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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1967

Page

33

Retired Teachers Plead For Pension Increase

Hundreds of Connecticut retirees pressed the Public Personnel Committee for higher pensions tied to the cost of living. Spokesmen from the Connecticut Retired Teachers Association and labor groups argued fixed pensions lag behind inflation, with many retirees living near poverty. officials urged a funded, cost-of-living adjustment rather than flat raises.

Sion Joseph A. Fitzgerald New Haven The National Association Connecticut Retired Teachers Association House Peter A. Crombie Enfield Senate Edward L. Marcus

Ex Dempsey Teacher Urges Pension Hike

A former high school teacher in Hartford argues that legislation to link teachers pensions to a cost of living escalator is overdue. She cites other states that have passed similar measures and addresses a letter to the Connecticut Retired Teachers association quoted at a public hearing by Gladys Mansir.

Dempsey Hartford John Dempsey Connecticut Retired

Governor's office and pension plan clash over cost of living

A governor avoids naming the speaker about retirement salaries and a cost of living pension proposal raises questions at a Tuesday hearing. The budget lacks automatic COLA for pensions while it offers $150 monthly minimum for teachers. Officials warn extending COLAs would force similar benefits for all workers and risk tax-increase pledges.

Dempsey

Dry Docked Boat Damaged by Fire in Norwalk

A 23 foot motor boat owned by Louis Gardalla was damaged extensively by a fire in the Cove Marina dry dock in Norwalk. Fire department said the cabin was gutted and no estimate of damage or cause has been reported.

Norwalk Louis Gardalla the Cove Marina

Cemetery Farm Owners Face Grand Jury Today

In Newark New Jersey federal officials indict two farmers Joseph Celso and Rose Celso held on 100000 bail as witnesses in the exhumation of two bodies at their Jackson Township chicken farm suspected as Mafia burial site. FBI and U S attorney plan to call more witnesses while reports link other possible burials and a former enforcer may have aided tip.

Newark N. J UPI FBI Joseph Celso Rose Jackson Township U.S David M. Satz Jr Cosa Nostra Satz Harold Kayo) Konigsberg Bayonne Konigsberg Celso New Jersey Kenneth Later Angelo Sonnessa Danbury Teddy Delmar Barbara Wildman’s Landing Cornell Road Renee Delmar Kenny Delmar Senator Claghorn Stamford New York City New Fairfield Telegram

Middle Street Boys' Club Announces Spring and Summer Plans

Martin Freedman, director of the Middle Street Boys' Club, unveiled a full slate of spring and summer activities. Programs include sculpture, art, crafts, tutoring, a bicycle and radio shop, woodworking, tape recording, a career course, and a summer job placement. Youth baseball and soft ball leagues, four volleyball leagues, a summer basketball league, and a five week day camp run July 3 to August 4 with a camp bus and daily trips. Fee set at $3 per day.

Martin Freedman Middle Street Boys' Club Middle Street Club

Southern Railway Revenues Rise in 1966 Report

Southern Railway posted consolidated operating revenues of 474 million dollars for 1966, up 321 million from the previous year. Net income reached 39 million dollars, or 3.44 a share, versus 34 million dollars or 4.10 a share in 1965. The report covers the railroad and its 80 percent owned subsidiaries. The note also mentions the origin of the term air conditioning in 1904 by Stuart W. Cramer.

Washington Southern Railway Southern D.W. Brosnan Stuart W. Cramer Charlotte, N.C

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State Capitol General Assembly Helen McFarland Mansfield Public Personnel Committee Maude Condren Miss Condren Connecticut Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio Neil Macy David Pinsky University of Connecticut U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Pinsky Ernest Giddings National Association of Retired Teachers Argee Rubbermaid Safti Washington Forge Vuvwy Rubbermaid Trumbull Main Street Conn Middle Street Boys’ Club Teddy Mr. Delmar Candlewood Lake Brookfield Dupont SYK PO Estes Wa Payimei Acrilan Port Chester Seston Post Cross Westchester
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