New Handicapped Crossing Signs Approved by State
The State Traffic Commission approved new crosswalk signing standards to aid handicapped pedestrians on state highways. Three commissioners, including Stanley Pac Edward Leonard and James Shugrue, endorsed signs with a diamond shape yellow background and a Handicapped Crossing sub-plate, often paired with a 25 mph advisory plate. The first posting will be on Route 14 in Windham near Camp Crossroads.
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Hartford
State Traffic Commission
States Motor’ Vehicles
James F. Shugrue
Route 14
Windham
Camp Crossroads
CCM Withdraws Suit For Education Outlays
The Connecticut Conference Of Municipalities reluctantly withdraws its suit to force immediate 20 percent back payments for 1975 76 special education reimbursements. The action is contingent on reinstitution if the state delays future payments.
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Connecticut Conference of Municipalities
CCM
Robinson, Robinson & Cole
Slate
Parking plan outlined for Newport visitors and shuttle link
The article details three recommended parking areas with shuttle service to downtown Newport. Locations include the U S Naval Education and Training Center, Aquidneck Industrial Park, and two Coddington Highway lots. A $3 daily parking and shuttle fee is stated, with last minute plans for a shuttle between downtown Newport and Fort Adams.
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Newport
U.S. Naval Education and Training Center
Aquidneck
Bristol County
Aquidneck Island
Coddington Highway
Newport Bridge
Robert Henry
Fort Adams
Bingham Named To Connecticut Justice Commission
Former Rep. James Bingham has been named to the Connecticut Justice Commission, the panel overseeing grants from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. House Minority Leader Gerald Stevens appointed him. Bingham, a Stamford Republican, is a lawyer and former chairman of the state Commission on Court Reorganization and Unification. he ran for attorney general in 1974.
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Hartford
Obituary: Dominick Serafin 62 of Naugatuck
Dominick Serafin 62 of 51 Prospect Street died Wednesday evening at home after a brief illness. Born August 4 1913 in New Britain he was a lifelong Naugatuck resident and retired Eastern Company employee. He leaves two brothers Vincent and Joseph and three sisters Mrs. Stokes Mrs. Shurack and Mrs. Pecukonis along with several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home Friday at 9:30 a.m. to St Hedwig's Church for Mass at 10. Burial in St James Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Dominick Serafin
Prospect. St
New Britain
Stephen and
Mary
Krawiec) Serafin
Eastern Company
Vincent Serafin
Colorado
Joseph Serafin
Naugatuck
John Stokes
Waterbury
Walter Shurack
Southington
Joseph Pecukonis
Fitzgerald- Zembruski- Syrillo
North Main St
Funeral Notices for Granfield and dos Santos
Woodbridge service for Joan T. Granfield of North Fort Myers will be held at the Church of the Assumption with burial in St. Lawrence Cemetery West Haven. Silk Bros. Funeral Home handles arrangements. Lena Cardoza dos Santos had private funeral services at Buckmiller Funeral Home with Mass at Our Lady of Falima Church.
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John T. Granfield
Woodbridge
Joan T. Granfield
North Fort Meyers
Fla
Church of the Assumption
St. Lawrence Cemetery
West Haven
Silk Bros. Funeral Home
Dwight St
New Haven
Joseph Dos Santos
Lena (Cardoza) Dos Santos
Terrace Ave
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
Our Lady of Falima Church
Nelson Rebeiro
St. James Cemetery
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Mt. View
Mt. View Plaza
Rubber Ave
Naugotuck
Coiners
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Berklae
Daily News
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Pather
Manhattan
Wembley
Wright
Bruit
Buxton
Daniel Green Sandals Leisure-Suits
Church St
Lord Jeff
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