Tax packages to be arriving at homes in Ohio
About 2.5 million northern Ohio taxpayers will receive Federal income tax packages in the next two weeks. Taxpayers may need to file a different form if their status changed. Forms and schedules are available at IRS offices starting December 29. Packages include a preaddressed peel-off label and return envelope to speed processing and refunds. The IRS offers more than 90 free publications for credits, exemptions, and deductions. Taxpayers should begin gathering receipts and records to support deductions, credits, and income, organizing them by Schedule A categories.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Telethon planned to aid cerebral palsy patients and centers
A community telethon emphasizes training workshops for young adults and seniors with cerebral palsy and thanks local merchants for support. The event features stars like Bob Hope Sinatra Dean Martin and Carol Burnett among others and urges pledges via 637-0905. Local officers are listed with names from Youngstown to Mecca Cortland Leavittsburg and Warren. Live music by Country Favorites will accompany in-person pledges at Thompson's Lincoln-Mercury Sunday afternoon.
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Bob Hope
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Debbie Boone
Carol Burnett
Cheryl Ladd
Leonard Nimoy
Ray Charles
Ricardo Montalban
Connie Stevens
Hal Linden
Stockard Channing
John Allen
Warren
Cheryl O’connell
Youngstown
Lois M. Davis
Mecca Cortland
C.W. Stevy
Leavittsburg
Rod Chisholm
Patrick O'Connell
Davis
Thompson
Lincoln-Mercury
Alaska coal output tops 26 million tons since 1890
Alaska has produced over 26 million tons of coal since mining began in 1890, with most from the Matanuska Valley near Anchorage and the Nenana fields south of Fairbanks. The passage also mentions individuals Jamie Gerard living in Mecca and Bower sville, and Patty Wildman in Kent, noting their family status and work.
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Western Flinner
Mecca
Jamie Gerard
Bowersville
Patty Wildman
Kent
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Anchorage
Nenana
Fairbanks
School board reorganizes with Emanuel leading members
The Emanuel-led board reassigns duties as meetings shift to Howland Springs Elementary and Howland Junior High. They discuss attendance strategies, potential work sessions, and approve an annual appropriation lifting salaries by 10 percent. Land appraisal totals 407 700 with ideas for Ernie Hall property as a sports complex but no concrete plans.
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Howland Springs
Howland Junior High
Ernie Hall
John Emanuel
John Kurtz
Kurtz
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Howland
Bolindale Fire Station
Eterst Vz
Sheen Ogee
Richard Orwig
Harold Snyder
David Hines
Morgandale
Lyle Huffman
Chuck Strader
Bolindale
Joseph Miller
Emanuel
The
Dollar Savings and Trust Company
Youngstown, Ohio
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