Lines at 90th Street unemployment office reveal quiet struggle
In New York the 90th Street unemployment office line stretches through a utilitarian space as workers from actors to stock clerks wait for compensation. The reporter notes civilians and public figures alike queue for benefits, while officials cite weekly figures of about 6,200 claimants and a past peak of 11,000 in 1963.
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Tax Reform Act increases take-home pay for students with summertime jobs by 117 dollars this season. Exemption from withholding may apply if income is 1725 dollars or less for a single person, with W-4E form required. Other low-income workers and seniors may also qualify for withholding exemptions.
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