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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1972

Page

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Welfare dept study says ex welfare mothers match trained workers

Hartford based Welfare Commissioner Henry White releases results of a six month Social Work Evaluation Project pitting 10 state social workers against 10 former welfare mothers. In 31 percent of cases both groups reduced family benefits, challenging college degree requirements as sole criteria for social work. Critics call project rigged. White urges reevaluation of training standards amid prior disputes over client benefits.

Hartford, Conn UPI State Welfare Department Henry C. White Welfare Department White

Water Land Resource Conference Planned

Connecticut will release proposals on land and water use early next year. Governor Meskill announced a statewide workshop in January to review the plan by the Office of State Planning and the Department of Finance and Control. The program is a joint effort of the Office of State Planning, the Department of Environmental Protection and the Health Department, with the Interagency Water Resources Planning Board overseeing administration and review. The aim is to reduce uncertainty in long range plans for state, regional and town officials.

Hartford, Conn UPI Connecticut Thomas J. Meskill Office of State Planning Department of Finance and Control Department of Environmental Protection State Health Department Interagency Water Resources Planning Board Meskil

Driver Held In Two Deaths

Houston police charged 31 year old salesman Herman Otto Buhler with negligent homicide for killing two hitchhikers from Newington Connecticut Randall D. Gilbert 20 and Louis H Gagnon as they stood by an access road onto Interstate 10 Wednesday night He was also charged with failure to stop and render aid Buhler already faced a prior bond and a postponed trial for failing to stop and render aid in another accident last year Arrest followed a witness report of his car license number

Houston UFI Newington Conn Herman Otto Buhler Randall D. Gilbert Louis H. Gagnon Buhler

Secretary of State Urges Repeal of Election Void Filling Statute

Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer urged repeal of Statute 9219 which lets 20 signers force a special election to fill a justice of the peace vacancy. In her reply to Hartford City Clerk Robert J. Gallivan she said the method is inappropriate costly and could burden taxpayers. She also proposed eliminating elective offices for justices of the peace requiring a state constitutional amendment.

Gloria Schaffer Hartford City Robert J. Gallivan Justice of the Peace Gallivan

Former Hartford union official shoots self in cemetery

Michael Belsano 49 of Hartford was found in his locked car in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery in Bloomfield with a 22 caliber gunshot to the forehead. Police say he is in critical condition at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He had been ousted in 1969 amid allegations of financial irregularities and mob links.

Hartford Belesano Busi

Lawmaker Seeks Shield Law for Journalists

Rep. Jerome Waldie says a shield law is needed to protect sources as government presses to curb a free press. He argues disclosure rights endanger the people’s rights and cites journalist Paul Brandzburg urging journalistic privilege as essential amid grand jury refusals.

Cambridge Mass UPE Jerome Waldie D-Calif Waldie Wgbh-Tv Paul Brandzburg Louisville Courier-Journal Detroit Free Press Brandzburg Michigan Kentucky

Town Clerk Receives Written Acceptance Notice

A formal acceptance document was filed with the Town Clerk, confirming acknowledgment of the notice by the relevant party. The filing identifies the clerk as the official recipient and records the date of submission for official records.

TV Schedule Highlights and Classic Film Lineup

A dense TV timetable lists 400 ED GD PRO FOOTBALL at 4 30, 5 00 Lassie, 5 30 BeSiDe, 6 00 EVERYTHING SHOW, 7 30 HALF THE GEORGE KIRBY COM EDY HOUR, 8 30 ALIAS starr AND JONES, 9 30 ONIDGET LOVES BERNIE, with movies and series including The Enforcer Love is a Ball Streets of San Francisco Mission Impossible and The Five Pennies plus news and specials featuring Sam Donaldson Meadowlark Lemon and The Avengers.

Wwe World OF Sports George Kirby Edith Archie Carroll O'Connor Starr and Jones Gonidget Bernie Kurt Pride Fitzgeralds Moshe Deyan Steinbergs Watt David Doyle Enforcer Mary Gmin Moone Mary Murray Lou Ted Edward Asner Ted Knight San Francisco Bob Wewhart Kisler Howard Bill Daily Carol Marcia Wallace Emily Suzanne Pleshette Jerry Peter Bonerz Phelps Peter Graves Bauman Sixth Sense Black News Vickies Amazing World OF Kreskin Meadowlark Lemon Harlem Globetrotters ABC News Sam Donaldson GP News Tony Guide ASC Lanta

Lottery winner vows to share $75,000 with others

Gerald C. L Estrange, 38, of Bloomfield, won 75000 in the Connecticut Lottery with 63850. He plans to donate a substantial portion to the San Juan Center in Hartford and may foster a child. His wife hopes for ongoing support. Second prize went to Chlid Klittnick, 63, of Bridgeport. The next drawing is in Groton.

Meriden Connecticut Gerald C. L’estrange Wesleyan Terrace Bloomfield Claims Dept Travelers Insurance Company L'Estrange Klittnick Remington Arms Groton

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment

A reader recounts a lengthy extramarital confession and offers crude, misogynist advice. The response rebuts the reader's promiscuity and urges higher standards, noting the caller’s past behavior reflects poorly on his character.

Wedding Shower Dilemma Tests Family Bonds

Dear Ann Landers asks how to handle a family rift over inviting the divorced mother to a sister’s wedding shower. Aunt Alice plans the shower and has not invited the mother, prompting the bride to threaten a boycott. Landers advises that a hostess may invite whomever she pleases and that saying you will attend only if the mother is invited is inappropriate.

Ann Landers Alice Aunt Alice Mom Iere

Dear Ann Landers Seeks Cautions On Kitchen Remedies

A reader asks about a sister-in-law who rejects illness and medicine yet relies on kitchen cures. Ann Landers warns chronic distress may signal a serious problem, notes kitchen remedies offer only temporary relief, and advises consulting a doctor. She promotes a booklet offering dating advice and cool behavior.

Ann Landers Con

Star names title for Mackintosh Man and Go Ask Alice

The report notes Dominique Sanda to star opposite Paul Newman in The Mackintosh Man at Warner Bros while William Shatner headlines Go Ask Alice, an ABC television movie of the week. In California, William Troutner’s 20 year staghorn fern display at his florist shop disappeared during a burglary, valued at 600 dollars.

Hollywood UPD France Dominique Sanda Paul Newman the Mackintosh Man Warner Bros Shatner UPI William Shatner Alice ABC San Luis Obispo Calis William Troutner Troutner

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