Judge Orders Free Transcript For Gold
In a ruling by Federal District Court Judge Claire, Murray Ti. Gold, convicted of the September 26, 1948 murders in Waterbury, is granted a free transcript of his second trial within 20 days of release. The decision overturns prior state rulings and orders the state to provide written portions of trial transcripts, while maintaining a bond at $100,000 and addressing costs. Gold, 44, appeals his murder conviction and is held at Somers State Prison. His attorney Kunstler argues inability to pay for transcripts.
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Hartegi
Conn
Thyerturairg
State Supreme Court
Murray
Tim Fran Prisun
T. Unmet
Gold
Clarie
Somers
Fiis
William M. Kunstler
New York
Irving
Rhoda Pasternak
Waterbury
Fst
Clair
Superior Court
George Saden
Clark
Geld
Clare
Kunstler and Gold
Obituary for Mrs. Richard Dorman in Waterbury area
Mrs. Richard Dorman of 495 Robber Ave died Tuesday at Waterbury Hospital after illness. Born March 40 1904 in Bennington Vermont, she was daughter of Raymond Rings Great Sr. She lived in Naugatuck two years after moving from Oxford where she had resided eight years. Survived by her husband Richard Dorman a son Richard and a daughter Tammy both of Naugatuck, her mother of Seymour and relatives in Bennington Loveland Colorado and Seymour, three sisters Diane Thompson Lori Greene Percilla Doolittle and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday at Hull Funeral Home Seymour. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Aarold Greene
Dorman
Robber Ave
Richard Dorman
Waterbury Hospital
Dorian
Bennington
Vermont
Raymond and
I c Rings Greate Sr
Naugatuck
Oxford
Seymour and Jaliste
Richard Dormando
Tammy Dor
Ian
Ronald Greene
Randy Greene
Loveland
Colo
Raymond Greece Jr
Seymour
Diane Thompson
Lori Greene
Percilla Doolittle
Southbury
Nephe
UW Am
Hull
161 West Church
Seymious
Funeral for Judge Mitchell G Meyers Held at Home
A period of mourning for the late Judge Mitchell G Meyers of 3 Yates Avenue Waterbury will be observed this evening at his residence. Services are private and trusted by family.
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Mitchell G. Meyers
Yates Avenue
Waterbury
Naugatuck Youths Cases Continued
Three Naugatuck youths arrested in connection with a break in at the local high school had their cases continued in Waterbury Superior Court. Gary Belliger and Christopher Fox, both minors, await Youthful Offender Act eligibility. An attorney for Charles Harris plans a motion under Accelerated Rehabilitation. The case includes larceny, burglary and criminal mischief with restitution noted.
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Naugatuck
Waterbury Common Leal
Gary Belliger
Gary Labriola
Beacon Valley Rd
Christopher Fox
Catton Hollow Road
Cantreuurce
Charles Harris
Quinn St
Naugatuck panel cited for executive session error
An observer noted the Naugatuck Police Commission entered executive session on Nov 17 and reported a preexisting vote. Under the Freedom of Information Law commissions must publicly vote and cite the reason for closed sessions. Residents question if more mistakes occurred that night.
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Naugatuck Police Commission
Freedom of Information Law
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