Cennamo tally questioned after state election
A special election tally for state representative candidate Cennamo is marked uncorrected at 34 votes, with 23 Barnum school ballots reportedly lost in the tally. Officials say no recount was requested and the deadline has passed. DelPercio won the seat 876 to 538 over Golenski.
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Matthew DelPercio
Stanley Golenski
Barnum School
Barnum
Mr. Cennamo
Price Fixing Hit For Nylon Twines
The Justice Department seeks a consent judgment to bar five nylon twine makers from price fixing. The case, filed in Memphis federal court, targets Indian Head Inc, Brownell & Co, Newton Line Co, Nylon Net Co, and Wellington-Puritan Mills Inc for alleged conspiracies dating back to 1967.
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Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Memphis
Tenn
Indian Head Inc
New York
Brownell & Co. Inc
Maodus, Conn
Newton Line Co
Homer
N.Y
Nylon Net, Co
Wellington-Puritan Mills Inc
Madison, Ga
Thomas E. Kauper
Walkout Delays Daily News Early Edition Delivery
In New York, a wildcat walkout by drivers delayed the early edition for a second night. Protest centered on transferring drivers from Brooklyn to Manhattan and losing overtime pay opportunities. A court order was issued to prevent a repeat of the previous night’s disruption.
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Weicker Questions Nixon on Impeachment and Reform
MERIDEN AP Senator Lowell P Weicker Jr of Connecticut challenged President Nixon's view that impeachment hinges on criminal acts He argued the Constitution assigns impeachment to Congress and noted a shifting voter mood amid Watergate He predicted many incumbents will lose in November and urged careful study of campaign finance reform. The interview touched on salaries for legislators and the broader political climate. He also commented on the role of public financing and the need for thorough homework on reform.
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Sen
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Nixon
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GOP
Greenwich
Sigmi Delta.Chi
Greenwich teacher links sexism to school texts and culture
Greenwich educator Lyn Nevins told a Bridgeport NOW meeting that sexism starts in schools through textbooks readers and teachers. She plans a Connecticut survey to gauge sexism across districts and notes few women biographies appear in curriculums citing Anna Ella Carroll and Charlotte Green as rare examples.
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Lyn Nevins
Greenwich
Bridgeport
National Organization For Women
Bernhard Arts and Humanities Center
Connecticut
Sshe
Connecticut State College
Anna Ella Carroll
North
Charlotte Green
NOW Meeting Proposes Court-Watching Team for Rape and Divorce Cases
A NOW gathering discussed sexism in schools and called for PTA action if found. They scheduled a March 31 meeting at 2 p.m. to form a court-watching group to observe rape, prostitution, and divorce proceedings, and planned a trip to New Haven for International Women's Day events at Center Church. NBC and Disney will air four all-Disney Saturday Night at the Movies programs across NBC prime-time over the next two nights.
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Fuzzy Peaches and Nectarines From Identical Trees
Fuzzy-skinned peaches and smooth-skinned nectarines come from the same trees, a surprising horticultural fact noted by researchers. The observation highlights how fruit texture can vary on identical genetic stock under similar growing conditions. Researchers urge further study to understand the underlying triggers.
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