Stratford Morning School Bus Safety Plea and Church Schedules
Police remind drivers to watch for children during pre-dawn hours as bus pickup points cause visibility hazards. Schools adjust junior high start times to reduce delays. other levels keep same schedules. Fire hydrants need clearing with ongoing snow and street parking limited to aid plowing. Local churches list services, choirs, sermons and activities for Sunday and Monday, including Trinity, Methodist, Baptist, Lordship, Bethany Alliance, Congregational, Christ Episcopal, and Episcopal churchwomen events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Troland
Fiee
Bke
Hans Lund
Joseph W. Venables
Trinit Episcopal Church
Trumbull
Carol Raymond
Robert Franz
Lordship
Bethany Allance
Keith Osborne
Bethany Alliance
Huntington “Yond
John R. Carlson
John Carlson
Kenneth Stone
Mr. Osborne
Snl
Sharon Thompson
Youth Fellowship
Joseph C. Shaw
First Congregational Church
Main Street
Kimball Carlweigher
Christ Episcopal
Carl E. Buffington
Christ Episcopal Church
Buffington
Alexandra Vanderclock
Turior High Fellowship
Duller High Fellowship
Adult Inquirer
Episcopal
YMCA
First Baptist
Keneth R. Rayner
Il A.m
First Baptist Church
Church Hill Road
Rayner
Richard E. Lindgren
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Till Farm Road
India
Bright Fkitime
Calvin United Services
Lexander Havadtoy
Calvin United Church of Christ
Kings Highway
Mission Guild
Pilgrim Fellowship
Southport
Loring
Congregational Church
Pequot Avenue
Board. of Trustees
Women's Guild
Felllowship Hall
Frederick F. Allsap
First Presbyterian Church
Easton Turnpike
Trinity “Baptist
John J. A. Dischinger
Trinity
Baptist Church
Northy
Kenson Road
Frank Wagner
World Visions
Recreation Department
Tunxis Hill
Old Dam Road
Dwight School
Holland Hill
McKinley
Roger Ludlowe High School
Knights of Columbus
Unquowa Road
Greenfield Hill Volunteer Fire Company
Congress Street
Gertrude Miller
District One
Set
Thomas J. Nelson, Jr
VPW
Geanvilla Street
Io the
Kidney Foundation
Black Rock
Stanley R. Allaby
Black Rock Congregational Church
Black Rock Turnpike
God
Allaby
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Episopal
Old Post Land
Adam Lewis
James S. Hood
Fairfield Grace United Methodist Church
Fairfield Woods Road
Dennis R. Winkleblack
Alistair Z. Masson
Marlon Pratt
Shana McLean
Robert J. Bingham
Lillian Nordstrom
Coffen
Seryles
Fairfield RTM to Consider Wetlands Plan on Jan 28
Fairfield RTM will discuss an inland wetlands and watercourses ordinance at the January 28 session in Grasmere School. The agenda includes a $2,225,331 appropriation to implement the town revenue sharing plan for the current fiscal year ending June 30 and other budget items such as IT costs, dike reconstruction damages, an audit, and reimbursements to the state for compensation paid to former employees. The meeting also covers bond amendments, appointments, and a contract with Fairfield Custodian-Maintenance Workers locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Pm
Grasmere
Board of Selectman
Sete Eeaeace
Savon
Independence Hall
Pine Creek
RIM
Tomlinson Junior
S Board of Education
Fairfield
Amerien Federation
Richard L. Rush
Stephen F. Garvey
Atwater Room
State Tax Yield Off in December
Hartford AP reports December revenue fell by 6.7 million versus December 1972. Connecticut took in 60.1 million in other taxes for the month, with 66.8 million a year earlier. State tax officials say quarterly sales tax would boost overall income, noting a 12 thousand rise in the gasoline tax for January despite lower November gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
State Tax Department
Connecticut
F. George Brown
Fired Teacher Sues Hartford Officials for 4.15 Million
Mary Gilbertson a Weaver High School teacher fired last November for alleged insubordination filed a 4.15 million damage suit against City Councilman Allyn Iy seven school board members and Superintendent Robert Kelly seeking 100000 in compensatory damages and 250000 in punitive charges per defendant. She seeks reinstatement and a preliminary injunction to return to her job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Mary
Gilbertson
Weaver High School
Allyn
Iime
Simon Urges Federal Agencies to Cut Fuel Use
Energy chief William E. Simon orders all U S agencies to cut fuel use by 20 percent, replace limousines with compact cars, and tighten building cooling. Heating limits set to 85 degrees during cold season and 55 after hours, with hot weather cooling not below 80 to 82 degrees. Exemptions cover the President, Vice President, security, and essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Simon
Tel
Simon
General Services Administration
GSA
IGSA
Government parking shifts to favor car pools in privilege shake up
The government plans a 45 day reallocation of agency parking spaces with 10 percent reserved for executives, disabled employees, and those in unusual work assignments. Car pools will receive priority based on pool size, affecting how many spaces individual employees may keep.
Upstate Water Firm Takeover Proposed
Hartford AP report notes State Senate Minority Leader Charles Alfano proposes legislation to let the Metropolitan District Commission buy the Connecticut Water Company's northern division. He cites MDC bills about half the quarterly cost to a typical Moor in Suffield Enfield and Windsor Locks and argues MDC would lower rates. MDC supplies water to several Greater Hartford towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
States Senate
Charles T. Alfano
D-Suffield
Triday
Metropolitan District Commission
MDC
Connecticut Water Company
Alfie
Citv Vision
Suffield
Enfiald
Windsor Locks
State
Public Utilities Commission
Greater
Steele Attacks Soviet Gas Deal With US Funds
U S Rep Robert H Steele criticizes a proposed US loan package totaling 49.5 million to the Soviet Bank for Foreign Trade to explore Eastern Siberia gas. He argues the deal risks energy security, risks Soviet economic blackmail, and conflicts with US energy self sufficiency goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Associated Press
U.S
Robert H. Steele
Cain
Soviet Union
Greater Hartford
Siberia
Steefe
Middle East
Steele l
Soviet loans to aid USSR cited in cost debate
A speaker claimed Russia would need at least three times the cost of an Ameri can 228 project, with taxpayers subsidizing a Per cent loan to the Soviet Union while Americans would pay 9 or 10 percent on loans for private ventures or housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Japanese gangsters diversify enterprises in Tokyo
The police report shows gangsters control 18 percent of the capital's Turkish baths and 22 percent of its strip-tease joints. Prostitution remains a top earner in their diversified ventures across Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
National Police Agency
Na‘ron
Vandals Ruin Rail Cars in Argentina
The state rail enterprise Argentines Railways reports vandals have destroyed 98 modern railway cars since 1963 along the General Ravaine line linking Buenos Aires and points south at a cost of ten million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentines Railways
Bueens Aires
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Stratford
United Methodist Church
Eldon Simpson
Frank Denton
Eving
John W. Moriarty
Willmeet
Tal Huntington Road
P Edward Cuthbert
Francis Furman
Bruce
Lance
Lordship Community Church
Prospect Drive
John Shawson
Brooke Finn
Charles S. Wakeley
Father
Ifand
RTM
the Panasonic Center
Panasonic
Davidson's Decorators
Main ST
Middle Street
Cann,phe Be Gorden Him Ht
Upstate Water
Orange
Stratford Center
Main Street On the Green
Jegis
Aiurdy
Connecticut Post Center
Milford
Boston Post
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