden
Cameron
Clifford Harden
Houston
Margie Lewis
Elinor Saxon
West Monroe
Lorene Mostyn
Vivian
Dora _ Holcomb
Mt. Pleasant
Emmine Wyrick
Dallas
E. J. Holliman
College Station
Weekly Market Report on produce prices and egg trends
Texas A&M horticulture analyst Gwendolyne Clyatt highlights turnips, cabbage, squash, and root vegetables as economical buys. She notes citrus and bananas as varying fruit values, eggs rising due to tight supplies and cold weather, and price trends for fryer chickens, pork, and beef cuts with best value on roasts, steaks, and ground beef.
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Hubbard
Acorn
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&M _ University
PCA Loans 6 Million in Six Texas Counties
Grover C. York Jr says Cameron CA office oversaw more than 27 million in loans to farmers and ranchers across Brazos Burleson Grimes Madison Milam Robertson counties in 1972. PCA associations nationwide surpassed 1 billion in a single year for the first time in 40 years.
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York
Bryan Pca
Brazos
Burleson
Gimmes
Madison
Milam
Robertson Counties
Hunters Fined for 303 Doves in Frio County
During the Jan 6 to 21 dove season final day, Frio County wardens arrested 12 dove hunters with 303 birds, 183 over the legal limit, and fined 11 adults a total of 1100 dollars plus costs. In Jeon County, three men were cited for three illegally killed deer and fined 1800 dollars, repeat offenders previously fined in Freestone County.
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Parks and Wildlife Department
Billy Hole
Pearsall
Harold Oates
Athens
Ed Baker
Palestine
Jeon County
Baker
Oates
Freestone County
Bentsen Pushes Budget Cuts to Balance Fiscal Health
Senator Lloyd Bentsen urges decisive cuts to curb inflation and balance the budget. He co authors a Federal Highway Act plan to trim highway program spending by over one billion for 1974 75 while avoiding a tax hike and preserving critical interstate and urban rural roads. He also opposed boosting federal airport development funding, arguing for restraint to keep deficits in check.
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Bentsen
Senate
Devel
Texas
America
Beef Prices Continue Steady Across Nation
Beef prices hold steady nationwide despite higher production and rising demand from population growth and income gains. Dr Edward Avacek of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes population rose 2.2 million from 1970 to 1971 while per capita income climbed 7 percent, supporting demand for cattle. Cattle numbers shifted little 1966 to 1970, with beef cows and heifers up about 3.5 million and dairy cattle down about 3 million. average cattle value rose from 133 to 179 dollars per head.
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College Station
United States
Edward Avacek
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U.S
Texas High Plains
Midwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Uvacek
Texas
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