Board Votes to Fund Harding Prep and Youth Services Plan
The Board of Education approved a plan to fund Harding Prep and a crime‑recovery youth program with 300,000 dollars in federal and local funds. Eight members supported the plan despite concerns about program merger and identity, with debates over separate curricula and monitoring for LEAA compliance.
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Harding Prep
Sandra
SOPRO
Board of Education Saat Night
City Department of Youth Services
Kolbe High School
Criminal Justiceystem
Youth Services
Law Enforcement Asistance Administration
Bhehind
Thomas Flynn
Fairfield County
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
LEAA
Agnes Giannini
Giannini
Board and Youth Service Department
Harding Pete
Harding Prép
Flynn
Fleeta Hudson
Wheeler School
Ounselor
Criminal Fasten
City Départment of Youth Services
Board of Education
Iboard
CETA
Fairfield revises plan to remove asbestos at Woods library
Fairfield Library Board rejects latex spray to seal asbestos ceiling and votes to close the basement for a week to remove the ceiling. Dr. Robert Sawyer of Yale advised air containment with a water based adhesive, then ceiling removal. Replacement may cost about seven thousand dollars and could delay until next summer.
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Fairfield Woods
Fairfield Library Board of Trustees
Robert Sawyer
Yale University
Sawyer
David Paynter
New York
Paynter
New Haven
H.E. Murdock and Sons, Inc
Murdock Company
Series Wins Award on Teen Alcoholism
The 1976 American Academy of Family Physicians journalism awards honored Lewis Cope for Learning Medicine in Luverne in Tribune Magazine, Cadi Schultz for Epilepsy Four Million Americans Shouldn't Have to Lie About Their Health in Today's Health, and AP editors Alton Blackslee and Brian Sullivan for a special Alcohol the New Teenage Turn-on series. The awards were presented at the AAFP annual meeting in Boston with over 4,500 doctors in attendance.
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Boston
Minneapolis Tribune
New York
Associated Press
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAFP
Lewis Cope
Luverne
Tribune Magazine
Minnesota
Cadi Schultz
Today’s Health
AP Science
Alton Blackeslee
Brian Sullivan
California man urges Bridgeport spay neuter clinic study
Theodore J. Sorich of Foster City writes to Bridgeport Common Council urging a feasibility study for a spay and neuter clinic. Groups seek $80,000 funding to open the clinic in the former Department of Humane Affairs building, with projected $73,000 annual revenue. the letter was referred to the Miscellaneous Matters committee led by Alderman Edward E. Lesko.
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California
Common Council
Theodore J. Sorich
Foster City
Calif
Bridgeport
Départment of Humane Affairs
Washington Avenue
Friends of Animals, Inc
Fairfield County
Sorich
Council
Edward E. Lesko
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Mental Health Group Debates Alcohol Unit Detour Policy
The Greater Bridgeport Mental Health center may allow 48 hours of alcohol detox treatment with voluntary departure afterward under state law. An eight floor detox unit opens Oct. 1 at 1635 Central Ave with 22 beds and eight nurses. Interim director Dr Kisik Kim explained the stay limit and patient rights while noting efforts to encourage voluntary continuation of care.
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Greater Bridgeport
Central Avenue
Kisik Kim
Kim
Howeever
Harry V. McNeil
Mental Health Ceenter
McNeil
Alan Soha Ee
Ate
Ence Division
State Mental Health Department
Harvey Ruben
Blue Hills Hospital
Hartford
Center
Ruben
Maurice Kaufman
Bridgeport Hospital
Bank Robbery at Orange National Savings Bank
A man armed with a small gun robbed the National Savings Bank on the Boston Post Road in Orange at 10 a.m. Monday. There were no injuries and bank officials did not know the amount taken. The robber displayed a handgun inside the bank. no shots were fired.
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Orange, Conn
National Saving Bank
Boston Post Road
Mineral fuels value jumps to 20.2 billion in 1970
The aggregate value of all mineral fuels produced in 1970 reached 20.2 billion dollars, about 168 times higher than in 1880. Petroleum alone accounted for 11.2 billion, 447 times the 1880 level.
Board Approves Blackham School Playground Plan
The Board of Education approved a Blackham School playground funded by a 15 625 allocation from the community development block grant. Also discussed was the Laurel Courts tract title status held by the Park Commissioners and related recreation facilities and costs.
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Board of Education
Blackham School
Schoolo Board
Board of Park Commissioners
James Connelly
Bretton Street
Recreation Department
Connelly
Park Board
Daniel Piccolello
West Side
Piccolello
Laurel Courts
Fairchild Wheeler
John Albertson
Albertson
William T. Nowlan
Park Department
Nowlan
Superintendent of Schools
Grace Kelly to Join Twentieth Century Fox Board
Princess Grace of Monaco will join the board of directors at Twentieth Century Fox, expanding her role in the film industry and corporate affairs.
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Hollywood
UPI
Grace Kelly of
Monaco
Board’ of Directors
Twentieth Century-Fox
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