Stratford Plans Public Works Cuts Under Regional Program
Richard E. Blake outlined steps for Stratford to join a 900 million federal accelerated public works initiative. Preliminary plans total 1.5 million for drains roads sewers a garage and a municipal dock with Stratford paying half. The town also moves to require attendants at all hours for laundries and dry cleaning plants amid thefts unsanitary conditions and faulty machines. Robert E. Liskom named to Waterfront Authority to fill vacancy.
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Fir Works
Richard E. Blake
Pemberal Housing and
Rome Finance Agency
Congress
Blake
John F. Geary
Flood
Robert E. Liskom
Fifth District
Democrat
Waterfront Authority
Stop Bad Breath Sweaters and Harmful Drug Claims
Fragmentary text describes concerns about breath and health, mentioning tablets and drugs in a disjointed way. It references names and places in an unclear context, making a concise factual summary challenging. The readable portions suggest a health warning tone without clear events or dates.
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Sebanerar
Beilars
Drerstsa
College reading demand tied to local civic debates
An article discusses education staffing shortages and local political clashes. It notes Walter Auger, a 10th District Republican, opposed by Councilman Gunther along with five Democratic councilmen over a potential conflict of interest tied to Lordship Park land ownership. Ballots showed Lewis Knapp and Theodore Juruso as minor candidates, while council committees studied town employee sick leave. The Parks Superintendent was reappointed without salary, tied to ongoing park work.
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John P. Porter
Liskom
Walter Auger
Gunther
Auger
Lordship Park Association
Lordship
Lewis Knapp
Theodore Jucurso
Anthony Arlin
Edward McMaugh
Arthur Deienbas Jy
Af Parks
Fred Kelly
BB Trea
Prolonged Congress Session Criticized By Sibal
Norwalk Republican Rep Aner W Sibal called the prolonged session a disgrace and the longest in peacetime history citing lack of leadership by Democrats He warned that lawmakers campaigning for their views could pervert the system Lennon of Greenwich spoke for Democrats urging support for progressive administration programs and job retraining reform
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Aner W. Sibal
Norwalk
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Rep
Sibil
House
Sibal
Lennon
Chamber
Frank Lennon
Greenwich
Democratic Nations
Teddy Roosevelt
Stbal
Connecticut
Kennedy
New Haven Railroad
Ines
Refugees Shot as East West Berlin Tensions Rise
Western ambassadors condemn the East German barrier and denial of aid after two refugees were shot by East German police near West Berlin. The incident escalates pressure on West Berlin to respond as Soviet bases increase patrols and a tunnel escape plan is noted.
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West
East Berlin
Propte
Firat Ald Dentad
Berlin
Refigers
Mrs Falk Trumbull Rites Planned In Bridgeport
Mrs William Falk Trumbull 4 wife of Wil Van Frk of 8 Rempsen Street Bridgeport died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital. Funeral services Thursday at 8:15 a.m. at Samora isevk funeral home 749 Kostuth Street and 9 a.m. at St Michael the Archangel Church with solemn high requiem Mass. Burial in St Michael's cemetery. A native of Poland she lived in the area 46 years. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Dorothy Agouk of Stratford three sisters Mrs Catherine Krason Bridgeport Mrs Anna Brindley and Mrs Josephine Holko both of Pennsylvania nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Trumbull
Nels Lle Cryz. Falk
Wil van Frk
Bridgeport Hospital
Samoraisevk Funeral
Kostuth Street
Bridgeport
St. Michael the Archangle
St. Michael's Cemetery
Poland
Falk
Dorothy Agouk
Stratford
Thes
Catherine Krason
Anna Brindley
Josephine Holko
Pennsylvania
Joseph Tosoni
Mary Serfozo Tosani
Wordin Avenue
Jasaph Torani
van Buren Convelescent Hospital
Fairtald
Lesko
Fair
St. Stephen's Church
Mountain Grove
Hungary
J Tasons
Ottawa
Montreal
UPI
Mary Horvath
Moe Racing
Bom
Mich
Margaret Ware
Résali
Ottawa Rough Riders
Washensky
Montreall
Alouettes
Conn Grads Organize for New Season
The Cans Grads, last year's New Haven YWCA champions, organize their basketball team for the coming season under manager Ralph Moreo. They will meet next week to plan, following a 28-8 record last year.
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Cans Grads
New Haven
Monroe Road Job Bids Set by State Highway
Hartford Oct 8 Mariani Construction of New Haven appears to be the low bidder for a State Highway Department contract to pave 4,268 feet and build a railroad bridge on Routes 34 and 1 in Monroe and Newtown. Bid amount is 993,117. Lamay Construction of Old Saybrook is low on widening the Baldwin bridge toll plaza at 162,991.
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Hartford
Mariani Construction Company
New Haven
State Highway Department
Monroe
Newtown
Baldwin Bridge
Old Saybrook
Lamay Construction Company
Diocese School Seen Riding City Rename Move to Seymour
City officials note a 1928 two story building with a later three story addition once known as Sterling School on Kossuth street to be part of a Blocesun Fund development. The 1.58 acre site hosts a new Catholic high school potentially easing enrolment in Harding and Bassick, while not fully solving public high school facility needs until a North End project due 1863. The Committee for Equal Educational Opportunities urges financial authorization to fund a consultant backed plan for Harding cafeteria upgrades and capacity adjustments.
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Seymour
Brass Company
Sterling School
Kossuth
Harding and
Bassick
North End
Committee For Equal Educational Opportunities
Board of Education
Harding
Hardingba
Soviet Union
Thas Chos- Basalek
Apsce
Americas
Monts
Harding-Bagslck
North Enid
Notre Dame
Joseph's
Trumbul
UN Gate Fray as Castro Critics Chant Stop Kennedy
Spectators at the UN chamber booed Cordl¢os while Soviet UN staffers led a loud, pro Castro turnout. Guards ejected about 20 demonstrators after banners demanded “Stop Kennedy Hands Off Cuba.” Stevenson avoided direct reply and called a news conference.
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United States
Cuba
Kennedy
Stevenson
Violence Sweeps Caracas as Betancourt Cracks Down
In Caracas and other cities police arrest communists amid a bomb blast at the Tamanco hotel. Gun battles injure and kill bystanders as Betancourt suspends constitutional guarantors. Troop withdrawals affect Oxford near Ole Miss as U S forces tighten control during integration tensions.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betan
Caidt
Coppi
Palice
Betancourt
Anipess
Jsnipera
Neats
Tamanco
sPorter Glen Fitch
Bronx
New York
Esse's Invader Wins Golden Gate Feature
Favored Jesse's Invader scored an easy victory in the feature race at Golden Gate Fields beating Mood Mad by a length and threequarters in six furlongs. The race card noted 1:09 1/5 and Jesse's Invader paid 46.00 straight.
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Albany
Calif
UPI
Jesse
Fea
Golden Gate Fields
Winsted to Host Movie Premiere
The Columbia Pictures comedy The Man From the Diner's Chib will premiere in Winsted. Theater manager John Scanton notes no prior contact between the town and Hollywood, highlighting Winsted's small population and local interest in the event.
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Winsted
UPI
Columbia Bictures Corporation
Danny Xaye
Marehad Ag Bn
John Scanton
Hollywood
Gains Reported for 62 Festival and Festival Goals
Revenue figures show the Parade of Champions netted 14802.78 with receipts 28929.20 and expenses 11510.72. Bajlyhoa show had next highest net 22978.45 and largest receipts 41426.45 with expenses 40448.00. City of Briggeport contributed 10000. Parade of Strings earned 7127.64 net from receipts 13482.50. Ringmaster Downs outlined goals for 1983 to aid United Fund of Eastern Fair Held county, boost community pride, preserve Phineas T. Karnum memory, revitalize downtown Bridgeport, and entertain broad audiences. Sunshine Fund started with 100. Twelve new board members were elected.
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Laynard E. Gilbert
Parade of Champions
Bajlyhoa
Briggeport
Ringmaster
Festival Society
Downs
United Fund
Bridgeport
Phineas Taylor Karnum
Bertram NL
Arthur E. W. Bassick Tii
Kenneth Beaudin
Charleali Banitali
Leonard Buono
Willian’ Hawkins
Raymond C. Lyddy
John McCarthy
Frederick Newport
James Schwartz
Willam Ss. Simpson
Thomas B. Wokcot
Ike Endorses Nixon Candidacy in California Rally
In San Francisco on October 3 AP reports former President Eisenhower gave a full endorsement to Richard Nixon for California governor. He praised Nixon as an able leader and warned Californians not to repeat 1960 mistakes. Eisenhower urged supporters to mobilize for Nixon through election day amid a heightened campaign scene.
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Wight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Isenhower
United States
Republic
Eisenhower
Frantisco
The
Sano
Dick Nixon
Ida
Los Angeles
Gnandat
George Christopher
al Neider
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
New York
House
Senate
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