City Planning Commission Advances Bridgeport Redevelopment Efforts
The City Planning Commission moved to support Bridgeport joining a Federal redevelopment program. It authorized certification of adherence to land use plans and approved using the Lewis study as a basis. The panel eyed a blighted areas map covering State Street and Railroad Avenue zones and discussed executive pay for City Planning Engineer Joseph Dearborn as part of redevelopment talks.
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Two Car Crashes On Merritt Parkway Near Roundhill Road
State police report two separate two car collisions on the Merritt Parkway near Roundhill Road in Greenwich. No injuries. Eva Lustburg 69 Stamford skidded into a highway fence and was hit from behind by Raymond Barger 51 Stamford. Barger and Lavin 68 Longmeadow Mass were charged with following too closely and summoned to town court May 28.
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Bethel Approves 1958 59 Budgets At Town Meeting
Bethel voters approved the 1958 59 town and village budgets at a Bethel High School meeting. The total budget is 872 490 with a tax rise to 36 mills town and 2 mills for the village. The school budget rises about 503 000 with teacher salary increases approved, while most other city raises were denied. A new Pleasant use road was rejected as a town road.
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Man Bound Over on Narcotics Charge in City Court
Evron Jamieson, 23, was bound over to Superior Court by Judge Kenneth J. Zarrilli after waiving examination on a narcotics violation. He admitted heroin use. Two women arrested during the April 27 raid, Elizabeth Randolph Crowley and Marion Male, were granted noises in court. A quantity of heroin was seized by officers in Jamieson’s apartment raid.
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Weather outlook for New England and Mid Atlantic regions
Connecticut and nearby states show mostly sunny and warmer today with fair cool nights and a warmer Thursday. Winds from the north to northwest mean lighter speeds tonight then variable, with visibility over five miles in Long Island Sound.
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