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1HE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, December 20, 1973
TRUST FUND IS GRANTED
In li)72, Ware aakl, Iho average doesn’t know what the tax rate
unc^mployment insurance tax was I are for local employers. They are
.8 per cent, the fifth lowest in | ..oing computed under the new
The manager of the Employ-, tains money available to pay un-1 nation and about one-half j .tax schedule by the Employment
rnent Security Commission of-j employment insurance benefits paid by the 1 Security Commission centrai of
fice here learned this week that in .N'oi'lh Carolina, is supported average U. S. employer. i lice and are being mailed
same employers in the Cleveland through employers' payroll ta.x-
SANTA’S WHISKERS
cs. It's con.sidered by Cl au
thorities as the strongest in the
nation, so the tax increase is not
cxiteded to be pronounced.
W.U'o ex|)lained tliat in mo.st in-
slanrt.s, the lax ineretise shouid
amount to two-tenths of a per
centage jtoint.
Empioyers covered by the law
! ay a lax on the first .$1,200
Individual employer tax rates |
are determined by comparing a'
company’s unemployment in.)Ur-,
ance account icalance to its tax-|
able payroll. ■
fice and are being
employers this week.
to
Herald Want Ads Pay
county area will pay increased
unemployment insurance taxes
during 1974. |
The Employment Security Law
rc‘()Uircs the cliar.ge Ixtcause
wtiges and employment in .N'orlli
Carolina have grown faster tlian
the state’s unemployment insur
ance trust fund, rejtoit.s Frank
lin Ware. i
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The trust fund, wliich con-
They will be effective January j
1st. I
In 1972, federal and stale I
gove.nment amended the une.n-^ '
ployment insurance program and'.j g
r„"r,.r'c=r ”>»»««»»”«p-
assemia) in the United States I
says the March of Dim.es. i
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at the end of Idol. Ware said he
pie who trace their ancestry
the Mediterranean region.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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'Soft suede. A crepe sole that lasts
almost forever. A shoe for men who
buy their feet comfort, not
decoration. Dumb? Like a fox.
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Having (|unlified as Adminis
tratrix of the Estate of Henry
LoRay 'Henderson, late of Cleve
land county. North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
Claims against the setate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undei signed at 907 Church street.
Kings Mountain, North Carolina,
on or before the 20th day of
;j; June, 1974, or this notice will be
x| pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons inJe.ted to said es-
S state will make immediate pay-
1 ' ment to the under-signed,
it ' This 20th day of December,
I 1973.
a; ; LILLIAN C. HE-NDERSCN,
ai Administratrix of tiie Estate
is i of Henry LoRay Henderson.
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I ■ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
i TO CREDITORS
Ilax irrg (paalified as administra
trix of the e.state of Carl Rich-
aru Me Jinnis, deceased, late of
C.cvt land County, North t aro
lina, this is to notify all per
is s,.ns having claims against the
p ! said decedent to pre.sent Ihe.ri to
S the undersigned on or before the
w! 13th day of June, 1974 or this
;J ! notice will be pleaded in .ar ot
ill 1 their recovery-. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
un.1ersigncd.
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ly Karl Hwbanthol, lo» AngtUt Harald*lxamln*r
GIVE
'^THE PRESENT^
fWITH A FUTURE'
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LU.S. SAVINGSj
BONDS
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Almost 1.0,000 American work-|
ers, aged 40 to 65, were the vie- ‘
tims of illegal age discrimination I
during the 1973 fiscal year, the
Labor Department reports. Near-J
ly $2 million was found to be
owed to more titan 1,!)00 ot these|
'Wo-"en who are lieavy smok- woi-kcrs because of lost working,
ers risk low-birthweight babies, lime or otlier damages resulting|
according to the March of Dimes, from age discrimination.
BUDGET APPROVED
Mem'aers of the congregation
cl First Pies'ayterian church in
ccngregational meeting Sunday
ar:-:rcved the church budget for
1974.
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This the 11th day of
her, 1973. I
MARGARET C. McGIN’NlS,
795 Crescent Circle, Kings
Jlo intain, N. C.
Robert L. Brad!,'?'/ / ttorncy at.
Law, 122 Cherokee S iect, King.s .
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