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Newspaper
Westport News
Location
Westport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
1
The Interstate Commerce Commission schedules five of six hearings from June 26 to 29 on commuter fare increases for the New Haven line. The first session is Monday June 26 at 10 a.m. in New York City at 26 Federal Plaza Room 220 near Wall Street.
First Selectman John Kemish warns of RTM pressure to lease 13 acres of state land next to the Saugatuck Railroad Station. The state offers a five year lease at 1 and a relief from private developers motivates the push. A special committee studies municipal parking and has gained six RTM sponsors for a June 27 agenda item.
An eight man committee of boaters and marina critics was announced to study improvements and expansion of marina facilities in Westport. The panel includes Kenneth Latimer Arthur Cohen Harvey Koizim Joseph Schachter Eugene Levin Todd Keenan John W Shephard and George Reichhelm. A preliminary meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 00 a m in the First Selectman's home.
State and local health authorities set new shellfishing closure rules after rainfall. Cockenoe Harbor will be closed 24 hours after any rainfall over 0.5 inches, five to nine days for heavier rains, with reopening pending state lab samples.
Paul Copaken, developer of the B Altman D M Read Post Road fashion center, proposes a mini-bus shuttle from the center to downtown Westport. The plan would run under the Westport Transit District until the townwide program led by Paul Green is ready, aiming to show merchants cooperation rather than conflict.
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