Zoning Board Sets 45 Day Deadline for Liberty Auto Violations
The Zoning Board of Appeals imposed a 45 day deadline for Liberty Auto and Electric to halt outdoor storage of contractor materials vehicles and equipment at 33 Gordon Street and 3 Salem Street. Continued violations could revoke the 1983 conditional waiver for site operations and add a Ghane addition. The board denied a request to expand storage to outdoor sand gravel bins and equipment.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Liberty Auto and Electric Company
Gordon Street
Salem Street
Anthony
Lawrence Neary
Ronald J. Habansky
Park Avenue
Anthony Maresco
Vine Street
Frances Whitey
Madison Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Reuben Steinfeld
Main Street
Robert Lycoudes
Park
LBJ to Slash Foreign Aid by $100 Million
President Johnson proposed a $100 million cut in certain foreign aid programs to curb the U S balance of payments deficit by $3 billion in 1968. He spoke at the Austin office and cited the need for tighter spending while praising service members for buying defense bonds.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
William
Gaud
Washington
Federal
White House
George Christian
Jordan
Christian
Vietnam
Thailand
Ramsey Clark
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Bergstrom Air Force
Basel Pate
Bergstrom
America
Tactical Air Command
12Th Air Force
Minute Man
Charles R. Bond Jr
Air Force
Mth Air Force
Theater Screen Times for Area Venues Tonight
Showings listed across Beverly to Wilton venues. Bonnie and Clyde at Beverly at 7:00 and 9:20. several cinemas feature Blood Creatures, The Jungle Book, Cool Hand Luke, Wait Until Dark, Valley of the Dolls, and more with multiple daily showings including matinees.
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Beverly
Candlelite
Capitol
Milford
Cinema Theater
Charlie the
Lone‘Couger
Cool Hand
Luke
Cinema Norwalk
County
Montreal
Fine Arts
Westport
Tiger
Hi-Way
Lawrence
New Haven
Merritt
Norwalk
Outer Space
Palace
Valentine Masacre
Rivoli
Stratford
Our Mothers Mouse
UA Trumbull
Valley of the Dolls
Wilton Cinema
Fitzwilly
British Ship Claims Barbados for Crown in 1625
The vessel commanded by John Powell touched at Barbados in 1625 and asserted a royal claim for the Crown. The event marks an early colonial assertion amid English expansion in the Caribbean.
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John Powell
Island
Barbados
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