School Board Considers Civil Defense Fuel Crisis Plans
The board debated a civil defense directive amid fuel shortages affecting schools. Supt Dowling noted uncertain fuel dimensions and potential use of schools by the public if heating fails. He reported lower electric costs, discussed unions, double sessions, and plans for bids on a high school addition while granting leave and ticket price changes.
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State Board of Education
Raymond Dowling
Connecticut
State Armory
Dowling
Naugatuck Teachers League
Charles Hall
State Bonding Commission
Funeral Raye F. Stinson Rites Set In St Michaels Church
Funeral services for Rayn F. Stinson of 310 Hillside Ave will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St Michaels Episcopal Church with Rev. Winfred B. Langhurst officiating. Burial is in Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Alderson Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to St Michaels Episcopal Church Memorial Fund.
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Hayatonp F. Stinson
Rayn F. Stinson
Hillside Ave
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Winfred B. Langhurst
Grove Cemetery
Alderson
Meadow St
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Energy crisis prompts regional briefings and emergency measures
Federal energy czar William Simon visited Hartford to hear residents about the crisis. Massachusetts Governor Francis Sargent sought emergency powers as the Legislature reconvenes. Rhode Island’s Utilities Commission outlined a contingency plan for gas and electric distribution, not to be released publicly until needed. Boston University announced furloughs for some staff.
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Har Sean Oduty
U.S. Air ‘Mental Protection Agency
Snld
Simon
New England
Federal
William E. Simon
Hartford
Conn
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Boston
Massachusetts Senate
Archie Smith
Rhode Island Utilities Commission
Rhode Island
Smith
Wility
Boston University
School Closings Due To Weather Announced
Fire whistles will sound at seven a m and schools are apt to be in session. Announcements will be made from six to eight a m over more than six area radio stations.
Lobby reform push seeks ethics and disclosure in lobbying
Commentators urge stronger rules for lobbyists and groups influencing legislation. Proposals call for registration and monthly financial reports, with a aim to give citizens a fuller picture of influence and access during sessions. Names include Evan Koch ey Rep William Ratchford and Gloria Schaffer.
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Evan Kochey
Commiit
William Rt
Ratchford
Danbury
Committee For Action
Gloria Schaffer
Contract Bridge Bidding Quiz From 1973
South faces a no trumps contract with vulnerable hands and a takeout double by West. The article presents five hands and suggested bids including one heart, no bid, two hearts, three spades, and pass, with reasoning on each. It emphasizes logic over convention and discusses potential game chances and partner cooperation.
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West North East South
North
Fuel dealers face supply squeeze during winter pause
The article notes heating oil shortages as major suppliers cut normal deliveries during December and January. Independent dealers struggle to secure foreign oil to meet demand, raising prices for consumers. Attorney General Quinn pledged to seek fair wholesale distribution, while Consoli dated Fuel Dealers of Massachusetts stressed that higher prices do not mean bigger profits for legitimate dealers.
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Northeast Petroleum Indus- Het di
Boston
Massachusetts
Robert H. Quinn
Quinn
Joseph Hernon
Consolidated Fuel Dealers of Massachusetts
Female lead chosen for Mulligan film The Nickel Ride
Robert Mulligan signs Linda Haynes from the Actors Studio in Los Angeles for the female lead in The Nickel Ride. The move marks Haynes first major screen role under Mulligan’s direction.
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Hollywood
UPI
Robert Mulligan
Linda Haynes
Actors Studio
Los Angeles
Conservation groups warn Maine risk from energy crisis
Clifford Goodall of the Maine Natural Resources Council told William Simon at a New England energy conference that Maine should not be sacrificed for energy independence. He warned of nuclear plants offshore oil wells and large hydropower on rivers threatening rural environments and the state’s coast.
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Hartford, Coan
UPI
Maine
William Simon
Clifford Goodall
Maine Natural Resources Council
Energy Bank For the East
Goodall
New England
Simon
Sunshine Nursery School Beliefs Emphasize Small Classes
The Sunshine Nursery School emphasizes two core beliefs: preschoolers thrive when exploring beyond family and a small classroom maximizes child teacher interaction. It highlights qualified teachers available with on call hospital support, flexible hours, nutrition, and ongoing parent conferences.
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Sunshine Nursery School
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Paulette Shulkin
Hillside
Janice Nitowski
Scott Sr
Nitowski
City Hill Middle School
City Hill
Andrew Ave
DiMaria
Philadelphia
FBI
Shirley Whiting
First Pennsylvania Bank
Harry B. Stein
Bridgeport, Conn
Revere
Mass
Samuel Palermo
James Russo
Massachusetts General Hospital
Russo
Palermo
Worcester, Mass
Niaz
Candia
Central District Court
William Luby
Rome
Via Condotti
Buckingham
Antron
Pettis
CCAG
King Fembures Syndicate
Ion
Carlson
Senice Hoover
Carlson's Furniture Church
Nelson's Prescription
House OF Flowers
Field St. Naugatuck
Po, Sur
Imichael
Mountview Shopping
Imichael's
Carpet
Alair Simoes
Theresa DaSilva
Margaret A. Linsky
Sandra Simoes
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