Connecticut Poultry Plants Surveyed for Federal Compliance
Connecticut plants handling poultry within the state are being surveyed by federal officials to ensure inspection systems meet federal standards. Thomas Wilson of Bridgeport notes no expected issues and anticipates USDA approval. States received extensions under the Wholesome Poultry Products Act of 1968 to align intra state and federal rules.
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Connecticut
Thomas Wilson
Consumer Affairs
Bridgeport
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wilson
USDA
Federal Department
Congress
Jail Term Given Man Who Kicked Woman
Rufus Gifford, 43, of 615 State Street, was sentenced to 45 days in jail in circuit court yesterday for kicking Jean Bush, of 574 Bunnell Street, near her home. Assistant Prosecutor Jack Chagins said Gifford was arrested August 23 after the assault.
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Rufus Gifford
State Istreet
Dudge
William C. Bieluch
Gifford
Jack Chagins
Jean Bush
Bunnell Street
Extension Sought For ABCD Board Terms By Catholic Agency
Monsignor Gennario, new ABCD board chair, seeks extension of terms for several board members beyond the three consecutive years allowed by OEO rules effective July 1 1971. He argues experienced members should stay until December to avoid mass departures as the agency plans compliance by September. The board’s extension request, debated in an open session and approved in a closed session, targets both neighborhood and institutional appointees facing July and October term cutoffs.
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William A. Contuvio
Thoard
U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Theederal
OEO
Poand
Msgr
Gennario
Fevled
Dese Bell
Len
Scott Melville
Margaret. Cromwell
Joseph Kelly
Edward P. Bullard
Leete Daly
Willian C. Meinnes
Stanley Ramykowski
Charles O'Connoar
Joseph Goloff
Ralph Towers
Genuarlo
UN aids for refugees and global aid plans discussed
The United Nations argues for expanded aid and cash and supplies for refugees. Officials from Geneva and governments consider a substantial inflow to assist some 70 million municipal refugees, with focus on India and Pakistan. The meeting highlights poverty issues and the need for coordinated international action.
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United Nations
Bylin
Geneva
India
State to receive federal grants for justice programs
Connecticut will get 488000 in federal grants for criminal justice planning with 120000 earmarked for a girls home in Waterbury housing 15 girls aged 18 and under. The Waterbury facility will be funded with matching funds and operated by the Connecticut Planning Committee on Criminal Administration. The committee's application totals 488000, with 60 percent for state administration and planning and 40 percent to be distributed to towns and cities.
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Washington
Connecticut
Waterbury
U.S
Robert N. Steele
R-Conn
Connecticut Planning Committee On Criminal Administration
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