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• 600--Hinton News Tues. Jan. 23, 1979
About Your This Year's Tax Forms Virtually Unchanged
I
Social Security
• EDITOR'S NOTE- Follow- same, blue shading for the long There are three changes in forms. There was a dramatic "The greatest simplification
• ing is the first in a series of 1040 form, and pink for the the 1978 tax returns that may decline in errors last yea. possible is to keep the form the
' five articles entitled "Coping short 1040A. affect many taxpayers: The expanded tax tables that same year after year," Brauer
By CarIStewart $250 of covered earnings in 1978, With Your Income Tax." They The forms were received by --Some of the costs of home made possible greater use of said, although he added that
New annual reporting pro- up to a total of four quarters for were written to help taxpayers most taxpayers in the last week insulation and energy improve- the short form last year are changes by Congress in the tax
cedures for reporting wages to the year based on annual earn- prepare their 1978 tax returns, of December, and they will he manta can be taken as a tax being retained for 1978 returns, law often makes this impos-
.social security should save con- ings of $1,000 or more. In 1979, due on April 16, since the 15th credit. The IBS says increased use of sible.
'siderable amounts of time and one quarter of coverage will he fails on a Sunday this year. --The amount of long-term the short form resulted in a'de- Taxpayers can count their
money for most of the nation's earned for each $260 of covered By R. GREGORY NOKE8 Employers are supposed to capital gains excluded from cline in the percentage of tax- blessings as far as the forms
six million employers heginning earnings, up to a total of $1, 040 Assoelated Press Writer give workers their W-2 forms taxation has been increased payers seeking outside help last are concerned this year. ltwill
this year. or more. The dollar amount will by Jan. 31. As always, tax- from 50 to 60 percent effective year from 47 to 42 percent, he a different story next year.
For the past 40 years, most contiue to increase automat, WASHINGTON (AP) -- This payers who file early will get Nov. 1, 1978.
employers have had to report ieaily in future years as aver- is the year of the tax form their refunds faster than those --Home owners over age 55
employee wages to the lnter- age earninga inerease, break. That's right, taxform Researchers Study Failures
: nal Revenue Service every 3 For self-employed individ- break, not tax break, although of up to $100,0e0 on any profit d J
some taxpayers may have that, Taxpayers should get refunds from the sale of their personal
months. Generally, they used uais, at least $400 net earnings too. within about four weeks if they residence on sales occurring
an IRS form 941 along with from self-employment is still There probably has never file returns in January, or ofterJnly26,1978. TO Understand Enigma of Sucide
detailed wage date on each required before self-employ- been a year in recent memory about eight weeks if they file in The one almmt universally
employee. They also completed ment income can he credited to of taxpayers when there have April. approved feature of the tax re- •
a form W-2 (Wage and Tax the earnings record, been so few changes in the Notonlv is the format similar turns that was introduced last
Statement) at the end of the Annual wage reporting has forms. The only changes in this year, but so are the tax year and is being kept this An individual who takes his or attempt on one's life," they
year for each employee which the potential of substantially both the 1040A short form and tables. Taxpayers who received year, is that the retm'ns can be her life leaves behind a legacy declared. "Rather there are
showed total wages for income reducing the paperwork burden the 1040 long form have been to a cost-of-living pay adjustment filled out from top to bottom, of unanswered questions. The many paths, all of which are
on both sides, so no flip-flop- enigma of sulcide intensifies the likely to have unique pred!ct-
tax purposes, on employers, particularly simplifYThe taxpayerS°me OfwillthefindWording.it easy endSh°uldn'tup paying be surprlseda higherif theyper, pingTheOfHisthe formShas includediS required.sepa, grief of kin and baffles social ors." The various which might
Effective January 1978, era- smaller ones who use paper to use last year's form to help centage of their income in rate instructions in the instruC- scientists, earmark an individual for a
p;oyers no longer have to sub- forms. Large employers are en- fill out the 1978 returns. ' taxes. One way to solve the riddles of deadly seif-confrontation in-
mit detailed quarterly wage couraged to report on magnetic "We had a good experience That's what inflation does. flun booklet for each line of
data. In stead, they will report tape. The new system should with it last year," said Robert the tax return, so innovation suicide is to examine single or elude acute to chronic states of
wages on an annual basis, using also improve taxpayer compl- Brauer, assistant IRS director The now tax reductions Con- that It hopes will make things multiple suicide attempters stress, which can be cumulat-
the W-2. They will have to lance with Federal income tax for tax forms. "The largest gress approved late in the year even simpler, who were unsuccessful. In a ice in nature (e.g., chronic
complete only a single wage laws. single comment we had from will apply to 1979 taxes. There If things are simpler for the symposium at the American kidney dialysis patients are
statement for an employee each Annual wage reporting will the public was to leave it alone also will need to he wholesale taxpayer, Of course, they are Psychological Association's re- 1,000 times more likely to corn-
year, rather than five forms, benefit the worker as well. For this year." changes in the 1979 forms, be- also simpler for the HiS -- few- cent convention in Toronto, mit suicide than a randomly
However, employers must still the first time, he will know the The colors will even be the cause of other changes in the er errors means less work in Canada, researchers discussed chosen individual), social isol-
tax law, but that's next year. checking and correcting the the implications of several stud- ation, and a paucity of coping
send summary wage and tax amount of earnings being re-
liability information to IRS ported to his social security 11 --e-erLaa Retires A]t''--er ,, of parasuicide-attempted mechanisms toeffectivelydeal
quarterly, earningsrecordwithout having A ' suicide-and how the findings with these and other personal
The first W-2 annual report to ask for this information. In -- might pertain to development of problems.
under the new system is due in the past, an employer never a diagnosis and treatment pro- One study of 47 suicide att-
early1979, ltwilleoverwages saw thequarterlyreportssent 32 Years Service tocolforsuicideproneindivid-empts by Clum and,his co-
paid in 1978. The W-2 reports by his employer; instead, he ' " uals. workers indicates that "only
will be sent by employers dir- had to mail a postcard to the Aborted suicides occur much certain individuals respond to
ectly to the Social Security Social Security Administration more often in the general pop- stress with a higher likelihood
Administration for processing, to determine the amount of After turning down several plementing a new management ion and praise flowing her coun- ulation than successfu! of suicide behavior, namely
The W-2wili become the basic social security earnings posted offers to be Cabeli County's first - concept for cultivating human terparts from across the attempts. Furthermore, as those who perceive their en-
document for determining to his record, full-time 4-H agent, a young resources in their communities- country, many as 40 per cent of first- vironment as responsible for
"quarters of coverage" under Of course, he can still mail the teacher finally succumbed to "key leaders," people seeking "Extension, particularly 4-H, time attempters repeat the what happens to them." An
social security. Before any postcard to check on prior her recruiters' confidence. She and training other talented has survived because of your effort within one year. Accord- attempter's manifest behavior
benefits can be paid to a worker posted earnings, but now he will . took the job--and her first step people to work with 4-H'ers, a dedication and talents...." "In ingtoJ. William Worden of the is much more apt to he in-
or to his or her dependents or have an immediate and current toward national 4-H promin- domino theory for spreading your quiet way, you hoe dir- Massachusetts General flueneed by cognit!ve variables
survivors, the worker must record through tile W-2. once. itme and talent, ectly affected the lives of thous- Hospital, persons who repeat- within the person, they claim;"
have performed enough work It is extremely important that That unassuming demeanor Leader preparation and lead- ands of young people in West edly try to take their lives tend ...the suicide attempter is best
covered under social security to. a worker check his name and typified Mildred Fizer through- er involvement created prod- Virginia, and more indirectly to he young with a lengthy characterized by implusivity in
gain insured status. A quarter social security number on the out her 32-year career and right uctive volunteers who planned the lives of thousands of more history of psychiatric treat- responding to difficult cognitive
of coverage is the measure used W-2 form as well as the amount into0 retirement Dec. 31 from and carried out better 4-H clubs throughout this country...." "It ment. Multiple attempters are tasks and by an extreme dill-
by social security to determine of his earnings, especially, her position as leader of the and 4-H projects, all leading to has been great to know a inclined to use less lethal means iculty in conceptualizing alter-
the amount of work a person Administration are allowed to West Virginia 4-H Program. moreproductive, involved 4- pioneer...." of destroying themselves. Des- native solutions to his situat-
' needs, print out your wage information Her 4-H staff at West Vir- H'ers. And the focus was swing- Ms. Fizer's dream for 4-H is pite the apparently low danger ion." The motive to self-
: Employees will earn one in a format that is compatible ginia University just as quietly ing away from club business its well-known motto: "To of these attempts, family mem-
quarter of coverage for each with their computers, planned honors in appreciation sessions to club learning act- Make the Best Better" , by bers and mental health work,
for her nationally heralded con- ivities--"learning by doing", do- rounding up the talented, caring ers should be wary of the
! tributions to 4-H here and in ing things that interested lead- resources in the community to specific situational factors that
fl "T other states, ers and fascinated kids. work with youngsters under tbe leave the suicidal personality
onsumer ews Had they asked for her per- Then it happened again. She guidance of an agent who is a unable to cope, and consequ,
mission she would have re- found herself trying to explain people or program coordinator, ently bring the individual to the
brink of death, for attacking these hypothetical
fused, so they planned the why she wasn't capable of "There's a limit to what any "If subjects' testimony can be etiological factors and prevent-
i ByAtty. Gen. Chauncey When shopping for new gas honors without it. After all, a leading the entire state 4-H one agent can do. Leadership given any credence our re- ingfutureself-aunihilation. The
Browning appliances, look for the models women who admits that she Youth Development Division development enables leaders to
As the bite of inflation takes equipped with automatic ignit- refused almost every promotion for WVU. Again she decided work with more youngsters...to search of parasuicide indicated framework of their model in-
both a wish and intent to die," eludes immediate crisis inter-
increasingly larger chunk: ion instead of pilot lights. If she ever got isn't going to sit that "if that many people had help youngsters become aware stated Ann Patsiokas and vention, followed by the teach-
from our wallets, authoritie:, your present gas range has a still for mountains of praise, confidence in me, maybe I of and to use their skills and George Clum of the Virginia ing of new coping skills to help
are devising ways to cope'wi ':' pilot light, make sure it "But I've always been that should give it a try." abilities."
the spiraling costs in housing, "burns" a blue flame. A yellow way. I didn't feel I could do the Many others discovered her And who better to speak for Polytechnic Institute and State deal with the causal transitory
food, health care, and energy. If flame indicates the need for an job. It required skills I didn't "quiet stabilizing abilities" and 4-H's potential for awakening University. Their parasuicide or chronic stress. Further treat-
,, rch team'hos investigated ment strategies would employ
you're fresh out of ideas, the adjustment, think I had, she explained, her name popped up on nation- skills and abilities than a re-
Office of Consumer Affairs Mobile homes and condom- That long line of refusals did- al 4-H development and tiring modest Cabell County a number of factors that might techniques for reducing an att-
(()CA) has prepared a booklet iniums are becoming popular as n't keep her creative and org- management committees. Real teacher who never thought she
titled "A Consumer Shopping alternatives to the new home, anizational skills from being testimony to her accomplish- could do the job.
List of Inflation Fighting Ideas" but you should investigate all recognized and used at both the ments stands in the appreciat-
containing 16 pages of suggest, facets of such housing before state and national levels.
ions from various federal agen- making a final decision. Dot- She brought to all of her work
cies and other sources, ermine if transportation and set a basic "feel" for the needs of
The Director of OCA, Esther up charges are included in the youths and those who want to *'-k].'IJ-,'K'KA m u
Paterson, notes that almost purchase price of a mobile help them. An00lineswer00 00oos..
everyone will find a number of home, and make sure you get all Her impact on 4-H youths and
useful tips to ease the cost of guarantees in writing, not only the volunteer leader program,
living, although she adds that for the home itself, but for the backbone of 4-H, revitalized
, the OCA does not pretend that major appliances as well. In a the Caboll County program
the booklet will stop inflation, potential condominium pur- when she switched from teacher American Cancer Society '
Some of the tips include: chose, you should learn about and volunteer 4-H leader to full-
In the area of food, expar, allmaintenance and other fees, time 4-H agent in 1946. Your Refrigerator Can Help Make Good Coffee
iment with house brands, often and the operating rules usually Although her father was a A regular feature, prepared istration (MESA) an agency
sold at considerable savings, contained in the by-laws, volunteer leader and she was a by the American Cancer of the U.S. Department of If you savor the aroma poultry in meal-size packages.
While quality may vary, nut- The "Shopping List" also in- member of a 4-H club during Society, to help save your the Interior, sets standards of and the flavor of fresh Then you won't have'to thaw
ritional analysis may be equi- eludes tips on borrowing and her elementary school years, life from cancer, safety and enforces them brewed coffee, it's a good three pounds of ground beef,
valent to name brand foods. AS saving money and other bank- Ms. Fizer's insight into 4-H through inspection, idea to store the can of for example, when you only
coffee in the refrigerator. It need a half-dozen hamburgers
a general rule, the more pack- ing services, and a list of needs probably dates from her A factory worker writes: A reader explains: "Last will stay fresher and more for a meal.
aging and prepared foods you federal programs such as Soc- service as a volunteer leader at "What is our government year's 'Great American flavorful. At today's coffee • Once meat or poultry
, buy, the higher the expense, ial Security, Medicare, Medic- Culloden and nearby commun- doing to protect people who Smokeout' prompted me to prices, you owe it to your- becomes thawed, you should
j Some vitamin fortified prod- aid, and the Home Ownership ities in Cabell County. self to enjoy every bit of never refreeze it. That doesn't
, • ucts cost more, and if your Subsidy Program. work with materials that may quit cigarettes for three
• flavor you've invested in. mean you must eat it now or
I family eats a varied diet of To obtain a free copy of "A The year the county didn't cause cancer?" months. This time, rd like Many appliances can be discard it, however. Simply
have an Extension home econ- ANSWERline: Given the size to quit for good. Will there helpers in ways other than cook the meat first, then
I fresh fruits, vegetables, daii'y Consumer's Shopping List of omics agent, for example, she of our Federal Government, be another 'Smokeout?' " their primary function, ac- freeze it for use at a later
I products, grains and protein lnflationFightingldeas"senda volunteered to plan and conduct and the size of the problem- ANSWERline: The American cording to General Electric's date.
.... products, you are likely to get post card to the Consumer Cabell's 4-H camp for 100 some 700 new chemical corn- Cancer Society's "Great Consumers Institute. For ex- No matter how you
enough vitamins without having Information Center, Depart- •
to pay the extra costs. Take ment 625 G. Pueblo, Colorado youngsters. During that same pounds are created each American Smokeout" will be , ample, you can use the dryer wash that treasured cashmere
. period she served in various year-it is no surprise that dif- held on November 16, 1978 to tumble wrinkles out of sweater or other woolens,
ii advantage of farmers' markets, 81009 and ask for the booklet by offices of the Leaders' Organ- ferent agencies have different as a one-day special event to many fabrics, even plush eel- don't hesitate to dry them
vet on the no-heat fluff set- automatically. Pre-heat 'the
i roadside stands, warehouse and name. You will also receive the ization, responsibilities in this matter, convince people that they can ting. This can be effective, dryer for five minutes on low
' thrift stores which offer good latest edition of the Consumer When she agreed to become in 1970, the Occupational do without cigarettes at least
too, if you've failed to remove heat setting with some turkish
quality food at unusually sub- Information Center's "Con- the county's first full-time 4-H Safety and Health Agency for 24 hours. Local ACS clothes from the dryer the towels -- then dry the woolen
stantial savings, sumer Information Catalog", a agent, she placed her feet in a (OSHA) was established with- units will provide further help moment it stopped. Start it garment for no longer than 20
I " In the area of energy, most of listing of more than 200 free or path that has helped steer 4-H in the U.S. Department of through smoking withdrawal again for a few moments on minutes. Always remove the
I us are keenly aware of the low-cost federal consumer pub- programming and leadership Labor. This agency has the clinics and other means. You "Fiuff", garment while "it is still damp
] many ways to cut fuel bills, iicati0ns on many of the topics recruitment through the power to set and enforce can become involved in the If your washer has a small and block it immediately. Air
such as proper caulking, insul- which affect-our daily life. health and safety standards in "Smokeout" as a volunteer, basket inside the main wash dry hand knit items.
i ation, and weatherstripping, country.
"In the beginning, my main the workplace. And in 1970, If you need help in quitting, basket, dirty canvas shoes are • To keep your waste dis-
too, the National Institute of why wait until November? a snap to clean. It's a hard job poser sanitary and its cutting
, thrust was training leaders, I Occupational Safety and Your local ACS unit is eager by hand, but an easy one in blades sharp, feed it an occa-
saw il as a way to reach more Health (NIOSH) was estab- to help you now! the machine, aional tray of ice cubes. Bones
J i' kids with a better quality pro- lished within the U.S. Depart- tips on getting the moat you have a canine who has
t Other Consumer Institute will do the trick, too, unless
] llleUj, i1 gram," she recalled, ment of Health, Education A womanwrites: "My 60- fromyourapplianeesinelude first pdority on them.
The subsequent growth in the and Welfare to conduct re- year-old aunt has a form of the following: You'll find 'other equally
: rlili illiFl 4-H enrollment, in 4-H state search and to recommend uterine cancer that strikes • Most refrigerators sold helpful suggestions in the
( activities, in 4-H camping, and new standards to OSHA. The older women. What can you today never need to be de- Use and Care manuals pro-
in 4-H educational projects she National Cancer Institute tellme about it?" frosted manually. However, vided with the appliance. If
attributed to the vohinteer lead- (NCI), the Federal Govern- ANSWERline: There aretwo since "no frost" operation you've misplaced yours, a
q IIEY TOM: "I know you fish this gamble. Every lure is thor- ers and their specialized train- ment's agency devoted to forms of uterine cancer. Cer- involves constantly reeireulat- postcard to the manufacturer
all over :mcl tiffs is really D/nning ohghly field tested, and if the ing. cancer research, makes its vital cancer occurs in the car- ing air, foods can dry out and will generally bring you a
] you clown, but if ym, cotzld have fish don't buy it there's no use Her theories'and their results findings and scientific exper- vix, the neck-like opening of become unappetizing. To keep replacement.
, only one cast, one lure, compet- trying to sell it to fishenuen, rise available to NIOSH. The the womb (uterus); endome- left-overs in "eating trhn," Many appliance makers
] i,lg in a $25,000 winner-take-all didn't go unnoticed. She attract- always store in'a sealed piss- such as General Electric also
DEAl( TOM: "When I can't ed attention and the offer of a tic container or covered with have staff home economists
bass tournanwt, which lure National Institutes of Health trial cancer occurs In the
would you choose? IIARI)IIEAD catch a fish all day, I get so frus- promotion to the state office in (NIH) also is working on the lining of the body of the uter- an air tight wrap. who can answer your "how
I JOE trated I could spit fire. Is it true
itELLO ilABDIIEAD: Boy, you ept,rts always catch fish?" 1953. She declined, problem of job-related can- us. Most casesofendometrial • If you're one of the to" questions. For GE and
I they spre named you right? Well, (;otta KNOW ' J.O. Knapp, director of the car. There are two aspects to cancer occur among women lucky ones who have a food Hotpoint appliances, write
I'd choose a 0-inch Strawberry tlELLO GO'I'rA: Don't you WVU Cooperative Extension this problem (1) identifies- in the 50-64-year age group, freezer large enough to take Consumers Institute, Appli-
flavored plastic worm, use a Ig- Imllcve it, a//fishcrn,en get wiped Service, drove to Huntington tion of hazards through re- Vaginal discharge or bleeding advantage of supermarket spe- ance Park, Louisville, KY.
oun¢ slip sinker, fire it a cormtry out at times. The only guy I ever search; (2) regulation and are earl, signs of endometrial eials, try freezing meats and 40225.
] mile akmg at deep, weedy shore, knew who alwus caught fish was and asked her to take the job.
enforcement of standards to cancer which can be treated
and grow old bringimz it back a tricky friend of mine who, Finally, she accepted that
I . protect workers Since we I ___r...--,- c.....,,al
. ! EAR TOM: "Tee heard lupt, when he got skunkecl, would go job, too Eventually, throuah - . ; .... successfully when diagnosed
I: i manufacturers make lures to catch to the fish market on his way - " ..... ? nave so many aizieren Kinas
| 1 fis]wmmn, not fish. True?" IN- home. He'd buy sonm fish, then ner worg wan omers WhO, of industries, there also are Society
• , . .
|, , QUISITIVE ask the man to wrap them and shared her theories, a state- hzghly specmlized agencies
I, th?iLOpleNnQdUIZ:thIpst:3 .°o:ld'at° shai'he.a, tgtasYo e VdvelPr°gertmevot)rdeadersh,p aimed at protecting, workers.
|: : it cst too much today to make fish p you. Pot example, tne Mining e.n-
[ . • ' , Agents found themselves im- forcement and Safety Admin-
early enough. Your local
American Cancer
Unit has a nevg pamphlet of
information about both kinds
of uterine cancer. It is avail- In 1840 there were 2,818 miles of railroad track in the U.S.
able free to the public. Today there am over 200,000 miles of trsekl
LEGAL
NOTICE
The Summ
mission will
meeting on
25, 1979 in
Courthouse.
The
"to receive
ing
for his
elopment
Summers
Information
ility of
activities, and I
of Housing
presented
Interested
to attend.
Jan. 23
LEGAL
PUBLIC
The Legal
ation, a private,
anization
Congress tel
civil legal
people, will
ing on
1979 at the City
bars, Hinton
Summers Street,
Virginia
to discuss the
services in
Raleigh and
in West
Virginia Legal
Inc. and the
search and
are under
receive funding
legal assistance
of Mercer,
Summers.
All
destruct seems to originate in a sons are urged
parson's inability to defuse a views will he
stressful situation combined
with a meager supply of coping
responses, obtain additional
The researchers proposed a should
two-stage intervention model Virginia
Legal
Arlington,
(703) 235-2109
Jan. , 25
LEGAL
I, C.D.
Cheaspeake and
Young Men'S
distinguish the suicidal person- empter's impuisivity and aug- Association of
airy. "It is unlikely that there menting a sense of control over ginia,
is any one path to making an life events, organized
State of West
cerify to the
of said State
ing of the
said corporation,
in
ments o
the office of
the City of Hint0n,;
Virginia, on the
January, 1978,
ing voted
resolutions,
and
ed, to-wit:
Resolved,
Chesapeake and
Young
Association of
ginia, a cor
organized under
State of West
hereby
a corporation and
said State its
porate franchise,'
Resolved,
president of thi
cause notice of
the foregoing'
published in some
general
near the
place of business
poration, once a
successive weeks;
certify these
Secretary of State
West Virginia,
him a certificate
publication of
Given
seal of corporat
day of January,
C.D. Keller,
of Cheaspeake
road, Young
Association
Jan. 23 & 30
Lithography was
Alois.
turn of the
• 600--Hinton News Tues. Jan. 23, 1979
About Your This Year's Tax Forms Virtually Unchanged
I
Social Security
• EDITOR'S NOTE- Follow- same, blue shading for the long There are three changes in forms. There was a dramatic "The greatest simplification
• ing is the first in a series of 1040 form, and pink for the the 1978 tax returns that may decline in errors last yea. possible is to keep the form the
' five articles entitled "Coping short 1040A. affect many taxpayers: The expanded tax tables that same year after year," Brauer
By CarIStewart $250 of covered earnings in 1978, With Your Income Tax." They The forms were received by --Some of the costs of home made possible greater use of said, although he added that
New annual reporting pro- up to a total of four quarters for were written to help taxpayers most taxpayers in the last week insulation and energy improve- the short form last year are changes by Congress in the tax
cedures for reporting wages to the year based on annual earn- prepare their 1978 tax returns, of December, and they will he manta can be taken as a tax being retained for 1978 returns, law often makes this impos-
.social security should save con- ings of $1,000 or more. In 1979, due on April 16, since the 15th credit. The IBS says increased use of sible.
'siderable amounts of time and one quarter of coverage will he fails on a Sunday this year. --The amount of long-term the short form resulted in a'de- Taxpayers can count their
money for most of the nation's earned for each $260 of covered By R. GREGORY NOKE8 Employers are supposed to capital gains excluded from cline in the percentage of tax- blessings as far as the forms
six million employers heginning earnings, up to a total of $1, 040 Assoelated Press Writer give workers their W-2 forms taxation has been increased payers seeking outside help last are concerned this year. ltwill
this year. or more. The dollar amount will by Jan. 31. As always, tax- from 50 to 60 percent effective year from 47 to 42 percent, he a different story next year.
For the past 40 years, most contiue to increase automat, WASHINGTON (AP) -- This payers who file early will get Nov. 1, 1978.
employers have had to report ieaily in future years as aver- is the year of the tax form their refunds faster than those --Home owners over age 55
employee wages to the lnter- age earninga inerease, break. That's right, taxform Researchers Study Failures
: nal Revenue Service every 3 For self-employed individ- break, not tax break, although of up to $100,0e0 on any profit d J
some taxpayers may have that, Taxpayers should get refunds from the sale of their personal
months. Generally, they used uais, at least $400 net earnings too. within about four weeks if they residence on sales occurring
an IRS form 941 along with from self-employment is still There probably has never file returns in January, or ofterJnly26,1978. TO Understand Enigma of Sucide
detailed wage date on each required before self-employ- been a year in recent memory about eight weeks if they file in The one almmt universally
employee. They also completed ment income can he credited to of taxpayers when there have April. approved feature of the tax re- •
a form W-2 (Wage and Tax the earnings record, been so few changes in the Notonlv is the format similar turns that was introduced last
Statement) at the end of the Annual wage reporting has forms. The only changes in this year, but so are the tax year and is being kept this An individual who takes his or attempt on one's life," they
year for each employee which the potential of substantially both the 1040A short form and tables. Taxpayers who received year, is that the retm'ns can be her life leaves behind a legacy declared. "Rather there are
showed total wages for income reducing the paperwork burden the 1040 long form have been to a cost-of-living pay adjustment filled out from top to bottom, of unanswered questions. The many paths, all of which are
on both sides, so no flip-flop- enigma of sulcide intensifies the likely to have unique pred!ct-
tax purposes, on employers, particularly simplifYThe taxpayerS°me OfwillthefindWording.it easy endSh°uldn'tup paying be surprlseda higherif theyper, pingTheOfHisthe formShas includediS required.sepa, grief of kin and baffles social ors." The various which might
Effective January 1978, era- smaller ones who use paper to use last year's form to help centage of their income in rate instructions in the instruC- scientists, earmark an individual for a
p;oyers no longer have to sub- forms. Large employers are en- fill out the 1978 returns. ' taxes. One way to solve the riddles of deadly seif-confrontation in-
mit detailed quarterly wage couraged to report on magnetic "We had a good experience That's what inflation does. flun booklet for each line of
data. In stead, they will report tape. The new system should with it last year," said Robert the tax return, so innovation suicide is to examine single or elude acute to chronic states of
wages on an annual basis, using also improve taxpayer compl- Brauer, assistant IRS director The now tax reductions Con- that It hopes will make things multiple suicide attempters stress, which can be cumulat-
the W-2. They will have to lance with Federal income tax for tax forms. "The largest gress approved late in the year even simpler, who were unsuccessful. In a ice in nature (e.g., chronic
complete only a single wage laws. single comment we had from will apply to 1979 taxes. There If things are simpler for the symposium at the American kidney dialysis patients are
statement for an employee each Annual wage reporting will the public was to leave it alone also will need to he wholesale taxpayer, Of course, they are Psychological Association's re- 1,000 times more likely to corn-
year, rather than five forms, benefit the worker as well. For this year." changes in the 1979 forms, be- also simpler for the HiS -- few- cent convention in Toronto, mit suicide than a randomly
However, employers must still the first time, he will know the The colors will even be the cause of other changes in the er errors means less work in Canada, researchers discussed chosen individual), social isol-
tax law, but that's next year. checking and correcting the the implications of several stud- ation, and a paucity of coping
send summary wage and tax amount of earnings being re-
liability information to IRS ported to his social security 11 --e-erLaa Retires A]t''--er ,, of parasuicide-attempted mechanisms toeffectivelydeal
quarterly, earningsrecordwithout having A ' suicide-and how the findings with these and other personal
The first W-2 annual report to ask for this information. In -- might pertain to development of problems.
under the new system is due in the past, an employer never a diagnosis and treatment pro- One study of 47 suicide att-
early1979, ltwilleoverwages saw thequarterlyreportssent 32 Years Service tocolforsuicideproneindivid-empts by Clum and,his co-
paid in 1978. The W-2 reports by his employer; instead, he ' " uals. workers indicates that "only
will be sent by employers dir- had to mail a postcard to the Aborted suicides occur much certain individuals respond to
ectly to the Social Security Social Security Administration more often in the general pop- stress with a higher likelihood
Administration for processing, to determine the amount of After turning down several plementing a new management ion and praise flowing her coun- ulation than successfu! of suicide behavior, namely
The W-2wili become the basic social security earnings posted offers to be Cabeli County's first - concept for cultivating human terparts from across the attempts. Furthermore, as those who perceive their en-
document for determining to his record, full-time 4-H agent, a young resources in their communities- country, many as 40 per cent of first- vironment as responsible for
"quarters of coverage" under Of course, he can still mail the teacher finally succumbed to "key leaders," people seeking "Extension, particularly 4-H, time attempters repeat the what happens to them." An
social security. Before any postcard to check on prior her recruiters' confidence. She and training other talented has survived because of your effort within one year. Accord- attempter's manifest behavior
benefits can be paid to a worker posted earnings, but now he will . took the job--and her first step people to work with 4-H'ers, a dedication and talents...." "In ingtoJ. William Worden of the is much more apt to he in-
or to his or her dependents or have an immediate and current toward national 4-H promin- domino theory for spreading your quiet way, you hoe dir- Massachusetts General flueneed by cognit!ve variables
survivors, the worker must record through tile W-2. once. itme and talent, ectly affected the lives of thous- Hospital, persons who repeat- within the person, they claim;"
have performed enough work It is extremely important that That unassuming demeanor Leader preparation and lead- ands of young people in West edly try to take their lives tend ...the suicide attempter is best
covered under social security to. a worker check his name and typified Mildred Fizer through- er involvement created prod- Virginia, and more indirectly to he young with a lengthy characterized by implusivity in
gain insured status. A quarter social security number on the out her 32-year career and right uctive volunteers who planned the lives of thousands of more history of psychiatric treat- responding to difficult cognitive
of coverage is the measure used W-2 form as well as the amount into0 retirement Dec. 31 from and carried out better 4-H clubs throughout this country...." "It ment. Multiple attempters are tasks and by an extreme dill-
by social security to determine of his earnings, especially, her position as leader of the and 4-H projects, all leading to has been great to know a inclined to use less lethal means iculty in conceptualizing alter-
the amount of work a person Administration are allowed to West Virginia 4-H Program. moreproductive, involved 4- pioneer...." of destroying themselves. Des- native solutions to his situat-
' needs, print out your wage information Her 4-H staff at West Vir- H'ers. And the focus was swing- Ms. Fizer's dream for 4-H is pite the apparently low danger ion." The motive to self-
: Employees will earn one in a format that is compatible ginia University just as quietly ing away from club business its well-known motto: "To of these attempts, family mem-
quarter of coverage for each with their computers, planned honors in appreciation sessions to club learning act- Make the Best Better" , by bers and mental health work,
for her nationally heralded con- ivities--"learning by doing", do- rounding up the talented, caring ers should be wary of the
! tributions to 4-H here and in ing things that interested lead- resources in the community to specific situational factors that
fl "T other states, ers and fascinated kids. work with youngsters under tbe leave the suicidal personality
onsumer ews Had they asked for her per- Then it happened again. She guidance of an agent who is a unable to cope, and consequ,
mission she would have re- found herself trying to explain people or program coordinator, ently bring the individual to the
brink of death, for attacking these hypothetical
fused, so they planned the why she wasn't capable of "There's a limit to what any "If subjects' testimony can be etiological factors and prevent-
i ByAtty. Gen. Chauncey When shopping for new gas honors without it. After all, a leading the entire state 4-H one agent can do. Leadership given any credence our re- ingfutureself-aunihilation. The
Browning appliances, look for the models women who admits that she Youth Development Division development enables leaders to
As the bite of inflation takes equipped with automatic ignit- refused almost every promotion for WVU. Again she decided work with more youngsters...to search of parasuicide indicated framework of their model in-
both a wish and intent to die," eludes immediate crisis inter-
increasingly larger chunk: ion instead of pilot lights. If she ever got isn't going to sit that "if that many people had help youngsters become aware stated Ann Patsiokas and vention, followed by the teach-
from our wallets, authoritie:, your present gas range has a still for mountains of praise, confidence in me, maybe I of and to use their skills and George Clum of the Virginia ing of new coping skills to help
are devising ways to cope'wi ':' pilot light, make sure it "But I've always been that should give it a try." abilities."
the spiraling costs in housing, "burns" a blue flame. A yellow way. I didn't feel I could do the Many others discovered her And who better to speak for Polytechnic Institute and State deal with the causal transitory
food, health care, and energy. If flame indicates the need for an job. It required skills I didn't "quiet stabilizing abilities" and 4-H's potential for awakening University. Their parasuicide or chronic stress. Further treat-
,, rch team'hos investigated ment strategies would employ
you're fresh out of ideas, the adjustment, think I had, she explained, her name popped up on nation- skills and abilities than a re-
Office of Consumer Affairs Mobile homes and condom- That long line of refusals did- al 4-H development and tiring modest Cabell County a number of factors that might techniques for reducing an att-
(()CA) has prepared a booklet iniums are becoming popular as n't keep her creative and org- management committees. Real teacher who never thought she
titled "A Consumer Shopping alternatives to the new home, anizational skills from being testimony to her accomplish- could do the job.
List of Inflation Fighting Ideas" but you should investigate all recognized and used at both the ments stands in the appreciat-
containing 16 pages of suggest, facets of such housing before state and national levels.
ions from various federal agen- making a final decision. Dot- She brought to all of her work
cies and other sources, ermine if transportation and set a basic "feel" for the needs of
The Director of OCA, Esther up charges are included in the youths and those who want to *'-k].'IJ-,'K'KA m u
Paterson, notes that almost purchase price of a mobile help them. An00lineswer00 00oos..
everyone will find a number of home, and make sure you get all Her impact on 4-H youths and
useful tips to ease the cost of guarantees in writing, not only the volunteer leader program,
living, although she adds that for the home itself, but for the backbone of 4-H, revitalized
, the OCA does not pretend that major appliances as well. In a the Caboll County program
the booklet will stop inflation, potential condominium pur- when she switched from teacher American Cancer Society '
Some of the tips include: chose, you should learn about and volunteer 4-H leader to full-
In the area of food, expar, allmaintenance and other fees, time 4-H agent in 1946. Your Refrigerator Can Help Make Good Coffee
iment with house brands, often and the operating rules usually Although her father was a A regular feature, prepared istration (MESA) an agency
sold at considerable savings, contained in the by-laws, volunteer leader and she was a by the American Cancer of the U.S. Department of If you savor the aroma poultry in meal-size packages.
While quality may vary, nut- The "Shopping List" also in- member of a 4-H club during Society, to help save your the Interior, sets standards of and the flavor of fresh Then you won't have'to thaw
ritional analysis may be equi- eludes tips on borrowing and her elementary school years, life from cancer, safety and enforces them brewed coffee, it's a good three pounds of ground beef,
valent to name brand foods. AS saving money and other bank- Ms. Fizer's insight into 4-H through inspection, idea to store the can of for example, when you only
coffee in the refrigerator. It need a half-dozen hamburgers
a general rule, the more pack- ing services, and a list of needs probably dates from her A factory worker writes: A reader explains: "Last will stay fresher and more for a meal.
aging and prepared foods you federal programs such as Soc- service as a volunteer leader at "What is our government year's 'Great American flavorful. At today's coffee • Once meat or poultry
, buy, the higher the expense, ial Security, Medicare, Medic- Culloden and nearby commun- doing to protect people who Smokeout' prompted me to prices, you owe it to your- becomes thawed, you should
j Some vitamin fortified prod- aid, and the Home Ownership ities in Cabell County. self to enjoy every bit of never refreeze it. That doesn't
, • ucts cost more, and if your Subsidy Program. work with materials that may quit cigarettes for three
• flavor you've invested in. mean you must eat it now or
I family eats a varied diet of To obtain a free copy of "A The year the county didn't cause cancer?" months. This time, rd like Many appliances can be discard it, however. Simply
have an Extension home econ- ANSWERline: Given the size to quit for good. Will there helpers in ways other than cook the meat first, then
I fresh fruits, vegetables, daii'y Consumer's Shopping List of omics agent, for example, she of our Federal Government, be another 'Smokeout?' " their primary function, ac- freeze it for use at a later
I products, grains and protein lnflationFightingldeas"senda volunteered to plan and conduct and the size of the problem- ANSWERline: The American cording to General Electric's date.
.... products, you are likely to get post card to the Consumer Cabell's 4-H camp for 100 some 700 new chemical corn- Cancer Society's "Great Consumers Institute. For ex- No matter how you
enough vitamins without having Information Center, Depart- •
to pay the extra costs. Take ment 625 G. Pueblo, Colorado youngsters. During that same pounds are created each American Smokeout" will be , ample, you can use the dryer wash that treasured cashmere
. period she served in various year-it is no surprise that dif- held on November 16, 1978 to tumble wrinkles out of sweater or other woolens,
ii advantage of farmers' markets, 81009 and ask for the booklet by offices of the Leaders' Organ- ferent agencies have different as a one-day special event to many fabrics, even plush eel- don't hesitate to dry them
vet on the no-heat fluff set- automatically. Pre-heat 'the
i roadside stands, warehouse and name. You will also receive the ization, responsibilities in this matter, convince people that they can ting. This can be effective, dryer for five minutes on low
' thrift stores which offer good latest edition of the Consumer When she agreed to become in 1970, the Occupational do without cigarettes at least
too, if you've failed to remove heat setting with some turkish
quality food at unusually sub- Information Center's "Con- the county's first full-time 4-H Safety and Health Agency for 24 hours. Local ACS clothes from the dryer the towels -- then dry the woolen
stantial savings, sumer Information Catalog", a agent, she placed her feet in a (OSHA) was established with- units will provide further help moment it stopped. Start it garment for no longer than 20
I " In the area of energy, most of listing of more than 200 free or path that has helped steer 4-H in the U.S. Department of through smoking withdrawal again for a few moments on minutes. Always remove the
I us are keenly aware of the low-cost federal consumer pub- programming and leadership Labor. This agency has the clinics and other means. You "Fiuff", garment while "it is still damp
] many ways to cut fuel bills, iicati0ns on many of the topics recruitment through the power to set and enforce can become involved in the If your washer has a small and block it immediately. Air
such as proper caulking, insul- which affect-our daily life. health and safety standards in "Smokeout" as a volunteer, basket inside the main wash dry hand knit items.
i ation, and weatherstripping, country.
"In the beginning, my main the workplace. And in 1970, If you need help in quitting, basket, dirty canvas shoes are • To keep your waste dis-
too, the National Institute of why wait until November? a snap to clean. It's a hard job poser sanitary and its cutting
, thrust was training leaders, I Occupational Safety and Your local ACS unit is eager by hand, but an easy one in blades sharp, feed it an occa-
saw il as a way to reach more Health (NIOSH) was estab- to help you now! the machine, aional tray of ice cubes. Bones
J i' kids with a better quality pro- lished within the U.S. Depart- tips on getting the moat you have a canine who has
t Other Consumer Institute will do the trick, too, unless
] llleUj, i1 gram," she recalled, ment of Health, Education A womanwrites: "My 60- fromyourapplianeesinelude first pdority on them.
The subsequent growth in the and Welfare to conduct re- year-old aunt has a form of the following: You'll find 'other equally
: rlili illiFl 4-H enrollment, in 4-H state search and to recommend uterine cancer that strikes • Most refrigerators sold helpful suggestions in the
( activities, in 4-H camping, and new standards to OSHA. The older women. What can you today never need to be de- Use and Care manuals pro-
in 4-H educational projects she National Cancer Institute tellme about it?" frosted manually. However, vided with the appliance. If
attributed to the vohinteer lead- (NCI), the Federal Govern- ANSWERline: There aretwo since "no frost" operation you've misplaced yours, a
q IIEY TOM: "I know you fish this gamble. Every lure is thor- ers and their specialized train- ment's agency devoted to forms of uterine cancer. Cer- involves constantly reeireulat- postcard to the manufacturer
all over :mcl tiffs is really D/nning ohghly field tested, and if the ing. cancer research, makes its vital cancer occurs in the car- ing air, foods can dry out and will generally bring you a
] you clown, but if ym, cotzld have fish don't buy it there's no use Her theories'and their results findings and scientific exper- vix, the neck-like opening of become unappetizing. To keep replacement.
, only one cast, one lure, compet- trying to sell it to fishenuen, rise available to NIOSH. The the womb (uterus); endome- left-overs in "eating trhn," Many appliance makers
] i,lg in a $25,000 winner-take-all didn't go unnoticed. She attract- always store in'a sealed piss- such as General Electric also
DEAl( TOM: "When I can't ed attention and the offer of a tic container or covered with have staff home economists
bass tournanwt, which lure National Institutes of Health trial cancer occurs In the
would you choose? IIARI)IIEAD catch a fish all day, I get so frus- promotion to the state office in (NIH) also is working on the lining of the body of the uter- an air tight wrap. who can answer your "how
I JOE trated I could spit fire. Is it true
itELLO ilABDIIEAD: Boy, you ept,rts always catch fish?" 1953. She declined, problem of job-related can- us. Most casesofendometrial • If you're one of the to" questions. For GE and
I they spre named you right? Well, (;otta KNOW ' J.O. Knapp, director of the car. There are two aspects to cancer occur among women lucky ones who have a food Hotpoint appliances, write
I'd choose a 0-inch Strawberry tlELLO GO'I'rA: Don't you WVU Cooperative Extension this problem (1) identifies- in the 50-64-year age group, freezer large enough to take Consumers Institute, Appli-
flavored plastic worm, use a Ig- Imllcve it, a//fishcrn,en get wiped Service, drove to Huntington tion of hazards through re- Vaginal discharge or bleeding advantage of supermarket spe- ance Park, Louisville, KY.
oun¢ slip sinker, fire it a cormtry out at times. The only guy I ever search; (2) regulation and are earl, signs of endometrial eials, try freezing meats and 40225.
] mile akmg at deep, weedy shore, knew who alwus caught fish was and asked her to take the job.
enforcement of standards to cancer which can be treated
and grow old bringimz it back a tricky friend of mine who, Finally, she accepted that
I . protect workers Since we I ___r...--,- c.....,,al
. ! EAR TOM: "Tee heard lupt, when he got skunkecl, would go job, too Eventually, throuah - . ; .... successfully when diagnosed
I: i manufacturers make lures to catch to the fish market on his way - " ..... ? nave so many aizieren Kinas
| 1 fis]wmmn, not fish. True?" IN- home. He'd buy sonm fish, then ner worg wan omers WhO, of industries, there also are Society
• , . .
|, , QUISITIVE ask the man to wrap them and shared her theories, a state- hzghly specmlized agencies
I, th?iLOpleNnQdUIZ:thIpst:3 .°o:ld'at° shai'he.a, tgtasYo e VdvelPr°gertmevot)rdeadersh,p aimed at protecting, workers.
|: : it cst too much today to make fish p you. Pot example, tne Mining e.n-
[ . • ' , Agents found themselves im- forcement and Safety Admin-
early enough. Your local
American Cancer
Unit has a nevg pamphlet of
information about both kinds
of uterine cancer. It is avail- In 1840 there were 2,818 miles of railroad track in the U.S.
able free to the public. Today there am over 200,000 miles of trsekl
LEGAL
NOTICE
The Summ
mission will
meeting on
25, 1979 in
Courthouse.
The
"to receive
ing
for his
elopment
Summers
Information
ility of
activities, and I
of Housing
presented
Interested
to attend.
Jan. 23
LEGAL
PUBLIC
The Legal
ation, a private,
anization
Congress tel
civil legal
people, will
ing on
1979 at the City
bars, Hinton
Summers Street,
Virginia
to discuss the
services in
Raleigh and
in West
Virginia Legal
Inc. and the
search and
are under
receive funding
legal assistance
of Mercer,
Summers.
All
destruct seems to originate in a sons are urged
parson's inability to defuse a views will he
stressful situation combined
with a meager supply of coping
responses, obtain additional
The researchers proposed a should
two-stage intervention model Virginia
Legal
Arlington,
(703) 235-2109
Jan. , 25
LEGAL
I, C.D.
Cheaspeake and
Young Men'S
distinguish the suicidal person- empter's impuisivity and aug- Association of
airy. "It is unlikely that there menting a sense of control over ginia,
is any one path to making an life events, organized
State of West
cerify to the
of said State
ing of the
said corporation,
in
ments o
the office of
the City of Hint0n,;
Virginia, on the
January, 1978,
ing voted
resolutions,
and
ed, to-wit:
Resolved,
Chesapeake and
Young
Association of
ginia, a cor
organized under
State of West
hereby
a corporation and
said State its
porate franchise,'
Resolved,
president of thi
cause notice of
the foregoing'
published in some
general
near the
place of business
poration, once a
successive weeks;
certify these
Secretary of State
West Virginia,
him a certificate
publication of
Given
seal of corporat
day of January,
C.D. Keller,
of Cheaspeake
road, Young
Association
Jan. 23 & 30
Lithography was
Alois.
turn of the
6--Hi°ton News Tues. Jan. 23, 1979
About Your
Social Security
By c* sort +0e[e+ed rmngs tn 10+m.
N annul reporttg uptoatolaloftq=rtmt
eed t reperting wagm to me year treed ual m.
lalrityshouldvew Ingso+$1.m0 In z.
€durable amirs ot n .rid quarter of age will be
moy for mt at the tl'g rned f eh 0 or vered
six million ploy bepltug rnings.upbatotalof$1,040
this yr m, The dollar t will
For me past yn. t ntm to ine a.toma
ployers have had to aport tunny In .t y ar-
pee wage+ to me Inter age mn .
ml l+eve SeZ e S P0+ ear--picked tnmvtd-
mths Generally, they used uab, at!east 14et ings
a. lies tm e41 along dth f nplomm It stm
il wage te m .eh requh-ea be selfmploy.
ploy. Thay also campier ed mt in¢ n be credited to
a r w-2 <Wage .nd Ta. meeamnlmreeora.
StatemmJ at the en o me Annl .ge porting has
yr f each employee weh the potmtal a sub.tanUa,y
sbowed tc4l wag f i.me reding the paperwerk burden
tax purpose, ploye, particularly
Efuve Janry ion. m- ane who paper
p?oye no longer have w sub fn. Large employers a
nile dotaded qrter]y wage gedtoreportgnetic
data. £n stea, they m, port tape. The new .ysmm u+d
wagannnnualbasis,lng al imp taxpayer compl-
ine we They wm ha to n with Federal te tx
mplm amy a etude wage la.
atntamentfanployeech Aanl wage reporting will
yr. miner than ve ro. beeentmekermwelt
tlowev, employera retest 4tU the fit titan, he well kn the
eend sry wage and tax amount Of eaings bela .
]iabiflty Inflation IRS ported to hie lai urity
qr teriy ings d without having
The tint W 2 aual r J ask for this Inflation. In
undermewsyemldln the past, an emplny er
riy tt9 It wUI v wag w the qrterly parta i
paid in t978 The W? pofta by hm employer; itd, he
wifl be nt by empioyen dJr+ had to mail a tcanJ to the
tly to 1he Soctal 5acuity Soda) Security Administrati
Admtldstntion f peaching, to detet me amot of
The W- ill become the baalc ia] urity ings pamed
document for deteining to his leeerd.
+'quarte of coverage'* der Ot,heeanstillmaithe
sial urtty. Befo y postcard to nhk onhPrinrlLi
bellefitsnbapaidtoaworker postedmings,0utnow ewl
to hta or her dopendt have an iedlate and erent
.vtvn, the woaw mm rd Um+.gh we
have pedcned enough k flisexelyimpaflant that
vevedderalan,y a rker check hs me a.d
gain tuPed sta(. A qtter ia] urity nber the
of verage is the s treed W:2 fm well the atilt
byialitytodetei eL his ings, pecially.
the amount of rk a pe Admlnlatrati a allied to
nds prinl t yr wage intonation
Employ wiLl earn in a foat that is compatible
qrter of eerage f eh wlththeirputen
Consumer News
By/tll,Gen.fhauny When ehoplng f new gas
nr.n,.g appnan, le< t me modes
A the bite or inmim tak equipped wth auomaUe gat-
tub.re.singly larger chl Itud of pilot ]iots, If
Imm r wallets, authctle, yr pt gas range bas a
aredevngw/thcopewIth' pLot light, make s il
the splraltag ets in hoing, "b" a bt IIe. A yellow
OOChealtheare..nderVU name Int the need an
y' th nut of deas, me a61ustmm,
om at c0mer Aftan Mobile h and eondom-
-)c+t haa pmml a klet In a renaming IWatar
htied "'A Cor Shopping alternati to the w home,
Ltmort"fJattannghUnglSeas" but o. shot inwUgate au
emtaimllg=omm.t, facets of sh harming be+
la fm vartomtee*ralage.+ makt,m a tml deem. I+et.
ei and other . ine if trapvrtation and t
We mctar a oc^. thr .p etmm a mmed *n the
P+tn, nm that alma pumtm p of a mobUe
ery w]l find a number of home, and make su yon get Jl
tui ti to ea the et or Sumntem m wrmng, not only
living, although she adds that or the home tsett. Imt r
the t)CA d not pretend that jor apphan weLL tn a
me klet wm stop innatm potemtal eodominl pr-
Some or the te *lude: ehue, you she.la lrn .be.t
In the a of fcod, par- allintonaneeandothet f.
tnt with h bran, dten and the operattng r ules tly
d at derable vtag. etatv.e m the by-ta.
while qltty may vary, nut- The "Shm+ing Lt+r' also in-
rt,l .£ysis may be eq+ anes u on boewlng ann
valent to me brand fdJs AS vLng y d other bank.
a geneeal ale. me m £ek+ tS e, ar a list .f
a and prepared rood y tedZ progra ch as soc.
b.y. the ht@ the peme. sl secmty, Med, Medic.
Some vtamin ertmed prod- aid, and the ome Omp
ts t mn. sad Zt ymr S.beiay Pgrm.
enmity eats a varied diet of TO obtain a fr cepy of *'A
fresh /its. vegetable, dairy t.onsum's Shopping List of
producls, gim and protein InflatiFightingldeas'da
products, you a likely to get poet rd to the Consumer
enghvitamiwithouthaving Information Cent. Depart.
to pay me extra sts Take nt 4;25 G. pueblo. Colorado
advantage of Ine* markele, al0 and ask for the heoet by
dside stands, wareh and me. YOU Will also eive the
thrift ster which offer good latest edition of the Coner
qlity food at nnlly sob+ InfaLi Cter's "C-
stantJat savings a In+mation Catalog 1,, a
In thea ofmerSy, mt Of ]ltlng of m tln 20¢ f
a knly awa e[ the ]owt federal moor pub+
many ways to cut fl biffs, IleJti many of the topl
sh as proper eaLking, id- v*qdeh alfeet r daily life
ati, and wttleppLqg
I m... om .n
HEY TOM: -1 kzmw ymt fisl, this mnhle Ec r la i thin.
.lh,,er a.d II.Is S rlally [.lll,, ,eddy ild ktLl, .ml il the
y,,. ,o*u b= i rou .,I '.,,e ira, ,h,,+' la,y t ll,e,+ .,, u
i. in a ) wlm..e.hke..ll DEVIl TOM: "When I cnn't
ltl yore ¢I,P I IARDI lEAD until +1 11 till dlly* I get m hu-
IIEL llAEDJIAD: Bo yml eper I D atdl fialp"
I1, need pillage worln, me +t - i,llw e it, . ht mien t w++d
,,am, ,,io. a ae, w,+ ,hoe- .,.w who .Z,+. ,,,.ht ,I, +,+
ulanniecumakt, hmtoulld #o a s m h w y
xl*rJln, tlO h, T,' IN. IIllle. He'd b W some fish then
OUITIV tl th mnn to p th and
HELLO INQUIZI ['in um /ma tnl w him, Tlla w y he
fl,u h h.pene i. the ,* hat ld twey* y he ught e
This Year's Tax Forms Virtually Unchanged 'LEGAl
mrrox,s sor - pan.w- , tue shading for the ton s rb exree CnS tn rms. Th S drm'naUe "Yae es stmplmeatton
tteltrltm*t. ed tolotoz d pl.k U,e telmULiremmsthaty decelaye, pomUetokpefome
• e artl tmed ',cortm¢ tmert 1040. attt y tamapem: The e:qumea tat tables mat y attar y," Br
mm Ye I® Ta" e a'ne to we recurred --Some of the ots a he meee pmbte gter of ued, altlm he add*d mat
w ',,vt n to help tampaYe t taxpaye In ue taSl we
tmmme and s h-z me shaft lee I.st e chamm by cmgr tn me tax
prepare thet tm tax ntum. vecember, and they wm be ts be taken e tax he retread f X0S ntua. leUm nmk ads hnp-
monaSmdayme+. -e +rot + Ions-tern mettremlmdt, g. "tyeea + mt thetr
By It, GBEGORy NO Empbyem m su sad m mpm gat .mum rom me m the pemte at tax- Uemtng+ m l+ m the fo
sodmmPe. Wdr Pvew0rkesthe*r to maon has been h'ea.d pey+sseekgmmehelptast mmedtht+y.Ztwttt Courage
by Jm. sl. .lwar+, tax- tteetoe0 m..t +meUve ye+lmtTt+eemC headlfl+entmrcnextymr.
wsmGTON (AP) -- ts pay who me +v wm get ,no. l. sin.
+ the y of the tax tom tketr rehnds fqstor thin th+ --mine o ase m
break Tm'a rt tax to+ wo me mo. ke a mea,e eclmtoa
keek, t tax bk, although
bee. = in ret m
taxpayem whm th ham
bern m fm el.rages + the /qotmtvt+tbeftatmUar
mrms. The only changes m tins y. but m m the tax
Uoth me lm0A shaft tom md tames. Tpays who etved
the iota leg t ham be to a et+-nvhadapay ad taunt
Thetapayerwlllfmdltmy +d up paying a h Ir-
to m last ymr's im t0 help tage of their tae in
flu out the tFia m+m. ms+
"We had a good mpertmm That's what m/tartan d+.
wm it tam ymr," md Robert
Kram, mtant 1] dh.ecr The mw tu reductJom Ca.
m t Io. "The gem gemap rovmtatety
+eagle mmmt we heal from will a to ires tazm. Thee
dmgm m the lm fe, be.
the+ +mr+"
The colors m eve be the mm c other cangm in U,
tax taw, but that's +xt yes.
4-H Leader Retires A/ter
=...=, ................ Researchers Study "Failer.
restdemm On .lee mTtng
"++ o. ..... . =, To Understand EniEma of Sucide
a-oved + a the tax r+ ,
um intend ta=
and t eeLr.S t th Anlt,,dmw,,takms+ attempt en one's Ite," they
, is that the retuma he h llfe Iv Id a legacy declared "Rather th am
filled out 'om top to bottom, of unawemd qutio, The many paths, all of which a
beth d., eqr+- emgofsmeiet.temtithe tkel to h.ve q Weet- to attend.
ptag the [ is r d. grief of kin and bam ial o." The varL which mght
e ms h. tmuded sen- Jan.
rat+ tnutlta the ltists. ark an Individual for n
tJ booklet for each Itne a Onewaytolvetharidmof dty seltntntatt in-
metaxrmrn, mtnnova aueestoeinestaplenr cludeatatoeheestatof LEGAL
that It t,oe+ wm make things mtple sinetde atteme sty, *hieh can be eumat-
mmpl+ who w tm tn a lye in tu eg., ehnome
I/thlnss e shnpter lot the sympat at the American kidney dialysis patits a
taaee, of eo, they Psyehotosl ,.maUm's + 1,0ee tt m keZ to mm-
shnpleetormel].S--+ew- em emvmim to tn, mit m+e tim a rdnm]y
mm m mk in Camda. ambers dLstaed m indlvidmd), mtaZ ImL.
chkhm end ecttng the themplleaUofalstud- arian, d a t+ueity of m,mg
or paruedettempted mhant to effetely deal
smctde-a.d how me famss pmbeWithlllme and other pel
might pertamto deelol:t of
a diagnosis and treatment pro- O study of 47 suicide aLL.
tom tar elde pne indivtd- pt hy cl and rS e+ lag on
wo+km ta]e.m thm "nnLy
Abroad =aia. e mh certain mmvdts pond to bees,
m oft In the general pap- atmm with a mgl nkelmmd
ionandp=+owmgher+ utat= tn sefu of suintdo behavior. mely
at,ample+ Fm'memora, me+e who petve their on
tparts tm ae the ny as e per et of tit- vtromem as pammle tor
"mxto.mn+wtlaulary+tt. tme .ttamptea pmt me whet h+ to the,." A.
has suived bea nf yo effm'wLUdney r, Accord. attempter's mnift behavior m
diUnn and tata+." +qn tStoJ. WaWontbe ueh more apt to b ta- Virginm
maehtts Gemal nuce<t y eogamve vartaU
y quiet way, y te air+ Htal, pam who p.t- thtathepe.metm;"
reLy atttad o ILv of them-
a.d of yog people tn wt amy try to take muir ILw te .,.me saieme attpter + best
vrima, and m mdiy to be ymng with a lengthy ehametamedbyimpllvtyln
me liw of med+ of m tcry of psyehiame neat- pandngtodilnettemtm
tht this eatry...." +'It ml. mtLple atten tasks and by an extreme dt-
has bern great to know a ttmedtaLlemmm cultyinnplLmngalt+r-
of dmreymS meL. De+- tve .U to ms et.at- Sme.
Ms Fi'a m.mm I +H ts plea me appay low dmm lad+" e meve to -
its well-k. motto: "Ta ofU,eattempm, tam+Jym- dttstoortgmteina
make the Beet meter", I ham and mtal health woa. pe'a mabmty to f a vs wm be
dingupmetalanted.g m sd be wary o the sttat mmtinn oombt
specific sit UI facbmrs that with a mger eupply ef c0plng
o in the mmunity to Ive the suieldal perslity pa. obtain
wk with yogste der the bte to pe, and nseq The reha ppos+d a
guidan of an agent who ts a tly bring the individual to tim [tage intervention model
people or program erdinator, brink of death
for attacking these hyp0thetieal
+"rll'a a limit to what any +'If sub,acts' ttimy n be etinlogieal faetoz and pvent-
one agenl can do Leacship
deveinpmentenabL]donto given any cxeden o tngfntlfamdhilatioo. The
work with mo yo&ste,..t o aaah ot parnsul¢ide la, dited fmork of their model In- Jan, 23. 25
help yongsten beoma awe both a whth and inLL to die," clud iediata erisi inter
0( d to their skills and atated Ann patsiokas and vtlon, toowed by the .
Gem'ge CI et the Virginia ingofwe@lngsklllstohelp LEGAL i
ahim+ "
And who better to apeak for PoiSe Ititute and State deal with the ] Iitary
4-H'e potential Ior awakening UnLlty. Their peradelde orehnicstrem+Furthtt.
arch t earn has Invemtip ted mt strategi wod emptoy
skills and abi)iti than a anberot tactorsmet might toehnlqu[reducmganatt-
tiring modest CabeU Cmmty dLstlnguL h the svJdda] person- empt's impulsivity d aug-
taaeher who never thought ehe
eonid do the job. alLey *'It t tmJtkdy that tbere mting a sere of control 0vet
ts any e path to making an life even
32- Years Service
After tding nwn veral plementmganewmagemeot
ofterstobeCahellCounty'sflt eept tor cultivating buman
full.tree 4-H agent, a yog ruintheircmuniti-
teacher finalJy sueebed to "key leaders," people seeking
her rite' colde she and traimng other tam.ted
took the job-nd h fi=t step people to work with 4-H', a
toward tin] 4-H pmm- domino thry tar seadthg
. itme and taint
That nnmlag dare.nor Leader preparatmn and lea
typmed Mildred Ft t er involvemt crated prod-
out her +yr a rJght ucttve voinnt who ptaed
lntoOmint Dee. sl from andearnedouthetter4-FIeluLm
her im+tion as Id of me and @)4 pjts, all ldJng to
wt virgmm +.H Program me prottuettve, Invofve<l ++
Her CH staff at wt Wr- x' Andthetwasswing.
ginJa Umverty jmt quietly ing away fm elnb bmi
ptanved ho in appelation ms to club leommg act-
for her tionally he]ded con- Lvltt,.lr ning by doing.,, d
trJhoUn to 4-H be and in ing thing+ that intotad Lead-
other states and laminated kids
Had they asked for her per- Then it happad again. She
mi she woad ha r fod he.elf trying to explain
fed, they plaed the why she waan't pab]e of
honors without tt ASter a;I, a ldmg the entire state 4-H
women who admits that she Youth Delopment Division
feda)mtypromotion for wvu Again she dtded
she er got i't 8oing to sit Lbat +.if that many people had
stiLl fnr mountai at ai. rJtdm in me. maybe l
"But i,ve always been Lhat should give it a try,,
way ) didn't 111 could do me many oers dlave her
jN3. It required skills I didn't ,,quiet stabdizing abiliti" and
think T had," she explained her namepoppedupontion.
That long ne of [Js did- al 4-H development and
n't kp her ctive and org management committ. Rear
anitinl skills from being te,timony to her acmplish-
rnKized d d at both the mts slands m the appriat-
atate and Ual leveLv
She bught tn all of her rk
a basle "rl" fnr the nee of
+them CANCER/
Her impaet on 4-H youths and
the buckbene of 4-1t, rev*talized
the Cabell County Fogram
wh she swttohed fm mcer
and voluntr x Ider to tun.
time .14 agent in 1946
AIIhongh h father was a A regular feature, prepared istration (MESA) an allaney
v°lntrldandshewasa hy the American Cnee of the U.S Department of
metabor of a 4-H dub durbg SoCiety, to hdp e you the Inte[iot, sets stand.deaf
her el ....... hl y ...................... f ........ f ......... ....... f, aeangOot
ms V,r's imght into cH thrnush laVectta,. d= ,to
eat. I. the rrlge,r. it
n+td+ pbably dat r h r, ero,), ort,.r *rt,s
wat nn[ s +1 ,e=#e, expUn,: "L=st wm ta re.her o.d o
wl as a voLtr leadec at
ave,nmem y0,'S +m,t Amman n,o,tul. At oy', mff
Ctdloden and nearby eommun, doin 8 to protect people who Smokeon, prompted me to Pte*, you owe tt to yelp
itiinCabellCounty work with ma:erials that may quit cigarettes for three lf enjoy ry bit of
n.vor yo,'ue md in.
The year the unty didn't cnuse cancer?" months This time, t'd like Mny appllans n be
Ye an Exion home ANSWERI[ne: Given the se to quit for good, Will there helen In ways other than
omics egt+ for example, she of our Federa (;overnment, be othcr'Smok¢out?'' their pm funotion, ao-
voluntrd to pisn and det and the size of the problem- ANSWER&de: Fhc American ldiN to Genmd FJtfie'
cabll's 4 14 camp tor 100 some 7OO new chemical com- Cancer Society,s ,,Greal Coume ltituta ' Fo r ex +
yngste. During thai same pounds are emoted ¢eh Amulcan Smokeont" w[IL be . ample* y the der
period she ed in vario year itLnosurpnthatdif held on November 16, 1978 to tumble inkl oat or
offi of the Laado' Organ+ farent ncies ave different ss e oneny spccLd event to nY fai even PLu vd"
izsttao, responsibilJtie In thi matter, convince people that they can t on the nheaL fluff t
tint Th n bo +rrml.
Wh she agreed to become ]n (97O* the Oceup Itionsl do without ciorcttos at Least .if y, failedremo
the nty's fit full-time 4-H Safety and H]th Agcn or 24 hours. Locll ACS eloth m the d th e
agent, she plaid her ft in a (OSHA) was established with- uoits will prldc fuher help moment it pped. Bt it
psth that has helped steer 4.FI in the U.S. Departmcnl of through smokg wlthdrswai 1gain for a few mon on
programming and )derhip Labor This agency has the cnies d other means, you "Fluff",
It y r warner h a [[
itmt thraugh the power to set end enforce ca become involved the ou
health and safety standards In ..Smokcot" as a valuator+ bket imdde t* main wm,h
eatery,
"In the begiing, my main the workplace. And in [970, If yo need help in quittint+, hatket dirty canoe sh e
too, the Natton Institute of why wt until Novbe • p to cle. lt'a a hard job
thst was training leaders, I Occupational Safety and Your io=l AC8 unit b eer b hand, but euy hue I.
saw il as a way In reach m Health (NIOSH) WEE estab- to help you now! theoer Ieumer ]i
kids with a better quality p JiShed within the U,S, Depot.
tlram," she ralled, ment of Health, duc=tlen tp, on ilettini the st
e+utghme and h dWe*f='e to :+.d.ot ; A ....... 'ts; "My 60. from ,o.r s.plm..inude
.................................... Y;ea2 d ca:nterabaa t 'Oft rmk° ............
aetivltim, in +-H romping, and new +tandard+ to OSHA The older women, What can you today n+er ned m be de+
in 4-H edmatioml pro.teem she Natianal Cancer [nstitute telt me about ttT' trmmd +uldly. How+r,
attrbutedtthavoltoerlmd. (NCI), the Fedemt Govern. Amswen+i.,: The+lmtwo ainm "no fret" opmtion
involm ¢omtanUy mlmniet.
en and their speeialized train- manCs asency denoted to forms+l of uterine cance Cer-
c.neer rma+ch, n,+ke+ its vie. e..eoro+-.t., e+=-
lag
ar+
n
d
InglterthemmandtheJrnlts fJndtags and mienttfi+ cxper- vlx, the n¢ck-l© opentas of blmmeumppeti=inl'T°kmP
8d
lef++= in ".tthg t.m."
didn't gounnotieed Sheattraet. tim availmbJe 1o morn. The th+ womb (memO; endome- alw*y* *tom in'= miLd pLu-
ed attenUon and me after of a mation*l Institutm of Hcahh triaL cancar occurs In the ti e nminer oe em.d with
promotion to the state offl in (SlH) ,l=n = working on +he i[ntas of the bay of the nter =. air tt wrap.
p+blem of job+related nan- us. Most cam= of mdometdal • If you're one of the
isis She dmlLm.I
J.o. mmpp. dieter of the ear There ark two aspects to oaneet occur imoz women
WWJ Cmperative Sxte=tm the problem (1) idonanoa- ta the S0+*yc+r qe group.
Serve+, drove to Hmtingtm finn of hazarda throu+h re- Vast.m dimh=Ple or bLeodtns
and asked her to take the job. meh; (2) r+gu]+lJn d md "¢ e,]y signs of efido+¢tz
en arc.°,ant n stao ar = Io mecr wm=h e be tee.ted
Finally. she a t protect workc£s. S wa ccuUy when dpod
job. t. Eventua]Jy, thigh have so mcny diffent kinds elrly ongk. Your local
bar work with om who, or Ind.strl.. there .to Ame C.r s=tx
shared h theoes, a atat J,hly spe:lalt+ed ,seni. unit his = nev£ pphXet of
wide program tor ldhip aied at protecting worke+ information ebt bothkbdl
deloplent evolved, For exple, the Mining E of utedna r. It h avl.
Aits fod themeelv ira- fore€meat d $1flt¥ Admix- Ib[* fr to thl publk.
th ponnda of Fonnd beet,
tor exmple, when you only
nd * halfon h=b.re
ror.-- men+ or pnultr
bm. re.wed, yon ,bonld
.ever f it. "rha dn't
me ou mn.t eat it w o,
di,d l, ,ower. Slpy
nnk the meat ..t, then
• " me +mr how yo.
w.h m= m+.v+d c=mmere
mr .+ mhe. wonle+
don't he.me t+ d+ them
dryer for nee mtn.m on iow
heat rating with rome turk+
toweb -- then dW the wlen
em roe .n longer t SO
eavnt while t il ifl]l damp
d block It tmmedlaly. A+r
• To kp yn w. dm-
p, .tt,y nd n.tttng Wt
bind. ,mp, fd 't n e,- him a
einl tr=y of eub, enn
wm do the rock, too, unla=
o. ha.. e .nl whn h.
n.t p,+o,lty on them.
Yoa'U nnd nthc, eq.aily
helpr.I w.Uo in the
v+d+d *i,h me ppli.. Zt
ou'*e m+pl.d yam, •
po,d to th. m...f.et.
wm ter=Lly b'+"e you =
phent.
M.ny .pphanee k+
eh O.nel marie .
who a=*er o "haw
to" cutto. F GI+ and
Ineky on= who have • food "otpnt ,pplta, write
trr I.re o.lh take Co..um. IUt., Appli-
• avLqe otauperet.+- .. P.,k Lo.i.*ne, KY.
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