Exceedingly Important Tax Law Changes by Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter outlines major 1962 tax changes including a 7 percent investment credit for depreciable business property, a higher retirement income credit up to 114.80, and new depreciation options on Schedule C. Other shifts cover medical expense ceilings, refunds as tax credits or bonds, and broader audit considerations for filers.
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New York
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Congress
Treasury
U.S
Public hearing adjourned on parking lot ordinance with 300 foot rule
Two objections were voiced at a public hearing on an ordinance allowing special permits for parking lots within 300 feet of a business area. The proposal was taken under advisement for later council action.
City actions refer to lighting request and zoning change
A petition with eight signatures asking for street lighting on Thirty six street NE between First Avenue and C Avenue was referred to the light company. James S Reeder petitioned for a zoning change from R 1 residential to B 2 commercial on lots 13 and 14 Twin Towers addition and was referred to the plan commission. A business sale license action totaled 14376 44 with city fines 8785 69 state fines 796 55 and civil court collections 1993 98. January 1962 total was 13084 56. Fire department authorized purchase of a 1963 IHC pickup cab and chassis for 1637 with trade in of a 1956 Ford pickup.
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C Avenue
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Light Company
James S. Reeder
Twin Towers
Plan Commission
City approves sewer and sidewalk work on Eastland Estates area
Street right of way Twenty sixth avenue SW authorizes H J Bjornsen to install sanitary sewers and concrete sidewalks and paving in Eastland Estates first addition. Agnes Sloan objects to snow removal assessment. Action referred to sidewalk department. City clerk reports January licenses total 2855.25 with 1975 from beer licenses. Babyland seeks one month extension on its going out.
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Twenty-sixth Avenue
H. J. Bjornsen
Eastland Estates
Babyland
First Avenue SE
James Carmichael Leads Atlanta Art Association
James Carmichael as president of the Atlanta Art Association announces two masterpieces bound for Atlanta for an upcoming exhibit. The works will travel to the city to feature in a major cultural event.
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James Carmichael
Atlanta Art Assa
Atlanta
Two Masterworks Arrive for American Exhibition
Two famous paintings arrive from France for a two month display in America. Whistler's Mother and The Penitent Saint Mary Magdalen travel with a city and county contingent to Washington for a five day grande dame exhibition. local officials plan to attend and share expenses while guardians and relatives comment on the event.
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Whistler
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Amercans
Don Salyer
City Plan
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Darby
America
Cooper Orbital Flight Delayed to Later in April
Cape Canaveral AP reports astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper's projected orbital flight is postponed from April 2 to a later date in April. The reason for the delay was not learned.
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Leroy Gordon
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