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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1968

Page

24

Charitable Gifts and Income Tax Deductions Explained

A pamphlet outlines deductible limits for charitable gifts under 29 per cent of adjusted gross income, with a possible 10 per cent rise for gifts to qualifying educational, medical, or government-backed groups. It notes non deductible items such as personal services, cash gifts to individuals, political donations, and church raffle payments.

Rules for charitable deductions under U S tax code

Contributions for public purposes to the United States state or territorial possession are deductible. Foreign origin organizations are not. Individuals may carry excess 10 percent deductions over five years if over 30 percent of adjusted gross income. Property gifts use market value at date of gift for deduction.

Barney American Red Cross American Cancer Society United Fund United Appeal Salvation Army Ymca Ywca Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Internal Revenue Service United States

Crystal Tissue names district managers in Florida and Chicago

William White appointed Florida district manager for Crystal Tissue Co. in Middletown. White, 39 year Crystal veteran and former Chicago district manager, will reside in Fort Lauderdale. David LeRoy named Chicago district manager and remains tied to the north central district. he lives in Elgin, Illinois.

William White Florida Crystal Tissue Co Middletown White Crystal Chicago Fort Lauderdale David LeRoy LeRoy Elgin Ill

Raw Steel Output Rises in January 1967

U S January raw steel production reached 12 011 000 net tons, up from December 11 953 900 and January prior year 10 632 000. The gain marks the highest monthly output since May 1966 and shows BOF at 4 1 million tons, open hearth 6 5 million, electric 1 4 million.

U. S American Iron and Steel Institute

The Golden Years Retirement School For Wife

An article by Thomas Collins proposes a retirement school for wives to guide husbands into a vibrant later life. It outlines five courses including household routines, personal confrontations, managing errands, social life, and financial realities, aiming to align wives with employer retirement programs for better results.

W. P. Grady Grady

Armco Steel names nine foremen at Middletown Works

Earl Morgan is yard gang foreman and William B. Neal, Robert Hydler, and Steve Sabo become foremen in inspection and shipping areas. Basil Fleming and Charlies E. Lewis gain roles in annealing and east processing. Other promotions include Robert Colliver, Kenneth, and Holly Cox Lewis among former Armco workers with long service histories.

Earl Morgan William B. Neal Robert Hydler Steve Sabo Fleming Middletown Armco Steel Corp Basil Fleming Charlies E. Lewis Longstreet Garver Armco Robert Colliver Kenneth Eversole Labor Holly Cox Lewis Shaker Road Franklin Transportation and Labor Hamilton Employment Reserve

Steel Firms' Employment Costs Rise in 1967

American Iron and Steel Employment reports that average hourly costs for steel industry workers rose to 4.76 in 1967 from 4.63 in 1966 due to lower production. Total hours and payroll declined as employment fell from 575,547 to 555,143 and wages paid dropped from 4.894 billion to 4.686 billion.

American Iron and Steel Institute

Quarter Dividend Declared By Sorg Paper Co

Directors of the Sorg Paper Co. declared a quarterly cash dividend of 17 cents a share on common stock payable March 22 to shareholders of record March 12. They also declared a quarterly cash dividend of 1.37 dollars per share on preferred stock payable April 1 to 15 shareholders.

Sorg Paper Co

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