Connecticut Sees 15 Percent Rise in Violent Deaths in Early 1982
Violent deaths in Connecticut rose 15 percent in the first three months of 1982, with 218 fatalities. Home and occupational accidents registered 132 deaths, while 69 were from traffic mishaps, a 21.6 percent drop from the previous year. Overall accidents increased, totaling 16,562 incidents for the period.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Safety Commission
CIO Moves to Halt Secession in Textile Unions
Connecticut State CIO officials urge local unions to resist secession to AFL United Textile Workers. A 2400-member Local at Bige low Sanford Carpet in Thompsonville has already shifted, while CIO officials contest the move. Seccesion could weaken bargaining power and threaten existing accords.
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Waterbury
Connecticut State Cio Council
Cio-Textile Workers Union of America
AFL
United Textile Workers Union
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company
Thompsonville
CIO
CIO Textile Workers
Emil Rieve
George Baldanzi
Rieve
Mitchell Sviridos
John J. Driscoll
Communist Teaching Gains Favor Among Chinese School Students
In Jakarta Chinese students eight to twenty lean to Maoist indoctrination as Indonesian schools tilt pro Peiping. A survey finds seventy percent of private secondary schools adopt communist doctrine and classrooms echo Red propaganda and Western mockery of the United States.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
May
Mao Tze-Tung
China
Peiping
Hua Chung High School
Korea
Wall Street
People’s Republic
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Mao
Chinese Students Union of
Aist
New China News Agency
Hua ‘Chung School
13 year old Doris Ann Hall wins national spelling bee
Doris Ann Hall 13 of Hudson North Carolina won the 25th national spelling bee spelling 38 words including farruginous and vignette to claim $500 and a New York weekend trip. Marjorie Foliart 13 of Crafton Pennsylvania placed second after spelling cicerone. Mary Ellen Rusk 12 of Washington DC finished third for $100. Gene Profant 13 of Canton Ohio was fourth. Sponsored by Scripps Howard and local papers.
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Washington
Doris Ann Hall
Hudson
N. C
Tiny Marjorie Foliart
Crafton
Doris Ann
Marjorie
North Carolina
New York
Mary Ellen Rusk
Washington, D. C
Gene Profant
Canton
Bee
Scripps- Howard
Winston-Salem, N. C
Jour, and Sentinel
Restrictions Lifted on Auto Gasoline Use Nationwide
The U S government ends strike related limits on automobile gasoline kerosene and fuels with aviation gasoline remaining restricted The action takes effect at 2 01 am tomorrow under PAD order No 5 affecting most regions except west coast and New Arizona and pending exports rules The change follows near settlement of oil strikes and eases prior inventory and supply limits for bulk plants utilities and large volume buyers
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
United States
West Coast
Arizona
PAC
Canada
Direction 1
Direction 2
East Coast
Middle West
Reid wins horse championship at Armagh International Plowing Match
John G. Reid of Wigtown shire Scotland wins the horse championship at Armagh Northern Ireland's International Plowing Match. T. H. Humphries of Donaghadee takes the tractor crown, and Miss Jean Burns of the Isle of Man wins the Ladies International Tractor Championship.
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John G. Reid
Wigtownshire
Armagh
Northern Ireland
T. H. Humphries
Donaghadee
Jean Burns
Isle of Man
Pakistan Studies Major Hydro Electric Project Developments
A study reviews Pakistan's large hydroelectric scheme under development and outlines accompanying power and infrastructure plans. It notes ongoing progress on the main dam and related facilities along with other key energy projects in the country.
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Pakistan
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