Local Hispanic group blasts state child services council
A local Hispanic group criticizes the State Department of Children and Youth Services for not appointing more Hispanics to an advisory council for Fairfield County. Page 2. BARGE deposits in East Lance's Bank noted by federal officials. Page 2. The New York Yankees rally in the ninth to defeat Kansas City and win the AL pennant. Page 2. The Philadelphia Eagles topple the Giants by 28 to 50. Page 2. The New York Jets defeat the Bills 24 to 13. Page 2.
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Genital quintet aids 2100 acre farm in Delai area
Five elderly farmhands aged 64 to 78 help Robert Starr manage 2100 acres at Delai Minnesota. Starr says the quintet are indispensable and can hold their own with any farm help, noting without them much work would be difficult or impossible to finish. The story notes their role and value to the operation.
JFK Concorde Protest Fizzles at Kennedy Airport
About 250 cars joined a drizzle dampened protest against Concorde landings at Kennedy Airport. A New York Supreme Court order banning landings held until Friday, delaying a decisive ruling. Organizers and officials claimed the display showed community frustration over SST noise and environmental concerns while traffic snarls persisted.
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Fifteen Thousand Raised For Puerto Rican Children
The fourth annual Connecticut Committee for Puerto Rican Crippled Children phone athon at Astor Theatre raised nearly fifteen thousand dollars. Mayor Mandaniel proclaimed Puerto Rican Crippled Children's Day as thousands attended the 12 hour event broadcast on WLVH. Senator Mickey Alfando and Senator Ruth Fernandez joined volunteers like Anthony Fellegrina in collecting pledges and distributing donation containers.
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Almanac Predicts Hard Winter Across Nation
Abe Weatherwise foresees a cold severe winter for the Northeast with heavy snow and a late spring elsewhere. The 186th Old Farmer’s Almanac warns drought in the Great Plains persists, gas and energy strains loom, and a major snow event may hit late January.
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New Unit to Battle White-Collar Crime in Connecticut
In Hartford and New Haven, a new U S attorney office unit targets white-collar crime. Four prosecutors, led by Richard Blumenthal, will pursue cases involving corporate fraud, bribery, government official corruption, consumer fraud, and other economic crimes, aiming for long-term enforcement beyond daily court work.
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Two Soviet Cosmonauts Launch Toward Space Station
MOSCOW AP Soviet Union opens its third space age decade by launching two cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 25 to link with an orbiting space laboratory. Kovalenok and Ryumin, rookies, report the mission is a working flight with goals to contribute to life on Earth. The Baikonur launch follows Sputnik’s 1957 site and may include a space spectacle.
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Thousands March To Honor Columbus Parade on Fifth Avenue amid rain
Thousands of Americans joined the Columbus Day parade along Fifth Avenue celebrating Spain's 1492 voyage. Native garb and dancing marked the event despite rain. Organizers noted perseverance, with segments of the route cut short by seven blocks. United Hispanic American Parade Committee and allied groups led contingents, including Alejandra Bondines speaking for her Argentinian group teaching US‑born children about heritage.
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