Governors Target Oil Prices and Power Controls
Boston AP report outlines New England governors pressing oil firms over high prices and a proposed power site control bill. Leaders warn of potential costs to consumers while debating environmental and energy security, with calls for testing foreign import restrictions in court.
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Anthony Caserta Tops Dworken Scholar Winer
Anthony Caserta, Plattsville coach in Trumbull, claimed the top Edward A. Dworken Memorial Foundation scholarship at a dinner dance in the Three Doors restaurant. Nine recipients were honored for excellence, as SHU awarded BA degrees magna cum laude and cum laude to several seniors with honors and honorary certificates for national college directory recognition.
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Bridgeport
Henry Kirne
W. Littlefield
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Szczesius
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Tin Colley
Woodbridge
Lucinda R. Lannavone
Christine Marie Klasgeayashi
If Bridgeport
Jane E. DaCosta Murphy
Stratford
Donne Tees Napolitano
Stanford
Sara B. Shalvey
Jeraldine A. Sulik
Fairfield
Katheleen WH. Wail
New Canaan
Dorothy M. Wirral Weston
SHU
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Charlene Ellen Roth
Marietly Recupera
Karen Ann Heck
Elizabeth — Pataky
Lynda Calafan
Joseph Tickey
Anna
Marie Gallant
Trumbull
Raymond Paul Spasziani
Orange
Anthony Caserta
Plattsville
Edward A. Dworken
Legislator Attacks Rising Costs for Connecticut Medical School
Hartford AP report notes Rep Morris Cohen a dentist asserts University of Connecticut Medical Dental School faces about 100 million to build and equip with annual operating costs per graduate near 20600 to 30000. Lawmakers consider a state council to audit research programs, bill passed House by voice vote, sent to Senate.
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Winners honored in Bridgeport scholarship awards
Miss Rosemary Ciuta will study special education at Southern Connecticut with a $200 scholarship. Miss Donna Norko and Miss Nancy Band also receive $200 awards for third year in a row, with Miss Mildred Santana and others earning $125 to $150 scholarships. The Bridgeport Elks Lodge initiated the foundation, and Florence Dworken presented awards as William D. McBride led the event.
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Ab Central High School
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University of Connecticut
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Houstonic Community College
Cora B. Wade
Bassick High School
Ametta Coote
Michael Lelizin
University of Tridgeport
Diane Drews
Housatonic Community College
Bridgeport Elks Lodge
Travel Agent Sees Singapore Growth And Travel Ethics
Paul D Elia of a travel agency spoke at the Exchange Club luncheon at Stratfield motor hotel. He praised Singapore redevelopment and high hotel standards and urged agencies to keep clients informed and avoid pressuring choices. He notedTravel agencies serve people and should reassure clients during trips. The club marked its second secretarial day with members presenting corsages.
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Wilcox Tech School Contract Awarded for Addition
Hartford AP reports a $1,448,000 state contract for an Wilcox Tech addition in Mare iden was awarded to Waterbury Construction Co. The contract will be signed Monday and construction should begin in June. The addition includes a sheet metal shop, printing shop, welding room and drafting room, with completion expected by December 1978.
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Greenwich Woman Goes on Commission
President Nixon named five men and one woman to the National Parks Centennial Commission. The group includes Elmer Anderson and others from Hartford St. Paul Pittsburgh and Greenwich. The commission will study and plan next year’s 100th anniversary of Yellowstone National Park. The bill lifting benefits for injured workers under workers compensation passed the House and heads to the Senate.
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Laurence W. Lane
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Greenwich
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Women’s Lib Group Protests at Capital Club in Hartford
In Hartford the Women's Liberation group protested at the Hawaiian Room of the Capital Club during Gov. Meskill’s Boston visit. Officers cited discrimination against women, noting a $40 price per head for luncheon access and excluding female reporters like Susan Riggs. Lt. Gov. Hull claimed no policy change. NOW representative Ant Bondazian urged the club to open public access and stop private discrimination.
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Boston
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Woman Philosopher and Youth Panel Discuss Religious Education
A woman philosopher and a youth panel debated religious education in New London. Dr. Fred Serlin presided as officers for the upcoming year were installed, with Joan Ringelheim and Joan Skydel among speakers noting education as life preparation and community impact.
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Richart Slink
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Unda Herskowitz
Joan Skydel
Connecticut, College
Harold Ingerman
Eneligious Education
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House Bill Allows Dealers on Liquor Board in Connecticut
Hartford AP A House measure would permit liquor dealers to the Liquor Control Commission though they cannot hold any direct liquor business interest during tenure. The bill passed on a voice vote after defeating an amendment requiring governor confirmation. The proposal also faces debate on conflicts of interest with opponents arguing dealers and lawyers could pose conflicts, while supporters say experience matters for the commission.
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East Hampton
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Senate Approves Small Business Loan Subsidies
The Senate approved a bill allowing interest subsidies for up to ten small business firms, covering up to three percentage points of interest for the first three years. It also creates a no interest loan program for two firms to install air and water pollution controls and allows payment of some out of pocket expenses for retired executives serving as advisers to small firms.
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