ICC Ready To Order Rail Takeover
Washington DC sources report the Interstate Commerce Commission was expected to order the Penn Central to absorb the bankrupt New Haven Railroad within 30 days to avert shutdowns. The price was anticipated at up to 30 million above the 125 million cap set in October 1967, with both sides likely to appeal while negotiations continue. Bondholders and creditors had long disputed the purchase price.
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Zoning Board Plans Ruling on Union City Change
The Borough Board will act as Zoning Commission tonight after its regular meeting. The Planning Commission favors rezoning Union City Road area from rural to business to permit a parcel division by Nunzio Finateri. Proposals hinge on written request and may involve the Retrement Board alongside borough officials.
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East Granby Town Records Sale Fire Damages Town Hall
Fire destroyed half the East Granby Town Hall as four volunteer companies battled the blaze on Sunday. The roof and second floor of the three story brick building suffered heavy damage, but town records were reported safe.
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Five Day Forecast Predicts Above Normal Temps at Bradley
The Weather Bureau at Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks Conn says the five day period from Tuesday through Saturday will see average temperatures above normal with daily highs in the mid 40s to near 50 and overnight lows in the 30s to near 40. Rain showers are possible with total precipitation more than half an inch during the middle and end of the period.
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Woman Hurt In Crash Of Car Into Polo
Olympia LaFlamme, 41, of 199 Lewis St, was arrested on reckless driving after one car struck a utility pole on Andrew Ave near Scott St. She was treated for head injuries at St. Marys and released. Court date set for Dec 30 at Waterbury Circuit Court.
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Courant Editor Wins Farm Award in Chicago
Hartford Courant farm editor Holdridge was named nation’s outstanding newspaper agricultural editor at the Newspaper Farm Editors’ Assn meeting in Chicago. He received a $500 cash prize and a silver Tilzer Agricultural Editors’ Award from C Jan Westmoreland. Holdridge joined the Courant in 1962 after thirty years teaching vocational agriculture in Guilford and Madison.
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Waterbury Woman Held In Murder
Barbara Fuller, 26, of Waterbury is held without bond on murder charges in the shooting death of Donald Ellis. Ellis was found with a brain wound from a gunshot at his North Main Street apartment about 3 a.m. Sunday. Detectives say the incident followed a quarrel. Fuller and Ellis had lived together for over seven years. She was arraigned and bound over to Superior Court. trial date not yet set.
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Police Seek Four Who Fled Prison
State police hunt four of seven prisoners who escaped from New Haven State Correctional Center. Three escapees, Vincent Brown Patrick Leno and Lewis Monsillo, were recaptured within an hour near the jail after slipping through an open door, climbing to the roof, and dropping from a 15 foot drain pipe. The four at large remain at large but are not considered highly dangerous. a guard spotted them on the roof and alerted authorities as troopers checked the area.
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Sisters Die In House Fire in Chester Connecticut
Two young sisters Dawn Marie Bradley six and Michelle Bradley three died in a Chester house fire that burned about two hours before control by firefighters. Their mother Marion Bradley twenty two was treated for burned hands and rested comfortably at Middlesex Memorial Hospital. Neighbor Raymond Bradley was away from home at the time. The three room Toomhouse was gutted and the blaze began around 7 30 p.m with cause still under investigation.
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Wall Street Charter Sees Gains With Cautious Optimism
Blair and Co says higher prices remain possible with selective improvements ahead. Alexander Hamilton Institute notes uptrend in industrial, rail and utilities and a path of least resistance up. Wrights Investors Service warns a Dow near 1000 by year end could presage a decline and urges profit taking in early January.
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Julian Bond to speak at Fairfield University
Georgia State Representative Julian Bond, barred from his Georgia House seat for criticising U.S. Vietnam policy, will address Fairfield University as part of the Bellarmine Lecture Series. Bond, 28, was nominated for the Democratic vice presidency last summer in Chicago but withdrew due to age requirements.
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Salvation Army Christmas Carols In Brass Bands History
Favorite Christmas carols have been played by Salvation Army brass bands since 1878. Today more than 9,500 persons in the United States play in The Salvation Army's bands.
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New England Schools Try Flexible Mod Scheduling Across Region
Boston based report explains modular scheduling where schools in New England use 22 to 25 minute mods to replace fixed daily periods. Lewis Junior High Cohasset High Timberlane High Timetabling aims to give teachers more planning freedom and students more time for active learning.
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New Britain Firemen Stamped By Gas Fumes
New Britain officials probe a mysterious explosive gas leak at a three story building on 25 Grand St. Firemen evacuated residents and opened windows after tests showed a highly explosive gas. Deputy Chief Raymond Galati said the odor may be emanating from steam radiator vent valves and planned further analysis before reentry. The incident recalls a prior deadly blast in Southington.
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Trap Rock Firm Hit By Fire in North Branford
A major fire at New Haven Trap Rock Co in North Branford caused nearly 260000 in damages after burning a 2100 by 60 foot multi purpose building for hours. Four towns aided fought the blaze which started Saturday and fire officials said the cause was under investigation. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was educated by his father.
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