Connecticut Court OKs Parochial Pupils on Public Buses
The Connecticut Supreme Court upholding a law allowing transport of parochial school pupils in public buses. It rules money from the Connecticut School Fund for this service unconstitutional, potentially forcing fiscal revisions in some communities. Justice Mellitz dissented on the funding issue. A group plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Moisturizing Colonaid Claims Quick Constipation Relief
Advertising copy argues constipation stems from a dry “thrifty” colon and promotes Colonaid as the moisturizing laxative. It claims overnight relief, gentle safety in pregnancy, no interference with nutrient absorption, and hospital approval, with a 43 cent introductory price.
Car Scooter Collision on Broadway Causes Citations
Police say two teenagers were cited after a car driven by Gary N. Gibson 16 pulled from a driveway and collided with a scooter driven by John P. McQuoid 16 on Broadway near Stratford. Edward McQuoid 13, a scooter passenger, had minor injuries treated at St. Mary's Hospital. Gibson charged for failure to yield. McQuoid charged for failure to control speed.
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