Retired bank robber warns youth on crime in New York
Frankie Blue-eyes, a former bank robber who quit in 1959 after 17 years in prison, voices concern over today's youth. He criticizes long hair, arson, and drug use, says crime never paid, and urges kids to avoid crime, noting his own regret and a better life ahead.
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Carbon Monoxide Hazard In Winter Driving
Hartford safety note warns carbon monoxide from car exhaust can cause drowsiness disorientation nausea and death if inhaled in heavy traffic. Tips include cross ventilating windows running heater blower at low or off and avoiding prolonged idling in a garage or with car only partially vented to the outside.
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Wackerman Seeks More Welfare Funds
MONTPELIER UP Social Welfare Commissioner John Wackerman said he will ask the 1969 legislature for a 1.33 million supplemental appropriation to cover a projected deficit for fiscal year 1969. He cited increased welfare caseload and factors raising expenditures beyond estimates, with 710,000 for aid to dependent children and 200,000 each for aged blind and disabled, plus reimbursements to towns and welfare act funding shortfalls.
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