CT group calls end to treating intoxication as crime
The Connecticut Catholic Conference Justice Mission(CCJM) urged decriminalizing intoxication in a Hartford consensus report. led by Rep James Fill, the panel argued current policy criminalizes behavior tied to addiction, siphoning police time, court resources, and funds from treatment and rehabilitation programs.
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CCJM
Connecticut
Hartford
James
Ciczene
Bingham
Stamford
Lernest
Robert H. Franklin
Councili Atitntion
Ralph C- Dixon
Thartford
Ichairman
William Hy
I Tampton
Greenwich
Ullilzac
Two Men Injured When Car Hits Building
Two unidentified men were injured and trapped for nearly half an hour after a car slammed into a warehouse at Knowlton Street near Park City Supply. Police say the vehicle struck the building in wet, slippery conditions. both occupants will require hospital care, and investigators from Squad Five and Engine Two reviewed the scene with Mayor Panuzio present.
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Knawltan-street
Trappidd i
Moode
Golsy -South An Keng
North Amatiican Record Company
Knowlton Street
City works to clarify fuel aid amid heat emergency
In a Civil Defense meeting, Mayor and officials discussed who would coordinate emergency fuel, heat, and shelter for residents. An Emergency Office of Energy Policy was created to align public and private efforts, with an advisory commission meeting weekly to develop response programs.
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Ernest Fran
Chris Wesche Heth
Hlaht
Mayne Panunla
MeBonu
Hl Vaeran
Bonu
Pamphleets
Tinany Pel
Tal
Tiial
Bont Saldel
Bono
Bora
Weeche
Man Wesche
Allirdin
Dystrophy Drive Leader Prays Amid Campaign Results
District director Pater Stelna reports on the 1879 March Age dystrophy drive in Fairfield county Me. Volunteers near 1 500 kits circulated for the walkathon have largely been returned with areas still needing coverage. The campaign aims for 426 100 but signs are not fully promising yet. Stelna commends Charles Brown and Toho Murmtori for their standout work.
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Muschaar Ryshyyky
Pater Stelna
Fale Tieth
Stetma
Ashe
Fairfield County
Stelma
Charles Brown
Catngeaign
Toho Murmtori
York
Bridgeport
Ind
Steatford
Shehan
Trambek
Easton
Palrfield
SNET Names Chief for the Environment
SNET appoints Leo L. Silverstein as environmental affairs administrator to lead conservation efforts and programs in air and water quality, solid waste, and energy conservation for the Bell system region based in New Haven.
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New Haven
New England
Leo L. Silveratold Jey
North
Raven
SNET
Pee
Peeson
Silverstein
Nitiste
Comppany
Uniform speed limits debated across states and proposals
Governors and transportation officials in several states debate max speeds for cars trucks and buses amid questions of safety highway tolls and fuel use. New Jersey plans a 53 mph top limit while Massachusetts New York and Connecticut weigh varying limits. Industry groups urge a uniform national standard to ease traffic and reduce hazards and fuel costs.
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Connecticut
Meskill
Fas
New Jersey Turnpike
Javevalen
Masachusetts Turnpike
Outhi
John T. Driscoll
Driscoll
Sof Ottier
Jack Dixo
Presspike
Dixon
Boston
Mixom
Schumacher Jr
Colliurala
Schumacher
Schuntcher
Security Tightened At State Police HQ
Hartford state police tighten security at the headquarters after threats and past attacks on police buildings. Lt. Col. Norman Tasker cites enhanced screening and electronic controls as precautionary measures to prevent incidents.
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Hartford
UPI
Norman Tasker
Tasker
Chattanooga Jet Crash At Lowell Field In Tennessee
Passengers recount a dramatic plane skid from the runway into a muddy field at Lowell Field. Nine taken to hospitals, six crew aboard including Captain Ralph Hachkrey and First Officer J Barna. No fatalities. emergency crews hazily contained fires as investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board prepared to inspect the wreckage.
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Ato
John Stacy
Paiss
Cant
Ralph Hachkrey
Flrat
J. Barma
Boston
Deborah Benker
Yolanda Salinas
Nina Beckman
Miami
Stey
Lovell
Stacy
Tarbell Patten
Tennessee Airuotiv
Lowell Field
Lowry
Fallon
Nai Tarminel
Washington
National Transportation Safety
Ubvestinating
William Lamb
Eresh
Planners to Consider Lagislation Tonight in New Britain
The American Institute of Plan ning will hold its annual meeting in New Britain to discuss proposed planning legislation for the General Assembly. A pre meeting tour of the renewal area is planned for 3 o clock at Howard Robinson's 65 Columbus Boulevard. State Senator Richard Borjattoy of Watertown and Senator Page of Guilford will attend, with Howard Mawman addressing prospects for planning legislation in the 1974 Assembly session.
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American Institute of Plan Yeve
New Britain
Howard Tobnson
Columbus Boulevard
Richard G. Bor Jattoy
Watertown
Stanley
Page
Guilford
Howard A. Mawman
Connecticut
Fairfield Zoners Grant 2 Controversial Pleas
Fairfield Zoning commission approved two contentious requests last night. One sought Linwood Avenue rezoning from Industrial to residential for a 123 acre parcel. the other aimed to subdivide land in Greenfield Hill. Residents split on the changes with safety and drainage concerns dominating debate.
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Linneoud Avenue
Greenfield Hill
Wea
Kermit Ellis
Fairfield
Murray Oni Samaritan
Riverfields
Linwood ‘Avenue
Ellis
TPZ
Lim
Inwood ‘Avenue
Steven Street
Commission
Mr. Ellis
Strat
Industies
Fords Avenue
Velopmebut
Robert Quer
Thomas Giblin
Lingnoit Avenue
Railroad
Connecticut Uim
Gerald Willespie
Ulaf
Theo
Phone Union Leader In Kidney Fund
NAMDEN John Wy shaughnessy Jr, president of the Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers, leads the National Kidney Foundation executive committee. The 23-year-old foundation, with 52 affiliates nationwide, presses for public contributions in Connecticut. Dialysis machines have been placed in Hartford and New Haven hospitals. Shaughnessy, longtime Hartford resident, has served as mayor, town councilman, and chairman of commissions.
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Namden
John Wyshaughnessy Jr
Connecticut Union of Teleuhona Workers, Inc
National Kidney Foundation
United States
Connecticut
Hartford
New Haven
Hant Harford
Pearslsunt
Mississippi Snow Arrives Amid Severe Illinois Chill
Fragmentary OCR notes report heavy snowfall in Mississippi and Chicago during February, with the Chicago River clogged by dumped snow. Officials reportedly loaded snow onto southbound railroad cars and mentioned changing kernel sizes from thirty to thirty five bats.
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Mississippi
Texas
Cary
Chicago
Shicago
School Musicians Upset Quarry in Drills for Fight
KIAMESHA LAKE NY AP Heavyweight contender Sore Quarry complains that 2000 high school musicians disrupted his training for the December 16 bout with Ernie Shavers. Quarry, resting Sunday, faced horns and drums as youths watched, declining an invitation to Tuesday night benefactor events to gain sleep before the match.
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Kiamesha
LAKE
Nyap
Sore Quarry
Ernie Shavers
Quarry
Quarry Save
Bonearh
Iki
Tote Imer
Joe Frazier
Frazier
George Foremar
County Executives Named New CBIA Directors in Connecticut
Three Fairfield county executives join eight new CBIA directors at the association’s annual meeting in Hartford. Alfred Mulliven of Glister & Bennett Manufacturing Co Georgetown Joseph Flovin Xerox Stamford and Edward Harris Furty Howes Stamford are named among the new appointees. Six other directors were re elected including Theodore Talmage and Philip Maraillon.
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Hartford
Fairfield County
Connecticut Business & Industry Association
TARU
Alfred J. Mulliven
In Gliitert & Bennett’ Manufacturing Co
Georgetown
Joseph F. Flovin
Xerox Corporation
Stamford
Witlinia
Edward M. Harris
Theodore ‘Talmage
Perkin ~ Elmer Corporation
Norwalk
Philip R. ‘Maraillon
Bridpaport
CBIA
Ure Winte
Energy controls loom as gasoline rationing debate grows
A Treasury plan proposes a federal gasoline tax plus a coupon system to limit usage. Officials discuss coupons for motorists and potential weekly free gas allowances, while administration aides weigh broader energy measures and price controls amid Arab oil shortages.
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Defense Department
Shalt Hil Co
Defense
Ores Henig
A. Kissinger
Vna
Mixon
Hoilae
Treasury Department
Energy crisis prompts layoffs and speed warnings
United Air Lines plans immediate layoffs of at least 950 employees and will cancel 200 flights in January due to a fuel shortage. The Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association warns that forcing slower highway speeds could disrupt the economy as trucks and drivers remain scarce. Nixon comments emphasize energy savings and future improvements as scientists promise more power and brighter days ahead.
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Anurees
Hace
Office of Management and Sadget
Fiedler
Treasury
Phief
Trim Ay Tove
White House
Tkeelicas
Hillise
White Housa
Office of Petroleum Allocation
Maine
Hargesting
House Commerce Comeminée
Harigy
Slaggers
D-W. Va
Chet Holifield
D-Caif
House
Ixon
John F. Schaefer
Love
Energy Policy Office
Senate
Eli Reich
Offi
Office of Patraleum Allocation
Aboud
Jad
Congress
United Air Lines
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Johare
Nixon
Wila
Pat
Washington
Black Market for Gas Reported
Washington AP report cites unnamed council saying alleged black market activities involve heating oil and petroleum products. A spokesman said there is no active investigation yet and steps taken so far are unconfirmed.
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Washington
Living Council
Pasoline
Petreleum
Bue 8 Cinneil
Steparis
Tne
Theseyorts
Prize
Akron witness recalls crash scene near rural airport
A witness described watching television when a loud thump signaled a two car crash and a plane incident. He helped pull four people from the damaged craft as emergency crews arrived, noting the airport lies between Akron and Canton in a rural area.
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Tiak
Akron
Canton
Canadians Barred From BU Hockey Win Court Fight
A U.S. district judge ruled in favor of two Canadian hockey players in a suit against ECAC, NCAA, and Boston University trustees. A restraining order kept BU players Buckton and Care from being declared ineligible, with appeals anticipated. ECAC commissioner White law signaled no punitive action yet, while NCAA expects potential sanctions. ECAC hearings set for December in Boston and San Francisco.
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Boston
ULB
Jude
LAA
Hie
Eastern College
Boston University
Fudge Joseph
Taura
Bill Rucketon
Peter Area
Ontario
NCAA
ECAC
Witu
Fimge
Clayer
Taira
Torg
Bucklon
Care
Roi
Whitelaw
Fair Meven
Democrats face sudden deadline for town committee changes
Town chairmen in several communities react to a Friday notice from the Democratic State Central Committee signaling changes to local party rules. The action seeks a two year term realignment and pits factions over district representation and a mayoral influence as Democrats prepare for the March primaries. Republican leaders consider redistricting moves, with December meetings anticipated to decide on changing the GOP town committee.
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Deatlins
Stose
Lane
Crates Coma Mitian
Wien
Ttc
Lickart
Vic
Ate
Lackhart
Rantal
Pilling
Gar Leaneies
Soi
Leckart
Hoti
Payly
Wiediind
GOP
Ronald NM
DeFilippo Seid
Jsuill
DePillapo
Bridgeport Telegram Estrollaned Its Post PULTEING Company
Fragmented OCR reads like a Bridgeport Telegram notice. It mentions Sunday Post, circulation figures, and advertising terms with garbled names and addresses. The text references Associated Press and a city event but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Post
Am Hots St. RV
Oneport
Bot
Bringeport
Aualt Buran
Tim Bridgeport
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Pike
Chattanooga
Pageaut
Patricia Adams
Charles
Davenport
Fla
Barton
Cuba
Geoiphe
Bahamas
Fairfield Zoners
Vlan
Linwood Avenue
Frank J. Henley
Anrehouse
Inne
Tonnittane
Septurmler
Anoley
Silver Spring Road
Kidney Fund
Tooming
Bridgeport Telegram
Ealy Mao
Sunday Post
Sunony
Remvest
Cincvitan
Engarrment
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