Child care credit is more liberal and easier to claim
The 1976 Tax Reform Act liberalizes the child care credit up to 400 dollars for one dependent and 800 for two or more with 20 percent of eligible expenses up to 2000 and 4000 respectively. It allows non itemizers and extends to nontraditional earners, divorced or part time workers, and relatives paid as babysitters. The elderly credit is simplified and rules for sick pay and disability exemptions change.
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Six KU women win scholarship hall awards
Six Kansas University women including a Lawrence resident and a Eudora native received scholarship hall awards for the season. The ceremony highlighted academic achievement and campus leadership among the recipients.
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Riley
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Kent State grad student earns Sigma Theta Tau grant
Kathleen O Connell from Dayton and seven other nursing students win 1976 77 Sigma Theta Tau research grants. The awards fund up to 3000 dollars to nurses with graduate research projects advancing nursing, with O Connell studying factors influencing willingness to comply with medication regimens.
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Kathleen O’connell
Dayton
Ohio
Kansas University
Sigma Theta Tau
National Honor Society For
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