19 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1998
Page
1
The Economic Development Commission will not meet Tuesday night, canceling the planned session and leaving agenda items unsettled for the week.
A man rummaging through curbside trash found a pipe bomb that state police bomb squad defused. The Plainville town center was evacuated for about two hours. Police say the bomb originated from a family moving from a nearby house and have identified a house resident as a suspect.
A 34 year old man Allen Mae Blackburn was charged with child neglect after giving the keys to an 11 year old girl who crashed a van on a James River bridge south of Charlottesville. The girl sustained a head cut and later underwent surgery at the University of Virginia Medical Center. Blackburn has prior drunken driving convictions and is described as a family friend.
Written answers released in Paula Jones suit show President Clinton testified he had no sexual relations with any women who worked for the federal government or Arkansas since 1986. The documents also reveal pages detailing lawyers’ maneuvers, Lewinsky affidavit, and other witnesses.
Prospect Democratic Town Committee Chairman Steven Skrebutenas announces his candidacy to challenge incumbent state Sen. Tim Upson in Connecticut's 15th district, which includes Middlebury Naugatuck and Prospect. Skrebutenas, a former correction officer turned social work student, cites tax reform and tuition aid as priorities while urging broad support across Waterbury and district towns.
Woodbury hosts a regional household hazardous waste drop off day in a joint effort with Beacon Falls Bethlehem Naugatuck Oxford Southbury Thomaston and Watertown. From 8 am to 2 pm Saturday residents bring toxic cleaners pesticides and other hazardous items to Woodbury Middle School 67 Washington St for safe disposal. A licensed firm will sort items by category and ensure they are not burned or dumped into sewers.
In Danbury Connecticut a University of Connecticut poll for The Hartford Courant shows U.S. Rep. James Maloney leading Republican state Sen. Mark Nielsen 46 to 16 percent with 38 percent undecided. Election day is November 3. Rowland supporters back Maloney 44 to 20 percent, challenging coattail theories.
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