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Survivors’ Tax Break In Works

•TRENTON - A bill recently Introduced in the' Now Jertey Assembly would eliminate state inheritance Uses on money and property left to surviving spouses. The purpose of the bill la to avoid “double taxing” the gains of married couplcis, according to Assemblyman Guy Muziani (R-Cape May ; Cumberland), who introduced the bill. ••A HUSBAND and wife put money aside all their lives and pay tayee along the way. When one dies, it’s not right to tax the surviving spouse again,’' Muziani said. Surrogate Robert Hentges agreed that the present system taxes the surviving spouse twice. Nine states in the nation have no inheritance taxes at all he noted. The bill, has been referred to the Assembly's Revenue and Finance Committee.

REVIEWING PROCEbURES are newly elected members of executive committee of Burdette TomOn Memorial Hospital medical staff. Seated are Mkry Ann Haflin, M.D.-jtecretaty, and Marvin S. Podobilcfc. M.D.. president, and standing. H. Sezer Ko^nar.‘M.D., vice president. ’• • Podolnipk Head Of Staff

COURT HOUSE.The Medical Staff at Burdette Tomlin Meihorial Hospital has elected a new slate of officers. Marvin S. . Podolnick, M.D., Assistant Chief of the Radiology Department, will serve as president .Other officers include iff Sezer Koknar, M.D., Vice president and

with the administration headed by William H.. Waldron III, the nursing ,staff and \all other .allied

professionals-

In addition to the practitioners' duties involving direct patient care, '"he must spend hours updating and completing medical

M.D.. Vice president and records attendmeetlngso'.

president-elect and Mary the medical

Ann Haflin, M.D. iVig on cpmmittefe'tovShifh

secretary-treasurer. Executive. committee members at large are Richard A. Renza. D.O. and Melvin Hankin. M.D. Dr. Podolnick stated that the most important function of a hospital medical staff is to insure the highest quality of patient care through a high level of professional performance nr • the part of all st,6if

members.

THE MEDICAL STAFFn now numbers approximately 100 practitioners and includes duly licensed physicians, dentists, and podiatrists. Through its various committees, the medical staff works closely

Against Tax On Business COiJHT HOUSE - Middle Township Dehiocratic Committee Candidate Charles Leuarter today announced his opposition to a mercantile tax for township businesses. Leusner, who is also Director of Public Relations for the township, said he can not support the concept of a mercantile tax in any way, shape or form. ••P AM OPPOSED to imposing additional restrictions on our local business people, Leusner said. "Our proprietors aVe having a difficult enough time now without having to be burdened with additional operating expenses during a time of economic

recession." *

Leusner added, "I cab appreciate the fact that we want to keep control of growth and protect the taxpayer from unscrupulous business people but taxing all business people to control a few is not my idea of control."

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MODERN medical practice'changes constantly, requiring the medical practitioner to continue hjs

medical education. - throughout his professional ,

career. The medical staff,

in cooperation with the" ,

hospital, provides for continuing medical education courses to its physician • members in an effort to accomplish this objective. The medical staff is. also > in part Vesponsible for. the steps necessary to insure that the hospital remain accredited by the Joint p>mmission on Accreditation of Hospitals*. Burdette Tomlin has been very successful in maintaining accreditation, Which can only be accomplished with the combined efforts of the board of governors, administration and doctors on the staff.

Hospitality. Theme Of Conference

CAEE MAY - “Enjoy N.J. Hospitality" will be the theme for the first annual spring conference sponsored by the New Jersey Travel and Resort Assn. April 28 at Sm-

mithville Inn.

Day-long sessions including nationally prominent speakers from the hospitality industry and travel media have been scheduled. The thrust of the conference will be to underscore the importance of making* tourist# feel welcomed and relaxed with impetus on both executive and employee training. Governor Thomas Kean is scheduled to deliver an address on New Jersey tourism policy. Registration for the all-day conference is available from NJTRA, 800 Meadowview Rd., Cape

May, 08210.