Gallucci seeks U S state probe on Bridgeport pupil safety
Bridgeport civil rights leader Ben Gallucci urges federal and state investigations into safety in city public schools citing assaults threats and extortions at the three high schools. He calls for guards as an emergency measure while disputing school board handling and Mayor Zinner comments.
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Civil Rights League
Panuzio
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Central High School
Hooever
New PC Subsidy May Improve the Service
Penn Central and Amtrak reached a new subsidy agreement retroactive to July 1, 1973. The deal raises annual payments to Penn Central to 134.5 million dollars and includes incentives for better on time performance plus penalties for delays. Court approval required. a hearing is set for April 19.
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National Railroad Passenger Corp
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Bailey's Son Wins Colchester Town Chairman Post
Colchester Connecticut John Bailey Jr son of state Democratic chairman was elected town committee chairman amid a party reorganization. The committee endorsed Ella T Grasso for governor. The note adds James Madison as last surviving signer of the Constitution.
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Connecticut
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Man Arrested in Stratford Burglary Case
Stratford police yesterday charged Mark Wheeler 23 with burglary in the second Circuit Court warrant. Wheeler is held on 2000 dollar bond after allegedly stealing 4680 dollars worth of clothing from Susan Terry Inc and a 30 dollar radio from Mrs. Bennie McIntosh. Det. Michael McFadden led the investigation. arrests of others are anticipated.
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Mark Wheeler
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Correctional Center
Burglars Hit Three Homes and a Printing Office
Bridgeport detectives investigated three breaks last night. Thieves stole jewelry cash and household items from Antoinette DeLuca at 141 French Street and from Robert Campfield at 229 Bunnell Street. Remar Printing at 490 Noble Avenue was entered by force. an inventory will determine what is missing. Detectives Coleman McDonough and William Walker led the inquiry.
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Antoinette DeLuca
French Street
Robert Campfield
Bunnell Street
Remar Printing Company
Noble Avenue
Coleman McDonough
William Walker
Westport adds five officers to police force
Five new patrolmen sworn in raise Westport Police to 60, including two former Weston constables. Named are David Heinmiller and Richard A Honorwski, plus Robert B Shat, Robert Merritt, and Jeremiah J Shannon. Oath given by First Selectman Jacqueline P Heneage after eligibility list exams.
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Brier
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Wayne ‘Street
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Robert B. Shat
Springfield College
Norwalk’ Community College
Merritt
University of Bridgeport
Shannon
Central Connecticut State College
Norwalk Community College
First
William Stefan
State Personnel Board
Brooklawn Board Debate on Minority Representation
Brooklawn Avenue residents clash over whether the City Review board should include minority representation. The Democratic-leaning members defend the charter as lacking minority requirements, while Mayor Panuzio notes past Democratic members and argues no charter rule requires representation. A traffic study for Brooklawn congestion is welcomed but impeded by GOP-aligned aldermen.
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Apportionment
Leo J. Redgate
Agnes Giannini
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GOP
Mildred Giannini
Brooklawn Avenue
Farrell
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Philadelphia youth named U S Boy of the Year
George Clark of Philadelphia was chosen Boy of the Year by the Boys Clubs of America from ten regional winners representing 1100 clubs and over a million members. He earns a 4000 college scholarship as part of 8500 in annual Readers Digest Foundation scholarships.
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Readers Digest Foundation
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Boys’Club of
Nashua
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Fairfield Finance Board Delays Center and Land Purchases
The Fairfield Finance Board postponed action on a 2000 appropriation for preliminary studies of a Tunxis Hill community and recreation center. A 115000 request to buy 10.1 acres on Morehouse Highway was tabled, as was 7000 for a crematory incinerator at the town canine shelter.
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Morehouse Highway
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Town Plan and Zoning Commission
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One Rod
Board of Selectmens
Louis R. Brodersen
Community and Recreation Center
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Brodersen
Fairfield Pta Council
Betty Oderwald
Fairmount Terrace
PTA Council
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Oderwald
Jets land Barzilauskas on $650,000 deal to deter WFL bid
New York Jets secured 6-foot-265 defensive tackle Carl Barzilauskas on a three year contract worth about $650,000, outbidding the New York Stars of the World Football League. Jets coach Charlie Winner calls it a positive day for the franchise as they retain their top draft pick over the rival league. Barzilauskas chose the NFL over the WFL despite a substantial Stars offer for a shorter term. The move follows the Jets losing defensive tackle John Elliott to the Stars last month.
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New York Jets
Ine Namath
Carl Barzilauskas
New York World Football League
Barzilauskas
Jets
New York Daily News
Francis’ Peay
Indiana
Charlie Winner
Winner
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Stars
Howard Slusher
NFL
the Stars
Boston
John Elliott
Elliott
The
Honeybee Eyes Count and Structure Described
The article explains honeybees have five eyes, three small ones arranged in a triangle on the head and a large compound eye on each side. It details how the eyes contribute to navigation and vision.
Jaworski May Subpoena More White House Data
Washington AP A spokesman for Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said the White House has not yet complied with many material requests in Watergate related probes and new subpoenas may be issued. The office says the March 15 items and other materials remain sought for several investigations beyond Watergate.
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Leon Jaworski
White House
Watergate Special Prosecution Forces
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