Tax exemption tip for Pennsylvania students in summer jobs
Full time Pennsylvania students may avoid federal income tax withholding on summer pay if they earned last year nothing and expect not to exceed 2450 this year. File Form W 4Exemption with employer. if holding more than one job, file with each employer. Local items include a Erie death at 63, public notices on a proposed small boat harbor, and various police reports from Corry and Meadville.
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Pennsylvania
Corneline J Coleman
Internal Revenue Service
Westen Pennsylvania
Girard
Lake Erie
Elk Creek
U.s.army Corps of Engineers
Girard High School
Carter to Sign Tax Bill Pollution Plan sent to Congress
President Carter will send Congress a major environmental program to curb air and water pollution and preserve wilderness with limited new spending while also signing tax cuts. He will dispatch Gen. George Brown and Philip Hamlin to Korea for talks on withdrawing U.S. forces as a backdrop to his broader foreign policy posture. He delivered a Notre Dame address stressing a new American foreign policy and global cooperation, urging Israel and neighbors to adhere to UN resolutions and calling for majority rule in South Africa.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
George Brown
Daint Chiefs of Staff
Philip Hamibi
Korea
Papter
South Africa
Whiel
Local bookie beats state lottery in payout study
A two year study funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration finds bettors fare better with local bookies and illegal numbers games than state lotteries. Authored by G Robert Blakey the report notes state lotteries pay out a small share of bets while bookmakers and numbers operations offer higher returns though illegal in most places. The study tallies payout ranges from 95 5 cents on the dollar for bookmakers to 60 70 cents for numbers games. It covers 19 states including New Hampshire Connecticut Delaware Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
G. Robert Blakey
Corell University
Ilegal Numbers
Timbers
Kyars
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Finance Firms Are Really Ruff
In Reading Pennsylvania AP reports Signal Finance Co credit manager Michael Fissel says a woman who borrowed over $200 to buy a poodle named Tafty fell $100 short on the loan. The dog remains in the office by day and with Fissel at night. The owner can reclaim Tafty by Wednesday by paying off the loan. otherwise the poodle will be sold.
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Reading
Tafty
Michael Fissel
Signal Finance Co
Fissel
Talfy
Forgotten Women Battle for Money in Congressional Push
Washington AP reports the Forgotten Women of World War II and WWI groups seek veterans benefits denied by the government. WASP pilots and Signal Corps veterans urge hearings before Senate and House committees, aiming at pensions, educational aid, and hospital care, with support from Rep. Hannaford and others.
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Washington
Congress
Womens Army Service
Women S
Army Signal Corps
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
Ray Roberts
D-Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Slide
Merchant Marine
Hed Cross
Te Women's Auxiliary Corps
Wacs
Veterans Administration
Mark Hannaford
D-Calif
Nixon Says He Considered Pardons in Watergate Endgame
In an interview to air on Wednesday Newsweek reports former President Nixon said he weighed pardoning everyone involved in Watergate but did not because it would inflame the situation He also recalled aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman urging a Watergate pardon linked to Vietnam era amnesty and noted a confidential prayer with Henry Kissinger at the peak of the scandal.
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Erie
Presque Isle State Park
Richard Ringle
Pittsburgh
South Hills
Erie Coury
Merle Wood
Wood
Hingle
New York
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Newsweek
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Butera to Seek Republican Gubernatorial Nomination
Harrisburg AP Robert J. Butera House Minority Leader from Suburban Philadelphia says he will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination next year. The 42 year old Montgomery County Republican plans to announce before a Susquehanna Township Senior High School class. He cites frustration with a lack of leadership in the current administration and legislature. His move follows Speaker Herbert Fineman’s resignation after a two count obstruction of justice conviction.
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Harrisburg
Robert J. Butera
House
Philadelphia
Butera
Montgomery County
Susquehanna Township
Pacquse
Iam
Herbert Fineman
State Police To Test Smaller Patrol Cars In Pilot Program
Pennsylvania state police ordered 150 intermediate size patrol vehicles to test which fits best. Manufacturers may supply Plymouth Gran Furys and unmarked Furys with 360 or 400 CID engines and 40 CID engines beginning in 1978. Stations will receive one of each engine size plus a full size Gran Fury. Troopers will log mileage fuel oil use and comments on performance. The Bureau will issue monthly reports over the cars’ 70 000 mile life.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Transportation Division
State Police Bureau of Staff Services
Funeral for Dale A. Winnes Held in Bracken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Dale A. Winnes was held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. John Graham of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Gordon Bigelow Sr. Richard Bailey David Winne and James Hurlbert. Relatives from Maple Springs and other cities attended, including Gale Winne Janet Pierce and many others. Local friends and relatives were also present.
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Dale A. Winne
Dale A. Winns
Bracken
John Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Gordon Bigelow Sr
Richard Bailey
David Winne
James Hurlbert
Gale Winne
Janet Pierce
Willian Smith
Floyd Kent
Neal Kent
Hugh Richardson
John Brown
Richard Brown
Gary Magnuson
Robert Magnuson
Molly Spencer
Gordon Hitcome
Maple Springs
N.Y
Stanley Sammis
West Haven
Michael Morgan
Bear Lake
Gertrude Mraz
Laurie Mraz
Willoughby
Ohio
Wahnita Schweitzer
Titusville
Jerry Perry
Dewittville
Bruce Swanson
Bemus Point
Joseph Baron
Jamestown
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U.S
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770 South Center Street
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East Main Street
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Centerville
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R.D. 2
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Philip Conner
East Airport
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Jeff Skinner
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