Fairfield School Board Eyes Shift on Meeting
Fairfield Board of Education considers moving its second monthly meeting to Tuesdays and holding it at the administrative center on Main Street Southport. The plan sparked debate over location, parking and attendance with a 3 to 4 party line tie defeating the permanent-site proposal.
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Fairfield
Illinois Governor Resents Hunting Fine
SPRINGFIELD IL AP Gov Daniel Walker paid a $100 fine for violating a federal game regulation prohibiting bait use in dove hunting. He said I've been had and I'm mad, paying under protest. The citation stemmed from Walker and six others found hunting on a Mason County farm near Bath on Sept 1.
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Daniel Walker
Walker
Bath
Mason County
Mayor Reappoints Kennedy to City Merit Commission
Mayor Mandanici announced the reappointment of John B. Kennedy to the Civil Service Commission. Kennedy, from 2357 Vine Street, had served since 1971, was removed during Panuzio rule, and will begin another term on October 1.
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Vine Street
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Curran
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DePrinzio
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Hegin
Examiner Urges DEP Bar Low Sulfur Oil for Power
Hartford area hearing examiner John Curry urged the DEP to deny three power firms permission to burn high sulfur fuel. He warned sulfur oxides would rise, air quality deteriorate, and health hazards increase, potentially harming respiratory customers. The decision now goes to DEP Commissioner Joseph Gill for final ruling.
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John Curry
State Department of Environmental’ Protection
DEP
Joseph Gill
Hartford Electric Light
Connecticut Light & Power
United Illuminating
United Nluminating
Mrs. Rosenberg Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
Ruth Silberberg Rosenberg 50 of Easton died Thursday in Bridgeport hospital. Services Sunday at 11:30 am at ALL Green and Sea funeral home Bridgeport. Burial private. Born in Jakarta she lived in the area 21 years. She was president of the Abraham chapter of B nai B rith. Survived by husband David and three sons all of Easton and a brother in Israel.
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Rex R. Rosenberg
James E. Rosenberg
Easton
Jack Silberberg
Israel
Dalton Trumbo Dies After Blacklist Era Struggles
LOS ANGELES AP Dalton Trumbo legendary screenwriter and one time Hollywood 10 member died Friday at 76 of heart failure at his Hollywood home. He won an Oscar 25 years late for The Brave One under a pseudonym Robert Rich. Survived by widow Clea son Christopher and daughters Nikola Taylor Bicheller and Melissa Kibre of Los Angeles. Body willed to UCLA Medical Center.
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Ucla Medical Center
Elevator project restudied at city transit terminal
A hold on action by Bridgeport Parking to install a high speed elevator in the Municipal Bus and Parking terminal off lower John Street was lifted. City Parking Director James E. Elmo said details depend on federal Public Works funds and HRD distribution. Two elevators may cost $100000. one could cost $30000 if needed.
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Greenwich Inds Ban Adopts New Business Zones
Greenwich plans end its six month moratorium on buildings over 6,000 square feet by adopting new business zones. A waterfront zone limits shorefront development intensity. The rules take effect once published as legal notices within days.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Singer Leonetti faces cancer surgery again
Singer Tommy Leonetti, 43, announced plans for surgery to remove a malignant tumor from his right lung at UCLA Medical Center this September. He noted a previous cancer operation five years ago and said he has fought cancer successfully, but must face treatment again.
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Tommy Leonetti
Leonetti
American Cancer Society
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Reynolds to star in Broadway one-woman show next September
Debbie Reynolds will tackle Broadway again next September with her one-woman show. The project aims to bring her famous film persona to the stage, following prior theater appearances.
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Hollywoop
UPI
Debbie Reynolds
Broadway
Reynolds reveals nearly 25 million in questionable payments
Reynolds Industries and Sea-Land Service disclose to the SEC nearly 25 million dollars in questionable payments from 1968 to last year. The filings detail 199 000 in political contributions and over 19 million in possibly illegal sea bearing rebates to customers worldwide. Reynolds cites likely violations and warns of potential fines for Sea-Land.
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Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N.C
Security and Exchange Commission
Sea-Land Service Inc
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Reynales
Sea-Land
U.S
Sea- Land
Buell
Wash
Rooster River flood study gets final state go ahead
Mayor John C Mandanici announced State Public Works has granted final approval for an environmental study on the Rooster River flood control project. The state targets an early 1977 start with a completion deadline of December 8. The plan shifts from widening to tunneling excess flow beneath Laurel Avenue, avoiding roughly $1 million in property takings. Governor Grasso backs the state financed project and promises full cooperation from agencies.
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State Public Works Department
Paad
Ella T. Grasso
Nicholas Panuzio
William Seres
Robert A. Weinerman
Cr, Ma Buire
Webnerman
Laurel Avenue
Report notes vague payments by Sea-Land Reynolds and others
The report omits any country names or recipients for payments. The text discusses the term muste derived from Mousike meaning the art of the Muse, noting no specific individuals or countries are identified in relation to payments.
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Reynolds
Muste
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