Unregistered Vehicle Charge In Waterbury
George Cofield aged 51 of 167 Pear Street Waterbury was arrested by Patrolman Robert Schilke for operating an unregistered motor vehicle at Main and Maple Streets. He was released on a 150 dollar bond with no cash required and a January 4 court date set. A separate report notes a car stolen from Mountview Plaza later found, with few details available.
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George Cofield
Pear St
Waterbury
Robert Schilke
Main and
Maple Sts
Cofield
William Stankiewicz
Prospect St
Henry Kuczenski
Mountview Plaza
Bertram E. Breault
Mulberry St
Maple SL
Noren Gabriel
Breault
Jeffrey Lewis
New Britain
Asan Spout
Prison Guards Strike Threat Not Seen as Likely
Hartford reports that union negotiator Barry Scheinberg called a prison guards strike threat a public relations gimmick and unlikely to materialize. He noted the state police unit would take over if necessary, with Gov Grasso to decide on National Guard help.
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Hartford, Conn
UPD
Barry Scheinberg
Connecticut State Employer Association
Ella T. Grasso
Connecticut National Guard
Scheinberg
Grasso
Nation Guard
American Federation of State
CSEA
Schienberg
Borough Sees $80,000 Police Injury Payments Raise Costs
Two borough policemen accounted for over $80,000 in payments from Travelers Insurance as 130 injuries caused 952 lost work days. Officials note 17 injuries produced nearly 900 lost days, reflecting rising costs across the state. Burgess Perugini questioned preemployment physicals. financial transfers and court actions were approved, with $4,341 moved from Contingency to Court Expense to cover vacating a police union arbitration award. The mayor credited lawyers and staff for a $150,000 initial annual savings from the court victory.
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Naugatuck
Patrick DeTullio
Travelers Insurance Co
DeTullio
Burgess Leonard Perugini
Laura Hess
Rado
Attys
Warren Hess
Henry Marlor
State and CSEA Open Talks on Master Contract for 30000 Workers
The state and CSEA began master contract negotiations covering nearly 30,000 workers with initial sessions focusing on ground rules for talks set to continue next month. About 700 of 1183 prison guards authorized a potential strike if interim pay raises are not granted, seeking a two-step increase similar to a recent police boost.
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CSEA
Correction Department
Sandra Bilgon
Hedvig Pauline Johnson Dies in Williamsburg
Hedvig Pauline Johnson 71 widow of Anders Johnson of 19 Esther Ave died suddenly Monday in Williamsburg Virginia. Born June 24 1906 in Sweden she was a Zion Lutheran Church member. She leaves a Virginia Beach daughter Betty Meier a brother Caleb Johnson and four Swedish siblings plus four grandchildren. Memorial services in Waterbury with time to be announced. Alderson Funeral Home 70 Central Ave. overseeing arrangements.
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Hedvig Pauline (Johnson) Johnson
Anders Johnson
Esther Ave
Williamsburg
Sweden
Zion Lutheran Church
Johnson
John
Betty) Meier
Virginia
Raymond A. Lambert of Middlebury Dies at 64
Raymond A. Lambert 64 of 93 Acme Drive Middlebury died suddenly Monday at Waterbury Hospital of natural causes per medical examiner. He worked for 30 years as a supervisor at Scovill Mfg. Co. He leaves widow Rollande and children Raymond, Thomas, and Barbara plus seven brothers and three sisters. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at O'Neill Funeral Home Oakville with burial in Mt. Oliver Cemetery Watertown. Friends may visit today.
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Middlebury
Raymond A. Lambert
Acme
Waterbury Hospital
Mr. Lambert
Sunbury
Albert
Mildred Lambert
Waterbury
Scovill Mfg. Co
Rollande (Fournier) Lambert
Raymond Lambert
Thomas Lambert
Oakville
Barbara Newell
Woodbury
Robert Lambert
Walcott
Jack
Webb Wright
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Watertown
Mrs Ralph Noble 66 of Cheshire dies after long illness
Mrs Pauline Bryson Noble wife of Ralph Noble Sr. died Tuesday at Waterbury Hospital after a long illness. Born April 30 1910 in Maryland she lived in Cheshire 43 years and worked for Waterbury Co. She is survived by husband two sons Ralph Jr and Frank both of Waterbury two daughters Mrs Anthony Yarrow Prospect and Mrs Joan Dauphinais Wolcott a brother Robert Bryson Springfield NW a sister Mrs Loretta Pehr Glastonbury ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday 8 15 a m from Alderson Funeral Home Waterbury to Church of the Epiphany Cheshire for 9 a m Mass Burial Calvary Cemetery Friends may call today 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Cheshire
Pauline (Bryson) Noble
Larson Ave
Ralph Noble Sr
Waterbury Hospital
Maryland
John
Margaret (Farrell) Bryson
Noble
Waterbury Co
Church of the Epiphany
Ralph Noble Jr
Frank Noble
Wotenit
Anthony Yarrow
Prospect
Joan Dauphinais
Wolcott
Robert Bryson
Springfield
Loretta Pehr
Glastonbury
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Waterbury
Calvary Cemetery
Kinney widow Claire Kinney dies after long illness
Mrs Claire Platt Kinney 85 widow of W Franklin Kinney of 67 Clematis Ave Waterbury died Tuesday at Waterbury Extended Care Facility Watertown after a long illness born Oct 3 1891 in Waterbury to Frederick and Fanny Coffin Platt she was a member of Third Congregational Church Evergreen Chapter OES Naugatuck Sarah Rogers Chapter DAR She leaves two daughters Miss Mildred Kinney of Waterbury and Mrs John Tomlinson of Rocky Hill two brothers Frederick L Platt of Middlebury and George Leonard Platt of Woodbury a sister Mrs Clarence E Anderson of Woodbury several nieces and nephews Private funeral services will be held Thursday at Alderson Funeral Home 70 Central Ave burial in Washington Green Cemetery Washington Conn There are no calling hours Frederick O Luschenat Prospect funeral today at 11 a m Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Naugatuck burial Grove Cemetery contributions to church.
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Waterbury
Claire (Platt) Kinney
W. Franklin Kinney
Clematis Ave
Watertown
Frederick and
Fanny (Coffin) Platt
Kinney
Third Congregational Church
Evergreen Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Naugatuck
Sarah Rogers
Dar
Mildred Kinney
John
Yvonne) Tomlinson
Rocky Hill
Frederick L. Platt
Middlebury
George Leonard Platt
Woodbury
Clarence“ E.” “Anderson
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Stanley Keast
Washington Green Cemetery
Washington Conn
Frederick
TV Station To Sponsor The Times Farm Camp
WFSB Channel 3 will sponsor The Times Farm Camp long run by Armada Lodge Times Farm Corp. The 16 year old camp serves about 500 underprivileged children yearly on 275 acres in Coventry and Andover offering two weeks of resident camping with a $70,000 budget and a $45,000 public fundraising goal.
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Hartford
Cons
UPD
WFSB
Times Farm Camp
Hartford Times
Dan Gold
Channel 3
Norman Ruderman
Armada Lodge-Times Farm Corp
Gold
Coventry
Andover
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Glendale Manor
William Long
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Michael Kelly
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