Two Teens Jailed for Glue Sniffing at Beardsley Park
In Beardsley park on February 23, James Blanchard 17 and Robert Crisante 17 were sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Henry Naruk. Blanchard had five days suspended and Crisante fifteen days suspended after pleading guilty as police linked them to four teens in a glue sniffing party. two girls’ cases moved to juvenile court.
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Henry Naruk
James Blanchard
Robert Crisante
Parrot Avenue
Underwood
Blanchard
Crisante
Beardsley Park
Youth given suspended term for intoxicated break-in
James Donaher a 16 year old of Trumbull was sentenced in Circuit Court to 60 days suspended jail and a $20 fine after pleading guilty to breaking and entering without permission and intoxication. Police said he was found drunk in a Stratford house on Nov 26 and later dragged from the building. Public defender and assistant prosecutor discussed the case and age as factors. burglary had been the original charge.
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James Donaher
North
Main Street
Trumbull
Henry Naruk
Donaher
Stratford House
Jack Grogins
Grogins
Richard Meehan
Naruk
Dodd Defends Affidavits on Raising of Funds
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd says circulating affidavits about testimonial dinners in Connecticut is sensible and not covert. He notes funds were for past obligations, not campaign use, as the Senate Ethics Committee prepares to resume its probe on March 13.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Connecticut
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Central Connecticut State College
Youngl Americans For Freedom
Hamden Man Blamed In Brother's Death
Hartford County Coroner ruled Joseph Tiberia responsible for a crash on Route 10 in Southington last month. He went through a stop sign and struck a tractor trailer, killing his 11 year old brother John who was a car passenger.
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Tri State Protestant Church Unit Forms Regional Plan Commission
New York based Protestant groups establish a tri state commission to craft a comprehensive plan for churches serving New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Rev Dr Duane L Day of East Orange elected president. 3 483 churches with 1 376 109 members represented among denominations.
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Riverside Church
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China’s Defense Chief Plays Part in Struggle
Defense Minister Lin Piao, Mao’s designated successor, reappears in Peking amid a power struggle. Wall posters claim Mao directs a 20 day yearly military training for students and elderly. Tass and BTA report Lin at a Feb 15 meeting with Kweichow supporters and his assent to Chou En-lai urging moderation.
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Peking
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Mao
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Liu Shaochi
Westporter Promoted By J P Stevens and Co
John Wilson of 16 Hillandale Road Westport named merchandising manager for home furnishing fabrics in J P Stevens synthetic division. He will coordinate sales of the Decorative Fiber Glass department while remaining sales manager and will work with Synthetic Drapery headed by Dario Berezzi.
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John Wilson
Hillandale Road
Westport
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc
James J. Hackett
Wilson
Dario Berizzi
Pentagon says Stars and Stripes told to drop arrest story
The Pentagon confirmed Army Europe ordered Stars and Stripes to drop coverage of the arrest of Michael McGhee, son of ambassador George C. McGhee, in California for driving under the influence. Col. George Moranda was reassigned for loss of confidence, not for the article, according to the Defense Department.
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U.S. Army
Europe
Stars and Stripes
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West Germany
Defense Department
Andrew P. O'Meara
George E. Moranda
Heidelberg
Moranda
George Moranda
U.S. Army Europe
Army
Frankfurt
Michael McGhee
Work Delays Hit 291 Million in State Road Projects
Hartford report shows state road work totaling 291 million from a 311 million six year program is delayed. Causes include engineer shortage, redesign for 1990 traffic, safety standard changes for weaving and interchanges, and Public Act 609 restricting taking of land. Meriden Route 6A and Norwalk Route 7 stalled pending litigation.
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Eileen Farrell Concert for College Benefit
Opera star Eileen Farrell will sing at Philharmonic Hall Lincoln Center New York on Friday April 28 at 5 30 p m to aid the College of Saint Elizabeth library building fund in Convent Station New Jersey Connecticut chairman Miss Margaret M Conklin invites tickets priced 2 3 4 5 or 6 and arranging Connecticut bus trips for residents.
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Philharmonica Hall
Lincoln Center
New York
Margaret M. Conklin
North Main Street
Ansonia
Connecticut
Miss Farrell
Convent Station
Local boys win in regional arts contest staged by Orcutt Club
Joseph Valmonte and John Saunders headline a regional Boys Clubs art and ink sketch event in Bridgeport. Winners include Frank Szczesny and Morris LaRochelle with entries in 14 to 15 and 10 to 11 groups. Regional finals, drawn from Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Maine clubs, will be held later this spring.
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United Church of Christ
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American Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Protestant Episcopal Church
Joseph Valmonte
University of Bridgeport
Byrd
John Saunders
Middle Street Boys' Club
Frank Szczesny
Wallingford Boys’ Club
Morris LaRochelle
Pawtucket
Orcutt Boys’ Club
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John Neuveau
Bridgeport
Tom Gargulio
Harding High School
Pinky Morris
C and D Insurance Agency
Pawtucket Boys’ Club
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Waterville
Lowell, Mass
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Poor Liaison Blamed for Row Over Colleges
Hartford AP report quotes Bernice Niejadjik acting chair of the Board for State Colleges saying communications within the higher education system are poor. The remark came after a closed session with legislators amid a top to bottom review of the Commission on Higher Education and its units. The committee planned to meet next with Dr. Harold Bingham, executive director of the State College Board.
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Board For Regional Community Colleges
The
University of Connecticut
John Dempsey
Schaffer
Harold Bingham
St Andrew’s Church to host Sunday breakfast and talk
A mother and daughter communion breakfast will be sponsored by the St Andrew’s Church Confraternity in the church basement on Anton street after the 8 a.m. Mass. Rev G Robert Hanover will lead the Mass and Fr James J Wilmes of the Glenmary Home Missions will speak after the meal. He previously served as a pastor in North Carolina and is now eastern field director of public relations.
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St. Andrew's Church
Anton Street
John Lynch
G. Robert Hanover
James J. Wilmes
Glenmary
Fairfield
Father Wilmes
North Carolina
Eastern
Glenmary Missions
Health Lecture and Health Court Case Report
Judge Luke Stapleton fined Mattie Mae Deven tenno 10 dollars after she pled guilty in circuit court to failing to obey health orders. Health officials cited Nov 30 conditions at 128 Holly Street with litter and unsanitary waste. violations corrected since arrest. Professor Miklos Veto of Yale spoke at the University of Bridgeport on Death and Knowledge relating to Plato Heidegger and Simone Weil.
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Luke Stapleton
Mattie Mae de Ventenno
Williston Street
Holly Street
Health Department
Patrick Bosse
Miklos Veto
Yale University
University of Bridgeport
Plato
Heideger
Simone Weil
University Philosophy Club
Velo
Martin Heidegger
Veto
Miss Weil
Miklos
Delinquency Problem Denounced in Soviet Magazine
Moscow AP reports a Soviet magazine named a 10 year old boy Viktor S as a juvenile delinquent remarking My father taught me to drink at ten. The article frames his case as typical of Soviet teenagers starting life badly.
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Moscow
Viktor S
Fife
Sorbonne and Oxford Lecture Series at University
A Hungarian born scholar spoke in a lecture series at the Sorbonne in Paris and Oxford University during the current semester. The event highlighted cross European academic collaboration and featured remarks on international education.
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Sorbonne
Paris
Oxford University
Hungary
Court Accepts Lesser Plea In Speeding Case
Circuit court in the Underwood building imposed a $30 fine on Alan W. Russell of Seymour after a guilty plea to failing to obey a State traffic Commission sign, following a Jan. 12 traffic stop on Route 127 where police clocked 60 to 65 mph in a 40 mph zone. Judge Henry Norak presided. Russell had originally faced speeding charges.
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Seymour
State Traffic Commission
Underwood
Henry Norak
T Weey
Trumbull
Luke Stapleton
Rodolph Dixon
May Street
Dixon
Smoke From Food Kills Elderly Woman in Kitchen Blaze
Smoke from burning food on a kitchen stove caused the death of 79 year old Nellie Czyzewski in Southbridge Massachusetts. Firemen said she was overcome by smoke and found by her son Stanley Czyzewski who smelled smoke as he neared the house. Officials ruled death by smoke inhalation.
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Mass
UPL
Nellie Czyzewski
Stanley Czyzewski
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