Northeast Utilities Campaign Upsets CCGA
Northeast Utilities and the Connecticut Citizens Action Group clash over a report urging a 54 million rate hike campaign. CCAG says the plan uses manipulative public relations tactics to sway citizens, while Northeast disputes the impact of such programs on regulatory approval.
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UELD
Northeast Utiliies
Connecticut Citizens Action Group
CCAG
Northeast
OCAG
Uris
Caplan
Mit
COAG
Comumec Group
Heetheast
Authocity
Tims
Michael Dorfurtan
UCA
PUCA
Dorfsmar
Northrast
Reddy Communcations
Reddy
Pilllu
Sabo Favors Continued In Community Debate
Fragmented local notice mentions Lam seeking continued Prosperous aid and dissolution talk for Prospect's school district amid concerns. Includes obituaries for Ravaaltsa 63 of 16 Pane talay and Pereira 68 of Day Street with funeral details at local churches and cemeteries.
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Lam
Prosprt
Unidentified Woman Buried With Dignity
An unidentified young woman killed near Route 1A on Christmas was buried in Hillside Cemetery in East Hartford with two dozen strangers present. Known only as Norma, she had no known relatives to claim her, and town employees donated funeral flowers. The service, led by Father James Nuck, prayed for her as a loving daughter known to God.
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Ray Bolger Appointed UConn Consultant
Ray Bolger named a special consultant to the University of Connecticut CIMT and to the Gerontology program. He will serve without salary, with CIMT noting his past work on A Time for Living and his legendary career in stage and film.
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UnFl
Glenn W. Perguswa
Robert Killian
Philip Sleeman
U.S
Balger
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Trial details of Avcollie case unfold with pool search
Testimony describes neighbors and police locating Mrs Avcollie after a late night missing person call. Det. Clisham and DiMaria recount searching paddle pool area, finding body, and a potential accidental fall theory. Broken vase clue and public figures from Navpatuck and Palridgetown area cited amid disputed statements.
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Avcalle
Brown
Ayeallie
Avcollie
Wanda
Mrs. Avcollie
Ross
Alty
Theodore Koskotl
Kosxall
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Mia. Aveollie
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Navpatuck
Paul Bessella
Waterbury
Frank Desmond
Palridgetownh Rd
Avecollie
Altough
Charge Dismissed in Conn. Detective Case In Reilly Probe
James G. Conway of Vernon had a pistol charge dismissed after aiding the defense in the Reilly case. He had been arrested April 7, 1976, for carrying a .33 caliber revolver without a permit after turning in the weapon to a deputy sheriff during a retrial hearing in the Reilly slaying. State police found he held a permit only to Vernon, and, praised by Superior Court Judge Maurice J. Sponzo for uncovering new evidence. The charges against Reilly were ultimately dismissed before the retrial.
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Peter A. Teeilly
James G. Conway
Vernon
Litchfield Superior Court
Reilly
Conway
Ti Vernon
Maurice J. Sponzo
Sponen
Barbara Gibbons
Neve Ovitenen
Coul
Gilroy Daly
Litchfeld Superior Court
David M. Shea
Dennis A. Santoro
Peranil
Region 16 considers budget with an assistant superintendent
The district debates reintroducing a budget with an assistant superintendent who would seek state and federal grants. Board chair warns against a fifth vote on the same plan while Prospect leaders split, noting windfalls and potential district dissolution could shift who would oversee the position and how the towns share duties.
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Ciariella
Schoo District
Walter Macoff
Prospect
GOP
Robert’. Chatfield
Nyhab
Beacon Falls
Minors Barred from Gambling Facilities in Connecticut
Hartford dispatch reports Governor Grasso signed legislation banning minors from legalized gambling venues unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The law aims to curb underage access, with exemptions for minors employed at facilities. Grasso has signed 467 bills, vetoed 13, and allowed the $1.91 billion budget to take effect without signature.
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Conn
UPD
Bila T. Grazao
Grasso
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