IRS Tax Help Offers Moving Expense Deductions And Deadlines
IRS guidance answers common questions on dependents, moving expense deductions, underpayment penalties, and tax filing dates for households and farmers. It notes Publication 521 and Publication 559 for details and directs readers to their local IRS office for forms like 1040ES. The article also describes fashion accessories and outfits in a separate lifestyle section.
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National Council on Alcoholism President Warns Against Alcohol as Crutch
Dr. Luther A. Cloud, president of the National Council on Alcoholism, urges against using alcohol as a drug or crutch and stresses it is a treatable disease. He notes Alcoholism Information Month promotes education, prevention, and early treatment while calling for medical, clergy, and hospital cooperation and broader federal support for research.
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National Council On Alcoholism
New York
Luther A. Cloud
Dr. Cloud
Itis
NCA
Somone
Caribbean
Cloud
Alcoholics Anonymous
West Virginia
Mens Ties and Fashion Mood Shake Up in Wool Textures
The piece surveys how neckties adapt to soft mood in menswear with woven or printed wool. It notes Beau Brummel origins, two cloth types silk and wool, and a trend toward dyed navy rust and green textures, including Scottish tartans, favoring soft surfaces and interplays of texture for next year.
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Bruno Piattelli
Rooster Inc
New York
Tom Gilbey
Garigue
Edward Lloyd
Los Angeles
Steegan
Taupe
Beau Brummel
Regency England
Inspiration
Scotland
Cold Weather Blamed for Gulf Coast Fish Kill
Biologists with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department say a rapid drop in water temperature from a late week cold front caused a widespread fish kill along the Lower Gulf Coast from Copano Bay to the Lower Laguna Madre. The total losses are not yet known, but both game and rough fish were affected.
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Rockport
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Gulf Coast
Ernest G. Simmons
Coastal Fisheries
Copano Bay
Laguna Madre
Simmons
Signs of Marijuana Use and Drug Education Message
In this column Dr. Lester Coleman addresses parental signs of teen marijuana use and the need for open family discussion. He lists personality changes, neglected responsibilities, and pinpoint pupils as possible indicators, and urges early anti drug education similar to anti tobacco efforts. He also notes plastic pipe market growth and promotes a health booklet on alcoholism.
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Massachusetts
New York
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
American Cancer Society
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M. D
P. O
Grand Central Station
N. Y
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