Milford Board Approves 1.3 Million for New High School
Milford moves to add 1.3 million dollars to the 19.275 million high school project. A contractor, P. Franini, is awarded the bid with a revised cost of 82,000,000 plus contingencies for design and equipment. The school project targets a September 1973 opening, with a May 26 funding deadline and a one day ordinance waiting period before effect. Appointments to city boards were also approved, including health board and redevelopment agency positions, with terms extending into 1971 and 1972.
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Simin Lake
Way Avenue
P. Prau'Teini Company
Clal
Francini
Cynthia Grey
Robert Treatdrive
Mealth
Perry Opis
Anli
John E. Boyd
Clinton Street
Health Board
Pat Slavin
Dr. Boyd
Yale University School of Medicine
Walter L. Robbins
First Avenue
Planning Wad
Carl Giordano
Robbins
Milford Redevelopment Agency
Cr. Spencer
Seaside Avenue
Arthur
Southport Parish Seeks Funds to Ease Crisis
Southport parishioners discuss renting space and classrooms to boost revenue and reduce deficits. Proposals include leasing four classrooms and other spaces at annual rents, with a plan to gather average weekly contributions of about $1 to $6 per parishioner. Some members doubt the feasibility given economic strain and past pledge shortfalls.
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Parisage
Amit
Cat Yepmerelt
CCM
Trade Policy With China to Be Similar to Soviet Policy
Disjointed AP summary notes discuss potential trade policy shifts involving China and the Soviet Union. References to Washington decisions, debt, export controls, and industrial sectors appear amid unclear line edits and fragmented sentences. Keywords include parishes, licenses, machinery, pharmaceuticals, and scientific data.
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China
U S Seeks Supreme Court Void Grinnell ITT Merger
The U S Department of Justice asks the Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling and void ITT’s takeover of Grinnell Shell, claiming the merger violated antitrust law by enabling conglomerate expansion. Grinnell, a leading sprinkler systems maker, faced a government bid to block the deal struck with Hartford Life.
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U.S
High Court
Grinnell
ITT
Washington
Hatice Dapartinant
Supreme Gcourt
Hie Grins Shell
International ‘Telephone
Wid Telegraph
Distric Department
Negma
Solidhor
Duetrial Corporation
Unite General Irwin N. Griswold
Shered Stiles
Willian UW. Timbers
Department
Connecticut
Aleniench Grinnell
Prébel
Pts
Wie
Hartford
Grinnell Assets
Sop lPive Insurance Co
Timbers
Chicago Judge Probes Jury Bias in Panthers Death Inquiry
Chicago judge Joseph Power to secretly review minutes of a special grand jury examining the police killing of two Black Panthers Jed Hampton and Mark Clark on the West Side. The ruling delays other actions until May 14 as appeals and legal fights over grand jury control continue.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Power
Winch
Circuit Court
Powergall
Hlm
Shab Barnabas
Séars
Edward V. Hanrahan
Sears
Tle Power
Ilingis Supreme, Court
Pensesslor
Power
Grand Jury
le Sene Dartef
Jurge Power Als
Jed Hampton
Mark Clark
Peoria
Hints on Citizen Role in Model Cities Debate
James G. Laric reports on a drafting session for the Trail Side Model Cities program. City planning officials, council members, and HUD staff discussed citizen involvement and the authority to approve documents, with concerns about federal rules and past participation problems.
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James G. Laric
Trail_ Side Model Cites
We Planning Council
Manali
Steven
Ahinenen
Goninon Council
Common Council
Quentins
Tha
Eamlers
Covnell
Micah
Housity and Urban Development Department
Soolensky
Weilling
Gene
Aly
Dorian
Lawlight
Gree
Alernyan Sedensky
Montel
Raymond Larracuenty
Mir Wusukemastyl
HUD
Planning Council
Cowneils Unter
Carracuente
Model Cities
Dames
Grantham
Apenry
Granthan
Rimeni Ab
Phuning Council
Essen
Evewly
Joel
Aduibustration
Gratham
Charles Parks Plans to Leave Helm of GERPA
Charles Parks signals departure from GERPA leadership while negotiating with Bryan and Panion for contract extensions. He discusses powers for eminent domain to facilitate housing and land use, details committee talks, and notes amendments to limit information sharing and site-specific actions.
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Charles Parks
Helm of
GERPA
Myveetor
Bryan
Panion
Far Om
Techoion
Parks
Warks
Wwe
Albert Webber
Albert Webber, Dengieritt
Diocese Public Hearings Open On Synod Documents
The Bridgeport diocese held public hearings on synod education documents with seven speakers. Critics warned the plan could stretch resources thin while supporters urged family and regional involvement to strengthen Catholic schooling despite financial pressures and declining vocations.
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Andrew Pinta
Anna Marie Curran
Bridgeport
Sessimna
Greater Bridgeport
SHU
Scherert
Stamford Catholic
Allendanes
Hitchcock
Dlonas
Martin B. Hitchcock
Diaresian
Educational Commission
Vine
Father Nichevels
Ronan Catholic Truth
Richard O'Donshue
Paul Vito
Synod
Norine
Rusell
Liecause
Abr
Tileen Marie
Blessfil Sacrament School
Blessed Sacrament
Schonant
Hyhere Brotherhood
Mary Xavier
Council Allocates 599000 to Improve City Parks
The council considers amphitheaters on land behind Cy Hall and sends all related items to the Committee on Community Development led by Abdel la St Stephen J. Sedencky. A federal Urban Beautification grant of 156,500 would reduce the 469,000 cost of a 16 point parks program, with remaining funds from annual city and Park Improvement funds.
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Cy Hall
Abdella St Stephen J. Sedencky
Park Board
Wold
Elmer J. Toth
Aity
Toth
Beardsley Park
Ic Qapa
Bath Mmguniocenn
Lersund
Senate
West End
Mike Manat
St. Mary's-by-the-Sea
Fundfield
Mont
Kenneth Kelley
U.S
Com Mansfield
Europe
Isl
Coun
Parks Board
Kelley
Huddle
Troop cuts debate and park plans dominate city session
City officials discuss Europe troop reductions and major park development funding. Proposed projects include Beardsley park renovation, Fairchild Memorial study, and Rogers park expansion funded by federal grants and park-improvement dollars, with tens of thousands for tree planting, landscaping, and new facilities.
State Firemen to Meet at Rapp’s Restaurant Howe Ave Shallow
The State Firemen’s Square Club plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 40 p m in Rapps Restaurant Howe Avenue Shallow. Donald Bachman president announces Rev Benjamin Waim mend chaplain of the Wale bury fire department has been named chaplain. Plans include a joint outing with New York Central Firemen’s Square clubs on June 10 in Highland Acres Sheila.
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Connecticu Firemen's Square
Rapp
Howe Avenue
Shallow
Donald Bachman
Benjamin Waimmend
Walebury
Alo Ny
Highland Acres
Sheila
Nixon faces NATO strain over unilateral troop pullback
President Nixon publicized a NATO secretary general letter condemning unilateral U.S. cutbacks as undermining alliance deterrence. Senators floated amendments on allied payments and mutual troop withdrawals while the White House resisted changes to the core troop-withdrawal plan. The debate paces toward Senate votes and Mansfield’s withdrawal measure, with talks urged over sending the matter to June votes and negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Nixon
NATO
Manliy Brosia
U.S
Bropin
Goth
Mansfield
Trantan
Johnson
Nix
Reepublican
Manafield
Gaylord
Nelson
Davis
Soviet Union
Nelsson
Sen J
Fulbright
Congress
Birch Bayh
Europe
United States
Ewope
Bayh
Uiat
Charles McC. Mathias
Witte House
Armidt
Yale
John C. Stennis
Senate
Budget tax for library increase approved in council vote
West End and Black Rock library branches face a funding rise as Alderman Creapa and Council President Brown back a modest budget. Ment praises hard compromise in a tight year. Board of Apportionment to meet today to set the preliminary tax, with a library grant and book funds anticipated.
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West End
Black Roch Lebrary
Aldurmir Heriberlo M. Creapa
George’ W. Brown
Proming
Ment
Biary
Library Board
Commuter Buses Replace Rail Service Amid Strike
Connecticut’s transportation department arranged 15 to 30 buses to shuttle commuters to work as rail signalmen strike continued. Buses would run to New York and return, with service planned until 11 p.m. Embargoes affected mail and picket lines formed at New Haven and North Haven stations. Commuters reported minimal delays as buses carried passengers, while a circus train moved between New York and Boston despite travel disruptions.
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Connecticut
New York
Boston
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Tan
Donald M. Maloney
New Haven
Postal Service
Air Parcel Post
North Haven
Transportation Commission
Earl Wood
Wand
New York City
Department of Transportation
Ex-Guy Baldwin Hospitalized in Middletown
Ex governor and senator Baldwin lies in a hospital in Middletown with respiratory infection symptoms improving. He has a long record including terms as governor, U.S. senator, and state supreme court chief justice. A state referee and chairman of We State Library Communities, Baldwin’s health news follows his resignation from the Senate in 1949 and earlier service in the 1940s.
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Tal
Baldwin
We State Library Communities
Stratfrd
AOD
US. Senate
Middletown
Broncos Sign Marsh from Patriots to bolster secondary
Denver Broncos signed 25 year old cornerback Anton Marsh, a Eastern Kentucky graduate, after he previously appeared on the Moston Patriots roster in 1968 as a wide receiver and cornerback. He joins as a free agent.
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Denver
Denver Bronco
National Football League
Anton Marsh
Eastern Kentucky
Marsh
Moston Patriots
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