Fairfield PTA urges morning caution for students and drivers
Fairfield PTA warns of predawn travel risks between 7 and 8 am urging students wear bright jackets or reflective tape, stay off roadways while waiting for buses, and drivers to slow down with lights on. It calls property owners to clear sidewalks to prevent walking on streets and stresses vigilance to prevent accidents. Credits also note local property sales, zoning actions, and a recycling program at the railroad station.
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Fairfield Pta Council
Vegnons School Announces First Term Honors
Vegnons school lists students who earned honors for the first term including Erin Dawson Spencer Lee Lauren Baratz Elizabeth Dawson Basil Michaels James Shannon Lawrence Griffith and Caroline Camilla. YMCA Tiny Tot Fathers Day planned at Old Post road facilities with activities such as easel painting block building and a swim ending noted by director Annete Vuozzo. Permits issued for Hamilton addition 2000 dollars at 129 Eastlayn street Charles Rippel and Lindamir Realty permit for a one family dwelling and two-car garage at 120 Taintor drive.
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Spencer Lee
Lauren Baratz
Elizabeth Dawson
Basil Michaels
James Shannon
Lawrence Griffith
Caroline Camilla
Ymca Tiny Tot School
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Old Post Road
Annette Vuozzo
Hamilton
Eastlayn Street
Charles Rippel
Eastlawn Street
Lindamir Realty
Taintor Drive
YMCA Swimmers Open Season In Close Meet
Willimantic visitors led Class C and D as the YMCA squad opened at home. Carly Meuser set a 50 yard breaststroke record of 48 while Robert Winneapaw and Robert Ross led in 50 yard free and 100 yard free. Jim McGovern starred in Class C with a 200 meter IM and 50 yard backstroke time of 39.5. John Bernstein and Damien DiMauro won diving and 30 yard breast respectively. Next stop Danbury Saturday with coach Schneider.
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Willimantic
Carly Meuser
Robert Winneapaw
Robert Ross
Peter Muller
Jim McGovern
John Berstein
Ligt
Damien DiMauro
Danbury
Pe Schneider
Federal Energy Office reports December oil demand relief
The Federal Energy Office said demand in the last week of December offset a 1.8 million barrel per day shortfall. For the week ending December 28, major petroleum product demand ran about 13 percent below prior forecast as output and consumption data were limited. inspections by energy and IRS teams will audit price, profit, and supply in major refiners to justify anti inflation controls and move toward independent refinery inventory reporting.
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Iing Council
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American Petroleum Institute
Police Ethic Seminar Blames Public Attitudes For Corruption
New York AP Boston police commissioner Robert di Grazia told a symposium on police ethics that public opinion and permissive attitudes fuel corruption. He cited polls showing many doubt police lawfulness and urged stricter ethics, noting even small favors can reinforce the belief cops are corruptible. The event, sponsored by Law Enforcement Association of Professional Standards, aimed to craft a nationwide code.
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Boston
Robert di Grazia
di Grasia
Razia
Tuld
Ayman
Law Enforcement Association
Tno
John .H
Jamestown
Oil imports slip as weekly output falls in December
Weak of Dec 18 oil production averaged about 2.76 million barrels per day, roughly 400,000 below the week ending Nov 16. Crude imports dropped to about 240 million barrels per day, nearly 1 million lower than the week end of Nov 18. The total import level around 5.2 million barrels per day lagged Energy Office expectations by about 300,000, widening the supply demand gap to roughly 4.8 million barrels daily.
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Federal Agency
Bing Crosby Pneumonia With Left Lung Abscess
Calif. singer Bing Crosby is diagnosed with pneumonia causing a left lung abscess. Doctors at Pennyson Hospital report his condition satisfactory though fever and chest pains persist. Pathologists seek the organism name while Crosby receives antibiotics after prior pleurisy hospitalization.
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Bing Crosby
Crosby
Pennyson Hospital
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Singer
Men Convicted in Dynamite Death of U S Witness
Hartford AP report: two Providence men, David Guillette 2 and Robert Joost 27, found guilty by a district court jury of conspiracy to violate the rights in the dynamite death of a federal witness. Sentencing possible for life. Other items note church talks, community events, and local honors.
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Robwnlert Joost
Arthur Rinder
Southport Convreational
Gary Shaffer
Harry Currie
Herman Schimph
James Cowdery
Mabel Bond
Helen Jennings
Jerry Mills
Elizabeth Williams
Old Post
Fairfeld - Easton
American Association of Retired Persons
YMSA
St. Anthony's Parish
Old Dam Road Recreation Center
Sherman School
Jamaica embargo on all sugar exports declared
Jamaica Prime Minister Michael Manley announced an embargo on exports of all sugar until the current crop meets domestic needs and leaves a surplus for export. The move aims to secure supply for Jamaica and control prices during the harvest period. Charles Bent, first American governor of the territory of New Mexico, was assassinated in Taos in 1847.
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New Mexico
Taos, Inn
Plaza Completion Hinted By City Planning Leader
Roger Floyd, chairman of the Congress Plaza Citizens Planning Council, told Bridgeport Kiwanis members that within three years Congress Plaza could become a completed entity. He described an 18 month planning history and urged broader citizen and developer support to revitalize downtown and aid merchants, while saying the project should avoid becoming a slum due to community involvement and careful planning.
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Citizens Planning Council
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
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Kiwanis
Madison Avenue
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Citizens Commuittee
Floyd
Governor Meskill Faces Criticism Over Ad Funds Use
AP report notes Gov. Meskill faces questions from State Rep. Ifannon II about using suite funds for newspaper ads promoting citizen meetings. Ifannon calls it political propaganda while a governor’s spokesman defends the practice as part of community forums started in November.
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Thomas J. Meskill
George W. Ifannon II
East
Hartford
Tianann
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