Milford Zoning Change Approved and Public Hearings Set
Milford Planing and Zoning board approved a Lafayette street zone change from residence to business office after a public hearing with eight speakers for and none against. A Dec 10 hearing was set for a Southern New England Telephone Co second story addition on High Street. Other actions included bond releases, subdivision extensions, and various referrals and preliminary approvals for local development projects.
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Judge Maltbie Heads Citizens Court Unit
New Haven Nov. 12 AP William M Maltbie former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Errors was elected chairman of the Connecticut Citizens Committee for Court Reorganization at a meeting today Maltbie succeeds Newell Jennings former associate justice Charles W Pettingill of Greenwich was elected co chair and executive officer and Wallace Barnes Bristol was named secretary treasurer
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Milford hospital seeks height relief from town rules
The Milford town board considers allowing Milford Hospital to exceed the 35 foot height limit for an addition. Board member Warren Field, also a hospital director, urges exempting public buildings while noting the oversight in regulations. Chairman Sidney Bradman calls a full review as the town grows. A misprint yesterday claimed Mastriani was fined 100 for DUI related to license suspension.
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Yale Visitors Here Tonight
Yale faculty members and alumni in the Bridgeport area gather for the Yale club of Eastern Fairfield county annual meeting at the Stratfield Hotel. The program includes a reception, a buffet, and talks by Yale deans and officers led by Reuben A. Holden and Norman S. Buck.
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Ridgefield Bridge Bid Sets $115 683 Cost
Lt Governor Jewett signed routine papers in Hartford as acting Governor during Ribicoff’s Florida vacation. Anderson Construction of Southbury emerged as apparent low bidder at 115 683 dollars for a five span concrete bridge over Little Pond on Route 7 in Ridgefield.
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Unemployment Up In Connecticut Amid Industry Downturn
Unemployment in Connecticut rose to about 40 000 in the first two weeks of this month, up 2 400 from late October and roughly double the level a year ago. About 29 000 filed weekly claims, up 1 000 from the prior week, as manufacturing layoffs and reduced work weeks weighed on jobs. Defense cutbacks also contributed to staffing reductions.
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