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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1977

Page

9

Changes In New Tax Law Affects All Taxpayers

The 1976 Tax Reform Act reshaped filings with retroactive provisions and new forms. The article notes widespread confusion and warns readers that Form 1040 and 1040A are more complex, promising a series to explain changes, deductions, and tips for the average taxpayer.

Congress Internal Revenue Donald C. Alexander

Cut Your Own Taxes booklet offer details

Copy requests for Ray De Crane’s Cut Your Own Taxes and Save booklets are requested by mail. Include payment by check or money order, make payable to Cut Your Own Taxes, and allow three weeks for delivery with name and address and state.

Ray de Crane

Nuclear appeals court to hear 16 power company challenges

The Supreme Court will hear appeals from 16 companies contesting the Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that NRC safety policies were insufficient. The case concerns how radioactive waste from a proposed Vermont Yankee plant is managed and environmental considerations under the National Environmental Policy Act.

Washington U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission Lewis F. Powell Jr United States Appeals Court Supreme Court NRC Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp Vernon Commission

AT&T Boosts Dividend Amid Shareholder Growth

AT&T., the nation’s largest telecom, raised quarterly dividends to 1.05 dollars per share, or 4.20 dollars yearly, boosting a 6.5 percent yield as it celebrates nearly three million shareholders and strong earnings. Chairman John D. deButts emphasized maintaining investor interest and long term growth while many investors reinvest dividends to buy more shares. The move spurred price gains and drew calls for higher rates amid a capital‑driven economy, with about a fifth of investors in a dividend reinvestment plan.

John Cunniff NEW York Tltl Ma Bell American Telephone & Telegraph Co John D. deButts At&t Happy Family

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