Court not liable for employee embezzlement says savings group
Hartford AP report quotes Lawrence K. Green of the Savings and Loan Association of Connecticut arguing courts, not employers, should punish criminals. He rejects a judge’s call for firms to publicly announce embezzlement convictions to deter others, noting word of mouth suffices and detailing a Stamford case where a suspended sentence limited publicity.
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Hartford
Savings Association
Thurs
S. District Court
Jon O. Newman
Stamford
Lawrence K. Green
Savings and Loan Association of Connecticut
Green
Residents Escape Fire At Crestview Nursing Home
A Greenwich Crestview nursing home fire destroyed the building but all residents were evacuated without injuries. Fire began about 6 50 p m and was still burning out of control early Friday. Eight pumpers and three ladder trucks fought the blaze as residents were relocated, some to Greenwich Hospital. Police did not know how many residents lived there.
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Greenwich, Conn
Crestview
Greenwich Hospital
Walk-up Teller Window Opens Inside Bank for Easy Access
A new walk-up teller window is located next to the bank inside to shield customers from weather and provide convenient transactions. Hours run Monday to Wednesday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Lincoln St
Stone St
Elm St
Pearl St
Gag Rule Prompts New Freedom Of Speech Bill
Concord New Hampshire lawmakers react to a governor backed gag rule on state workers as Rep Eugene Daniell introduces a bill to guarantee freedom of speech for all state employees The measure targets state pressure to promote nuclear power and faces Republican support and Democratic opposition in the House Rules Committee.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Eugene Daniell
Daniell
House
Meldrim Thomson
Executive Council
Thomson
Council
Edward Bennett
Connecticut River Valley
Franklin
Pressure device hailed in heart attack therapy
Boston doctor Dr. John S. Banas reports a leg compression device halves deaths in a two year study of 224 patients at 21 centers. The envelope like apparatus uses a water filled bladder synced with the heartbeat to push blood flow, with 7 percent mortality versus 15 percent under standard care. Further research planned to combine with drug therapy.
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Boston
John S. Banas
Tufts-New Englan Medical Center
American Journal of Cardiology
Banas
New England Medical Center Hospital
Salmon to announce bid for U S Senate in Vermont
Gov. Thomas Salmon of Vermont was set to reveal his plan to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate at a 9 a.m. news conference in the State House. The 43-year-old official had earlier hinted at either a third gubernatorial term or a Senate run, with Stafford expected to seek reelection.
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Montpelier
Thomas P. Salmon
U.S. Senate
Rutland Herald
The
Herald
Salmon
State House
Senate
Robert T. Stafford
Stafford
Scott
Skinner
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Bellows Falls
Vermont
House of Representatives
Pigs To Be Destroyed In New Hog Cholera Outbreak
Rhode Island and Massachusetts face a third hog cholera case as about 200 pigs in Westport Mass. are to be humane ly destroyed. The USDA task force reports outbreaks in Tiverton Rhode Island and North Dartmouth Mass. with shipments restricted while 94 of 180 swine herds are inspected.
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Portsmouth, R.I
Agriculture Department
Rhode Island
Kathy Ellis
USDA
Westport
Mass
North Dartmouth
Tiverton
R.I
She Sai
Miss Ellis
Bristol
Norfolk
Plymouth
Massachusetts
North
Dartmouth
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Seabrook
Eabrook
Townsteel
Hugh Gallen
Knights OF Columbus
Luke E. Hart
Hall Pool Street
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Desco Parts & Repair
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