Connecticut Top News of 1861 Highlight Railroads and Fire
The Hartford Hospital fire claiming 16 lives and the New Haven Railroad bankruptcy top Connecticut news of 1861 per United Press International. Other major items include the state tax increase record, University of Connecticut athletes basketball scandal, and the Enfield prison break with three fugitives captured at Unionville.
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Rand Endorsed For Fifth Dist Congressman Nomination
Ten Republican town committees in Connecticut's fifth district unanimously back State Rep. John A. Rand for the GOP nomination to U S Representative. Rand pledges free world trade, congressional veto power, and protection of Naugatuck Valley industries while opposing paternal measures and unemployment benefits. Alsop, seeking governor, argues for job expansion and broader growth within Connecticut.
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