Standard Deduction and Personal Exemptions Explained
Explains Personal Exemptions for individuals and spouses including age, blindness, dependents, and limits. Describes Standard Deduction rules, including 10 percent of adjusted gross income or minimum deduction, with joint and separate return provisions and examples.
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Sjo A
Barney Blank Sr
Annual Reports Shift From Legal to Image Tools
Annual reports sent to 24 million stockholders now double as recruitment and investor relations materials. Firms like J C Penney and AT T use glossy design to attract college recruits, sway analysts, and spark mergers while still detailing financial condition for shareholders.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
J.C. Penney Co
Japanese Outbound Travel Rises to 341 358 in 1966
Osaka report notes 1966 outbound travel from Japan reached 341 358, up 80 000 from 1965, reflecting growing international movement among Japanese travelers.
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Osaka
Japan
Cincinnati GI Granted Asylum in Sweden
Cincinnati resident Charles Vinson, one of seven U.S. military deserters, was granted asylum by the Swedish Aliens Commission for humanitarian reasons. His aunt, Mrs. Asberry Lyles, expresses confusion and sorrow over his desertion and absence of details about his family.
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Asberry Lyles
Mrs. Lyles
Vinson
Swedish Aliens Commission
World tea output hits record 2151 million pounds in 1966
Colombo Ceylon reports global tea production in 1966 reached an all time high of 2 151 million pounds excluding Red China.
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Colombo
Ceylon
China
Israel Fixes Bomb Shelters In Jerusalem
The Israeli government plans about 1 million dollars to build and improve air raid shelters in Jerusalem with running water and other amenities, announced the civil defense command.
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Jerusalem
Civil Defense Command
Store On Honor Roll Helps Ohio Independent Colleges
Central Store Inc was listed on the February honor roll of area firms contributing to independent colleges through the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. About 1,500 firms contributed 930,675 last month toward keeping Ohio's independent colleges strong. officials aim to reach 1,860,000 by May 31.
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Central Store, Inc
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc
Columbus
Carl C. Bracy
Foundation
U.1w
Brach
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