Boston Children's Museum Opens as Learning Tool and Fun
A bustling Boston exhibit space showcases child development themes at the New England Children’s Museum. Teachers and staff guide visitors through hands on stations including a Japanese village display, a transportation museum expansion, and interactive computer terminals. The center emphasizes inclusive learning styles, collaboration with the Resource Center, and teacher instruction as it expands with a renovated downtown Warehouse and a spring 1979 opening.
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Hearings Planned On Insulation Hazards
Connecticut lawmakers plan hearings on home insulation health and safety risks. Representative Virginia Connolly says General Law Committee hearings likely within two weeks. Senator Anthony Moffett urges governors to set temporary insulation regulations until federal rules are clarified.
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Dear Ann Readers Offer Family Counseling For Struggling Daughter
A parent writes about a 21 year old daughter battling drugs, multiple exits from school, abortion, and a volatile relationship. Dear Ann counsels seeking counseling, cutting funds if refused, and allowing space to mature, noting rebellion isn’t solely caused by upbringing. Encourages drug treatment clinics and mental health centers as options.
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Pay up or pay phone: readers share long distance debt woes
A reader from San Bernardino writes about guests making long distance calls and delaying payment. They detail a Labor Day weekend guest who owes money and suggest installing a pay phone booth or public reminder, jokingly, to deter nonpayment. The letter asks others for printed feedback.
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Dear Ann Landers Leftover Giver Sparks Neighbor Friction
A reader vents about a neighbor who insists on gifting leftovers and stale produce despite refusals. Ann Landers suggests discarding unneeded items and giving only to those who want them, while noting the neighbor’s compulsive giving as a neurosis and offering a bridal guide promotion.
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Carbone weighs support split over Grasso Killian bid
Hartford political scene shows Councilman Nicholas R. Carbone cautious about backing Gov. Ella Grasso or potential challenger Robert I. Killian. Carbone controls Hartford’s Democratic machine and may back Killian if he adopts an urban agenda. He plans a February poll to gauge Grasso’s standing before delegate selections, while party dissatisfaction grows among liberals and conservatives.
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Connecticut Legislature Urges National Foundry Designation
In 1839 the Connecticut legislature asked Congress to designate the two works in Salisbury as a national foundry, seeking federal recognition and support for the state’s industrial assets.
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State Human Services To Be Scrutinized
Gov. Bila T. Grasso named eight members to the Human Services Reorganization Committee to craft a plan for the 19 Legislature. The panel includes Mary Erlanger chairman, Morten Coleman, Olga Mele, Dr Ronald Brown, Dr Michael Fierti, Ida Anita McKenny, Nery Marcus, and Elizabeth Hamilton with six others appointed by legislative leaders.
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Tasteful garden veg and historical flavor hints
A fragmented text mixes garden fresh vegetables and cooking tips with quirky asides about sauces, herbs, and a centuried history. It mentions tomato and onion combos, spice notes, and a peculiar note about a coffee substitute by browning and whisking, linking to old English and German traditions.
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Card of Thanks for Manuel Rebello bereavement
The Rebello family expresses gratitude for kindness, flowers, cards, and sympathy after Manuel Rebello's death. They note memorial contributions to Nanp Ambulance Corps and special thanks to Rev. Msgr. Joseph Healey and pallbearers. Signed by Mrs Slanuel Rebello, Miss Kenneth Dutra, and Mr and Mrs Anthony Rebello.
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Health linked to production in chiropractic report
A Connecticut Chiropractic Association leader argues health of workers directly affects production. He cites that when operators are ill, machinery downtimes rise, and overall costs increase, urging regular health checks and spinal examinations as firms report benefits from spinal integrity on the job.
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Connecticut Chiropractic Association
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