Mediation Sought in Seymour Teachers Salary Dispute
The Seymour Board of Education and Seymour Education Association a CEA affiliate asked State Education Commissioner W J Sanders to mediate the salary dispute. The CEA board approved mediation at its June meeting and teachers trimmed their demand from $4,200 to $7,000 over two years. The board offered a $2000 increase but refused to implement it after the budget was cut by $25,000. The board's stance left teachers without signed contracts for next year and facing potential resignations. The CEA warned the situation could harm students' education.
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Seymour Board of Education
Seymour Education Association
CEA
Connecticut Education Association
Svas
W. J. Sanders
CEA Board of Directors
Seymour
Leyi ‘Education Aan
Baeié
Boar of Education
Furtthers
Sepmodr Education Association
Kes
Stock market rally mixed on New York trading day
Stocks opened modestly higher but soon narrowed gains as rails and autos fluctuated. Ford and Chrysler rose on advisory hints while General Motors and American Motors slipped. steel names weakened and chemicals showed uneven activity amid late gains for Macy’s and Litton.
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New York
UPI
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Steels
Republic
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Fe
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Allied
Pfizer
Macy
Litton
Connecticut Five Day Forecast and Local Court News
The Hartford forecast expects normal to four degrees below normal temperatures over the next five days with little change through Friday, slightly cooler Saturday and Sunday, then near normal Monday. Precipitation averages around one to one and a half inches as scattered showers Friday and Saturday and again Monday. In Waterbury, Jack Quinn, 57, Southbury, was found guilty of driving under the influence in Common Pleas Court after a 90 minute jury deliberation. he was fined 135 dollars by Judge Walter J. Sidor. An unrelated note mentions an opossum born weighing less than a paper match, living in its mother's pouch weeks before venturing out.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Hartford
Waterbury
Jack Quinn
Southbury
Common Pleas Court
Walter J. Sidor
Middlebury
Navy diver fights for life in decompression chamber
Floyd E. Goines, 36, an Oklahoma police sergeant, lies semi conscious in a barrel shaped decompression tank at the Navy Deep Sea Diving School. Navy doctors staff round the clock as they monitor his heartbeat and attempt to clear nitrogen bubbles that threaten permanent damage from a near fatal bends attack after surfacing 85 feet from Lake Ten Killer. The Air Force sent him to the facility Tuesday for treatment in one of only two chambers capable of such cases.
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Ronald H. Nelsen
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Navy
Floyd E. Goines
Okmulgee
Gkiv
Les
Goines
Lake Ten-Ktiller
Oklahoma
Air Force
Gaines
Nolle Granted in Waterbury Traffic Case
Julio Henri, 23, of Union City, was granted nolle without payment in City Court for a traffic violation yesterday. Judge Steven A. Tomiels granted a continuance to James Norton Jr, 24, of Naugatuck, charged with operating under suspension and an illegal turn, to June 28. Cheshire probate caucus endorses Ernest Oberst for judge with Paul Andrews and others among delegates.
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Nolle
Waterbury
Julio Henriques
Orchard Terrace
Union City
Steven A. Tomiels
James Norton Jr
Lewis Circle
Naugatuck
Feeley Reelected President of Easter Seal Center
Francis Feeley was reelected president of the Waterbury Area Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center at the group’s third annual meeting. New officers include William Garrity as first vice president Chester Burnett as second vice president Marion Bacey as secretary and Francis Murphy as treasurer. Directors include Jan Dembinski and Mrs Thomas Largay of Middlebury. The Women’s Volunteer Group reported about 1500 volunteer hours. Entertainment was provided by Rose Rabizon a Civic Theater director.
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Waterbury
Aily
Francis Feeley
Waterbury Area
William Garrity
Chester A. Burnett
Marion Bacey
Francis, Murphy
And
Jan,Dembinski
Thomas Largay
Middlebury A
John Standard
Natgatuck
Rose Rabizon
Civic Theater
Funeral notices and obituaries from Waterbury area
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Maury A. Lawlor Mrs Mary Lawlor James R Lawlor Henry Joseph Kulak and Mrs Lillian Kraft plus listed survivors and burial details. Services at St Patrick's Sacred Heart New Britain and Edgewood Cemetery with donations requested to Heart and Cystic Fibrosis Funds.
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Maury A. Lawlor
Mary
A.farrell
Soell
O'Donnell
East Main St
St. Patrick's Church
Old St. Joseph's Cemetery
Flowyers
Menry
Kulak
Henry Joseph Kulak
H. Flanders St. Southington
Irs
Charlotte Smicelewski
Union ‘City
Borawski Ouksa
New Britain
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Lillian Kraft
Lillian (Peterson
Kraft
Spin de Hill
Walcot
Naupay Tuck
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Waterbury
Gerald Williams
George Kraft
Charles Kraft
Edgewood Cemetery
Walcott
Beavers
Robert Kraft
David Kraft
John Hassenfeldt
Howard Hassenfeldt
George Stephens
79 Year Old Waterbury Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Joseph Martin, 79, of Waterbury was fined 330 on a reckless driving charge after hitting an advertising sign with his car in Middletown. It was his first accident in 15 years.
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Middletown
UPI
Joseph Martin
Waterbury
Rotary Club Speaker Advocates Fitness Fun
Arthur Blackmer addressed the Rotary Club at the American Brass Country Club delivering a talk titled Keeping Physically Fit Is Fun. The brief luncheon featured his health and fitness guidance as the main topic.
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Rotary Club
Arthur Blackmer
Rotary Clut
American Brass Country Club
Blackmer
Local Derby Students Stage Dance Recital at High School
Derby High School hosted a Friday evening recital featuring Gloria D. Cirillo Schools of dance students led by Frances Quint. Performances included acrobatic routines, tap numbers March Militaire and The Band Played On, plus a Bride and Bridesmaids themed sequence with Frances Quint and Ann Hisert among the cast.
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Gloria D. Cirillo
Derby High School
Frances Quint
Lollynop Tree
Eleine Brennan
Annie Kutetis
Marianne Mancimi
Kathleen O'foole
Elisabeth Sheridan
Maura ‘Tamassitis
Hollywood
Leonard Casella Receives BA Degree at Cath University
Leonard Kaness Casella, son of Dr and Mrs A Victor Casella of 16 Hilskle Ave, earned a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy at Cath University of America Washington DC. The June 5 commencement was presided by Archbishop Patrick A O Boyle.
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Carole Samborsky
Alec C. Samborski
Sunset Dr
Endicott Junior College
Beverly
Mass
Leonard Kaness Wascuit
Kendrick Hyde Fetes Classmates
Kendrick Hyde hosted a Saturday evening gathering at his home in Paris with classmates. Games and dancing were enjoyed as guests including Philip Arouri, Gregory Abate, Richard Benaler, David Hibbard, William Plasky, Norton DePinto, Robert Berger, Owen McKre, Paul Amey, Gail Houseknecht, and Patric attended.
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Kendrick Hyde
Ie Merle Hyde
Quinnet
Paris
Philip Arouri
Gregory Abate
Richard Benaler
David Hibbard
William Plasky
Norton DePinto
Robert Berger
Owen McKre
Paul Amey
Gail Houseknecht
Patric
Personal Notices From American Legion Auxiliary Meet
The Past Presidents Club of the American Legion Auxiliary plans its annual dinner tomorrow at the Spinning Wheel in Redding Ridge with a new officer slate to be elected. Members meet at the Legion Home at 6 p.m. Also the Pond Hill Community Club will install officers Friday at 8 p.m. in the clubrooms with Fremont Hoadley installing officer Arthur Stauffer as alternate. Lewis A. Dibble, 34, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis A. Dibble Jr of 510 Church St, recently graduated from McTernan School at its 48th annual exercises.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Spinning Wheel
Redding Ridge
Legion
Pond Hill Community Club
Fremont Hoadley
Arthur Stauffer
Lewis A. Dibble
Church St
McTernan School
Lewis
Prize Awarded And Prep School Attendance Planned
A student was awarded a prize in English and will enter Pomiret prep school in the fall, indicating continued academic achievement and enrollment plans for the upcoming term.
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Pomiret Prep School
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Cheshire Party Caucus
Paul Andrews
John Baldwin
Arthur TeWylder
William Shay
Ernest
Richard A. Dice
Tan
Richard Mokrzyn- Skl
United States Rubber Co
Naugatuck Footwhar
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Easter Seal
Rehab Center
Derby
Frances Bartosinski
Claudia Fleming
Janet Kazemekas
Maraha Moran
Roseann Moran
Marlyn Nauges
Susan Reich
Eileen Rio
Merlene Bartolsinski
Karen Kochler
Ronnie Naupecs
Jane Rech
Sandra Terni
Patrica GC
Laureen Comeonoon
Susan Fratesi
Deborah Jacoboski
Maryann Kerski
Linda Lee Magyar
Leslie Scranton
Patricia Simmons
Olaudia Yaekeowsh
Mary Tamosailis
Leonard F. Casella
In Pissarelli
Noelle LeRoy
Leona Evan
Sharon, Gwan
Nancy Hill
Kathleen Hankey
Kathleen Dillon
Marianne Rossi
Marsha Paplauskas
Maria Fedley
Marsha Racki
Mary Ann Rack
Rosemary Guelakis
Susan Gallagher
Ellen Costello
Urtvers
James E. Sweeney
ING
Maple St
Park
Yio
Naugatuok Insurance Agency
W. Eaton
Mgr
Prospect
Sai Muig Yi Ai
Sperry & Barnes
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Lipton
Miracle
Glorietta
Nabisco
Porterhouse
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PGA Finest
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