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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

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Groton to Seek Court Action Over Navy Bailey Hill Project

Groton plans a court injunction to force the Navy to file an environmental impact statement for the Bailey Hill 300 unit housing project. The move comes amid opposition over potential effects on water sewage traffic and schools and ties to a broader five year base expansion plan.

Groton, Conn UPI Groton Navy Bailey Hill James T. Haviland Mt. Has Connecticut Citizens Action Group William J Bartinik Citizens Group Bartinik

Tunnel Clearing Proceeds After Hoosac Tunnel Cave-In

Boston and Maine officials say 20 tons of debris from a cave-in at Hoosac Tunnel will take another week to remove. Dozens of trains rerouted, with smaller cave-ins hampering cleanup and up to a day of delay expected. No injuries reported. tunnel’s grim history noted with 196 lives lost during its 1851 1876 construction.

North Adams Mass UPI Boston and Maine Railroad Hoosac B&m America

State Going To The Dogs At Connecticut Rest Stop

Connecticut opened a canine comfort station at an I 95 rest area by the Department of Transportation. The sand filled trench with two color fire hydrants drew jokes as a dogs only zone with pink and blue hydrants. Officials plan signs to avoid human confusion though dogs may ignore them.

North Stonington

Train Hits Car In R I Derives Narrow Escape

In South Kingstown Rhode Island a car driven by Mrs. Ann Brown 31 stalled on Penn Central tracks at about 5 30 p m. A 13 car northbound train struck the vehicle tearing it in half. Brown and her two daughters and friend Elizabeth Roberts 40 of Weymouth Mass escaped unharmed.

South Kingstown R. L UPI Ann Brown Penn Central Brown Quincy Mass Elizabeth Roberts Weymouth

Funeral services for Mrs Adeline Jones in Clark Road

Funeral services for Mrs Adeline C Beach Jones age 68 of Clark Road were held today at 11 a.m. at C H Green Funeral Home officiated by Rev Gary Brown of Naugatuck Congregational Church Burial was in Grove Cemetery Bearers included Mark Jones Robert Jones Paul Kovach Cy Gillette John Kloc and Edward Kloc

Adeline Jones Adeline C. (Beach) Jones Clark Road C.H. Green Terrace Ave Gary Brown Naugatuck Congregational Church Grove Cemetery Mark Jones Robert Jones Paul Kovach Cy Gillette John Kloc Edward Kloc

Brakes Fail Driver Near Hill and May Wrecks Car

Local man James P. Warren of 35 May Street reported brakes failed as he approached a stop sign at Hill and May, sending his car into an embankment. The vehicle was towed. no injuries or enforcement actions reported. Terri Huntley of 32 Lewis Street received a written warning for following too closely after a Rubber Avenue mishap. Matthew Ewanisiewicz of 64 Anderson Street, Union City, rear-ended by Huntley, caused no injuries.

Hill and May Sts James P. Warren May Terri Huntley Lewis

Hartford police to face reprimands over May antiwar protest

Four Hartford officers including two superiors face reprimands after the May 1966 antiwar demonstration outside a federal building. One officer, John T. Reidy, is accused of striking a protester, Norma Newman, who suffered a broken nose. Several protesters were arrested. some cases later resolved in New Haven federal court with convictions, hung jury outcomes, or dropped charges.

Hartford, Conn UPI Hartford Thomas Vaughan Vaughan Edward M. Curtin Jr John T. Reidy Norma Newman Bloomfield Newman New Haven Federal Court Vietnam

Connecticut Reform Plan Faces Election Chaos

Capitol Notebook examines a partisan fight over reapportionment in Connecticut as Democrats seek to delay a November vote while Republicans press for an election under a court invalidated map. A proposed Bork plan would shrink the House and redraw Senate districts to equalize ballot weight.

George Gudauskas Hartford Conn UPI Boris Spassky Bobby Fischer Connecticut General Assembly George S. McGovern Richard M. Nixon Thomas J. Meskill U.S. District Court U.S. Supreme Court Yale Robert H. Bork Bork House of Representatives Senate

Waterbury Man Arrested On Warrants

David W. Welsh 22 of 535 Baldwin St was arrested by detectives on Circuit Court warrants charging tampering with a motor vehicle and larceny in the third degree. The incident occurred June 20 in the borough. He was released on a $1,000 surety bond awaiting appearance in court tomorrow.

Waterbury David W. Welsh Baldwin St Welsh John Crotty Zigmund Kobylewski

Vandalism Damages Gardens Pools and Cars Reported

Police note vandalism in the Ash Rd area damaging swimming pools tomato plants and a windshield on Phillip Creel's car parked on Debbie Lane Eastwood Ave Waterbury declared recently vandalized with shattered glass reported to local authorities.

Ash Rd Phillip Creel Eastwood Ave Waterbury Debbie Lane

Bloodmobile Visit Set For Aug. 16 In Naugatuck Beacon Falls

The Connecticut Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives at VFW Hall 239 Rubber Ave on Wednesday August 16 from 12 30 to 5 15 p m. Coe urges donations as summer shortages grow calling 729 2219 for appointments. Walk ins welcome donors 18 to 65 may donate. those 66 and over require physician consent. Volunteers needed to assist at the event.

Connecticut Red Cross Naugatuck Beacon Falls VFW Rubber Ave VFW Hall Richard D. Coe Coe

Priest Chosen New Boston College Head Priest Chosen New Boston College Head

The Rev. J. Donald Monan S J academic dean and vice president of Le Moyne College will become Boston College president this fall replacing Rev. W Seavey Joyce S J He is 48 and a Buffalo New York native with degrees from Woodstock College Jane University and Oxford Paris and Munich He has served on Le Moyne’s board and chaired long range academic planning

Buffalo N.Y Jane University Belgium Oxford Paris Munich Woodstock College le Moyne Monan Fordham University

Three area residents arrested for stop sign violations

Three residents were arrested in separate incidents for failure to stop at intersections in the borough yesterday. James E. Barry, 35, of Goshen Road, Litchfield. Carl Walden Jr., 23, of 1148 Whalley Avenue, New Haven. and Paul Elko, 21, of 160 Bryson Avenue, Seymour, face court dates in Waterbury Circuit Court on September 11, October 4, and September 13 respectively.

South Main St Union St Millville Ave Craig Waterbury Circuit Court Walden Elko

McGovern Returns to New Hampshire Campaign Swing

Senator George S. McGovern returns to New Hampshire for a campaign swing focused on listening to working people. He tours a shoe factory and strolls Elm Street in Manchester, aiming to hear residents’ concerns and thank supporters from the March primary where he won 37 percent.

Manchester N.H George S. McGovern McGovern Elm Street New Hampshire Ann Alyward Edmund S. Muskie Maine

Owl Attack Closes Footpath in Wantage Estate

Residents near Wantage Berkshire are asked to avoid a central footpath after an owl with a three foot wingspan swooped on three men. All victims suffered deep head wounds and were admitted to hospital. Police urge caution and local vigilance.

Wantage Berks England

Dinosaur Bones Found In Quarry In Sussex England

A fossilized dinosaur dating to about 130 million years ago was unearthed in a sandstone quarry in Sussex England. Quarry owner Lionel Hannah reported discoveries including the tail spine ribcage and two leg joints. The report notes ongoing excavation details and the potential significance of the bones.

Sussex England Lionel Hannah

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