Relief From Tax Drought Poses Selective Benefits
The tax bill would cut federal income by targeted amounts for specific groups. Dividends are untaxed up to 50 and a 2 percent credit on excess would yield savings mainly to stockholders. Medical expense and dependent credits help eight million and a million parents would gain. Retirees over 65 would have up to 1200 of pensions and related income exempt, reducing collections by about 125 million. Overall, relief is uneven, not a universal cut.
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Dak MISS DU solves a son stepfather rift
Dorothy Dix replies to Maria G on a widowed mother and a 10 year old boy resisting a new husband. The answer advises the mother to lead discipline while easing the son toward accepting the husband as a trusted father and notes lack of prior introductions as a likely cause of current strife.
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Fatally Bitten By Snake In Ceremonies
A 72 year old Long Beach woman died at her home after a rattlesnake bit during church ceremonies last night. Chief of Detectives Loren Q. Martin said police were notified when a mortician arrived. The victim was Mrs Bertha Elizabeth Smith. Her brother in law Few Jordan 35 of Brea was involved.
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