Rosenstein Sees City Rebuff Again On Funds for Textbooks
School officials report City finances rebuff school board efforts to secure $500,000 in advances for textbooks and supplies for the upcoming year. City Attorney cites internal matter between board and comptroller as delaying funds, while consultants note past partial advances yielded little benefit. A meeting with City Comptroller is planned as the district seeks state aid and local funding to prevent fall shortages and ensure classroom materials.
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Stein
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Richard Oburetay
Roger A
Gelfenbien
Howard Zipner
Zinener
Youth Hostel Drive Aims to Spread Program Nationwide
Fairfield County youths back a national fundraising plan by American Youth Hostels to fund more hostels coast to coast. Sister Theresa Curley says a Fairfield County hostel will be built as the group eyes expansion and an international convention in 1976 tied to the U S Bicentennial.
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Christmas Is Early For College Gridder
Knoxville based reports show Jon Chick from Wake Forest, a standout punter with a 44.5 average, receiving a Christmas gift set including a new suit and shoes as he prepares for four post-season games: Blue-Gray in Montgomery on December 18, North-South in Miami on December 25, West Shrine in San Francisco on December 28, and the Hula Bowl in Honolulu in January.
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Honolulu
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iZink Mrs Dunn Named Product Safety Advisers
Washington AP The Consumer Product Safety Commission on Monday announced an appointment to its Product Safety Advisory Council. Chairman Richard C. Shupson said the appointees came from 245 applications with no White House or congressional input. Industry and government representatives include Robert Zink of Norwalk Connecticut and Barbara Pun, Connecticut commissioner of consumer protection and weights and measures.
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White House
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Pun
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Hearings On New Ferry To Long Island Start In Greenport
Interstate Commerce Commission judge opened hearings on a proposed year round ferry operation between Greenport Long Island and New London Connecticut. About 30 witnesses favored the West Greenwich plan and officials discussed regional problems with ferry service. Governors from several states met privately with federal officials to push economic development goals and plan future public meetings and conferences.
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Winter Skills Offered in UB Intersession
Winter Outdoor Diving Skills and Coaching Women courses run during UB Intersession Jan 2 19 29 at the University of Bridgeport Arnold College division of physical education Barbara Mayers assistant professor and Louise O Neil guest instructor outline outdoor living basics snowshoeing cross country skiing and camping plus coaching philosophies techniques and handling problem athletes Registration through Dec 15 in Marina Dining Hall basement Linden Ave or via brochure and forms Community courses include a chemistry workshop death philosophy film invitation career exploration and photojournalism
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Louise O' Neil
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Stratford clerk accused after false holdup report
Stratford police arrested Brian E. Nicholas after he allegedly reported a holdup at a Valk Te City store, then investigators found $225 in his car and a bank slip. A clerk at the Goodwill area store was charged with falsely reporting an incident and held on a $300 bond.
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Michael Imbro
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Goodwill
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Intensified ESMS Program Hailed for Discipline Help
The East Ride Middle School acclaimed an intensified ESMS program funded under the federal Emergency School Aid Act for reducing discipline issues while boosting achievement. The program provides intensive reading and math instruction to 40 district students and 100 at area parochial schools, with plans to refine and expand next year.
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Joanna P. D'Onofrio
Board of Education
Central High School
Janise A. Connelly
Chook Development
Connnelly
Senior Citizens Wed Amid Spirit of Cost and Love
A note on marriages among older Americans cites about 25,000 yearly unions in the United States for ages above 44. Reasons include companionship and economy, with references to the emotional basis of wedlock. The text oddly interjects a stray line about insects having three body divisions.
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United States
Resignation Rumors Swirl Over Stratford Board Member
Stratford officials and residents debate whether John Ryan plans to resign from the Stratfont school board after conflicting statements. Republican Chairman Robert Edgerton demanded clarity within days, with reports suggesting a resignation that was then disputed. Ryan publicly said he would stay until his name is cleared and investigations completed, while party leaders press for a definite stance.
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Dennis Bmeall
Tenth District
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Stratford
Stratfont
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Contender Helen Gahagan Douglas Urges Impeachment Talk
Helen Gahagan Douglas, a 1950 Senate candidate, used a Yale speech to argue for impeachment of President Nixon, accusing him of secrecy and the bombing of Cambodia. She tied Watergate concerns to a broader attack on government accountability and urged public financing for politics.
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