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Proposed Retirement Plan for. State Workers Published
A proposed retirement plan to The proposed plan ant |cover ull state employees was pub-inanced by contributions the lished today by the state personnel|employees and from the state, with
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a division to permit discussion before|employees paying 5 per cent of thelr 5% [the coming session of the state|salaries annually if they wish to legislature, when a pension system participate, State revenue for the
plan, would be raised by & one or
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two mill tax. The plan proposed for Indiana is similar to those now in effect in 22 states, inclhiding Ilin Michigan and Wisconsin. It is proposed that.the plan will become operative on Jan. 1, 1946, and that the normal age for retirement shall be 65 years, with compulsory retirement at 70 if the individual has worked 15 years for the state.
Excluded from participation in the retirement system would be members of the state legislature, elected officials and members of part-time boards. ‘The amount of retirement pay drawn would depend upon the length of service and of an {individual. An individual would have to have at least 15 years of service to qualify for a pensjon and his annual pension could inf no case be more than 75 per cent of his annual income, including maintenance if he gets that, at the time {of his retirement. . | The plan would permit a particlpant who ‘withdrew from state serve fce to get back the amount of money paid in plus 2% per cent
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SEA SCOUTS ASK WHITE RIVER BASE
Local sea scout executives today were to petition the parks board for a lease permitting them to construct & permanent sea scout base on the bank of White river across from the Naval armory. Park Superintendent Paul V. Brown, who said the lease probably would be authorized, said sea scouts would assist the city in patrolling White river and “introducing watersports courtesy.”
interest. Death benefits also would |
Administration vould be by a toF And state persomnel direcar.
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of three state employees named by | as counties, would be ita, wh SERRE) thie governor, one person not in the | participate in the plan upon Pay=| ond a state. service named by the gover-| ment of a pro rata share of ad- SI nek wii
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