State Education Budget Sparks Debate Over Special Education
Connecticut lawmakers spar over Governor Meskill's education budget arguing it underfunds special education and shifts costs to local towns. Klebanoff claims per pupil aid would fall by 200 under 1973 74 while overall local expenditures rise 1.2 million despite higher state shares. He urges Meskill to lead on funding mandates ensuring equal educational opportunity for every child.
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Meskill
Klebanoff
GOP
Hartford
Connecticut
Klehanoff
Kebanaif
Kiebanaif
Fire crews battle two junk cars on Donovan Rd
East Side Fire Station Engine 5 responded to two car fires on Donovan Rd last night at 9:20, staying till 9:45 pm. Chief DeCarlo said the vehicles were junk discarded on the street and towing by the Naugatuck Police is underway. A brief brush fire on J. H. Whittemore property at 243 Church St caused no damage.
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East Side
Donovan Rd
Dominic J. DeCarlo
Naugatuck
DeCarlo
Bruch
J. H. Whittemore
Church St
Maple St
Bonded Suspect James Delgado Cited for Non Support
James Delgado 55 of 23 Union St Union City cited for non support by officers Joseph Comoe and Ronald Nelson. Arrest tied to a Waterbury warrant for alleged November 1972 offenses. Delgado handed to Waterbury Sgt McKay and Det James McMahon and to appear in court today.
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James Delgado
Union St
Union City
Joseph Comoe
Ronald Nelson
Delgado
Waterbury
McKay
James McMahon
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sets Card Party Plans
Post 25 members of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs Charles Gandarillas home tomorrow at 8 pm to plan the annual card party at the Post Home on South Main Street April 25. All members urged to attend.
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Falls
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Gandarillas
Post
South Main St
Life Saver Candy Official Noble Dies At 92 In Greenwich
Robert Peckham Noble, 92, brother of Lifesaver inventor Edward J. Noble, died Saturday in Greenwich. A former Beechnut Lifesavers vice chairman and Allied Industries president, he lived in Greenwich since 1920 and leaves two sons a daughter and 16 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Round Hill Memorial Church.
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Greenwich, Conn
UPL
Robert Peckham Noble
Noble
Greenwich Hospital
Fairfield County
Peckham
Beechnul Lifesavers, Inc
Allied Industries
Greenwich
Edward J. Noble
Gouverneur
N.Y
Purdue
Round Will Memorial Church
Obituaries for Chimelinski Cronin and Bennett in Connecticut towns
Edward P Chimelinski 5 of 88 Highland Ave Beacon Falls died on arrival at Waterbury Hospital from natural causes. James E Cronin 73 of 1106 Bank St Waterbury died after brief illness at St Marys Hospital. Homer L Bennett Jr 74 of Old Field Rd Southbury died at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Burial arrangements, funerals, and calling hours outlined with family details and affiliations.
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James E. Cronin
Waterbury
James Edward Cronin
Bank St
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Cronin
Buffalo
N.Y
James and
Mary Cronin
New York City
Cabanaugh's
St. Patrick's Church
Waiters Union
Nyc
Homer L. Bennett
Southbury
Homer
L. Bennett Jr
Old Field Road
Waterbury Hospital
William A
Fannie
Green) Bennett
Bennett
United Church of Christ
King Solomon’s Lodge of Masons
Woodbury
Edith
Raulston) Bennett
Homer L. Bennett Jr
Donald W
Craig T. Bennett
David A. Bennett
West Palm Beach
Fla
Robert Hansen
Middlebury
William Murphy
George S. Bennett
Louis Kolb
Seymour
Louis Anderson
Munson-Lovetere
Main Street
William O. Wagner
White Oak Cemetery
Southbury Lions Club Ambulance Association
Funeral services for Joseph Niemierzycki in Waterbury
Funeral services for Joseph Niemierzycki of Boyden Street Waterbury will be held tomorrow at 8 15 a m from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home 122 East Farm Street Waterbury to St Michael's Church for a Mass at 9 Burial will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery Watertown
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Joseph Niemierzycke
Joseph Niemierzycki
Boyden St
Waterbury
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Syrillo
East Farm St
St. Michael's Church
Mt. Olivet
Watertown
Minority Housing Stats Revealed by CINRPA 1970
Figures show Waterbury minorities face higher overcrowding and unemployment. In 1970 Blacks 21 percent and Spanish speakers 25 percent live in crowded housing versus 8 percent overall. Average household size 3.0. 3.6 for Blacks and 4.0 for Spanish speakers. Unemployment 7.7 percent for Blacks and 13.4 percent for Spanish speakers. median family incomes lower for Blacks 7138 and Spanish speakers 7500.
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Waterbury
Central
Naugatuck Valley
Central Naugatuck Valley
Cinrpa
Beacon Falls
Bethlehem
Cheshire
Middlebury
Naugatuck
Oxford
Prospect
Southbury
Thomaston
Watertown
Walcott
Woodbury
Cnvrpa
CNVR
Firefighters face longer weeks and wage talk in Naugatuck plan
The union argued for proper tax funding and noted rising economic activity and bank deposits in the Naugatuck area. Firefighters would work a 48 hour week until year end then move to 42 hours, mirroring other towns. Wage hikes cited include Torrington 5.5 percent and Bristol 5.3 percent. The borough cited tax concerns and Uniroyal as a consideration, with benefits rising for firemen including higher life insurance and longer vacations. Federal Revenue Sharing might offset tax costs while granting raises. Mayor Waskowicz said the proposals will be studied by burgesses and borough negotiators and no final action is yet known.
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Naugatuck Valley
Naugatuck
Connecticut
IAFF
Torrington
Bristol
Blue Cross
Braffman
Waskowicz
Private funeral for Bertha Zgurzynski Held in Naugatuck to Harrison church
Mrs Bertha Zgurzynski of 174 Spring Street had private funeral services today from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home at 240 North Main Street Naugatuck to Our Lady of Czestochowa Church Harrison New Jersey for a high Mass at 11 am Burial followed in Holy Cross Cemetery Arlington NI
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Stanislaus Zgurzynski
Bertha (Blekicki) Zguraynski
Spring St
Fitzgerald - Zembruski
Syrillo
North Main St
Naugatuck
Our Lady of Czenstachowa
Harrison
N.J
Holy Cross Cemetery
Arlington
Factory Expansion Approved After Zoning Change
Moeckel representing Howard Engineer Corp sought commission approval for a rear addition of 10 641 square feet to the Maple Hill Road factory. Expansion, long sought, was enabled by a recent zone change allowing nonconforming residential use to be replaced. Approval granted contingent on full size plans and borough engineer review.
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Moeckel
Howard Engineer Corp
Maple Hill Rd
Zoning Board of Appeals
Commission
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Life Saver Candy
Edward P. Chimelinski
Highland Ave
Joseph Daly
Mr. Chimelinski
Marceline Zaboklicki
Valerian Chmielinski
United Manufacturing Co
Hamden
Chimelinski
Mary Molinski
Vincent Mulinski
Walter Mulinski
Buckmiller Funeral
Fairview Ave
St. James Cemetery
Beacon Hose Co
Main St
Flood Insurance
New York
UPI
Clinton
National Flood Insurers Association
Aetna Insurance Co
Association
Senior Citizens Center
Meadow St
James
Edward Newman
Scotts
Scotts Lawn Care Service
Gans
Dot
Alce Ge
WN Care Service
Valley Power Equipment
New Haven Rd
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