Auditors Criticize School Headmaster Over Relatives Hiring
State auditors critique Heatmaster Ben G Hoffmeyer of the American School for the Howl over a $22,500 relationship with Voices of the Unheard Inc and board ties. They flag conflicts from relatives employed by the district and payments to two lawyers, Conrad and Collins, amid a May 1979 civil suit and a $100,000 residence sale. General Motors in Mexico offers to test tolerance in Mexico City, a 42 million city plagued by severe air pollution.
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Edmund le Boalher
General Motors
Mexico
Mexico City
Auditors Cite Poor Inventory Controls at Mystic Oral School
State auditors criticized Mystic Oral School in Mystic for lacking formal inventory and accounting controls over food supplies and equipment. They found no physical inventories during the audited period and noted prior deficiencies had not been corrected.
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Waistford, Conn
UPT
Mystic Oral School
Lea Y. Donahue
Henry Becker
Mystic
Board of Education
GOP Leader Denounces Gov Grasso On Fiscal Handling
Hartford Republican Senate minority leader Lawrence Denardis in Hamden criticizes Governor Ella Grasso for fiscal mismanagement calling the state budget handling confused and panicked. He cites inconsistent deficit and surplus projections and questions credibility of administration on finances. Rolling Stone assigns Saber Dean II to cover the Republican convention with editor Wenner touting him as a unique observer of Republican politics.
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Court rules on paternity and welfare rights
Hartford federal panel upholds a 1973 law that denies welfare or AFDC benefits if a mother refuses to name a child's father unless the state proves it serves the child’s best interest. The ruling requires proper hearings before enforcement and notes hearings aim to locate nonpaying fathers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Hartman Hosts GMA as Today Rivalry Grows
New York report notes Mary Hartman talk shifts to morning TV where ABCs Good Morning America gains ground on NBC Today. David Hartman and Nancy Dussault lead GMA with Barbara Walters rumored for guest spots. Nielsen shows ABC narrowing the gap. Hartman stresses a human, light approach and brief interviews.
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Complainant Denied Access To Files By CHRO Ruling
The state Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities may legally deny public access to its case files. Judge Judith A. Latey ruled that complainant Jack Herman cannot sue for full access in his discrimination cases. The CHRO may withhold investigative materials while allowing some items like income tax forms to be excluded.
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Ballerina Margot Fonteyn Autographs a Shoe for Collector
David Garrity, a Hartford memorabilia collector, obtained Dame Margot Fonteyn's autograph on a cast shoe during her visit. She initially hesitated due to its poor condition but agreed after refurbishing it with ribbon. The signed shoe is part of a broader collection including Verdi and Lind signatures.
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Cotter Bill Seeks A Four Year Review Of Federal Programs
UPI reports Rep. William Boecker introduces a bill to force Congress to reauthorize every federal program at four year intervals. The measure requires a veto based continuation review by both houses, a zero based budget review, and a determination by standing committees on necessity and effectiveness.
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Alexander elected Hartford urban league president
Errol Alexander of Vernon is elected president of the Urban League of Greater Hartford. Directors at the recent annual meeting requested a major budget hike for 1977. The proposed 1977 budget is significantly larger than the current year.
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