Planning by Directive Curry Outlines State Pollution Plans
Curry, director of the State Water Resources Commission, told about 90 officials at Norwich Inn that pollution control will be guided by directive through 1980 with 700 municipalities already under orders. He described enforcement, hearings, permits every five years, and funding shares of 30 percent state and 55 percent federal.
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Norwiqh
John. J. Curry
State Water Resources
Commission
Norwich Inn
Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce
Curry
Ed Tate
Mr. Curry
Judge suspends narcotics case for teen addict in new treatment law
A Bridgeport 17 year old charged with narcotics faces two year suspension under a new act directing drug addicted youths to the State Mental Health department for treatment. Judge Herbert S. MacDonald ordered placement with Health and Adult Probation supervision with possible dismissal if treatment succeeds. Police reported the youth was found semi conscious from an overdose after narcotics use for months. The state's attorney noted the provision of Public Act 555 and the case marked a rare use of treatment suspension in court.
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Bridgeport
State Mental Health Department
Herbert S. MacDonald
Lewis A. Thomas
Trumbull Avenue
State Department
Thomas
Health Department
Pial
MacDonald
General Assembly
Arjen D. Nickowitz
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cora Thomas
Nickowitz
Walter D. Flanagan
Experimental funds barred in housing project
Hartford AP The Department of Community Affairs cannot use bond money to fund a modular low cost housing experiment. Attorney General Robert Killian said the plan would not be allowed under the 30 million bonding program because the act does not authorize grants to municipalities for public housing or for commercial and industrial renewal.
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Hartford
Department of Community Affairs
Robert ‘K. Killian
Killian
Curran Appoints Noonan to Bridgeport Recreation Board
Robert F. Noonan, executive director of the Boys' Clubs of Bridgeport, is named to the Bridgeport Board of Recreation by Mayor Curran. He fills the vacancy created by George C. Scott’s resignation after Scott won the 195th district alderman post. Scott remains on the board as council representative. Noonan serves the unexpired term through June 1, 1969.
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Robert F. Noonan
Boys’ Clubs of
Bridgeport
Board of Recreation
Curran
Noonan
George C. Scott
Scott
Four Children Escape Fire In Pine Rock Park Home
Four Woods children aged 12 to nine months fled a rear bedroom blaze in Pine Rock Park at 7 40 pm. Linda phoned a neighbor Kevin Kevin Kathleen Jim Inne and the parents returned after firefighters controlled the flames. Damage estimated at 2000 with investigation ongoing by Chief Frank Dobkowski and Pine Rock Park units.
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Shelton
Pine Rock Park
John Woods
Shinnecock Trail
Linda
Skevin
William Crasilli
Pueblo Trail
Kevin
Kathleen
Jim- Inne
Dobkowski
Frank Tierney
Pine Rock Park Volunteer Fire Co. 4
Walter Clark
Joseph Pelaggi
Echo’ Hook and Ladder Co. 1
Burglary Probed At Colony Grill Danbury
Danbury police investigate a Thursday night or Friday morning burglary at the Colony Grill on North Street. About $795 in valuables were stolen, including a $490 color TV, $125 in change, and $180 worth of whiskey, after vending machines were found open.
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Danbury
Colony Grill
North Street
Willis Aids GOP Fund Drive As Vice Chairman
Hartford Republican State Finance Chairman Dudley Blanchard announced Gregory Willis of Fairfield as a vice chairman of the major gifts campaign. Willis, a GOP Finance and Budget member, is a Bridgeport lawyer and fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
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Hartford
Republican State Finance
Dudley F. Blanchard
North Haven
Gregory ©. Wills
Fairfield
Blanchard
Willis
GOP
Americaat College of Trial Lawyers and Practices Law
Bridgeport
Language progress in Bridgeport Rolling Mills contract talks
Language progress reported in talks between Bridgeport Rolling Mills officials Bruce Avenue Stratford and Local 376 United Auto Workers. A meeting is set for Thursday at 10 am at the Howard Johnson Stratford. The contract expired January 15 and an extension covers 130 production and maintenance workers. The extension may be terminated by either side on 10 days notice.
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Bridgeport Rolling Mills
Bruce Avenue
Stratford
United Auto Workers
Howard Johnson Motor Inn
Birth of Baby With Two Teeth Reported in Italy
In Macerata Italy Mrs Edda Taddei 28 gave birth to a girl reported by doctors Friday The newborn reportedly has two teeth at birth.
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Macerata
Italy
UPI
Edda Taddei
Bridgeport Lawyer Wins State Jaycee Honor in Hartford
Bridgeport lawyer E Eugene Spear was named one of three recipients of the Connecticut Jaycees outstanding Young Men award at a ceremony at the Statler Hilton in Hartford. Also honored were Arthur Croft of Ledyard and Rev Timothy A Meehan of New Haven. Spear, a Bridgeport Board of Education member, has chaired housing efforts and served on the Fire Commission, Housing Committee, and Housing Site Development agency. He is married to Delols Jean Spain with two daughters.
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Bridgeport
E. Eugene Spear
Connecticut Jaycees
Statler Hilton
Hartford
National Jaycee
James Antell
Oklahoma
Arthur Croft
Ledyard
Timothy A. Meehan
New Haven
Spear
Board of Education
Ai “Friends
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Florida Teachers Strike Seen Over
The Florida Education Association ends a 24 week statewide walkout after the State Board of Education votes to release funds under a new law. 17,500 teachers were out of classrooms as talks moved toward settlement.
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Florida
Chicago
Florida Education Association
State Board of Education
Association
Dexter Hagman
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
LBJ Urges Nation to Conserve Resources in Expanded Campaign
President Johnson asked Congress to fund a 1.2 billion push against air and water pollution and land despoilment, claiming conservation is vital for survival. He sought 128 million for next year to curb air pollution and warned of unsafe drinking water amid rising waste and noise concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Secretary of Welfare
Panama Canal
Verdi Requiem Mass Presented by Local Chorus March 18
The New Canaan Community Chorus teams with The Norwalk Symphony Orchestra and The Choir of the First Presbyterian church for Verdi Requiem Mass at Darien High School auditorium. W Raymond Randall conducts the 20th anniversary concert at 8 30 p m. Randall heads the Stamford schools music program and directs an a capella choir. Alice L Fegley will be pianist with the symphony. Soloists include Adelaide Ahrling, Audrey Nock, Rudolf Petak and Will Roy.
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New Canaan Community Chorus
Norwalk
First Presbyterian Church
Darien High School
W. Raymond
Randall
Seventy Voice
Chhorus
Stamford Symphony and Oratorio Society
Stamford Secondary Schools
Stamford
Alice L. Fegley
Symphony
Darien Community Association
New Canaan
Rudolf Pettak
Will Roy
Miss Ahrling
Juilliard
South
State Dental Group Offers Teaching Aids
The Connecticut State Dental Association announced a new free public information service providing dental health teaching aids films and printed materials to teachers school nurses and health aides. Materials target grades one to three four to seven nine to twelve and include packets for administrators nurses hygienists and parent groups.
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The
Connecticut State Dental Association
Dental Health
Jrsm Anu
Revapo
William T. Barto
West Hartford
Tir Mirhail & Rummham At
Youth Is Shot Ends Brothers Dispute in Yard
Police sought Leroy English age 18 of 134 Clarence Street after he shot his 19 year old brother David in the left arm with a .22 pistol in the rear yard during an argument inside their home. David was treated at Bridgeport Hospital and released. Leroy remains at large.
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Leroy English
Clarence Street
David
Bridgeport
Leroy
Car Flips and Burns in Long Hill Crash
Earl Scholz, 32, of 37 Sherwin Drive, sustained minor injuries when his car overturned and caught fire on Long Hill Avenue near Pine Rock Park at about 7:40 p.m. He was treated at Griffin Hospital and released. Police and Pine Rock Fire Department investigated. Scholz was charged with failure to drive to the right and driving with unsafe tires.
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Shelton
Earl Scholz
Sherwin Drive
Long Hill Avenue
Pine Rock Park
Griffin Hospital
Pine Rock
Scholz
Joseph Zampano
Francis Wasikowski
Suspect Tied to Double Robbery at Fodors Service Station
Police say Nicholas Card, 34 Yale Street, was arrested after a holdup at Fodors Service Station on State Street and Iranistan Avenue, with a similar robbery 13 days earlier. He allegedly forced attendants to walk while brandishing a possible gun, and fled with cash receipts totaling over 50 in the first incident and more than 300 in the prior hold up.
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West End
Iman
Fodor
State Street
Iranistam Avenue
Nicholas Card
Yale Street
Card
Richard Lazure
John Fodor
Iranistan Avenue
Fairfield Avea
Rally Day At Brooklawn Seventh-day Adventist Church
A Sabbath school rally program at Brooklawn Seventh-day Adventist Church features a study of foreign missions and Biblical tales of Sodom and Gomorrah. Pastor H. Carl Currie says Adventist churches worldwide designate this day to highlight weekly Bible study. The program starts at 9 30 am with Dr Charles Stokes delivering the 11 o clock sermon.
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Sodom
Gommorah
Brooklawn Seventh-day Adventist Church
Brooklawn Avenue
H. Carl Currie
Charles Stokes
Valuable Coins Taken From Easton House
Easton police report a burglary at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Fisher on the Circle early last night. About $3,500 in furs jewelry and coins were stolen including 180 rolls of nickels minted in 1943 1944 and 1945 valued at $1,500 as collector's items a mink stole and other jewelry. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door the house was ransacked.
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Easton
Leo Fisher
Joseph Silhavy
George Hallstrom
Draft case: Breen barred from avoiding induction
Bridgeport judge allows processing for induction of 19 year old Timothy Breen who turned in his draft card during a Boston antiwar protest. Breen, a Westport student, had been classified 2-S and later reclassified 1-A. a temporary restraining order was dissolved and decisions on injunctions and a three judge panel were reserved. Breen plans an appeal while facing potential immediate induction if the ruling stands.
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U.S
William H. Timbers
Bridgeport
Westport
Boston
Timothy J. Breen
Gorham Avenue
Berkeley School of Music
Breen
Newman
Congress
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
House Committee
Selective Service Boards
Vietnam
Lawrence Weisman
Judge Timbers
Associated Press
Justice Department
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Draft Board
Welsman
Mr. Weisman
Oursler
U.S. District Court
Young Breen
Ex Legislator Backed for House by Redding GOP
REDDING Delegates to the 163rd Assembly district convention were urged to back Mrs. Milton Reinhardsen of Lee Lane for the nomination. Reinhardsen formerly served in the Assembly until 1946 when Redding and Ridgefield merged. Rep John C. Kelly of Ridgefield, the retiring state police commissioner, is serving the district in the House. Six vacancies on the 32 member Town committee were filled. A floor nomination for John Behan triggered a paper ballot. The recommended candidates won easily.
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Redding
Milton Reinhardsen
Lee Lane
Reinhardson
Ridgefield
John C. Kelly
John Behan
Red Cross Shipments Gift Bags for Vietnam Servicemen
Through its Shop Early program the Red Cross sent more than 600000 fitted gift bags to servicemen in Vietnam for Christmas 1967.
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Red Cross
Vietnam
Robert Penn Warren to Read at Quinnipiac College
Robert Penn Warren, noted novelist and poet, will present a reading at Quinnipiac College in Hamden. The event, part of the liberal arts lecture series, takes place Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in Alumni Hall, with free admission.
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Robert Penn Warren
Fairfield
Quinnipiac College
Hamden
Strike Heavily Favored In First CWA Tallies
The Communications Workers of America reports heavy strike sentiment at Western Electric in a first vote. In Connecticut 435 members backed a walkout by nearly forty to one, while St Louis installers voted 313 to 5 against accepting the wage offer. The union says the pattern would affect Bell Telephone System contracts and sets a high bar for wage talks.
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New York
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Western Electric Co
Connecticut
CWA
Gerard Gaughran
Western Electric
St. Louis
Joseph A. Beirne
Bell Telephone System
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Cooke Ballyman
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Greenwich
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Father Panik Village
Herman Baker
Ogden Street
Robert J. Parent
Massachusetts
Richard Russell
Jose R. DeCampos
Recreation Board
Fleet Blazing House
Danbury Grill
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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the Elegciated Press
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Grand Rapids
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Rudolf Petrak
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Eepny Eestras
Czechoslovakia
New York Opera Company
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Will. Roy
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