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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1983

Page

3

Reporting tips and fringe benefits on your income

This guide lists taxable fringe benefits including vacation and moving allowances and group life premiums. It notes the $50,000 life insurance rule, child care payments, and tip reporting thresholds of $20 per month, with guidance on when to report and how to handle multiple employers.

P.Q Radio City N.Y

Arbitration hearing set on Klingshirn hours cut in Amherst

Amherst Ohio. Building Inspector Ken Klingshirn faces an arbitration hearing next Tuesday over council time cut from 40 to 20 hours last Sept. City Law Director Sanborn complains he learned of the date late and was not invited to participate. Hearing begins 10 a.m. at the LK Motel in Amherst.

Amherst Ken Klingshirn Thomas Sanborn Council Anthony DePaola Klingshirn Sanborn John Presutti DePaola

Cable firm asked to Amherst parley

Amherst City Council’s Cable TV Committee will invite group of Cable TV representatives to a Special meeting February 24 at 7 30 p m about service complaints. Councilman Ken Sroka cited numerous complaints. Residents paid for cables months ago, received canceled checks, but still no installation. Council President John Jaworski urged committee chair Mary Miller to hold the meeting. Sroka also asked municipal utilities billing officials to explain billing procedures at the February 22 Utilities Committee meeting.

Amherst Cable TV Group W Cable TV Ken Sroka Sroka Council John Jaworski Mary Miller Municipal Utilities Billing Department Utilities Committee

New Hampshire Tops Growth in the Northeast

New Hampshire, about 86 percent forested, is the fastest growing state north of Florida and east of the Mississippi. National Geographic cites a population rise of roughly 20 percent in twelve years and more than 600 new businesses settling in the state.

New Hampshire Florida Mississippi River National Geographic

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