Connecticut Gambling Bill Inches Through House Vote
The Connecticut General Assembly approved a gambling bill by 141 to 31. Supporters cited potential state revenue while opponents warned of crime and fiscal risk. The measure sets up an authorship panel with five Republicans and four Democrats and allows towns to opt into off track betting. The vote tallied 46 in favor from the area counties, with several absences noted.
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PTA Council Installs Its Officers for 7172 PTA Year
The PTA Council installs its officers for the 7172 school year. Joseph Lala is named president, Toyce Houston elected vice president, and Myra Sobol Dorothy Ginggana Myron Chin Marek Torn are noted in various roles. Charles Bellamy named treasurer.
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Lewis A Shea Dies Longtime Bridgeport Banker and Leader
Lewis A Shea a Bridgeport banker and civic leader died after a life in finance and public service. He held roles from bank examiner for the Federal Reserve to president and chairman at major banks. He served on numerous boards and led fundraising drives for Red Cross and Notre Dame schools. Survivors include his wife, children, and grandchildren with services set at St Augustine's cathedral and a burial in Grove Cemetery.
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Noise Control Law Delayed by City Council Debate
The council postponed action on a proposed noise control ordinance amid questions over how to measure and limit industrial, street, and residential noise. Aldermen pressed for clear standards, while speakers urged addressing truck and mower noise and noting economic impacts.
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Bridgeport Mayor Seeks Housing, Environment and Budget Reforms
The mayor outlines steps to stabilize city finances with strict controls, halt nonessential overtime, and protect taxpayers while pursuing housing expansion. He cites needs in housing subsidies, state and federal support, and regional cooperation for new units, improved schools, and polluted air and noise abatement.
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Senate Would Not Draft Kin of War Dead or Missing
Debates over draft rules and wartime casualties dominate a Monday session. Senators argued for limiting service lengths and tying decisions to lawmakers who share peers’ risk. Proposals to cut service time and cut off funds for Southeast Asia troops were discussed amid leadership turmoil and plans to vote on key amendments before June 30.
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Free Food Man Gets Free Room and Board
Hartford UPI report: Steven Earl Murray who ran the so called Free fund store and state steel operations appeared before U.S. District Judge T Emmet Clarie. He was found guilty of interstate transport of a stolen 3300 check and sentenced to 18 months in prison. The defendant faces 48 months of free room and board in a federal facility.
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Ailing Penn Central Faces Recovery Plan Review
Langdon outlined Penn Central's progress after payroll surgery and a reorganization filing as unions and executives attended a conference. He cited a need for 460 to 500 million dollars in aid to sustain operations and hopes to reach viability by 1973 with government support reduced by self-help measures.
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Westport Sechoal Unit Receives Radio Permit Application
The Federal Communications Commission announced on Monday an application from Westport Connecticut Board of Education for an educational EME radio station on 0.1 megacycle. A second Connecticut filing sought transfer of WHOT TV license in Hartford from RKO General to Farth Center.
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