Prouty proposes 7 percent tax credit for job training
Senator Winston L. Prouty introduced a tax credit plan to encourage employer led training. The credit would be seven percent of training costs with a $25,000 annual cap plus 25 percent of costs above that. At $1,000 per trainee, credits could reach about 70 dollars per employee trained.
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Stock market opens mixed amid modest declines and gains
New York stocks opened mixed in moderate trading with General Motors down 14 to 97, Bethlehem Steel off 14 to 35 14, U S Steel 1 to 51, Eastman Kodak 14 to 150, Allied Chemical 14 to 54 4, Union Carbide 14 to 131, DuPont up 1 to 24834, Pure Oil up 1 to 58 1/2, So cony Mobil up 1/2 to 84, Inland 4 to 441, Armco down 1 2/3 to 63 4, Barber Oil up 2 to 89.
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Albany Notes on Rockefeller Tax Proposals and Blue Cross Probe
Governor? Malcolm Wilson said Rockefeller tax plans are broadly unpopular with state legislators. Legislative leaders back a bi-partisan committee led by Sen. Seymour Thaler to investigate rising Blue Cross and Blue Shield costs, which have surged 124 percent in five years, limiting access to hospital care. Eugene Downs, 35, died after a minor collision in Pittsfield. police cited possible seizure before the crash.
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Public school staff backs acting superintendent in Berkshire
In Williamstown a majority of local public school teachers submitted a statement of support for acting Superintendent William A. Atkins Jr. to the School Committee. The committee acknowledged the document and filed it with Atkins's credentials as a recommendation in case of other candidates.
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Russians Straighten Leaning Minaret
The Russians reported by Tass that the leaning Minaret of Samarkand was jacked upright after a two month operation. Engineer Emanuel Gandel said the method could be applied to other structures such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa with different construction systems.
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Bennington Banner Rates and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom advertising and the newspaper staff. It provides delivery options and subscription rates for various regions including Vermont within 50 miles and elsewhere in the United States with seasonal serviceman rates.
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Cardinal Cushing Hospital Stay Seen Short in Boston
Cardinal Cushing, 69, entered St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Boston after presiding at a hospital trustees meeting. Officials said his stay will be brief even if surgery is needed, with doctors optimistic and plans not yet finalized. He joked with reporters about Santa Claus and said he expects to be discharged quickly.
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