Francis H Rosenbeck Dies. Waterbury area resident
Francis H Rosenbeck of 182 West Main Street Waterbury died Wednesday at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Torrington to Albert and Winifred Horrigan Rosenbeck he moved to Waterbury early. Retired tool and die maker for U S Time Corp later worked for Pinkerton Guard System. Survived by three sons Edward W Coventry Donald M and James B, a brother Albert J, seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday from Sergin Funeral Home Waterbury to Immaculate Conception Church for Mass at 9 45. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2 0 5 to 7 PM.
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West Main St
Waterbury Hospital
Mr. Rosenbeck
Torrington
Albert and
Winifred
Horrigan
Rosenbeck
Waterbury
U.S. Time Corp
Pinkerton Guard
Immaculate Conception Church
Dans Brotherhood
International Association of Machinists
Edward W Coventry
Donald M
Cromwell
James B
Albert J
Prospect
Sergin
East Main
Joseph's Cemetery
Friends
Funeral Services for Candee and Graveling Held
Funeral services for Delwear F Candee of 183 German Street Oakville will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. at ONeill Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 7 to 4 p.m. Memorial services for Arthur J Graveling of 41 Cornelius Ave were held today at 9 15 a.m. from Mulville Funeral Home with a 10 a.m. Mass at St. Francis Xavier Church. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery.
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del Woon F
Candee
Delwear F
O'Neill Funeral Home
Main St
Oakville
Grove Cemetery
Arthur J. Graveline
Arthur J. Graveling
Cornelius Ave
Mulville Funeral Home
West Main St
St. Francis Xavier Church
Calvary Cemetery
Naugatuck Day Care Board Seeks New Director
The Naugatuck Day Care Board met to review the Screening Committee report which recommended four directors. Chairman Robert Ruccia announced the board unanimously urged him to press on with the director search under state guidelines. Marianne Asa acting as secretary coordinates day care center affairs.
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Naugaluck Day Care
Chamand Winifred B. Langhoest
Robert Ruccia
Ara A
Marianne Asa
Naugatuck Day Cire Center
Youth Killed On Turnpike in Connecticut Crash
Robert Barber, 18, of Milford, was killed when his car left the Connecticut Turnpike after hitting a guardrail. Passenger Gene Rebble of Easton was slightly injured and treated at Yale New Haven Hospital. Barber was thrown from the car as it overturned and died at the scene. A second item notes a $209,000 federal grant to Massachusetts Department of Education to address a shortage of trained educational personnel.
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Milanford
Comb
UPTE
Robert Barber
Connecticut Turnpike
Gene Rebble
Easton
Yale- New Haven Hospital
Harber
Oan Embankment
Boston Upi
Massachusetts Department of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Recruiting Display Tomorrow on Naugatuck Green
Sgt. George Caron of the Naugatuck National Guard announces a recruiting display on the Town Green. Sel. Caron and Sgt. John Schaelle from the local unit will discuss 40 enlistment programs and explain Guard life, with Waterbury Torrington and Bristol recruiters also in attendance.
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George Caron
Naugatuck National Guard
Naugatuck
Caron
John Schaelle
Waterbury
Torrington
Bristol
Gas prices average 55.9 cents per gallon in New England
Wellesley Mass UP I reports the average regular gasoline price across New England at 55.9 cents per gallon, down from 39 5 cents a year ago. The ALA Auto and Travel Club breaks out figures by Maine 33 5 cents New Hampshire 36 2 Vermont 5 1 Cape Cod 83 0 Boston area 34 7 Worcester area Western Massachusetts Connecticut 8 and Rhode Island 54 4.
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Wellesley
Mass
Naugatuck Firemen’s Contract Talks Move Forward
Mayor lauds firemen if they ratify the proposed contract saying it benefits taxpayers and workers. Manpower clause dropped for other considerations. parity clause to be rewarded amid wage talks. Firemen now earn 9336 and police 10218 with drug testing and 90 days sick leave. overtime dispute lingered in Lorouh case. state board appeal pending. In Buenos Aires, authorities push antivivise campaign with slogan Silence is Health.
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Naugatuck
Ution
Cartier
Lorouh
State Tabor Relations Board
Wny
Ribicoff Seeks More Dredging Information on Dump Site
Sen. Abe Ribicoff urges more data on disposing Thames River dredge spoils after Navy estimates raise costs to about six million dollars. Environmental groups favor ocean dumping near Block Island to protect New London harbor and estuary access.
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Navy
Sen
Abe Ribioff
Thames River
Connecticut
Thames
New London Harbor
Fisher'i Island
Voft
Ribicoff
Long Island Sound
Tam
Gold Star Memorial Bridge
State Pier
Naval Underwater Systems Center
Environmental Protection Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Russell T. Norris
NOAA
New Income Limits For Food Stamps Announced For Nassau Borough
Otlo C Keller municipal agent for Naugatuck announces new monthly net income limits for elderly eligibility under the Food Stamp Program. Limits range from one person 273 dollars to thirteen persons 1218 dollars, with a Town Hall assistance day each Wednesday. Officials discuss potential Thames River dumping and Navy EPA environmental checks before dredging bids proceed.
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Otlo C. Keller
Naugatuck
Sim
Lou Ferri
Fron
Town Hall
Connecticut Investment Fund posts 37 million year end income
State Treasurer A. Ives announced Connecticut closed the fiscal year with a total income of 37 million from its short term investment fund. Investments and withdrawals are daily and interest is guaranteed monthly by the state. The program is open to city and town agencies and political subdivisions, yielding an average 8.72 percent for participants.
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Hartford
Conn
UPD
Diten A. Ives
Chahecticut
Ives
Connecticut
Bus Ridership Up Across Connecticut Buses
Gleaned figures from the Connecticut Department show a 21.6 percent rise in average weekly bus ridership from April 1970 to April 1973 across the Stamford New Haven and Norfield divisions. Burns notes a substantial recovery in patrons over the past year.
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Uete
Basepl DB
Burns
Connecticut Company
Uie
Tash
Department
Stamford
New Haven
Narlford
Region Atty Recommends Show Cause Report Additions
State Atty Peter Tyrrell urges the board include the annual town meeting minutes and notes that the board has gone as far as it can short of litigation. He cites a Beaton Falls tax measure in the 74 75 budget as a step toward equalization. Arbitration starts July 2 with Gary Voss representing the board, Waller Scanlon for the association, and Harry Purcell chairing.
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Peter Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Asess
Beaton Falls
Administrators Association
Gary Voss
Ttorney Waller Scanlon
Harry Purcell
State Mediation and Arbitration Panel
Broderick
Bids Open Expected at August Meeting for Supplied Milk
The bath accepted milk and Carl bid specifications drafted by the superintendent. Bids will be advertised shortly and opened at the first meeting in August. The origin and meaning of the name Wolfgang is noted as German for path of the wall.
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Bath
Carl
Wolfgang
Path of the Wall
Health Care For Welfare Patients Now 126 Million
Connecticut welfare health costs rose to 126 million in a year, a record increase Norton says demands cost control. Payments to medical vendors are now on a five week cycle by August, with overall costs under study and savings cited from shorter stays and moving recipients out of convalescent homes.
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UPL
Connecticut
Nicholas A. Norton
Norton
Commission On Hospitals and Health Care
Health Commissioner
Department
Metigal Bils
Isis
Nortow
Hut
Assault Charged in Prospect After Altercation
Dennis Saunders 25 of Saunders Lane Prospect faces a third degree assault charge after an altercation with Donald Irwin of Millville Ave. Irwin was punched and hospitalized for X-rays. Saunders is to appear in court July 3. Officers Ronald Blanchard and Narciso Rendeira arrested Saunders.
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Dennis Saunders
Saunders Lane
Prospect
Donald Irwin
Millville Ave
Saunders
Ronald Blanchard
Narciso Rendeira
Court date set for July 24 in Mulhouse area vehicle incident
Patrolman Ruggeri reported a southbound truck on New Haven Road failed to negotiate a turn onto Horton Hill Road. Operator Eleftheria Degramatais, 33, was cited for speeding and driving out of lane. passenger Matthew Walsh, 21, charged with failure to obey. no injuries reported.
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Mildred Clark
Horton Hill
Fred Ruggeri
Eleftheria Degramatais
Bunker Hill Ltd
Waterbury
Matthew Walsh
Prospect St
Milford
Dagratwatzis
Frahure
Riverside Drive
Patcolian
Robert Massicette
Walsh
Tag Day and Republican Caucus Featuring Notable Candidates
The Naugatuck Fife and Drum Corps plans a Tag Day distribution from 16 a.m. to pm with assembly at Masonic Mall Chirch St. They travel to town points and Saturday head to Newington. A Red Bull Inn Waterbury caucus on June 2020 selects nominees for governor and other offices with speakers Fran Collins Nicholas Panuzio Robert Steele James Hranven Edward Kozlowski Ron Sarasin. Campaign events begin Friday night with a Waterbury VA Club party. Democrats and local officials referenced amid convention procedures and committee appointments.
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Naugatuck Fife and Dram Corps
Masonic Mall
Chirch St
Newington
Beacon
Connection Federation of
Young Republicans
Red Bull Inn
Waterbury
Meus
Republican Party
Timcheon
House
Fran Collins
Nicholas Panuzio
Robert Steele
Senate
James Hranven
Motor Vehicles Cormsr
Edward Kozlowski
Ron Sarasin
VA Club
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