Tax tips for family cars and business use in 1974
The article explains federal tax deductions and credits linked to car ownership. It covers sales tax deductions for a 1974 purchase, potential investment tax credits for business use, mileage and actual expense deductions, and records like a car diary to justify expenses. It also notes state gas taxes, fuel credits, and motorcycle vehicle loan interest deductions.
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Scottsdale Beckman plant makes gas discharge digital displays
Beckman Instrument's Scottsdale facility at 350 N Hayden Rd produces Planar Gas Discharge Digital Displays used in clocks and home appliances. The plant, with 150 employees from Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa, has operated three years and faced softer demand but weathered the downturn better than rivals like Motorola.
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Beckman Instrument
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N. Hayden Rd
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Arizona to seek 20 million in short term loans
State Treasurer Bart Fleming said Arizona may borrow up to 20 million dollars in 30 to 60 day notes at about 5 percent to cover cash shortfalls through April and May. He noted it would be the first such warrants since 1952 and that supplemental appropriations add to the cash flow gap.
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Market Averages Rise in Early trading
The Dow Jones industrials edge higher with gains in the 30 stock index to 738.50, up 2.11 points as minutes show slight uptick across utilities and transports in early afternoon trading.
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World’s Only Volkswagen Limousine On Display
A 15 foot four door Volkswagen limousine with a bar soundproof interior and black lacquer finish is on display at Demas Volkswagen on Scottsdale Road through February. Built for John Von Neumann for personal use, it is now owned by Volkswagen of America and would carry a suggested price of 34499.95 if sold.
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Demas Volkswagen
Scottsdale Rd
John von Neumann
Volkswagen Pacific
Volkswagen of America
Ford executives back higher fuel prices to curb emissions
Ford Motor Co. executives led by Donald E. Petersen urge the administration and Congress to favor steeper oil import tariffs over gasoline rationing. They support a five year moratorium on new smog devices to gain 40 percent better mileage, arguing the auto industry would redirect talent to engine tech while rationing would doom the recreation vehicle market. Petersen notes consensus in the industry and warns rationing would dampen demand for motor homes and other high fuel users. Lee Grey of Ford's western division says a modest fuel tax hike could draw buyers back to small high mileage cars as market trends shift from luxury to efficiency.
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Congress
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Commodity Closings From Madda Trading Co Summary
Closing quotations show London gold at 183.25 down 1.75, IMM Mar gold at 146.10 up 1.50, platinum at 161.00 up 3.00, copper at 54.7 cents up 0.19, wheat at 2.8844 per bushel undrawn, corn at 5.8514 down 6 cents, soybeans at 5.58 per bushel up 2 cents, live hogs 41.77 down 0.38, pork bellies 66.35 down 1.25, eggs 0.165 per dozen up 0.0, Maine potatoes 3.45 cwt up 0.05, plywood 117.80 down 4.70, Colton 3B 34 cents up 0.04, sugar 34.6 cents down 0.55. Market not yet closed.
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