Cablevision training boom in Montgomery County programs
TOEG in Rockville runs career evaluation and job referral programs including free confidential testing. The cable television installation track, led by instructor Bob Sutherland and technician trainer Bob R. Switerland, reports 15 graduates and plans a six week course to start Jan 7 at Montgomery College Arctic Avenue. Officials say demand may outpace supply in this affluent county with many households projected to subscribe to the new system.
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Cablevision program trains county residents for pole work and repairs
Montgomery College runs a training program for cablevision jobs with criteria such as Montgomery County residency, a valid driver license, fluent English, and willingness to work long hours and in various weather. Trainees begin at five dollars an hour, with raises after probation, and must learn pole climbing, indoor system setup, and public relations while earning hands on experience at a mock house.
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New tax laws reshape house transfers and alimony in divorce
The 1984 Tax Reform Act changes how property transfers in divorce are taxed and redefines alimony for federal taxes. Transfers may be non taxable if the recipient assumes the basis, shifting tax liability to future sale. Alimony rules tighten, with six year minimums for larger payments, non deductible child related amounts, and recapture provisions. Changes take effect July 19 1984 with options for earlier divorces by agreement.
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Market at four month low on Friday
The Dow fell 7.28 to 1,163.21 as the market slid to a four month low. IBM, a top holding for institutions, led losses while volume dwindled to about 1 million NYSE shares. The Dow’s weekly loss reached 25.73 points amid weaker rates and rising money supply concerns.
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