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County GOP Sclons Get Committee Assignments
Erie County gains five general assemblymen for 1967 68 term after reapportionment. Blair Hopkins and Good receive four committee seats each while Blair takes Appropriations and three other panels. Swearing in set for noon next Tuesday at Harrisburg.
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Best Ever Tie Inspires Rider After Christmas Gift
A woman and her horse Matey secure a best ever tie following a Christmas gift from a man she never met. The surprise present motivates her to push through a crippling accident and relearn riding and walking, describing the holiday as the greatest Christmas she has had. AP Wirephoto
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Seven Hurt In Collision At Franklin
Seven people were admitted to Franklin Hospital after a head on collision about three miles north of Cooperstown. Six residents of Titusville and Edinboro were listed in satisfactory condition, with Hart's husband among the injured. State Police investigated but had few details, noting the mishap occurred about 4 p.m. in Bradleytown as two cars collided.
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Corry Ordinance 1087 Sets Earned Income Tax Definitions
Corry City Council introduces Ordinance 1087 amending the Earned Income Tax Ordinance 76 under Act 511 of 1965. The measure defines terms such as domicile, current year, income, and outlines duties for the Tax Officer or firm, including preparation, collection, deposits, distribution, auditing, delinquency actions, and term termination provisions.
Earned Income Tax Ordinance Article Outlined
A detailed excerpt outlines the Earned Income Tax Committee structure for Conway City, defining roles for mayor and treasurer, and setting terms for a public member, committee rules, and employer responsibilities. It covers definitions of net profits and residents, tax imposition timing from January to December, and filing deadlines for earned income and net profits. It also describes employer registration and withholding duties, with tax remittance due by April 15 each year.
Buried Tax Withholding Rules in Corry Ordinance
New city ordinance outlines employer duties for wage tax withholding. Employers must file quarterly and annual returns, show employee names and social security numbers, and pay taxes to the city officer. Failure to deduct or remit taxes may trigger monthly filing and penalties. the officer must be bonded to ensure proper collection and accounting.
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Corry income tax ordinance empowers enforcement and fines
The ordinance creates a Combined Earned Income Tax Committee to regulate enforcement of Earned Income Tax resolutions for the City of Corry and its School District, authorizes the tax officer to adopt rules, examines employer records, and defines penalties, refunds, suit procedures, and filing dates. It sets compensation for the tax officer, requires council approval for rules, and lays out penalties up to 500 dollars and up to 30 days in jail for violations. The ordinance, enacted December 5, 1966, repeals inconsistent ordinances and is signed by Mayor William A. Peiffer with City Clerk Percy E. Corbin and City Solicitor Douglas D. Gee. Rhode Island buses to be renamed Rhode Runners by the Rhode Island Public Transport Authority.
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