Upson seeks 8th term in Connecticut Senate
Waterbury politician Thomas Tim Upson announced on the steps of Waterbury City Hall his bid for an eighth term in the state Senate. He highlighted 65 mph highway speed, I-84 widening near Southington, and environmental safety as core goals while pledging stricter enforcement and doubled fines for the speed limit. He also supports eliminating the Social Security tax and oversees roles on the General Law and Judiciary Committees. He lives in Waterbury with wife Kathy Wolff Upson and has two sons and three stepsons.
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Fed Seen Holding Rates As U S Economy Slows
Analysts expect the Federal Reserve to keep the federal funds rate at 5.5 percent after a two day meeting amid signs of slower U S growth. Manufacturing cooled in June and spending on construction fell 1 5 percent in May while leading indicators held steady. Greenspan warned rate rises may be needed but offered no imminent move.
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Connecticut Gas Tax Cut Takes Effect Today
Connecticut lowers gas tax by four cents per gallon, lowering the rate from 36 to 32 cents while a 90 day hold remains on the cut. Officials promise random station checks and new pump labels listing the 4-cent reduction and consumer protection contact information.
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Tornado reports mark severe storms across Connecticut
Severe storms move through Connecticut with reports of tornadoes, hail, lightning, and flooding that leaves streets submerged and cars floating. No deaths or injuries yet, but nearly 19 000 customers lose power and a Milford church fire is blamed on lightning. Meteorologists plan aerial surveys to confirm tornado activity amid scud cloud confusion.
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