Federal Tax Rite How Much Bosque County Pays
Special to the Record notes that Bosque County residents will pay about 7.8 million dollars in personal income taxes this year based on 1974 income. The article compares last year’s roughly 7.9 million and cites federal budget figures forecasting a smaller nationwide tax load with potential rebates and a future 10 percent county reduction, subject to Congress revisions.
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Bosque County
Treasury Department
Texas
Congress
Oasque County
Local public employment in Bosque County lower than national average
A Department of Commerce survey shows Bosque County has 264 full time local government workers, 24 per 1 000 residents, below the national average of 32 and Texas 33. Payroll costs are about 13.24 per resident monthly vs 25.16 national and 20.40 Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
United States
Texas
Bosque County
Home Safety For Raw and Cooked Foods
Sally Springer from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns that cooked foods can harbor bacteria if recontaminated. She stresses washing all utensils and hands in hot soapy water after handling raw foods and before touching cooked foods to prevent cross contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Springer
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Fertilizer and Turf Grasses Aids Environment and Recreation
Dr. Richard Dubie of Texas Agricultural Extension Service argues that fertilizer supports not just crop fields but lawns parks and golf courses. He notes grasses release oxygen filter pollutants absorb carbon dioxide reduce heat glare and dust while cutting soil erosion and runoff. He promotes efficient slow release fertilizers and organic materials for turf and crop land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dubie
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Dubie
Texas A&m University System
Home Canned Foods Check Canned Goods for Safety
Revival of home canning raises concern about safe storage. Sally Springer urges inspection of bulging or discolored cans and off odors as signs of spoilage and risk. Texas Agricultural Extension notes proper heating and boiling to kill bacteria before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Springer
Texas Agricultural Extension
Texas Awm University System
College Station
Teria
Cost Of Government Per Capita In Bosque County
A Commerce Department study shows Bosque County spends 296 per person on local government, below national 511 and Texas 406, with 253 per capita revenue and 258 per capita debt. National local outlays total 106.5 billion. local payrolls and borrowing drive rising costs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Bosque County
United States
Texas
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Care Pointers
A Texas A&M specialist advises proper home storage to keep produce fresh and nutritious. Refrigerate most fruits and vegetables except onions potatoes and bananas. separate bruised produce. avoid overcooking with too much water to preserve vitamins. Use cooking water in gravies sauces and soups to reclaim vitamin C. Peel sparingly and thinly when needed to preserve nutrients.
Livestock Hopes Rise on Forecast of 1975 Beef Supply
Dr. Ed Uvacek of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says cattle slaughter, lower grain prices and easing interest rates point to relief for ranchers in 1975. Slaughter of cows calves and non fed steers is up, milo sells under four dollars hundredweight in parts of Texas, and meat imports may stay near last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Uvacek
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Texas
Milo
Avacek
U.S
Landscape Investment Tips From Texas A&M Expert
Landscape horticulturist Everett Janne of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges homeowners to view landscaping as a strong investment. He notes trees and shrubs suited to the environment can boost home value five to sixfold and recommends budgeting at least 16 percent of the house and lot cost for landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Janne
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Janne
Texas A&m University System
Celery Uses and Varieties Highlighted by Extension Service
Gwendolyn Clyatt of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service explains celery’s culinary uses in salads and soups. She notes two main market varieties, Pascal green with strings and Golden Heart yellow bleached white, plus tips on quality and perishable storage. A stalk averages 1.5 pounds and yields about one quart of cubes. apprenticeship wages are discussed by the U.S. Bureau of Apprenticeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
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