Fairfield Chamber Plans Promotions and Permits
Fairfield Chamber discuss retail promotions for Melville Avenue properties and plans for four sales campaigns. Permits issued for garage at Reef Road, business building on Tunxis Hill Road, sun porch on Jackman Avenue, and an addition on Wil Willow Street. Marriage intentions filed for two couples in town. Real estate sales include Sundius purchase on Old Post Road and Westman on Rockland Road. Creative director Dedman named for New York Daily News promotions. Community events include Black Rock Congregational church dinner and PTA meetings with lectures and cake decorating demonstrations. Various town meetings and activities listed for tonight and the week.
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Tol
Albert Miske
Reef Road
Louis, Polak
Tunxis Hill Road
Vincent Valenti
Sun Porch
Jackman Avenue
John and Mildred Anderson
Town Hall
William G. Gillis
Marion
Maureen E. McNamara
Far Horizon Drive
Monroe
Lawrence B. “Lukadsy
Bungalow Avenue
Margaret A. Depp
Rita Avenue
Samuel E. Friedman
Katherine 5S. Johnson
Old Post Road
South Benson Road
Robert E
Catherine. M. Sundius
John, W
Elizabeth W.westman
Rockland Road
Martin.c
Alison N. Hurwitz
Edward J
Julien Dedman
Mainstreet
Southport
New York Daily News
Dedman
Dedman and Lidbeck
National Geographic
Life Magazine
Holt, Rinhart and Winston
Playboy
Saturday Review
New York Time Book Review
Barbara Sawyer
Cook's Corner
Westport
Mystic
Lamplighters' Circle
Women's Fellowship
First Church Congregational
Beach Road
Sawyer
Norman Cashman
Kenneth Clark
Kenneth Klinedinst
Stephen Garvey
William Schmidt
Vincent Strout
Joseph Waas
Conservation Commission
Republican Town Committee
Riverfield School
Roger Ludlowe
Fidelity Lodge
Beach Road Masonic Temple
Calvin United Church School
Calvin Hall
Kings Highway
Fairfield Woods Junior High School
PTA
Families Anonymous
St. Paul’s Church
Fairfield Extension
Jules Nagy
Division Avenue
St. Emery's
WOW
Janet Rice
Recreation Department
Een
Tunxis
Hill
Old Dam Road
Woman Named to Edit Limes Op Ed Page at Times
New York AP Charlotte Curtis family and style editor of the New York Times is named to succeed Harrison Salisbury as editor of the Op Ed page when he retires at year end. John B. Oakes announced Curtis began at the Columbus Citizen and has led the family and style section since 1965 earning awards for manners reporting. Salisbury, a Pulitzer winner, will end a 24 year Times career under the retirement policy.
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NEW York
Charlotte Curtis
New York Times
Harrison E. Salisbury
John B. Oakes
Miss Curtis
Columbus
Ohio
Citizen
Salisbury
The
Times
London
Moscow
New Job Instruction Training Course At University of New Haven
A new non credit certificate course in job instruction training will be offered by the University of New Haven Division of Special Studies starting Monday. Edward L. Skarren personnel manager of Burndy corporation in Norwalk will instruct. The class meets once weekly from 7 to 10 p.m. for eight sessions and is open to the public.
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West Haven
University of New Haven
Division of Special Studies
Edward L
Skylab 4 crew tests Apollo craft for homeward flight
Skylab 4 astronauts Alan Bean Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott test the Apollo command ship on orbit as they prepare to return to Earth next week. They will check steering rockets and navigation computer while a possible rescue mission awaits Cape Kennedy if major problems arise. A separate Earth observation pass includes Israel Mount Ararat and Great Lakes shots using a laser navigation experiment.
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Space Center
Houston
Apollo
Earth
Alan L. Bean
Bean
Jack R. Lousma
Owen K. Garriott
Skylab ‘Space Station
Orbiting Laboratory
Garriott
Lousma
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Holy Land
Israel
Mount
Ararat
Great Lakes
Great Lakes and the East Coast
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Butz foresees small drop in food prices next weeks
Agriculture Secretary Butz told reporters at a news conference that food prices likely fall briefly but not much. He noted roast beef around 79 cents a pound may not return soon and blamed inflation on political pressure and policy constraints. He warned fuel and fertilizer shortages could limit some farm outputs yet remained optimistic about agriculture’s long term outlook.
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Ial
Teeearal Intermediate Credityt
L. Bula
University of I
Nixon Administration
Chevrolet
Butz
Ithe Production Credit Associ
Ation
Vs Butz
Skylab splashdown target ends longest space mission
Garriott described the craft as a blue green light that looks unsteady. Skylab crews are scheduled to splash down in the Pacific Ocean at 6 20 p m EDT Tuesday, marking a 59 day 1 hour 9 minute voyage and the end of the longest space mission by man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garriott
Skylab
Pacific Ocean
Sman
State Food Firm Linked to Spills
A federal indictment accuses Teddy's Frosted Foods Inc. of discharging organic wastes into the Plattekill River at Highland New York eleven times from May 3 last year until operations moved. The Army Corps of Engineers and Mid-Dutchess Sloop Club provided information leading to charges. The Highland plant halted freezing on July 13 and shifted to New Paltz and Connecticut sites. Conviction could bring a $2 million fine.
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New- York
Hudson River
Teddy's
Frosted Foods, “Inc
Highland
N. Y
Plattekill's
Tyners
U.S. Atty
Christopher duPont Roosevelt
Army Corps of Engineers
Mid-Dutchess Sloop Club
I. Roosevelt
Highland Plant
New Paltz
N.Y
Haddam
Wethersfield
Conn
Foodways Na
Redding Man Guilty in Armed Holdup at House
LITCHFIELD Conn AP Walter Woods 25 of Redding found guilty in an armed robbery case charging $45 taken from Theodore Siskey of New Milford. Jury verdict returned after six members heard the case. Woods held on $50,000 bond pending sentencing next month. The incident occurred May 16 1972 when two masked men entered the home, tied the parents and daughter, cut telephone wires, and fled with the wallet containing $45.
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Litchfield
Conn
Pat
Walter Woods
Redding
Milford
E Woods
Superior Court
Woods
Theodore’t Siskey
New Milford
Siskey
Ity
Jana
Brezhnev Receives Bulgaria’s Hero of the People Award
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev began a three day unofficial visit to Bulgaria and was awarded the Hero of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria, the nation’s top honor held by only a few Bulgarians. The presentation marked him as the first foreigner to receive the decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
UPI
Leonards
Brezhnev
Moscow
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Angelina M. Glani
Chamber of Commerce
Melville Avenue
William J
Nancy Ring
Murphy
Olympia — Sliwonik
Walter Dunn
iRaymond J
Lillie
Duguay
Baward Gleason
City Nationals +bank
Robert Brockman
Howland-'st
Southporter
N.Y. Daily Nets
Junior High
Fairfield Woods
Robert H. Stewart
Alfred J. Oneto
Chamber of
Robert P. Shea
First
Home Furnishings and Music Group
Magnavox Company
Mill Hill
YMCA
Eakt
Carnations Hansen’s
Limes
Ntoin Lamb Chops
Swift
Usda Choice
Meat Centers
Broad St
Downtown
Post Rd
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Redding Man
Saget
Franschine
Singerfront
Singer
Singer Company
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