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• I astrology GUIDF ^$^1 Ct> THE TRIBUNAL AID WEDNESDAY, JULY 11,1973 outreach Human Resources in Action in North Carolina Pat Patterson I"' 'Cs -lUsvoriW-; ;ie«T>bot SI. 0e^AskJBl Aries “The Ram” (Mar 21-Apr 20) You must try to overcome your skepticism and possessiveness of friends and family. Your young friend or relative is rather unconventional and causing you great concern at this time but there will be a return to more rational thinking soon. Taurus “The Bull” (Apr 21-May 21) You appar ently have a real spending habit, eh v^rhat? Take a good look at your bank balance and the expenses to come very soon. You have a big surprise in store. Don’t say you weren’t warned, Luv. Gemini “The Twins” (May 22-June 21) You seem to be having quite a few differences of opinion with your “love interest.” You can blame your disputes on one of two things, either too much possessiveness or a total lack of interest on your part. Take a middle road. Cancer “The Crab” (June 22-July 23) You must allow someone else to come in first sometime. Striving to be number one in everything is a bit frustrating for the rest of the gang. Take your chances along with the team. Don’t be so pushy. Leo “The Lion” (July 24-Aug 23) A change of pace would be a good idea. You seem to have enough on your mind already, guilt feelings should have no place in today’s plans. Don’t get involved with a Taurus who has his eye on a “big deal.” It will turn into a bit of bad luck. Virgo “The Virgin” (Aug 24-Spet 23) An area in which you could accom plish wonders is being overlooked. Pay more attention to one who is in need of guidance at this time. A helping hand would be greatly appre ciated. Try to remember past favors, Luv. Libra "The Balance” (Sept 24-Oct 23) All is not as it appears on the surface so don’t build yourself up for a let-down, although most of your troubles are unavoidable, you would do well to remove from your en vironment one who has taken over completely. Get it! Scorpio “The Scorpion” (Oct 24-Nov 22) Do try to take an unkind comment in your stride. Although you do bring most of these unkind words down on you own head. You see, dear Scorp, you persist in having your own way in everything, right? This will never win friends. Sagittarius “The Archer” (Nov 23-Dec 21) You are one of the great achie vers, dear Sag, but you must learn to relax ... tomorrow is another day. The greatest discipline one can have is self-disci pline. It is still important to achieve, but there are many ways to go about it. Capricorn "The Goat” (Dec 22-Jan 20) There is a sadness close to you, one that has been going on for some time. It should end soon. Give all the aid and confort you can at this time. A letter or message from an unexpected source will brighten up your week. Aquarius “Water Bear er” (Jan 21-Feb 19) Much to your surprise you will encounter an old chum in the next few weeks who will again take an important part in your hfe. A few financial matters will have to be ironed out. Marriage or a re-marriage is close to. you. Pisces "The Fishes” (Feb 20-Mar 20) Do take time out for your family and an occasional night on the town. You seem to have your life so welded around your work that you have forgotten to leave room for a Uttle play. Take extra care with a Taurus this week. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY a profession may appeal to you more than any of the business fields. You do not Uke routine work and would much prefer to be on your own so that you can work when the spirit moves you. Your life is taken up with so many interests that you may have difficulty in making a huge success of any one thing. Patience is not your strong point and if a project doesn’t become a success in your first attempt you quickly move on to something else. You are generally sympathetic and kind and have a great feeling for the under-dog, but woe-to-him who is not strictly above-board in his dealings with you. You enjoy great popularity and may benefit finan cially through it. You have strong, but unorthodox religious beliefs, but you will not be led into unknown paths. Your best opportunities come to you between June 24 and Sept Continued on Page 7 What do you look for in a nursing home if, for one reason or another, a relative must be placed in such a facility? Before making any decisions, consult a phy sician — you may not need the services of a nursing home at all. There are several types of facilities available de pending on the person’s needs. Family care homes, which house no more than five people, and homes for the aged, which house more than five residents, provide a protected en vironment (one which provides the residents with basic needs such as food and shelter) for those living there. These homes, which are licensed by the Division of Social Services of the N. C. Department of Human Resources, do not provide medical facilities. In North Carolina there are 572 family care homes located in 85 counties. Homes for the aged number 245. Another type of home, the intermediate care Mr. Barry L. Boneno is Executive Director of High Point Consumer Credit Counseling, Inc., a non profit counseling corpor ation; began by citizens of High Point and the High Point Model Cities Com mission. The corpora tion’s purposes are to assist families in financial difficulty. Mr. Boneno has stated “the primary goal of High Point Consumer Credit Counseling is to help families with credit and financial problems which may have help the family from making con sumer purchases with credit. One maior concern facility, provides skilled also influence your deci- nursing services eight sion as to the type of home hours per day seven days needed is whether the a week. The nurse(s) on facility falls under Medi- duty can either be a care/Medicaid eligibility registered nurse (RN) or a provisions. Medicare hcensed practical nurse pays the bills for most (LPN). This type of setting people over 65 years of is for those patients who age and Medicaid pays require some form of bills for low-income peo- nursing care but do not ple. Medicaid will pay need constant 24 hour bills for intermediate care attention. There are 10 facilities or skilled nurs- intermediate care facili- ing homes. Under the ties in the state. Medicare/Medicaid pro- Finally, there are the grams, the federal gov- skilled nursing homes ernment sets safety and which provide 24 hour sanitation standards for nursing service to pa- nursing home services, tients. An RN must be Knowing that each state responsible for the nurs- must follow these stand ing staff but may not be on ards when it inspects and duty at all times in this certifies nursing homes type of home; however, may help you choose the LPN’s should be on duty right facility, day and night. There are Though the type of 131 homes of this type, facility and whether it Sixty-four of these homes falls under the Medicare/ strictly offer skilled care; Medicaid program are 10 offer a combination of important considerations skilled and intermediate in choosing a rest home or care; 20 offer skilled care nursing facility, they are and home for the aged not the only ones. Ernest care; and the remainder Phillips, chief of the of the homes are assorted nursing home section for combinations. the N. C. Division of One factor which may Health Services, suggests checking the following: Check the location — is it close to a hospital or doctor and is it conven ient for visits from friends and relatives? Personally visit several homes. Read the brochures concerning each home. Talk to the head nurse in each facility (if the is how to help famihes home requires one) as with bad credit ratings to well as to the administra- purchase homes and tor. Note their attitude general consumer pro- toward patients, visitors ducts which are out of the Continued on Page 6 reach without credit”. In the following weeks, STAY ITP1JIMP9 Mr. Boneno will be giving AWAKE I I W^illaU BV; advice on how to avoid Ltt doetor’s formula stop it. financial difficulties Zemo speeds soothing relief to ex- „ 1 temally caused itching of eczema, which can cnpple a minor rashes, skin irritations, noo- family’s credit standings poisonous insect bites. Desensitizes ... j . nerve endmgs. Kills millions of sur- It IS hoped that this face germs, aids healing. "De-itch” column will be gf sJunmthZjno.LiquidorOint^t. Quick relief, or your money back I assistance to you in your contacts with the credit world. For futher infor mation, contact me, Barry Boneno in High Point at 919 885-0041. This column of questions and anwsers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. Q. Is it true that many stu dents with summer jobs may qualify for exemption from Federal income tax withhold ing? A. Yes, many students with summer jobs, retired persons, and others working part-time, may be able to qualify for ex emption from withholding by filing a Form W-4E with their employer. These forms are available from employers and many IRS and school place ment offices. ^ Individuals who qualify for exemption from withholding are those who did not have to pay income tax for the pre vious year and do not expect to have to pay tax for the cur rent year. These eligible tax payers generally will be in one of three categories: 1. Single persons with an annual gross income for both the previous year and the cur rent year of less than $2,050 ($2,800 if 65 or older). 2. Married individuals en titled to file jointly with a combined income of less than $2,800 ($3,550 if one is 65 or older or $4,300 if both are 65 or older) for each of the two years; Consumer's Corner by Barry L. Boneno 3. Individuals with unearned income (such as interest or dividends) who may be claimed as a dependent by another taxpayer, but have gross in come of less than $750. Those who have a question about whether or not they are eligible should contact their nearest IRS office. Q. Will IRS publications tell you about court decisions that take a position on tax matters more favorable to the taxpayer than the IRS position? A. Explanations and examples in Internal Revenue Service reflect the official IRS inter pretation of tax laws enacted by Congress, regulations is sued by the Treasury Depart ment, and pertinent court de cisions. There are certain mat ters in these publications on which some courts have taken a position more favorable to the taxpayer than the official IRS position. Until these vary ing interpretations are re solved by higher court deci sion or otherwise, the IRS must necessarily continue to state the Service viewpoint. Q. My maid is quitting next month. Is it true that I’ll have to give her a W-2 Form? Know Your Rights A. Yes. Under new IRS rules, you must report total wages paid (whether or not income tax was withheld) and social security tax withheld from maids, gardeners and other household employees. Nor mally, Jan. 31 is the deadline for giving the employee her W-2 form and for filing a copy with the IRS along with your Form 942 fourth quarter re port of social security tax withheld. But if the employee leaves before Jan. 31, as in your case, you must give her the W-2 form within 30 days after her last payday. Include a copy of the W-2 with your final Form 942 return for that employee. For more details, see the in structions on your Form 942. Forms W-2 will be mailed to you along with your fourth quarter return. Extra copies can be obtained from any IRS office. Q. When will I receive my re fund check? A. It normally takes 6-8 weeks, but it may take longer if you mailed your return near the| filing deadline. Delays will also occur if the return is incom plete or inaccurate. If you have not received your refund or a letter ex plaining the delay within 10, weeks after mailing your re-i turn, contact your local IRS district office. What can I do if my husband abandons me and refuses to support me, and we have no children? It is a crime for a husband to desert his wife and refuse to support her even if there are no children. The wife must swear out a warrant against the husband. He wiU be brought to court and the public prosecutor will represent the interest of the wife. If the husband is THIS IS Paper USE IT DEADLINE THE DEADLINE for news and pictures to appear in the TRIBUNAL AID is THURSDAY NOON. Material arriving at this newspaper afterwards will be published the following week. MAIL TO; THE TRIBUNAL AID P. O. Box 921 High Poinf, N.C. 27261 How to get your refrigerator to cook things. 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