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Show 14 A DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IsTeO I JU8 i WASHINGTON Ordinary taxpayers are winning more benefits Senate-House tnan they are losing as a a puts together panel compromise bill. The final score may be known late this week, when members of the conierence committee expect to finish the bill and send it to the House and o jfi caAgjra - (AP) 8, 1976 BS 9 A.P.F. Mark Scientific 5 Function 52, CALCULATOR 9 Digit il L1.D. yPLAY ). V 1... pIntTng calculator CALCULATOR Duplay .Horn LCW ' 6L Minute Stcontf MtrtUtft Seconds t 08 Mom Bcli LiM OOHIWSHVCR If ixmwwntm 2sis-S- 5rk- - iifmiii'fi'iT PENDING An expanded tax CHILD CARE credit for child-car- e expenses is assured since such a provision was passed m both the House and Senate bills The only question is how much bigger the credit will be The House and Senate bills agree deduction that the current child-car- e should be replaced with a tax credit, which will benefit even those families that do not itemize deductions subtracted The maximum credit would be directly from taxes owed $400 a year for the care of one child and $800 for two or more The credit would apply even if one or both parents woi k f w1-- y in nnt J i m w mu rmi ftrmnwf nniinm - A HOUSEWIVES' PENSIONS worker who qualifies for an IRA could set aside an additional $250 a year for his spouse who does not work outside the home. To make taxSIMPLIFICATION paying seem a little less complicated for 90 percent of Americans, the bill would sharply reduce the number of tax-rat- e schedules and replace them with new tables that could be used by anyone with a taxable income up to $20 000 n v $ aw gir- &&&&&&' " ' S , .jutevt ATTORNEY GENERAL A" up to $3,750 BUSINESS IN HOME The bill would make it more difficult for a person to reduce taxes by deducting a portion of the cost of maintaining a home on grounds it is sometime used in V military headquarters in fcurooe Davis County Member of Executive Board and Treasurer cf United Way for FBI Special Agent member of Bank Robbery Squad Kansas City Action Programs Exposed maim embezzlements trom Utah Community offices and ome Uncovered use ot State Liquor enforcement officers tor surveillance a political Special Investigations 36 Years Old Mamed to Manlyn Monson of Salt Lake City 6 children Active church member LAW INVESTIGATION ADMINISTRATION EXPERIENCE Pd Pol Ad v bv Martin lor Atlotrwy General Comn Robert W Goldsbeny CPA Sec 0 'Ps! TfiLa 4. 0 w i v Juris Doctor University of Utah Law School 1967 B S . Political Science U ct U 1965 Prosecutor Police Advisor Davis County 17 Departments Officers Attorneys ana Police Author Utah Criminal Cede 0,Jttne,!xn' widely used bv Judges. throughout the State Instructor m Criminal Law BYU and Weber State Police Science Departments President of Davis County Bar Association Commander, maior Matenal Readiness Officer Supply Officer, and Headquarters company if? Blast MARTIN St if ; House-approv- L0REK DALE j V 8 r iM - CONTROL WEED N FEED v - A GARDENING credit of up to $7 per family for purenase of garden tools was rejected - RETIREMENT CREDIT This highly complex provision would be replaced by a credit that would allow a person over 65 to subtract from taxes owed 15 percent of the first $2,500 of annual income of any type. For a couple, the credit would he 13 percent of Weeds away the Easy Way with insistence of House conferees Senate piousions ENERGY aimed at helping Americans save enetgy weie stripped off and later consideration was promised empt as far as the employe is concerned, the bill would exempt payice plans ments to buy group legal-sefor workers REJECTED A Senate plan to allow TUITION an eventual tax credit of $250 a year for each student enrolled in college or vocational school was jettisoned at The House wants to eliminate the current law that allows e treatment of up to $100 a week that is paid a sick worker by the employer, and replace it with a tax income exemption of up to $5.z00 a year for earning Generally, the deduction would be permanently and totally disabled reavailable only if that portion of the tirees under age 65 The Senate bill would keep sick pay home is used regularly and exclusively for woikeis making $15,000 or less but for business An employe could get the benefit only if In uses his home foi the phase it down between $15,000 and convenience of his boss $20,000 and eliminate it above $20,0u0 A person 65 or SALE OF HOME income PENSIONS Present law allows a older could exempt from taxes the first worker who has no other pension plan to $35,000 of the selling price when he sells exempt from current taxes up to $1,500 his home The current tax free limit is a year to be set aside in an Individual $20,000 Retirement Account (IRA) No tax is LEGAL SERVICES Just as emp-!'er- s eiirronf contributions to group paid Un,ll the money is withdrawn at retirement. medical insurance plans are tax ex tax-fre- SOLID STATE DIGITA .QUARTZ WATCHES mriiiihiMUll-ffiiirfi- APPROVED only part-tim- e SICK PAY DELUXE 12 COLUMN MEMORY PRINTING MO The House voted to allow workers whose company pensions are inadequate to invest m an IRA on a limited basis This would cost $502 million a year by 1931 and is not in the Senate bill Here is a summary of the conference committee's work. aMHWBMIiftr S DIGIT far so he's more than losing, nlng remaimng between tlie House and Senate conferees There is some nsk that if taxes on the rich are raised too sharply, the final bill could be in trouble n. the Senate But if too many tax shelters are left untouched, the measure could face rough going m the House Senate for one last vote. Most issues concerning individual taxpayers were settled during the first seven days of the conference Chief among these is a tax-cextension through Dec. 31, 1977. Provisions generally affecting only taxpayers who earn more than $50,000 a year are the major points of contention i if j? s. T -- Ik ait d ui i ti nrkr M.t n , , ll ikt (1 JV rl : It tu lot, 'u (.1 ( Mill 1 l- - k rj Sizzfer family steak houses i 2 BAGS FOR Browns Control Weed n Feed clears out spurge, dandelions, ihickweed, plantain, clover, black medic, purslane, and 32 others as it simultaneously your lawn to a rich green Yep! Kills the weeds and makes the grass thicker and multiply itself to a beautiful green, lush lawn Not had, huh, for a half hours work (thats the time it takes for an average size lawn ) 371 E. 4th South' 3600 South State 6225 Highland Dr. 3583 Wall, Ogden 2111 S. 13th East 3429 Redwood Rd. full-fertihz- 1 BAG COVERS 5,000 SQ. FT. REG. 9.98 PER BAG P CASH& CARRY ONLY! SEEING BROWN SPOTS IN YOUR LAWN? separates the Governor from the Utah faces an explosive growth, Y'e must have qualified, THEYRE PROBABLY CAUSED BY FUNGUS OR LAWN INSECTS! USE FORMULA E. . . "THE BUG STOMPER THAT DOES IT ALL! NOWS THE TIME TO NOW IS THE NATURALLY RIGHT TIME TO ... CLEAN UP THE LAWN! FERTILIZE YOUR LAWN! lawn insurance Pelleted Lawn Food Tins is the time when eerv lawn needs ftrtilizing to bounce bulk trom the ravages of summer mill build up strength for the winter This is the time when Nature magically makes and thicken grass multiplv it i If The tss-- t wav we know is with BROWN'S CURES FUNGUS with plications, R PLUS IRON 40-l- b. M covers 6,000 sq. ft. BROWNS BEAUTIFUL SAVE $4.00 Re THIS ONE WORKS! 9.98 Sold Exclusively at BHOKNS CASH & CARRY the 4 bo t Blue-grasse- A V V 9 afford to gamble That's why we Ins friends Reg. 1.98 per lb. Catsh & Carry' MMflHMMnHWMWlH BILL JiH3 4 Sale Prices: Wed., Thurs., FrL & Sat Oniy SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED NONE STATE 0 President of the Utah Association of Counties, 1973 1974 Chairman, Governor's Advisory Council on Local Affairs, 1972 Utah Leaoue of Cities and Towns, 1969 1971 4 years as State Auditor Vice President NATIONAL Presidential Appointment to the Advisory Commission on Inter governmental Relations, 1975 Present Chairman, National Association of Counties Conference, 1976 Board of Directors, National Association of Counties URGE YOU TO VOTE 364-554- Commission President, Salt I ake County Council of Governments 1967 1971 host of When only a hc.n tbeat can determine the welfare of our state, you can't CALL NONE Municipal Official in 1970 COUNTY civic positions including -STATE PRESIDENT OF THE UTAH JAYCEES which reflects the respect and confidence of his He has an unblemished associates record of honesty and accomplish nrent which proves his qualification for office 5TH SOUTH & 1100 WEST Selected Utah's Outstanding Tw.ce elected Salt Lake County Commissioner Past Chairman Salt Lake County s plus Cover Marion, Newport, Park and Kentucky Bluegrasses plus KKf While Dutch Clover Beautiful yet tough The first green in the spring and the last green m the fall1 if I CITY Mayor of Murray, Utah Bill Dunn has filled a "The Green Mantle Lawn Staff accountant, 2 years in the private sector GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE healthy, emerald green turf' EMERALD GREEN LAWN SEED A blend of Pharmacist, 22 years as a success ful businessman and community leader All this from One Single bag COVERS 5,000 Sq. Ft. DAVID MONSON BUSINESS EXPERIENCE - ed for bag new and manv, many more PROVIDES A FULL AND COMPLETELY BALANCED LAWN FEEDING bnngs vour lawn back to a rich, Stimulates our gra-- s to multiple itself to a beautilul healthy, 40-l- b. contains BILL DUNN S ap- KILLS LAWN INSECTS easily, quickly, effectively, v. un sate and sophisticated SEYIN Kills worms, ants, earwigs, grubs, outworn., Japanese beetle, larvae, miller moth larvae, sow bugs, PELLETED LAWN FOOD "THE GREENER-UPPE- OUR VERY REST LAWN FOOD summer Sec. of State FORE LAWN INSURANCE lush gris'ii Especially formulatthe soils of Utah Contains .all the vital elements necesar for a better greener lawn Lt. Governor PREVENTS LAWN FUNGUS Stops fungus like Snow Mold, Dollar Spot, Fairy Ring, Copper Spot, Heat Spot, Brown Patch, Rust, Melting Out, Damping Off and manv more experienced men in our top leadership, able to hdndle the tremendous demands ahead Lt. Governor Secretar) of State NONE 1971 Present on Sept. 14 th Because You Know Iiim Paid by Elect Dunn Comm , Cnrman Kipp, Chm ) P M |