New tax rule changes ease some bills while saving money
The first in a five part series explains 1976 tax changes. The elderly and working parents may find filing easier while others face more effort. Three major shifts include a raised per person credit option and a 2 percent alternative, higher standard deductions, and a simplified tax table usable by 90 percent of filers.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Congress i
Colleges court adults with portable video teaching system
A group of U S community colleges promote a $20 000 mobile video unit delivering up to eight hour long lessons from 60 on a one inch tape. Units connect to classroom TV sets and may serve schools libraries fire stations and other centers. North Carolina leads with 10 study centers in Charlotte as RTS lessons prepare for home TV use.
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Stamford
Cong
U.S
Reter C. Goldmark
Sweden
North Carolina
Community College
RTS
Charlotte
William A. McIntosh
Central Piedmont Community College
Sysem
Burglars Take Kitchen Sink From New Home
Thieves struck a home under construction at 8017 Via del Largo between Thursday 5 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. taking appliances and fixtures valued at about 2209. A chandelier 435, a 285 table saw, microwave, stove, disposal, dishwasher and bathroom fixtures were stolen. Access was gained by cutting a screen and prying a window. Sun State Builders at 7002 First Ave. are the builders.
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Dé Largo
Sun State Builders
First Ve
Special SEES classes sign up across Scottsdale high schools
Registration for adult non-credit enrichment courses offered by Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service begins today at four Scottsdale high schools. Sign up runs 7 to 9 p.m. with Arcadia Chaparral Coronado and Saguaro hosting on rotating days. Courses start week of Jan 24 in fitness business vocational home economics languages and arts and crafts. Fees range 15 to 45 dollars for four to 10 weeks with classes at high schools and at Hohokam School and Oceanside Ice Arena.
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Scottsdale Educational Enrichment Service
SEES
Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Chaparral High
Coronado High School
Saguaro High School
Hohokam School
Oceanside Ice
Escapee Shot in Leg on Tucson Street
A 15-year-old escapee from the Arizona Youth Center was shot in the leg by a rider in a passing car while walking on 2nd Street near Whitton Avenue around 10 p.m. He received treatment at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and was later taken to Maricopa County Detention Home with the wound.
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Tucson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
2Nd Street
Whitton Avenue
Arizona Youth Center
Maricopa County
Exhibit opens on copper at Capitol
A 12 day Arizona Copper Industry Exhibit opens at the State Capitol today and runs through January 28. It features about 30 displays of copper mine products and equipment used in mine operations. The display includes the Copper Electric Town Car a $36000 set of tires for ore hauling trucks and a working solar energy model.
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Arizona
State Capitol
Copper
Court to rule on lawyer ads in nationwide case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on an appeal from two Phoenix attorneys John R. Bates and Van O'Steen who filed an ad driven challenge to professional advertising bans. The case centers on a state court censure after they ran a legal clinic ad in the Arizona Republic last February.
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Phoenix
U.S. Supreme Court
John R. Bates
van O'Steen
Arizona Republic
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