Downtown improvements praised by merchants and owners
A downtown revitalization effort gains support from merchants and property owners who commend resurfacing and parking plans. A Greater Bridgeport Board of Realtors survey notes progress, including stone inlays and grading, with emphasis on off-street parking, safer streets, and ongoing beautification to boost shopper traffic.
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Amery
Stleg Ware
Make America
Halsard
Bzetter
Com Bridgeport Board of Realtors
Park City Plaza
Mr. Stieg
Walter J. Stien
Parennally
Sti¢g
Main Street
GBBR
Albany parley airs rail bill criticisms and planning gaps
At a regional transportation meeting in Albany critics from the Northeastern Transportation Coalition and the New York State Transportation Council assailed the Shoup Adams rail bill in Congress and the $3.5 billion bond plan as lacking planning. They urged broader land use planning and a timetable while supporting restored passenger service Boston to Chicago and extensions to serve inland areas, amid opposition from local groups to Interstate 38 and the Delaware and Hudson Railroad’s finances.
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Albany
N.Y
Aj (Woulay
Northeasternn Transportation Coalition
New York State Transportation Conncil
Northeast
Gerald, Carson
Millerton
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Massaucusetts
Connecticut
New Hampsire
New York
Proups
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Symposium Oct 29 On State Solid Waste Connecticut
New Haven The Natural Resources Council of Connecticut will sponsor a statewide symposium on solid waste management October 29. The 2 p.m. event at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven will be moderated by Mrs. Richard McCallister of New Milford, Keeuwell president, with officers including Mrs. Gay Ewing of West Redding. Charles Abbate will describe the state project and JE’s role in the waste program.
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New Haven
Natural Resources Council of
Connectcut, Inc
Connecticut
Conventicut Agricultural Experiment Station
Huntington Street
Richard McCallister
New Milford
Keeuwell
Gay Ewing
West Redding
le Sieneral Electrc Company
Charles Abbate
Syalem
Buchanon of Packers Suffers Broken Leg
LOS ANGELES reports Green Bay Packers defensive back Willie Buchanon suffered a broken left leg in the second quarter of Sundays NFL game against the Los Angeles Rams. He was treated at Centinela Hospital in Inglewood after being hurt while defending a pass into the end zone.
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Los Angeles
Willie Buchanon
Green Hay Packers
Los Angeles Remo
Buchanon
San Diego State
Centinela Hospital
Inglewood
Acanon
Harold Jackson
Grasso Seeks Medicare Hike Explanation
U S Rep Ella Grasso of Connecticut calls on the Cost of Living Council to explain its shift enabling an increase in Medicare inpatient hospital deductibles. The policy change would raise the deductible to 34 dollars from 72 before Medicare coverage applies, a move she deems ill advised and burdensome to older Americans.
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Washington
U.S
Ella Grasso
D-Conn
Cost of Living Council
Ehh Grasso
Council
Casper Weinberper
John Dunlop
Grasso
UFO sighted over Brookline by two witnesses
Two residents of Naue, Connecticut told police they observed an unidentified flying object moving east to west above Brookline's Chestnut Hill Sunday night. They described a car like craft with white and red lights, seen from the driveway on Newton Street, at about 2,000 feet altitude.
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Brookline
Mass
Robert Lawrence
Judith Nuaski
Naue, Jauck, Conn
Lawrence
Newton Street
Chestnut Hill
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From City Telegram
A garbled OCR clipping from Kidgeport Telegram appears with scattered names and times. It mentions events and people like Bontey Prot and GURNEY Hee Belper Cay, but the exact details, dates, and places are unclear.
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Totty
Gurney Hee Belper
Sail Ho Brig Unicorn Bound for New London
The brig Unicorn a 14M foot cargo ship built in Finland sailed Friday from the East River New York toward New London for dedication ceremonies of a new downtown mall Captain Jacques Thiry led a small crew and reporters as aboard wind and engine alternated propulsion amid a long voyage with a stop at Orient Point and a safe arrival at the city pier where Old Spice gifts were presented to dignitaries The ship later set sail for New York to complete the promotional voyage while square rig sailing survives as a sport and heritage pursuit.
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South Street
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East River
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Rebert Heckiau
Sulton
Jar. Hecklas
Hellgate
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Guiling
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Eon
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Laura
Viker
Unicorn
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Union
Captain's Walk
Lex. Abraham Ribbatt
Robert Steele
Jootterpied
Gerival
America
Long Uslendalland
New York City
Fee Ware
Manillo Abortion Case Conviction Appeal Before Court
Bridgeport man Parrick Menillo seeks to overturn a conviction for procuring an abortion. The state Supreme Court considered returning the appeal to a lower court while a related manslaughter count remains unresolved. The motion questions statute validity and readiness for retrial on two counts, with ongoing bond and confinement issues.
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Parrick Menillo
Bridgeport
Henke
State Supreme
S Court
Supreme Court
Fury
Panstaushist Hunt
Carol T. DelGon
Quality Courts
Menito
St. Mary's Hospital
Menéito
Fora
Lon
Menillo
Fan Ayaine
Menillo Wan
Tefars Ta
Theresa
Cab Driver Robbed Near Marina Village Incident
Tobn D. O'Kann of 42 Huron' street reported to police Sunday morning that two Black men robbed him of 70 dollars after a ride to Marina village in the withens. Police are investigating the report.
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Tobn D. O'Kann
Huron’ Areet
Hickey Ish Company
Marina Village
Wathens
Intruders Arrested After Liquor Pile Near Door
Off duty officer spotted two men inside a place with a cigarette machine and liquor pile. Patrolmen Moekina Maggs and Jack McCarthy arrested Thomas J. Lockshire, 23, and David Robertapa, 24, on larceny charges. Both held on $1,000 bond awaiting Circuit Court appearance.
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Tad Maekins
Maeking
Moekina
Robert Maggs
Jack McCarthy
Thamas J. Lockshire
David Robertapa
My. Pearance
IRA Strategist Warns Dublin on Extradition Policy
Dublin aP reports Chief of Staff David O Connell of the Provisional IRA warned the Dublin government Sunday night against extraditing suspects to Northern Ireland or Britain. He spoke at a Sinn Fein gathering in Mansion House, Dublin, urging continued nonmilitary action while asserting the IRA can resist British rule and urging a British withdrawal. The rally followed sectarian clashes that have claimed over 830 lives since British troops were deployed in 1969 to quell Civil strife.
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Dublin
Irish Republican
Army
IRA
Northern Ave
Britain
David ‘O'Connell
Ireland
Sinn Fein
O'Connell
Dawsanji Street
Irish Republic
Wrestrain Ireland
Goings Receives Magnus College Grant From Archdiocese
Winona Goings of Stratford credited with a Magnus College grant from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Stamford for Albertus Magnus College. A Housatonic transfer student and former Black Student Organization leader, she plans to attend law school after graduation and aims to live on campus through the aid program.
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Ruby Goings
Stratford High School
Collegs
Rogers Races to Win. Vitale Second in Veterans’ Race
Bill Rogers, a Boston school alumnus, won the 16th annual Veterans’ Road Race in a 62 minute time, defeating veteran distance runner John Vitale of North Haven who finished second in 93:27. Day Crouthers placed third in 84:46, with Tom Derderian of Amherst and Keane of Bellingham also noted.
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Gardrer
Maas
Bill Rogers
Boston
Cader
Worlw
Ray Imnnila
Rogers
Wesleyan
John Vitale
North Haven
Day Crouthers
Rocky Hill
Tom Derderian
Amherst
Keane
Ballingham
Masa
Case Wins Manila Open. Masters Falls In Final
Ross Case, 21, ousted Geoff Masters 2 6 6 3 to capture the Manila Open tennis title and a $5,000 first prize. Masters earned $2,000 as the runner-up after a tiring two-match day. The unseeded Sherswood Stewart and Marcelo Lara won the doubles crown 6 2 6 4, defeating Jurgen Fassbender and Hans Pohmann.
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Ross” Case
Geoff Masters
C Sundsy
Case
Masters
Sherswood Stewart
Baytown
Tex
Marcelo Lara
Mexico
Wius
Jurgen Fassbender
Hans Pohmann
West Germany
Wich
Lara
Weat
Twa
Whut Stewart
Easter Seal Society to Meet in Connecticut
The eleventh annual meeting of the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Connecticut Inc. will be held next Monday October 29 at Valle's in West Haven. Dr Y Edward Hsis will speak on Prevention and Treatment for Crippling Diseases at 7 pm with a dinner and social hour to follow. Yale University expert Dr Asix 13 will discuss genetics and the Yale New Haven Hospital clinic. About 200 members volunteers and professionals from the state are expected to attend and elections of officers and board members will be held followed by honors for Connecticut residents with special achievements in helping the handicapped.
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Dnth
Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Connecticut, Inc
Valle's. Hin West Haven
Y. Edward Hsis
Asix
Yale University School of Medicine
Yale New Haven Hospital
Acees
Connecticut
Ipl
Preservation of Pharmaceutical Quality in Manufacturing
The document emphasizes important standards in maintaining quality across pharmaceutical production. It notes that quality must be integral from raw materials through final packaging and distribution, with inspection and testing at each stage to ensure safety and efficacy.
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Mont Ienportan
Sannot
Sven, Saya
Pharmatéutical Manufecturers
Pearty
Condition of Girl Hit by Car Improves
Four year old Monlyn Lannart of 802 Golden Hill Street reportedly improved after being struck by a moving car on Fast Main near Walter Street. Police say she remains on the serious list with internal injuries. Witnesses allege mother Mia Catherine Sanchez pushed the child into the road while holding her other daughter Blanca. Driver John Reid Jr., 25, was not held. Sanchez was hospitalized at Fairfield Hills.
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Monlyn Lannart
Golden Hi Street
Hie
Cidgeport Hospital
Mia
Catherine Sanchez
Fast Main Street
Chelsea area to be leveled by bulldozers
CHAGAEA Mass UPI The U S Army Corps of Engineers and civilian crews plan to raze the Chelsea industrial district damaged by a recent fire and demolish gutted buildings. Officials said the area will be cleared and rough graded within three weeks with work starting at dawn daily and no deaths or serious injuries reported. President Nixon declared the city a federal disaster area to unlock emergency aid. About 200 families remain homeless at the Chelsea Soldiers Home and roughly 600 people are unemployed after the blaze.
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Chagaea
Mass
Nixon
Corps
Chelsea Soldiers Home
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