Looking Ahead At 1980 Taxes The Pinch Is On
The Tax Foundation projects a typical worker will pay 5 451 in federal taxes in 1980, about 27.3 percent of earnings. John Q Taxpayer earns 20 000, paying 2 114 federal income taxes 1 226 Social Security taxes and 2 111 in indirect taxes. Indirect taxes cover Social Security payments corporate taxes and excise taxes.
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Ottawa students split bets on 1980 U S presidential race
George Pyle reports that Ottawa High School American Studies classes presented candidate positions and records before a Friday panel. Students cast two votes predicting the 1980 campaign outcome and their personal support, with John Anderson leading personal preference and Carter favored to win in November by many students.
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Jimmy Carter
Kansas
Ottawa
Illinois
Carter
Anderson
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Edward Kennedy
Donald Badgley
New York
White House
Reagan
Kennedy
Connie Wright
Dottie McCrossen
Iran Cleric Calls Trial Of Hostages In Tehran
A Tehran sabbath sermon by Hojatoleslam Ali Khamenei urged trying the American hostages to secure the shah s extradition. Iran’s leaders pressed for espionage charges while Foreign Minister Ghotbzadeh urged restraint. In Cairo a cancerous spleen was removed from the deposed shah after surgery in a military hospital guarded by Egyptian troops.
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Tehran
Panama
Egypt
Sean MacBride
MacBride
Iran
Mahabad
Dolehpestan
Hojatoleslam Ali Khamenei
Tehran University
Khamenei
Cairo
Sabry Ismail
Middle East
Winter storm grips northwestern Kansas. up to 15 inches falls
An early-spring snowstorm across northwestern Kansas dropped as much as 15 inches, closing roads and schools. Travel was limited to four-wheel-drive vehicles, with people hoteling or staying at the Hays National Guard Armory. McDonald and St. Francis reported the heaviest snow, while Goodland measured 13 inches as statewide totals near 82 inches for the season. The Weather Service forecast 1 to 3 more inches Friday night and weekend rain chances.
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Kansas
National Guard
Hays
McDonald
St. Francis
National Weather Service
Kansas to Hold First Presidential Primary Next Tuesday
Secretary of State Jack Brier forecast that only 31.3 percent of Kansas 1.139 million registered voters will turnout for the state's first presidential primary. He cited heavy registration, student interest, rain benefiting farmers, and local issues as factors. In Franklin County 10,274 are registered, with 4,872 Republicans, 3,053 Democrats, and 2,349 unaffiliated.
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Topeka
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Jack Brier
Kansas
Brier
Franklin County
Laura Sutton
Ottawa
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