Five Die in Lottery Shooting Linked to Connecticut Workers
In Newington Connecticut a state lottery employee Matthew Beck 35 gunned down lottery chief Otho Brown and three other workers Linda Mlynarczyk Rick Rubelmann and Michael Logan before shooting himself Authorities say Beck who had recently returned from medical leave had filed a grievance over job classification Gov John G Rowland called it a tragic act of violence Police say the shooting occurred around 845 p m with Brown and others fleeing outside as shots rang out
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Newington
Conn
State Lottery
Lottery
Otho Brown
Brown
Linda Mlynarczyk
New Britain
Linda Blagoslawski
Rick Rubelmann
Southington
Michael Logan
Colchester
Matthew Beck
Cromwell
Beck
Donald Beck
John G. Rowland
Public Safety
John Connelly
Chung to admit breaking campaign laws
Chung will plead guilty to funneling twenty thousand dollars in illegal contributions to the Clinton Gore re election effort. He set up straw donors who were reimbursed by him to skirt limits, facing charges of campaign finance law violations tax evasion and bank fraud.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Chung
White House
Chung
U.S
Contractor supply store to open on Elm Street in April
Lineweber Brothers LLC of Naugatuck plans a new contractor supply store on Elm Street, hoping to open in the first week of April. The shop will stock masonry supplies tools pipe sand salt earth materials crushed stone wood chips gravel and cement products. Nearby woods and security incident details follow in limited context.
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Tarra Varrone
Elm Street
Lineweber Brothers, LLC
Home Depot
Naugatuck
NASA finds water on the Moon fuels lunar base plans
NASA officials say the Lunar Prospector found frozen water in shadowed polar craters, with estimates of 10 million to 100 million tons. The discovery could enable a permanently inhabited lunar outpost within a decade and fuel production for deep space missions.
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NASA
Washington
Earth
Space Agency
Moon
Lunar
Alan Binder
Lunar Prospector
Binder
Chambers clash over reval flyer in waterbury area
A dispute over property revaluation pits the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce against the Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce. Ronald Marciano accuses the Waterbury group of a membership drive while Bob Mezzo says the coalition aims to unite business voices. Both chambers push for no more revaluation delays as they lobby in Hartford and study effects at UConn.
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Chamber
Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce
Naugatuck
Naugatuck Chamber
Ronald Marciano
Greater Waterbury Chamber
Marciano
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Bob Mezzo
Hartford
Waterbury
Mezzo
University of Connecticut
U S weapons inspector tests Iraq's promise
U S inspector Scott Ritter toured Iraqi weapons sites in Baghdad to gauge Iraq promise to cooperate with the U N. A convoy followed his car and no interference was reported after nine hours of routine inspections. His team arrived Thursday as part of several U N deploys amid mounting Gulf tensions.
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Baghdad
Iraq
United Nations
Scott Ritter
Ritter
U.N
U.S
Persian Gulf
Firehouse bids approved for electrical and plumbing
The Building Commission chose Electric Energy Systems of Southington to handle electrical work for 228000 and Ferguson Mechanical of Plainville for plumbing at 575000 on the Route 69 firehouse second phase. Bids opened Feb 20 with about 60 bidders for nine jobs. work to begin within weeks.
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Building Commission
Route 69
Commission
Alex Rozum
Electric Energy Systems of
Southington
Electric Energy
Ferguson Mechanical
Plainville
Robert Chatfield
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