Naugatuck residents push planning board for action on injunction
Taxpayers surrounding Naugatuck Heights Apartments urge the Planning Commission to issue an injunction against Somerset Construction Co. and press borough officials to halt site work. They accuse the contractor of stalling after four corrected plans show no changes beyond building facades. Community members name their fear of delays and demand enforcement of the mandate.
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Naugatuck Heights
Naugatuck
Planning Commission
Somerset Construction Co
Bill Rade
Violence flares at plant as pickets clash with police
Early morning clashes at the plant left two women unharmed as police cordoned Bridge Street late, a fire at a gate barrel drew Fire Dept attention, and street crews removed fuel. Mayor Rado and Chief Mariano stood by while talks with plant officials and union leaders were possible after 11:30.
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Street Dept
Eastern Co
Fire Dept
Environmental Committee
William Rado
Frank J. Mariano
Joseph Summa
Land and Water Use Plans CNVRPA Meeting Topic
Plans for future land and water use in Connecticut and the Central Naugatuck Valley will be discussed at an open community meeting on Tuesday January 8 1974 at 8 p m at St Margaret s McTernan School Waterbury Sponsored by the Junior League of Waterbury Campas Naugatuck Valley Regional Planning Agency and the Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce a film A Plan of Conservation and Development for Connecticut will be shown and a panel will present positions from state departments regional and local planners followed by a discussion session for public input.
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Connecticut
Naugatuck Valley
St. Margaret's McTernan School
Waterbury
Junior League of Waterbury, the
Campas
Connecticut Department of Finance and Control
W. Raymond Ahearn
Connecticut Light and Power
William Blitz
Cheshire
Richard Dowd
Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
Jobs Drak
Connecticut Department of Transportation
Man Lesster
Obituary Notice for Charles E Aquavia Sr. 75 of Naugatuck
Charles E Aquavia Sr. 75 of Naugatuck died Sunday at his home after a brief illness. Born March 28 1898 he was a lifelong resident, retired general contractor and parish member of St Francis Church. Survived by widow Mary and eight children, two brothers, five sisters, 13 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 8:30 a.m. from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Francis Church. Burial in St James Cemetery. Cremation plans not listed. The Cristofora Colombo Society to meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Woodland SL
Naugatuck
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Vincenzo
Angelina
DeCarlo) Aquavia
Naugal
Aquavia
St. Francis Church
Christofaro Colombo Society
Mary
Farrar) Aquavia
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Charles E
Robert
Louis A
West Haven
Casmir Uszakiewicz
Richard Moffo
Walcott
James
Chicago
Joseph
Doc
Charles Gibino
Louis DeCarlo
Rocco Sabia
Olympie Bartelli
John Oliver
Fitzgerald - Zembruski- Syrillo
North Main St
Charles F. Daly
Tucson
Ariz
Bentley Ave
Conn
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
St. James Cemetery
Funerals and Burial Notes from Multiple Cities
Funeral notices from Waterbury Pompano Beach Tucson and Prospect summarize services for Dr Samuel Atkins Charles Daly Mrs Ellen Perkins Phillip Russell and others. Services held at Beth El Adath Jeshurum St Francis St John of the Cross St Margaret's St Anthony's with burials in Calvary Sacred Heart St James and Prospect Cemeteries. Contributions suggested to church or charity funds.
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Samuel M. Atkins
Margate
Fla
Samuel Mr. Atkins
East Ridge Drive
Waterbury
Palm-Aire Drive
Pompano Beach
Beth el Synagogue
A. Joseph Heckelman
Irying Pinsky
Adath Jeshurum
West Roxbury
Mass
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Mary Garman
Whittemore Road
Mulville
West Main St
St. John of the Cross Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Wauregan
Ellen Perkins
Ellen (Reardon) Perkins
Plaza Ave
Bergin Funeral Home
East Main St
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Pifeluyp L. Russell
Prospect
Woodacre Drive
Frigon Funeral Home
East Clay St
St. Anthony's Church
Prospect Cemetery
St. Anthony's Building Fund
Bristol-Myers to Appeal FTC Ruling on Dry Ban Ads
Bristol-Myers Co plans to appeal an FTC judge ruling that its Dry Ban deodorant ads were deceptive. Ogilvy and Mather disputed the findings and said the firm did not intend to mislead. The ruling cites five TV spots airing in 1969 and 1970 costing $5.8 million, noting the product appears wet and leaves visible residue.
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Washington
UPI
Bristol-Myers, Co
Federal Trade’ Commission
Ogilvy and Mather
Bristol-Myers
FTC
Commission
Daniel H.‘Hlanscom
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John Hackett
Sphoto
Keith Leuchars
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Clarence Schiller
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Smith
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Meriden
Middletown
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