Mayor pushes redevelopment action tied to Route 25 plan
Bridgeport officials discuss redevelopment to follow Berkshire line while protecting homeowners and finances. Mayor McLevy and challenger Cocco urge coordinated effort, downtown revival, and a residents first approach amid welfare and industry shifts.
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Marsilius Defends Farm Tax Relief Claims in Connecticut
Hartford September 17 Senate finance chair Senator Newman Marsilius Jr. challenged a private research agency’s view that farmer tax relief is unjustified. He said Connecticut has a lower relief level than New Jersey and invited Carter W. Atkins to testify before the committee as farm relief tops the session agenda.
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Finance Committee
Fortune Magazine
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Bridgeport Redevelopment Forum Urges Plan Led Urban Renewal
The Bridgeport Chamber hosts a redevelopment forum with Judge Tedesco stressing a workable downtown program. New York planner Lewis is hired to advise the Democratic campaign, while U.S. Chamber expert Steiner and Horan discuss federal aid and methods for urban renewal projects.
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Cornelius F. Mulvihill
Domenick Cocco
Charles J. Horan
New York City
Urban Renewal Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Cocco
Tedesco
Chamber
Lewis
Democratic Town Committee
McLevy Administration
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S
James F. Steiner
Washington
U.S. Chamber
Weaver
Ronald A. Malony
Samuel W. Hawley
William Blakey
Connecticut Development Commission
Robert Mitchell
State Highway Department
Body of Barge Captain Identified in Greenwich Bay
Police identified the body as barge captain Bernhard Christiansen, 54, of East Northport, found after a tractor incident on Long Island Sound. Postmortem results pending. cause of death not yet released. The report notes developers and federal aid plans in redevelopment discussions as officials discuss regional planning and funding mechanisms.
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Greenwich Point
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Christiansen
East Northport
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Steiner
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Northport
Raymond
Mitchell
Norway
Newtown Plans Adult Art Classes
Newtown Sept 17 Ray Neville artist and portrait painter will again conduct the painting and drawing class in the adult education program at Newtown High School. Registrations will be taken at the high school Oct 8 and 9 between 7:30 and 8:30 p m. The eight session course will run from Oct 16 to Dec 11. Neville previously lived in Newtown and now has a studio at Far View Farm Route 67 in Southbury conducting a private art school and portrait commissions.
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Newtown High School
Robert Keane
Newtown Evening School
Neville
Far View Farm
Route 67
Southbury
Redevelopment Talk Highlights Bridgeport Leaders Goals
T A Under the impulse of federal grants and loans, Bridgeport leaders outline urban renewal aims. Speakers emphasize a central core, land use control, and a North–South freeway to connect Route 6 with the Turnpike, urging public support and coordinated action.
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Ito
Connecticut
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Mich
Bridgeport Chamber
Church Street
Bridgeport
Newtown
Stratford
Fairfield
Ribicoff outlines tax relief and drought aid stance
Connecticut Governor Ribicoff’s message to a special session stresses tax equalization for agriculture and drought measures. He supports exempting farm tools livestock and poultry from personal property tax, rejects direct subsidies, and urges scrutiny of all proposals for their impact on the economy and state traditions. He also endorses removing restrictions on milk bottle sizes to reduce prices and boost consumption.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
General Assembly
Connecticut
House Divided Over Farm Aid and Milk Policy
Governor Ribicoff called a special session after talks with Republican leaders to back tax exemptions on agricultural stock, equipment, and livestock. Debate over milk bottle sizes and related corrections to beach erosion bonds and vocational school construction dominated opening day and hints at a lengthy session with costs around five thousand dollars daily.
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Senate
House Gop
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Bille
Benjamin L. Barringer
New Milford
Judiciary Committee
Barringer
Rep. Pope
General Assembly
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