Washington Roundup Revenue Act of 1978 Passes Congress
The 95th Congress approved the Revenue Act of 1978 in a conference report resolving earlier tax bills. It introduces $18.7 billion in tax cuts for 1979 rising to $57.4 billion by 1983, with individual taxpayers receiving $13.1 billion and an average 7.2 percent cut for most families. The bill boosts the personal exemption to $1000, raises the standard deduction, and broad tax rate reductions to offset inflation. Corporate taxes drop $3.6 billion, with rate cut from 48 to 46 percent and expanded investment tax credits. Capital gains taxes fall by $2.1 billion, with higher exemption, lower top rate to 28%, and a $100,000 capital gains exclusion for 55-year-old homeowners. The carry-over basis provision is delayed to 1980.
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County Agents Tips in the federal deficit plan
Senator Nunn promotes linking tax cuts with spending restraint and a constitutional balanced budget. County agent FE Harrison urges fall planning for home landscapes in Texas with perennials bulbs roses and seasonal tasks, stressing site needs plant selection budgeting and pre-plant care for long term enjoyment.
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FE. J. Harrison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Year End Awards by Ward Counts Riding and Roping Club
The Ward Counts Riding and Roping Club handed out year end awards after the final Play-Day in ten divisions. Winners included 8 and Under Becky and Dale Jones Eunice, 4 to 12 Casey Doran and Kriss Cook, 13 to 15 Franklin Crabtree and Robin Woods, 16 to 18 Tim Moore Gwen Price and Gina Beadman, 19 and over Jim Doran Sue Fowler and Laverne Cook. Crabtree was overall high point with 51, Woods had 39. The club thanked participants and generous helpers across departments.
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Robin Woods
Tim Moore
Gwen
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