Tax relief bill eases 1977 forms and lowers taxes
About 50 million taxpayers using the standard deduction will face simpler forms next April 5. The Carter backed bill provides $8.1 billion in relief this year and next, with higher standard deductions for couples and singles, while singles earning over 13 750 face about 51 dollars more per year to reduce the marriage penalty. Itemizers gain little.
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Tax Cuts Increases Washington Table Of Changes
A table lists examples of individual tax cuts and increases in Washington. It outlines different provision types and their fiscal impact, presenting a snapshot of how personal taxes shift under policy changes. The item reads like an informational chart from a government report.
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Government food stamp enrollment falls to 17.5 million
The Agriculture Department reports 100000 people left the program in March lowering total to 17.5 million from 19.2 million a year earlier. Officials cite expiration of emergency benefits to winter weather victims as the main cause.
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Carter outlines hard budget choices and energy drive
President Carter warns Americans will face hard choices in trimming government while expanding energy initiatives. He defends higher taxes on gas guzzlers, urges UAW cooperation, and emphasizes stricter air pollution standards and fuel-efficiency improvements as essential to balancing the budget and boosting the economy.
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Jury Indicts Grain Exec Over Interstate Transport
A federal grand jury in Wichita Falls indicted Bobby Johnson, a missing North Texas grain and fertilizer dealer from Lowar Park, on 13 counts alleging interstate transport of stolen grain from Oklahoma to Texas between June 1976 and June 16. He vanished Jan 3 after reportedly taking $100,000 in cash on a Gulf of Mexico fishing trip.
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Fewer births shaped a lucky generation say experts
A scholar notes the 1930s cohort faced fewer births, creating advantages in schooling and jobs. By 1950 and 1960 the smaller cohorts of the 1930s and 1940s faced less crowding in classrooms and housing, with retirement benefits expected to rise as numbers dwindle.
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