Taxpayers would work weeks to pay federal taxes says IRS
The IRS reports 85.2 million 1977 returns with $1.13 trillion in adjusted gross income and $154.6 billion in federal income taxes. The concept of an average taxpayer is flawed as groups vary widely. Those under $10,000 total income paid 5.9 percent of taxes, while the middle-income group earning $15,000 to $50,000 paid 60.2 percent of taxes.
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North Ridgeville keeps growing amid debate over pace
North Ridgeville's rapid growth centers on location near Cleveland and new expressways. Mayor Carte and planners push restrained development, while developers warn stopping growth harms city finances. Population projections and land use show remaining open space and industrial expansion plans amid a broader regional decline. New income hinges on housing and future sewer and water line extensions.
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Australian woman torches self at UN in Geneva
A 24 year old Australian woman burned herself to death outside the United Nations Palace of Nations in Geneva protesting what she called the delegates luxurious life. Police confirmed her nationality and identity awaits family notification. The notes cited Progressive Utilization Theory and linked to a deported adherent named Lynette Phillips.
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School board eyes limited levy amid cuts and reforms
Elyria board leaders discuss trimming 15 percent of current year spending to reach a leaner 1979-80 plan. Expenditures not adding classroom value to be cut except legally required, with breakfast and lunch programs protected. Nellie Caver of the Elyria Education Association supports a December levy and emphasizes building community support.
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Health facility bonds debated by city council
Chicago attorney Pitts notes IRS approval for bonds dated 1974 for a former site and says new approval is needed for a relocated plan. Letter from Chapman and Cutler indicated tax free bonds, tied to McCormack Health Center and North Summit. City questions liability if bankruptcy occurs and whether MHPC approval is required for skilled nursing beds.
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Audit hits city fund practices in unpaid purchase orders
City audit shows 433 252 in unpaid purchase orders from 1974 to Jan 12 1978 with year end carryovers and 14 accounts needing corrections. The report cites missing notes for West River Parkway financing, unissued annual reports, missing receipt books and misrecorded sick leave. It also calls into question an ambulance contract and illegal payments to bar association members.
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King Khalid undergoes heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic
King Khalid of Saudi Arabia had heart surgery at the Cleveland Clinic today, reportedly a coronary bypass performed by Dr. Floyd D. Loop. The operation duration is typically three to four hours and uses a heart lung machine.
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Series of blasts at Denver refinery. two dead, nine hurt
A sequence of explosions at Continental Oil Co refinery near Commerce City Denver killed at least two and injured nine, with unconfirmed reports of up to 30 injuries inside the plant. Evacuations were ordered as chlorine storage tank blast etc. Interstate 270 and Colorado 85 closed. A Conoco spokesman said phone lines to the refinery were cut.
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Ohio Edison workers ratify two year contract
About 2,000 employees on strike at Ohio Edison returned to work after ratifying a two-year agreement with six locals of the Utility Workers Union of America. The strike began July 29 affecting Akron and Youngstown line departments and five of the company’s nine power plants. The terms were not fully announced. officials said key benefits like hospitalization and a cost-of-living adjustment were not granted.
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