Housewives and Social Security Tax Rules Explained
In Pinellas County the question of housewives paying Social Security for household workers is explored. Raymond Jensen explains many may be unaware of obligations while noting infractions fall under the IRS. The article covers who qualifies, the $50 quarterly cash threshold, and guidance pamphlets for employers and workers.
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Constance Cortright
St. Petersburg
St, Petersburg, Fla
Mrs. K
Raymond Jensen
Jensen
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Social Security Office
Students To Get Ag Research Briefing Lincoln Nebraska
Nebraska high school juniors and seniors will attend the first of three Science in Agriculture conferences sponsored by the University of Nebraska. The Lincoln session March 18 on the East Campus is limited to boys from about 50 schools in upper class quarters. demonstrations cover electron microscopy plant analysis X ray techniques triploid seed production and more. Luncheon speaker is Dr Homer Folks of Missouri. similar talks in Scottsbluff and North Platte will be open to girls too with speakers Dr Howard Ottoson and Dr F E Eldridge addressing Is College for Me.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
NU East
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Homer Folks
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Scottsbluff and
Howard Ottoson
NU Agricultural Experiment Station
F. E. Eldridge
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
College For
Nebraska Extension Circular Details Range Grasses Booklets
The University of Nebraska releases LINCOLN Nebrange and Pasture Grasses an Extension Circular by Dr. John F. Vallentine listing 59 grasses key to Nebraska range and pasture. It notes native and introduced varieties, unsuitable natives, naturalized options, and management and seeding tips aligned to range sites. Free copies EC 67-170 from County Extension offices. Sidney Telegraph prints services.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
John F. Vallentine
NY North Platte Station
Vallentine
NU College of Agriculture and Home Economics
SPF Swine Accreditation Gains Ground With LB 63 Passage
Lincoln University officials praise LB 63 approving SPF swine accreditation under the College of Agriculture. The program targets disease control with goals of 170 pound minimum weight at 140 days for boars and 150 pounds for gilts, plus backfat and herd health standards. Since 1960, about 88 000 SPF pigs have been produced and 1/3 accredited as breeding stock by NU guidelines.
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Lincoln - University of Nebraska
NN College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Richard Coupe
UN Veterinary Science Department
Marvin Twiehaus
Acc
SPF
Nebraska
George A. Young
UN Veterinary Science Dept
Coupe
Swine Enrollment Shows Grade No 1 Rise Across Years
The program requires a 155 pound minimum herd average weight at 140 days before accrediting boars or gilts. Boars’ backfat max 1.2 inches and gilts 1.4 inches. In 1960 swine enrolled graded no 1 at 32 percent, rising to 65 percent in 1965.
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