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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1975

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Environmentalists push to spare Congaree Swamp trees

In Columbia South Carolina environmentalists urge a moratorium on logging to preserve the Congaree Swamp, arguing the 70 000 acre forest is a near pristine resource and essential to regional life support systems while opponents warn of job losses and tax impacts from a national park preserve. The Beidler tract and a 14 000 acre core area draw focus as debates over conservation versus private timber interests intensify among state officials, business leaders, and the forestry association.

William Stradener Columbia, S.C UPL Congaree Carolina James ¥. Elder Congaree Swamp National Preserve Association John V.dennis Sierra Club Bulletin Dennis South Carolina Santee Cooper South Carolina Public Service Authority Frank Belcler Chicago Columbus National Park Service Beidler Elder Heidler Park Service John Tiller State Forestry Commission Frees South Carolina Forestry Association Marion Burnside Columbia Auto Cedar Creek Hunt Club Morris Morgan Association Burnside Robert RB. Scott The Forestry Association Scott Unnee County

Laura Garceau Wins Four-Year Uniroyal Scholarship

Laura L. Garceau, senior at Naugatuck High School, was named recipient of the Uniroyal four-year scholarship valued at $6,000. She graduated first in a class of 354, earned four years on the honor roll, and held multiple leadership and service roles while volunteering for youth groups. Garceau will attend St. Joseph’s College in West Hartford to study child development and special education.

Laura L. Garceau Naugatuck Uniroyal, Inc Raymond E. Dowling Nangaluck Garceau Girls’ Athletic Association Sea Catholic Youth Organization Young Democratic Club Dowling John Letts Board of Education John Mont Donald Mouse Elizabeth Eckert Gerald and Rita Gareeau St. Joseph's College West Hartford Pasadena Calif Explorer Ranger Surveyor Mariner Pickering National Academy of Sciences National Academy of Engineering American Philosophical Society British Interplanetary Society NASA

Almanac June 21 1975 key celestial and historic notes

Today is Saturday June 21 1975 the first day of summer with a full moon nearing. The morning sky hosts Mercury Mars and Jupiter while Venus and Saturn appear in the evening. Cancer is the astrological sign for those born today. Martha Washington born 1731 and Jane Russell’s birthday noted. Notable history marks Okinawa's surrender in 1945 and Khrushchev remarks on war and capitalism in 1980.

United Press International Mars Jupiter Venus Martha Washington United States Jane Russell Okinawa Nikita Khrushchev Ching

UCLA Chancellor Charles Young Fined for Drunk Driving

UCLA chancellor Charles E. Young age 45 pleaded no contest to drunken driving after his car struck a tree near the UCLA campus on June 8. He received a $250 fine and one month probation with conditions to abstain from drinking before driving and to submit to a blood alcohol test when requested by police.

TQS Angeles UPI Charles E. Young UCLA Young

Naugatuck Residents Arrested After Disturbance

Police dispersed a crowd of up to 400 people after a late night disturbance at Double Beach Road. Five men were charged with disorderly conduct on $150 bonds for July court dates, with Senese also charged with interfering with a police officer. In a separate incident at 1:08 am, two residents were charged with breach of peace and intoxication after driving to a West Main Street service station and fighting. Both sets of defendants posted $150 bonds for July 15 court dates.

Double Beach Rd Peer Brian Boucher Cold Springs Court David Lavery Summerfield Steve Dulka George St Steve Rose Summerfield Sd Edward Senese Galpin St Senese Naugatuck West Main St Raymond Wiederhold David Klatman Rick Myers Flanders Rde Donald Carver Hirch Lane

New State Dog Law In Effect

Public Act 7 401 raises impound fees to 10 for dogs captured under the new law. Owners must redeem dogs with license and tag, within 24 hours of notification, or face advertising costs plus 3 per day after. Seizures for damage require written order to release.

Michael Mormile Merly Ttiyas

Municipal Executives Take Plea To People

The Council of Governments of the Central Naugaluck Valley Regional Planning Agency pushes binding arbitration for municipal employees to voters. 13 towns circulate petitions to veto the bill. Prospect chief administrator George Sabo criticizes it as taxation without representation and a threat to local control and collective bargaining.

Council of Governments Naugaluck Valley Boston George Sabo Prospect Sabo WESB Ls Tour Connecticut Ella T. Grasso Grasso

Elvis Examined at Mid-South Hospital

Elvis Presley spent two days at Mid-South Hospital in Memphis for an eye examination, according to his personal physician Dr. George Nichopoulos. The hospitalization was said to have no serious implications, and Presley was released Tuesday to resume his normal routine. The visit fit between engagements.

United Press International Elvis Memphis Tenn Presley

Precision guided munitions may redefine future warfare

Dr Frank Barnaby, head of SIPRI, warns wars could be fought with few soldiers as precision guided missiles dominate battle. He notes massive R&D spending, rapid tech revolutions, and the rise of automated systems that could replace frontline troops with spotters and sensors, risking heavy militarization of society.

Robert New Scientist Barnaby

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