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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
2
Stratford woman and her husband were arrested Friday after a narcotics investigation. Police rushed the woman to Mell Bridgeport hospital. conditions and charges were not immediately available.
Stratford notices outline zoning pleas for several properties along Broadbridge Avenue Huntington Road and Nutmeg area. Applicants seek changes of zone special cases for day nurseries hobby shops and business signage while others ask for subdivisions and sign replacements. Community events include Girl Scout leaders installation and a Dutch Treat PTA dinner with retirements announced.
Police said evidence linking the couple with a quantity of narcotics was found in their apartments during a search.
Do readings show a home remedy claim for hemorrhoidal swelling and pain relief using Preparation H. The ad asserts non narcotic, non anesthetic relief tested on hundreds of patients with gentle action. It promotes topical ointment and topical preparation to soothe inflamed surfaces and ease bowel movements.
Stratford critics find the Merry Wives at Windsor staged with Gary Williams Verledon music blending 1700s melody and 19th century Broadway flourish. Falstaff is overlarge and underpowered, while the ensemble mainly comprises new locals, delivering uneven, pedestrian performance despite a lively dance finale.
Mayor John Lindsay ordered firing of 25 city executives to save about 500000 in salaries as he trims the proposed 8.8 billion budget after state cuts. Alongside, 7500 city workers including police and fire personnel would be cut, adding to more than 1000 already trimmed since last October. The mayor said essential public safety remains secure but on the edge.
Fairfield police probed Saturday accidents with no injuries reported. Charged individuals include Stephen Rugalin, 17, and Benak, 27, amid collisions on Black Rock Lumpike and North Beaune wast areas involving several drivers. An improper turn near Kings Highway also drew charges, as the scene included multiple vehicles and names such as Sophie Fridman and Phyllis Duckworth. Local authorities investigated the sequence of crashes and issued citations where applicable.
The South Benson boat basin activity and local planning update surface in a snapshot of town affairs. Dozens of applications and hearings stir community groups, with a wedding anniversary noted and multiple property transactions recorded, including several home improvements and new registrations at the YMCA Dog Obedience classes.
Advancement awards were presented to members of Only Senul Pack 8B at its final meeting of the year in Jennings School. Awards chair man Ronald T. Viseiglia delivered honors to Jeffrey Zeisler and a long list of cubs while Denone presented the flag and opened ceremonies. Webelos camped out Saturday and enjoyed a family picnic Sunday at Putnam Park as Joel Zabin led the meeting and Edward Salem gave gifts to den mothers and the Webelo leader.
NEW HAVEN AP The Fair Haven Neighborhood Corp an anti poverty agency says all states funded anti poverty programs in New Haven will have to stop operating in three weeks because the State Department of Community Affairs has refused to process city applications. The group plans petitions calling for the impeachment of Gay Thomas J. Meskill, accusing him of favoring big business over urban needs. Leaders warn programs for youths summer camps and work experience will vanish, citing halted funding and suspended summer play programs.
Police reported Fairfielder aged 23 faced multiple charges after officers found a party kit and stolen items at a residence. He was held on a $12 bond, with custody hearings planned and additional indecent exposure charges noted along with other alleged crimes.
Patterson 49 of 51 Reding Road was charged by Patrolman Guldatel with breach of the peace after neighbors complained of loud noise from the Patterson home around 1 55 a m Sunday. Police reports show complaints were lodged about a party at the Catsarson residence.
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