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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
10
Unclear fragments indicate a nursing home strike remains scheduled with sides debating outcomes. The text mentions waiting for a decision from authorities and a planned action set for the near future, with conflicting reports and comments not fully captured.
A Fairfield area dispute over a flooded care facility stalled talks as 50 service employees demand higher wages. Administrations spokesman Carol Aminlgtraltus said an appropriation of 25 was proposed to fund breakwater construction while union representatives push for salary increases. Rep Joseph T. Gurnaley noted talks remain far apart with the May 31 expiration looming and a possible extension discussed.
Police arrested Stephen Chase, 18, Milford, and Robert Elwood, 18, Devon, on narcotics and weapons charges tied to a bridge project along Main Street at Madison and the Poquansack River. The men faced possession with intent to distribute and a loaded pistol was found in the stolen truck used in the alleged drug operation. The case involves the Water Resources Commission and City Planning Commission with bail set at 5,000 and 3,000. Subdivisions and zoning actions were also approved by the Planning Commission including Biagio Nicoll and Louis Trambetta developments.
State Rep. Leonird Paoletta will keynote the Bridgeport Area Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association annual dinner at the Stratfield Motor Hotel. Mrs. Eleanor Smith chairs the event with a social hour at 4 38 p m and a brief business meeting before honoring the 1971 Volunteers of the Year. Paoletta will discuss the current legislature and the Environmental Protection Act, noting his ties to Community service through the Lions Club and Boys' Clubs while recognizing Local civic groups and alumni honors.
Bridgeport police arrested Norberta Ramos, 28, of 269 Fairfield Avenue, on a breaking and entering charge under a circuit court warrant. Detective George Dirga said Ramos allegedly broke into a Revere Street home last week and took a number of articles.
City officials discuss a proposed 156000 grant toward a 489000 beautification program for local parks. Backers complain funds are lost as the council delays applying to HUD. Alderman Kelley cites new federal funds available after July 1. The council committee on community development continues review.
City zoning hearings focus on a draft plea for changes to state government and Garden Apartments on several blocks including Pier ce Place. The June 18 agenda item lists applications from Anthony Calandra and Robert DiNardo seeking Residence to Garden Apartment zoning and 11 new units, with the Planning Commission set to study city-state relations and broader governance questions.
The House paused to honor former Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut with eulogies and remarks by Reps Jol S. Monagan and Ella T. Grasso. They noted his gun control efforts and strong national defense, and paid tribute to his fierce love of country despite a 1967 censure over political contributions and a death from a heart attack May 24 at his Old Lyme home.
The Police Board reviewed the Nichols Street riot of May 20 on Main and Nichols streets. Seven injured officers and 16 arrests were cited as the department to reimburse damaged clothing and gear. Leave granted for Sgt. Patrick Daten to attend reserve training. former officer Gerlad Clancy case noted with no action. Traffic signal request near Main and Beechmont denied. sign for Ben James Macauley approved.
HARTFORD The House yesterday passed and sent to the Senate a bill allowing Mary J Townsend and Lawrence E Townsend of Bridgeport to bring suit again at the city for an accident on June 38 1989. The former Bridgeport Black Panther leader and his wife were involved in a highway accident and had failed to file notice of the suit within the time cited.
Alfred Fletcher, 35, of 108 Lee Avenue, was arrested last night on his wife’s complaint that he assaulted her. He was charged with breach of the peace and held in bail awaiting circuit court appearance. Police, including Patrolmen Pelle and Griffin, processed the arrest.
Students at Ludlowe High were honored with numerous awards across clubs and departments during the Glass Day ceremony. Recipients include Cathleen Agall, Marcela Cark Huff, Bradley Dust, and many others across academic, language, arts, and service categories, with scholarships from local and national organizations.
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