Disease cases prompt autopsy cautions and risk review
The Health Department reports ongoing disease cases with autopsy samples contaminated by nonmetal instruments hindering nickel tracing. Rogers attended Rotary Club events in Bellevue Stratford Hotel in July. cases must link July 1 to August 18. CDC notes average victim age 55.6 with 68 having preexisting illnesses. overall fatality higher for those with prior disease.
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Philadelphia
University of Connecticut
Realth Department
Robert Costello
Costello
Rogers
Rotary Club
Bellevue-Stratford
Bellevue
CDC
Stranded Oyster Boat Sailors Face Court After Hard Voyage
Thirteen men once landlocked in Bridgeport moved from California to Stratford aboard a 42 foot paddle wheel oyster boat built in Sioux City Iowa. After a series of mishaps including a sinking and a court date set for Tuesday the group remains on a pier awaiting the outcome and seeking repairs and shelter.
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Bridgeport
California
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
Missouri
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Stratford
Mr. Pearlman
Lim
Salvation Navy
Holiday medical evacuation program aids crash victims in CT
Connecticut hospitals and state agencies coordinate a special medical evacuation plan during the Labor Day weekend. The plan links New Britain General Yale New Haven Lawrence and Memorial in New London Bridgeport Hospital Panbury Hospital Whertford Hospital Middlesex in Middletown and St Mary's in Waterbury to transport accident victims quickly. A state police legal interpretation delay on CB radio use during holiday travel draws criticism from State Rep Astrid Hanzalek.
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Astrid FT. Hanzalek
Sheffield Republican
Poice
Hanzalex
Connecticut
Leonard
Monitor
National Guard
New Britain General
Yale-New Haven
Lawrence
Memorial
New London
Bridgeport Hospital
Panbury Hespital
Vhertford Hospital
Middlesex
Middletown
Detroit gunman kills himself after four-hour standoff
Jeffrey Lynn Jackson, 20, held four drugstore employees captive in Detroit for about four hours Friday. He shot himself when his sister and cousin urged surrender. four hostages were unharmed. Police, hundreds of onlookers, and a large task force surrounded the store as negotiations continued.
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Detroit
Jeffrey Lynn Jackson
Mount Carmel Hospital
Jackson
Fred Williams
Vicki Hardin
Nathan Randall
Randall
Polite
Williams
Philip Tannian
Polke
Truth-in-Budgeting Needed Says Stevens and Rome
Hartford lawmakers fault the states 34.7 million surplus estimate noting a 44.9 million revenue deficit over the year ending June 30. Gerald Stevens urges truth in budgeting and anti gimmicks while Lewis Rome proposes controls on a state building surveillance plan and warns against misuse.
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House
Gerald F. Stevens
Milford
Senate
Lewis B. Rome
Bloomfields
Ellalost
Floral gift explode injures woman in Largo Florida
Dorothy Wheeler, 32, was hospitalized after a fancy floral arrangement exploded at her door. The blast cut her finger and injured her face and eye while shattering a window. a stranger delivered the flowers to her daughter and fled. Police seek motive and suspect description.
Fairfield Basement Fire Is Quelled at Black Rock Pike Home
A basement kitchen fire at 1224 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield, caused 200 to 400 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Engine 2 4 and Aerial 2 quickly contained the blaze believed caused by an electrical extension cord malfunction. A separate report near 155 Elm Street described steam rising from a roof misread as a fire. The world deepest ocean depth noted as 36 198 feet in the Pacific off the Philippines.
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Frank Richtarich
Black Rock Turnpike
Fairfield Fire Department
Donald Weight
Elm Street
Fairfield
Stolen Minibikes Re-Stolen at Former Precinct
Police report minibikes recovered earlier and held for owners were stolen again from the former Second precinct at 630 Arctic Street. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. An additional theft involved a 10 speed bicycle owned by Michael Pereira near R Place restaurant at 2418 Main Street. A purse with $223 vanished from Christine Hunley’s Marina Village apartment. A Bullard Havens annex typewriter was stolen with unknown entry method. Several cars were broken into with various items stolen including trims, radio, a paycheck of $317.46, and a purse with checks and a microphone.
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Michael Pereira
Garland Street
R. Place
Main Street
Christine Hunley
Apt
Marina Village
Bullard Havens
Hamum Avenue
Esteban Romallo
Oatstreet
Mary L. Toohey
Barrington Lane
Waterbury
June Logan
Ryegate Terrace
Stratford
Plane crash injures Rhode Island pilot in Wiltown state airstrip
A single engine plane piloted by Donald Hill 41 of Westerly crashed at a private Gallup Farm airstrip in Voluntown as brakes failed. The craft struck a tree, caught fire, and Hill escaped with a minor cut on his left hand.
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Voluntown
UPI
Rhodesstand
Donald 11M
Westerly
Hill
Gallup Farm
Kissinger Considers Africa Mission After Vorster Meeting
A senior official foresees Kissinger traveling to Africa if Vorster and Nyerere show progress after the Vorster meeting. The plan hinges on a Zimbabwe Rhodesia settlement and Namibia independence talks, with U S guarantees and possible $1.5–2 billion payments to whites exiting Rhodesia. Domestic turmoil in South Africa and Rhodesia’s 1965 path to independence frame the cautious outlook.
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Europe
Nyerere
Schaufele
Africa
Rhodesia
South- West Africa
Mozambique
Samora Machel
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Botswana
Tanzania
Namibia
United Nations
South Africa
League of Nations
U.S
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Zurich
Vorster 9
Washington
State Department
Bettween Kissinger
Frederick Brown
Washington Post
Britain
Hearing to test reporters’ source leaks eyed in Fresno case
Four newsmen face potential jail time unless a judge first holds a hearing to determine if any could reveal confidential sources. If no source outing is possible, counts may be capped at five days each by state law. Reporter William Farr served 45 days in a Los Angeles case before a ruling. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press called the Fresno jailing an outrage to First Amendment rights.
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Best
William Farr
Los Angeles
Washington
Reporters ‘Committee For Freedom of the Press
Fresno
Uniroyal, Goodyear, Firestone Strike Talks Endorse COLA Pact
Negotiations across four tire makers yielded a master agreement adding a cost of living adjustment and a $1.35 basic wage boost. Expected COLA adds about 69 cents hourly if inflation runs 6 percent. URW sought restoration of 1973 contract wages, while Goodrich frame changes and overtime concerns remained unresolved. Bommarito then called off the international consumer boycott as Firestone workers returned.
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Kuhnert
Goodyear
Firestone
James F. Scearee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
New York City
Gayle Winchster
Scearce
UAW
Peter Bommarito
URW
Goodrich
Columbus
Ohio
Harold Fast
Bommiarilo
Bommatito
Fairfield GOP urged to settle party rule clash
Fairfield Republican committee member Carl J. Dickman asks state party officials to overturn and table proposed amendments until November, arguing the June 7 special meeting violated Roberts Rules of Order by allowing a tabling vote before the main motion. He seeks a new special meeting and stricter procedure.
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Republican Town
Carl J. Dickman
Connecticut
Frederick K. Beibel
Dickman
Fairfield Town
Myron R. Ballen
Ballen
Robert Medgvey
Roterts
Roberts
Blebel
Union chief says state workers are frustrated by union bickering
Hartford AP report quotes Michael Ferrucci of Council 16 saying state workers are ticked off by internal union fighting over bargaining. He denies need for a third union, notes elections and disputes with CSEA, and says timely talks depend on administration and board rulings.
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CSEA
Michael Ferrucci
Hartford - Hilton
Ferrucci
Council 16
State Labor Relations Board
Grasso
Afscme
Critieries
Ella Grasso
Labor Relations Board
Corrections Unit
Labor Relaions Board
Chicken at Large Charge Filed in Austin
An animal control case in Austin involves a man facing a chicken at large charge after his rooster allegedly chased a 10 year old girl and forced her to flee into a garage. Neighbors say the bird roams the block as the owner tries to keep it penned. Doyle, the rooster owner, calls it a neighborhood nuisance and disputes the claims.
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Austin
Tex
Sutherland
Patrick
Doyle
Vincent Sutherland
Loosa
Urban School Budgets Vary Across U S Cities
Miami cuts reach 17 million as enrollment falls and 1 400 jobs vanish amid a 300 million deficit in a 460 million budget. Dallas ISD reports 85 percent of funds go to teacher salaries as 18 000 pupils are bused under a new federal desegregation order. Los Angeles budget up 9 percent to 1.3 billion with prior cuts in janitorial services and longer days. Atlanta trims to 103 million from 104 million with staff attrition. Louisville lays off 326 teachers and 100 staff as busing costs deepen a 3.8 million deficit. Milwaukee posts a 3.5 million surplus, pending desegregation costs and potential 10 million federal aid.
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Miami
Dade County
Ballas
Rodney Days
Dallas Independent School District
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Louisville
Jefferson County
V.bruccieri
Milwaukee
Youth Charged With Sex Assault in Bridgeport
Reginald Stewart of 12 Connecticut Avenue was charged with sexual assault in the second degree after a complaint from a Bridgeport woman. Bond set at 2500 dollars pending arraignment in the Court of Common Pleas.
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Connecticut Avenue
Bridgeport
Reginald Stewart
Comen Pelas
Motorcyclist Injured After Fence Crash in Park City
A 28 year old man, Frank Sarvas of 492 Dewey Street, was treated in fair condition at Park City hospital after a motorcycle hit a fence on Laurel Avenue at 6 40 p m. Witnesses said he pulled from a driveway at 399 Beechwood Avenue and appeared to speed up before losing control. Patrolman Glen Christensen investigated and noted he was not wearing a helmet.
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Laurel Avenue
Park City Hospital
Frank Sarvas
Dewey Street
Sarvas
Beechwood Avenues
Glen Christensen
Sargas
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