Social Security Publishes Farm booklet on rules and taxes
The Social Security Administration in Washington issued a compact booklet for farmers and farm workers. It answers questions on coverage, who counts as a farm employer or worker, required reports, taxes, and how rules apply to father and son farming arrangements, partnerships, renters, and sharecroppers. It notes self employed farmers pay tax when net income exceeds 400 dollars and that rental income on land generally does not count for social security purposes. Full information is available at local agency offices.
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United Press
Social Security Administration
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Georgia Couple Turns Ice House Into Smart Home
Albany residents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pace transformed an ice house into a modern two bedroom home for their family and florist shop. They reused a 60 by 23 foot space with mezzanine living area, 18 foot walls, and a 15 foot loquat tree to create a rustic contemporary interior spending under $5,000. The project drew attention and boosted their budding florist business.
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Albany
Georgia
Jim Pace
Pace
Paces
Caudle Demands Probe Of Charges
Former Justice Department tax official T Lamar Caudle seeks a full congressional inquiry into his indictment on perjury and bribery charges. Co defendants include Hatthew Connelly and Kansas City attorney Harry Schwimmer.
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Justice Department
T. Lamar Caudle
Hatthew Connelly
White House
Kansas City
Harry Schwimmer
Caudle
Ellis Slack
Connelly
Schwimmer
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Caulde
Cauliflower Boosts Fresh Salads with Crisp Flavor
Uncooked fresh cauliflower adds a crunchy, mild element to vegetable salads, pairing well with greens and other vegetables. It offers versatility for light meals and can be served raw in bite sized florets.
Working Gals Found Cheated at Home
Madison Wisconsin. University of Wisconsin sociologist Everett D Dyer reports on 129 working couples in a doctoral study noting that wives share the provider role but husbands do not reciprocally share homemaker duties. The two income family is highlighted as an American trend.
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Madison
Wis
Everett D. Dyer
University of Wisconsin
Dyer
Christmas Centerpiece to Admire And Eat
Create a edible centerpiece using autumn fruits and vegetables arranged around a tall red candle. Use apples grapes pears gourds and nuts to decorate a basket or tray with autumn leaves. Include cheese plates and fruit knives for a festive finish after the meal.
Novel Cheese Dip Chicago
For a novel cheese dip, combine 2% ounces of blue cheese, 2 three ounce packages of cream cheese, 2 cups of fresh cranberries and %2 cup of sugar. Put the cranberries through the food chopper on the fine blade. Cream the blue and cream cheese until smooth. Add sugar and cranberries, blend until fluffy and chill. Makes about 2 cups.
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Chicago
Gay Holiday Fare Highlights Gifts for Women of All Ages
Warm holiday shopping guide notes women of every age can enjoy fashionable wear and home gifts. It lists wardrobe staples like gloves and jewelry, beaded collars, mink pieces, and decorative home items such as clocks and canisters. The piece emphasizes glitter, color, beading, and bejeweled accessories, with prices similar to last year and brisk early shopping.
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