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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1973
Page
14
House Doctor offers methods to clean grout in kitchen and bathroom tile joints using bleach strips and grout powder. Recommends silicone sealant to reduce staining and suggests attic insulation with ventilation and a bulletin for details. Also touches pewter polishing, silverfish control with chlordane, and fireplace mortar repair advice.
New England Electric System and its subsidiaries paid 45.3 million dollars in property taxes for 1972. Massachusetts received the largest share with 35.6 million from 209 communities. New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont saw 2.8 million, 5.2 million, and 1.7 million respectively.
Betty Furness former consumer affairs adviser to President Johnson was sworn in as New York City commissioner of consumer affairs. She said the city needs help from Albany and Washington and that they will lean on them to solve the city’s problems.
Rutland district manager Robert E. Normandie announced that recipients of retirement or survivors benefits who earned more than 1680 dollars in 1972 must file an annual earnings report by April 16. The report shows 1972 wages and self employment income and helps determine correct benefits and potential adjustments. Penalties for late or missing filings can mean loss of benefits.
Florida southeast coast towns Boca Raton Hollywood and Hallandale move to limit density and dwelling units to curb growth. Boca Raton aims 40 000 units, Hallandale and Hollywood cap density per acre, facing federal court challenges from Arvida and GAC. Litigation centers on Fifth Amendment takings and damages claims, with local officials arguing over development and quality of life.
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