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Show Buy Savings Bonds With Tax Refunds An unusual opportunity to convert 1972 Federal income-tax refund checks into U.S. Savings Bonds was announced today by Grand County Savings Bonds Chairman Robert A. Dalton, Manager, Man-ager, First Security Bank of Utah at Moab. "The Treasury is estimating est-imating this could be the largest tax-refund year in history," the chairman said, "with S22 billion going to some 58 million recipients --an average of nearly S400 apiece. "The U.S. Savings Bonds Division, through the cooperation co-operation of the Internal Revenue Service, provides pro-vides immediate opportunity oppor-tunity for those recipients recip-ients to convert their refund re-fund checks into Bonds. A special Bond Application Applic-ation Form is being mailed, mail-ed, with instructions, along with each tax -refund check. Persons wishing to turn their refund re-fund checks into Bonds, need only fill out the form, taking it along with the check to the nearest bank. There, Bonds in the specified amounts will be issued promptly. "This timely opportunity," opportun-ity," Mr. Dalton continued, contin-ued, "permits individuals to buy Bonds in the amounts desired, in a manner convenient for both the purchaser and the bank. We want to encourage en-courage county residents to use their tax refunds to add to their future security through purchases purch-ases of Savings Bonds which are drawing 5-12 per cent interest when held to maturity." |