Bridgeport Committee on Employment of Handicapped Meets
The Bridgeport Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped will meet at 2 30 p m today in the Connecticut State Employment Service office. Paul Taft chairman announces a roster of members from the Greater Bridgeport Personnel Association Veterans Administration Bureau of Rehabilitation State Department of Education WNAB Bridgeport Manufacturers Association and other groups. The group aims to better inform employers about handicapped workers, raise community understanding of rehabilitation and job placement, and improve liaison between Governor and local committees to advance early rehabilitation and placement efforts. Mr Taft veteran of World War II and adjutant of the Connecticut Disabled American Veterans holds multiple posts including DAV Stratford service officer and commander of the Purple Heart and Curran MOPH chapters in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Manufacturers Association
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Leo J. Dunn
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Charles K.’ Merritt
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SBA cuts disaster loan interest for businesses to 3 percent
The Small Business Administration reduced disaster loan interest for firms from 5 to 3 percent, aligning it with homeowner loans. SBA Administrator Wendell B. Barnes said the rate is effective immediately and retroactive only on unpaid loan portions, aiming for uniform aid after storms, fires, floods, and other disasters, notably aiding New England hurricane victims nationwide.
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New Haven Reporter Barred From Orange Board Meeting
The New Haven Register says its Orange correspondent was barred from the regular September meeting of Orange Board of Selectmen. First Selectman W Arnold Hine told the newsman to contact clerk Frederick B. Fliss for any important information. He claimed officials must control access while the reporter argued public business is conducted by elected officials and the public has a right to know. Hine said he is available to the public at all times. The Register did not say what it would do next.
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Corpeny Star End Returns After Hand Injury
Columbia Missouri. Pete Corpeny star end for Missouri football played most of last season with a broken hand. He caught 12 passes with two touchdowns. This season his hand is healed and he has increased speed by slimming from 200 to 160 pounds.
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