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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 2005

Page

7

Tax extensions offer extra time for filing returns

The Internal Revenue Service permits an automatic four month extension beyond the usual deadline, helping taxpayers who fall a bit behind. Nearly 9 million people are expected to file for extensions, a step that can relieve pressure but may also delay payments and require careful follow up.

Washington Internal Revenue Service

Tax deadline keeps post offices busy in Ottawa and Lawrence

Time's almost up as last minute filers rush to meet Friday's income tax deadline. Ottawa post office will stay open with mail by 6 pm outside and 5 15 pm inside while Lawrence offers midnight hours. Online tools via usps com like Click N Ship aid filing and postage, and certified mail costs 2.30. Local tax preparers also face busy days with many clients seeking extensions or in person filing.

Vickie Moss Usps.com Rake Lawrence Internal Revenue Service Karen Edgecomb Jackson

Internet2 used to fight piracy on fast college network

Entertainment groups said they will sue hundreds of students for illegally distributing songs and films over Internet2. The RIAA plans federal suits against 405 students at 18 colleges. MPAA will pursue additional actions.

Washington Recording Industry Association of America Motion Picture Association of America Recording Industry

Protest claims funding flaws in Kansas education bill

Kansans gathered at the Statehouse as lawmakers passed a Republican backed plan adding 127 million to 2.7 billion in state education funding. Gov Sebelius opposed the measure calling it fiscally unsustainable while critics argued it fails to close gaps between rich and poor districts and relies too much on local property taxes.

Topeka Statehouse Kansas Supreme Court Kathleen Sebelius High Court Sebelius Dtopeka Kansas John Rios el Centro

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