Tax Benefits for Older Americans in 1970s IRS Guidance
The article outlines tax benefits for seniors including filing thresholds, age related credits, and home sale exclusions. It explains eligibility for 65 plus individuals, credit calculations up to 15 percent of 3750, and the need to file Form 1040 to claim. It also promotes IRS Publication 554 and the VITA program for free tax help.
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Tea prices rise as demand shifts from coffee
Increased demand boosts tea costs by 10 to 20 percent over recent months. Wholesale London tea prices climbed to about 77 cents per pound from 50 cents, while U.S. retailers report higher bag prices and some stores using tea as a coffee substitute to attract shoppers. Industry leaders warn the market may still rise.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Joffee
London
George Neal
Tea Brokers Association
United States
Doug Boucher
Sunflower
Nashville
Tenn
Bouder
Neil Golub
Price Chopper Foods Inc
Schenectady
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Golub
Man Tattoos Shop Ad On Back To Thank Boss
Marty Van Nostran 27 paid 175 and four hours to tattoo Harley wings and the R and R Cycle and Salvage shop name on his back as a thank you to owner Ron Sherrill who mentored him. He has worn six tattoos including a snake wrapped around a skull.
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Sherrill
R & R Cycle and Salvage
van Nostran
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Four March births spark bizarre odds claim
Mary and Thomas Jones discuss the unlikely event of four children born on March 23 across 1961 1962 1966 and 1972. They joke about insurance and cite Carnegie Mellon statisticians estimating six million to one odds while noting the Army deployment timeline may have influenced pregnancies.
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Maureen
Mary Jones
Carnegie-Mellon University
Faubus urges Carter to curb criticism of other nations
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus says President Carter should be less harsh on foreign governments' human rights. He defends court rulings on desegregation while criticizing the 1957 ruling and busing, arguing federal overreach and states' rights. He also notes ongoing dangers of workplace deaths and disease.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central High
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