21 Jun 1999
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1999
Page
1
The Naugatuck Daily News apologizes for late Weekend Edition delivery due to pressroom issues. Thanks are extended to carriers, drivers, and stores for the inconvenience. Road work on Elm Street between Scout and Ward Streets causes travel delays. sewer upgrades ongoing.
Police in Hartford report the discovery of a partially dressed unidentified Black woman in her 20s in the Garden Street building. An autopsy is scheduled for Monday to determine the cause of death after reports of a possible victim seen nearby the night before.
National brief notes Treasury Department set to issue warnings to U S banks and exporters about the black market peso exchange that launders up to 5 billion dollars annually in narcotics profits. Colombian buyers use dollars to fund imports into the United States and other nations.
Crowds lined North Main Street Saturday to cap Beacon Hose Company No 1s centennial carnival and parade. Firefighters from state volunteer departments joined residents and families, with children lifted onto shoulders to glimpse the trucks and festivities as the event drew praise from participants and spectators alike.
Payne Stewart cried watching NBC footage about his father William Stewart and faced a crucial 15-foot par putt at Pinehurst No. 2. He reflected that past defeat shaped him, saying he grew stronger from lessons learned a year earlier at the Olympic Club when a late birdie chance slipped away.
A Union City resident says neighbors poorly manage cats, causing giant hairball issues. She reports flower beds destroyed and the yard used as a dumping ground, calling for owners to be responsible like dog owners. See hairball problems on page 2.
The Connecticut Citizen Action Group released new analysis of tobacco campaign contributions to Governor Rowland since his 1994 election, highlighting over 328000 in gifts to or benefiting his administration. It notes tobacco money within the governor’s rejection campaigns and mansion renovations as legislators stalled a 45 million public health budget implementer bill amid tense negotiations.
Six Western Elementary School pupils Lisa Sholomicky Marc D Agnone Jackie Brenna Kevin Cummings Eliza Jones and Jacqueline Witkoski received the President's Education Award for academic excellence. The awards noted an A minus average through fourth grade and first semester of fifth grade. Principal Christine Link praised their goal setting and achievement.
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