St John Vianney Church Vote Ends Parish Concession
The St John Vianney parish board voted 211 to end the parish by closing the church on Sunday. Father Saunders said average contributions of about 1000 dollars were needed to meet the budget. debate centered on a 425000 dollar debt from construction of the church and school. The parish, organized in 1861, drew members from nearby communities and shared facilities with other local parishes.
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Toners
Saunders
Ata Pariea
Synoo
Bl. Thomas Parish
Southport
St Pius X
Fairfield
Westport
Ecambinalion
Ser
Florida Judge Upholds DeMartinas Retaining Baby Lenore
A Florida judge allowed the DeMartinos to keep Lenore while Miss Scarpetta pursued court action. The hearing referenced New York court rulings and cited the DeMartinos’ good reputation. Scarpetta testified Lenore is the only feasible option for her future, noting past adoption attempts and that Lenore has lived with the couple since 2070.
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Calsara
Miss Scarpetta
New York
Lenara
Dietl
Spancetchapin
3 Hurt as Car Hits Pole in Prirfield
Three people were injured yesterday at 9:10 as a car crashed into a pole on Tack Farm Road, Fairfield. Charles J. Woods, 18, Ardmore street Fairfield driver, suffered facial lacerations along with two passengers Nancy Smalingky and Tholothis Galuske, both with facial injuries and an elbow abrasion. Patrolman Cardnauch charged Woods with culture ta dutor while his license was under suspension.
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Tiree
Fairfield
Charles J. Woods
Ardmore Strat
Tairfield
Tholothis Galuske
Morehouse Lane
Fairflalel
Ponalt
Woods
Budget Deadlock Talks Spark Parley Today
Connecticut legislators clash over tax, spending and deficit measures as Governor Meskill seeks a joint session to address a looming fiscal crisis. Democrats press for revenue plans while Republicans push for a plan to avoid cuts and layoffs. Public sentiment grows toward tax reform and potential commuter taxes as gridlock continues.
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Campaiays
Gom
Mea-Thomas A
Moskill
Democratic Lawlevs
Inti Vatley
Nic Peinarritts
Bram
Poveran
Meskill
Democratic Assembly
GOP
Chisl
Tiv
rGaise
Orday
Athey
New York
Lindsay
Erly
Emplayns Association
Vic
Edward Gallo
State Faces Problems Unless Budget Is Voted
The article outlines a fiscal crisis as revenues fall short of expenses. It notes Pennsylvania and other states facing budget gaps, with warnings from governors about potential government shutdowns, emergency measures, and tax measures to close deficits. Tax concerns, legislative wrangling, and the risk of bankruptcy loom as authorities push for immediate action.
Stamford Milford Firms Prodded Over Water Waste Cleanup
Stamford and Milford firms faced pressure from a state commission over water pollution cleanup delays. The panel cited multiple companies including Whitneys, Parker & Whitney, and others for failing to install long overdue wastewater systems, threatening penalties and further action by the attorney general.
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Stamford
Milford
Hick Wrahiting Tiperationg
Antunnlti
Mast Cressing
Siegon Falls
Ladryn Bethany Aid
Henery Ae
Valeo Macineon
Andersen Laboraimles
Inld
Res Company
Millard
Revere Eorporating
Mass House Rejects High Sales Tax Hike in Split Vote
Massachusetts lawmakers defeated a proposed four percent sales tax rise tied to Gov. Francis W. Sargent's package. The 125-408 party line vote blocked a plan to raise about 85 million dollars for redistribution, including tax relief and local aid, with a reconsideration motion likely.
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Mass
Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Princ
Geneva
Tata
Mail Suspected Of Holding Drugs Opened
A hampered mail incident notes authorities suspect drugs were contained in mail. No entry details or official names are clear in the damaged text. The report references a prohibitive regulation and a postal inspector acting under amended rules to permit or deny opening such mail.
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Luniain Na Teelles
Duis
Wily Kanesh Colter
House OKs Family Income Floor and Social Security Boost
Lawmakers approve an expanded family income floor and larger Social Security benefits amid debate over funding and eligibility. The measure would raise income levels, adjust job incentives, and increase support for disabled and elderly, with estimated federal costs near tens of billions and state implications.
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Eyas Leval Welfare
Aespa
Bncouye
Carl Athol
Roy
Wiley
Man Wilhut J. Mills
D-Avke
Gayrell
Masini
Qhelnabinn
Bridgeport Union Fights Over School Aide Representation
The Bridgeport Federation renews its push to represent paid professional aides in public schools. Local 1522 and the BET clash over bargaining unit boundaries and who should represent aides, amid charges of raiding and ongoing AFL-CIO and AFT involvement. Word of a complaint and potential petition moves surface as April actions were planned and a state petition was filed.
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Bridgeport Federation
Te Carrail
Renee Senl
Guberman
Agen
Bridgeport
Gubermantand
Lacal
Cnver
AR2
Ine Twa
Tin Quire
Fiois
Afl-Cio
Wasi Yor
Tio
Ington
Nn Withernsyat
Mr. Guber
Funt
David Selden
American Federation of Teachers
BRT
Amveriezut Federation of
Jarry Wort
Eni Jinternatinal
Resie
Pa Yhici
Washington
Beti
Afl-Ce
UConn Leaders Criticize News Media Coverage
Homer W. Gabbidge criticized the state's news media for extremist framing of university views. He cited concerns about publicity surrounding freshmen orientation, student and parent turnout, and the influence of alumni groups at Fairfield.
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University At
Cansreticub
Homer W. Gabbidge
Starrs
Nhe
Ute
Balibidae
Fairfield
Arilgeport
Ab Qaesity
Hanley
Ihn Biest Edesu Savings
Hoan Association
Russell Hanley
Af Stratford
al Ginhih Iho Fairfield Vias Mesident
Mraeve Haris
Pairfield
Secres Ytvy
Alston Brennan
J Britgopart
Trensig Nhe Teal Altersi Avsochainn
Tak. Legis
Descenied
Hx State Man Released From Polish Prison
A Polish prison release frees Adam Muller who faced charges of military secrets. In Dayton, Muller is expected to arrive tonight with his wife Mrs Muller expressing joy. The case drew statements from attorney Eytarna Tablinwkh and U.S. embassy notes noting clemency and immediate departure from the country.
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Jmlie
Mueller
Cihustral
West
Winnth
Nilmum
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Oise
Miller
Hugenia
Muller
Win Saxte
Rdise
HK Wasaline Grenkfast
Susan
Nhullor
U.S
Wirsay
Mulley
Nut
Poland
Warnes
Yeaterday
Cpineil
Aigle
Adam Multer
Olmmd
United
HUD Grants Large Grant for Father Pamik Village Housing Plan
HUD approves funding for Father Pamik Village tenants association to support construction at Father Pamik Village in Marine Villa Jago. Washington negotiates final approval dates as representatives from Model Chiefs agency and city officials discuss feasibility and costs.
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Pather Pamik
Marine Vile Jago
Barning
Charles FR
Seeene
Iid
Harhurvigw
Yarrows
Saylier
Ag Park
Shanney
Oyeyen Iy
Washington Fur
Model Chins Agency
Father Panik Village
BLA
Thesity Administration
Shearer
Father Pak
Villane
Danbury Housing Unit Secures 400 Dollar Grant
Washington agency approves a 400 grant to the Danbury Community Housing Authority to rehabilitate and expand low rent housing projects. The grant supports improving apartment units and upgrading facilities for residents.
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Danbury Housing Unit
Washington
Department of Housing and Ure Ton Development
Andee
Panbury
CLEAR ROA FOR PRESIDENT CLEAR ROA FOR PRESIDENT BLANTY
A fragmented AP style item notes warnings as motorlaty and division on a divided highway. It mentions President Fonts Inge Bandals and an approach with unclear timing. The text is garbled but indicates political tensions and road conditions affecting travel.
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Matawi
State Cops Probe Wester Howe Break Incident
State troopers investigate a break at Wester Howe, with patrols and witnesses aiding the inquiry. Details are unclear due to damaged text but investigators are gathering evidence and questioning possible suspects. Local authorities urge residents to report any additional information.
Secrets Ban in Boston Paper Told in Chicago
Government officials spar over publication of declassified documents as the Supreme Court and appeals courts consider a temporary restraint on The New York Times. The Solicitor General says a full review can be completed within 45 days and portions may remain classified.
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Boston
Chicago
Lobe
Anlichen
Puichila
Melevin
Laie
Mayer
Wwe
New York
Wauhiratin
Kosten
Wie
Circuit Court of Appeals
Det Agaist
the Times
Ally
Nevill Seynvnay Bai
Wasthinalon
U.S
Ing Mae
Griswold
Ingon
Girl 8 and Mother Hurt in Parkway Crash
An eight year old girl, Jonna Smith, and her mother Mrs An Smith were injured in a crash on the Marit Parkway near Lone Ridge exit. Jonna suffered a head injury and was hospitalized. her mother sustained fractures and a shoulder injury. The vehicle failed at the Lone Ridge ramp causing a collision during an afternoon trip.
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Santyed Yyottsa
Daugheon
Marit Parkway
Rgrad
St. Soseplus
Jonna Smith
Ling Ridge
An Smith
Uno
Allee
MuLure
Lone Ridge
Mes. Smith
Seate Potter
Hillel Graduation Tomorrow Night Ceremony At Congregation Shavath Achim
The Hillel Academy plans its annual graduation exercises tomorrow night at Congregation Shavath Achim in Fairfield. Rabbi Kopi Salt will give the keynote, with remarks by Sidney Stollman and awards presented by Pavalt, plus a Hebrew musical program and student recognition.
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Hillel Academy
Perm
Mae Berkowitz
Congregation Shavath Achim
Sushfield Road
Fairfield
Kopi Salt
Congregarion
Ivath Achim
Gearid Beatsely
Konah Mer
Andrewy Boutsefy
Pairfield
Masha ‘Epstein
Ehalsnan
Board of Education
Sidney Stollman
Academy
Ivards
Laney
Israel Baunvind
Harald Coopry
Mnasten
Afmostt jAebine
Phede National Chainvenge
He Gomer
Matis
Elliet
Avadleiny
Diay
Amd
Hungarian Day Sunday In Fairfield
Fairfield hosts Hungarian Day featuring Teevint Nagy's music from 2 to 8 pm. Beverages available at noon and a program highlighting cultural ties with local churches and community leaders coordinating the event.
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Fairfield
Connecticut
Anpecigan Thingaehin Bylecuian
Knights of Callin
Chun
Teevint Nagy
Huapacias
Raucivhod
Lestie S. Lipa
Tirigeport
Lerbestinn
Neal Arrangements
Sunday Save Summer Benefit Plans Meeting
Sunday’s Save Summer Benefit planners meet at the university to organize a fundraising event. Frances Dolan led the meeting inviting groups to support summer jobs for youths with funds from ABCD and university cooperation. Arrangements with the student center and venue details were set for the event from 6 to 7.30 pm at Hiebenptle Wagram, with workers and volunteers still needed at 127 Birra fored avenue.
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Verve
Tate
Ginnelay
Murfieth University
Frances Dolnisnn
Alvin Cliukaealns
Penewt Chain
Minly
Drileepart
ABCD
Sane Prorams
Chikecales
Covnnt
Jay Det Whowe
Hiebenptle
Wagram
pWuligity Reyes
Harimhee Siffice
Birrafored Avenue
Peace Activists Oppose Nixon Welfare Plan
Peace activists in Bridgeport joined a protest against the Nixon administration's welfare plan. They criticized the proposed program as inadequate while urging broader welfare priorities and job programs. A rally and public protest were planned ahead of the July 4 weekend in New York City and Bridgeport.
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Nixon
A.terwunder
Minegeport
Stewart Re McKinney
Dhe
A? Uhr
Peary Actin Coalition
Lilau Moore
Fourth District
Aeih
Lovell Weicken
New York City
Hiligeport
Mes
Moora
Bridgeport
enHian
Sivern
Netivision
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