Draft Ends Senate Test as Amendment Fails
News brief reports the United States Senate rejected an anti draft amendment. Supported by Senators Pasture and Smith, the measure would have ended conscription. Opposed by Kennedy, Meintyre, Muskie, and others, the vote halted the plan to end the draft.
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Washington
New England
Sendlers
Senate
John C. Pasture
Chrishima Fell
Imm Rhoda Tau
Stid
R-Mass
Wert Damoerat
Kennedy
Massachuetts
Meintyre
New Hampshire
Mystic
Maine
Bisicotl
Connecticul
Fairfield Condominium Fight Reaches Court
Fairfielders Kathleen Moran and co defendants challenge a planning commission ruling that would rezone a 97 acre parcel from Residence R-J to Designed Residence District and permit 103 condo units with 160 parking spaces. They claim the decision is illegal and unreasonable, alleging lack of adequate drainage and sewer plans, potential traffic and environmental impacts, and depreciation of nearby property values. A public hearing on May 1 drew many residents, including Easton neighbors, in opposition.
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Fiovevaks
Morans
Cyril Waynik
R-J
Inn
Waynik
Alen
Fairfield
Miniman
Chiles
Mill River
Toll House Lane
Stevenson Road
Commission
Easton
Toth Calls Steps to End Seaside Dumping Mess
Public works director Jak A JaAtese reports the Park Board has received complaints about Seaside Park dump conditions. He cites fires at the dump and heavy truck traffic depressing the area, urging tougher guarding and regulation by the Public Works department to curb nuisance and protect the park and paving.
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Jak A. JaAtese
Toth
Park Board
Wome
Ram Patsans
Publ Works
Alte
Russell P. Neary
Chy
Eastar
Seaside Park
Salt Fire Department
Skyjacker Talked Out of Forced Flight to Israel
A hijacker aboard United Airlines Flight Jack was persuaded to surrender after crew and officers spoke with him. The pilot diverted to Dulles Airport and landed safely with no injuries. Officials noted the absence of sky marshals and suggested that calm negotiation helped resolve the incident.
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Israel
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Ed McTusker
Shorty
ARES
Airlines
Nts
Ntport
Darel Mahaney
Mahaney
United Spetesman
End McCusker
Aviagon Administration
Myght Tor
Martinghulp
Dulles
Reclonds City Supervisor Election Here
The election slate shows Gross as president and Montes as vice president after a contest in which Gross defeated DelVecchio and Monroe beat Colligan. The six-member nominating slate includes Mirv Mantas, Grace Wubley, Edward McLane, and Stephen Morelli. Officials discussed salary talks with Mayor Currant and potential raises for city workers, connected to a $187,638 budget, while prior unions and associations influence the supervisory group.
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Gross
Kathleen Mare
Louis Montes
Willian Rosenberg
Grose
Michael DelVerchio
Monroe
Jack Colligan
Mirv Mantas
Grace Wubley
Calteul
Tr. Gross
Sullivan Lu
Cithc Eis
Hew
Bridgeport Municipal Exapiayes Association
American Federation of
Maricipal
Aplacio
Treatments Proposed to Curb Heroin Epidemic By Research Group
Resnick Kav lend and Villarreal advocate new drug strategies to fight heroin, citing 25 000 to 30 000 Glade drugs in Vietnam and urging Congress to form a commission on heroin research. They argue existing research is underfunded and call for large scale trials and rapid deployment of antidotes or substitutes.
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Resnick
Villarreal
Congress
Herald
Kurland
Tricia Nixon and Edward Tex Are Feted by Diplomats
Washington AP reports Tricia Nixon and her fiancé Edward Tex accupied a lavish reception with 380 guests including diplomats from many nations. They discussed their upcoming White House wedding while guests toasted their engagement and future.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon
Edward Tex
Diplomatic Corps
White House
MT Nations
Nixon Vnl
Nixon
Tricia
Bilt
William Teogays
Massachusetts Avenue
Cox
Harvard
Vivien Kel ems Voice on Tax Policy at EAST MABBAM
The text notes Vivien Kel ems delivering a speech in East Mabbam, with remarks attributed to Thomas T. Maakidl about tax policy and possible income tax ideas, signed as Vivien Kel ems. The piece also mentions Themis J. Meskill addressing Quinnipiac College commencement and the conferral of bachelor of arts degrees, teacher education, associate in arts and science degrees to about four hundred fifty graduates.
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Mabbam
Thomas T. Maakidl
Vivien Kelems
Mesrill
Hamden
Gav
Themis J. Meskill
Reading consultant Mrs Sutphin to Leave School Post
Mrs Sutphin has served as a reading consultant on a national program in Bridgeport and Wallingford areas for years. She helped develop a mental program office under Assistant Superintendent Geraldine Jobnet and previously worked with New Jersey Education and the Bridgeport Junior League YOU program. The new program screens candidates and aims to train teachers and aides with state and federal funds for reading disability work, backed by about 17 045 dollars and thousands of volunteers.
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Wertion
Howard Rosenstein Cone
Hugh
Ipa
Ape Tohnson
Pabloe
Tyankies
Inlet la Princed
le Torsje
Dermnort Ovats
Soviet Sales Eyed Spur to Tool Jobs
New England representations of the International Electrical, Radin & Machine Workers Line in America map out plans to reduce unemployment in machine tool industry. Industry leaders expect easing trade restrictions with the Soviet Union could boost American sales to the USSR, while Bridgeport area machine tool production falls about 25 percent and total regional employment declines near 20 percent with 10 percent unemployment. A delegation from the machine tool industry plans to meet with officials of the U.S. Commerce Department to seek elimination of most export limits. Conference ends today with keynote on the state of the economy.
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New England
International Electrical, Radin & Machine Workers
Aimerica Methere Yastes
Lenachine Iit
James Leamer
Inion S
Soviet Union
St Biney
Amerigan
Learner
Howert
Bridgepore Ara Chamipoy
Commerce
Tnal
Wien
Commerce Department
Eisniss
Sinc
Japan
England
Noton'sistrict 2 Council
Upper
New York State
Strat.field Rptor
David Pinsky
Ute University of Connecticut
TUE Ocals
Bryant
Columbia Records Company
Stand Switched in House On Utility Rate Boosts
The House amended and passed a measure allowing utilities with approved requests to raise rates temporarily, or pay a portion of existing rates, until a PUC decision. Supporters cite quicker rulings. critics warn customers bear the cost and urge a faster PUC process. Some lawmakers call it a temporary fix.
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Publicy Utilities Commission
Lisbo
PAC
Hartford
Dalayr
Lango
Beckers
Vait Sa
Hey Ask
Ft Wan Wisa
Nya Chatean
Francis J. Colina
Brookfield
PUC
House
PUG
Rey H. Ervin
R Faire
Gerald Z. Stevens
PR Milford
General Assembly
Norwalk Tech Offers Entry Test for June 16
Norwalk Tech plans an entry test on June 16 for applicants to Italy Technical College’s program in advancing technology. The test covers geometry and chemistry, plus physics or related science, with emphasis on analytical and practical skills. Vincent Cirillo, the college director of admissions, invites scholars from local high schools to apply and meet qualification standards.
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Norwalk
Jqnor
Spvant
Italy
Technical College
Pam
Richards
Avenue
Jellator
Stade
Niatelentate
Vincent A. Cirillo
Three Women Held As Shoplifters At Shoppers Fair
Three women arrested on larceny charges at Shoppers Fair Bastutt Avenue. Grace A. Durbin of East Main Street, Elizabeth Gytare, 21, and Marin Tahasz of Rath Avenue were released after posting bond pending circuit court arraignment Monday. Police said about $45 in goods were shoplifted before security detained them.
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Shoppers Fair
Bastutt Avenue
Grace A. Durbin
East Main Street
Elizabeth’ Gytare
Marin Tahasz
al Hancock Nvenya
Shore Securisty
Allende Bodyguard and Chilean Opposition Clash
Chilean opposition attacks President Allende over his private bodyguard unit known as the GAP, while the Christian Democrat party presses for disbanding the guards whose legality is questioned under presidential security duties. The entourage, nicknamed GAP, includes ex-students and a former bank robber.
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Ubrisnan Democratic
Allende
la ‘Trihenm
Allenda Mansion
Fontana
Suercillas
Max Joel Maranillo
Ravn Iittionary
Maramblo
la Prison
Study Planned On Payola As Learning Spur
In Wethersfield a $100000 grant from the U S Office of Education funds a study on material rewards as learning incentives for students in grades one through four and for special education pupils with handicaps. The program will test direct incentives to improve motivation and performance, with gifts chosen by a local council of teachers. The piece also notes political budget talks and a looming special session in Hartford.
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Wetnersfield
Johnny
U.S. Office of Education
Wathersfield Loon
Lear
Wethersfield
Henry J. Ferri
Crayrnne & Lip
New York City
Housing funding blocks halt planned state housing drive
Merchants warn that without funds a proposed housing development program collapses. Spokesmen for United Community say the General Assembly backs an 8 million state housing site plan with 22 million in federal mortgage money, but cities face delays and burdens without matching funds. Local officials urge action to avoid stalling shelter and revitalization efforts statewide.
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Ant
Yann J. Marchant
Beldgenneerwyen
Une
Jenda
Canney
Pice
Goodyear Boosts Tire Prices Nationwide
Akron based Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co said it would raise replacement automobile tires by 2 to 6 percent, with a 2 percent increase on conventional tires and higher hikes on bias tires and related materials. The price boosts take effect July 1.
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Akron
Giin
Gondlweer ‘Tire & Rubger Co
Foiday
Cmpany
Sullivan urges bid rules for airport project group
The fragment describes M. Sullivan pushing for a 300 unit airport project with bids capped at 100 and a second proposal named G44 Arrangamani. He also urged bidders to provide officers stock status and financial statements, while noting competition from other factions and plans tied to Hatanoa and the Airport commission.
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Mir
Sullivan
Nee Diddor
Anothor
M. Sullivan
Bridgeport Liquor Heist Leads to Two Arrests
Bridgeport police detained Tio Bridgenort brothers Joseph Tracy and Daniel Tracy after a liquor theft at Art Lau Trucking in Stratford. Joseph, 22, faces charges of receiving stolen goods and driving an unregistered car with a suspended license. Daniel, 24, is held on an outstanding arrest warrant. Liquor from five trailers was taken and sold for about $100, police report.
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Bridgeport
Art Lau Trucking Company
Woodendrou
Stratford
Strattard
Joseph Tracy
Rondy Stenet
Daniel ‘Tracy
Joseph ‘Tracy
Hecay
Grider’ Park Price
Hurrovughs Stretk
Noeble Avensia
Iossuth Street
Sicense
Daniel Tracy
Westport
Joseph’ Tracy
Tracy
Almeida Dies Retired at Bragsen Borough Area
Joseph Almeida 26 a construction worker with Bridgeport Braga company died yesterday at Park Avenue Convalescent Home. Services will be held at a local funeral home with burial at Michal Cemetery. Born in Portugal he lived in Bridgeport and worked as a member of Varco da Garin. He is survived by wife and several siblings and nephews in various locations.
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Inge) Almeida
Maplawand Avenue
Bridgeport Braga Company
Park Avenue
Paraiteaura
Inglim Avenue
Our
Daft
Michal
Portugal
Alma
McKinney Speaks on Ecology Fight and Local Politics
Congressman Stewart A. McKinney urged area conservationists to address the nation’s ecological challenges beyond local threats. He spoke at Willimerton High School urging cooperation with state and federal efforts to protect the Kalefield wetlands, noting campaign debates over park development and clean air issues. Four district supervisors were elected to the conservation area committee, including Michael Satkins, Guide Barrells, Philp Hatake, and Sam Drepnakt.
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John P
Ropro Wilton
Stewart A. McKinney
Parrfiald County Conservation Dlatiiah
Willen High School
Yhlil
Willon Neds
Diath Street
New York City
Kalefield
Narnia
Michael Satkins
News Town
Guide Barrells
Trumbull
Philp Hatake
Palermid
Sam Drepnakt
Newenwn
Shotgun Bandit In Bakery Robbery
A gunman entered Tiller's PAR try Shop at 4080 Malnarent, Kaldup, demanded cash, and fled south on Maly Street after paying with a bag. Witness Mry DelPreie reported the gunman rushed the counter then exited toward Amalie manor. Police seek the suspect described as armed and dangerous.
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Hantil
Jn Tinen
Kaldup
Tiller
Partry-Shop
Vollen
Mry DelPreie
Paitien
Wilkait
Mandy
Hinther
Ators
Maly Straat
Alaska veto blocks earlier presidential primary plan
Gov. William A. Egan vetoed a bill that would have set Alaska's presidential primary to the earliest date. He cited failings in the measure and argued the timing would limit voter participation and hinder major candidates. The bill sought a February primary. New Hampshire currently holds the early state vote.
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Juneau
Alaska
William A. Egan
UnitedLalas
Ina Spas
Egan
Tagetnas
Bgan
Yrar Ishuen
Baan
Aj Inska
Nist
Wionet
Hampshire
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