Fairfield Selectmen Race Backed by Sullivan and Kilbride
Fairfield leaders endorse John Sullivan for a new two year term and praise his twelve years of leadership. Governor Kilbride lauds Sullivan as honest and industrious, citing Open Space, public safety, and sewer projects. Endorsements also back Eldridge for a third term and list other local incumbents and district candidates ahead of the November election.
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Fallivan
Fairfield
Sullivan
Qrdge
Balefield
Govarnor
Kieran Kilbride
Miebride
Selnctman Sullivan
Connecticut
Mur
Jess
Mr. Kilbride
Chtef
Kilbride
John Sullivan
Fan
Kil ¢Ride
Stlectman
Densnie Lasky
Anthony J. Pia
Joh R. Quinn
Robert Wl. Bitar
See
Lectman Eldridge
Board of Selectmen
Jacqueline Kaltenbach
Ethel Gross
John
T. Tinley
Sperch Belectrman
Eldridge
Sorviers
Pontple
Dohn
Isidridae
Sylney
Walton 2
Gleaver
Willlamy Geaba
Raymond R
Manchester
Brink G. Maminski
Daies G. Kelis
Helen
Plonb
Bat Rerny
Thomas Vo Kas Kio
Ie JH Trenwater
Rep Ablican
Andrew Ruchele
Frank Rosia
Alion
Usinimons
Board of Education
Mebers Wallace Henshaw
Thomas Urbanowicz
Board of Finance
Michael Popadic
Joseph Knapick
George Greeny
Ames OQ
Chareh, Jr
Richard Stutz
George Lyon
Council
Ronald H. Patterson
Daniels Farm Road
Clayton WH. McClineh
Laurel Street
Frank D. Verrilli
White Plains Road
Sylvian Ringler
Ceelection
Robert Bissonette, Jr
Driftwood Sane
Ms. Kimball
Wildwood
Richard Pilvelait
Deep
Frank Vance
Meadow Road
Arts Council
Anthony Fasciani
Rangery
Anthony Sulve
Chestnut
Virginia Bailey
Carlo Fabbarsi
Woman Arrested in State Hospital Embezzling Case
A Laurel Heights hospital administrator stated the hospital is not responsible for patient check shortages. An investigation revealed embezzlement involving checks tied to Social Security and other benefit payments. The Department of Finance’s division tracked the misconduct during last week’s inquiry.
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Coe. Thomas
Meskill
Ie Tercey Fy
Toln O'Connor
Laurel Heights
Central Collections
Department of Tinange and Control
Daddario Drive Aid From Labor Topped $51,000
Washington based ACA report shows former Democratic Congressman Win Q. Daddario of Connecticut received 535,900 in contributions from organized labor in his gubernatorial bid. He was among 12 losing Democratic and two Republican candidates listed. organized labor reportedly spent 517,204 on losing gubernatorial campaigns and 491,058 on liner candidates.
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Washington
UPI
Win Q. Daddario
Connecticut
Tabor
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Daddarin
Thomas J. Meshill
Organized
L Inyer
Knife Bandit Robs Bakery in Huntington Turnpike Robbery
A knife wielding youth about 20 enters Ann's Bakery on Huntington Turnpike yesterday afternoon threatening the clerk and demanding money. The culprit fled with cash after seizing the till while a detective follows up on the case.
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Ann's
New Feld
Ash Huntington Turnpike
Yihlice
Hietage
Van
Tishment
David Releeis
Fairfield Eyes Wage Freeze for Cops and Teachers
Fairfield officials consider freezing pay for police and teachers due to President Nixon's wage freeze. Some administrators' salaries may also be affected while negotiations continue. Teachers and several administrators are set for raises in September under contracts, with retroactive and phased increases under review as officials seek guidance on Nixon’s order.
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Jules Senestyln
Fairfildt
Schunt
Nixon
Ava
Inwa
Java
Beek Lilitentton First Selectman
Ohn
Rulligan
Nel R. Newnan
Tava Athorney
Malatens
Sehiol
Iseerélarion
Taly dl
Algall
Bridgeport Grant Bill Plea Urges Governor Not to Veto
Bridgeport school leaders and campaign figures press Governor Meskill to sign a second attempt at a 1.7 million school construction grant for Bridgeport. Ed ward Daley and Joyce Houghton join George Gianim in urging the governor, arguing tardy filings now meet state standards and stressing political credit and tax relief aims.
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Meskill
Bridgeport
Board of Education
George W. Canim
Telecam
Edward £. Daley
Bridgeport Education Associa
State Education Department
State Department
Cite of
WN Ist
Comim
Area Legislators Vote on State Tax Bill Across District Split
Hartford official court reports show 40 House members from Bridgeport area and Fairfield County divided 18 yes 9 absent on amended bill. The measure, now before Gov. Meskill, repeals income tax with a 60 percent sales tax and dividend tax, while the key amendment on a mirage nut plan passed 39 to 8. Several lawmakers from Bridgeport, Norwalk, Stamford, and surrounding towns voted yes or no on amendments, with Republicans mostly opposing and Democrats split.
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Hartford
Lane Thurst
General Assembly
Bridgeport
Thomas d. Meskill
Peanust
Vilas
Vesterding
Aren
Funte
Paul Lukas Dies Veteran Actor at 7 From OCR Slips
Hungarian born actor Paul Lukas died after heart trouble in Tangiers. He was seven? years in retirement? His career spanned stage and screen with notable roles in Samson and Delilah and Father of Vienna era films. His burial plans and final resting place were discussed by family and officials.
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Tangiers
Munwern
Consiate
Lukar
Spain
United States
iWkas
Budapest
Vienna
Amory
Casma
Lotdannting
The
van Particu
Vike
Bmpesig
Aly
Gas Rate Hike Seen Not Halted By President Action
The Southern Connecticut Gas Company seeks a 16 percent general rate increase adding about 4.0 million annually to revenue, approved by the Public Utilities Commission, despite federal wage freeze rules. The move targets 26,000 customers in Bridgeport and New Haven area, with portions slated to recover past and future costs.
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Campuriy
Maren
State Public Utilities Commission
BUC
Avgard Freeze
Connecticut
Bridgeport Sew Haven
PUG
BAA
Edward Hughes Dies Westchester Editor at 70
WHITE PLAINS NY AP Bernard Mantes vice president and editorial director of Westchester Rockland Newspapers Inc died Monday in his home. He was 70 and a native of Westchester County. Hughes served as a newspaper man for 40 years and held editor and vice president roles at The Chester Daily Sentinel before joining the Westchester papers.
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White Plains
Bernard Mantes
Westchester Rockland Newspapers, Inc
Higsleap
Westchester County
Hughea Gay
Chester Daily Seema
Pepe Nishi
Cily Orbiter
Anilegentral Ma
Army manpower cuts and early discharges debated
The article discusses 70,000 soldier cuts for the current fiscal year and how early discharges and overseas staffing affect Army strength. It notes Congress plans, drafts, and the impact on overseas commitments, with quotes from officials on managing manpower amid Vietnam withdrawal.
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Aval
Agiay
Jie
Thin
Nimey
Tolle
Leird
Congress
Ilso
Mion
Froehlke
United States
U S cargo ship sunk as frogmen attack in war log
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports Vietnamese and American forces amid heavy fighting near the DMZ and across South Vietnam. North Vietnamese reports claim Viet Cong and allied units inflicted damage while South Vietnamese and allied troops face heightened raids and withdrawals.
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Tmwcavelinn
Gan Kyrom
Dma
North Violin
Pham Pedh
Carte Hndian
Fay
Baiegon
Mombel
Theorthern Premuer
Pev Armaent
Dmz
Sai ‘Pon
Saul Vietenamese
Rat Ba Ho
Fuller
Te Algo
Srigot
Navy
Itack Air
Hichard Gardner
Neak Luong
Mekong River
Pinon Peah
Wajer Fayward
Vietnam
Soutl
Australia
New Zealand
South Forea
Thailand
Chemistry Teacher Warns of Four Environmental Lies
Fairfield University hosts the New England Association of Chemistry Teachers annual conference where adjunct professor Dr. Monander Alexander accuses four environmental claims of being false and urges action. He cites pollution sources from industry and vehicles, warns of rising population and shrinking water quality, and urges chemistry educators to lead public abatement efforts.
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Warrisyn C
Fisher
Burjarain
Alexander
University
Washington, D
Monander
Mmade
New England Association of Chemistry Teachers
Fairfield University
Sith
Chemeistry
United States
Alexandér Ik
Unites States
Wis
Chemical Society of Washington
American Chemical Society
Academy of Selene
Washington DC
Aml
Ter
Washington Saint Roar of Selener
Kuynote
William C. Metines
Tenchisrk
Carleton 2
Stinchfield
Green
Eld Community
Auto price control turmoil shifts focus on 1971 talks
Ford and GM suspend price hikes for at least 90 days amid White House moves to stabilize the economy. Chrysler and American Motors review plans as labor and inflation concerns persist. Officials debate wage and price controls with Treasury Secretary Connally signaling possible actions before mid August.
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Ford
Carysler
American Motors
Mixon
Chrysler
Americat
Mortoys
Nison
Secretary of the Treasury
B. Connally Taunters
Connally
HIG Wewk
Alice Koni
Heatory
Advinsa
Aoven
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