IRS Produces Public Film On Tax Rights For Small Businesses
A new IRS film Hey we're in Business highlights recordkeeping deadlines and employee tax responsibilities. District Director's Representative Ronald Fehrman said groups may borrow the 27 minute 16mm color production free of charge. The film features Jim Backus David Hodison Pat Finley Nehemia Persoff and Warren Berlinger among others and shows IRS staff in action to emphasize taxpayer assistance and proper compliance.
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IRS
Ronald Fehrman
Internal Revenue
Oswego County
Fehrman
Internal Revenue Service
Public Affairs
P.O. Box
Niagara Square Station
Buffalo
New York
Jim Backus
Mr. McGoo
David Hodison
Ellen
Bob Newhart
Nehemia Persoff
Warren Berlinger
Elliott Gould
Tom Krolik
James Whitmore
Truman
Krolik
Tom _ Krolik
P.O. Ridg
Fulton
N.Y
Economy Inches Ahead Amid Uncertainty and Forecast Revisions
At mid year the economy shows momentum with Greenspan raising real growth to 7 percent for 1976 and Wharton projecting 6.6 percent. Yet high interest, inflation, and unemployment persist, while stock market hesitation adds doubt about sustained progress. Jackson Mississippi reports private savings and loan associations resuming operations under state conservatorship after a crisis triggered by Bankers Trust.
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New York
Alan Greenspan
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Cliff Finch
Emergenc
Help for Olympics Grant Faces Environmental Review
The U S Commerce official announced a 250000 grant toSUNY Research Foundation Albany to prepare an environmental impact statement for the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid New York. The grant covers study costs and drafting assessments ahead of Olympic construction.
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Lake Placid
New York
John W. Eden
Actin
Research Foundation of
State University of New York
Albany
Economic Development Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
EDA
Moravian Old Salem to Host Educational Center Project
A $452 800 grant from R J Reynolds Industries funds restoring the 1771 Single Brothers Workshop in Old Salem North Carolina. The rebuilt site will become a year round learning center for students from kindergarten to college, with four learning environments and role play to explore Moravian life and early American culture.
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Single Brothers Workshop
Old Salem
R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc
Winston-Salem
N. C
R. J. Reynoldsndustries, Inc
Reynolds Industries
Single Brothers
Salem
Central
Europe
Pennsylvania
Williamsburg
Deerfield
Mass
Local professionals named to civic and business posts in Oswego
Oswego sees several appointments as Robert A Lass Jr takes Head Teller spot at Oswego County Savings Bank Main Office. Ronald Ostromecki named Hammermill Paper Oswego technical manager replacing retiring Paul Daly. Robert Spereno joins Dowd and Harrington as insurance producer. details on background and family provided.
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Robert A. Lass, Jr
East 10Th Street
Oswego
Oswego County Savings Bank
Auburn
Lass
State University College At
American School of Banking
Hot Stove Association
Joann Musico
Stephanie
William Green
Sam Green
County Savings
Ronald R. Ostromecki
Hammermill Paper
Erie
Ostromecki
Hammermill
U.S. Army
Gannon College
Central Research
Paul E. Daly
Robert Spereno
Dowd and Harrington, Inc
Hill School of Insurance
New York City
New York State
Spereno
Oswego High
Auburn Community College
State University College
Bob
479Th Combat Engineers
Mage
Fort Leonard 0
Norasan Construction Co
Breneman's
Carolyn
Kim
Eric
Tammy
East Second Street
Dow Holds Above 1000 As Mixed Trading Continues
The Dow Jones industrial average hovers near 1000 in a mixed session with a 1.23 point gain to 1002.54 in the first half hour. The market shows more advancers than decliners on the NYSE as brokers cite Fed data on money supply and business loans as a favorable sign for rates, while selling persists above the 1000 mark.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Marine Midland declares quarterly dividend and preferred stock payout
The Board of Directors of Marine Midland Banks, Inc. declares a quarterly dividend of 20c per common share payable July 1, 1976 to shareholders of record June 4, 1976. A separate dividend of 1.37 percent on the $5.50 convertible preferred stock is also payable July 1, 1976. Marine Midland is an $11 billion banking system with 317 offices in New York State and 31 offices in 23 countries.
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Marine Midland Banks, Inc
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco International Inc
Oswego Saving Bank
Freedom
Landon Saunders
Oswego American Legion Hall
Heartbeat
WSGO
Godfather Pizza Shop
Elvis Presley
Syracuse War Memorial
W. Third St. Oswego, N.Y. Sun
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Swinton
Psake Diamond Ring Center Cor. W. 2Nd
Cayuga St
Osweg
Blue Grass Association
Central New York
Fred Lewis
Wsgo Radio
SUN
Andy Pavlenko
Smokey Hollow
Anderson Family
Fred Bartlett
the Bartlett Kids
Peg
Ike
Flint Creek Boys
Wiltsie
Chuckie Pickers
Promise Land
Rose Mary Mancine
Tom Faye Heid
Regans Silver Lake CO
Regans Silver Lake
Els State
E.C. Crooks
Dingrey
Polisnes
Starlight
Ellen F
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E.C. Crooks Memorial Corp
State Street
Carthage
Dick Delaney
Hall RD