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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1976
Page
7
House Doctor offers practical guidance on garden hoses storage and care with plastic vs rubber hoses, recommended diameters, hose fittings, and preventing kinks. It covers making a protective car bridge, replacing fittings, and using hot water to ease insertion. It also includes brief home repair notes on roofing, siding, attic ventilation, and a tax fact from New York in 1974.
Dr Barth Vander Els leads Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington lab, with two physicians and 25 staff focused on clinical pathology and pathological anatomy. Autopsies have declined. most are to judge care quality. Tissue analysis uses paraffin sections, stains, and a hematology and serology suite with a spectrophotometer. The lab’s workload grows as more tests move to outpatient care and patient access to records increases.
New York based report highlights how salary compression fuels merit raises that expire yearly, pushing firms to tie extra pay to productivity. Executives like Ernest C. Miller and Robert Staub stress valuing people and upgrading HR roles to boost performance. Firms survey reflects caution against broad raises, preferring market or performance linked boosts to avoid top heavy pay structures.
The piece argues Southern Bennington County and similar communities must re evaluate business and inventory taxes to attract new industry. It highlights Manchester authorized tax stabilization talks and Pownal considering a 30 percent add on inventory tax, risking placement in competitive economic development. The Greater Bennington Chamber forms a committee to study tax impacts as vacant industrial land and shells prompt questions about regional standing in national competition.
UPI reports state and local taxes per resident rose over 100 percent in every state except Utah in ten years ending 1964. Utah gained 99 percent, while Virginia showed the largest jump from 174 to 510 dollars, a 193 percent increase.
Lillian E. Hewitt of Petersburg New York daughter of Leyton and Mrs Hewitt has been named to Skidmore College dean's list for the spring term as she prepares to begin her senior year in September pursuing a degree in social services.
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