Schedule delays in New York City teachers strike
Political blame game heightens tension as Governor Rockefeller and Senator Wagner spar over who caused the deadlock in teachers salary negotiations. The 1960 strike action history contrasts with a current push for higher pay, housing provisions, and a $53 million two year demand, while the city faces a $2.7 billion budget featuring a $725 million Board of Education allocation.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Thart
Rockefeller
Akery
New York City
Federation
Ser
Board of Education
Oscar Night Chaos and Wins Spark Mixed Reactions
Loren and Schell win top Oscars while Berman crashes the ceremony and is escorted out. Pickets from Hollywood Rate Relations protest portrayals of Negroes, drawing NAACP comment. West Side Story leads in awards with Ben Hur and Judgment at Nuremberg specifics noted. Hope hosts a long, uneven telecast flagged by critics.
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Hollywood Rate Relations Bureau
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Schell
Miss Laren
Laugshers
Abby Mann
Nuremberg
Shnoin
Ingmar Bergman
Witliamage
Playwrigh
Berman
ABC
Hope
Shaw
Watt
Fishers
Hollywood
George
Stutt
Lie Taylor
Bing
Beziman
Redding Set to Use Paper Ballots in City Primary
Redding Democratic Registrar John Modroch announced paper ballots will be used in the town’s primary for 43 candidates seeking 32 lawn committee seats. Machines were deemed inadequate, with plans to borrow or rent voting machines from Fairfield discussed but not pursued after state guidance.
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John Modroch
Midet
Fairfield
Modroch
Secretary of State
Lodge pressured by GOP to defer Greenwich speech
Westport political scene focuses on William Cousins and GOP leaders as they press Lodge to forgo a scheduled Greenwich speaking engagement. The move aims to give journalists more questions and address concerns among supporters about fairness for other candidates.
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Anna-Mae Swyltnski
Etote
Bette Ranson
Janes Mutrie
New Haven Register
Sherman London
Herman Ange
Meriden Rueord
Boy of Year Honored By Middle Street Club
Robert Murphy, a 16 year old Central High junior and nine year member of the Middle Street Boys Club, was named Boy of the Year at the club's annual awards banquet held during National Boys' Club Week. Harry Carter was top activity winner. over 100 attendees heard Norman Hewitt praise Murphy's hours of service. Various clubs held related events with Frank Carroll and others competing in oratorical contests and sports activities.
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Vernon Murphy
Main Street
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Benjamin BD. Steiber
Joseph Kubar
Woksun
Middle Street Boys’ Club
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Central High School
Norman Hewitt
Hewitt
Nanquet
Threlty
North End
Prank Carroll
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Young Murphy
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Donde
Bays’ Alph
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Old Timers Association
Margaret Faulkner
J Herbert T. Kart
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Bes
Walliam Carroll
Benjamin Rosenbluss
Princess of Central High School
Fred. Tanne
Balrfield
University
Joseph Potter
Frank
Carra
David Taddin
Hest
Tinners
Charles Kelly
Be A
Law Firm Lands Stratford Appointment In Disputed Term
A Stratford meeting saw praise for a former town attorney while questions arose about a breach of duty and payment. The law firm was tapped for the Stratford job amid controversy over representation without formal tawny oversight and the council’s past four years of collaboration.
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Weeven
Cotmcil
Sim
Kennedy Tosses Out First Ball in Senators Win
President Kennedy attended an opening game where the Senators defeated the Tigers 4-1. Jim Piersall, the center fielder, entertained with a playful exchange and a spectacular catch as the crowd cheered despite weekend rain.
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Willie Tashy
Tashy
Tasc
Frank
Jim Pirsall
Kucyna
Walt
Piersall
Kutyna
Poliical Coleagues
Piersail
Norm Cash
Income rise listed by circuit court
Hartfortl April AP reports the circuit court income for the first quarter of 1982 at 704, showing a 261,486 increase from the prior year. Judge Jay B Tubman notes receipts from fines, fees and forfeitures contributed to the rise as cases move through the new court. January-March 1982 tallies include 867,614 from motor vehicle cases, 107,358 from criminal cases, and 51,000 from other categories.
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Hartforl
Gti
Jay B Tubinan
Fatal Shootings Near Bostwick Avenue House
A man named Colon fired at Hernandez during a quarrel over the Cruz girl. The girl, Matilda Graz, died from five bullet wounds after being struck in the head and chest. Witnesses dispute details. some say the shooting occurred inside a hallway, others outside near the roadway. The suspected shooter was booked on murder charges and remains in custody as autopsy results and police statements are reviewed.
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Nelida
Colon
Faarigi
Cruz
Eee Cry Hospital
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Bostwick Avenue
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Endo
Pabuizi
Hernandez
Fairfield Democrats Endorse Delegates For Four Conventions
The Fairfield Town Democratic committee endorsed delegates for four conventions at Fairfield Woods School. Norman Hewitt was backed for state senate, with other nominees including William Benton and John Sullivan. Several candidates were defeated or withdrew, while many endorsed for state, county, and congressional slots.
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Fairfield Democratic Towns Committee
Fairfield Woods School
Norman Hewitt
Albert A. Garofalo
State Central Comstiiittes
Andrew Daniels
Jack Nowite
Daniels
Garofala
State Central
Plc. Daniels
Nowitz
William Benton
U.S
Benton
John J. Sullivan
Relph Garofalo
Selectman
Laurence McQuade
Congressional
Antoinette DeMarting
Mildred Mitchell
Jacob Mellitz
H. Metford Runyon
Richard Murphy
Julius Halas
Merry A. Rowe
Helen Brown
Mary Katona
Warren Cave
Jack Gropi
Francis Rooney
Peter Januska
Stephen Zsampar
William McGrath
Joseph Burlinson
Walton Gleacher
Yanks Return Home From Cuba After Shipwreck
Seven Americans from Washington returning from a reef diving voyage were rescued after their boat broke up off the coast of Cuba and landed near a resort area. They were questioned by FSI agents in Miami and planned a news conference at Pampano Beach. Cuban authorities treated them politely and paid a hotel bill, with the Swiss embassy assisting briefly.
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Jell Pompano Head
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Fla
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D.C
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Joe Campbell
Washington, D.C
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Fallon
Ocean City
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Revardyn
N.Y
Johm Storey
Bridgeport
Conn
Fred Dickson Jr
Not
Music Maid Wins Lincoln Downs Allowance Race
Music Maid rolled to victory in a muddy Lincoln Downs allowance race over five furlongs in 4 01. Grand Duke ran second in a field of seven, with Viola Linthl third. The six-year-old daughter of Mr. Music earned 200 dollars and a $3.50 payoff. Natural Error and Spy Story combined for a double payoff of 100 dollars and 20 cents.
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Lincoln
R. I
Music Maid
Opportunities for Men who Build Peace Corps Appeal
Civil engineers heavy equipment operators and carpenters are invited to join the Peace Corps. Your skills can help new nations build roads bridges houses and cities for a better future. Write for information today.
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Peace Corps
Air Force launches fifth secret satellite rocket
At Point Arguello California AP reports the Air Force launched its fifth secret satellite rocket an Atlas Agena B combo used for Midas and sky spy missions. A spokesman said the launch was successful but would not disclose whether the second stage orbited. The mission carried secret cameras and detectors to sample radiation and test high altitude instruments while withholding performance details.
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Iketha
Somos
Midas
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Thor Lodsier
Jorket
U S British Satellite To Be Launched Today
The first international satellite by the United States and Great Britain is ready for launch at Cape Canaveral with 80 United Nations Outer Space committee members including two Russian delegates. Delegates travel from New York to view launch facilities and receive briefings at the Mercury control center and Saturn pad. The Anglo American satellite is a compact two inch cylinder with solar panels and antennas, with US providing power, tracking and radio gear and Britain supplying six scientific experiments.
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United States
Great Britain
United Nations Outer Space Committee
Patrick Air Force Base
New York
Cape Canaveral
Missile Test Center
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Project Mercury
Saturn
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Diac
Stratford Council Approves Spray Program for Woodlands
Stratford officials voted $3,000 to spray over 3,000 acres of diseased woodland in the northern tan area infested with gypsy moths. Richy E. Blake said 685 acres north of the Merritt Parkway require immediate action. a state- funded aerial spraying plan would cost about 10 cents per acre, with spraying set for early May.
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Bhraford
Puablic
Richyard E. Blake
Merritt Parkway
Tyee
Fred Kelly
State Agriculture Department
Blake
Connellman
Arthur Deilenbas
Wilhem O'leary
Bridgeport
George Gunther
Toren Council
Aspinwall
Axiles Seek Ransom Talks With Castro Over Prisoner Fees
The Cuban exile group sent a message to Castro offering to negotiate and requesting a personal audience. A four member committee was named to press talks while Havana announced sentencing for 179 prisoners to up to 30 years, with head prices up to 500,000 for leaders. Washington noted concern but denied government direction to the exile group.
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Castro
Havana
Washington
State Department
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White
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