State Tax Talks Collapse Shocks Hartford Leaders
In Hartford a collapse of the tax plan talks leaves Democratic leaders and Gov. Meskill amid sharp exchanges. The governor vows to pursue his own tax package while Democrats push for a broad plan including a sales tax hike and extended exemptions. TV time and a possible joint session were discussed as both sides remain entrenched.
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Dope Machine To Screen Gls R Laird Says Adapted Worldwide for U.S. Servicem
Laird told Washington that the dope screening program will be adapted worldwide for all U S service members. A Pentagon spokesman said narcotics addiction tests will become part of the discharge physical. Military sources estimate thousands of addicts in Vietnam and note arrivals of 7 000 to 9 000 U S servicemen weekly with plans for detection tests at recruiting centers or after arrival.
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Anti War Scions to Try Again on Draft Amendment
A fragmented 1972 Senate session focuses on antiwar amendments to draft policy as House members debate sending the war effort, with past proposals failing and new efforts stalled. Sen. Pastore and colleagues consider restrictions on draft calls, while others push broader withdrawal and negotiations for prisoners amid ongoing Southeast Asia considerations.
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Skyjacker Captured After Struggle on Flight Ramp
Skyjacker’s Bluff Called, he’s captured after a tense scene on the plane. Sky marshals in uniform restrained a suspect as one man shouted and a hijack attempt was foiled. Tadlock reported details from two crew members about suspicions that a passenger aided the hijack.
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Flaming Tires Doused In South End Blaze
A pile of tires caught fire near a warehouse at the foot of Atlantic Street at night. The blaze threatened several trailer trucks and junk cars. Assistant Chief Frederick Auerstein said authorities would investigate the junk yard described as a "mess" across the yard and street. Fire officials began pouring water within minutes as investigators looked into how the fire started.
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Methodists Back Changed Images Of Sexes' Roles
A Methodist conference approved resolutions supporting revised gender roles and women’s leadership. debates on Jesus’ interaction with women and reflections on masculinity followed. Controversy over a tax on telephone service and youth ministry funding also featured amid broader discussions on prison reform and race.
Looted Methodist Churches in Bridgeport as Merger Discussed
Police report break ins at several Bridgeport area United Methodist and other churches. Thieves took cigars tobacco lighters watches and a 22 caliber rifle. Clergy react to the New York Annual Conference merger proposed for the region.
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Apollo crew plans pave way for moon rover explorations
Apollo 15 astronauts Scott and Irwin, both Air Force officers, prepare for three lunar surface expeditions totaling 20 hours. A dune bogey like car named Rover 1 will be used for surface work, while Apollo 1's commander hails the mission as the most significant scientific expedition yet.
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City Changes Impress Returning Ministers
AY LYNDAD ORLANTO reports notable shifts in city governance as ministers return to roles, signaling a new phase for local leadership. The article highlights policy direction changes, personnel movements, and potential impacts on civic programs.
City Optimistic On Big Renewal Grant Approval
The city reports likely approval of a $2,575,000 redevelopment grant for a major renewal project. Mayor Curron and HUD regional officials in Hartford finalised adjustments including provisions for temporary relocation housing after hurried meetings this week.
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Thefts Probe Drug Losses From Civil Defense Shelters
Civil defense crews in Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport report thefts of more than 4000 pills from state air raid shelters. Between 10000 and 12000 bottles containing phenobarbital were stored. about eight bottles missing. Director Wesche notes some thefts occurred before pill removal due to poor shelter security over two months ago. Some shelters also pilfered sugar candy as drugs were moved to safety.
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McCarthy Presses Reform as Parade Honors Champs
Former senator McCarthy urges Democratic reform and criticizes party practices during a prepared speech to about 250 in Bridgeport. He notes youth involvement helps, calls for return to traditional values, and hints at a potential 1972 third party without committing. Meanwhile Bob Laska of Fairfield is named master of ceremonies for Champs on Parade, with Mayor’s office confirming annual event plans and venue changes.
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Leighton Ford Launches Jesus Revolution Here
Leighton Ford presents a revival style event in California, promoting Jesus Christ as a revolutionary force. He recounts personal encounters and quotes from church figures to urge an active Christian faith amid modern cynicism. Programs begin at 7 30 p m with admission noted.
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Sidewalk Sale at North Enid Glab Today
Local listing notes a sidewalk sale at North Enid Glab today with additional details unreadable in the fragment. Shoppers are urged to visit for bargains and community notices.
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263 Tech Grads Urged To Become Involved
Senior John T. Bud imparts a valediction at Ballard Haven High School as 263 graduates receive diplomas in a gym ceremony. The event features a glee club performance and addresses by Rev P Sotolongo and John J Hilggiston on civic duty and moral courage.
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Lufkin Favored for Connecticut Environment Chief
Hartford reports Dan W. Lutkin, 38, Newtown investor, as a leading candidate for the first commissioner of Connecticut's new Department of the Environment. Lutkin, founder of Action Now, would be chosen to head the agency amid legislative debate over the post and timing of the department's start.
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Former Danbury arsonist gets suspended terms
A former Danbury volunteer fireman charged with 17 counts of arson and related offenses had a portion of his sentences suspended in Florida court yesterday. He received credit for time served and will be released after suspensions. Several counts were reduced as part of plea arrangements.
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