Most Taxpayers To Enjoy Roses But Some May Feel The Thorns
Washington AP reports the 1977 Tax Reduction and Simplification Act will cut taxes for 46 million people with a new standard deduction of 2200 for singles and heads of household and 3200 for married couples. It expands the use of the standard deduction to 77 percent of taxpayers, reduces the marriage penalty, and introduces a two step tax lookup. The bill retroactively alters sick pay and overseas earning rules to Jan 1 1977, offers elderly credits, and provides various credits and reliefs including a $400 earned income credit for poor workers and deductions for home daycare. It also imposes withholding on gambling winnings over thresholds and includes benefits for oil producers and farming firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Carter
Court Backs Pregnant Single Women Rights
The Supreme Court allowed a lower court ruling to stand that single women cannot be fired for being pregnant, ruling such action illegal sex discrimination. The Martin Sweets Co. of Louisville, Kentucky was cited as violating the law when it fired Rose M. Jacobs in 1972, with the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals having ruled earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Martin Sweets Co
Oisville
Rose M. Jacobs
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Miss Jacobs
Appeals Court
Illinois
Gulf Oil
Claude C. Wild Jr
Georgia
Sam Nunn
Wild
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Congress
Washington, D.C
Pressler
House of Representatives
Senate
American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Births in Centralia Audrain Medical Center details
Ryan Patrick Zoellers born at 7:38 am weighing 8 lb 12 oz to Mr and Mrs Scott Zoellers of Centralia. Angela Renee Sutter born Monday at 6:15 am weighing 6 lb 6 oz to Mr and Mrs Denis M Sutter of Farber. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Borcherding of Montgomery City at 8:16 am. weight 8 lb 8 oz. un-named. Grandparents listed. Mr and Mrs Nelton Borcherding of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Robert Grimwood of Wellsville. Borcherding employed by Kaiser Refractories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Patrick Zoellers
Scott Zoellers
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Zoellers
A. B. Chance Co
Denis M. Sutter
Farber
Angela Renee Sutter
Sutter
Robert Borcherding
Montgomery City
Nelton Borcherding
Mexico
Robert Grimwood
Wellsville
Dedra
Borcherding
Kaiser Refractories
Nothing To Wear Nothing To Wear CAMBRIDGE AP
Remigia Brooke testified at Edward Brooke divorce trial that she had no clothes or money to entertain the wives of Elliot Richardson and John Volpe. She borrowed dresses and said Brooke had no money. The couple filed cross complaints alleging cruel and abusive treatment.
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Cambridge
Mass
Elliot Richardson
John Volpe
Edward Brooke
Remigia Brooke
Sen
Brooke
Massachusetts Republican
Mendelssohn quizzed and Goodwill locations noted in reader questions
In a Peanuts strip a question about Moses Mendelssohn is posed and answered as a historical note. The text also lists steps to report debt harassment to agencies including the postal service and attorney general, and notes alternate Goodwill drop-off sites on Jefferson Street in Mexico with hours for the main location.
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Moses Mendelssohn
Charlie Brown
Germany
Felix Mendelssohn
Post Office
Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Consumer Affairs
John Ashcroft
Jefferson City
Goodwill Industries
South Jefferson Street
Mexico
North Jefferson Street
Hoffman
IGA
S. Jefferson St
Sasquatch Sighting Sparks BC Legend Reopened
In British Columbia near Vancouver a seven foot tall, 300 pound hairy creature is reported by Pacific Stage Lines passengers and driver Pat Lindquist on Highway 7 east of Lake Erroch. Lindquist describes a strong rotten meat smell, a dark furred shape, and a shaken response from bystanders and police.
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Mission, British Columbia
Highway 7
Vancouver
Pacific Stage Lines
Pat Lindquist
Lake Erroch
Harrison Hot Springs
Lindaquist
Lindquist
Liberty Residents Oppose Prisonsite Near City
In Liberty Missouri residents at a public hearing urged the state to seek another prison site, voicing opposition to a location south of Liberty. Citizens cited handling by the governor and officials, and Mayor Sam Carter noted Teasdale’s refusal to delay the decision.
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Liberty
Charles Spradling
Birmingham Bottoms
Clay County
Christopher 5
Bond
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sam Carter
Joseph P. Teasdale
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Ryan P. Zoellers
Sonior Borcherdings
Lumpkin
Tony Lumpkin
MGM Presents
Tata Ma Ee
Citizens Savings
Office
Citizens Savings Association
DME Office
Rico, MO
Dave Wilmshorst
Laddonia
Little Dixie
Rice Burroughs
Jac Lafon
Cerebral Palsy Center
Richard
Carolyn) Wohlers
C.P. Center Board
Don
Ruth) Fuller
Center
Beaver Dam School
Audrain County
Hickory Grove
Auxvasse
General FO
General Foods
Wil
General Foods Corporation
Kankakee
Noty
Raud
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