Fairfield Plans Master Plan Funding and Budget Increases
The Town Plan and Zoning Commission reported a 70 802 budget request for a 1970 Master plan including 10 000 for market and traffic studies and 1 800 for part time drafting staff To be used with reports from 1961 to 1966 forming the master plan over three years John P Leahy outlined town department budget totals with a rise in debt service and a new internal auditor proposed to strengthen controls The School budget hearing is set for March 28 at Grasmere School
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Town Plan and Zoning Commission
Finance Board
Earl Rush
Rush
John P. Leahy
Board of Education
Grasmere
Accounting Department
Leahy
Hartley Begins Second Term as EBTCA President
Henry Hartley of Celin e's Specialty Shops starts a second term as president of the East Bridgeport Trade and Civic Association. Elected officers include Kenneth O'Connor vice president trade and others across local businesses and professions.
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Hartley
EBTCA
Henry Hartley
Celine’s Specialty Shops
East Bridgeport Trade and Civic Association
Kenneth O'Connor
East Side Florist
Peter Laporta
City Trust Company
Civic
Peter Datzenko
Datzenko & Son Farriers
Elliot Rose
Burritt Building
Sepps
Ewell Newman
Hall Neighborhood House
Mr. Laporta
Frank Radczycki
Radczycki
Sidney Rovner
Schneider's Shoes
Bernard Seigel
Skydel's
Sal Studioso
Studioso Realty
Leonard Trojanowski
Trojanowski Agency
Edward J. Voccola
Rock Voccola’s
Salvatore Asciutto
Carolyn’s
Semina DeLautis to star in Little Red Riding Hood
Semina DeLau rentis of Waterbury will sing the lead role in the New Haven Opera society production of Little Red Riding Hood, a children's opera. The show tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Kennedy High School in Waterbury is sponsored by the Waterbury Philharmonic Society.
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Semina DeLaurentis
Waterbury
New Haven Opera Society
Kennedy High School
The
Waterbury Philharmonic Society
Waterbury Wins Battle for Community College
In Hartford the Commission for Higher Education endorsed a plan to create a regional Waterbury college this fall and a central four-year higher education center in the NV Valley. Gov. Dempsey called it a fresh approach to meet Connecticut’s higher education needs.
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John Dempsey
Waterbury
Naugatuck Valley
Connecticut
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Frederick) Palomi
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West Hartford
Senate
Frederick Pope Jr
Fairfield
Republican Party For Higher Education
Dempsey
Donald H. McGannon
Commission
Waterbury College
University of Connecticut
Con Ept
Waterbury’ College
John F. Kennedy
State Board of Education
The
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General Assembly
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