Board and BEA Begin New Round Of Talks Today
The Bridgeport Board of Education and the Bridgeport Education Association start their second arbitration session at 10 a.m. at the Holiday Inn. BEA President Charles Kelly and Board negotiator E Terry Durant described the first session as formal and said talks may extend to a third or fourth round while considering a possible strike. The dispute since January centers on raises and a test-of-living clause, with the district citing financial hardship.
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BEA Complains On Bridgeport School Lunch Milk Setup
Bridgeport teachers complain that some students eligible for free milk do not receive it while others take the free lunch. Thomas Carroll defends the system saying eligible students can take all components, and those who reject lunch may still get milk. PTA opposes a milk price rise, with plans to seek a federal waiver and a price rollback by October 1. Local officials note waivers and cross-town pricing differ, and Congressmember McKinney may address council on USDA rules for lunch programs.
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City Officials Briefed on Swine Flu Immunization Plan
Dr. Myer Herman city health director briefed poverty agencies minority groups and senior citizens on the planned swine flu immunization during a meeting in City Hall. About 60 000 shots are planned with sites able to serve 2 000 to 3 000 people daily meeting fire code requirements. Common Council chambers may be used and Red Cross staff joined health personnel at the session.
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Boy Bicycle Rider Hit By Car on Lewis Near Seeley
A seven year old boy, Jerome Melendez of 190 Lewis Street, was struck by a car at 6 20 pm while crossing Lewis near Seeley. He sustained cuts to the right side of his face and head and was taken to Park City hospital in an Emergency ambulance in good condition. Police reported the boy crossed between parked cars into the path of the car driven by Juan B Marero of 239 Olive Street. No arrest was made.
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Burned West End Postal Site To Undergo Inspection
A postal engineer will inspect the burned U S Postal Service site at 2253 Fairfield Avenue Lexington today. Architect Victor Lewis says rear may be unusable while front portion might be salvageable. officials investigate arson as a decision on saving part of the building is expected in a few days.
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