Son of Sam terror continues in city shootings
Police hunt the so called Son of Sam after a new shooting wounded Judy Placi do and Sal Lupo as witnesses described the killer fleeing. A partial license plate was reported. The killer has taunting notes and a western caliber pistol targeting young women with long dark hair. In Washington, Carter hopes a summit with Brezhnev can occur this year despite strains over human rights and a noted adverse Soviet reaction.
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Judy Placido
Sal Lupo
Sam
Washington
UPI
White House
Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Paris
Brezhnev
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
United States
Soviet Union
First Borough Tax Payment Due Now
William J. Stokes, tax collector, reminds residents the first installment for real estate and personal property is due now and delinquent after August 1, 1977 with interest 1 percent monthly or 12 percent yearly or a $2 minimum. Motor vehicle taxes payable in full. duplicate bills issued at $1. Payments may be made at the tax office weekdays 8:30 am to 4:30 pm in July or by mail. your check serves as receipt or a self addressed stamped envelope for return of receipt.
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William J. Stokes
Stokes
Obituaries for Bower Kalvaitis Solberg in Naugatuck region
Obituary notices honor George Bower, 67, of Pompano Beach died after an extended illness with funeral at St Nicholas Episcopal Church in Pompano Beach. Albert Kalvaitis, 67, Waterbury, died on arrival at St Marys Hospital. Louisa Detlefsen Solberg, 9 Rubber Ave Ext, died at Park Manor Nursing Home. Burial details and funeral arrangements listed for each, with family names, birthplaces, and church or cemetery ties.
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George B. Bower
Isabelle
Thomas) Bower
North East 46Th Street
Pompano Beach
Florida
Mr. Bower
Wiliamsport
Penna
Charles C
Nellie
Gerhart) Bower
Naugatuck
Hr. Bower
Naugatuck Shepherd Lodge No
BPOE
Electrical Workers Union
St. Nicholas Episcopal Church
Glenn
Judy) Smyly
Boca Raton
David
Carol) Brown
Montpelier
Vermont
Ella Muffley
Williamsport
Florence Bauer
Springfield
Virginia
Charles Bower
Torrance
Calif
Samus E. Frock
Waterbury
Albert E. Kalvaitis
Lawlor St
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Kalvaitis
Agatha
Dubauskas) Kalvaitis
Joseph J. Kalvaitis
St. Joseph's Church
Anaconda American Brass
George Kalvaitis
William
Kalvaitis
Frank
Claire) Dulskis
Thomas
Margaret) Crane
Stephen
Lucille) Pecka
Litchfield
Stokes Funeral Home
Highland Ave
Calvary Cemetery
Louisa A
Detlefsen) Solberg
Rubber Ave
Ext
Carl Solberg
Park Manor
Waleburg
Solberg
New York City
William A
Louisa
Bauer) Detlefsen
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Erling
Bertha) Thyren
Carl
Ernest Solberg
Oxford
John Solberg
Los Angeles
Walter Solberg
Allen Solberg
Safety Board Urges Helmets For Cyclists
Eighty three per cent of motorcycle drivers or passengers killed in traffic accidents thus far in 1977 were not wearing helmets, the Connecticut Safety Commission reported today. Eighteen motorcyclists have been killed in 1977, compared to twenty one deaths at the same date last year. But the
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Connecticut Safety Commission
The
Safety Commission
State Safety Agency
Connecticut lawmaker ratings show CCAG scores and safety notes
Rep Christopher Shays earned a 100 percent CCAG rating for the session, while Sen Louis Cutillo ranked lowest with 0. Other lawmakers across parties posted varied scores on 12 consumer, environmental, health and open government issues. The piece also notes motorcycle fatalities and safety recommendations urging helmet use and rider education.
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Hartford
George Gunther
Stratford
Myron Baillen
Fairfield
George Guidera
Wilton
House
Paul Lawlak
Seymour
Walter Henderson
Trumbull
Louis Cutillo
D-Waterbury
CCAG
Cutillo
Cochairman
General Law Committee
William Sullivan
Waterbury
Joseph Dinielli
Bristol
Richard Bozzuto
Watertown
Abraham Giles
Senate
Joseph Fauliso
Jospeh Lieberman
New Haven
Lewis B. Rome
Bloomfield
James J. Kennelly
William O'Neil
East Hampton
Gerald F. Stevens
Milford
Maine Indians Land Suit Nears Decision
President Carter’s representative says he will submit a recommendation next week on the Maine Indians land suit by the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy. Justice William Gunter cites a family death delaying the plan and a Washington meeting to resolve a procedural issue before presenting one definitive recommendation to the President.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Carter
Penobscot
Passamaquoddy
Georgia Supreme Court
William Gunter
Atlanta
Gunter
Washington
Joseph Brennan
Carter Hine
Brennan
F Passamaquoddy
Congress
Poison Plants Warned By State Pharmacists
Connecticut pharmacists warn poison ivy poison oak and poison sumac pose risks to hikers hunters golfers and campers. Urushiol in all plant parts can trigger severe dermatitis with scratching spreading only from contaminated skin or objects. Wash area thoroughly, treat with calamine, seek medical care for severe or genital cases, and remove plants from yards using careful herbicide or burial rather than burning.
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Connecticut
New England
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
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NAACP
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Detroit
Nathaniel Jones
Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
Moscow
Ilya Glazunov
United Nations
Ministry of Culture
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Leon Trotsky
Jesus Christ
Mao Tse-tung
Franklin P. Adams
Daily News
ST. Hedwig's School
Ray Delaney
Kim Newhart
Ladies Guild
Pam Andrzywski
Bonnie Rado
Council of Catholic Women
Judy Karals
Safety Board
Sen
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Beverly Hills, Calif
Southampton
America
North Carolina
Puget Sound
William C. Rade
Atty. Hess
Maria
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Johnson
Disneyworld
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Lana
Sea
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Naugatuck, Conn
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