CPEC Sees State Deficit Rise to 94 Million
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council raises its deficit forecast to 94 million for the current biennium, up 17 million from September. Welfare costs drive the revision, with added deficits in teacher retirement, debt service, judiciary, and other areas. A TV program notes a possible 139 million gap, implying tax increases, while leaders say it's too early to forecast tax hikes and await the 1969 session.
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Hartford
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
CPEC
Louis I. Gladstone
Connecticut
Wtic-Tv
Hubert Stone
Stone
Senate
Edward L. Marcus
New Haven
House
Nicholas A. Lenge
West Hartford
Marcus
Lenge
LBJ seeks national auto insurance study and consumer protections
President Johnson urged Congress to authorize a comprehensive study of the auto insurance system and to enact new laws protecting consumers from diseased fish and poultry. He proposed an eight point program including truth in lending, radiation safety, crackdown on sales frauds, stricter boating safety standards, a consumer counsel in the Justice Department, and enhanced warranty policing. The plan envisions a broad federal role with state participation and potential subpoena powers to aid the review.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Justice Department
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Suill
Schools & Instructions
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Secretary of Transportation
Stratford party crasher faces willful damage charges
Charles Taylor, 18, of 1478 Barnum avenue Stratford, was arrested by Stratford police on a Circuit court warrant charging willful damage to private property and breach of the peace. He allegedly crashed a party at Albert Whalley’s home and attacked items including a television, books, a telephone line, and a window after being asked to leave, then released on a $100 bond.
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Charles Taylor
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Taylor
Albert Whalley
Jackson Avenue
Rose Ann
Small turnout at East End council meeting
The East End Neighborhood council of Action for Bridgeport Community Development met at the Newfield branch library on 85 Revere Street to discuss a St. Valentine Day party planned for February 14. The session lasted under an hour due to a small turnout.
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East End
Westport Prominent Youth Accepted Into Peace Corps Mission Planned to Malaysia
James D. Schine son of Mr and Mrs Harold Schine of Dar brook road has been accepted as a Peace Corps member and will be assigned to a malaria control project in Malaysia in October after graduating in June from Knox College where he majors in sociology He will train at the University of Hawaii prior to his assignment The Rev Gibson I Daniels of Saugatuck Congregational church will speak on Salvation for the Naked Ape at Sunday services at 9 30 and 11 am Property transfers filed with Town Clerk Joan Masnato list numerous real estate moves including Blanchards Whitakers Kalembers Williams Nevas Bonacchorsa Vaupel and others on various streets and roads in Westport
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James D. Schine
Harold Schine
Darbrook Road
Peace Corps
Malaysia
Knox College
University of Hawaii
Gibson I. Daniels
Saugatuck Congregational Church
Joan Masnato
Edward
Marjorie Blanchard
Thomas and
Paula Whitaker
Kentfield
Cal
Hermit Lane
Robert
Vivian Kalember
Finis
Noree Williams
Houston
Tex
Sylvan Road
Westport Realties,Inc
Lillian G. Nevas
Norwalk
Quarter Mile Road
William
Byrd Bomar
Michael
Jeanne Vaupel
San Clemente
Sherwood Circle
John Bonaccorso
Standard Homes, Inc
Bridgeport
Partrick Lane
William C. Baker
Helen Nash
New York City
Clapboard Hill Road
Twin Oaks
Raymond Blank
Robert and
Carol Remeika
Guyer Road
Brookfield Planning Grant Aids Connecticut towns
Washington AP reports an urban planning assistance grant of 31060 dollars for Brookfield Glastonbury Lisbon and Winchester in Connecticut. The grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development covers two thirds of planning costs and is announced by Senator Abraham Ribicoff.
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Washington
Brookfield
Glastonbury
Lisbon
Winchester
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Norwalk Route 7 Relocation Work To Begin Soon
Norwalk officials announce start of Route 7 relocation around Feb 16 with a utility meeting set for Feb 13. C. W. Blakeslee and Sons of New Haven are contracted for the Armory Hill to New Canaan Ave bridge segment, with a second firm handling the turnpike interchange. A pre construction meeting will involve utility reps and agencies. Additional Feb meetings will cover safety and blasting, while state inspectors note eight low asphalt and concrete approach defects on bridges over major highways requiring city repairs to improve safety and reduce load. The state also seeks condemnation for an 80 foot York Street lot for the project. Two couples seek marriage licenses in town.
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State Highway Department
Frank N. Zullo
A. B. Carlson
C. W. Blakeslee and
West Avenue
Connecticut ‘Avenue
Canaan Avenue
Connecticut Turnpike
Carlson
Westport Avenue
Merritt Parkway
East Avenue
Rampart Road
Scribner Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Stuart Avenue
Strawberry Hill Avenue
Taylor Avenue
East Rocks
Mabel G. Ireland
York Street
Mary O’grady
NAACP branch meeting at Holy Temple in Christ Church
The NAACP branch meets Monday at 8 15 p m in the Holy Temple Church of God in Christ at Butler and Quincy streets The Young People's choir directed by Mrs Geraldine Clemmons will perform Also the NAACP executive board will meet February 15 at 37 High Street In Banaras India AP reports counterfeiters used a wrong Edward on coins.
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National' Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Holy Temple
Church of God In Christ
Butler
Quincy Streets
Young People’s Choir
Geraldine Clemmons
NAACP
High Street
Banaras
India
Edward
Edward VII
Edward VI
Cylinders Missing From Radioactivity Shipment
Washington AP reports eight radioactive cylinders are missing and possibly stolen from a shipment that originated at Radiosotope Processing Co in San Ramon California and was bound for Seaman's Nuclear Corp in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The leadlined container arrived empty in Milwaukee after a pried open container. A center spokesman warned exposure could be dangerous though unlikely to cause fatal illness. The cylinders were used in medical diagnosis and treatment and were transported by truck helicopter and air from San Ramon to Milwaukee via San Francisco.
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Washington
National Center For Radiological Health
San’ Ramon
Calif
Milwaukee
Wis
Center
United Airlines
San Francisco
Radiosotope Processing Company
San Ramon
Seaman's Nuclear Corp
Man arraigned in eight counts of interstate car theft
Providence AP report states Anthony Badessa, 37, of 106 Tell Street, was brought before U S Commissioner Edwin B Tetlow. He faces eight counts of interstate transportation of stolen cars from Providence to New Britain and East Windsor Connecticut. Bail of 5000 was requested. he could not post and was sent to U S marshals to Hartford where the indictment was returned on August 17.
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Providence
Anthony Badessa
Tell St
U.8
Edwin B
Tetlow
Connecticut
New. Britain
East Windsor
U.S
Ilee
Hartford
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Lancaster Drive
Jean Sophie Derosier
Melrose Avenue
Doxey Wilkerson
Ferkauf Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Ennea
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