New Haven Model Cities hiring outside target area raises concerns
The Hartford Courant reports New Haven Model Cities funded a $72,000 summer program that employed at least three people outside the Hill neighborhood and carried many coordinators over 12 months. City officials deny patronage claims while noting former workers tied to political circles benefited from the program.
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Fire destroys boats at Stamford marina amid mystery
Stamford authorities say a Saturday night boat fire at Shippan Shore Marina caused about 100000 dollars in damage to 12 vessels. Fire spread quickly as a blue car sped away after an explosion, with investigators probing a suspicious blaze and police seeking the fleeing driver.
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Stamford
Shippan Shore
Heating Oil Crisis Voices Emission on Winter Fuel
In a TV interview Sunday a spokesman warns a harsh winter could force emergency fuel measures despite conservation efforts. Massachusetts educators and officials, meeting in several cities, discuss prioritizing schools for fuel next to hospitals, while Education Commissioner Angrig opposes shortening the school year. a local superintendent suggests outside classroom learning if needed.
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Tle
Massachusetts
Gregory R. Anrig
William Mahaney
Hingham
Imass
Ration Bill Advances Amid Energy Shortage Debate
A Senate push on energy measures would grant the President authority to implement rationing and other curbs to address shortages. Supporters, including Tutt Mansfield, argue Congress cannot fast track effective response, while the administration argues for expanded presidential power. A House vote is pending after a Thanksgiving recess.
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Tutt Mansfield
Nixon
Senate
Blood Test Aims To Detect Colon Cancer Early
Harvard researchers report a blood test promising early detection of colon cancer. In a trial of 79 patients, 24 of 27 cancer cases tested positive, with some negatives tied to non cancer conditions. Test measures immune response and tumor extract reaction, but remains experimental and requires skilled labs before broad use.
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Harvard Medical School
Austin City Hospital
Tae Scientisis
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Aull
Richard A. Helms
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Bull
Young Unionists Back Health Insurance Bill Endorsed
At Steelworkers Hall the AFL-CIO Young Unionists voted to support the Kennedy Griffiths national health insurance bill after a presentation by State Labor Council PR Director Robert Roggerwen. The group urged area members to advocate nationwide health coverage and prevent financial ruin from long illnesses.
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Prenther
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Uolong
Voting Unionists Action League
Connecticut State
Sreater Bridgeport
Bridgeport Citizens For
Joseph Cantielta
University of Bridgeport
Cormemittee
Citizens For
Mgr
Dan- Nello
UAW Threatens Strike At GM As Talks Continue
DETROIT AP Round the clock bargaining began Sunday at General Motors as the United Auto Workers threaten a strike if no agreement is reached. The union, bargaining with GM leaders, warned it could widen action if a settlement is not reached, while subcommittee talks continued behind closed doors. The dispute centers on plant labor, production, and wage concessions amid a broader labor strategy.
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Tord Motor Co
Woodcock
Lwo City Teachers Vie tor Vice Presidency
Hartford AP report details turmoil in local education unions amid talks on national action. BEA voters consider a special election for the secondary schools vice presidency as Lawrence Carroll leaves to lead the new alternative high school program. John May, a city artist, dies. authorities say a teacher self immolated in a Roosevelt School attic, investigation ongoing.
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Lawrence Carroll
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Bea
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Ace Joseph May
Olf
Mayors Seek State Aid for Safer School Buses
The Connecticut Conference of Mayors and Municipalities backs efforts to fund safer school buses but urges the state cover the costs. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Edward J. Kozlowski advocates strict standards for bus maintenance. Conference President John J. Sullivan from Fairfield said local towns are overburdened and cities have paid about 0.7 percent of transportation costs since 197?.
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Connecticut
Edward J. Kozlowski
Inhn J. Sullivan
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Sullivan
Fairfield
Maine Leaders Warn Heat Crisis May Force Drastic Steps
Governor Curtis and aides warn Maine could face severe energy shortages with repeated calls to curb consumption. They discuss possible summer schooling, school closures not imminent, and the unlikely evacuation of rural residents due to lack of heat, stressing the gravity of the situation and public willingness to accept hard measures.
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Guant Armieres
Egypt Israel talks amid ceasefire dispute and prisoner swap
U N backed Cairo talks resume with Egyptian and Israeli mediators meeting in Cairo amid dispute over October 22 ceasefire lines. U N says Al Ahram report inaccurate while both sides discuss positions on 22 October lines and prisoner exchanges. Separately, a string of robberies and a building break in the city reports thefts, including jewelry and cash, at multiple addresses, with police investigating.
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U.N
Ensio Siltasvon
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AL Aluram
Mohammedl Abdul Ghani Gamazy
Ts[ Irsel
Aharon Yariv
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United Nations
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Tel Aviv
Cairo
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North End
Isrart
Main Street
Tober
Carmada Johnson
Moromar Khadaty
Yugoslavia
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Man Arrested in Attack on Estranged Wife at Stratford
City police yesterday arrested TDennis Pups, 26, at 100g Stratford Avenue on assault and possession of a weapon charges. Police say he forced entry to his estranged wife's home and attacked her with a stick. officers found a knife on him in custody. Pending Circuit Court arraignment, bail set at $250.
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Stratford Avenue
Pope
Bus Routes Battle Between Bridgeport Auto and Gray Tire Lines
Opposition emerged from Bridgeport Auto transit company and the Gray Tire line as Chestnut Hill routes clash on State Street. GBTC stipulates Chestnut Hill will board passengers at State Street, with transfers limited to Lafayette Shopping Plaza. Residents say the plan boosts central shopping access while keeping costs same, as Gray Line fare remains 30 cents and Chestnut Hill fares stay 26 cents to Suburban Avenue with small increases beyond.
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Gray Tire
State Street
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Chestnut Hill
Park Avenue
Lafayette
South End
North Park Avenue
East Side Man Held On Weapons Charge
Bridgeport police arrested William J. Lynch 49 at 208 Priecilla Pastec on weapons charges after a pursuit from Barnum Avenue to Baston Avenue. Officers said Lynch fired a shot at a residence on 414 Barnum Avenue, then fled in his car. A weapon was found under the front seat and Lynch was held on $1,000 bond.
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William J. Lynch
Priecilla Pércet
Ramum Avenue
Lynch
Barnum Avenue
Toote
Minatea
Patcomen
Joseph Seamona
Jambe Hanley
Baston Avenue
Fast Main Street
Man Arrested in Fort Lauderdale
NEW HAVEN Conn December 2024 A man identified as Meritt of East Hampton was arrested Sunday in Fort Lauderdale Florida on a charge of unlawful light to avoid prosecution. Police obtained a warrant last month charging injury to a minor. He was scheduled to be arraigned in federal court in Fort Lauderdale Monday.
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Conn
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FR Lauderdale Federal Court
Nixon Visit Draws Rallies at Mercer University Campus
President Nixon received a boisterous welcome at Robbins Air Force Base and Mercer University as supporters filled the campus with cheers and petitions. A significant faculty protest limited by access rules occurred, while crowds estimated from 10,000 to 20,000 gathered for the arrival and speeches praising his foreign policy moves and calls for peace.
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Nixon
Lamora Titan
Robbins Air
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Focal
Gurney linked to builders secret fund says ally
In Miami AP report former Florida GOP chairman Duke Critten den says Senator Edward J Gurney knew of a plan to collect thousands of dollars from builders for a secret fund. The Milam Herald notes Violet Hernandez of 405 Park Avenue reportedly carried a purse and won a gold prize, details unclear.
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Milam Herald
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Gurney aide probe spurs cash funds tied to FHA builders
The Herald reports a scheme involving Tim Williams and Charles Groot to funnel over 300000 dollars from FHA builders to a safe in Gurney's office. Williams allegedly collected payments while Groot refused to testify, with further notes on testifying and official responses.
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Fires Hit Campus and Nearby Homes in Stratford
A string of uprisings and fires disrupted Stratford last night. Firefighters battled a blaze at a two story building on Stratford Avenue while another fire damaged a shed and two houses.Authorities reported a campus fire and widespread smoke as officials investigated suspected arson. Investigators questioned seven youths seen fleeing the area.
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Shultz Accused of Violating Secrecy Guidelines
Washington AP Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz faces charges by Rep. Henry Reuss that he violated secrecy norms by withholding information from the Joint Economic Committee. Reuss cited memos and records from 1972 discussing whether a campaign committee was liable for capital gains tax on appreciated property donations.
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Dead Woman Found In Apartment After Five Days
Firefighters entered through a window to discover Myrtle Hastwond in her 274 Shott Logan street home. Neighbors reported not seeing her for days as police and city workers cleared trash piles and debris surrounding the body.
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Jain
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Uniniecessful pair involved in high speed chase
Police investigate after a pair fled at high speed in an incident described by witnesses as chaotic and unresolved.
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Supermarket Owner Held on Liquor Charge in Bridgeport
Victor Ch Clintron, 47, of 424 Pamnoke Street, owner of a Bridgeport supermarket, was arrested Sunday after police found ten pints of liquor stored in a rear stockroom at 420 Pem stoke street with intent to sell. Bail set at 500 dollars pending circuit court appearance. Detective Frank Dail and Patrolman William Gombar said the arrest followed a premises search with a circuit court search and seizure warrant.
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Victor Ch Clntron
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William Gombar
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