Pap Test Not a Complete Safeguard Warns Cancer Society
Barbara Christine said the Pap test should not replace a full medical exam and history by a physician. Connecticut officials emphasized the test aids detection but cannot substitute for thorough clinical evaluation. The Connecticut chapter noted 438,000 women were examined in offices last year, tracing the program's educational history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
UPJ
Barbara Christine
Connecticut
Christine
Srate
Cancer Americzr Caner’ Society
State Health Department
Siaerea
Board of
Canvers
Pelvici
Crnnieticut Division
Tesc
Oman
HEW Extends Deadline On Nursing Home Safety
HEW told over 000 nursing home operators they could gain up to three years to complete fire and safety upgrades while retaining federal aid. The extended deadline aims to protect nearly one million patients and address 20 recent fire deaths in Pennsylvania homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Lties of Administration Nursing Haye Paidles
Esther Peterson
Tramers League
Frank Moss
D-Urah
Senate Aging Committee
Ota Maries
Congress
Jbiedicain
Medicare
Nicon
Nixot
Giannini criticizes Panuzio over liaison appointment
Mrs Agnes Giannini a long serving Board of Education member accuses Mayor Panuzio of slimy politics for naming Michael Bisciglia a Republican to the Recreation Commission liaison post instead of the longtime presiding education board president. She complains the move bypasses established practice and criticizes lack of notice to key officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Gusmini
Board of Education
Panuzio
Board of Education and Recreation
Mra. Giannini
Michael Viscigna
Schadl
Giannini
We Recreation Commission
Agit
Bisciglia
Howard Zinner
John Balogach
Earl £. Mastil
Ihe
Storm Loans on Way to Hartford
AP reports the Small Business Administration will offer disaster assistance loans to businesses and homeowners whose property was damaged by last month’s storm. Gov. Meskill indicated White House policy had no changes planned. Giannini cautioned aid would cover damages not insured.
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Hartford
Federal
Small Business Administration
Thomas J. Mea
Recreation Com Kill
White House
Giannini
Jaworski asks FBI to probe Watergate tape erasures
Washington AP reports FBI will investigate erasures on Watergate tapes at the request of special prosecutor Jaworski. FBI spokesman Robert Frank said details must come from Jaworski's office and that the probe would proceed with approval from FBI Chief Clarence Kelley. Experts cite five to nine erasures in an 18.5 minute section involving White House discussions linked to Watergate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Will & Wooligale
Clal
Sean Jaworski
Hr. Taworski
Mattyr
Robert Frank
FBI
Frank
Tasworski
Jagworski
Fin Frc
Westinghouse Bmadeasting, Corp
Jaworski
White House
Westinghouse
Nixom
Clarence Kelley
East End GOP Club Forms In The 109th District
A new East End Republican group named the Piast End Republican Club announced its formation to address local needs and urban improvements. Philip Motlang serves as president with Curtis Cartey and Henry Lugo as vice presidents, Patricia Singleton as fundraising chair, and Mel Ella Jackson listed at the meeting location. The temporary slate also names the club’s officers as they plan to build a citywide responsive political organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Piast End Republican Club
Philip Motlang
Curtis Cartey
Deborah Monk
Henry'dlugo
Patricia Singleton
Reeds
Comemualty
Rae
Mel Ella Jackson
Smith Street
Cheshire Girl Die in Hit-Run Car Crash
AP report from New Haven says Patti Northrop a 10 year old of Cheshire died Wednesday at Yale New Haven Hospital. She was struck while walking near her home by a vehicle described as driven by a Bowle 10 and was thrown 76 feet. Police investigation continues.
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New Haven
Patti Northrop
Cheshire
Yale-New I
Theman Bowle
Pati
Lawmaker Links School Aid Surge to Grant Hike
Hartford AP reports a plan to boost state aid through a 12 percent higher budget, tying expanded grants to ADM per pupil costs. Proposals include raises for educational programs, transportation, and construction as part of a broader effort to fund disadvantaged students and balance local budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Alee
Anita
Pyasen
Sinte
Unl
Ing
Cachairman
Lex-Bhe
ADM
Islature
Apprijmniians
Snjfice
Werindsday
Lyons
Prants
Nicholas A. Lenec
R-Wesat
Hartland
Rone
Longe
Haal
Slie Maurles
Rosy
Schoo
Ross
Health Costs Lit 6S: New Price Controls Cut Health Inflation
Dunlop told the council that price controls will cover health segments including community mental health, clinics, and optometrists. Past inflation dropped from 6.9 percent in 1969 to 3.2 percent in 1972, hospital costs cut from about 15 percent yearly to about 10 percent. The plan requires hospitals to budget costs in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Teall
Thes Council
Dunlop
Centrals
Urban projects clash with bids and reports from a busy council
A city review notes annual license renewals for a project and requires a building permit before construction. Debates surface over a long referendum drive on Kossuth Street in Bridgeport East Side. Plans include a 5080 seat auditorium with 2400 parking spaces and a bridge design under scrutiny by the Environmental Protection and Transportation departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Sant
Bridgeport
Kossuth
Jai Lai
Fiorida
Fis
John Z. Manborald
Commission
Wedbnestxy
Environmental ‘Protection
Department of ‘Transporation
Hartford Transit Cost Estimate Forecast
AP reports a consultant for the Growler Gared Transit District estimates a ten year mass transit program for Hartford would cost about 43 million with the city funding 29 percent of the cost and the remainder from federal sources. Dr John A Bally, who studied the issue since December, presented to 20 government labor and citizen representatives and will likely propose legislation to the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Growler Gareford
Installation Event Tonight for East Bridgepool GOP Club
The East Bridgepool Republican club hosts an officers installation and small dinner tonight at 1862 East Main Street near the GOP headquarters. State Rep. Ernest Nickola speaks on the energy engine, and Stanley Golenski, the GOP candidate in the 127th Assembly district special election, will also speak. Hostesses are Mrs. Ann Ek and Mrs. Eleanor Ma exki, with club president WM. Valentina 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridgepool
Eleanor Ma
Valentina
Iment Club
Plaza housing plan advances with church backing and council steps
The Rev White outlined church support for senior housing as the 24 Houra Corporation seeks a council seat on its board. Robert Grant urged six months to develop a plan for the Congres Plaza area while Redevelopment Agency approved a developer, with federal planning steps and a manager hire on the horizon. The planning council aims to meet February 15 to review progress and seek support from Congressman Stewart McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowers
White
Housing Corporation
Bulls Head Hole
Robert Grant
Congres Plaza
Grant
Ieee
Roger Flagit
Redevelopment Ageary
Yes Developer
Nyeth Bel” ‘Iseht
Hartshed Area
U.S
Pepart
Camman Caurell
Walter Stott
Sélect & Builder
Floyd
Fourth District
Stewart B. McKinney
Planning Council
Gargle News Says Salt Water Gargling Benefits Health
A medical newsletter reports that warm salt water gargling may offer more health benefits than plain water. Ear, nose and throat specialists reportedly agree on the value of gargling with saline solutions for throat and ear concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Gas Union Accepts Two-Year Pact With Southern Connecticut Gas
Members of Local 12298 United Steelworkers voted to accept a two-year contract with Southern Connecticut Gas. The deal raises hourly wages by 25 to 37 cents in year one and 21 to 31 cents in year two, depending on labor grades, plus a pension area and new detailed plan. Union president George Galich called it a good contract and noted only a few of 130 members opposed. Negotiations lasted about 90 minutes, led by Galich with Frank Perri. company reps included Robert Reardon and Fran Esposito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steel Workers” of America
Southeran Connecticut Gas Company
George Galich
Galle
Spi
Mr. Galich
Frank Perri
United Steel Workers
Anthony Laneda
Thomas Sarrett
Joseph Piezo
Edward Geisely Chathas
Previs
Edward Steinen
Robert, Reardon
Emplove Relations
Fran Esposito
Gregory Davis
Henry
Skapp
Miklus Heads Fire Board Again As Probers Seek Cooperation
Miklus leads the city Fire Commission for a third term, as investigators plan a five week inquiry into relations between the public, police, and fire departments. The board aims to draft guidelines and a coordinated public safety program with cooperation pledged by the Police Cadets and Fire Chief Gleason. Retirements of two veteran firemen and a widow’s pension were also approved during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miklus
Probers
Gald Ste
Fiaison
Smith
Caen
Old Suntor Fire Corps
Wit Bo . Mibiis
Board of Fire Commissioners
Antoni P. Trojanowski
Miklug
Bhugheery Food
Panuzio
Werg Ge J
Smithvehe
Tee Fund
Com
Junuska
Gleason
Family Services Woodfield marks year with new plans
The Family Services Woodfield annual meeting outlines year in review and community plans. Executive director Richard Lewis Jr cites aims to strengthen families through preventive and therapeutic programs, joining with Westminster Infant Day Care and an emergency shelter care project. New board members and officers are elected, including Rev Brane A Viele and Alfred J Jennings.
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America
Richard Lewis, Jr
Family Uservices Wagd Field
Lewis
Lewin
Lng
Wis
Broderick’s
Plays For Living
Family Services Association At America
Sergicas-Woodfield
Dridgengr
Brutegtant-Orphan’s Agyhim
Services “Society of
Airfield
Ty'a
Hilgendorf
Erations
Westminster
Woodfield Village
Fairfield
Family Servicea
Woodfield
Hag Eyes
Medlum
Wandfield
Wealfield
Hilgendart
Foster Cera
Valuenie
Hilgendarf
Family Services
Venteen
Carly Nervice
Chessheline
Hilgemtort
She Heard
Otte Bethany Congregational Church
Lite Talh Craighead
Alfred J. Jennings
Frederick A. Strong
Kenneth Faulkner
Cocreapanding
Albert Unodrich
Elward Ireland
Robert Welmer
Gilbert R. Larson
Francis Scho
Foran Tops Bunnell in Girls Basketball Clash
Meg Windald scored 13 points as Foran defeated Bunnell in a high school girls basketball game played yesterday at the Lone Cowry facility. Mary Jane Prurinsky added 13 points for Foran while Bunnell prepares for a Monday game at Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Windald
Ormea
Bunnell
Llone Cowry
Mary Jane Prurinsky
Ageneers Ie
de Ville Foresta
Bunsell
Central
City Historical Group Marks First Birthday in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Historical association celebrated its first anniversary in a "First Year" session at the Washington Heights apartments. President D. Ross Parser recalled the founding meeting at St Paul’s Episcopal Church and urged preservation of Bridgeport heritage. The Rev Edward Morgan noted the group’s growth, and plans include a spring auction to raise funds. A 1478 Bicentennial committee was formed with Rev Dominic Russo and Leonard Lockwood appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Historical Association
Washington Heights
Washington Dventre
D. Ross Parser
St Paul's Episcopal Churth
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport
Edward Morgan
St. Paul's Episcopal” Church
Fairfield County Court
Golden Ill Street
Pottér
Circuit Court
Circuit Court House
Park Avenur
di Maniac
Bridge ‘Port Commission
Dominic Russo
Leonard Lockwood
State Song Contest Hearing Delayed to Feb 25
Hartford Government Action and Policy committee rescheduled a state song contest public hearing for February 25 in the Capitol Hall of the Havvs. Representative Dorothy K Osler said the delay allows entrants to comply with new domestic regulations and that recorded versions of songs will be played at the hearing. Each composer will be invited to verify the booking, though doubt about venue remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Kaadi Wearin
Dorothy K.osler
Greenwich
GAP
Fanuire
Eho
Morales Elected Head of Spanish Merchants Association
Luis Morales of Caribe Furniture led the 70-member Spanish Merchants Association at 54 Pembroke Shore last night to elect new officers for 1974. Morales named president with Jose Maldonado first vice president, Gilberto Hernandez second vice president, Russell Colion secretary, Luis Justinian treasurer, Santiago Morales accountant, Armando Bonilla sub treasurer, and Jai Ashinito Plastics Covers Caring Garcia and Peter Pagan as trustees. The SMA plans to address the proposed jai alai center at Korsuth and Nichols, with Morales calling it their first order of business and a formal SMA position to be issued after a statement from Macusey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Spanish Merchantis Lassociation
Pembroke Shreel
Luis Morales
Caribe Furniture
SMA
Luis Mornies
Jose Maldonado
Maldonado Service Center
Gilberto Hernandes
Farias Package Store
Russell Colion
Guadalupe Tropical Products
Luis Justinian
Fiarina
Sentiago Morales
Armando Bonilla
Jai Ashinito Plastics
Caring Garcia
Las Palms Grocery
Peter Pagan
Pagan Aula Sales
Jai Atal
Morales
Connecticut Sports Enterprises, Inc
Korsuth
Nichols Atraeia
Macusey
Weicker criticizes evasiveness over Nixon tape reveal
New Milford AP reports Senator Weicker voiced fatigue with evasive replies after experts disclosed a one minute gap in the White House tape. He praised Nixon on some matters but condemned the administration's handling of the tape issue as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Milford
Cowell- Weigher
Weicker
Nixon
Matester
Hiran Fazate
United States
Bridgeport Telegram Bitelines Vy a Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR text from Bridgeport Telegram appears to reference subscription rates and Sunday editions. It mentions daily and Sunday papers, delivery details, and pricing notes, but the legible facts are sparse and scattered across garbled lines. No clear events or individuals emerge.
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Cancer Society
James G. Clark
Plog Fong
Jor
Cheshire Girl
Jai’ Alar
Hartford Transit
GOP Club
Clay 7
Forlan
Watts
Lerive
Moray
Chuckle
Thor
Isiner
ACRAN
Gas Union
Iblic
Joseph A.“Walsh
Fire Commission
Carlschmidt
Alfred Janvain
Family’ Services
By Rose P. V. Young
Foran
Bunnell iIn
City Historical Group
The
Bridgeport Telegram Bitelines
Lorin
Sumeay
Bridport
Mansra
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