Labor union endorses neither Weicker nor Schaffer in CT race
CT labor convention votes 62 571 in favor of neutrality while 13 657 oppose it. COPE recommended no endorsement as Weicker and Schaffer argued over oil price decontrol and labor records. Delegates endorsed multiple incumbents and urged unity to avoid splitting the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weicker
Schaffer
Peterson
Sue
Sha
Greenwich
Lot
Geoffrey Peterson
Westport
Stewart B. McKinney
Fairfield
Robert N. Gialmo
New Haven
Toby Moffet
Farmington
Christopher Dodd
Norwich
William R. Cotter
Hartford
Michael J. Adams
Ansonia
Ronald A. Sarasin
Beacon
Congress
Senate
Senator Weicker
COPE
Ford
Nixon
Lot Chaikin
International Ladies Garment Workers Union of
New York City
Chaikin
State Labor Council
John J. Driscoll
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Ronald O'Brien
Heal
Connecticut Federation of Teachers
Organized Labor
William Netlis
Upstate Woman Wins Miles of Money Drawing
Mrs. Helen Skwarek of Wethersfield won the Connecticut Lottery Miles of Money bonus drawing conducted at Lafayette Shopping Plaza. She received a mile of dollar bills totaling 10 343 dollars. Fifty contestants earned 50 1 035 dollars each. The event launched the Magnificent Machines promotion with seven weekly prize packages including a Chrysler Cordoba or Chevrolet Monte Carlo and 1000 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Skwarek
Gracewell Road
Wethersfield
Lafayette
Marvin A. Palmer
Bussemey Avenue
Oakville
M. P. Chuckik
Mitchell Street
New Britain
B. Petchuk
Baldencourt
Agawam
Mass
Maria Buno
Westerly Terrace
Rocky Hill
G. E. Boium
Riverside
Sam Augery
Fairview Heights
Cromwell
Harry Nowibilski
Biruta Street
New Milford Man Wins $100000 Lottery Prize
David W. Parks a 54 year old whal weaver and warper from New Milford won 100000 in the Connecticut lottery. He works at Gilbert and Bennett Co. in Redding for nearly 30 years and considers retiring a bit early. Parks and his wife Louise have been married 32 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Milford
David W. Parks
Gilbert and Bennett Co
Georgetown
Redding
Parks
Louise
Winning Numbers In Northeast Lotteries
A list of weekly lottery numbers from multiple states drawn on Thursday except Massachusetts and Pennsylvania which were drawn on Wednesday. Entries show Massachusetts Yellow 5 $8 Blue 71 White 9. Connecticut 72 988 Orange. Jaine State lottery missing. Pennsylvania entries missing. New Jersey missing. New Hampshire Weekly Sweepstakes 42864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Air Quality Report Says State Moderates Pollution
Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection reports overall moderate air pollution across the state with lower levels forecast. Danbury and Enfield report higher pollution levels compared with other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
State’ Department of Environmental Protection
Danbury
Enfield
Puzzle Explanations Clarify Sept 10 Clues and Answers
The Sunday Post puzzle explains across clues with corrected words and reasoning, noting answers and why alternatives fit poorly. It discusses entries like SPOOL, MUDDLE, BARN, WAGER, LAB, ZEST, PRUDES, ODD, GIANTS, EXPENSIVE, and CASE, detailing why each choice aligns with the clue and theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunday Post
Fall Festival on Tap Saturday at Bartlett Arboretum
A Stamford event at the Bartlett Arboretum on Brook Street hosts a fall festival Saturday with a plant sale focusing on trees shrubs and houseplants, a plant Q&A booth with experts, a food preservation table with tips, and honey made by arboretum bees available for purchase. rain date is Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Bartlett Arboretum
Brook
Gue Road
Kissinger Rhodesia Plan Draws Mixed Reactions Across Africa
In Salisbury Rhodesian security forces report 18 guerrillas killed as government claims over four years total 1 609 guerrillas killed with 163 soldiers dead. In Lusaka Mozambican vice president Das Sant says no support for peace proposals in Rhodesia or South West Africa while Johannesburg sees deadly racial violence. United Nations envoy Scranton says Kissinger mission could shape the General Assembly debate on apartheid rule.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Lusaka
Zambia
Marcellina’ Das Sant08
Mozambique
South-West Africa
Namibia
Joshua Nkomio
African National Council
Kissinger
United Nations, Nyi
U.S
William W. Scranton
General Assembly
Africa
BEA Challenges Bridgeport Board With Unfair Labor Charges
Bridgeport Education Association files three unfair labor practices charges with the State Department of Labor amid ongoing arbitration with the Board of Education. President Charles Kelly alleges cuts to longevity pay and changes to the grievance procedure violate state law while the board says cost savings and better education are the goals. Additional charges expected next week address class size limits, specialist reclassification, and sick time accumulation. A hearing on negotiator roles occurred earlier with a fourth arbitration session anticipated. An 1784 whale incident on a French beach is briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra S. Sopro
Bridgeport Education Association
Board of Education
State Department of Labor
BEA
Charles Kelly
Kelly
Michael Bisciglia
Thea Hward
HEA
Board of Specialists
Board of’ Education
Bridgeport
Risciglin
Wlll
Bisciglia
Tha ‘Board
Upstate Worker Sues Over Loss of Fingers
John J. Ballantine of Simsbury sues Hartford Hospitals and two surgeons for 100000 alleging a five hour delay in an operation caused the loss of two fingers. The Aug 2 1974 industrial accident occurred while Ballantine worked on an aircraft generator for Great American Support Co at Bradley Airport Windsor Locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John ‘J. Ballantine
Simsbury
Hartford Superior Court
Hartford Hopitals
Albert L. Babcock
Donald M. Bass
Ballantine
Great American Support Co
Bradley Airport
Windsor-Lacks
Bridgeport to Host Regional Arts School for Talented Youth
Education officials from six towns teamed with CES Fairfield County to plan a regional arts school in Bridgeport. About 23 to 28 students are expected, with exact figures due mid October as staff are added and screening begins. Director Joan Schine praised cooperation from Bridgeport and CES, and planners aim to audition any student with talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Kleinhard
Schol Board
Cooperative
Educational Services of
Fairfield‘County
CES
Joan Schine
Kleinbard
Senate fights synfuel loan plan in late vote
The plan would have offered 3.5 billion in loan guarantees and 500 million in price supports for coal gasification and synthetic fuels from shale and renewables. President Ford pressed Congress for incentives to produce one million barrels per day by 1985. a 6 billion loan guarantee bill failed in the House after Senate approval. New England members split on the roll call vote. many Democrats and Republicans expressed opposition or abstained as the House narrowly defeated consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Congress
Senate
House
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Washington
New England
Connecticut
Catter
Dodd
Gialma
Moffett
McKinney
Sarasin
Maine
Wey
Cohen
Early
Massachusetts
Boland
Burke
Drinan
Warrington
Moakley
O'Neill
Studds
Tsongas
Conte
Heckler
New Hampshire
p‘Amours
Cleveland
Rhody Island
Beard
St Gervain
Vermont
Jeffords
Bonding plan outlines retirements and school bond totals
The proposal plans to retire previously issued loan notes that were temporary. Current notes outstanding total 7.1 million dollars. The proposed aggregate bonding of 9 million represents half of an 18 million total for schools.
Board of Education Eyes New Construction Plan
Fragmentary note indicates the Mandanic administration pursues a construction commitment and the Board of Education desires it. Readable entities include Mandanic administration and Board of Education. concrete details are limited.
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Board of Education
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