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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1969
Page
10
Hollywood reacts to the Senate investigation into television sex and violence as networks balance profits with public scrutiny. Senator Pastore becomes a focal point, with creators arguing for freedom and audiences signaling via ratings and box office.
This IRS column answers common taxpayer questions. It explains using 1968 income figures for 1969 estimated tax with adjustments for installments and a reduced surcharge rate to 5 percent, plus guidance on using preaddressed forms for proper credit. It also clarifies the medical deduction rule stating that half of medical insurance premiums up to 150 dollars is deductible regardless of the 3 percent limit, with the remainder added to other medical expenses.
Public notices announce appeals on two properties 323 Dewey St and 343 Safford St with the Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting at the Village Office 205 South Street Bennington at 7 30 P M April 23 1969 to consider inspector refusals to issue permits for an office building and a mobile home in R-1 zones.
Several estate notices from Bennington Vermont probate court assign April 1969 dates to examine and allow executor accounts. Public notices require interested heirs legatees and claimants to appear at the Bennington Probate Office to contest accounts and establish rights. Names include Clara G Trombley Aurora D Phifield Irving W Allen Leona McDonald and Charles H McKinney with trustees and officials cited.
Public notices list the estate of Alice N and the guardianship of Josephine A Brundage in Bennington Vermont. They announce meetings to file claims on the Alice N estate on May 28 and July 28 from 10 am to 5 pm at George N Fienberg’s office. A separate guardianship license hearing on April 23 at 2 pm in the Bennington Probate Office will determine the sale of Josephine Brundage’s home on Main and Houghton Streets following a court order published in The Bennington Banner.
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