Public Hearing Planned on Stratford Airport Landfill Plan
Stratford officials seek support for a landfill project at Bridgeport Airport with joint city state backing. A public hearing is set for June 21 as the State Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and local authorities discuss sanitary and environmental details, including nesting restrictions and impact on nearby shore facilities.
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Disturbance In Brooklyn Draws Large Youth Crowd
About 300 youths joined a disorder in Williamsburg Brooklyn as police intervened. A patrolman was struck while arrests were made and fire officials reported injuries amid shouts in Spanish. Fire units briefly redirected to manage the unrest and roadways were affected as demonstrators hurled bricks and debris at officers.
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Seals and Clippers Agree to 1971-72 Season Deal
The California Golden Seals announced they have reached a working agreement with the Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League for the 1971-72 season.
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Rent strike pact details withheld in private agreement
The private rent strike settlement at 381-981 Fast Main Street was kept private by attorney Newton Hewitt for Maria Luce-Baez while funds from the Dec 24 strike were accounted for and returned. Public disclosure was blocked as all party attorneys agreed, with one objecting to releasing the document. The agreement reportedly involved tenant opinions on certain matters.
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Material Witness Freed in Capitol Blast Case Detroit
DETROIT AP A federal grand jury in Washington is probing the March Capitol bombing and May demonstrations. A material witness, Larry Canada, was released on personal recognizance in Detroit after being transferred from Bloomington Indiana. He must stay in Detroit and report to federal authorities daily. Wives and relatives of others subpoenaed were identified at a Wednesday hearing. Additional witnesses named include Ralph Ally, Ken Kelley, Terry Taube, Collin Nieharger and Katherine Canada. Kelley and Taube are former White Panther members.
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Airport Motel Talks Planned Amid Bid Disputes
Conflict between the Board of Public Purchases and the Bridgeport Airport Commission delays action on the airpark motel project. Alderman Edward Lesko chairs the public works committee and urged private talks while bids are reconsidered. The board favors rejecting bids and issuing new specs, while the airport commission pushes to re-bid.
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Two Shelton Girls Earn Nursing School Awards
Miss Donna East at St Wueres School in Niwing received a St Vincent to Paul diploma for general excellence. A total of 38 diplomas were awarded to graduates from Bridgeport and surrounding towns including Agnes Bolouni Conte Cundon Cantielowski and Diane Dunane.
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Media Sealed to Stand in Black Panther Case
In New Haven AP report, news media representatives were summoned as part of a pre trial motion on behalf of two Black Panthers charged in the May 1960 Rackley killing. Judges cited massive pretrial publicity and postponed jury selection, with prior rulings declaring a mistrial due to pervasive coverage.
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Expos Rookie Carl Morton Aims for Outfield Grade
UPI reports Carl Morton of the Expos, 197 National League Rookie of the Year, seeks a shift to outfield with the Atlanta Braves, with minor league development under Burlee in Lore.
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Auto Bill Vetoed by Governor in Fiscal Policy Row
AP reports a veto by the governor on a sales tax bill amid fiscal concerns. The measure would have increased revenues but was rejected for not advancing projections and concerns over policy control. The veto comes as lawmakers assess revenue plans and budget timing.
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Very Close Vote Endorses Westport Plan for Male Members
In New London AP report on Westport LWV delegates endorsing a plan to admit male members as associate members while preserving the League’s work. The proposal aims to adapt the program for the next two years, focusing on General Assembly land and water use, state finances, and labor laws, with new state officials named and officers listed.
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Bill Cracks Down On Court Conduct
Hartford bill targets disruptions of court proceedings by any person who interferes with the dignity of the court or obstructs justice. Contempt penalties include a 500 dollar fine and possible jail time.
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