Union Carbide moves Manhattan HQ to Danbury
Union Carbide plans to relocate its Manhattan headquarters to Danbury, bringing up to 4,000 jobs. The announcement will be made by Chairman William Sneith at the Ethan Allen Inn with Gov Grasso and state and local officials present. A five story office complex is planned on a 660 acre parcel near Old Ridgebury road, with construction possible by 1978 and completion by 1980.
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McKinney Pushes Alaskan Oil Embargo Policy
Representative McKinney won House backing 240 to 166 for an amendment restricting Alaskan oil shipments to Japan to protect East Coast consumers. The Durkin Senate version failed, while McKinney warned of broader effects on the Midwest and a potential swap with Saudi oil under Carter plans.
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NU Plan Wins Approval by CCAG for $2.60 Credit and Rebates
The Connecticut Citizen Action Group backs a revised Northeast Utilities refund plan offering a $2.60 credit per customer and payments to cities plus $355,000 to Hartford lawyer Alexander Goldfarb and $25,000 to PUCA Commissioner Standish. The pact reduces future rate hikes and delays a May rollback, with savings estimated at $2-$3 per month for many customers.
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Police Patrolman Exam Deadline Today
The Civil Service office at City Hall handles applications for the June 11 police patrolman exam. Applications must be in by 4:30 p.m. today or postmarked today. Starting salary is $12,892. The note also mentions Saturn's rings with a diameter about 70 600 miles and thickness up to 10 miles.
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Weston approves 150000 Ravenwood well bond referendum
Weston voters approved a 150000 Ravenwood drive bond with 199 in favor and 62 against ending a dispute over town wells. The town plans to connect 24 new homes within 129 days and reimburse three existing connections at homeowners expense, with repayment over 50 years.
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Akron sports editor James W. Schlemmer dies at 47
James W. Schlemmer, long time Akron Beacon Journal sports editor and former dean of Ohio sports editors, was found dead in his Cuyahoga Falls home. Cause of death undetermined but presumed heart attack. he had suffered multiple prior heart issues and was hospitalized in March. Services pending. He helped promote construction of the Rubber Bowl in Akron, a 35,600 seat arena used for high school football.
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