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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1968

Page

3

Tax saving from separate returns under new medical rule

A 1967 tax example shows a couple saving about 35 by filing separately due to a rule allowing deduction of one half of medical insurance premiums up to 150 per person without the 3 percent income test in community property states. The husband prepared one return and replicated it for his wife, illustrating a potential separate-return advantage when incomes are low but medical expenses are high.

Pueblo High Teacher Wins $750 John Hay Foundation Grant

Richard D. Rodgers chair of Pueblo High School social studies department receives a $750 John Hay Foundation award for travel and material prep. He will visit Colorado Wyoming and Montana to study old forts the Custer battlefield and the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails for the humanities course.

Richard D. Rodgers Pueblo John Hay Foundation Rodgers University of Arizona Colorado Wyoming Montana Old Forts Custer Battlefield Oregon and Santa Fe Trails

State Notes Rise In Farm Workers In Arizona

Arizona farm workers numbers rose after a decade decline the State Employment Service reports a increase from 37 200 in 1965 to 37 900 last year wages also rose from 1 08 to 1 29 per hour between January 1966 and January 1968 the data reflect a rebound in the farm labor market.

Phoenix Arizona Arizona State Employment Service

Tombstone Well Re-Drilling Permit Granted

Basin Petroleum Corp of Oklahoma City received a permit to re-enter the inactive Southwest Oil Co. No. 1 Davis- Clark 12 well, 12 miles southeast of Tombstone, to drill to 3,000 feet. The well has been idle since 1956 when oil shows and gas bubbles were reported between 2,385 and 2,647 feet.

Phoenix UPI Oklahoma Tombstone Basin Petroleum Corp Oklahoma City Old Southwest Oil Co Davis- Clark

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