Elderly Activists Push Connecticut Aging Plan
Hartford AP reports Charles F Odell, 59, newly named Connecticut commissioner on aging, urges senior activism to press government for services. He cites health care, transportation, recreation, and income security as top issues, and notes state programs should aid independent living and through dial-a-ride minibuses.
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Prisoners Get New Catholic Chaplains in Rhode Island
Providence AP reports a new three member Catholic chaplaincy team was named for the Adult Correctional Institution in Cranston after prior chaplains were ousted over inmates rights. The lineup includes Rev Alfred C Lonardo Sister Mary Grace S A and Charles Andrade. Father Ronald Marstin was dismissed earlier and criticized the decision as a blow to prison reform efforts.
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New Hampshire Network grant blocked over travel and news concerns
Gov. Meldrim Thomson and the Executive Council halted a 3000 dollar grant to the New Hampshire Network, intended for arts programming. Thomson questioned travel by a state consultant and the network’s finances and news content, and asked UNH trustees to investigate.
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