State opens bids for highway median barrier projects
Hartford UPI reports the State Highway department opened bids including Webster and Webster Inc. of East Hartford for median barrier work on the Connecticut turnpike and Route 6 with an apparent low bid of 153 699. National Fence Co. of Meriden bid 27 864 for median barrier on the Rocky Neck connector in East Lyme and Webster and Webster submitted an apparent low bid of 35 170 for median barrier rail.
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UPI
State Highway Department
Brooklyn
Killingly
Webster and Webster Inc
East Hartford
Connecticut Turnpike
Route 6
National Fence Co., Inc
Meriden
Rocky Neck
East Lyme
Connecticut Co Plans to Buy 40 New Buses
Connecticut company Munday J plans to purchase 40 air conditioned buses worth 1.4 million. President E Clayton Gengras said the fleet additions bring total bus expenditures since 1964 to 7.75 million. Twelve buses will be delivered in New Haven in June and eight in August with twenty more due in Hartford in October.
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UPI
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Munday J
E. Clayton Gengras
New Haven
Waters Construction submits low bid for Farm Road paving
The Waters Construction Co Inc of New Milford appears to have the lowest bid at 18372 dollars for bituminous concrete pavement on Farm Road at the Connecticut Reformatory in Cheshire.
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East Hartford
Waters Construction Co. ,Inc
New Milford
Connecticut
Cheshire
Lady Bird Gets Degree Salutes Working Pickets
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson received an honorary doctor of letters from Middlebury College and praised working protesters for fighting injustice. She urged graduates to pursue solutions to raise society’s level amid a 167th commencement for 290 graduates on a Vermont campus. Rostow also received an honorary doctor of laws and spoke of regional cooperation in the Middle East.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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America
Beral-Arts College
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Walt W. Rostow
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John F. Kennedy
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Europe
Latin America
Asia
April Construction Data Reported by U. S. Commerce Dept
The Commerce Department reported that seasonally adjusted annual construction activity for April totaled 71.9 billion dollars, down 2 percent from March. Unadjusted April activity rose 12 percent from March, reaching 5.7 billion, but was 11 percent below April 1966. First four months of 1967 totaled 20.1 billion, a 7 percent decline from the same period in 1966.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ate
Hindus Prove Expensive Ban Campaign Cost Delhi Police
Hindu agitation for a cow slaughter ban has cost New Delhi authorities about 152000 dollars for police reinforcements. Nearly 22000 people have been arrested in demonstrations since the campaign began in April 1966.
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New Delhi
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