Milford Police Uniondenies Neely incident claims
Milford union rebutted reports tying Patrolman Neely to a July 4 party misconduct. It asserted none of the officers face charges yet and stressed the commission planned a hearing while administration and officials withheld comment.
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Neely
Adiisimatta
Milford
Milford Po
Bridgeport ‘Telegram and Post
Belice
Hillside Avenue
Inf
Majid Aloye
Iention Thack
Board of Polce Commissiones
Taly Taint
Tia Neely
Wave
Thea
Police Commission
Administrarion Wave
Milford mass transit demo at Oyster Festival Aug 20
Roving mini buses will shuttle festival attendees in Milford on August 20 as part of an oyster festival mass transit demonstration. Sponsored by the Downtown Task Force of Milford Progress, the event surveys attitudes toward transit and considers a Milford transit authority.
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Westport
Leadsport
Milford Progess, Inc
Ransit
Michael Breen
Audrey
Pulchies
Taskford Employes Association
Joter
Eisenhower Park
Ave
Richard
Baimes
Housalanic Drive
Devon
Ead
Phino Weel
William Holster
Mtni Uiate
Patricia Hofmeister
Woman's Club
Richard Gown
Aslele — Pendietory
Theodore Tweedie
Geopee "Boot Gunther
ReSteatford
Winthropmit
Acing Lee Kotin
Revere
Umplayges Unit Plans Picnic on Aug 27
Milford Woman's Republican Club sponsors a Meet the Candidates Picnic and Auction. The event includes a lunch with liver and bacon, ham burgers, hot dogs, potato salad, watermelon and cold drinks. Admissions proceed to club activities.
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Milford Woman's Repub
Milford Grants to Fight Juvenile Crime Across Nine Communities
The United Way of Greater New Haven and another agency in New England won a 409,000 grant to fight juvenile delinquency in nine communities including Meriden, Milford, and Ansonia. Planning director Gloria Smaid said the funds will back program development across 35 agencies including New Haven and Hamden, focusing on youth education and employment. A regional board chaired by Flemish Nor Ol will oversee the grants and implementation.
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New Haven
United Way of Greater
News Haven
New England
Meriden
Milford
Ansonia
United Way
Gloria Smaaid
Fedtray
East Haven
West Haven
Ham
Derby
Fallingford
Meritsen
Spalit
Feeazing
Department of Justice
Ance
AnopJinners
Nor‘Ol
GE Tre Center
Will Qwetine
Arrests At Stamford Firm Sweep Up 23 Aliens
Federal immigration agents arrested 23 legal aliens at a Stamford plastics company following a tip. Most suspects, described as undocumented visitors, lived in New York state and commuted to Stamford for work. Several hailed from South America and had overstayed their visas.
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Stamford
Securicy
Federal
Frida
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ineal Dlastics Company
New York
South America
Doctor Prefers Balloon Racing To Ragweed Fight
An allergist, Dr Norman Cot, chooses ballooning over ragweed duty as 230 pilots vie for a National Hot Air Balloon Championship. The event features navigational tasks, balloon flight, and spot landings, with contestants earning points toward the crown amid long careers and evolving ballooning lore.
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Doctor
Insianola
Lowa
Norman K. Cot
Wien
Colin
Louisville
Oitew
Conn
Coby
Husf
Another Runner Joins Race For Shelton Probate Judge
Thomas Henry Helton reports William Willinger, a Board of Education member and local lawyer, filed petitions to enter the Shelton probate judge primary on September 18. Walter Frosh and Maurice Martin also seek the Democratic endorsement, with petitions due next Friday. Willinger leads in early endorsements and aims to force the contest after a late decision change.
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Thomas Henry Helton
Charles Wilinger
Board of Education
Shelton
Willinger Young
Walter Frosh
vaNot
Maurice Martin
Figlish
Ius
Willingee
Ralph DeGruttala
Sehonf
Fenlsi
Marlin
Curraty
Snown
Francis X. Kelley
Redding Survey Shows Housing Debate Amid Stability Wish
Redding townspeople prefer keeping the town as it is while a sizable portion support housing for the elderly. A preliminary survey of 1,739 forms from 2,977 mailed found 82 percent favored some elderly housing discussion, with broad opposition to condominiums and cluster developments and support for flexible housing for young families and town workers. A floating zoning concept to regulate future multiunit housing was approved for drafting as a locality wide design standard.
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RY W.ulverfelman
Redding
Tones
Teel
Donald MacKenzie
TPA Associates
Lloyd's Planning Consultants
Ghest
Mey Jones
Edward Collins
Bisnning Commission
Prinners
Lown
William Hayney
Yawn
Roners
James Driscoll
Bainey
Barney
Space Shuttle Flies Super-Slick Maiden Flight
AP report from Edwards Air Force Base details the Space Shuttle's first flight from a carrier Boeing 747 test craft. Two astronauts rode a glide test lasting under an hour with human praise, NASA officials confirming a safe return without loss of control.
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Edwards Air Force
Sase
Calif
Aise
Stralt
Attar
Bethel Student Collects Police Car Photos Across States
Ralph Deluca, Moravian College student, has over 100 photos in scrapbooks of police cars from Connecticut to Bermuda. He began the hobby on a Long Island camping trip with Scouts and notes many small towns copy big city markings. Deluca values police cooperation and has only one run-in with law enforcement after a patrolman reminded him of permissions. He plans to become a police officer and pursue graduate studies.
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Bethel
Ralph Deeluca
Neluca
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Deluca
Long Island
Delura
Howevis
Philadelphia
See
Dassing
de. Wea
Meyt
Dem
Plane Crash May Take Up to Eight Weeks For Findings
Westport AP reports an NTSB official said the investigation into the Beagle aircraft crash that killed all aboard from New York state may take up to eight weeks. The British made plane struck trees and crashed into a swampy pond around 5 p.m. Thursday. officials released limited details as teams work at the scene.
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Westport
Averpalig
New ‘Yorke State
Tntdl
P.m
Miursday
Daid
Vernon Taylor
Noel Hanal
Tanaportation Safety, Board
NTSB
New York
Ai Ntsb
Washington
Westport Pollet
Thomas Rae
Hivkland
Hlsviile
N.Y
Gersald
Geeane
Greenburgh
Alliines
Westehesay County
White Plains
Cypress Pari
Norwalk
Merritt Parkway
Brian Cullflen
Frank Sullivan
Bethel Ame
Merwin
Shea
Joan Tussing
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Norwalk Parade to honor Rowayton fire unit rescue
A Norwalk parade will honor the Rowayton Hose Company with a launch of a 75th anniversary celebration. Volunteers and city officials will march, followed by a carnival and fire department demonstrations. The Rowayton unit dates to 1962 and will feature a special reviewing stand for 50-year members.
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Jini
Tate
Rowaylow Tolthere
Sweenty
Rowaylow
University of
Innecticut
Mary
Rewaylon Laser Company
7 Trank Raymond
Annniversary
Jennin F. Cage
Grand Marshall Art Dillard
The
Hose Company
Rawayton Art Center, Inc
Rowaylan Hose Company
Edwin Stevens
Thesompany
Rowaylon Avenue
Rowaylon
Jewish Center Prep Course Begins September 19
The Norwalk Jewish Center on Shoothaven Road opens a seven week prep course starting Sept 19 from 7 to 9 30 pm. It covers aath and English with Irving Brown Brien McMahon High School and Norwalk Community College instructors. Eleanor Fitzgerald will lead English, focusing on vocabulary sentence completions work relationships and reading comprehension. Mathematics will run 8 15 to 9 30 pm with basic and advanced concepts. Registration is at MIC.
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Norwalk
Syst
MIC
James Sweeney Gels Research Assistant Ship Dames
James Sweeney seeks a research assistant position at the College of Wil Navy and Mary, with ties to Rays Mond terrace and Vingenia. The notice references Siddney and Jimm Ue, suggesting a naval or academic context and a request for qualified applicants.
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James Sweeney Gels
Dames
Siddney
Rays Mond Terrace
Fashaan
Jimm Ue College of
Wil- Navy
Mary
Vingenia
Insil
Westport Taverns Audited For Permit Violations In Town
Police Chief William conperstins reports ongoing investigations into liquor license violations and fire code breaches at multiple Westport establishments. Town Clerk records show 21手续 establishments inspected during peak hours with fines warnings and potential court referrals, including property transfers and drug and parking lot incidents.
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William
Stefan
Ander
Jacal R
Touwn
Prn
Joan Bf
Yde
Thomas
Priscila Leary
Donald Bemkechell
Iagd
Cote
Baghercy Lane
Mary Jane Powers
Reais
Geraldine Calita Everet
Virginia Meek
Eastak
Tan
Imperial
Elizabeth Crane
Ronalg
Court of
Milton Friedman
Land and Mon Pleas
Violet Lane
State Liquor Commission
Marton Brando
York
Nelz
Afahqa
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Kenny’ Kaiwalski
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Shea Stadium
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