Truckers Stage Nationwide Blockade With Protests
Truckers across multiple states halted traffic on key routes including Interstate 70 near Columbus and the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Delegations from Ohio and other states met with governor aides while demands covered diesel relief, higher fuel efficiency, and price controls. Authorities reported 1,800 trucks at the bridge causing long delays. several drivers were arrested for refusing to move. The action tapered after about 344 hours, with unions denying orchestrating the protests and drivers pressing Washington for concrete action.
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Walter Barelay
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Gunn
New Jersey
William Cahill
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tent
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Columbus
South Bend
Bull
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Dol
New Jersany
New York
Washington, D.C
Walter Barclay
David Trodglen
Owensboro
Hugh LeCabe
Buckeye Lake
Gilligan
Mall
Jack E. Mausan
Hangan
Barclay
Manson
Dows
Washington
Indiana
West Virginia
Connecticut
Cost of Living Council
Teamsters Union
American Truck
Del
Jemiley
Delaware
DOT Gives 3 Cities Free Holiday Shuttles
The Department of Transportation offers free shuttle buses in Hartford, New Haven, and Stamford during the holiday season financed by state sources. Buses run Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. under an agreement with Connecticut Company to ease downtown traffic as part of energy program efforts.
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Hartford
Slate Department of Transportation
Suarts
Tartford
New Has Ven
Stamford
The
Connecticut Co
Moskill Administration
Court conference sought in 448 year old man’s case
In Bridgeport police and officials pending a court conference, a 448 year old man held in lockup after a burglary arrest faced ongoing legal proceedings. The man, identity not clear, was moved after a reported wrist-cutting incident in the jail, then treated and released, with the burglary case continued to December 12 as investigators pursue further leads.
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Mele
Betes Ates
Wests
Fitzsimmons
Alrftelst
Mixon
Nixon
Chicago
Broad Street
Ernest Bodurthal
Robert
N. Pache
Shoreham
Village Drive
Fairfield
Pache
Park Citys Hospital
Grocery item variety grows since 1941 supermarket era
A fragment notes that in 1941 the average grocery shelf held about a thousand items, while a modern supermarket offers over eight hundred thousand items with more than half not available in 1941. The line contrasts past and present retail diversity.
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