Tax form break eases 1978 returns in 1979 guidance
The first of five Coping With Your Income Tax installments explains why 1978 forms largely stay the same for 1979 filings. IRS officials note minimal changes to the 1040 and 1040A, with faster refunds for early filers and extended tables, while warning that 1979 forms will require wholesale changes due to new tax laws.
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Carter signals U S readiness to work with Iran under Khomeini
President Carter said the United States stands ready to work with Iran’s new leadership to achieve a stable and independent Iran. He stressed protecting American citizens, minimizing bloodshed, and avoiding outside intervention while acknowledging a oil shortfall of 500 million barrels daily and outlining conservation measures. The embassy reported Iranian leaders were assisting in American safety.
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Louvre Masterpiece Slashed at Paris Museum
A Louvre oil painting was slashed at the Paris museum on Friday and rushed to the repair department for examination, according to UPI. The incident prompted security checks and an investigation into the attack on the world renowned artwork.
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Khomeini Seizures Surge as Iran Crisis Deepens
Gunmen seize Hilton Hotel officials and detain a Bell Helicopter executive while the shah’s palace and Lavizan barracks fall at noon. Tehran reports army surrender in Isfahan and Qom as millions watch. About 5,000 Americans remain amid rising anti American sentiment.
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U S must warn Nuke witnesses
The 3rd U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the U S government must warn servicemen who witnessed a 1953 nuclear test without protection about medical risks. Federal officials were not immediately available to comment on a possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Temperature Drops as Snow Closes In Across Region
A cold snap continues with a low near five degrees and a high around fifteen Tuesday. Morning snow left roads slick but only minor fender-benders were reported as the National Weather Service logged hourly readings from 1 a.m. Sunday through midnight.
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Three U.S. Experts Aid Naples in Dark Disease Efforts
Three American disease specialists arrived in Naples to assist Italian health officials battling the dark disease blamed for 64 infant deaths in the past year. A British expert planned to join the team as the virus claimed three more young infant lives over the weekend.
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Zealot admits kidnap calls daughter unfit
Rita Warren a 50 year old Brockton Massachusetts resident faces arraignment in Ohio on fugitive from justice charges tied to the unlawful custody of her 3 year old grandson James Warren. Police located the boy in Newark after she fled Massachusetts in October. Warren claimed the child was unfit and she had spent $10 000 to “build” him into a normal baby. The boy has a heart condition and was not harmed.
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