Model Cities Plans Outlays Nodded By Council
City funds will cover all costs for Model Cities programs across departments including Public Works Library Police and education. The plan funds a summer youth program with eight staff, seven site supervisors, two counselors and a secretary, plus a shelter for up to 18 youths. Major contributions come from the U S justice department and the city Board of Education with support from the Chessmen Foundation. Alderman Sedensky calls the plan vital for summer youth needs and notes final approvals rest with the mayor and City Council after HUD clarifications.
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Solin
Public
Works Department
Te Library
Hog Poiuld
Nty
Tomsaed Ta Verhedint
Cultural Ris
Model
Model Cillay
Justice Department
Cily
Board of Education
Chessmen Foundation
Dielian
Vadensky
Sedensky
Kington
le Ofs
Model Cities Manning Council
Com- Council
Sedovsky
HUD
Heritwite M. Crespo
Dis7th
Mode Cities
Ile
Wis Lo
Two Women Hurt In Danbury Crash
A two car collision just off Interstate Route 6 in Danbury injured three people, including two elderly South Salem, New York women. Mrs Rose Baker 75 and Mrs Helen Bliss 74 were hospitalized in serious condition after a westbound car failed to stop at a sign. The other driver was Mrs Glorait Gle, age 28, of Ridgebury. All three were taken to a city hospital. charges of failure to stop were noted against Mrs Bliss and Glorait.
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Danbury
South
Rose Baker
South Salems
Helen Bliss
South Salon
LRA
Rouls
Glevall
Ridgebury
Rowi
Elisé
Miss Gloralt
Istord
Cary Am
Hcense
Agnew to Attend Seoul Inauguration With South Korean Leader
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew is set to meet President Nixon in Seoul for the inauguration of South Korea’s President Park Chung Hee, the White House said. The trip marks U S importance in Korea amid regional tensions and alliance reaffirmation in July.
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Washington
UCL
Spit T. Agnew
Nixon
Parks Chung Hee
South Korea
Committee approves Saden for judgeship nomination
State Senate Leader Caldwell seeks a future judgeship for Bridgeport figure Hugh Corrin and Saden. The nomination, once stalled, advances as committee members interview Saden, a former state senator and GOP adviser. If not completed by adjournment, Governor Meskill may appoint him interim to aid reapportionment duties.
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Senate
J. Edward Caldwell
Bridgeport
Magyar
Hugh
Corrin
Saden
Hauge
Srmator Caldwell
Tenipstativ
Denid
Meg
Saffiring
Laden
Republican Action League
Republican Party
Capitol Hill
GOP
General Assembly
Meskill
Biti
Ucueed
Inge Alva P. Loiselle
Willimantle
Loisalle
Supreme Court Angt Cilef
Howard
Wes Alcorn
Four Day Week Planned At West Haven Firm
West Haven printer with 40 employees will switch Monday to a four day work week under Connecticut’s new plan. The firm has operated since 1955 on an Albany time schedule with 40 hours a week across four days. President Robert M. Hern says Friday can be used for overtime if needed.
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West Haven
Connecticut
Schevlube
State Labor Department
Sys
Airm
Heriin Press
Fii
Robert M. Hern
Army probes new My Lai style incident claim
The Sun Times reports a possible massacre in August 1988 as two company commanders and brigade officers testify they had no knowledge of a civilian killings. An ex soldier recounts finding nine expended shells and asserts soldiers killed civilians indiscriminately.
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Meehert
Maloun
Het the Sun ‘Times
Airjhorne
Markoun
U.S
E Wan
la Viet
The
Sun Times
Ers
Ind
Fleer
Vietnam
Connecticut House I V Cameras Get New Coverage
Hartford report notes House I V cameras at various Connecticut locations received new coverage yesterday. Red indicator lights on fire and camera housings were covered with black tape, said by the House leadership to reduce shows. Lawmakers aimed to curb lengthy remarks and improve efficiency by concealing whether cameras operated.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Havan
Yestery
Hazard Building Stirs Airport Dispute in Stratford
The Stratford Airport Commission opposes a building project near Great Meadows Road noting it would cross the runway approach and exceed FAA limits. Mayor Curran and Town Manager Venables clash over permit denial while state and federal aid for land purchase are discussed. The council tabled action pending further study and a new FAA letter is reviewed.
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Great Meadows
Curran
Airport Commission
Stratford
Joseph W. Venables
Monary
Venables
Mgr
Nicholas J. Mainiero
FAA
Meiniero
Gari- Tella
Courcil
Maltitera Wee
Coc
Mainiaro
George W
Cops Seek 3 Jail Escapees With Violent Charges
Police press search for three escapees named John Gunther 23 Alan Ellis 26 and Nathaniel Carter 21 held on breaching peace robbery with violence and rape charges. Escape used damaged electrical wire as a rope. prisoners fled from a street light area near a high security zone in Bridgeport and Stratford.
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John Gunther
East Main Street
Alan B. Ellis
Bldg
Panik Village
Sige
Bridgeport
Stratford
Nathaniel Carter
Henry Stroet
Stamford
Border Superior Court
Freedom
Utility Charge Shelved Amid Legislature Debate
Hartfort measure to force utilities to charge 50 percent of approved rate increases was shelved after debate. The bill, backed by utility interest groups, stalled in the Banks and Regulated Activities committee and was deemed likely dead this session. State Rep. Gerald F. Stevens said the measure would not serve the public interests.
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Hartfort
Uulues Commission
Regulated Activiies
Gerald F. Stevens
Fot Utility Inceraata
Helicopter Crashes Near Saigon Claim Seven U.S. Lives
In Saigon and surrounding provinces, U.S. command reports two Army helicopters lost. One crashed 24 miles northwest of Saigon killing seven Americans aboard. the other shot down by ground fire in the Mekong Delta. Total U.S. aircraft losses reach 78 this conflict. South Vietnamese forces conduct a withdrawal near the Cambodian border amid heavy fighting and air strikes. Cambodian and U.S. reports differ on enemy casualties, with Viet Cong radio citing 1,500 killed or wounded and Saigon reporting far fewer. American and South Vietnamese troops suffer additional wounded during ongoing operations near Snuol and in Phnom Penh.
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Saigon
U.S
Tin
Cu Cai
Hau Nghia
Une U.S
Mekong Delta
Cau Man
Squo
Nehling
Hhoth
Snuol AN
Carroo
Ifdig
Nguyen van Minh
Washington
Pentapon
Jerry W. Friediern
Friedhelm
Cambodia
Viet Cong
AK As
Saes
Sauol
Cal. le ‘Trung
Hien
Ien
Wuckk
Re US
Demilitarized Zone
Associated Press
Neal Ulesich
Phnom Pann
Wey
Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Ad Marine
Leaded Gas Seen Acute Danger For Some Kids
Washington EPA scientist warns auto exhaust from leaded gasoline may push children toward lead exposure, especially those with pica. He notes adults in traffic roles show elevated blood lead and that a one-year-old nearby a roadway could ingest tiny toxic dust amounts daily, potentially triggering irreversible nervous damage.
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Washington
Lnad
Scientise
Envir*onmental Protection Agency
Ronald B Engel
Bureau of Air
Pollution Sciences
Durham 4.C
Gut” Engel
Engel
Ross and Roberts Pact Ratified Ends Strike
The agreement ends the prolonged labor dispute between Ross and Roberts as workers accept the pact after a two week showdown. Company representatives cite a good relationship and steady operations despite tensions. The text notes personnel shifts and ongoing negotiations but confirms the strike conclusion.
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Ross & Roberts
Ito
I. Gurmmonite
Tha Witon
Inbar
State and federal talks push welfare cuts threat back
Federal pressure on welfare cuts faced tentative agreement on five issues. HEW spokesman in Boston said differences are narrowing on income limits and medically needy definitions while tracking noncompliant parents and ADC simplification remain disputed. Ratcliffe voiced surprise at timing as lawmakers press toward compliance with federal directives.
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TV Name
HRW
Boston
Prac Hce
Peuse
William Ratcl-ford
HEW
Ratchford
Wellare
Hebey White
Wellaré
Connecticut
Fairfield churches press elderly housing plan
A joint church effort in Fairfield plans to develop housing for elderly residents. The Greenfield Hill Congregational First Church Fairfield Grace and Trinity Episcopal join Connecticut Interfaith Housing Inc to form a nonprofit corporation with seed funds and an FHA loan path. Community leaders discuss site committees, professional team setup, and governance for future housing units.
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Yeong
Bullard
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
Vim
Pairfield
Comupilice
Balrilelt
Bridgeport
I Committee
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Jnuary
Key
Aretha Higgins
Jey
Larsing Roberts
Connecticut Tiertalth Housings Inc
Fairfield
Rithant L. Rush
Jackson
David L. Savacoal
First Church
James 5. Hand
Joy €, Adams
Stilson
Methodist Church
Stanley L. Houston
Boliard
Albert J. Schmidt
Greentalt Hill Church
David £. Landhelt
Higgs
Yarringtass
Trinity Church
Supreme Court narrows police power to disperse crowds
The Supreme Court limited police ability to clear crowds from streets branding such actions as discriminatory and beyond normal powers. The Cincinnati loitering ordinance was struck for inviting bias against ideas or appearances. The ruling also empowers federal judges to curb railroad strikes if negotiations stall. Other actions involved Greyhound Armour merger and a Clayton antitrust ruling, with cross examination rules clarified.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ordi
Coates
Potter Stewart
Wilelina McClain
Wne
Hemant
Greyhound
Armour & Co
Argent
Béni Trust
Eddes Fond
Greater Buflsto Press
International Color Printing Co
Devi
Nnn
Federal
Buffalo
EastEnders On TAPS Board Fight and Local Council Updates
A tense demonstration outside Whitaway Manufacturing and arrests of picketers spur coverage of labor tension. Justice Stewart's opinion on an “annoying” standard prompts discussion of free speech and association rights with several Supreme Court justices in dissent. The report also covers East End neighborhood council elections and new committee appointments for community safety, sanitation, police relations, and summer camp staff selection.
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Draft Nendquarters
Fone
Whitaway Manuufacturing Co
Stewart
Saatices Wilhiam Q. Douglas
John M. Tar ‘Lan
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Warren Burger
Taldices
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmus
Hagan
Black
Wisden
Hartford
Senate
Federal District Courte
Brennan
Rollin Mattler
J. de Wills
Hamiden
Lin
Alep
Aril
Coun
Tayfet Area
Smyiees
East End
Barbara Boyd
Whaisan
Tom Thmpking
Aso
Ot Schonls
Howard Rosensteig
Thi
Teller
Boyd
Town Turns to curb amphetamine abuse with pledge
Huntington officials report more than half of doctors and pharmacists signed a pledge to curb amphetamine prescriptions. 142 physicians of 3d in the town pledged, with 20 pharmacists signing. The program aims to expand countywide and push for statewide acceptance, stressing education to deter youth reliance on pills.
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Huntington, Nav
Tony Eslard
Huntington _Warentles ‘Guidance Council
the 3d
Ielr Sigmatiers
Ning
Ighe Phaemarikis
Naventice
Conncil
Suffolk City
Ily
New York ‘State
Nathan
Maryille Rosen
Menmuer
Suffolk County Addiction Cinical Commission
County Medical Share
Ducati
Rosen
Rasen
Thomas ’ Mc‘ Swiggan
Phi
Samia
Blue Laws Bill To Be Considered In Hartford
Hartford lawmakers discuss revising state statutes to ease Sunday sale restrictions. Rep. John A. Pohlkin and Westport’s Louis Stroffelina push for reform amid police and prosecutor signals of enforcement crackdowns.
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Hartford
John A. Pohlkin
Norwalk
Louis Stroffelina
Westport
Westpark
Fabrizio
Shimugt
Willan Ry
Atchford
Danbury
Senate Provident Pro Tempore
Shorles
T. Alina
Suttialit
Memorial Day Weekend Road Death Toll Report
AP reports 593 traffic deaths over the Memorial Day weekend from Friday noon to Monday midnight. The figure notes the holiday’s peak travel period, with estimates varying by source, and compares to previous three-day counts.
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JINR
Associated Press
Haliday
Nuinhoe
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Agnew
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Unie
Phnom, Penh
Snual
Kampong
Pham
Priane Sai
Gulf of Siam
Miles
Anise
South Chine
Sec
Othee
Fairfield Elderly
Greenfield Millais
Arégationalchitech
Raunnd Incorporated
Tema
Richa B. Crews
Connecticut Interfaith Housing, Inc
E. Z. Ballard
Ho Winit
Uecames Py Biges
Prodserie L. Yatzington, Jr
Jay Minoit A
Thetroup
Neher
the, Corporation
Aphy USA
Prien
Feadford
Warne
Brive
Dillingham
Peel Peck
Chicago
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