Fairfield lawyer outlines drainage delays over Silliman Street project
A Fairfield lawyer saidDrainage work tied to Silliman Street remains delayed due to a long dispute between the builder Ansel Gladstein and town authorities over a private easement and a proposed town drain The owner Thomas Keegan purchased the property in June 1972 for about 49000 and plans to convert the apartments to condominiums while negotiations with zoning officials continue and a certificate of occupancy is still absent
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Three State Agencies Criticized for Anti-Bias Compliance Gaps
A legislative committee report faulted Transportation, Education, and Labor for potential failures to follow the State Code of Fair Practices. It cites lack of formal analyses and inadequate programs to address possible discriminatory policies, with calls for an investigation by the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities.
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Priority Urged For FOL Panel Over Privacy Act
NEW NAVEN AP Secretary of State Schaffer urged the General Assembly to place the freedom of information law above the privacy act and to align the two statutes. A legislative committee plans to draft changes to resolve differences, while Gov. Grasso asks agencies to pause regulatory actions touching both laws. Panama Canal Zone details appear as unrelated context.
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Weather Report for Bringeport Vicinity Forecast
The Bringeport vicinity through Wednesday shows highs near 60s today with a 70s expected later. Likely light rain chances 10 percent today and 20 percent tonight. southerly winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts fading. Yesterday’s high 78, low 63. Precipitation data note 0.40 inches in Barnmeter and 63% in Homsl.
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School Vandalism Costs Highlighted By Langer Report
Hartford Friday report cites Robert Langer detailing student vandalism across towns and schools. He notes higher rates in urban and rural districts, with extensive damage driving costs, security upgrades, and calls for parental accountability.
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Probe Finds Evidence of Payoffs in U S Marshals Service
Newsday reports a year long FBI and Justice Department inquiry into the U S Marshals Service and deputies, citing payoffs and misconduct. The probe has led to multiple resignations in Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and New York, with indictments and investigations involving Newark and Miami deputies and alleged theft of witness protection identities.
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Stratford Probe Backed by Town Council
Stratford officials expressed support for the investigation into alleged corruption by town boards and agencies. Town Manager Berk Ewert and Police Chief Francis McNamara were praised for initiating the inquiry, now handled by the FBI, with a potential year before indictments. Seven witnesses testified previously in New Haven about an alleged $15,000 demand connected to a project approved for a Stratford center.
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Doctor Ponders Violante's Eyesight In Arecibo Era
In Boston tests for Robert Violante, last victim of the Atlant Ber killer, doctors say vision likely impaired but final prognosis remains uncertain amid pending retests. Dr Jeffrey Freedman of Kings County Hospital cautions that results are not definitive and another evaluation is planned in a month.
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Jeffrey Freedman
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Kent State verdict challenged over juror influence during protests
An appellate court faulted a ruling for not assessing how threats affected jurors in the Kent State case. It urged a new trial with clearer issues, noting three days of campus violence supported upholding the decision to prohibit assemblies in May. The judge must consider Robert Whit’s claims against Kent State president Lyon.
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Talks Begin Tomorrow On Fire Pact Stalemate
The Mandanic administration and Fire Fighters Local start negotiations to replace a contract terminated June 30. Peter Blum, a West Hamloed lawyer and State Board of Mediation and Arbitration member, coordinates as the talks open tomorrow in City Hall mayor's conference room.
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Judges Cohen actions stir Connecticut Legislature debate
In a Capitol scene, jurors from the Averville case voiced dismay at Judge Cohen's handling while urging clearer charges. The Legislature's Judiciary Committee faced calls to probe Cohen's conduct amid broader criticism by Senator Gunther that lawmakers overstep the judiciary. Jurors defended the guilty verdict but faulted procedural specifics, and a broader investigation into judicial matters rose to the surface with requests for a five member panel and inquiry into several high profile cases.
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Unclear Text Fragment Mirrors Erratic Notation
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference persons Dusinaes Schaefer Stevens Gunther Gramo with unclear actions and missing context, lacking dates places or outcomes to form a coherent news item or event summary.
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Bank Oversight Probes Stir Against Rural Lenders
A federal inquiry reaches into rural banks amid claims overdrafts and lax controls were tolerated. John J Krimann and Lance face scrutiny as officials hint such practices were not unusual. Powell plans a news conference next week to let Lance testify before the Senate committee. Burns says he is open to stronger enforcement but cites no stance on the probe.
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Federal Workers Press Parking Fee Reform and Nuclear Safety Bills
Senators urged a curb on federal parking fees to push mass transit use by federal workers. In the Senate and House actions, two energy bills advanced: one funding the Nuclear Regulatory Commission with 102 million for inspector training, and another providing enhanced nuclear plant safety research.
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