New London School Board Weighs Split Levy Plan
The New London Board of Education will consider splitting the May operating levy into two requests one for salaries and operations and one for maintenance. They note new state law may make operating levies permanent and say a 5 mill minimum is needed to operate through 1970.
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NEW London
New London Board of Education
Joseph Hurley
Ray Scheerer
Fitchville Areas
Fitchville
Notice of Proposed Compromise in Pfizer antibiotic cases
A hearing is set in the Southern District of New York on March 24 1970 to approve a proposed $100 million settlement in class actions against Pfizer and other firms for alleged antitrust overpricing of broad spectrum antibiotics. Copies of settlement plans and allocation proposals are on file in the court and may be examined in Room 508. Participants may appear if they file notice by March 19 1970.
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United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
American Cyanamid Company
Bristol-Myers Company
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Squibb Beech-Nut, Inc
Upjohn Company
United States Court House
Foley Square
New York
Alabama
Court House
New London Eyes Bid for Sewage Tank Repairs
The Board of Public Affairs seeks council permission to advertise bids to repair water disposal plant tanks and to contract for sanitary sewer cleaning under an emergency flood program. BPA chair Duane Edwards notes upper tank concrete needs rebuilding and maps of water lines are 90 percent complete. July 15 audit deadline applies for federal emergency funds.
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NEW London — Council
Board of Public Affairs
BPA
Duane Edwards
Council
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Edwards
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