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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
38
A state police proposal discusses a reform path focusing on mediation and education rather than immediate arrests. Examples include guiding teen smoking cases toward parental involvement, post forty years of safe driving referrals for vision tests, and routing domestic disturbance cases to agencies or the police domestic division instead of instant breach of peace arrests.
Fiense- Ath leaders announce retraining under Connecticut's new penal code Oct. officials at the State Police Training Academy in Meriden will guide the effort inviting others to join. The aim is to have officers operate on a unified time wavelength while reducing dependence on arrests as a measure of success.
Ted Lewis, famed bandleader and singer born in Circleville Ohio, dies aged 81. He popularized the catchphrase Is Everybody Happy and performed across New York clubs in one night. In 1924 he produced his own show the Ted Lewis Frolica and became known for his trademark headwear and lively stage presence.
Paris reports say NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong will resign to take a professorship at the University of Cincinnati Lin Engineering College In Ohio. He will join as a full professor with duties across aerospace engineering astronomy and medicine and will serve as associate to the university observatory chief.
Nationwide May headcount in public assistance dropped by about 37 000 as states tightened welfare spending. Spokesmen cited ongoing fiscal distress and reduced family benefits, with payments totaling roughly 15 million dollars in May. Major declines appeared in Alabama and other large states, while several smaller states posted smaller decreases.
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