Milford Shoreliners Receive $1000 Budget Allocation
The Board of Rinapre approved a $1000 allocation to support the Milford Shoreliners Police Cadets Drum and Eagle camps in the B division. Mayor Toe Baldwin notes city funding covers recreation through the police department. The corps relies on fundraisers and private donations, with members entering competitions nationwide. Separately, parcels along Meadowside roads sold for $119,000 to builders, who plan subdivisions and await planning approvals. Home sales, beach parcels, and local transfers are listed, along with pre festival Oyster tickets and early sale discounts to Aug 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Rinapre
Toe Baldwin
Police Department
Bt Young
Meadowside
Andrew Eres
Avon
Robert Hya
Milford
Lewis
John D'Amato
Plovrd
Garced
United Tuminating Company
Bet
Pa Pating Milford
Chamber of Commerce Welcomes New Members
Several new members were welcomed to the Chamber of Commerce, per acting director Robert Gregory. Businesses listed include Theames Machine Company at 8 River Street, Costs Agrata Restaurant at 7 Broadway, Dairy Queen at 31f New Draven Avenue, EPPCO, GEMSCO at 551 Anderson Avenue, Golden Joy Lest Grant at Shopping Center, Pobhles and Groh Realtors at 20 Cherry Street, and Deputy Images at 23 River Street and Vethey at 51 Pond Point Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Gregory
Chantwer
Theyames Machine
Company
River Street
Costs Agrata Restaurant
Broadway
Dairy Queen
New Draven Avenue
EPPCO
Linden
River
Vethey
Pond Point Avenue
Gierk
Margaret Eagan
Ronald Gamtardella
Grarmis Read
Ovayipe
Betts Wil Cox
Oronogue Read
John Gergley, Jr
Wiklund Avenue
Stratford
Kathryn Gould
Soundview Avenue
Andrew Urban
Area Mental Health Board Approves Pact Changes
The Southwest Regional Mental Health board approves amendments to an existing agreement with Southwest Connecticut Health Systems to share federal matching funds and hire staff through the HSA. Both agencies are based at 20 North Main Street and will seek approval from the HRA on Tuesday. The plan covers staff sharing and funding for regional mental health programs across lower Fairfield County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Southwest Regional Mental Health Board
Southwest Connecticut Health Systems Agency
HSA
North Main Street
Wrnlel
Regional Mental Health Board
Breters
Smutst
Department of Health
Esucation and Welfare
Elsie ‘Farman
Elath Beard
Itr
Bath
Fairford
Sterbeck Named Head of Milford United Way Division
Lawrence Sterback Sr was appointed chair of the Government Division for the naval United Way campaign. A Milford resident and former Purchasing Agent, he has engineering background and military service. He holds leadership roles in veterans and manufacturing groups and promises a strong team to boost the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterbeck
United Way
Milford
Robert N. Cocke
Lawrence &. Sterback, Sr
Naval United Way
Sterback
Chicago Insitute of Technology
U.S. Electrical Motors
Avco Lytonyng
Sikorsky Alrcrete
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tinto Council
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Post
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Idustrial Management Club
Public Pury Pk Association of
Connecticut
National Purchasing Association
Cooke
Storback
Ross and Roberts Talks Stymied in Wage Dispute
Ross inc. and Local 837 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America remain at impasse after talks to end a 10 day strike by 225 workers. The union demanded wage increases averaging 43 cents per hour over two years, while the company offered 83, 26, and 26 cent annual raises over a three year contract plus enhanced pension coverage. No further talks are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artd
Walen
Agresd
Air Istrike
Ross Inc
Sirettare
Wiich
John Gagliardi
Walled Robbers Workers of America
Dar Stockholm
Heald
WSO
Heavy Case Load Faces Board of Condemnation
The Board of Condemnation will hear its largest caseload to date with a condemnation hearing set for August 37 and September 1. Secretary D. Mavick Nobili said about 10 cases are listed, with ninety percent of properties severely damaged by recent fires. Fire chief John F. Gleagon presides. hearings at Fire Headquarters involve East Side property owners and demolition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menl Ware
Gonbellet
Shallings Wat
Biz Wobill
Dse
Roperties
Remy
Fire
Jobn F. Gleagon
Hope's Show Tonight Benefits Local Scouts
Hope's second area benefit show tonight in Bridgeport will feature comedian Hope and run two hours. The event raises funds for the Fairfield County Council of the Boy Scouts of America at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in South Dakota, with proceeds supporting local youth programs and facilities along the Little Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won Doard
Nobili
Vvmerican
Steatford
Bridgeport
Tonnighs
Tairfield County
Theodore Roosevelt
Boy Scouts of America
Memorial Park
Nouth
Dakota
Ite
Bridgeport Jai Alai Fronton
Elthim Ranchiwee
Missouri River
Worker Shot At Groton Plant
At General Dynamics Electric Boat Division in Groton a worker was shot in the head while leaving work. Anthony McLoughlin of Waterford was treated and is in satisfactory condition at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. Police later arrested Jean Lewis of New London on a first degree assault charge with a $29,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
UPS
Palice
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
Anthony McLoughlin
Waterford
Katwrence and Memorial Hos
London
Mcfonguin
McLongtyin
Groton City
Ghee Jean Lewis
New London
Easter Point Road
Danbury FOI official backs dismissal of two teachers
A state Freedom of Information Commission official has recommended dismissal of a complaint by two former high school administrators against the Danbury Board of Education. Hearing officer Judith Lahey said facts support the board’s claim the demotion of the two men to training positions was not discussed in executive session. The case, tied to alleged “head-hunting” and contract issues, will be formally addressed at the August 24 commission meeting and widely expected to be endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Freedom of Information Commission
Bally
Ohakeup
Tudith Lahey
Mally
Fom of Information Commissio
Iverd
He Commission 9
Board of Education
Schoal
Linder
Sarasin to Aid GOP Fundraising Effort in Hartford
Republican Congressman Ronald Sarasin will help Connecticut GOP raise money by calling potential contributors from party headquarters. He may also consider a gubernatorial bid next year as the party faces financial strain and a possible closure of its state headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Ronald Saresin
Finsl
Frederick K. Biebel Jr
Sarasin
Biebel
U S Dollar S largely steady versus yen in Tokyo trade
In Tokyo on Wednesday the U S dollar held a steady tone against the Japanese yen closing around 265 975 pai, versus 265 875 the prior day. The session saw opening near 265 45 with intra day swings, total turnover near 31 0 million with forward deals around 10 million. Banks reportedly adjusted dollar balances awaiting higher U S rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Tokyo Foreign Exchange
Marfet
Puesday
Votme
Quebec Se re d from Canada eyed by Maine industrialist
Augusta Maine AP report notes Quebecs possible secession could push companies to move operations to the United States or other Canadian provinces. Industrialist Tord Ailed Robens, director of St Regis Paper and grant chairman of Vickers, Johnson Matthey Ltd, cites market influence and relocation likelihood, with Lord Ovens flagging US-focused firms as most prone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Quebec
Canada
United States
Canadian
Hrketsh
Tord
Robens
St. Regis
Angola Former Portuguese Yosseasion Iq Afuiray Tale
A fragment references Angola and a figure linked to a Hoputation of 5,899,000 tied to a person described as Iq Afuiray. The text is garbled, but suggests a biographical or statistical note about an individual associated with Angola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Yosseasion Iq Afuiray
Bridgeport firm saves $7,000 at Fairfield's expense
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co saved about 7000 by reneging on a joint water main and sewer line project east of Fairfield station that would serve Tomlinson Junior High. Town officials say the deal ended with the town conceding an easement and the water main not being connected for years. BHC offered to continue with the project at the previous price of 1800, court action deemed costlier. Selectman Sullivan called the offer unsatisfactory but accepted to avoid higher legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHC
Fairfield
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Jon
Walter Malisewer
Bridgeport = Bydeauile company
Tomlingon Junior
Nol
Main
StoretHealth Department
Wark
Youn
Noel Newman
Jwho
Rse Fairfelé Sewer Commission
Newman
Siace
Selectman
Thanas J. Callimore
Young Planning Protests Target Officials Homes and Offices
A unaffiliated mayoral candidate and supporters plan to dramatize public service shortcomings by visiting officials homes and offices. He cites housing, schools, and sewage issues, aiming to raise awareness without harassment and to spur action on conditions faced by poorer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Young
Dridgeport
Mandanici
Young
Mr. Young
Fairfield Considers Fair Housing Policy and 5 Member Panels
Fairfield officials discussed a proposed fair housing policy to ensure equal opportunity across town programs. The plan, from the Community Development Advisory Committee, would create two five member panels including a Housing authority rep, a banker, a Realtor, a minority private citizen, and CDAC members. The proposal was tabled for further study in response to a HUD request for progress on fair housing implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palley
Fairfield
Towns Board of Selective
Edyward J. Boman
Bald Cdac
Board of Realtors
Boman
Sho
Department of Housing ‘and Urban Development
Dy Kcling
CAC
Vermont firm eyes Cann on Street as site for restaurant
Kenneth Zarli owner of the vacant 44 Cannon Street building says Carhurs Inc. of Burlington plans a new sandwich shop. The chain with three New York Maine and Vermont locations wants a daytime business focus but is wary of late night hours. Zarili notes two Carnell graduates run the business and expect to offer sandwiches from $1.70 to $5.25. Decision expected midweek with interest also from recording studios and the Post Publishing building history noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yames A. Schemtbare
Vermont
Cannon Street
Kenneth Zari
Carhurs, Inc
Burlington
Bridgeport
Zari
Chrburs, Inc
Carnell Hotel
Nhe Resturant Buspians
Zarius
Te Mui End Shop
Stonette the Post Publishing Company
Zarilli
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Edgefield Avenue
Richard
Nancy Zellner
William K
Judith Healey
Gulf Pond and River
Edge Drive
Stephen
Ana Traus
James
Donna Collins
Baxter Lane
Gioney
Masia
Wilson
Marie Cravett
Sen- Mower Road
Nicholas
Harbara
Carol and
Carol Brouillette
Milford Point
Jose and
Carmen Colon
Chanber
Commerce
Area Mental Health Board
ADGIR
Autuort
Busines Inst
Broad St
Statis
Frank
Kative
Piosep Batten
Sritty Tresh
Bob ‘Silver
Lawrence
Sterrack
Charles Bryant
Jef
Athol
Mess
Alger
EL Cajon
Calif
Ross and Roberts
Board of Condemnation
D. Mavick Nobili
Ithe Based
Hope
Mrtalanga
Mater
Fatanto
Ivac
Japan
Ome Dirms
SWIFT
Beef
Veal
Bridgeport Ave
Port AD
Broad BT
Downtown
Skemeer
Frederick Musante
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