Burlington plans $1 million state office building
The 1965 Legislature will be asked to approve a $1 million Burlington state office building to house alcoholic rehabilitation, municipal courts, probation and parole, public health nursing, social welfare employees, and the state's attorney. Plans show a three story, 32,400 square foot building. a $10,000 preliminary planning payment was approved in 1963.
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Man hattan murder suicide linked to marital issues
In Manhattan a man and woman were found dead in an apartment with police stating the man, Thomas Mulhall, 55, shot the 54 year old Claire Lisle of Townshend Vermont and then killed himself. Lisle is identified as the woman. Mulhall had been separated since October.
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Integrated Circuits to be sealed in World Fair capsule
Dr John L Sprague of Sprague Electric Co directs inclusion of 22 articles in the Westinghouse time capsule to be buried at the New York World’s Fair site for 5 000 years The Pittsfield scene notes school redistricting opposition and Channel 19 at Mt Greylock back after a five day blackout from a broken electric cable near the summit
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Medicare Plan How It Works Who Pays
President Johnson’s health program for the elderly seems assured this year. If you are 65 by July 1, 1966 and need hospital care, the federal government would pay part of the bill after a one day deductible about $40. It would cover hospital costs up to 60 days plus 30 days of outpatient service and home health care with 240 visits a year. Post hospital extended care up to 60 days begins Jan 1, 1967. Financing comes from a Social Security hospitalization tax starting 0.3 percent rising to 0.45 percent by 1969, with employer matching, on earnings up to $5,600. Those not under Social Security would have the federal government pay the hospital costs. Taxpayers subsidize two million elderly under the plan.
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Bennington Banner telephones and address line
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for newsrooms and advertising at 442-2800 and 442-2684, with business lines and 425 Main Street address. Subscription rates show 3 months 6.30, 1 year 22.50 within Vermont, plus U.S. rates and servicemen special rates.
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New England tourism urged to offset base losses
The New England Council urged boosting tourist advertising to offset military base declines. Vacation Travel Manager John O'Brien cited Florida figures claiming advertising draws 126 dollars for every dollar spent and noted regional tourism surpassing a billion dollars yearly with about 6.5 million visitors. The committee will meet in Boston January 19–20 to craft a broader fund and maintain regional individuality.
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