SEA Rejects Stratford School Pact in arbitration notes
The SEA and Stratford School discuss calendar adaption and salary scales. The board rejected four SEA points including extended leave and release time while offering medical and wife insurance with continued salaries and cost of living adjustments. Edwin Cox cites arbitration outcomes. SEA president Silk unavailable for comment.
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Asa
Suimer
SEA
Edwin Cox
TS. i
Senate approves jobless area disaster aid measure
The Senate passed a plan to grant relief to regions hit by severe unemployment from loss of key industries. The bill would authorize federal aid via the president and governor, including housing, rent support for up to a year, food stamps, and incentives for businesses. Critics say the bill lacks cost estimates and could expand government programs without clear funding.
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Suidanen Lb
Buckley
New York
Fo Vale
Judy Sharman Cooper
Ulue
del’ Lee
OSHA Official Named Regional Safety Administrator
Donald F. May Kanzie of Braintree appointed regional safety administrator for the U S Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration Region 1 based in Renney Pectoral building. The post covers New England states and overseen safety and health actions under the act that took effect in April, with a nationwide budget impacting millions of workers and workplaces.
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Boston
Donald F. May
Kanzie
Braintree
Tha We
Department of Labor
Law Occupation Safety and Tradih Administration
ORHA
Daha
Renney Pectoral
Dire
Masitengle
New England
Campaign Cost Limits Pass 88-2 in Senate
Senate approves campaign cost limits by a wide margin, detailing spending caps for presidential campaigns, primaries, and general elections. The measure references Nixon Agnew and Humphrey campaigns, broadcasting costs, and independent groups shaping spending.
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Senate
George C. Wallace
Tha¢Amtadio Mod TV
I Thantat
Mamapshire
Padia
Mulversiging
Chir Humphrey
Americar Independent Paritisiig
House Adjourns Amid Tax Debates and Deficit Talks
Amid heated exchanges the House adjourned to Tuesday after clashing over tax bills and a plan to address a $10 million annual deficit. Governor Meskill’s budget proposals and Senate leaders faced opposition as lawmakers weighed income tax versus a referendum and shifts in sales and dividend taxes.
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Lalek Asi
Tors
Hey
Aloe Thos
Pearson
Eoolution
Staley
Sumate
Finance Committee
Meskill
Senate
Ised
Charles ‘T. Alfann
Alfano
J. Edward Coltwell
Taxpayers Rally Outside Capitol Condemns Income Tax Proposals
A Thursday noon gathering near the Connecticut State Capitol drew about 150 angry taxpayers. Organized by the Taxpayers Association of Connecticut, speakers including E. Steve Pracroft Jr. criticized current tax plans and urged spending cuts, while Governor Meskitt rejected any “play acting” on tax reform and called for responsible action.
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Urea
General Assembly
Meskitt
Hartford
State Capitol
Ipaydeulay
Al 1
Connecticut
E. Steve Pracroft Jranchester
Uta Emall
Pearl
Panusio Seeks GOP Mayoral Nomination in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Republicans name Bruno Baeka Panusio as a mayoral candidate and list other hopefuls. State Rep Hicholon A Pas uni and Rep Grom appear among supporters while Gorge W Gas and Max Prawwirth also seek the nomination. Historical notes mention Panusio as 198? nominee and past mayoral runs by Gani and Frauvirt h.
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Robernee Bruny
Bridgeport
Hicholon A. Pas Uni
Grom
Hin House
Bone
Panadio
Rarly
GOP
Gorge W. Gas
Max Prawwirth
Riune
Mugor Inail
Panueda
Me. Gani
Frauvirth
Mixed signals as wholesale prices rise in July report
The July wholesale price index shows a 1.0 percent rise overall, with a 3.3 percent year over year increase. Analysts note inflation pressures remain despite some opposition in Congress to tougher action, while unemployment stays high and trading costs climb.
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Congress
White House
William. Proxmire
D-Wrs
Senate House
Ziegler
Auly
Narker
AFL-CIO Declines to Back Boycott Over Heublein Beefed Up Row
A state and local AFL-CIO bodies consider supporting Chavez’s boycott of Heublein products amid labor talks. Meany urged stopping current support while Chavez pressed for formal AFL-CIO backing, citing past bargaining with Heublein and ties to farm workers organizing. The dispute involves California grape growers and labor contracts with unions, contrasting with Heublein’s diversified holdings in foods and other products.
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Eublein Inc
Ay Chaves’ Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Aplcio
Meany
Seyne
State
Neal Councils
Baventt' At Chayvex
Che
Howesy
Chavay
Afi-Cio
Operative Council
Chavez
Heublein
Hartford
Chaves
Get
Fameeducers
Letlar
Manblein
Fay
Afl-Cio
Wiens
California
Loltuet
Cnntraets
Temnders
Jai Olher Fettuge
Techinlern
Mir Nm
Chir
Ofhem
Cnn Valtlnn
Teamsters
Unig
Apl-Ch
Ing Neen
AFL
James R. Volfa
Samsters
Ida
Beachside Neighbors File Complaints in Fairfield Meeting
Fairfield residents from Beachside voiced complaints at a town meeting led by First Selectman John Sullivan over noise and disturbances near Beachside businesses. Neighbors urged enforcement of parking rules, more police presence, and a zoning petition to convert Beachside from Business One to Residence A amid alleged drag racing, loud music, late-night noise, and vandalism claims.
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Helen Tankoski
AM Pinfield
Fairfield
First
Mr. Sullivan
Thomas Mei! Laskey
Birch Road
Fairfeld
Robert Mewlon
Relgard
Nulsanoes
Papfield Road
Qiaum
Becaus
Neselont
Lillie
Pole
Newsom Sughasts
Cale
Polic
Wiese
Athens
Atlan
Sullivan
Wabil
Will Yue
Helghborhood
Gary McWay
Wastmeas
Jonve
Josing
Tina Bo
Cers An
Seine
Wrough
San Smith
Penfield
Jarney
Illle
Atinwald
Campatinie
Amy Mnder
Clur
Politivian
Ivan
Paul
Puzzle of Fooling and Foul Lines in Local Notes
Local column analyzes crossword style clues and wordplay with samples like FOOLING, POSE, LOSE, and SHOCKING. It discusses interpretation challenges, misdirection, and the impact of wording on puzzle answers, including references to FOUL INGS and terms tied to behavior and sports framing.
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Ower
Jong Sihotth
Police report on breaks and thefts in town
Reports from Joseph Wilah and John Kosa list breaks at Fairview avenues and Coleman Street with several residents named. Ed Timan is cited in a separate note and a swimming boot incident is mentioned alongside a water department estimate of 250,000 gallons. The text is fragmented but indicates local crime and utility concerns.
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Jin Ueeeks
Mmellee Gortoning Atteriont
Savanip
Joseph Wilah
Fairview Avenue
Caph
Mra
John Kosa
Anon
Marguerite Mulford
Coleman Scegal
Fnale
Homer
Mie
Edward Timan
Wilmot Avenue
AB Estiber Platal
Tornsy
State Folkajirom
Wall of Cilna and Navajo lands claim sparked regional dispute
A fragmented account describes a proposed fortification called the Wall of Cilna and its impact on Navajo Indians and surrounding provinces. The text references territorial possession, springs at Pagosa Springs, and local unrest linked to a long disputed border area.
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Ehlaw
Meiheen
Pagosa Springa
Thesazn
Clu
Rem Arms Contradicts Gamm on Phaseout Here
Remington Arms disputes Gamm over a phaseout here as plant layoffs and production cuts ripple through the Arkumpas facility amid U.S. containment in Vietnam. About 2,000 workers at the Baraum Avenue plant remain employed producing sporting items and ammunition for skeet shooting and marksmanship.
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Shell
Remington Arne
Arkumpas
Remington Arms
Yisisdapel Wuld
Siney
Sonyay
Nash
Navonttor
United States
Teen Bandit Foiled After Bakery Robbery Attempt
An apparent teen bandit described as a slim Black youth, about 19 or 20, entered Berkshire Bakery on Berkshire Avenue at 4:44 pm and demanded money from the register. He fled with about $105 after a clerk declined to donate. a separate attempted hold up at Crown Grocery Palisade Avenue ended when the proprietor chased him out. Detectives say the bakery and grocery suspects used a late model car matching, and the same individual claimed to be a CYO solicitor seeking donations. The suspect wore tan clothing and a short Afro, and witnesses reported seeing him flee in a car matching the bakery’s description.
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Rusniloradiing
Ion
East Side
CYD
Skiiny
Aoldiin
Anid
Nyos Aldermanic Primary Candidates to Be Named Saturday
The group plans to announce candidates for aldermanic seats in the 15th district at Add fm on Alba Avenue. Local committee members Edgar F. Harrison and David Valen, among others, will preside and discuss nominations.
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Tye Borth
Bad Glick
Fir Aldaemm
Fr Add Fm
Al 128
Alba
Tio Monin
Richard Les
Coslavin
Lee
Lestrict
Gavlioy
Postal Worker Held Cops on Drug Raid Findings
A postal employee was named in a drug raid that recovered more than $5,000 in Social Security checks. A 72 year old man was beaten and robbed near Father Panik village. Police recovered heroin and 50 Social Security checks totaling 5,606 dollars on Jack Sonthay during a search with Special Services and Father Panik village officers.
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Newarenties
Nava
Stalin Souinil
Mr. Police Anods
Wisdanins Jayson
Mrange Strert
Stratford
Joseph Letebere
Moore
Ueu
Marina Village
Eedeval Muilharitias
Jules Zi Sol
Wilhue Harrett
Wilbur Ravi Suit
Jack
Mhesnigh Boe
Fatier Panik
Aeraze
Jack Sonthay
Police Special Services Divising
Panik
Project Police
Ribicoff Urges Trade Ties With Soviet and China
Senator Ribicoff urges a broadening of U S trade through a proposedEast west trade exchange bill to send Americans abroad for study missions in the Soviet Union and China. He argues such programs would expand commercial ties, create jobs, and improve understanding of trading partners amid U S surplus concerns with communist nations. He also notes limited American presence in Eastern Europe and China and cites improved U S relations with China as a reason to pursue broader mainland trade knowledge.
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Ruibbott
Citea
Ribivolf
Senate Finance
Romania
Hungary
America
NATO
Ribicort
Ribicoff
People's Republc
China
Alnin
Italian Center drive aims to raise 740000 by October
Frank Aditaai, chair of the TCC Forum club drive, reports pledges of 310000 and plans to coast through the summer toward a 740000 goal for a new family center at 4000 Park Avenue. Each committee member has volunteered toward the project.
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Arenue Jalan
Cofenuity Center
Frank Aditaai
TCC Forum Club
Park Avenue
Adiani Anade
Mill River Country
Stratford
Fairfield area students enter Trinity College in September
Fairfield county residents named include Siibairnie G. Brown son of Mr y and Mrs Franklyn W Morris of Bidg Apr 14 205 Marina village among class of 1875 entrants. Other listed locals: R Christopher Adams 8 Walker Mil vard. Bourne Lanterns Hill Easton. Gary H Zaronski 9 Crescent One Shelton. Donna Malin 82 Nepas Petar A Grape 1100 Brookside cynt Mathews 30 Richard 1 wach TiMaun Southworth 37 Sheemtan. W Charles Tomlinson Brookfield Center Gwen Parry Cos Cob Susan Crimmins Rudy Montegins Wendy Wheel Darien. Tim Tuminale Agustin Ede Greenwich Sonia elder Carol Varsin Consistance B Reeves New Canaan James Lory Taunton Lakes Paul Leather Foxtun Newtown. Stephen Nothin 9 Cock Wood Newtown Barbara Melver 20 Scribner Avon Newwalky Arthur Girwolf Robert Crabill Roy A Grimm Riverside Elisabeth Guerlan Redding Peter Gorick Wilton seven Stamford residents Kevin Beker Sheila Bureton Howard Goldstein Holly Laur enl Jeffrey McMhishe N oil Peter Luria Edward Reed.
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Siibairnie G. Brown
Mry
Franklyn W. Morris
Bidg
Marina Village
Fairfield
Siter Tinty College
Martford
R. Christopher Adams
Walker Street
Mil‘ard
Ilichide Day
Bourne
Lanterns Hill Road
Easton
Gary HB. Zaronski
Crescent One
Shelton
Suirfield
Donna Malin
Nepas Road
Petar A. Grape
Brookside Drive
Cynt Mathews
Richard 1
Wach
TiMaun Southworth
Sheemtan Street
W. Charles Tomlinson
Brookfield Center
Gwen Parry
Cos Cob
Susan H. Crimmins
Cavey G. Maler
Rudolph Montegins
Wendy R. Wheel
Newwalky
Arthur Girwolf
Robert F. Crabill
Royson A. Grimm
Riverside
Elisabeth M. Guer
Lan
Mace Redding
Peter Yi Gorick
Thayer Pondread
Wilton
Stamford
Kevin ©. Beker
Sheila
F. Bureton
Howard Goldstein
Holly G. Laurenl
Jeffrey McMhishenaoil
Peter D. Luria
Edward S. Reed
Policy Raid Nets Newsroom Man Arrested Over Gambling Tips
LeRoy Campfront, 41, owner of LeRoy's Newsroom at 188 Wallard Avenue, was arrested after detectives alleging a policy play and interference with a search seized gambling slips. Campfield is held on $4,000 bond following his surrender to authorities after a warrant was executed.
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Sorta Sorver
Polical
LeRoy Campfront
LeRoy's
Ivallard Avene
Linker Inc
Prilley
Campfield
Tha Arte Irons
Hiviwell Street
Yaa
Sat
Wilbur Aare
Gampfield
Wut Kamaert
House Approves Outlays Above Nixon Requests
The House passed a bill totaling 20.8 billion dollars for Labor and Health Education and Welfare, aiming to match President Nixon's request while the Senate trimmed several programs. Funding cuts hit hospital improvements, tuberculosis, sickle cell treatment, lead poisoning prevention, and regional medical efforts, with overall increases over last year but below Nixon’s full request.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Hilton
Indy
Hind
Dow
Aso
Yomani
Hema
Moon Beacon: Importance of fixed lunar image in nightly vigil
The passage describes maintaining a steady lunar image during an evening vigil. It emphasizes keeping the Moon’s appearance constant as part of a ritual or observation. No additional context or clear action is provided beyond the focus on the Moon’s fixed portrayal.
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