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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1977
Page
12
Article explains loss of the Disability Income Exclusion under the Tax Reform Act effective January 1 1976. It notes the prior sick pay exclusion allowed up to 100 per week or 5200 per year for permanent total disability and the joint return rules. It details withholding and refund implications and promotes Ray De Crane’s tax booklet offers.
Federal officials and industry experts say a plentiful summer gasoline supply is likely, but prices may rise about 10 percent due to increased heating oil production and higher imports. Refinery output remains strong, stockpiles near a record high, while seasonal adjustments and price controls influence costs for drivers.
Sheryl and husband vote from home as Grogan's Mill Village Association airs meetings on WCA-TV. Viewers use remotes to express opinions during discussions on intersections and gas rates, with computer tallying reactions for display at the meeting. The test run drew positive feedback and is hailed as a first for two way home government access.
Vallejo residents report visitors from Marin County arrive with dirty cars and laundry, leaving with clean vehicles clothes and five gallon water containers. A Contra Costa County housewife reuses bath water to flush the toilet. In Berkeley a shopkeeper with a rain rod and rain music drew customers after rainfall.
Reverend Donald E. Wildman of Southaven Mississippi launches a campaign Pull the Plug on TV Week running through March 5 to protest sex and violence in television. He reports wide reader reactions with over 1000 letters and seeks viewer action by calling stations Monday to express concern.
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