AABC Plans Shutdown Of Waterbury Tube Mills
Anaconda American Brass Co announces tentative shutdown of Waterbury Tube Mills by November 9 due to excessive costs. The Waterbury complex employs about 450 people and paid over $7 million in payroll and $700,000 in taxes in 1975. Losses of $93 million through April 1976 cited as main cause. production moved to other Brass Division mills if operations end.
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Naugatuck
Anaconda American Brass Co
Willard T. Chamberlain
Anaconda Brass Division
Waterbury
Crani Usto
Conn
Hobbins St
Bank St
Brass
United States
Connecticut
Waterbury Tube Mills
Pet
Anaconda Brass
Haslo
Region 16 Board Faces FOI Commission Action
The Region 16 Board of Education must appear before the Freedom of Information Commission in Hartford over alleged violations of the Right to Know. Charges stem from meeting minutes filed in the Town Clerk’s office by Beacon Falls residents Janice Mariaswick Mary Raymond and Kulkisen Grace.
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Region 16
FOI Commission
Region I Board of Education
Kulkisen
Grace
Beacon Falls
Timi
Peter Vyrell
Deaths: Florence Hrast and others listed in local notices
Obituary notices list Florence Hrast of 91a North Spin Street age 67 who died June 9 1976 with mass at St Francis Church and burial at Jasper Cemetery. Also shown are Heinzard or Heinard S K RL CE of 1 North Bowley died June 9 1876 with funeral at Buckmilter Bytocrat and burial at St Prams Church and old details. Mariano Liver and other names appear with funeral times and locations including St James Cemetery and Buckkiller Funeral Home.
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Florence AL wWshorne
North Spin St
Fecen
Hacker
Terrace Ave
SL Francis Church
Jasper Cemetery
Mowin
Heinard
North Bowley
Dune
Buckmilter
Fareview Ave
Prams Church
Buvialin
Rani
Pratt
Wliver
Mariano
Beal
Bureral
Housing Authority Sued By Albaitis
The Naugatuck Housing Authority faces a suit filed by Albaitis Brothers over unpaid work at Oak Terrace Elderly Housing. Jay Lor Builders is named as general contractor, with a prior April 4 agreement cited by Albaitis, which the authority says never existed. The case was previously dismissed for lack of diligence, and the authority plans to defend, claiming full payment to the general contractor and no contract with Albaitis Brothers.
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Frank Cagtagna
Naugatuck Housing Authority
Albaitis Brothers i
Qak
Slong
Jay Lor Builders
Vastey Stream
Sui
JayLor
JayLor Tuilders
Albaitis Hrathers
Oak Terrace
Ideal
Cyslagna
Com. Migsinners
Jay
Albnitis Brothers
Vie
Hill
Tovad
Naugatuck
Court of Common Tens
Leanard Cotella
Albaitis Brothers
Mlichael Hagstrain
sMlsaitis
Darna
Middletown track gains gaming license amid renewal fight
WETHERSFIELD Conn a temporary gaming license was issued for the Middletown track by the state gaming commission as it moved to revoke the Wolcott track permit. The commission also set a July hearing on revocation while Saw Mill Brook Racing Association touted a potential next year opening though officials warned it could take about two years. Old Rock Road Corp defended its finances amid permit denials. In New York James A Farley longtime Democratic figure and former national party chair died at 88 in Waldorf Towers. Farley helped shape FDR’s White House campaigns and served as postmaster general.
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Juan Tamayo Wethersfield
Seb
Middletown
State Gaming Commission
Fora Tog
Wotcott Track
Paul J. Silvergleid
Sawimbl Brook Racing Association
S53
Tuillinn Middletown
Silver
Special Revenue Commission
Wolcott
Connecticut
State Environmental Protection Department
State Traffic Commission
Sugvession
Old Rock Road Attocney
Daniel Brennan
New York
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Waldorf Towers
Farley
Jim
National Democratic
Roosevelt
Mwe
FDR
Mrs Naugatuck greets visitors in Naugatuck parade
Hundreds greet Miss Haddeley known as Mrs Naugatuck on the Mande TV series. She chats with locals during a Connecticut visit after a trade show luncheon with Gov. Kelene and other officials. She plans to keep the Naugatuck name.
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Naugatuck
Hermione
Baddeley
Mrs. Naugatuck
Miss Haddeley
Naugy
Grasse Kelene
Joseph’Connell
Onnell
Town Hall
Rhode Island Wants 1-84 Completed
Rhode Island seeks federal approval to build an interstate through the western state portion. A highway administration spokesman notes the outcome hinges on Connecticut's approval of a linking segment. State transportation director Robert J. Tanill says the move aims to keep the process from stalling here, amid criticism from residents and environmental groups about dramatic local changes.
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Providence
UPI
Rhode Island
Federal Highway Administration
Rhode Islate
Hartlechia
Connecticut
Robert J. Tanill
Hanlon Seeks PUCA Probe on Power Disconnections
Representative Neal B. Hanlon writes to the Public Utilities Control Authority urging review of Connecticut Light and Power Company disconnect practices in the Naugatuck area. He cites delayed contacts, dispatcher limits on reconnection, and use of cash payment demands to pressure delinquent customers, noting hardships during harsh winter days and reported late afternoon cutoffs.
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Neal B. Hanlon
Toth
Public Utilities Control Authority
Conn, Light and Power Co. Cor
Naugatuck
Conn
S-hower
Ion
Ant
French-born Longet faces closed hearing in manslaughter case
Aspen report says French-born singer Clanding Longet attends a closed preliminary hearing on manslaughter charges in skier Vadimir Sabieh's death. A gag order fight involves 14 news organizations as the Colorado and U.S. courts reject attempts to lift the order. Longet could face up to two years in prison and fines. Attorney Charles Weed argues the arraignment coverage may jeopardize her fair trial, seeking to keep the hearing sealed. \
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United Press International
Aspen
Colo
UPI
Longet
Vadimir Sabieh
Sit
Bo 14
Colorado Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Colorado
Miss Longet
Nos 500
Charles Weed
Ape
Arbitration Hearing Rules Set for Borough Police Union Talks
A joint statement from the borough and Police Union Local 325 IBPO officers reported ground rules for future arbitration meetings and a list of issues to be addressed. Both sides expressed optimism that most issues could be resolved.
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International Brotherhood of Police
Tas Hell
Stl Town Hall
Weather Outlook With Hot, Partly Sunny Days
Partly sunny and hot with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s. Variable clouds tonight with low temperatures in the 60s. Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Rain chances around 20 percent today and tonight, 1 percent Wednesday, slight Friday. Winds mainly gentle and variable becoming southwest 10 to 20 mph by Friday. Temperatures from Bristol Recorders show midnight around 62, 9 am around 62.9, with pressure readings near 29.7 to 29.41 inches.
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Howe
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Washington
Ford
Rogers CB
Morton
Sauder
Jimmy Cutter
Dha
Ehouse Trhingelt
Hubert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Shenny Carter
Carter
Walter Muroff
James
EAS TV
Housing Authority
Albaitis
James A Farley
Hanlon
PUCA
Morris Township
Karen Ann Quinlan
Descott
Ilia Quinlan
Morcis View Nursing Home
Batt
Bristol Recorders
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