Medical deductions pitfalls for 1967 tax returns
Taxpayers face variable rules for medical expense deductions. Deductible items include dentist fees and transportation to care, with 5 cent mileage. Non deductible items include toothpaste or lodging unless hospital billed. Home improvements deductible only if not increasing property value. shelters for radiation risk denied. Disallows relocation costs unless advised for medical reasons.
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Internal Revenue Service
Lourdes
France
Trist
California
New York
IRS
Braun
Light
Airs & Insurance
Escan
System Ci
Pion
Alexregionar
Daiys
LeRoy
Forn
Lorain County
Samares
Populion
Lake Avenue
Ie San
Trans Ag Ig
Fess
Agate Ment Ae & Trans
County General
BISA
Park
Cleveland
St. Ditch
T.B. Hospital
Cwll Defense Council
Community College
Kmen
Transee
Co. Health Dist. Co
Public Ag Fund
Pub. Health
Co. Health Ed
Seba
I Public Ee Fund
Baelaimee
EAS ! Relief Department
Salt Trust
Common Pleas Court
Sutsres
Nile Court
Metrobolitan Park
AL Cour
Workmen's Compensation
Efu
Atty
Tan County
Janutara Li
Ridgeville Water
Aly
Tt Sidwell
Bane Dists
Debinavons
Pigtorical Society
Rmanent Improvements Saab
Neer Services
Sheriff Jary
Employes Seee SB
Otter
Investment Corp
Ridee
Ville Wierer
BOND
Adenst
Pr Ysan
Fas Ral Soc
Cattte T. B
Bane’s
Bureau For Inspection
Stati Hom
Ieee & Dieht
Saintenance
Baurlemens
Sora
New Hampshire Primary Outlook and Stop-Stassen Movement
The Needle argues that national worries fade with New Hampshire primary coverage. It notes New England election rigor restricting cross party voting and claims Republicans wield real power through the Stop-Stassen effort. The piece suggests losers will claim the contest has no significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Young investor seeks guidance on expanding holdings and funds
A 16 year old asks whether to add Gulf & Western, American Home Products, and Georgia Pacific to existing holdings of Howard Johnson and Litton. The advisor notes Howard Johnson underperforms, Litton has fallen, recommends American Home Products for steady growth and suggests Georgia Pacific as a substitute, with Gulf & Western viewed as solid but temporarily clouded. For the mutual fund query, Investors Mutual is conservative with slow gains. consider shifting to Dreyfus or Oppenheimer for growth oriented stock exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johnson
Litton
Gulf & Western
Georgia-Pacific
American Home Products
Investors Mutual Fund
Investors Mutual
Dreyfus
Oppenheimer
Gen. Fea. Corp
Black River High Musicians Earn Superior and Excellent Ratings
Five Black River High School students earned superior or excellent ratings at the district state solo and ensemble contest at Kent State University. Paul Geiss earned a superior district level tuba solo, while Tery Stroup Edwin McConeghy Jr Rebecca Scholl and Janice Carmen received state level excellent ratings. Homer Bowers is the band director.
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Spencer
Black River High School
Kent State University
Paul Geiss
Tery] Stroup
Edwin MceConeghy Jr
Rebecca Scholl
Janice Carmen
Ohio Music Education Association
Homer Bowers
Black River
National Forecast Says Snow Across Regions With Cold Spell
Snow and flurries expected in central New England and from the lower Lakes to the central Appalachians. Rain and showers develop in the mid and South Atlantic states and along the Eastern Gulf coast. Snow showers likely in the upper Rockies. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures from the lower Lakes to the Gulf. Heavy snow warning issued for southeast portion with 3 to 5 inches or more. Low tonight 22 to 32. Partial clearing and cool Wednesday.
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New England
Lower Lakes
Central Appalachians
Mid
South Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Great Basin
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
North and Central Plains
Ghetto programs urged by Stokes
Los Angeles and Cleveland politics intersect as Mayor Carl Stokes urges civic programs to channel urban urgency into progress. He warns that failure to address ghettos risks deepening the split between affluence and poverty and stresses domestic gains are vital alongside freedom abroad.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Stokes
Vietnam
Area births report list of newborns Saturday
A son to Mr and Mrs Pal mer Snodgrass 356 Wesley Ave A son to Mr and Mrs Adolph Sittinger Jr 334 Pasadena Ave A daughter to Mr and Mrs David Kerr 916 Wilder Ave Edward A Tomko 1177 Hickory St Grafton Francis Gregor 130 Euclid St A son to Mr and Mrs Robert C Schuetz 378 Roosevelt Ave A son to Mr and Mrs Donald Stump 314 Seventh St Ralph Hatfield 314 Roosevelt Ave Norman Snyder New London
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Mrs. Palmer Snodgrass
Wesley Ave
Adolph Sittinger Jr
Pasadena Ave
Mrs
David Kerr
Wilder Ave
Edward A. Tomko
Hickory St
Grafton
Francis Gregor
Euclid St
Robert C. Schuetz
Roosevelt Ave
Donald Stump
Seventh St
Ralph Hatfield
Mrs. Norman Snyder
New London
James Bennett
Michigan Ave
William Henderlight
Colorado Ave
Donald Love
O'Neil Blvd
Local births and legal notices fill Elyria Chronicle page
Saturday and Sunday births listed for Amherst Hospital include James FINNEGAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WOZNIAK and other newborns. Legal notices announce executrix appointments for Elsie Beran and Jack N. Rassler estates, mortgage action by Euclid National Bank, and court petition details in Lorain County with dates and party names.
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Frank Kodman
East 41St St
James Gill
Eighth St
Margaret Ava Schaubacher
East River Street
Elyria
Ohio
Elsie A. Beran
Elsie Ann Beran
Lorain
Shirley M. Rassler
Columbia Avenue
Jack N. Rassler
J.N. Rassler
Lorain County
Harold $. Ewing
Euclid National
Rita C_ Denniston
Ria
C_ Denniston
Rita C. Denniston
James B. Denniston
Windsor Place
Brooklyn
New York
Euclid National Bank
Court of Common Pleas
Avon Lake
County of
Moorewood
Avon Township
Pakwood Drive
Bors
Rosewoad Avenur
Rick
Bane
Mortese
Aid Real Estete
Clarence D. Euclid National Bank Reid
Mary R. Reid
Robert D. Pearson
Kissell Company
Waldcr
Springfield
Clarence
Reid
Clarence D. Reid
Mary R
Elliot
Fosters Subdivision
Train derails injuring four near Erie Pennsylvania
Four people were hurt when a New York Chicago Penn Central passenger train derailed at a grade crossing near Springfield, Pennsylvania. Clara McDonald, 26, of Columbus, remained hospitalized with back injuries. Anna Kiss, 26, Mentor. Carolyn Frost, 51, Kent. and Carl Hayes, 53, Gary, were treated and released. The No. 63 train, with 59 passengers, left New York at 10:30 p.m. EST and was due in Chicago at 6:10 p.m. yesterday. passengers were bused to Cleveland and then reboarded another train bound for Chicago.
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Clara McDonald
Columbus
St. Vincent Hospital
Springfield
Here
Ohio
Anna Kiss
Mentor
Carolyn Frost
Kent
Carl Hayes
Gary
Ind
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
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William L. Raby
CPA
Harold Coffin
Roger E. Spear
Black River High
National Forecast
Elyria Memorial
Norwalk
Amherst Hospital
James Finnegan
West St
Raymond Wozniak
North
Woodhill Ave
St. Joseph
Nicholas Mayer
Vermilion Rd
Vermilion
Henry F. Carlsen
Irving Pl
Sheffield Lake
Jim Lavonn
McKinley St
Kenneth Hall
East Dr
Chronicle-Telegram
Henry P. Webber
Kaufman
Mnp
Vanaus Pa
Receipts & Salares, Eco
Onal Planning Commission
T. B. Clin
T.B
Record Bureau
Salaries Record Bureau
Public Employees Retirement
County Board Cay
State Foundation
Sai
H. Nile
NTS
WICE
IC Bealte IG Fund
Health Dept
Architectu Services Transfer
Y Healy Borece Ips
ANE Trust Fund
Chianben Transeibtes
T.A.G
Pd Tray
Interest, Inc
Trtter Dist
Tallaron Union
Hoo
Ats ST
Elyna
Nuary
Loran
Ja Hi Mitock
Lorain County Elyria
Pty
D. Pascura
Roy F. Relly
Henry P. Webberges
Court of Einer Pleas
Erie, Pa
UPI
Penn Central
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