Dworken Scholarship Winners Honored in Stratford Gathering
Stratford honors 16 recipients of the Edward A. Dworken Foundation scholarships at a gathering noting the late Edwitrt A. Darwikent's legacy. Winners range from $180 to $300, with awards supporting handicapped education, youth activities, and trades training. Angela Girards, a Waterbury native teaching at Southbury Training School, exemplifies beneficiary progress.
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Stratford
Gene
Edward A. Trworlten
Momorin
Goth
Cyie
Anayor
Paulkive
Prasi-Dallon
Ras
Clu Ur
Marth Bwarken
Tavovken
Jeck l ‘Windi
Anc Nil
Vent
Willam Faulkner
George Kaufman
Florence
Dyorken
Whainman
Faulkner
Hong Aided
Angela Girards
Terbury
Southbury Training Schol
Guzzard Teygne
Catholic. Grammar School
Waterbury
Southbury
Keith Allston
Dworken
Kerry
Edward A. Dworken
Raven Inn
William J. Tailkner
Edward A. Bworken
Renter
Nancy Bond
Bassick
Vaullner
Judy O'Brien
Southess Connecticut State College
Angela Guzzardi
Leary Group Cited As Top Drug Source
Washington report details Senate testimony that Dr Himathy Leary's Brotherhood of Eternal Love grew into the largest hashish and LSD supplier in the United States. Federal officials say the operation used counterfeit passports and false birth certificates. more than 100 connected individuals have been arrested or identified, with tax authorities seeking over 70 million dollars in back taxes.
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Washington
Himathy Leary
Brotheriince of Eternal Love
United Stains
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
California
Internal Revenue Service
Org
John &. Bartels, Jr
T le Drug Enforcement Administration
Heatherhood
Frances Knight
Passport Office
Snather Par- Jean
William Dugan
Leary
Bartels
Bratherhond
Goldwater Questions Smooth Nixon Exit Amid Call for Constitutional Remedy
Senate hopeful Barry Goldwater doubts easy elevation for Ford after Nixons resignation. He suggests Democrats could back a constitutional amendment for a special election if needed, warns against an abrupt transition, and says Nixon should step down if he cannot lead. He also doubts a Nixon comeback and notes Watergate harms his lead.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gereald
Ford
Nixon
Goldwater
Nbuevy
Ike
Hue
Tuma
Fairness Leader Denies Basis for Nixon Impeachment
REW HAVEN AP The founder of the Connecticut Committee for Fairness to the Presidency says there is no substantiated evidence against President Nixon. Joseph Raines argues impeaching the President would not be justified and would only remove him from office if proven.
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Ameriva
Goldwater
Can, Teatt
Hie
Rew Haven
Connecticut Committee For Fairness
Nixon
Joseph Raines
Raines
Geonle
Connecticut Civil Liberties
Jon
Prestian Witton
Olds
Alew
Giouple
Kim
Isel
Deputy Sheriff Loses Job Over Upside Down Lapel Flag
In Hartford County Deputy Ridolfo, a World War II veteran, was fired by Sheriff Hogan after refusing to remove an upside down flag lapel pin on his uniform. Hogan said no objection to the flag’s display nearby, while Ridolfo insisted the pin symbolized distress and countrymen’s danger. Authorities noted the inverted pin was observed during court proceedings.
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Tartford
Harthund
Joseph T. Ridelio
Hogan
Ridalfo
Oltacion
Ridulfi
Furirs Arts
Magen
Fairfield Store Struck by Auto Injures Two City Men
A car ran into Hardwicke store on Fairfield Avenue at 9 44 pm causing extensive damage. Thomas Zelencal, 24, and Zoltan Kavacs, 21, suffered injuries and were treated at a hospital. Bela Iss, 27, driver from Hansen Avenue, escaped injury. Patrolman Verge noted high speed and loss of control. Firefighters removed a bystander and the car damaged a display window and front of the building.
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Bridgeport
August Brothers
Fair Field
Thomas Zelencal
Nansen Avenue
Mark City
Zoltan Kavacs
ST Hansen
ST Hansen Avemng
Taceralions
Wata
Belaiss
Hansen Avenue
Patrolman Road Verge
Ute
Contetrol
Richard Felnur
Gpbris Swan
Kiss
Drivil
Firemen Responded After Smoke Alarm On East Side Street
A weekend incident on East Side Street drew Fairfield firemen after heavy smoke was reported. First responders found no active fire during two alarms as officers and medics treated a person at the scene. Police and investigators, including Capt. Mir Mureko, a Garodtin County unit and other authorities, reviewed leads and possible assault connections with no definitive arrest at publication.
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Bairfield
Aethar Mucoka
Lawn Hall
Oldissnd
Deridgeport
Mir
Mureko
Richard Felner
Aungdon- Booth and
Steuben
Rand
Garodtin
Teel
Gaiaaa
Ak Sduiliport
Foiminen Dasa Ocespo and
Manor
Terenes
Investigatina
Most of Nation Warmer but Only Slightly
The National Weather Service reports most of the nation warmer but only modestly so with detailed readings across cities. Temperatures ranged from near 20s in the Midwest to higher highs in southern areas, while New England faced clouds and light precipitation.
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Midwest
Kansas City
Mto
National Weather Service
Connecticut
Weather Service
Beils
Rockler
Sint New Yorks
Livingston
Mint
Syracuse
Ontario
Tridiana
Ohio
Key West
Limestone
Maine
Janta
Boston
Clésee
Builsig
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Deriver
Detroi
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Freetly
Louisville
Patty
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Nashville
New York City
Philadelphia
Phoenix
St. Louia
San Francisco
Stattle
Washington
Gas Allocation Rules Vary on Gasoline Priorities
Washington officials outlined new fuel allocation rules to govern gasoline propane diesel and home heating oil. Priority would go to agriculture medical emergency services energy transport sanitation and essential operations. Businesses receive allocations based on 1972 usage with residential and commercial categories set at specific percentages.
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Washington
Wopepy Ade
William JG
Simon Nas
Wold
Siman
Federal Energy Office
Milford Pair Front Page One Report
An unclear report describes an event at a home where a reporter observed activity at the door. The only identifiable detail mentions a Whit Mr. Teed employed by a group described as United Miaminating, with limited corroborating information available at press time.
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Teed
United Miaminating, Cormying
Fiancee Killed, He Ends Life After Tragic Accident
AU GREG Mich AP A man named Gonzales died in an auto accident Friday night. His fiancée Alisia Rodriguez, 10, of Pinconning, died in a nearby trash incident in Kyaser Township. Friends say he planned a wedding this Saturday and was despondent after her death. Police report the man shot himself hours later at a bank in Saginaw hospital.
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Authovitias
Ole Cal Banl
Saginaw
Alisia Rodrupjiez
Kyaser
Gonzales
Cout
Frozen Ground Triggers Trumbull Main Break
In Trumbull the main water line ruptured after frozen ground buckled overnight. A Beidgepart Hydraulic company spokesman described a hyrcak in a water mill that released water onto Maxtison Avenue near Buck Hill road. Traffic was rerouted around Caucarook lake while repairs were completed by 3 01 p m.
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Trumbull
Mocthern
TrilniDult
Faston
Indzth
Beidgepart Hydraulic Company
Reparton
Maxtison Avenus
Buck Hill Road
Caucarook Lake
Pellet Wounding After Norwalk Robbery
Hartford man Carlos Miller, 27, was restrained and shot with a pellet gun during a Norwalk robbery in a parking lot near Latam Connecticut Avenue. Miller was taken to Norwalk Hospital with pellet wounds described as minor by hospital staff. Police report an assailant described as a Black man demanded $5 before fleeing, with Miller later reporting the incident at the Abbey restaurant.
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Norwalk
Hartford
iGo
Latam
Houd Tan
Connecticut Avenue
Carlos Miller
Norwalk Hospital
Dilos
Miller Tala Palice
Senator seeks antitrust probe of major oil firms
Washington senator Burt urged the Justice Department to investigate five large oil companies for possible antitrust violations. He sent a Sunday letter to Attorney General Saxbe calling for priority and cited evidence of market sharing, output restrictions, price increases, and crude denial to independent refiners. He also urged probes into vertical integration linking refineries, pipelines, and distribution, arguing it blocks new competition.
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Washington
Burt
Willan Prexmire
Devwis
Haz
Peowpla
Juris
Vinkstian
Sherianliast Bay
Sarasin Demands Faster House Recess Action
Rep Ronald A Sarasin said the Democratic leadership failed to reconvene the House ahead of schedule, delaying energy emergency measures. He disclosed telegrams to Speaker Carl Albert Majority Leader Ike Skelton and others urging an immediate return and passage of the Energy Emergency Act to inform the public about the true energy picture.
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Washington
Ronald A. Sarayin
Elihur
Sayasin
House
Carl Albert
Thomas 2
New Haven Man Held In Milford Robbery
A New Haven man Marvin Ensis, 40, was arrested in Milford on conspiracy to commit robbery in the first degree, linked to a Mayflower truck stop heist. Police say two men entered with a shotgun around 8 am, one fled with about 14,000, while the other remained at the scene. the earlier robbery at a nearby rock stop remains under investigation.
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Milford
UPI
Mays Tower
Marvin Ensis
Saburayang
Potaway
Witness Rooms and Court Procedures Stir Debate in Hearing
A judge and prosecutor described the stress of testimonies in criminal trials, noting crowded waiting rooms, unsettling courtroom atmospheres, and the impact on witnesses. They discussed a witness coordinator idea to streamline inquiries and reduce delays under LEAA support.
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Torres
Pignty
Santareli
Santarelli
Nnise
Santarelli Saint
Transit ridership rebounds as CT buses attract riders
Advertising and promotions by Connecticut Transit Co. have lifted ridership to near pre strike levels. The state transportation department says the effort added between 139000 and 205000 in advertising impact, with 800000 extra rider trips. Commissioner E Colin Pease notes daily ridership recovered to about 10 percent of pre strike levels in Hartford and 15 percent in New Haven on January 2 and 5. The strike's end boosted bus use while keeping some riders on board across the system.
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Lanenecticut Co
Transportation Department
Depry Transportation
E. Colin Pease
Hartford
Mewsfagen
Slong
Ieonica
Pear
Avothay Walker
Three Men Arrested On Gambling Charges
A circuit court search and seizure warrant led to arrests at 1315 North Avenue yesterday afternoon. Douglas F Cascells, 74 Côte place, faces professional gambling and interference charges with a $2,000 bond. Harold E Bell, 27, and Nicholas Pappas, 39, both of Noble Avenue, held on professional gambling charges with bail set at $200 and $500 respectively. Officers confiscated gaming evidence and suspected drugs. Additional names listed include Palivechomey Ghidys, Par An, Daniel Lauter, Robert Kochiss, Willem Grackele and Biink Pramuka.
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Douglas F Cascells
Cote Fage Place
John Sender
Harold E. Bell
Anal Meholas Pappas
Noble Avenue
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el Sembor
Pappas
Palivechomey Ghidys
Paran
Sat
Daniel Lauter
GOP in 127h Plans Fund-Raising Affair
GOP in 127th Assembly district schedules a fundraising event and sets a plan for nominating a state representative after the death of John D’Oanielo. Stanly Galenski’s campaign leads the GOP with Ernest L. Mickals and Myre Cotonski among announced names as the party prepares for formal nomination following Governor Moskill’s timetable.
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Can- Rectos
Mie
Tara
Stanly Galenski
Gandiratt
John D'Oanielo
Golgaski
Ernest L. Mickals
Ann Pinnagor
Sh Hele
Tchudags Nis
Streiskar
Thums J. Moskill
Myre Cotonski
Stevens Urges Stiffer Drug Laws Across State Lines
Connecticut should mirror New York on drug violators, says Majority Leader Gerald F. Stevens. He urged the judiciary to apply rigid enforcement, penalties, and lengthy sentences to traffickers, and called for a review of Connecticut drug laws to keep fugitives from New York from escaping punishment.
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Connecticut
New York State
Tessough
Tess Titough
New York
Wolcott Voters Back Racetrack Referendum Approval in Connecticut
Wolcott residents approve a horse racetrack despite gambling law concerns, with 1.5 percent turnout. The project, sponsored by Cory M Bridenport and Old Bank founder Bernstein, seeks state licensing from the Commission on Special Revenue before opening. Supporters tout regional impact while opponents fear state process delays as towns like Stratford and Waterbury consider similar plans.
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Wolcott
Siluuday
Connecticut
Tain
State Commission On
Cam Gn
Walcatt
Jinis Mumimiemal
Teal Berstoll
Fairfield
Old Bork Bank
Cory M Bridenport
Bernstein
Mo Alce
Stratford
Guilford
Wethersfield
Southington
Walcot
Eilixen
Romatons
Hvinsa
Horth
Waterbury
Coreoretion Salu
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Seven Burglaries Reported in City
Seven burglaries were reported in the city including entries at Doris Cooper's 1517 Barnum Avenue and Bob's Hobby Shop at 1442 Wand Avenue. Items stolen include a TV, stereo, two guns, cash, and jewelry. a Break in at Rodeph Shein Synagogue at 2195 Pars Avenue and the Kleen Car wash on Perronette Street were also noted as burglaries with valuables missing. Detectives said intruders fled with cash and other items from multiple locations.
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Barbara
Lice
Mary Stylent
John Thomas
Oakdale Street
Sniel
Bob
Wand Avenue
Rodeph Sheeinov
Pars Avenue
Bridgeport Telegram Establishes 17s Days
The Bridgeport Telegram announces 17s days with details on publication, circulation, and subscription rates. It notes formats, delivery, and service areas, including daily and Sunday editions. The notice outlines pricing in advance and advertising terms from the Associated Press.
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