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Page 6...The Eugene-Springfield Observer.. January 8,1992 Basketball Greats Julius “Dr. J” Erving And Kareem Abdul Jabbar To Hoop It Up In Pay-Per- View “Clash Of The Legends” Tax Planning Tips Are your tax files in order? No? It’s not too early to start and the effort could save you time and money. Now is the tim e to start gathering to gether your receipts, earning statements, canceled checks and other records. If you w ant to donate to charitable organizations or pay off some o f those m edical or dental bills, you must do so before the end o f the year to be able to deduct them on your tax return. IRA contributions for 1991 can be m ade thru April 15, 1992. W hile you’re getting your records to gether, you may be inclined to throw out your older files. W a it-th e IRS recom mends you keep those records for at least three years after the return was due or two after the tax was paid, w hichever is later. Some records should be kept longer: prop erty records, home im provem ent inform a tion, W-2’s showing social Security amounts, and costs o f stocks and bonds. In general, these records should be kept as long as you own the property. It’s also helpful to keep copies o f the actual tax returns you sent 1RS and the instruction package. These will assist you if you need to am end your return or need to respond to a letter from 1RS asking about your return. For more information about recordkeep ing, call 1RS toll-free at 1-800-TAX-FORM and ask for the free Publication 552, “ Rocord keeping for Individuals” OREGON HOMEGROWN MEATS Fresh Local Ducks & Geese Fresh Turkeys & Turkey Breasts Honey-cured H a m —Boneless or Bone In O H M ’s Original Ham Prime Rib Roasts (Standing Rib) C hinook Salmon 2433 Hilyard St. * 345-9655 * Open D ailyK F ? LOW-FAT CHEMICAL-FREE MEAT & SEAFOOD BRISTOW iM P L O Y M E N l Dedicated to bringing the most qualified applicants to the employer It’s going to be pandemonium at Trum p’s Taj Mahal Casino and Resort when two NBA legends, Julius “ Dr. J ” Erving and Kareem Abdul Jabbar square off in what is sure to be the hottest contests in town. On February 28,1992, at 9pm (ET), the former giants of the hoop will go one-on-one before a two hour televised Showtime Event Television (SET) world championship basketball game. The two legends, Dr. J and Kareem, have some of the most impressive rec ords in the history of basketball. Kareem, the 44 year-old former center for the Los Angeles Lakers boasts top record, as the NBA’s all-time scorer with 38,387 points. In a career that spanned 20 years, Kareen won six M VP awards, 10 first All-Star honors and was a member o f six championship teams. The gallant Dr. J. has always had the right prescription for the big league, sporting the record for the third top scorer in the NBA with 30,026 points, Dr. J led his team to the 1983 cham pi onship, and played on five All-Star teams. The “ Clash O f The Legends’’ is being sponsored in association with the DJ Group, Trum p Taj Mahal, and Showtime Event Television (SET). 3365 East Amazon, Suite C Eugene, OR 97405 (503) 484-0899 Full Service Agency Locally Owned & Operated Satori Therapeutic Massage Enjoy Mini Vacation in Hills o f Eugene - Soak in Hot Tub - Specializing in relaxation massage in clean, peaceful environment “ Aromatherapy” Weekend & Evening Appointments Welcome Senior Discounts. KEEP WOODSTOVE FIRES SMALL AND HOT 485-7383 Erica Barber L.M.T. A d v e rtis e O bserve R Please fill out and send in Name Adress City, State, Zip Help clean up our air AMERICAN ± LUNG ASSOCIATION* I o f Ortgon ----- ----- --------------------------------------- If you are a subscriber to the Eugene-Springfield Observer, Please call the Eugene-Springfield/ Portland Observer Subscription Desk 1-288-0033 Y
