17 May 1972
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Newspaper
Westport News
Location
Westport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
1
About 300 area residents gathered at Town Hall lawn and marched through Main Street in Westport to protest the Vietnam War. Judy Collins appeared surprise during the event, joining after learning of plans during a weekend visit.
The downtown protest drew 150 to 300 participants with a wide age range. Police, including plainclothes detectives and extra patrols, kept a light presence. only incident reported involved a teenager named Andrew Cohen whose Viet Cong flag was stolen by several youths.
Joseph Fuller of 295 Compo Road South submits a new private development proposal for land adjacent to the Saugatuck railroad station. He joins two other developers in presenting plans to the relevant authorities.
Recreation Commission chairman Louis Nistico told listeners at a Saturday beach sticker hearing that no quick decisions would be made. The discussion focused on establishing guidelines for beach use and safety measures with further details promised on page 8.
The Bureau of Rail and Motor Carrier Services reviews three proposals for the Saugatuck land. Fuller had urged a 2250 car parking lot shopping plaza and office complex with playground relocation. Lynn L Barnard represents Fairfield Service Corp proposing an office complex with paid parking. My-Bro Industries Inc submitted a brief, detail lacking, bid from Bridgeport.
Norwalk Circuit Court Judge John Ottaviano issued a permanent injunction shutting down Fiddle Horse Farm riding academy on Bayberry Lane for violating local zoning. Friedsons attorney filed a motion to vacate, arguing the 90 day ruling limit was missed.
First Selectman John Kemish faced strong criticism from marina opponents who warned of dangers linked to a $2 million facility for 500 boats. He formed a broad based committee to study the issue, with a report expected in three to six months and a phased plan to follow.
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