The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1975 — Page 9
New tax credit gives break to all taxpayers
Everyone who pays Federal Income Tax for this year has at least one tax break coming. And it doesn’t matter whether the taxpayer files a long Form 1040, or short Form lOOOA, or how much the taxpayer earns. The break is the personal exemption tax credit. Effective for only 1975, the credit amounts to S3O for each regular exemption to which the taxpayer is entitled. However, individuals who claim additional exemptions because they are blind or are 65 years old or over, may only claim one S3O credit for themselves. How dots the credit work? Take a family with three
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children, for instance, Mr. and Mrs Brown. They file a joint return. When completing their return, the Browns will count two exemptions for themselves, and one for each of their children, for a total of five exemptions. They will multiply the S3O credit per exemption by five to come up with the $l5O total credit that they’ll write on the front of their tax return and subtract from their tax. The new credit does not affect the $750 * allowed for each exemption when figuring taxable income. For example, the Browns will still multiply the $750 by five and subtract $3,730 from
their income. Information on the personal exemption tax credit will be in the instructions for both the 1040 and 1040A tax packages to be mailed out in December. Taxpayers who have questions about the personal exemption tax credit or other tax matters can visit local IRS offices or call tollfree 1-600-382-9740. No injuries in rear-end collision No injuries were reported in a rear-end collision on Indiana 13 just south of US 6 at 9:57 Saturday night resulting in approximately S9OO damage to two vehicles. Elkhart county officers investigated. Leroy Bontrager, 26, r 1 Topeka, was following a vehicle driven by Harley Schlabach, 19, r
2 Topeka, when a vehicle driven by an unidentified person reportedly stopped suddenly in front of Schlabach who managed to stop before hitting the car. Bontrager, however, was unable to stop in time to miss the back of the Bontrager auto. Damage was set at S3OO to the Schlabach 1970 Javelin with S6OO damage to the 1973 Chevrolet driven by Bontrager. Syracuse police stood by until county officers arrived Nov. 29 200 YEARS AGO The crew aboard the continental armed vessel Washington mutinies, claiming they enlisted to serve in the Army and not as Marines. — (National Park Service — CNS)
Unemployment figures released for this area
Unemployment figures for the labor forces of this area have been released by the Indiana Minor damage as vehicles bump Mrs. Charles Hall .Minor damage was estimated in a mishap Friday afternoon in Warsaw involving a Syracuse ~~dfwer. Investigating officers said the cars were driven by Kathryn Reiff, 47, r 1 Warsaw and Helene A. Kline, 77, r 1 Syracuse. Both autos were eastbound on Center street when they bumped causing S7O in damage.
Labor Market as of September. The South Bend standard metropolitan statistical area includes both Saint Joseph and Marshall counties and shows a labor force of 131,600 with 123,900 employed and 7,700 unemployed. In Elkhart county, the report shows. 59,550 persons in the labor force with 55,250 employed and 4,300 unemployed for a rate of 7.2. The county of Kosciusko has a labor force of 25,800 with 24,250 employed and 1,550 unemployed for a rate of 5.9. The Noble county figures show 16,175 persons in the labor force with 14,625 employed and 1,500 unemployed for a rate of 9.6.
Wed.. Dec. 3.1975 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
i betters i i Owy to the MO Word « >/ Limit to . ■• _ • y editor
Dear Editor: When the conspiracy came up with the word detente it was a great boon to the communist, because it is synomous with, amnesty and discrimination against the enemy. To free America detente means defeat not victory. Detente renders the communist unbeatable. In the words of Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Nobel Prize winner, in his dramatic warning to all the world and to Americas in particular. He laid bare all the acts of deception and lies in their dealings and with U.S. and denounced the many senseless concessions made to the aggressors in the Kremin. John Birch District Rally. Eight
Think ahead when buying toys
By LOISM. GOTWALS Think ahead before you buy toys for Christmas giving and buy the “just right” toys for your child’s enjoyment. Is it colorful, not too large, no small parts to get into the ears, nose or mouth? Also, what can your child do with it? Can he change it, take it apart or create with it? Having too many toys even if storage space is provided for them, may cause frustration for both you and your child. Choosing the correct toys is a challenge and these guides from the Indiana Fann Safety council may be helpful. For children under one year of age choose brightly colored objects hung on a mobil, sturdy squeak and rattle oys, washable stuffed dolls with embroidered eyes, soft colored balls, cups or smooth non-breakable objects to chew on. Avoid toxic, heavy breakable toys, sharp edges which might cut or scratch, and small parts that might become loose and be put into ears, nose or mouth For children between ages one and two, choose rubber or washable squeak toys and soft stuffed dolls or animals, blocks with rounded corners, push-and-pull toys with strings or round handles, and nests of blocks Avoid small toys which may be swallowed, flammable objects, toys with small removable parts, and stuffed animals with glass or button eyes. For children between two and three years of age choose sand box with bucket, shovel and spoon, large peg boards, wooden animals, cars and wagons to push around, tricycles, large crayons, low rocking horse, small chair and table and simple musical instruments. Avoid anything with sharp or rough edges which will cut or scratch, objects with small removable parts, marbles, beads and coins For children between the ages of three and four choose broom and carpet sweeper, toy telephone, dolls with simple wrap around clothes, doll buggies and furniture, dishes, miniature garden tools, trucks, tractors, nonelectrical trains, drums and building blocks. Avoid toys which are too heavy for child’s strength, poorly made objects which may come apart, break or splinter, sharp or cutting toys, electrical toys. For children between the ages of four and six choose blackboard and dustless chalk, simple construction sets, paints and paint books, doll house and furniture, small sports equip-
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people from Milford attended the Patriots Thanksgiving dinner at the Elkhart, “Holiday Inn” last Saturday evening. The program included the featured speaker. Congressman Larry McDonald of Georgia and his address was loaded with many factral evidences of conditions painting a very dark picture concerning our freedoms. He emphasized that if our nation is to survive the creaping cancerous infiltration of Communist aggression God will have to do it and it should merit to prayerful assistance of some 410,000 Birchers along with thousands of Christians that dare to stand firm and put on the whole armor of righteousness. Byron Ulrich
ment, skipping rope, wash tub and board, paper doll sets with blunt end scissors, flameretardant costumes, and modeling clay. Avoid shooting or target toys which will endanger eyes, ill-balanced mobile toys which may topple easily, poisonous painting sets, pinching and cutting objects. For children between six and eight years choose carpenter bench and well constructed, light weight usable tools, construction sets, roller skates, approved electrical toys, kites, equipment for playing store, bank, filling stations, etc., playground equipment, puzzles and games, sewing materials, dolls and doll equipment. Avoid non-approved electrical toys, anything too large or complicated for your child’s strength and ability, sharp edged tools, poorly made skates, and shooting toys. For children between the ages of eight and 12 choose hobby materials, arts and crafts, photography, coin and stamp collections, puppet shows, musical instruments, gym and sports equipment, model and construction building sets, electrical train with Underwnters Laboratory approval, and a bicycle. Avoid air rifles, chemistry sets, dart games, bows and arrows, dangerous tools and electrical toys unless used under parental supervision. about wise men Except for the words of St. Matthew, legend accounts for the little that is known about the wise men. One of the legends says that the star appeared to them once more, near the end of their lives. MINT OPENS The United States Mint at Carson City, Nev., began operation Nov. 1, 1869.
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