Rail Pact Faces Pay Rule Tests Across Sectors
George Boldt comments amid a burst of wage and price actions. The Price Commission seeks supplemental regs for retailers with $100 million plus in yearly sales, while the Federal Reserve notes factory output rising only 0.2 percent. The Senate Banking Committee debates extending Nixon controls, with exemptions for low income families and news media. Additional lines cover pay board rulings, energy rate reviews, and a soft coal deal viewed by union leaders as implementation proceeds.
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George Boldt
the Price Commission
Federal Register
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Senate Banking Committee
Cost of Living Council
Nikon
Price Commission and Pay Board
Federal Power Commission
T Treasury
John B Connally
Economic Club of New York
Boldt
Union Pension Fund
Umion
Signalmen
Chamberlain
Roast Beef Dance Clash At Stratford Legion Hall
The first Roast Beef Dance of the season is Saturday at 8 30 p m in Stratford American Legion hall on Main Street. Connecticut Yankees Drum and Bugle Corps sponsor the public event with roast beef sandwiches and set ups provided. Paul King orchestra to play with tickets at the door.
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American Legion Hall
Main Street
Stratford
Connecticut Yankees Drunt and Bugle Corps
Egypt
Paul King
Amonica
CSEA Considers Bridgeport for Fall Convention
The Connecticut State Employes Association considers Bridgeport as the site for its three day fall 1972 convention. James Quinn says the group seeks banquet space for 800 to 1,000 and sleeping facilities for about 600, with Hartford and New Haven having hosted most recent events.
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Connecticut State Employes Association
Bridgepark
James [. Quinn
Quinn
Hartford
New Haven
Two Men Arrested In Stratford Ambush Killing
Stratford police report four more arrests in the ambush shooting at the Stratford car wash on Ferry Boulevard. Victims included Gatlin who died. four others injured. The suspects face murder and abetting charges. bonds were discussed by attorney Burton Weinstein. The incident involved 38 caliber and 16 gauge weapons, with ballistic results pending.
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Burton M. Weinstein
Toupin
Carl
Larson
The
Grateful Dead
Qol
Huns
Do Larson
Anon
North Avenue
Weinstein
Bond
Atorney
Marla D. Curtiss
Linwood Avenue
Cnr
Lirson
Gatlin
Bridgeport Hospital
Donald Salo
Ishing Break Avenue
Daltet
Yarasla Procik
Barnum ‘Terrace
Stratford
Roger Skiffington
Island Black Avenue
Gregary Jones
Peter Suchnack
Ives Street
Ore Foy
Whines Motor Cycle Club
Ferry Boulevard
Hartford
US Israel sign on arms making pact reported
The Hebrew language post cites a Washington report that the United States and Israel signed a production assist pact in New York for making radar guidance systems and anti missile equipment. Details remain classified and aircraft production is not included. Jerusalem protests delays on fighter bomber shipments.
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AWVIV
Israel
United States
Serasaten Post
Washingston
New York
Replm
Jerusalem
Ad Lodds
Washington
Stratford Downs Plan Unveiled
Stratford investors propose Stratford Downs a 277 acre site with a 7000 car parking area and a 150 foot buffer to wetlands. The plan includes ecological and horse museums, 4500 new trees, paddock areas and year round facilities pending state approvals. Local officials welcome review by the Planning and Zoning commissions and the Gaming Commission.
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Bnd
Stratford
Philip Bieber
New York Thoroughbred Horseracing Association
Triple Crown Corporation
Gates
Pram
Smith
Sindy
Sifingwwrth
Savith
Wallingford
Danbury
Southington
Clintor
Westbrook
Bieber
New York
Bridgeport Omunicipal
Fairfield County
Urea
Lordship
Becuse Mey
Roesster
Roessler Meatpacking, Corporation
Aku Miata
Thartford
Man
Josephy Wo Venables
Thanning and Zoning Commission
Senate votes on Nixon power and tax moves ripple abroad
Senate approves 51 29 amendment curbing presidential powers to set import duties and 46 39 vote to limit federal spending. Mills warns US leverage may fade as import duty timetables drift and argues for measured trade controls while expanding jobs and mass transit funding.
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Nixon
Sen. Tossiell
Wong
D-la
United States
Sen
J. Willian Fulbright
Charles If Percy
A-Ol
Lowell Po Weicker
Rcomm
William Fr. Ve Roth
R-Del
John 0. Pastore
Dare
the Plain
Illinois Tax Center trash pile holds millions in returns
A state official said about 4 400 tax returns were found in 17 cartons discarded at the Illinois tax center. The boxes contained no checks for most of the total, but included two corporate income tax payments totaling 90 000 and 680 009. It is unclear when the items were sent to Springfield. The director warned they could have been lost during May renovations.
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Springfield
Tax Center
Cotton Bowl Scouts To View Two Games
The Cotton Bowl will have representatives at the Louisiana State Notre Dame and Penn State Pittsburgh matchups this week to gauge a guest team for New Year’s Day. Oklahoma and Auburn are reportedly aiming for the Sugar Bowl, while Nebraska and Alabama loom as possible Orange Bowl opponents. A Cotton Bowl official said several top teams remain in consideration.
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Dallas
Notre Dame
Penn State
Oklahoma
Auburn
Nebraska
Alabama
Georgia
Milford Board Delegates to Seek Taxpayer Opinions on Contract
Milford school board members plan to survey residents for input before negotiations. Members will compile findings for the negotiating committee to guide the next session. The proposed 6 percent raise includes 2.25 percent salary boost and about 2.34 percent in cost of living increase. No additional meetings were set.
Foreign Aid and Spending in Limbo as Congress Delays Action
Lawmakers debated renewing foreign aid and defense spending as the Senate extend measures to December 1 at 2.7 billion while House leaders maneuver toward a regular aid bill near 3 billion. A vote on sending the bill to conference was demanded as a two week interim spending plan remains in effect. The House appears unlikely to act before November 29 returning date.
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US Congress
Rhodesia
Mahon
House
Senate
Six Killings in Charleston: Two Families Die in Separate Shootings
In Charleston West Virginia six people from two families died in nearby shootings described as unrelated. Dr Charles Cottrell and wife were killed in their Fort Hill home while the Eder family perished in the nearby neighborhood, including Robert Eder who shot his wife and two sons then killed himself. No weapons or suspects identified.
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Charleston
W. Va
Robert Eder
Charles Cattroller
Eder
George Ferrell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cottrell
Lawrence Morris
Detty
Terry
Cottrells
Fort Hill
Morris
Pat
Randy
Jerry
Flyers Trade Mickey for Sabres Keenan in NHL Deal
The Philadelphia Flyers traded right wing Larry Mickey to the Buffalo Sabres for left wing Larry Keenan. Flyers recalled Lew Morrison from the Richmond farm club. Morrison, 23, had 12 games with the Robins this season, four goals and five assists. Keenan, with five NHL seasons, had eight goals and 23 assists last season with St. Louis and Buffalo, and two goals this season for Buffalo.
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Philadelpiia
Philadelphia Flyers
Buffalo
Mickey
NHL
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Kings
Flyers
Frost and Five Others Honored at Fairfield U Event
At Fairfield University a ceremony honored Frost and five others. The program was introduced by Mr Frassinelli on behalf of the President's Circle. Noms listed include Thomas Tyneh Frank Marchese Frank Moocer Alexander Nester Gustav Ny selsius Haydn Owens J Gerald Phelan Anthony Ruscilo Stephen Vazzano Kenry Wheeler Paul Yoney Sr.
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Frank Marchese
Frank Moocer
Alexander Nester
Gustav Nyselius
Haydn Owens
J. Gerald Phelan
Anthony Ruscilo
Stephen Vazzano
Kenry C. Wheeler
Paul Yoney Sr
Mr. Frassinelli
Fairfield University
John Gambling
NCAA
Billy Taylor
Theodora
Lufkin
Frost
Stanford
Thomas F. Dowd Jr
Trumtull
Joseph YT. Gormley
Fairfield
Donald H. McGannon
New Canaan
Westinghous Broadcasting
Stewart TD. McKinney
Larry W. Wenz
Fairefield
Roy W. Moore ,Jr
Theodore Atkinson
Frank Bepko §R
William Bouton
PL Bullard IV
Frank Clark
Francis X. Foley
Frederick Frassinelli Jr
James Joy
Gilbert Larson
Peabody Obscure TV Awards Tapings Highlight Interview Moment
Obscure taping notes reveal Father McInnes turning the tables on interviewer Frost during a Circles award show. The Man in Television award goes to Circle's staffer while sports figure Coach Webster discusses fan mail and smoking worries. Senator Weicker jokes about money bills.
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Father McInnes
Forst
Circle
Pin Poin
Father Melnnes
Mr. Frost
Peabody
Mass
UPT
Sudak
Walnut Street
Frost
Webster
Giants
Coach Webster
Sen
Weicker
Senate
Greenwich
Wachinatan
Norwich Driver Killed in Three Vehicle Crash
Ronald Dore 26 of Norwich died Tuesday in a three car crash on Interstate 95 near Exit 79 in Montville. Police reported the fatal incident as the Norwich area accident involved three vehicles on the highway.
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Montville, Conn
Ronald Dore
Norwich
Nine Colleges Elevated to University Division in 1971-72
The NCAA announces nine colleges boosted to University Division major status for the 1971-72 basketball season, bringing total majors to 210. Elevations include Boise State, Northern Arizona, Ball State, Indiana State, Illinois State, Southwestern Louisiana, Oral Roberts, South Alabama, and Stetson.
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New York
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletics Association
Boise State
Northern Arizona
Ball State
Indiana State
Linois State
Southwestern Louisiana
Oral Roberts
South Alabama
Stetson
NCAA committee names include Prugh Guhuck Hallock Hansen Klein
The seven member Statistics and Classification Committee voted nine new majors with members Jeff Prugh Steve Guhuck Wiles Hallock Tom Hansen and chairman Larry Klein among others. The former roles span Los Angeles Times Washington Star Pac-8 Conference and National Collegiate Sports Services.
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Jeff Prugh
Los Angeles Times
Steve Guhuck
Washington Star
Wiles Hallock
Max Bund
EU Huy OY Yom
Tom Hansen
NCAA
Larry Klein
National Collegiate Sports Services
Rattlers Regain Brown Ahead of Schedule
Oakland offensive tackle Mob Brown says he expects to return to action in two weeks after knee surgery. He targets a game with Baltimore and notes faster healing than expected. Teammates Tom Kealing and Gus Otto also say they will be ready for the Nov. 28 NFL matchup with the Colts.
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Mob Brown
Baltimore
Brown
Kansas City
Dale de
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