CAROLINA TIMES 8t,
THis column of questions and answers on federal
tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S.
Interna! Revenue Service and is published as a public
service to taxpayers. The column answers questions
most frequently asked by taxpayers.
others are remaining open on
the weekend. - ?
Your local IRS office is pub
licizing those extra hours it is
remaining open.
Q) ieleetedtoltsfe
compute my tax this yearWMI
this slow down the refund I m
expecting? -Jm-'
A) No. The IRS . an com
pute the tax and issue e
tund within 4-6 weeks from
the date : the return is ftisd
with the IRS serticpSlM.
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Q) I operate sty own farss.
Can t claim estaent h
on ray livestock as well af bn
my tractors and other qualify
ing farm equipment? - "f
A) Yes. Livestock (other
than horses) acquired by vou
after Aug. 15, 1971 (or befoe
Aug. 16, 1972, but only If
ordered after March 31, 1971)
e Jest IBM or, m Federal tax
tmm ask for my township
Raw eaa I ti out what town
Ma I live in?
A) Lm than one-half of
the Btates have BTgtJlised
W Whip government which
U e)ifibte for revenue Bhai
tng funds These States aw
listed in your tax form in-
If you live in one of these
states and in a county having
organized township govern
meats and you are not sure
which township you live in,
call your local county commis
sioner's office, tax assessor's
aOce, city hall, etc., and de
scribe where you live. Please
do not call your Internal Rev-
Q) Will the IRS be open
extra haws this year to help
taxpayers with their returns?
A) Yes. During the income
tax filing season most local
Interna! Revenue offices are
open an average of eight ad
ditional hours per week. Some
offices are open additional
haws on weekdays, while
qualifies for
credit.
For more details, see IRS
Publication 225, "Farmers Tax
Guide." It's available free of
charge from county farm
agents and most Internal Rev
enue offices.
'Sculpturing' with
Decorative Accent
If you want to "fancy
taiafs up" around the
yard a little, sculpturing
with plants may be just
the ticket.
"Sculpturing' in this
case means the old hor
ticultural practice of
espalier. It's done by
closely pruning to con
trol growth and training
(he trunk and branches
of a plant to lie on one
plans;
Egpaliered plants are
used to give a decorative
accent to a bare outside
wall, for example. They
can atop be . quite) a
conversation piece.
North $m$mdfcfrh
University extension
horticulturists suggest
using a Substantial frame
for your plant sculpture.
Just bow heavy or strong
you need will depend on
the Jjrpe . plant being
grown
Reinforcing steel
rods used in construc
tion of buildings are use
ful la forming the frame
lor espalier shrubs and
trees. They're espe
cially useful against a
background into which
you can't drive nails.
They will have to be bent
and welded into the
desired pattern.
Large-growing trees
such as magnolia will
need a heavy frame of
metal pipe to support
large limbs. Espaliers
can be established on a
frame of heavy wire, such
Travel For Teen iget
Does your teen-ager think
he's seen and done "every
thing?" That there's nothing
left unexplored for him to
conquer?
Psychologists and sociolo
gists say it's a familiar syn
drome these days. Some of
them blame the media, espe
cially TV. Youngsters grow
up having the whole world
brought right into their living
rooms every day in living
color. .
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But the experience is pas
sive. And that's why they get
bored with it all.
So many educators are now
recommending an active alter
native: taking teen-agers out
into the world itself through
summer foreign study travel
programs.
One long established edu
cational publisher, Scholastic
y1gfaMi Set up Scholastic
International for just that pur
paoa. It sow has programs in
ton countries of Western Eu
rope, plus Israel, Kenya, and
the Soviet Union. Study
themes range from'Th Search
tor Values" and "The Spirit
of Western Man" to foreign
language programs, science,
' music, sad the performing
arts ki'
Moat educators stress that
leen-agars get more out of
1 1 listing abroad with an or
ganized Ktudy program than
hv ; Aging it" on their
and
meek are assured (something
a "backpacker" is rarely sure
of). And the study programs
are tailored especially for teen
interests -bringing students in
to direct contact with experts
la different fields they could
never encounter on their own.
For a free pamphlet about
the tripe, write Booklets De
partment, Scholastic Interna
Uonal. 50 West 44th Street.
y. -f .viarjxsvwi
Btorth S, 1973
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Q) There's space ea Schedule
B of nry tax return for "mis
cellaneous deductions." What
are soaw of these items I can
deduct?
A) If yon itemise deduc
tions on your return, the fol
lowing are some of the items
you can deduct as "miscellan
eous deductions": political
contributions (up to $60, or
up to $100 if married filing
jointly) ; cost of safety equip
ment, small tools, and supplies
used in your job; dues to
unions, professional organiza
tions, chambers of commerce;
fees you paid to employment
agencies to get a job; gam
bling losses, but only up to
the amount you won; and ali
mony payments.
For more information, see
IRS Publication 529, "Other,
Miscellaneous Deductions."
Just fill out and mail the or-
tax forms package to obtain a
free copy.
Q) I purchased a car for my
son last year. Does the amount
I paid count toward his sup
port when I figure out whether
or not I can claim him as a
dependent?
A) No, The purchase of an
automobile, whether by you or
your dependent, is not) con
sidered when determining
total support.
the investment
Plants Adds
Around Home
ESPALIER
DESIGNS
as clothes line wire
strung between posts.
Whatever you use, the
limbs you're training will
have to be tied to the
frame as they grow. Soft
plastic-coated wire is
suggested.
There are numerous
patterns you can use
for your espalier. A
checker-board pattern is
popular with pyracantha.
The Swedish Christmas
tree is distinctive juid
1 mutbor
4 Branch Candelabra
Almost any design can
be worked out with proper
pruning. However, the
simpler the design the
easier the maintenance,
caution the NCSU
horticulturists.
They suggest sketch
ing the design you like
before starting the plant.
Tender new growth of
espaliers can be trained
in any direction. They
can even be trained to
grow around the corner
of a building.
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THE BEST OF HEALTH
Major Points to Remember
When heading' Health Policy
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Family the first concern when "reading'' health
These agents assume, prob
ably correctly, that the young
breadwinner already has at least
a basic hospital policy or is
covered where he works.
They may also point out that
disability insurance protects
family income against loss of
paycheck which can wreck the
household budget.
For instance, no matter how
completely your medical ex
penses are covered, you are not
adequately protected if money
does not come in while you
cannot work.
Greater Need
And the greater your regu
lar income, the more you will
need to cover routine daily liv
ing expenses.
4. Group insurance The vast
majority of persons with health
insurance in the United States
own it through group policies.
The principal characteristics of
these policies are:
o The economy of cost. It's
To PM's, Tues., Feb. 20, 173
Read any good health insur
ance policies lately?
Granted, they may not make
the most exciting reading, but
they have, according to the
Health Insurance Institute, be- '
come required reading for to
day's average breadwinner.
This reading, says the Insti
tute, could be a lot more mean
ingful if you understand the
basics of health insurance.
Briefly, here are some of the
major points to remember.
1. There are five forms of
health insurance: hospital ex
pense, surgical expense, regular
medical expense, major medical
expense and disability income
protection.
The first three coverages
handle medical expenses only
by helping to pay for, respec
tively, hospital bills, surgeon's
fees and in-hospital physician
visits.
Major medical expense, on
the other hand, covers all types
of medical care prescribed by
a physician, while disability
insurance provides cash income
when the insured is ill or in
jured and cannot work.
2. Major medical This type
of insurance is designed to han
dle the really serious illness and
accidents up to the disaster
level, and has been called the
"homestead protector."
It was introduced more than
20 years ago and has been the
fastest growing form of health
insurance in the country. While
some of these policies will pay
as high as $250,000 for medical
bills, or more, they do not pay?
436 E.
the full amount.
4; For example, major medica
mm nd System pf
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will recognize the term. Just'
one buys collision insurance in
which the first $25 or $50 0
$100 of damage is paid for by
the policyholder, most major
medical policies call for the in
sured to pay the first $50 or
$100 or more of the cost of ai
illness or injury. ; f
Beyond the deductible amount,
the insurance company gener
ally pays 75 to 80 per cent of
covered expenses up to the
limit of the policy.
3. Disability income Some
agents surprise a young family
man in search of health insur
ance protection when they do
not start by talking about hos
pital or doctor bills.
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less costly than other forms.
e A group contract holder
(the employer or employee as
sociation usually pays part or
all of the premiums.
Physical condition of the
insured is generally not a fac
torso long as he is a member
of the group, he is insured.
e The insurance cannot be
cancelled unless the insured
leaves the plan, or the group
plan itself is terminated.
e Benefits can usually be ex
panded to the dependents of
covered individuals.
5. Individual and family pol
icies. These are designed to
meet two basic insurance needs:
(a) protection for those who
are not part of a group, and
(b) coverage when the health
financing needs of an individual
and his family are not suffi
ciently met under a group plan,
An important asset of these
policies is that they can be tai
lored to individual requirements
because they offer a wide range
of coverages and benefits at
varying premium levels.
BIG INDUSTRY
One out of every five
jobs in private employ
ment is related to agri
culture. Eight to 10 mil
lion people have Jobs
storing, transporting,
processing and merchan
dising the products of
agriculture. Two million
people have jobs provid
ing the supplies farmers
use for production.
LIVE AT HOME'
North Carolina far
mers lead the nation in
the value of home
produced and consumed
farm products, although
it is declining each year.
policies.
i ne vaiue oi ine pruuuuts
farmers produced and
consumed at home in 1971
was $49 million, down
from $70 million in 1965
and $98 million in 1959.
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COKE
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LOWEST PRICE
One $pak gives you a gallon of Coke ... for lets
that 1-cent per ounce at most stores in the area!
Which is actually less than you paid in the good ol'
days when Coke was a nickel a bottle! Now you can
enjoy the economy of the 30'$ and the convenience
of the 70's. With handy 8-bottle cartons of the real
thing . . . delicious Coca-Cola in money-saving
money-back 1 6-oz. bottles.
Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
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Health & Science Shorts
. .u:iJ i. i- k. United ically refined coal tar
States today can expect w
live about 22 years longer
than his grandparents.
That represents a gain of
44.5 percent since 1900-or
nearly half a lifetime-based
on life expectancy data re
cently released by the U.S.
Public Health Service and pub
lished in Update Magazine.
"A child born in 1971 can
expect to blow out the candles
on his (or her) 71st birthday
cake," PHS said.
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Louse infestations are oc
curring more frequently as
the result of greater sexual
freedom, wider acceptance
of communal living, and in
creased rates of venereal dis
ease. The physician must be
able to recognize them and
be familiar with their therapy,
Dr. A. Bernard Ackerman,
dermatologist of the .Univer
sity of Miami School of Med
icine, said recently.
Crabs, head and body lice,
aWf .mmmmmMi
derivatives, accoraing i
American Academy of Der
matology. and scabies are among the
parasites being seen more fre
quently. Treatment with 1
'. percent gamma benzene hex
achloride which is available on
prescription as Kwell cream,
lotion, or shampoo is "cura
tive in most instances," said
Dr. Ackerman.
"'-
Oldest and perhaps still
most consistently effective
treatment of psoriasis is the
topical application of cosmet
"The use of modern coal tar
treatments can usually clear
psoriasis lesions in a matter
of weeks, with overnight ap
plications," the Academy says.
This remedy is available in
Alphosyl Cream, a product
that combines a pharmaceuti
cal extract of coal tar with
allantoin, another skin-healing
substance. Other medications
AN IMPRESSIONABLE
ASSET!
Yes, that's what
a savings account
is at this bank.
Employers, busi
nessmen and edu
cators all know the
worth of a savings
account. It's an in
dication of a per
son's good habits.
Open yours at this
bank today . . . it's
a worthy asset.
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no matter who makes it, i( A&P sells it,
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All'tad Vm tfcfelef.
about to make our first more At.
and rm worrtod about fitting .r ,f
into OUT new community Any
hints? rm not the oushy" fir
ucmt wmmm mm n ..mi -
type. Mrs. C
Park. m.
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AN8WEX: Yours BB a eSBB
man worry. Let ase pass atoaf M
the n B of Caltfonua
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lewa has to
contacts. She
mumtv more
munitv aeeds her.
can't Sit home and wait for
the doorbell to rinf . It WOS
Church groups and school or-
gjui nations have ui kO i her
with many aew friends hi af-
added: Don't
estv. If yen can do
volunteer to do it.
lores a volunteer."
Dear Miss Bowman: la there
some "best" way to organize
our new home after antral?
Btrs. D. Y . St. Loins. Mo
ANSWER: Goad for you! Pre
planning is eveirUshai. I'd saa
cest setting the children
rooms ready first, to reassure
them and eliminate any
strangeness they might feel.
Then, your room . . . there's
nothing like a good night's
sleep after that moving in day.
And next, the kitchen, at least
as much as ueeeaaary to pro
vide hearty meals and ade
quate table settings for the
first few days.
ay Kjnm.mKi
IT'S HISTORICAL! In
1965, a Japanese bicycle rid
er set a new world record for
slow cycling. He did it by re
maining motionless on his two
wheeler for almost 5H hours.
IT'S POPULAR! Motorcy
cling has become so popular
in America that just about
anyone can find a "bike"
seemingly tailor-made to his
needs. And that's because the
total number of models to
choose from numbers well in
to the hundreds.
IT'S NEW! Kawasaki has
introduced the first really suc
cessful combinationsport .
touring motorcycle in -JmW-U.S.
BVaWthe Z-l'atwtw-powered
by the industry's
only 903 cc transverse four
cylinder, four stroke, dual
overhead cam engine. Built
by the same company which
developed Japan's famed
Bullet Train and a variety of
aircraft, the Z-1 is engineered
for reliability and perform
ance. IT'S SAFE! Attesting to
the safety of modern mini
bikes, the Y.M.C.A. in Los
Angeles rewards previously in
corrigible children who attend
school and obey rules with
mini-bike riding in supervised
events.
BBQ SAFETY HINTS
Danger lurks in even the
most peaceful surrounding!)
and many backyard cookouts
have ended in tragedy because
the chef ignored common
sense safety rules.
Place your barbecue grill
out in the open, away from
anything flammable. Make cer
tain it has sound footing and
is away from primary activity
areas but is set up to allow
room to work. Safe grill equip
ment is important so be sure
your forks, tongs and spatulas
have long handles. Use heavy
glove-style pot holders and
dress in a non-fbmmable a
pron. Avoid loose flopping
clothing that might catch fire.
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Keep children and peta-a-way
from the grill, and never
remove the grate until it at
cooL Don't dump out coats
until they are completely ex
tinguished, and don't leave ,
them without adult super
vision after the barbecue ,ia t.
finished.
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weather occurs, move your
cookoul to a protected area,
but never barbecue in a gaiaft""'
or other enclosed space unJjBSS'''
it is ventilated adequately, be- '-
cause glowing goats will pro- ')
due deadly concentration j
of carbon monoxide. ff-i
Perhaps the most daagejr. ,ij
ous aspect of barbecuing at
igniting the coats. Avoid using
gasoline or other explosive
fuels. The best starter si
that is dry, mm explosive i
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no n-poisonous, such as a new .
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product caltodFire-Stix, which
is available wherever you bay
barbecue eauiDment. ThaSMK
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duct won't ftar up throw off
sparks or leave an aftartaatov
Four small pieces of the itaiV
r are placed oa top otvta'1
coals, and lighted with tha'
touch of a match. The coaht ;
will he ready for cooking igt tin
about 26 minutes. For taw ji
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