Fighting Near Capital of Cambodia Continues On
Army units report pulling out most of about 100 casualties from heavy fighting near Proy Thom, 12 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reportedly suffered significant losses as U S raids hit supply depots and roads to break enemy lines in northeastern Cambodia. In South Vietnam, a new drive near Pleiku left 15 North Vietnamese killed and four South Vietnamese dead, as forces pressed operations in the central highlands.
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Proy Tham
Phaoty Penh Chhang
Prey Thom
Cambodia
Mekong River
Phnom Fonh
Chup
Phnom Penh
Camodian Command
South
Highlands
Kiwanis Awards Scholarships at Fairfield REACH Center
Fairfield Kiwanis distributed $1000 in combined scholarships and aid at a luncheon to REACH Center, the town drug information hub. Two $500 scholarships were awarded as chess champions were honored, and plans for REACH expansion were outlined by Jack Foyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Kiwanis Club
REACH
Fairfield Motor Li
Gerd E. Malafrante
Ceenter
Jack Foyt
Wally Hurtbure
Agnes Hurthart
Grasmore Avenue
Roger Luc
Michael Beckage
Garden Court
Andrew Warde
Northeastern University
Haston
Salvatore DiGrazia
Danty Dicrucia
Tudlane
Deflery Litem
Robert Linehaan
Stratfield Sud
Warde Slillelit
Douglas Winter
Myre
Marvin Winter
Plalb Road
Ludiowe High
Vincent, Straus
Kiwanis Club
Nivinher
Warde High School
Jail Term Suspended In Street Disturbance Case
Celestine Delve ro, 47, of Newark was sentenced on a breach of the peace charge after pleading guilty before Circuit Court Judge Milton Hetaan. He was suspended after the Tuesday posting for causing a disturbance at East Mary and Hamilton streets by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine Delvero
Newark
Milton Hetaan
Rohart J. Rabo
Wis Ate
East Mary
Teamilton Alreeis
Intruders With Knives Rob Woman in Her Apartment
A South End woman reported two men forced entry yesterday, entered her Lafayette Street apartment, and robbed her of about $80. The suspects, described as Negroes, fled after the alleged assault, police were told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atu
Maryann Zokayski
Lafayette
Diocesan Board Debates Policy and Finances at Meetings
The board discussed reopener talks on the ND Teaching Order Pact and near term negotiating options with the Moly Cross fathers while a Bishop’s advisory review of diocesan finances proceeded. Marist Brothers warned salaries may force departures. no response came at last meeting. The board remanded smoking policy to principals while endorsing a policy entrusting activity rules to school leaders. An evaluation committee was formed to review the $12,500 computer services contract and reporting. The session touched spring football contact rules and possible special meetings if warranted.
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Moly Cross Fathers
Marist Brothers
Trumbull
Howevever
Holy Cross
Marlin B. Mitchcock
Mitchcock
Congress
Eugene Daly
Snme
Ley
Egard
Murphy
Hitchcock
Wugit
Kirphy
Paller
Fink
South Ender Pined receives suspended terms and fine
Anthony Alves, 29, of TIT. South avenue, pleaded guilty to three charges in Circuit court. Judge Molon Herman imposed two consecutive suspended terms and a $100 fine after Alves admitted writing two checks totaling $149 in May and June 1970 at Bonus Market. A separate motor vehicle charge stemmed from last year’s arrest for driving with a suspended license after a stop near Old Town and Trudenu. Assistant Prosecutor Robert Sabo led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony RB
Alves
South Avenue
Mietay
Sens
Via
Molon Herman
Iraniss Lan Avenue
Old Town
Trudenu
Pol
Tle Yeense
Prasrcutny
Robert St Sabo
Duri Ing
Connecticut approves racing lottery bill for off track bets
A nine member commission will regulate racing and off track betting under the bill approved by the General Assembly. The plan allocates appointments between Republicans and Democrats, with the governor naming five and legislative leaders naming four, while noting expected competition with organized crime estimates and a related prizefighting measure approved a day earlier. The Senate vote included a broad cross party support except for a few opposed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferme
van Wisinmaniers
Repke
Tha Seager
Judtent
Lipada
Senate House
Connecticut
Joseph B. Buckley
Seymour
Buckley
James W. Marauléy
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Florence D. Finney
Gragnwich
Senate
Faulise
Hartford
Smith
Nanford
Burke
East Hartford
Pro
New Britain
al Kato
Lutfield
Giatlone
New Haven
Lieberman
Hammer
Branford
Zajac
R-Meriden
Catilin
Waterbury
Sullivan
Crafts
Ledyord
Gun
Tor
ReSt
DeNardis
R-Hamden
Odegard
Manchester
Track- Bloamifield
Eddy
R-Newington
D-Angania
Murphy
D. Franklin
Houtey
D-Vernon
Finney
R-Greensvich
AHL in Cities Feared Death by Year 2000
Experts warn urban life will face severe outcomes by 2000 if current trends persist. Analysts cite rising noise pollution, increasing street disturbances, and a push for louder devices as cause for concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actas Hivs
Antimnathnin Shandavileation Organization
ISO
New York
Liv
Berger Named President of Algonquin Club at Lafayette
Leonard F. Berger of 31 Bardal Drive Trusbnil was chosen president of the Algonquin Club last night at its annual meeting on Lafayette Boulevard. Berger, VP of People's Savings Bank, succeeds Walter Berger of 1078 Aure againe. Other officers elected: Vincent J. Como vice president, George Hubbard Jr secretary, Harold W. Clauson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Berger
Bardal Drive
Trusbnil
Algonquin
Lafayette Boulevard
Me. Berger
People's Savings Bank
Main Street
Algonquin Club
Walter (i, Berger
Vincent J. Como
Fairfield
George &. Hubbard, Jr
Harold W. Clauson
Southport
Westport Woman Mrs Gustave Rasen Dies at 67
Mrs Gustave Rasen of Westport dies Wednesday in Norwalk hospital after 22 years in town. Funeral services Friday at Park Avenue Temple with Rabbi Arnold Sher and Cantor Ramin Gilowat officiating. Burial at Oak Lawn Cemetery, Bridgeport. Survived by husband Gustave J Rasen and son Samuel Cecarbaura. brothers Harold Cedarbaun of Bridgeport and Lawrence Cedarbanim of Braningham Massachusetts. Active in local politics and community groups including the Republican Town Committee and Westport League of Women Voters.
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Westport
That Codarhach Rasen
Sour Corn Po Road
Gustave J. Rorey
Asneluck Valley Board of Health
Norwalk
Hos
Park Avenue Temple
Park Avenue
Arnold Sher
Ramin Gilowat
Ucal Valide
Bmailshel Caetery
Fairfield
Abrihans L
Green
The
American Technion Society
Unicep
Survivors
Samuel Cecarbaura
Coast Guard Academy Holds 141 Ensigns Graduation
NEW LONDON AP The Coast Guard Academy awarded bachelor of science degrees and commissions to 141 cadets at its commencement ceremonies. Adm Chester R Bender praised rewards beyond most fields and spoke of saving lives and enduring bonds. Rear Adm John F Thompson read Nixon letter urging graduates to serve, while President Nixon sent best wishes. The class, second largest in academy history, includes 35 states represented. All new ensigns report to Coast Guard ships worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Coast Guard Academy
Chester R. Bender
Coast Guard
Bender
Airc
John F. Thompson
Academy
Nixon
Rtpark
Harding High inducts students into honor societies
Pupils at Warren Harding High School were inducted into the Quill and Scroll and National Honor societies in ceremonies in the school auditorium with a reception in the cafeteria. Inductees include Marty Adomial, Ben Cunningham, Charles Gis hort, Cindy Kovacs, Stephanie Mrazek, Friday Piontek, Nanty Rivers, and others as pages note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harding High School
Schiool
Aris Hy
Abraham J. Mellity
Quill and Screll
Keven Koshirko
S0-ciety
Richard A. Mayer
Ping, i
Marty Adomial
Ben Cunningham
Charles Gishort
Cindy Kovacs
Stephanie Mrazek
Friday Piontek
Nanty Rivers
Mise Violante
Maereen Zonko
Aoseph Curent
National
Heanor Society
Jean M ‘Vorebo
Chester Andracjewski
Diaga Adamkiewicz
Tiotis Chatupity Joviano
Deborah Drape
Snisun
Robert Gayle
Charles Grabert
Lynn Guin
Helen Jancik
Wayne Karaenski
Susan Kinsman
Donna Krawbay' Alesandera
Maksymiah
Inel Mather
Diane Mongilla
Rebret Savoyski
Valerie Shieldx
Pyothi Sewolkon
Mika Vialanie
Ireme Wierzbicki
Raymond Agany
Frank J. McKee
Harding
High
Rabnol
Enseanbte
Uddyback Sees Approval Soon Of Cities Program
Uddyback hints at imminent approval for Cities Program participation, says he must coordinate with staff and positions but declines specifics. He notes promotional plans and hopes the program will be productive for all groups involved, while stressing collaboration and timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uddyback
Phin
Ss Uddyback
Posistamen
Scare Coopenitloy
City recreation task force questions Ree funds use
A Model Cities task force debates how recreation funds were spent in the East Side neighborhood. Willred Murphy reports the group demanded details from William McBride and William Riley, with James Grantham offering support, criticizing the program for limited bus trips and missing equipment while promising delivery of supplies once staff relocate.
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Dast Side
Serkttar
Willred Murcphy
New Tank
William =McBride
Superintern
Wiliam Riley
Model Cities
Murphy
Riley
James Grantham
Mouse Cities Agency
Department
Grantham
Legislature Adjourns and Faces New Session
The legislature adjourned amid talk of Model Cities programs and state finance. A task force debated education, labor, and urban aid while pledges and funding measures loomed for a possible special session and a push to by pass opposition through primary by petition.
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Wits
M. Bailey
Yale
Hartford
Aftairs Agauley
Coniston
Iain
Governi
Red
Ajsa
Feiley
Husk
Mdehings
Cme
Murphy
Meskilt
TB-RD Group to Honor Volunteers Tonight
Bridgeport Area TB and RD Association meets to elect officers and directors with Volunteer of the Year award presented by Philip DiLeo. Principal speaker Leonard Proletta discusses the 1971 Legislature and environmental act. Invited guests include Tr Patterson Harris and Mrs Nanny Cinpari. social hour and dinner follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
TB and RD Association
Strat
Thomas Bennett
Ax Sward
Philip 8. DiLeo
Leonard S. Proletta
H Patterson Harris
Connecticut Trrd Association
Nanny Cinepari
Trumbull
N'Y
Eleanor Smith
Senate Blocks Welfare Residency Test Amid Ethics Bill Debate
The Connecticut Senate blocked a welfare residency requirement while advancing a ethics code for state workers. House passage came as filibusters and amendments shaped a marathon session before midnight. Key figures included Sen Wilber G. Smith and Rep Bernard Aveoli, with votes on eligibility and ethics amid other welfare measures.
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Senate
Tie House
New York
House
Wilber G. Smith
D-Harllard
Vawdiye Bereee
J. Edward Cardwell
Bridgeport
L Alden A. Ives
Reévlorris
Cod of Ethics
Quay
Bernard L. Avcol‘Jie
D-Naugatuck
Lisle
Gerard
Spiegel
William R.hill
Ratchfort
D-Danbury
D-Wallingford
Nersons
Splegellhice
Ren
Avcollic
Naugatuck
Carrozzolla
Ratchford
Yale
Canada abortion law not too restrictive says Ontario doctor
AP report from Better Before London notes Canada’s new abortion law is not too restrictive and adoption procedures are larger than before the law took effect, according to the president of the Ontario Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Ontario Medical Association
MOVE Aims to Lease City Waterfront for Recreation Facility
MOVE proposes leasing city waterfront property along Capitol Avenue and California Street for a renewable one year term to establish a city owned recreation and dining facility with slips, a chubowie, and open access. The plan would fence the area and renew the lease, while complying with non discrimination policy. The council sent the matter to City Hall committee led by City Clerk Joh C Mandantel for review.
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Tae
Ely
Alettin
Dawyer E Fiiwonepean
Ttroup
Cepitcal Avenue
Maidentine
Californiia Street
Minmoyne
Mey Spear
Calltorpia Maldy
California
Sith Ge
Ths
Alte
Joh C. Mandantel
Portley 9 dies in New Haven hospital
Robin Portley aged nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Portley of Trumbull, died yesterday at Yale New Haven Hospital. Services set for Saturday at 9 30 am at Long Holl funeral home Mullins and Redgate Main Street Gorham Place, with Rev Richard A Nordgren officiating. Burial in Park Cemetery. She was born in Bridgeport and was a fourth grade student at Booth Hill School. Survived by parents, maternal aunt John Lisiak of Trumbull, and grandmother Elsie Schrietier of Bridgeport.
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Trumbull Roisin
Porsley
Daniel Portley
Rane Jels
Yole
New Haven Hospital
Mullins
Redgate
Main Strait
Gorham Place
Richard A. Nordgren
Arwmnbull Congregational Church
Park Cemetery
Robin
Bridgepudl
Booth Fill School
Seaver Wins Rookie of Year in Mets World Championship Year
Consistent Tom Seaver of the New York Mets is the only National League Rookie of the Year to win the Cy Young Award, claimed by the Rhein Gold Sports Bureau. Seaver captured the hurler’s prize in 1969, the Mets’ championship year.
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Tom New York
Tent Seaver
New York Mets
Gy Young
Rheingold Sports Bureau
Seaver
Mets
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Uscg Academy
Harding High
Karen Kostureg
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United States
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Chp
Meskill
Racreadion
Arouna
Tb-Rd
MOVE
City Boating ‘Base Lease
Robin Portley
Beechwood Super Markets
Charmin
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Labhoy
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Nabisco Ritz
Gary al Baechwand Ofer
Tomlin Cagpis
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Ceupon Bee
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Shank
Pizzarettes
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