Who can be claimed as dependents
IRS rules determine who can be claimed as a dependent. The article discusses two case examples Sally and Tory, highlighting joint return issues, gross income limits, and the chief support test. It notes exceptions for under 18 or full time students and stresses tracking who furnishes primary support and any savings account reporting.
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Reverine Service
IRS
Sally
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Columbus Telegram Subscription Notice and Address Change
Evening publication notice for Columbus Telegram with subscription rates and change of address instructions. Details reference carrier delivered in Columbus and mail options across Platte Boone and nearby counties, plus instruction to inform the local postmaster and newspaper of new address.
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Boone
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Nebraska Ord Oper
Columbus Telegram
Statewide lottery bill detailed for prison funding
The proposed bill by State Sen. John DeCamp would create a statewide lottery with revenue channeled into a special fund for prison improvements and rehabilitation. It estimates about 6 million dollars annually, modeled after New Jersey law, plus a five member Lottery Commission to govern operations and a director.
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Moon as Rosetta Stone for Solar System History
UPI science report explains that lunar craters record early solar system conditions. Hartmann and Marlmann argue cratering rates were far higher 3.2 to 4.1 billion years ago, supporting planetesimal accretion and suggesting Earth and Moon formed from abundant early space debris.
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New Mosquito Control Agent Found From Garlic Extract
Scientists report a potential alternative to insecticides with garlic extract affecting mosquitoes. The World Almanac notes the compound releases a pungent odor when garlic is bruised, suggesting possible repellent or lethal effects without harming other organisms.
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World Almanac
Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Libra Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Birthday Toast
Astrological forecast iterates advice by zodiac sign with mixed guidance. It mentions Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Libra Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and a birthday note, urging focus on growth, practical evaluation, and selective social interactions while highlighting self improvement and caution.
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Wild horse fraud case traced by Nebraska grand jury
The Omaha World Herald recounts a long fraud case from the turn of the century involving Voltz and the Smith brothers in Nebraska, Arizona wild horses, and a US Live Stock Company. Indicted defendants included original incorporators and later victims. nine convictions followed.
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Arizona Wild Horses
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Arizona
Woltz
Smith Brothers
Rock County
Nebraska
Vollz
Sidney Smith
United States Live Stock Company
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Caconina
Delegates File To Party Convention From Nebraska
Lincoln UPI report states Hastings man John A Quick filed as a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention, pledged to Senator George McGovern. Kearney resident D. Scout Jr filed as delegate from the Third District pledged to Senator Edmund Muskie.
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UPI
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Maine
Hotel Fire in Seoul Claims Another Life
A 22-year-old Korean woman injured in the Christmas Day blaze at the Taeyangak Hotel died on Tuesday. The death toll reached 163 with 66 injured, marking the worst hotel fire on record.
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UPR
Taeyangak
Sensitivity service to gauge public views on government health care
Leron Yankelovich firm launches Corporates Priorities, a new sensitivity service using personal interviews and annual surveys to measure more than 200 public demands. Ten major clients have signed up as business faces rising public dissatisfaction and tighter laws shaping priorities beyond markets.
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Alseler
Leo
Uden
Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Daniel Yankelo-vich
United Press International
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Social Research Organization
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Morever
Readard Yankelovich
Yankelovich
Agriculture Department Buys 2.77 Million Bushels Surplus Corn
The Agriculture Department announced it bought 2.77 million bushels of surplus corn, the fourth and largest weekly purchase to lift prices for farmers. Total purchases rise to 7.7 million bushels, with bids from open markets in Nebraska and Iowa totaling 20.1 million bushels at prices between 1.11 and 1.14 dollars per bushel.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Iowa
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