March 1 tax deadline for farmers warned by IRS
Cincinnati IRS today urged farmers to file federal income tax returns and pay any tax due by Tuesday March 1. Those who did not file an estimated tax by January 17 must file their 1976 return and pay all tax by March 1 to avoid penalties. Farmers defined as those earning at least two thirds of their 1976 gross income from farming.
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Threepenny Opera to open at Miami University
Miami University Theatre opens The Threepenny Opera in Gates Abegglen Theatre for seven performances over two weekends. Brecht and Weill rework of Gay's Beggar's Opera, set in Victorian London, runs 8 p.m. nightly with student and general admission pricing. Tickets at MIT box office or by call 529-2247.
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Hospital official admitted to national hospital admin group
Charles W. Sutter, vice president of administration and finance at Middletown Hospital Association, is admitted to nomineeship in the American College of Hospital Administrators. The ACHA, with over 11,000 chief executives and administrators, promotes高 standards through education for hospital management since its 1933 founding.
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Fire department refuses cat rescue in Louisville incident
Rasputin a seven month old cat climbed 60 feet up and could not descend Mrs John Miller sought help from the Pleasure Ridge Park Volunteer Fire Department chief R K Back refused rescue claiming his duty is to rescue people A private steeplejack later saved Rasputin at a cost of 100 dollars Mrs Miller called the department attitude shocking but the steeplejack's bill drew the larger sting
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Junior Troopers program begins March 5 for youth safety
The Ohio State Highway Patrol sponsors a four week Junior Trooper program for children ages 6 to 12 starting Saturday March 5. Twenty seven kids are completing the list program with troopers and Highway Patrol Auxiliary. Sessions cover bicycle, school bus, pedestrian and traffic safety using CRTV and teaching aids. Enroll by calling local post at 424 5366. Bearbaiting, once outlawed in England in 1835, is noted.
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