Meskill Tax Accord Stand Expected Today
Negotiations on a state fiscal package proceed amid debate over a one year welfare residency, tax overhaul, and funding levels. Democrats seek $85 million minimum while Republicans push guarantees, with a tentative plan to raise the sales tax and tax on dividends and capital gains, aiming to avert a special session and bridge a $262 million deficit.
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Tobacco group fights proposed cigarette tax hike in Connecticut
Hartform spokesman says plan to raise the tax per pack from 16 to 20 cents will devastate legitimate tobacco trade, threaten 1,000 jobs, and push sales to smugglers and organized crime. He notes past tax increases hurt legal sales and spurred bootlegging, warning higher levies won’t curb smoking.
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Bennett leads win at Jackson Memorial event
Fragmentary report from Mississippi notes a winter Saturday performance by Bennett at the Jackson Memorial site during a public event. Details are sparse, with limited readable names and outcomes, but the setting appears linked to a local observance or showcase.
Walters Church Society Raises 850 in Baby Contest
The Walters Memorial AM church society at 1 Broad Street reported a baby contest raised 850 dollars. The winner, Vernon Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Thompson of 199 Hillview Street, received 2500 in savings, while other prizes went to Tammy Spears and Miss Data. The event drew mixed reactions amid cultural tension and local political commentary on investiture and community aid.
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Lernela Pardy
Ie Society
Montana Lowers Legal Drinking Age In Statewide Change
The article reports Montana lowering the legal drinking age to 19 in Glacier and Montana parks, with 21 elsewhere, and outlines enforcement and ID card plans. It notes shopkeepers and bartenders welcome the policy, concerns about forged IDs, and penalties for violations.
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Slayer
New York State
Louisiana
Danbury Sitges Community Day Parade and Fun Event
A brisk Main Street parade opened the first Danbury Sitges Community Day, with hundreds joining a Sunday afternoon of goodwill and activities. Youth groups sponsored by a local alliance participated as firefighters and community volunteers organized games and a playful tug of war overseen by Fire Chief Joseph Barkalvity and Rev. Thomas Carroll, who dressed in a striped prisoner's uniform during a humorous half-game.
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Dellolio Ends Service as Head of Diocesan CYO
The diocesan Catholic Youth Organization head, Father Delialio, will retire from his role after serving since September 1966. He will reside at St. Pias Recta, Fir iHeld, while temporary leadership passes to the Diocesan CYO under the Confraternity at Christian Doctrine led by Rev. Nisholay Ve Grleco.
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Trustees Seek Way To Bar Nationalization For Penn Central
Washington AP reports Penn Central trustees fear Congress may bar further aid while considering nationalization as the only way to stabilize the railroad. Wirtz says cash relief unlikely and that labor costs may be funded via legislation, with talks shifting as public pressure and court actions unfold.
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Danbury Crown Honors First Miss Americotor in Pageant
Joan Jetferson Danbury crowned in the city pageant amid festive events. She faced 12 contestants and competed in the swimsuit segment. Dian Chambers won the First Runner Up with other honors awarded to Michelle Maciel Lorraine Willits and Mayton Thomason for various categories.
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Atis
Lorraine Willitis
Maytan Thomason
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Manhunt for Suspect in Milford Shooting
Police describe a Milford shooting as a manhunt for a suspect who fled in a WT Buick with a green bottom and white top. The victim, Allen, was shot and robbed of his wallet while walking along the West River near Elsoniower Park.
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Welfare bill passage sparks broad debate in Congress
The article outlines partisan clashes over a welfare bill and related job programs. It notes administration push for public works and private sector cooperation, with aims to create up to 150,000 employment opportunities and partner targets with the Nelson Alliance of Businessmen and 20,000 firms. It contrasts government hiring trends and unemployment figures, highlighting political contention and projected presidential action.
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LBJ Defended by Ball in Cold War Debate
A fragmentary wire-style item notes William Ball defending President Lyndon B Johnson as entirely honest amid Vietnam war policy concerns. It references court rulings, media disclosures, and government restraint on publishing sensitive material as a backdrop to the political clash.
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