January - Norwalk Public Library

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January - December 1986
911. SEE EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
A
AARP
AARP announces formation of a
new chapter, H 11/20/86 p33
AARP elects new officers [photo],
H 6/28/86 p11
AARP installs new officers
[photo], H 6/9/86 p6
AARP names award winners
[photo], H 6/28/86 p32
Chapter chartered [photo], H
10/25/86 p12
Abandoned vehicles. SEE
ABANDONMENT OF
AUTOMOBILES-NAME OF
TOWN
Abandonment of automobilesNorwalk
Ex-tower says city policy won't
solve abandoned car
problem [letter], H 9/9/86 p5
Police commission hopes $25
bounty will spark towing of
abandoned cars, H 8/19/86
p1+
Abandonment of automobilesWilton
Town passes buck to the state
for removal of abandoned
car [photo], H 12/3/86 p13
ABC Cancer Research
Foundation
Chairman honored by research
group [photo], H 1/14/86 p9
Abdel-Samed, Yaser
2 city students win chemistry
prizes, H 5/21/86 p38
Norwalk sophomore wins science
prize [photo], H 5/9/86 p11
Aberman, Rosalie
Hall-Brooke official on board, H
10/11/86 p46
Absence from work. SEE
ABSENTEEISM (LABOR)
Absenteeism (Labor)
Collins reverses on storm
absences, H 3/19/86 p1+
Accessory apartments-Norwalk
25 permits issued in 4 years:
Accessory apartments, H
5/31/86 p29
P & Z approves amendments to
its apartment regulations, H
9/19/86 p1+
Revised apartment rule ready for
public hearing, H 7/25/86 p11
Rules more lenient for extra
quarters, H 11/6/86 p1+
Accessory apartments-Weston
Apartment battle continues, H
3/18/86 p13+
Apartment hearing scrubbed?, H
4/29/86 p9+
Apartment OK sought by church,
H 3/8/86 p13+
Apartment regulations take
effect, H 10/31/86 p54
Apartment requests increase, H
4/25/86 p11+
Apartment rule repeal opposed
[photo], H 5/6/86 p9+
Apartment rules on agenda
again, H 6/14/86 p13+
Apartment rules revised?, H
4/22/86 p11
Apartment rules stand: P & Z
votes against repeal, H
6/3/86 p13+
Apartment vote challenged, H
4/4/86 p9+
Applicant to appeal apartment
vote, H 4/1/86 p13+
Attorney wants rules on
apartments revised, H
4/15/86 p13+
Battle over apartment rules to
resume, H 5/10/86 p13+
Citizens air views on apartment
rules, H 7/22/86 p11+
Commission lifts ban on permits
for apartments, H 1/22/86
p35+
Demand for apartments rises
with increasing cost of
homes, H 3/29/86 p13+
Hearing on apartment rules is
Monday, H 5/3/86 p13+
Members of P & Z asked not to
vote on application:
Apartment plan to be heard
March 3, H 2/11/86 p9+
New apartment plan opposed, H
2/11/86 p9+
P & Z adopts apartment
regulations, H 6/17/86 p13+
P & Z considers easing rules for
accessory apartments, H
6/14/86 p1+
P & Z hear apartment arguments,
H 3/4/86 p11+
P & Z to review new set of
apartment regulations, H
6/9/86 p13
P & Z weighs repeal of apartment
rules, H 5/13/86 p9+
Revised apartment rules set:
Weston hearing is Monday,
H 7/19/86 p13+
SWRPA: Keep rule on the books,
H 5/6/86 p9
Weston apartment regulations
set for hearing, H 10/1/86 p9+
Weston mulls changing
apartment rules, H 4/9/86 p11
1
Weston P & Z rejects Burr
apartment plans, H 4/22/86
p11+
Weston P & Z reworks new
apartment rules, H 6/10/86
p33+
Weston P & Z studies request for
apartment, H 1/28/86 p9
Weston residents favor
apartment plan, H 4/1/86
p13+
Westonites comment on
p11+
Accessory apartments-Westport
Apartment recommendation
upsets commission, H
4/11/86 p11+
P & Z member to add apartment
at home, H 4/24/86 p13+
Accidental death-Norwalk
City man dies as fan snaps on
car engine, H 3/24/86 p1
Companion is charged in
woman's drug death, H
11/10/86 p1+
Norwalk man found dead, police
say, H 3/25/86 p6
Accidents. SEE ALSO
CONSTRUCTION SITEACCIDENTS; RAILROADSACCIDENTS; TRAFFIC
ACCIDENTS
Accidents-Norwalk
Boy who fell into pool is listed
`guarded', H 12/22/86 p6
Child recovering from near
drowning, H 12/20/86 p6
Children are hurt at school, H
6/27/86 p8
Woman rescued in pond [photo
p8], H 12/31/86 p1+
Accidents-Weston
Police Blotter: Tree falls on
passing car, H 12/23/86 p8
Accounting firms
Accounting firm opens new office
in Norwalk [photo], H 1/28/86
p25
Acme United Corp.
Strictly Business, H 10/14/86
p13+
Acquired immune deficiency
syndrome. SEE AIDS
Acquired immune disease
syndrome. SEE AIDS
Action Housing Inc.
Action group can aid only 3 from
Carver, H 8/8/86 p6
Action Housing letter misused
[letter], H 11/11/86 p5
Action Housing plan is approved
by P & Z, H 8/21/86 p9
Action Housing Inc. (Continued)
Action Housing targets surplus
lands, H 12/19/86 p10
Agency decides to alter
agreement to assist
residents of development, H
12/4/86 p20
Appeal made for funding for
housing, H 1/16/86 p16
Company to reopen:
Condominium project
resumes, H 11/13/86 p1+
Contract snag puts housing
project in jeopardy, H 5/8/86
p1+
Decision on Wood-Burbank deal
put off, H 2/20/86 p10
Housing agency, developer iron
out difficulties, H 6/5/86 p11
Housing units go for hearing, H
6/13/86 p11
Meeting is planned for buyers, H
6/21/86 p9
Technicality stalls housing
hearing, H 8/8/86 p1+
Actors-Norwalk
`Cocktail Party' at Pequot
directed by Marion Schnabel
[photo], H 6/13/86 p17
`Fame' school's Cole till up on
show biz [photo], H 9/11/86
p13+
`Pack of Lies' suffers from the
truth: At Westport Playhouse
[photo], H 7/30/86 p34
At Playhouse [photo], H 9/13/86
p27
Chris Scott comes back home a
pro: Fame - Norwalk style
[photo], H 1/6/86 p13
Cricket Theater cast featuring
Norwalkers, H 7/25/86 p20
Guy Rocco [photo], H 9/10/86 p30
In `Cocktail Party' [photo], H
1/25/86 p20
In dual role [photo], H 3/22/86 p18
Learned, Heckart star in WCP
`Pack of Lies' [photo], H
7/25/86 p17
Native talents blooming in Los
Angeles: Fun with Buchholz
& Pinto [photo], H 1/16/86
p13
Special guests [photo], H 8/20/86
p32
Weekend cabaret [photo], H
3/22/86 p18
Actors-Weston
Actors-Westport
Dullea is Ruskin in Victorian
Scandal: New Maggie
Williams play [photo], H
5/23/86 p15
Westport actor stars in
Goodspeed's Ìrma' [photo],
H 5/23/86 p15
Actors-Wilton
Moving in [photo], H 8/16/86 p13
Actresses-New Canaan
[photo], H 7/30/86 p34
7/25/86 p17
Actresses-Norwalk
Appears in Ànnie' [photo], H
8/6/86 p16
1/25/86 p20
Actresses-Westport
Dancing, singing Stageworks is
Sunday: Waiting in the
wings, H 7/18/86 p15+
Actresses-Wilton
Arthritis videotape made by
Wilton actress, H 8/4/86 p10
June Havoc evening is
scholarship benefit [photo], H
8/15/86 p13
June Havoc, Collins
Development cited for roles
in area tourism [photo], H
5/21/86 p6
Ad Club of Fairfield County
Ad Club is offering informal
network, H 4/15/86 p23
Adam's Rib
Adams Rib to reopen after Inn
renovation, H 8/19/86 p15
Adams, David
Home/Town People [photo], H
8/19/86 p11+
Adams, Nancy Jane
8/19/86 p11+
Adams, Raymond
8/19/86 p11+
ADAPT
Westporter says proper diet
helps drug abusers kick habit
[photo], H 12/13/86 p13+
Addiction to alcohol. SEE
ALCOHOLISM
Admiral Lane-Norwalk
Neighbors object to plan for tract,
H 11/25/86 p18
Adopt-A-School program
Efforts of five regional
businesses in advancing
education recognized
[photo], H 5/30/86 p8
2
Science seminars sponsored by
Perkin-Elmer [photo], H
3/13/86 p25
Students visit U. S. Surgical
[photo], H 5/30/86 p6
Teachers are students in inservice courses: Spirit of the
community [photo], H 1/22/86
p26
Adult Education-Norwalk
Each graduate is a story: 36
adults receive long-awaited
diplomas [photo], H 5/1/86
p31
ADV Marketing Group Inc.
Gutsy, vibrant ad agency, ADV,
is on its way [photo], H
11/18/86 p11
Advertising agencies. SEE
ALSO NAME OF
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Advertising agencies-Norwalk
Ad agency has growth spurt
[photo], H 9/9/86 p17
Mad Ave. now in SoNo, H
10/28/86 p23+
SoNo Ad firm wins awards
[photo], H 12/23/86 p22
Affirmative action-Norwalk
School board endorses an
affirmative action policy, H
6/4/86 p1+
AFS International/Intercultural
Program
Irish student to visit family:
Participant in AFS program,
H 7/16/86 p13
Tears accompany farewells as
AFS students head home
[photo], H 7/1/86 p11+
Aged-Housing
Board votes to close home for
elderly [photo], H 2/26/86 p1+
Elderly face loss of home this
week?, H 2/24/86 p1+
Home refuses prospective
tenants [photo], H 2/27/86
p1+
Aged-Norwalk
Students serve breakfast to
seniors [photo], H 4/9/86 p1+
Aged-Services-Weston
Walking course for elderly being
considered in Weston, H
10/1/86 p9+
Aged-Services-Wilton
Grant allows start of service for
chronically ill and elderly, H
10/11/86 p45+
Aged-Tax relief-Westport
Tax relief rule to be studied: RTM
to consider amendment, H
2/3/86 p11+
Aged-Taxation-Norwalk
Elderly face higher tax bills:
Homeowners affected, H
4/23/86 p1+
Aged-Taxation-Westport
Elderly tax relief proposal raises
legal questions, H 2/5/86
p11+
Aged-Transportation-Norwalk
New van makes travel easier for
the elderly and handicapped
[photo], H 9/10/86 p13
Aged-Transportation-Weston
Dial-a-Ride van heads for
Weston [photo], H 7/18/86
p11+
Aged-Weston
Needs assessment committee
named, H 4/16/86 p9
Aged-Westport
named, H 4/16/86 p9
Ahearn, James
350 attend service for James
Ahearn, H 3/5/86 p6
James Ahearn, 54, was police
chief in New Haven, H 3/3/86
p6
Ahern, Sister Nancy
Two Sisters join St. Joe's, H
8/12/86 p18
Ahl, Peter
Halls of Ivy [photo], H 4/17/86 p21
Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/29/86 p25
AIDS
Doctors paint grim picture about
AIDS cure [photo], H 12/5/86
p33+
Education top priority of newly
established AIDS task force,
H 6/20/86 p1+
Funds raised for home for AIDS
victims, H 12/17/86 p13+
Home rejects teen exposed to
AIDS, H 4/24/86 p13+
Norwalk among nine cities to get
grants to open AIDS clinics,
H 6/23/86 p6
Wilton school board approves
policy on AIDS, H 6/20/86
p1+
AIDS-Norwalk
High number of AIDS cases
reported: 17 in Norwalk since
1980, H 11/17/86 p9
AIDS-Study and teachingNorwalk
City receives funds for AIDS
education, H 5/8/86 p9
AIDS-Study and teaching-Wilton
School board starts work on
AIDS policy, H 1/10/86 p9+
AIDS-Westport
AIDS policy vote on board
schedule, H 4/12/86 p13+
Westport board adopts AIDS
policy, H 4/15/86 p13
Westport drafts AIDS policy, H
3/28/86 p9
Westport school board debates
AIDS policy, H 4/1/86 p13
AIDS-Wilton
AIDS policy turned over to
counsel, H 4/11/86 p11+
Educators to examine AIDS
policy in Wilton, H 4/7/86
p13+
Victims' rights stressed in Wilton
AIDS policy, H 5/9/86 p13
Wilton officials work on school
AIDS policy, H 2/4/86 p9+
Aikenhead, Mary
Six from area attend Creative
Youth Center, H 8/12/86 p21
Air Express International Corp.
Strictly Business, H 9/30/86 p19+
Air piracy. SEE HIJACKING OF
AIRCRAFT
Air-Pollution
Meeting planned to air concerns
over factory, H 8/13/86 p11
Airlines-Hijacking. SEE
HIJACKING OF AIRCRAFT
Norwalk woman safe after
escaping plane, H 9/6/86 p1+
Alarms, Burglar. SEE BURGLAR
ALARMS
Alarms, False. SEE FALSE
ALARMS
Alaska
Ex-Alaskans get a culture shock
here [photo], H 10/20/86 p15
Albert D. Phelps Inc.
Merritt 7's developer buys land in
Danbury, H 3/14/86 p1+
Albertson Sharp Ewing Inc.
p25+, H 9/9/86 p17+
Alcide Corp.
Strictly Business, H 9/2/86 p28
Alcohol abuse. SEE
ALCOHOLISM
Alcohol and Drug Awareness
Program of Weston Inc.
Name change announced by
alcohol panel, H 11/24/86
p13+
Alcohol Awareness Program of
Weston Inc.
Drug fact booklet to be distrubted
by Weston group, H 4/21/86
p11+
Drug identification kits given to
school system in Weston
[photo], H 1/28/86 p9
3
Name change announced by
alcohol panel, H 11/24/86
p13+
Review requested of alcohol
ruling, H 1/9/86 p9+
Alcohol intoxication. SEE
ALCOHOLISM
Alcohol possession-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Liquor confiscated
at beach, H 8/2/86 p8
Alcohol-Weston
Drug use studied in Weston, H
4/15/86 p13+
Weston officials planning `Be
High on Life Week' [photo], H
4/2/86 p13+
Alcoholic beverage control. SEE
LIQUOR LAWS
Alcoholism and Drug
Dependency Council
`Safe Holiday Cards' being
distributed in county, H
12/11/86 p14
2 council staffers attend NY
seminar [photo], H 11/22/86
p13+
Alcoholism Council of MidFairfield County Inc.
Alcoholism agency plans film
fest, H 1/28/86 p9
Alcoholism Council adds to staff
[photo], H 10/24/86 p27
Alcoholism Council program to
combat alcohol use by
children, H 8/14/86 p29+
Alcoholism council to change
name, H 12/24/86 p19+
Council boosting FAS effort, H
1/11/86 p13+
Drug awareness day scheduled
by the Alcoholism Council, H
9/25/86 p35
New officers announced by
council, H 2/11/86 p9+
Staff members named by council
[photo], H 10/31/86 p55
Alcoholism-Prevention
Alcoholism Council program to
combat alcohol use by
Alcoholism-Weston
Teen alcohol use issue called
community problem in
p33+
Weston school officials face
discussion of alcohol
problem, H 6/7/86 p13+
Alcoholism-Westport
Westport officials seek solution to
alcohol/drug abuse problem,
H 2/22/86 p13+
Alcosser, Lois
Administrator named for survey
on needs, H 3/3/86 p9+
Alden, John
Alden elected chairman of
Weston board, H 1/15/86 p9+
Aleem, Syed A.
Aleem is added to NCC faculty, H
8/21/86 p6
Alington, Philip
Businessmen come to aid of
carrier [photo], H 3/1/86 p1+
Carrier's new bike is stolen, H
3/7/86 p1+
News carrier presented with 2nd
new bicycle [photo], H
3/13/86 p16
Norwalkers open hearts to news
carrier, H 3/8/86 p1+
All Brite Car Wash
Grand opening of All Brite
[photo], H 2/4/86 p16
Allen, Eric C.
Allen named hospital VP [photo],
H 10/27/86 p33
Allen, Fred T.
Allington, David
Jury selection beginning in
attendant's stabbing, H
10/29/86 p8
Allison, Gordon F.
Gordon F. Allison, 71, dies:
Cofounder of Town Players,
H 9/23/86 p6
Allison, Marya
Home/Town People, H 3/25/86
p16
Almeida, Miguel
Alpha Associates
Firm sells 12-story structure, H
1/10/86 p1+
AlphaGraphics Printshops
Printshop of the future opens
[photo], H 12/9/86 p23
Altieri, John L.
Altieri is named engineering
fellow, H 3/11/86 p22
Altman, Robert
TV mini-series by Rowayton
producer: Christopher
Plummer to star [photo], H
3/17/86 p13+
Amax Inc.
Amax Inc. future is in gold, H
12/4/86 p17
Amazing Stores
Mr. Amazing opens 5th store
[photo], H 11/11/86 p15
American Association of Retired
Persons. SEE AARP
American Brands Inc.
Company tries to buy
Chesebrough's stock, H
12/1/86 p15
American Can Co.
American Can has a buyer, H
8/12/86 p38
American Equine Products Inc.
American Field Service. SEE
AFS
INTERNATIONAL/INTERCUL
TURAL PROGRAM
American Heart Association
Forming new unit [photo], H
1/27/86 p29
p26
American Legion Post 12Norwalk
Legion commander supports
Reagan's stand on terrorism
[photo], H 4/19/86 p1
Life membership award
presented [photo], H 10/8/86
p6
American Red Cross-Darien
Chapter
Red Cross chapter honors 75
volunteers at picnic, H
7/24/86 p17
American Red Cross-NorwalkWilton Chapter
Agency seeks $11,400 [photo], H
4/1/86 p10
Red Cross recognizes its
sponsors [photo], H 9/12/86
p30
Shelter ready after storm: Few
show up, H 11/21/86 p29+
American Wool Works
Wool Works opens [photo], H
9/29/86 p20
Americans for Drug and Alcohol
Abuse Prevention and
Treatment. SEE ADAPT
AmeriCares Foundation
AmeriCares dispatching aid
[photo], H 5/10/86 p1
AmeriCares is thanked by
archbishop, H 9/15/86 p10
AmeriCares sends aid to quake
victims, H 10/29/86 p39
AmeriCares slates N-aid for
Poland, H 5/6/86 p1+
AmeriCares to send supplies to
Lebanon, H 12/17/86 p14
Amnesty International Group 79
Amnesty International to stage
write-a-thon on Saturday, H
12/12/86 p36
4
Amnesty International's 25th
observed here with musicale
[photo], H 7/8/86 p13
Write-a-thon labeled a success
by group [photo], H 12/17/86
p13+
Amoco Oil Co.
Oil company suing ZBA in
Westport, H 6/14/86 p13+
Amos, Dewey A.
New housemaster at Brien
McMahon [photo], H
11/29/86 p1+
Anastasia, Ed
Sportsmen cite Ed Anastasia
[photo], H 5/20/86 p24
Anastasia, Gerald
Anastasia replaces Whalen
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
Anastasia, Lawrence J.
138th District features two-man
battle: Anastasia is confident
but cautious [photo], H
10/28/86 p1+
Anastasia gets endorsement, H
10/7/86 p6
Anastasia, safety panel head,
calls for marked police cars,
H 11/24/86 p21
Democrats send four to
assembly: Republican
Esposito survives tide
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Two from Norwalk appointed to
chair leglislative committees
[photo], H 11/20/86 p1+
Anchor Group
Anchor Group buys HQ in
Westport [photo], H 3/4/86
p24+
Anchors
Anchor is forerunner of festival
[photo p1], H 7/28/86 p9
Ancient Order of Hibernians
100 play in AOH/Johnson event
[photo], H 6/4/86 p16
Hibernians alter name of chapter,
H 9/17/86 p6
Hibernians change name of
chapter [photo], H 9/22/86 p6
Officers chosen, H 1/8/86 p6
Young writers receive awards
[photo], H 3/4/86 p30, H
3/7/86 p6
Anderson, Jeff
Home/Town People, H 5/6/86 p16
Anderson, Kevin
Body found, identified as fireman,
H 4/15/86 p6
Firefighter is jump suspect, H
2/14/86 p1+
Anderson, Rosemeri
Anderson, Rudd
Around the Towns: Anderson
awarded scholarship, H
8/5/86 p12
Andre, Peg
Andre to be Democratic registrar,
H 9/3/86 p33+
Angeline M. Post School
CES to continue leasing Post
School: Proposed purchase
delayed, H 9/16/86 p35+
P & Z favors sale of Post School,
H 10/7/86 p11+
School sale opposed, H 9/23/86
p29+
Animals In Distress
AID opens modern shelter for
wayward felines [photo], H
12/6/86 p25+
Animals, Treatment of
AID opens modern shelter for
wayward felines [photo], H
12/6/86 p25+
Ann St.-Norwalk
SoNo fate hinges on purchase of
railyards, Olcott declares, H
10/7/86 p6
State DOT aide optimistic over
railyard sale to Norwalk, H
10/10/86 p10
Walls of house yield bottles by
the bushel [photo], H 5/28/86
p1+
Anson Rd.-Norwalk
Sunday explosion rocks Anson
Road residence, H 5/27/86 p6
Antique dealers-Darien
Striped Zebra anniversary
[photo], H 5/13/86 p33
Striped Zebra sells pieces of the
past: Hobby becomes a
business [photo], H 4/24/86
p17+
Antique dealers-Wilton
Bulldozers have been following
antiques dealer around the
area [photo], H 8/23/86 p13+
Antique shops. SEE ANTIQUE
DEALERS
Apartments. SEE ALSO NAME
OF APARTMENT
Apartments-Norwalk
Carver tenants end dispute with
owners, H 11/19/86 p1+
City apartment complex sold:
Condo conversion in offing?,
H 12/18/86 p24
Elderly tenants charge landlord
wants them out, H 6/13/86
p1+
Renters balk over changes at
complex, H 3/27/86 p1+
Apiaries
Wilton apiarist finds happiness on
the wing [photo], H 3/29/86
p1+
Apollo Negative Services
Apple Festival
Fifth Apple Festival is coming on
weekend [photo], H 10/20/86
p15
United Nations honored at
Westport Apple Fest, H
10/23/86 p26
Westport to welcome visitors to
fifth annual Apple Festival, H
10/24/86 p27
Appraisal. SEE ASSESSMENTNAME OF TOWN
Apulia Restaurant
Grand opening, Apulia
Restaurant [photo], H 3/4/86
p27
Arbitration
Board considers joining
arbitration fight, H 10/10/86
p31+
Collins lauds Darien for
arbitration action, H 2/28/86
p6, H 2/3/86 p1+
Health District settles contact
(sic) dispute: Nurses get
three-year pact, H 2/4/86 p9
Highway Department files for
mediation in dispute, H
3/25/86 p11
School panel won't back legal
battle, H 11/20/86 p20
Teacher pact in arbitration, H
12/13/86 p13
Arbor Day
Officials plant gifts from state on
Arbor Day [photo], H 4/26/86
p13+
Town to mark Arbor Day by
planting trees, H 4/24/86
p13+
Architects-New Canaan
Architect's glass house given to
historic trust, H 12/27/86
p29+
Area architect one of six winners
[drawing], H 11/4/86 p17
Architects-Norwalk
Norwalk firm coordinating the
planning of new YWCA
[photo], H 12/2/86 p29
Architects-Southport
Roger Ferris has award for
architecture, H 11/22/86 p23
Architects-Westport
Cease and desist order sparks
ethics discussion in Town
Hall, H 5/9/86 p13
5
Town officials end probe on delay
for zoning order, H 5/15/86
p15+
Architects-Wilton
Wilton firm finishes museum
addition [photo], H 12/20/86
p27+
Armed forces-Local members
Cadet trains for pilot's wings
[photo], H 11/12/86 p25+
In the Service, H 1/2/86 p6, H
5/20/86 p6, H 7/26/86 p15, H
7/31/86 p12, H 8/1/86 p6, H
8/1/86 p8, H 8/1/86 p11, H
8/2/86 p12, H 8/2/86 p19, H
8/6/86 p8, H 8/14/86 p6, H
8/15/86 p6, H 9/10/86 p13, H
11/20/86 p34, H 11/22/86
p14, H 11/22/86 p19
Local man is promoted [photo], H
2/19/86 p10
Norwalker retired from USAF, H
11/17/86 p20
Reservist given medal [photo], H
9/3/86 p34
Specialist's mission is supplying
troops [photo], H 5/27/86 p10
Students nominated, H 2/3/86
p11+
U.S.M.C. Commission [photo], H
8/28/86 p36
Arrests-Alcohol abuse-Westport
Police Blotter: Man found asleep
in car charged, H 10/20/86 p8
Arrests-Alcohol possessionMinors-Weston
Party leads to arrest of teen-ager,
H 8/20/86 p13+
Police Blotter: Liquor possession
is charged, H 8/5/86 p8
Weston police stage raid at
teenage drinking party, H
7/2/86 p1+
Arrests-Alcohol possessionMinors-Westport
Police Blotter: Minors facing
alcohol charges, H 9/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen arrested on
alcohol charge, H 9/22/86 p8,
H 10/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen charged at
Westport party, H 9/3/86 p8
Arrests-Alcohol possessionMinors-Wilton
Police Blotter: Alcohol
possession is charged, H
8/27/86 p8
Arrests-Alcohol possessionNorwalk
Police Blotter: Minors are
arrested, H 4/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Minors face liquor
charges, H 4/7/86 p8
Arrests-Alcohol violationsNorwalk
Police Blotter: Liquor seized
during raid, H 1/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Pool hall is raided,
H 1/29/86 p8
Arrests-Arson-Norwalk
Attorney seeking insanity
defense for suspect in
Norwalk arson case, H
12/3/86 p12
Evaluation of suspect is allowed,
H 12/10/86 p20
Judge rejects plea to drop bond
for home firebombing
suspect, H 9/25/86 p10
Norwalk woman pleads not guilty
to arson charges on
Thursday, H 11/14/86 p9
Woman arrested on arson
charge, H 9/19/86 p6
Arrests-Arson-Weston
Ex-dispatcher gets probation on
arson count, H 7/25/86 p1+
Weston dispatcher arrested for
fires at police station, H
7/7/86 p1+
Arrests-Arson-Westport
Arraignment is set for bank
official charged with hiring
cyclists for arson, H 2/3/86
p1+
Banker released on bond [photo],
H 2/4/86 p1+
Westport bank V. P. charged with
arson, H 2/1/86 p1+
Arrests-Assault-Darien
12 jurors, 4 alternates picked in
Darien felony murder trial, H
4/9/86 p17
Police report incidents at service
area, H 12/17/86 p20
Arrests-Assault-Norwalk
2 arrested in assault of manager,
H 6/11/86 p6
2 men beaten in hallway at
Roodner Court, H 6/4/86 p6
City police are accused of
brutality, H 6/21/86 p1+
Family dispute destined for
superior court, H 6/7/86 p1
Man enters guilty plea in
Christmas shooting, H
2/20/86 p26
Man held in assault, H 8/15/86 p6
Norwalk man misses court, H
11/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 arrested after
fight, H 6/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 arrested in
assault, H 6/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Apartment fight
ends in arrests, H 11/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Argument ends
with assault charge, H
12/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Assault arrest
made, H 2/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Assault with car
alleged, H 3/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Domestic tiff nets
arrest, H 1/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: First-degree
Police Blotter: Four charged after
brawl, H 5/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man arrested for
slapping daughter, H
12/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man arrested in
domestic dispute, H 11/5/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man assaulted at
shelter, H 5/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man charged after
chase, H 12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man charged in
attack, H 5/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man charged with
assault, H 9/12/86 p8, H
11/20/86 p8
attacking youth, H 5/12/86 p8
threatening, H 8/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man held after
argument, H 2/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man held for
Police Blotter: Man is charged in
Police Blotter: Man nabbed in
assault on woman, H 5/9/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man stabbed
during robbery, H 3/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man stabbed with
broken bottle, H 4/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorists engage
in brawl, H 10/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: N. Carolina man
Police Blotter: Pair charged in
home incident, H 3/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police jail man in
beating, H 4/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Second man
arrested in assault, H 3/11/86
p8
Police Blotter: Teen-ager
charged with assault, H
10/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three arrested
after scuffle, H 2/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three men
arrested after fight, H 3/22/86
p8
6
Police Blotter: Two are arrested
after fight, H 6/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two arrested after
fight, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman charged
after altercation, H 7/31/86 p9
Police Blotter: Woman nabbed in
robbery, assault, H 7/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Women charged in
fight, H 2/22/86 p8
Police charge man in child's
stabbing, H 8/25/86 p6
Two girls suspended, one named
in stabbing, H 2/28/86 p1+
Two nabbed in beating of
manager, H 8/23/86 p1+
Woman charged with assault in
incident at home, H 5/27/86
p8
Youth status is accorded to
student, H 4/3/86 p6
Arrests-Assault-Weston
Police Blotter: Arrested after
domestic dispute, H 9/29/86
p8
Police Blotter: Attack with shovel
Police Blotter: Man assaulted in
Weston, H 9/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man faces assault
Police Blotter: Student charged
with assault, H 3/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teens are arrested
in Weston, H 7/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two claim assault
Arrests-Assault-Westport
Four nabbed after brawl, H
6/12/86 p23
Police Blotter: Aisle argument
leads to arrest, H 12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man bites
Westport officer, H 4/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two charged after
altercation, H 3/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westporter
charged with assault, H
12/16/86 p8
Woman assaulted at eatery, H
12/8/86 p1+
Arrests-Assault-Wilton
Gant plea innocent in Wilton
Judge won't lower bond in
Plea to be filed by Wilton woman,
H 7/19/86 p13+
Police Blotter: Fight ends in
arrest of husband, H 6/28/86
p8
Arrests-Assault-Wilton
(Continued)
assaulting wife, H 2/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tennis court
altercation reported, H
10/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two charged in
Police Blotter: Two cited in dog
dilemma, H 12/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youths charged
after ruckus, H 7/26/86 p8
Arrests-Automobile theft-Darien
Police Blotter: Van reported
stolen in Darien, H 9/9/86 p8
Arrests-Automobile theftNorwalk
Accused car thief arraigned in
Norwalk, H 7/2/86 p6
Police Blotter: Car theft alleged,
H 5/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Duo charged in car
theft, H 8/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Four held in car
theft, H 3/13/86 p8
auto theft, H 12/3/86 p8
Arrests-Bomb threats-Wilton
Police Blotter: 12-year-old is
charged, H 10/22/86 p8
Arrests-Breach of peace-Norwalk
Police Blotter: 2 arrested at
hospital, H 6/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: 3 arrested after
brawl, H 8/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Assault with car
Police Blotter: Breach of peace
charged to man, H 3/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fired worker
incident, H 10/24/86 p8
breach of peace, H 7/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Merchant
complaint spurs arrest, H
5/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Quarrel leads to 2
arrests, H 5/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: Six charged in
fight, H 6/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Struggle ends with
arrest, H 1/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teens in fight at
school, H 12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Toy gun leads to
fight, H 5/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Women charged in
fight, H 2/22/86 p8
Three arrested in fake gun
Two arrested after scuffle, H
10/11/86 p8
Arrests-Breach of peaceWestport
Police Blotter: Disturbance
reported at store, H 12/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Wilton man
arrested after fight, H
12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth arrested at
Compo Beach, H 7/29/86 p8
Arrests-Bribery-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Bribery at beach
Arrests-Child abuse-Norwalk
Woman faces 2 charges of child
abuse, H 2/21/86 p6
Arrests-Conspiracy-Norwalk
Justice allegedly agreed to hold
sham marriage, H 5/3/86 p6
Police Blotter: Pair are charged in
hoax, H 2/8/86 p6
Police Blotter: Two girls charged
in conspiracy, H 5/19/86 p8
Arrests-Criminal lockout-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Landlords charged
in `lockouts', H 2/15/86 p8
Arrests-Criminal mischiefNorwalk
Police Blotter: Charges filed in
school incident, H 2/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: False alarms
blamed on teen, H 12/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vehicles damaged
by youth, H 8/16/86 p8
Arrests-Criminal mischiefWeston
2 teens plead innocent in cross
burning, H 9/6/86 p10
Fifth suspect apprehended, H
9/15/86 p9
Five teens charged in burning of
cross, H 8/27/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Criminal mischief
is alleged, H 5/27/86 p8
is reported, H 7/10/86 p9
vandalism of cars, H 7/1/86
p9
Police charge four in vandalism
spree, H 9/12/86 p1+
Police say vandalism involved
two towns, H 8/29/86 p29+
Teens arrested for entering
house, H 12/9/86 p16
7
Arrests-Criminal mischiefWestport
4 youths nabbed for vandalism, H
12/26/86 p6
Police Blotter: Arrest follows
wreath destruction, H
12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westport teen
nabbed for mischief, H
11/12/86 p8
Arrests-Criminal trespassNorwalk
Police Blotter: Burglary, trespass
charges filed, H 4/23/86 p8
fight, H 5/5/86 p8
Soccer players arrested after
parking lot dispute, H
10/20/86 p11
Arrests-Criminal trespassWeston
Police Blotter: 11 arrested for
trespassing, H 3/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teens charged
with trespass, H 3/17/86 p8
Arrests-Criminal trespassWestport
Authorities identify youths at
party, H 12/4/86 p26
Police Blotter: 28 teens arrested
at party, H 12/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: 3 spotted on
crane, arrested, H 6/23/86 p8
Three teens are charged in
trespass, H 9/3/86 p10
Trio charged in dangling of
dummies, H 9/3/86 p1+
Was it a crime or just a prank?
[letter], H 9/9/86 p5
Arrests-Cruelty to animalsNorwalk
Man asks rehabilitation in
hanging of spaniel, H
11/14/86 p14
Police Blotter: Man allegedly
hung dog, H 11/4/86 p8
Arrests-Disorderly conductNorwalk
Mace, dog are used to subdue
city man, H 6/30/86 p9
Police Blotter: 2 charged after
dispute, H 12/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Arrest made in
emergency room, H 6/14/86
p8
Police Blotter: Couple arrested
after squabble, H 11/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Gun incident
reported, H 5/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Misconduct at
party alleged, H 6/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: N. Y. man charged
with indecency, H 1/11/86 p8
Arrests-Disorderly conductWeston
Man attempts hanging, Weston
police report, H 11/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Weston youth
Arrests-Disorderly conductWestport
Police Blotter: Dinner date ends
in an arrest, H 7/28/86 p8
Arrests-Disorderly conductWilton
Arrests-Drugs
Westporter testifies at Zaccaro's
Arrests-Drugs-Darien
Police arrest two men on drug
Police Blotter: Duo is charged in
Darien, H 8/26/86 p9
Police Blotter: Two charged with
having cocaine, H 6/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman arrested
on drug charges, H 6/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Youth charged in
drug counts, H 6/3/86 p8
Three charged with possession
of drugs, H 9/16/86 p36
Arrests-Drugs-New Canaan
4 drug arrests are made at postprom party in park, H 6/16/86
p8
Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk
2 plead guilty to drug counts: In
Columbus School case, H
7/1/86 p6
2 plead guilty to sale of cocaine
in Norwalk, H 6/4/86 p19
3 nabbed for drug dealings, H
6/5/86 p6
4th man sentenced for drug
trafficking, H 8/5/86 p7
5 arrested for selling narcotics by
school, H 3/20/86 p1+
Administrative hearing is set for
arrested NPD employee, H
10/17/86 p11
Alleged dealer charged in death
by overdose, H 11/11/86 p1+
Cage star nabbed on drug count,
H 6/6/86 p1+
City drug raid nets two arrests, H
7/5/86 p8
City employees plead not guilty
on drugs, H 10/25/86 p1+
11/10/86 p1+
Drug raid nets two city
employees, H 10/15/86 p1+
Drug raid suspect in hospital, H
10/17/86 p1+
Fifth person pleads guilty in drug
case, H 6/13/86 p28
Four city residents nabbed in
drug raids, H 8/29/86 p6
Man charged with selling of
narcotics, H 9/12/86 p6
Man gets 10-year sentence on
drug possession conviction,
H 11/26/86 p16
Man gets jail for drug sale near
school, H 8/6/86 p10
Norwalk resident faces drug
counts, H 6/12/86 p6
Officer bitten during struggle, H
7/21/86 p8
Pair arrested on drug charges, H
11/13/86 p22
Police Blotter: 2 arrested in raid,
H 5/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 caught with
cocaine, H 1/13/86 p6
raids, H 10/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 nabbed in drug
raid, H 1/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 nabbed on drug
counts, H 11/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: 3 nabbed on drug
Police Blotter: 3 narcotics arrests
made, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Alleged drug sale
brings arrest, H 5/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Alleged drug sales
prompt arrest, H 5/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Boy charged on
marijuana counts, H 5/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bridgeporter
scraped by bullet, H 12/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Chase ends in
man's arrest, H 10/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: City, Stamford
man nabbed, H 5/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug arrest made
in court, H 6/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug counts filed
against two, H 4/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug possession
charged, H 4/25/86 p8, H
9/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug probe ends
in arrest, H 4/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug sale alleged,
H 10/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Four nabbed on
Police Blotter: Liquor seized
during raid, H 1/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Localite nabbed on
8
Police Blotter: Man arrested after
struggle, H 10/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man arrested on
marijuana charge, H 5/2/86
p8
narcotics charge, H 10/13/86
p8
sales, H 5/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man faces drug
Police Blotter: Man nabbed on
drug warrant, H 5/20/86 p8
variety of charges, H
10/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Marijuana
possession is alleged, H
9/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Narcotics arrest
made, H 2/5/86 p6
Police Blotter: Narcotics charges
are filed, H 1/25/86 p8, H
2/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Narcotics charges
filed, H 2/27/86 p8, H 4/29/86
p8
Police Blotter: Narcotics
1/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker
arraigned on charges, H
2/8/86 p6
Police Blotter: Norwalker faces
four charges, H 2/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalkers
charged in drug counts, H
6/30/86 p9
Police Blotter: Police allege
possession of narcotics, H
6/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police announce
four drug arrests, H 5/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police spot sword,
arrest driver, H 1/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: Risk of injury
charge filed, H 1/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Substance sale
arrest made, H 1/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Suspect flees, is
caught, H 7/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen arrested on
drug charges, H 3/7/86 p8
with taking stereos, H 3/7/86
p8
Police Blotter: Teens nabbed for
drug possession, H 11/28/86
p8
Police Blotter: Three arrested
after raid, H 4/21/86 p8
Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk
(Continued)
Police Blotter: Three await
arraignment, H 6/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three stopped,
charged by police, H 11/3/86
p8
Police Blotter: Trio nabbed on
drug charges, H 8/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Unit makes drug
Police ending car-coke probe, H
2/20/86 p1
Police unit makes four drug
Residents credited with aid in
Sentencing of three concludes
drug case, H 8/26/86 p7
South Norwalker is arraigned on
marijuana charges, H 5/6/86
p6
Suspected coke dealer free on
bond, H 10/22/86 p8
Taylor Avenue home raide: Guns
and ammunition seized
[photo], H 3/5/86 p12
Three are charged with drug
counts, H 6/11/86 p1+
Three held, two released in drug
case, H 3/21/86 p6
Three sentenced on drug
Trial is set for suspects in drug
sale, H 4/3/86 p10
Two plead guilty in drug case, H
6/3/86 p1+
Woman arrested in raid gains
release on bond, H 5/31/86
p1+
Arrests-Drugs-Weston
Deer hunt stakeout nets cocaine
Police Blotter: 2 men face drug
Police Blotter: 3 teens charged in
Police Blotter: Drug charges are
filed, H 6/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen nabbed on
marijuana count, H 5/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen-agers
charged in Weston, H
11/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Weston man
facing drug charges, H
7/24/86 p8
Arrests-Drugs-Westport
Police Blotter: Drug possession
by 2 alleged, H 7/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Drug, weapons
Police Blotter: Westport youths
Police nab woman in drug raid, H
5/30/86 p1+
State police seize heroin, arrest
man, H 9/12/86 p8
Arrests-Drugs-Wilton
Narcotics raid nabs Wilton duo, H
9/15/86 p1+
Police Blotter: 2 in court on drug
Police Blotter: Bethel man
nabbed in Wilton, H 1/14/86
p8
p8
Police Blotter: Drug charges are
lodged, H 9/25/86 p8
Wilton, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Ridgefield man
faces charges, H 4/28/86 p8
drug possession, H 2/15/86
p8
Police Blotter: Weapon
8/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wreck brings
varied other charges, H
12/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth is charged
at Wilton High School, H
3/24/86 p8
Arrests-Drunk driving-Darien
Darien man charged in fatal
crash, H 6/24/86 p6
Police Blotter: DWI charge is filed
in Darien, H 9/15/86 p8
Arrests-Drunk driving-New
Canaan
New Canaanite imprisoned in
drunk-driving death, H
8/26/86 p6
Police Blotter: Car is driven into
condominium, H 8/30/86 p8
Arrests-Drunk driving-Norwalk
City man is arrested after chase,
H 9/8/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Accident brings
Police Blotter: DWI charge filed
after crash, H 7/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: DWI charge filed in
crash, H 3/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Incident brings
DWI charge, H 1/13/86 p6
Police Blotter: Motorist is
Police Blotter: New Yorker
charged with DWI, H 8/8/86
p8
9
Police Blotter: Norwalker charged
in accident, H 5/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker to
answer 3 charges, H
12/23/86 p8
Arrests-Drunk driving-Weston
Police Blotter: Driver charged in
Police Blotter: Driver nabbed in
Weston, H 4/1/86 p6
Police Blotter: Drivers charged in
Police Blotter: Man charged on
DWI count, H 8/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man, 60, faces
Police Blotter: Ridgefield driver
Woman turns herself in in death
case, H 8/21/86 p6
Woman, 26 convicted in auto
death, H 12/2/86 p13+
Arrests-Drunk driving-Westport
Crash puts man in hospital, H
7/25/86 p30
Innocent plea entered, H 9/13/86
p12
Meyer: Change needed on
roadblocks, H 1/2/86 p29+
Motorist is found innocent of
charge, H 11/5/86 p43
Pedestrian killed by car in
Police Blotter: 3 nabbed at
roadblock, H 11/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Charges filed
following crash, H 12/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Crash results in
Police Blotter: Driver nabbed in
Westport, H 2/19/86 p6
Police Blotter: Drunk driving
arrests reported, H 12/8/86 p8
charge is filed, H 9/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Erratic driving
crash, H 12/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man hit with DWI
Police Blotter: Man treated after
collision, H 12/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Milford woman
p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker nabbed
for DWI, H 8/18/86 p8
Arrests-Drunk driving-Westport
(Continued)
in Westport, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Redding driver
Police Blotter: Three face DWI
Police Blotter: Waterbury man
p8
Police Blotter: Weston man is
charged with DWI, H
11/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westporter
p8
Police make three arrests, H
11/10/86 p8
Three nabbed in crackdown, H
6/20/86 p6
Arrests-Drunk driving-Wilton
Police Blotter: Danbury man
p8
Wilton, H 2/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: DWI charge is
filed, H 11/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorists are
charged with DWI, H
11/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wilton driver, 16,
Police Blotter: Wilton man facing
Arrests-Embezzlement-Norwalk
Ex-Vitam worker charged with
embezzlement, H 7/23/86 p1+
Judge doubles bond for local
man charged in theft from
Vitam, H 7/24/86 p1+
Vitam praised for prompt action,
H 7/24/86 p1+
Arrests-Embezzlement-Westport
Milford woman arrested on
embezzlement charges, H
2/14/86 p45+
Arrests-Evading responsibilityNorwalk
Police Blotter: Pedestrian
incident filed, H 2/19/86 p6
Toddler hurt when struck by
motorcycle, H 8/20/86 p6
Arrests-Evading responsibilityWilton
Police Blotter: N. Y. woman
charged after wreck, H
11/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wilton driver
Arrests-Failure to cross at
crosswalk-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Woman struck,
Arrests-Failure to drive rightNorwalk
charged in accident, H
12/15/86 p8
Arrests-Failure to drive rightWilton
Police Blotter: West Redding
man charged in wreck, H
7/3/86 p8
Arrests-Failure to face courtNorwalk
Miles charged with failure to face
court, H 10/8/86 p6
Arrests-Fire code violationsNorwalk
Man charged for violations of fire
code, H 8/12/86 p6
Arrests-Firebombing-Norwalk
Suspect in firebombing to
undergo evaluation, H
10/16/86 p24
Arrests-Fireworks-Norwalk
Localite fined in case of fireworks
`factory', H 8/5/86 p6
Police Blotter: Firecracker toss
Probation denied in fireworks
case, H 7/8/86 p24
Arrests-Forgery-Darien
Alleged forger seeks AR, H
12/12/86 p11
Arrests-Forgery-Norwalk
3 charged by police in scam, H
6/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Ex-teller faces
Police Blotter: Forgery is
Police Blotter: Man arrested on 8
forgery counts, H 6/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Scrip forging
Police Blotter: Woman captured
on check counts, H 6/27/86
p8
Ten people are arrested during
motel party, H 1/22/86 p1
Two women are charged with
forgery, H 12/18/86 p8
Arrests-Forgery-Westport
Police Blotter: Forged
prescription alleged, H
12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westporter faces
check counts, H 2/26/86 p8
Arrests-Forgery-Wilton
College student charged in
forgeries, H 12/2/86 p1+
10
Police Blotter: Prescription
forgery is alleged, H 12/1/86
p8
Police Blotter: Suspect nabbed in
Arrests-Fraud-Norwalk
Justice of peace pleads guilty, H
9/9/86 p10
Local woman pleads guilty to
conspiracy, H 9/12/86 p6
Police Blotter: Four arrested for
welfare fraud, H 4/23/86 p8
Sheppard's bond cut in Vitam
fraud case, H 8/6/86 p1+
Arrests-Fugitive-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Fugitive arrested
Police Blotter: Man faces fugitive
Arrests-Gambling-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Gambling records
seized, H 10/1/86 p8
Arrests-Harassment-Wilton
Police Blotter: Names transposed
in report, H 12/3/86 p8
with harassment, H 12/2/86
p8
Arrests-Homicide-Darien
Darien man charged in fatal
crash, H 6/24/86 p6
Arrests-Housing code violationsNorwalk
Squad says landlord violated
city's codes, H 6/18/86 p18
Arrests-Indecent exposureNorwalk
Police Blotter: Alleged exposure
brings arrest, H 5/27/86 p8
Arrests-Interfering with an
officer-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Man nabbed after
struggle, H 3/11/86 p8
Arrests-Interfering with an
officer-Wilton
Arrests-Kidnapping-Darien
10 years in prison for Aaron, H
3/5/86 p1+
Charges against Darien teenager will not be separated for
his trial, H 9/16/86 p11
Charges upgraded for teen in
rapes, H 3/4/86 p1+
Arrests-Kidnapping-Norwalk
2 plead innocent to holding man
hostage: Pre-trial hearing set
June 5, H 5/21/86 p11
Bond dropped for kidnapping
Bond reduced for teen in kidnap
case, H 8/5/86 p6
Arrests-Kidnapping-Norwalk
(Continued)
Guardsman pleads not guilty in
kidnapping count, H 7/16/86
p11
Judge refuses to lower suspect's
bond, H 11/26/86 p18
Missing tapes are needed for
appeal-Counsel, H 9/6/86 p11
One of trio is sentenced in
kidnapping, H 5/15/86 p6
Police Blotter: Kidnapping charge
filed, H 7/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: N. Carolina man
Police Blotter: Suspects identity
revealed, H 5/3/86 p8
Police probe links burglary
suspects to seven break-ins,
H 5/6/86 p1+
Teen pleads not guilty, H 8/27/86
p11
Two hostage holders sentenced,
H 9/10/86 p10
Woman is charged in '83
Woman pleads guilty to lesser
Arrests-Larceny-Darien
Police accuse 2 men of larceny,
H 6/10/86 p6
larceny, H 10/28/86 p8
Arrests-Larceny-Norwalk
2 ex-cops file pleas of guilty, H
7/11/86 p1+
Bond pleads not guilty in check
scam, H 12/31/86 p9
Ex-officer is granted
rehabilitation, H 4/23/86 p6
Ex-policeman files request for
probation, H 4/24/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Alleged limo thief
Police Blotter: Check larceny is
Police Blotter: Computer theft
Police Blotter: Department store
larceny alleged, H 6/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Escapee captured
by police, H 12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Ex-teller faces
Police Blotter: Fleeing suspect is
nabbed, H 11/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Larceny at store
Police Blotter: Man arrested in
auto, H 9/10/86 p8
bad check spree, H 2/24/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man is arrested in
boat theft, H 5/19/86 p8
7 larcenies, H 4/10/86 p8
larceny count, H 6/11/86 p6
theft, H 3/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two men charged
with larceny, H 3/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wanted man
nabbed here, H 4/21/86 p8
on several counts, H 7/12/86
p9
Police Blotter: Woman nabbed at
store, H 3/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Women nabbed in
fracas, H 3/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth faces many
Police Blotter: Youth nabbed in
Store security guards nab New
Jersey man, H 9/12/86 p6
Arrests-Larceny-Weston
2 teens are given probation, H
7/17/86 p10
arrested in Weston, H 8/1/86
p9
Police Blotter: Woman held on
check charge, H 2/20/86 p8
Two cases are removed from
record, H 1/2/86 p8
Arrests-Larceny-Westport
Arrest spurs $1M-plus suit, H
2/11/86 p1+
Judge denies probation for
Westport teen, H 2/25/86 p12
charged with larceny, H
10/20/86 p8
tire theft, H 12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police charge man
Police Blotter: Southport man
nabbed in boot theft, H
12/5/86 p8
with shoplifting, H 11/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westonite charged
Police Blotter: Westporter faces
check counts, H 2/26/86 p8
11
Police Blotter: Woman charged in
cigarette theft, H 12/5/86 p8
Police use footprint to nab
suspect, H 8/19/86 p29+
Three suspects arrested
following shoplifting spree, H
7/22/86 p6
Westport police arrest teen-agers
following high-speed auto
chase, H 12/4/86 p26
Westporter is sentenced to 30
days, H 7/1/86 p26
Arrests-Larceny-Wilton
2 ex-cops give pleas of innocent,
H 4/9/86 p1+
2 Wilton policemen faces
charges of embezzlement, H
2/28/86 p1+
Detective will face extra count, H
4/8/86 p15+
charged in larceny, H 4/12/86
p8
Police Blotter: Norwalk woman
faces larceny charge, H
12/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker is
charged in larceny, H 5/31/86
p8
Police Blotter: Stratford man
nabbed in larceny, H 9/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Teens reportedly
kidnapped Santa, H 12/17/86
p8
Police Blotter: Two allegedly took
cash, checks, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vehicle theft is
Police Blotter: Wilton youth
arrested for larceny, H
12/8/86 p8
Probation sought in PBA larceny
case, H 5/8/86 p11
Arrests-Liquor violationsNorwalk
Police Blotter: 6 liquor arrests
made, H 4/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two arrested at
market, H 4/2/86 p6
Arrests-Littering-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Neighbor cited for
leaf littering, H 11/17/86 p8
Arrests-Lobster violationsNorwalk
Police Blotter: Lobstermen are
Arrests-Loitering-Westport
Police Blotter: Youth arrested
outside pharmacy, H
12/16/86 p8
Arrests-Manslaughter-Norwalk
Man enters not guilty plea in drug
death case, H 11/19/86 p22
Arrests-Manslaughter-Weston
p12
Manslaughter charge filed in fatal
crash in Weston, H 6/20/86
p12
Arrests-Manslaughter-Wilton
Man killed on Route 7 during
fight, H 6/21/86 p1+
Arrests-MisrepresentationNorwalk
Police Blotter: Misrepresentation
Arrests-Motor vehicle violationsNorwalk
Bus driver is charged in incident,
H 11/11/86 p1+
Police Blotter: 56 given speeding
tickets, H 5/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car hits pole,
Westporter injured, H 3/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cyclist leads
police on chase, H 4/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Driver charged
after hitting 3 cars, H 4/4/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man faces variety
of charges, H 9/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man issued traffic
citations, H 5/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police roadblock
nabs 2, H 3/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Routine incident
sparks charges, H 12/8/86 p8
Arrests-Motor vehicle violationsWeston
24 arrested at roadblocks, H
5/12/86 p9
high-speed chase, H 3/31/86
p8
Police Blotter: Dump truck driver
variety of charges, H 7/10/86
p9
Police Blotter: Norwalker ticketed
in collision, H 5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Speeding drivers
nabbed, H 5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Stratford man
charged in accident, H 7/2/86
p9
Police Blotter: Two motorcyclists
are charged, H 9/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Weston youth
after accident, H 5/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman escapes
car crash, H 2/1/86 p8
Arrests-Motor vehicle violationsWestport
Bridgeport man faces 12 charges
after police chase, two-car
crash, H 6/17/86 p9
Police Blotter: Emission sticker
check nets 143, H 5/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fairfielder arrested
Police Blotter: Westport driver, 18
Police say victim was in middle of
the road, H 4/29/86 p9+
Arrests-Motor vehicle violationsWilton
Police Blotter: Man turned over to
Trumbull PD, H 9/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker arrested
after chase, H 11/3/86 p8
in Wilton, H 4/2/86 p6
Police Blotter: Teens arrested
after `joyride', H 10/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wilton makes
`seat belt' arrest, H 2/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth leads police
on chase, H 2/7/86 p8
Arrests-Motorcycle violationsWeston
Charges are filed in 'cycle
mishap, H 6/7/86 p13+
Police Blotter: Weston
motorcyclist charged, H
6/7/86 p8
Arrests-Murder
Ex-Norwalker goes on trial in N.
Carolina for murder, H
6/25/86 p19
Arrests-Murder, AttemptedNorwalk
Judge lowers brothers' bond:
Charged with shooting, H
11/11/86 p14
Arrests-Murder, AttemptedWilton
Bond kept in Wilton burglary, H
6/14/86 p13+
Man held in alleged murder try, H
6/13/86 p1+
Arrests-Murder-Darien
4/9/86 p17
Expert links sneakers to slay
suspect, H 5/1/86 p1+
Foot facts kept secret, H 2/15/86
p6
Jury finds Hasan guilty of murder,
H 5/3/86 p1+
Jury picking started in murder
trial, H 4/1/86 p1+
12
Murder suspect's brother recalls
noticing brother wearing
sneakers, H 4/24/86 p26
Murdered man's son first witness
at trial, H 4/23/86 p1+
Norwalk man is appealing his
1985 murder conviction, H
12/20/86 p6
Verdict on Hasan weighed, H
5/2/86 p13
Arrests-Murder-New Canaan
Community shocked by arrest of
local men, H 12/15/86 p1+
Police: Stolen goods led to
suspects: Two face charges
in city court [photo], H
12/15/86 p1+
Suspect's bond is increased, H
12/16/86 p1+
Arrests-Murder-Norwalk
Bond is kept at $250,000 in OD
death, H 11/26/86 p9
City escapee's hearing set, H
1/28/86 p8
11/10/86 p1+
Judge sets high bond on drug
death suspect, H 11/15/86 p8
Murder charges reduced, H
12/3/86 p1+
New arrest in Gay murder, H
11/14/86 p14
Norwalk man indicted in murder
try, H 3/6/86 p15
Suspect charged in murder, H
10/6/86 p1+
Arrests-Murder-Westport
Decision on Falby supported, H
6/11/86 p37+
Extradition opposed by murder
Falby denied parole, H 6/10/86
p1+
Suspect had ties to gang, H
5/29/86 p1+
Arrests-Murder-Wilton
Wilton man pleads not guilty:
Murder is charged, H 1/14/86
p1+
Arrests-Negligent homicide-New
Canaan
Teen charged in fatal crash, H
10/21/86 p13
Arrests-Norwalk
Man charged in false filing, H
5/28/86 p6
Police Blotter: Refrigerator brings
charge, H 5/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Refrigerator nets
man a summons, H 5/10/86
p8
Arrests-Prostitution-Norwalk
Police Blotter: 2 arrested for
prostitution, H 3/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: 5 nabbed for
prostitution, H 4/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Four men
Police Blotter: Undercover
officers nab woman, H
1/30/86 p8
with prostitution, H 1/31/86 p8
Arrests-Public indecency-Darien
Police Blotter: Public indecency
Arrests-Reckless behaviorWestport
Police Blotter: Weston man is
Arrests-Reckless burningNorwalk
Police Blotter: Cell fire attempted,
H 6/9/86 p8
Arrests-Reckless driving-Darien
Police Blotter: Crash brings
seatbelt charge, H 11/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Darien man
arrested after chase, H
5/9/86 p8
reckless driving, H 6/24/86 p8
Arrests-Reckless drivingNorwalk
Charge reduced, Wilton motorist
pleads guilty to hitting
lieutenant, H 10/27/86 p12
crash, H 6/30/86 p9
Arrests-Reckless driving-Weston
Police Blotter: Car hits posts:
Driver charged, H 6/11/86 p6
reckless driving, H 7/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth nabbed
after chase, H 6/11/86 p6
Police say seatbelt saves driver
from serious injury, H 7/31/86
p12
Arrests-Reckless drivingWestport
Police Blotter: Motorist facing
Police Blotter: Motorist nabbed
after pursuit, H 12/16/86 p8
Arrests-Reckless driving-Wilton
Police Blotter: Teen charged after
car hits wall, H 2/4/86 p8
Arrests-Reckless endangermentDarien
Police Blotter: BB shots draw
Police Blotter: Reckless
endangerment is alleged, H
7/1/86 p9
Arrests-Reckless endangermentNorwalk
Police Blotter: Chase ends in
Police Blotter: Reckless
endangerment is charged, H
3/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tampering with
car alleged, H 2/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman hit with
pellet, H 8/14/86 p8
Police probe weekend use of
fireworks, H 7/7/86 p1+
Woman charged in
endangerment, H 7/1/86 p6
Arrests-Reckless endangermentWeston
Police Blotter: Youth surrenders
Arrests-Reckless endangermentWilton
Police Blotter: Young motorist
Arrests-Risk of injury to minorNorwalk
Friends of Larry aim for defense
fund [photo], H 10/6/86 p12
Norwalker charged in abuse
case, H 7/22/86 p6
Police Blotter: Mother accused of
neglect, cruelty, H 7/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police say children
were at risk, H 3/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Risk of injury to
minor alleged, H 9/30/86 p8
Police charge letter carrier with
`risk of injury' to youth, H
8/11/86 p1+
Arrests-Robbery-Darien
Getaway is slowed by flat tire, H
8/6/86 p1+
trial, H 4/1/86 p1+
Police arrest pair on robbery
charge, H 8/19/86 p29+
Police Blotter: 4 charged in
Darien, H 8/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglary charges
are filed, H 10/7/86 p8
Two armed robbery suspects
arrested in Darien, H 8/19/86
p230
Arrests-Robbery-Fairfield County
Summer burglary spree nets man
a 7 year term, H 4/12/86 p19
Arrests-Robbery-Norwalk
2 burglars hold man hostage in
house, H 5/2/86 p1+
13
2 charged in purse theft, H 9/3/86
p6
8 charges faced by teen-ager, H
12/5/86 p1+
Bond reduced for four suspects,
H 10/31/86 p53
Charged in heist, H 8/8/86 p11
Charged with theft, NPD officer
resigns, H 2/24/86 p1+
City man has trial postponed, H
12/4/86 p6
City man is charged in 2 burglary
cases, H 9/17/86 p6
Court finds error in conviction, H
8/12/86 p36
Duo robs man of $90, H 12/26/86
p6
Escapee remains at large, H
1/13/86 p1+
Ex-con held for robbery, H
1/21/86 p1+
Hearing set in New York for local
man, H 6/12/86 p11
Holdup suspect pleads innocent,
H 2/5/86 p1+
Liberatore nabbed in New York
City, H 1/25/86 p1+
Man charged in spree of
burglaries, H 11/7/86 p11
Man confesses to city bank heist,
H 8/14/86 p6
Man enters not guilty plea in
truck heist, H 9/17/86 p6
Man held in assault, robbery, H
3/10/86 p1+
Norwalk police probe burglaries,
arrest one, H 9/6/86 p6
Norwalker is wanted in Florida, H
6/19/86 p6
Police arrest suspect in robbery
of driver, H 9/5/86 p1+
Police Blotter: 2 charged in
Police Blotter: 2 charged in radio
theft, H 9/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 men charged
with burglary, H 7/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2 nabbed in motor
thefts, H 6/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Alleged burglar
found in closet, H 11/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Alleged robbery
Police Blotter: Arrest in '85 case
made, H 2/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglary charges
are filed, H 5/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglary suspect
Police Blotter: Burglary, trespass
Police Blotter: Four nabbed in
holdup, H 3/1/86 p8
Arrests-Robbery-Norwalk
(Continued)
Police Blotter: Greenwich woman
Police Blotter: Man being held in
robberies, H 5/20/86 p8
burglary, H 1/2/86 p8, H
6/26/86 p8, H 12/16/86 p8
holdup, H 1/25/86 p8
two robberies, H 11/21/86 p8
burglary, H 11/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man faces
robbery, gun counts, H
4/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man nabbed
outside business, H 6/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: N. J. teens face
burglary charge, H 2/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker held in
Police Blotter: Norwalker is
nabbed in robbery, H 7/9/86
p8
Police Blotter: Ring thefts end in
arrest, H 8/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Second man
arrested in assault, H 3/11/86
p8
breaks, H 4/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Suspect turns self
in, H 4/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Suspects identity
revealed, H 5/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen-ager
charged with theft, H 6/11/86
p6
Police Blotter: Three charged
with burglary, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two arrested in
holdup, H 4/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman faces
several charges, H 3/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman nabbed in
Police Blotter: Youth arrested, H
3/31/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth faces many
Police Blotter: Youths found in
Police investigate robbery,
Police investigate several
Police probe links burglary
suspects to seven break-ins,
H 5/6/86 p1+
Review of pursuit requested, H
6/4/86 p6
Stolen tapes prompt new trial
motion, H 7/5/86 p11
Suspect nabbed after chase:
Bank bag recovered, H
9/16/86 p1+
Theft alibi nailed, Norwalker is
jailed, H 5/14/86 p9
Three `gypsies' held by police in
theft of fur, H 10/30/86 p37+
Two charged in burglaries, H
9/22/86 p6
Two men arrested following holdup, H 6/30/86 p8
Two nabbed in beating of
manager, H 8/23/86 p1+
Two plead guilty in hostage case,
H 7/11/86 p6
Two teens charged in burglaries,
H 6/16/86 p6
Week-long stakeout nets burglary
Youthful status sought, H 10/3/86
p11
Arrests-Robbery-Weston
Judge rejects suspect's plea, H
2/5/86 p12
Man charged in burglary
sentenced, H 3/6/86 p14
New charges lodged against teenagers, H 3/17/86 p12
Police Blotter: 3rd arrest made in
stereo thefts, H 3/11/86 p8
nabbed in burglaries, H
11/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Carburetor taken
from truck, H 3/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teens are arrested
Police charge two teens in rash
of Weston breaks, H 6/20/86
p12
Weston police add charges to
those facing Bridgeporter, H
9/10/86 p10
Youth is seeking probation, H
7/2/86 p6
Arrests-Robbery-Westport
Bridgeport man faces 12 charges
after police chase, two-car
crash, H 6/17/86 p9
Police Blotter: Credit card theft
chase, H 1/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man arrested:
Three escape, H 11/25/86 p8
14
Police Blotter: Man held for
attempted burglary, H
11/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Phone-theft
suspect surrenders, H
3/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westport youths
Arrests-Robbery-Wilton
Man held in alleged murder try, H
6/13/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Alleged robber is
Police Blotter: Ex-garbageman
Wilton thefts, H 12/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: New Jersey man
p8
Police Blotter: Teen charged in
school break-in, H 9/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three Wilton
youths nabbed, H 5/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Worker charged
with bike theft, H 10/30/86 p8
Second suspect nabbed in
jewelry store heist, H
12/24/86 p1+
Arrests-Selling without a permitNorwalk
Police Blotter: `Meaty' case nets
4, H 1/30/86 p8
Arrests-Sexual assault-Darien
Accused rapist is graduated as
school suspension expires, H
3/18/86 p9
Accused rapist obtained
employment, H 3/20/86 p17
Attorney vows fight against
suspension of accused
rapist, H 3/7/86 p1+
Charges upgraded for teen in
rapes, H 3/4/86 p1+
Man enters not guilty plea to child
sex abuse charges, H 8/6/86
p11
Rape suspect charged in prior
sexual attack, H 2/20/86 p1+
Suspect in rape rejects plea deal,
H 4/18/86 p1+
Suspect is held for rape on
Sunday, H 1/6/86 p1+
Youth is charged in sexual
assault of Stamford girl, H
2/15/86 p1+
Arrests-Sexual assault-Norwalk
2 local men charged in sex
assault cases, H 6/20/86 p1+
Arrests-Sexual assault-Norwalk
(Continued)
Attorney asks judge to split rape
cases, H 9/6/86 p11
Attorney questions legality of
Bond lowered in rape case, H
7/25/86 p11
Bond stays as is in rape case, H
7/25/86 p9
Case transferred to Stamford:
Sexual assault alleged, H
6/17/86 p6
City man enters guilty plea, H
10/8/86 p6
City man gets prison term in
attack on 14-year-old, H
11/14/86 p9
City man given four years for
rape, H 5/14/86 p9
City man pleads not guilty on
charge of raping girl, H
8/27/86 p11
City man released after posting
bond, H 8/14/86 p6
Court grants Easton woman
probation, H 7/8/86 p24
Defense fund created for Norwalk
man, H 8/20/86 p8
Family member booked in attack
on 4-year-old, H 8/12/86 p6
Former umpire pleads guilty to
sex charges, H 9/25/86 p10
Judge lowers teen's bond in sex
case, H 9/18/86 p6
Judge won't reduce bond in sex
Long Island woman is granted
rehabilitation in assault case,
H 11/15/86 p6
Man accused in rape wins bond
reduction, H 9/25/86 p6
Man charged in sex assault
enters plea, H 9/17/86 p13
Man enters not guilty plea in rape
case, H 8/27/86 p10
Man facing sex charge involving
boy, H 4/7/86 p1+
Man gets 2 years probation in
rape of Norwalk woman, H
9/25/86 p9
Man held in assault, robbery, H
3/10/86 p1+
Man in assault case free on
$2,000 bond, H 8/12/86 p35
Man pleads innocent in assault
case, H 5/21/86 p11
Man pleads not guilty in sex
Man pleads not guilty to charges,
H 6/26/86 p6
Norwalk man arrested on 2d (sic)
sex count, H 8/19/86 p6
Norwalk man charged in sex
Norwalk man enters not guilty
plea to charge of raping 13year-old, H 10/23/86 p11
Norwalk man enters plea in sex
Norwalker pleads guilty to sexual
assault charge, H 10/10/86
p12
Not guilty plea entered in case, H
7/1/86 p26
One-week delay is granted in
case against city resident, H
3/19/86 p9
Police Blotter: Child assault
reported to police, H 8/9/86
p8
Police Blotter: Father charged
with sexual assault, H
11/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police charge two
with incest, H 1/17/86 p6
Police Blotter: Rape suspect is
Police Blotter: Rape suspect
picked up, H 1/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Sexual assault
Police Blotter: Woman charged in
sex assault, H 11/22/86 p8
Rehabilitation requested in sex
case, H 8/21/86 p10
Sex assault case transferred, H
12/3/86 p17
Sex case bond set at $10,000, H
6/10/86 p6
Teen charged in assault, H
6/20/86 p8
Testing ordered: For former
umpire, H 11/6/86 p18
Woman on L. I. refuses to
answer sex charges here, H
4/15/86 p6
Woman surrenders self in sex
case, H 7/25/86 p12
Woman willing to face sex
charges in state, H 5/30/86
p1+
Woman, 19, named in sex case,
H 4/4/86 p1+
Woman, 19, pleads not guilty to
sexual assault of two boys, H
5/20/86 p1+
Arrests-Sexual assault-Weston
Judge rejects suspect's plea, H
2/5/86 p12
Arrests-Sexual assault-Westport
Ex-worker at YMCA admits
sexual abuse, H 2/21/86 p12
15
Man given two years in sex
assault case, H 6/17/86 p9
Norwalker is facing sex counts, H
1/17/86 p1+
Sentence suspended for abuser,
H 4/4/86 p11
Arrests-Sexual assault-Wilton
Police Blotter: Sexual assault is
Arrests-Shootings-Norwalk
Bond reduced for city men, H
11/19/86 p12
Arrests-Speeding-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Police watching for
speeders, H 6/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two drivers
arrested for speeding, H
6/4/86 p8
Arrests-Swimming, IllegalWeston
illegal swimming, H 8/4/86 p8
Arrests-Threatening-Norwalk
call, H 2/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Threatening, risk
Arrests-Threatening-Westport
Man charged in incident involving
gun, H 7/28/86 p6
Arrests-Vandalism-Weston
Cross burners get probation, H
12/19/86 p29
vandalism of cars, H 7/1/86
p9
Suspects in Weston spray
painting ask to be tried as
youthful offenders, H 9/19/86
p26
Arrests-Vandalism-Westport
4 youths nabbed for vandalism, H
12/26/86 p6
Arrests-Warrants-New Canaan
Police Blotter: New Canaan man
Arrests-Warrants-Norwalk
Building owners cited by police, H
7/2/86 p6
Man accused of sea (sic) assault
surrenders to city police, H
7/24/86 p22
Norwalk police release more
names on warrants list, H
11/12/86 p10
Norwalker is wanted in Florida, H
6/19/86 p6
warrant, H 9/13/86 p8
bouncing check, H 8/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man held in sex
Arrests-Warrants-Norwalk
(Continued)
warrants, H 9/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man taken on
robbery warrant, H 4/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Probationer picked
up, H 4/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen nabbed on
Arrests-Warrants-Weston
case, H 8/21/86 p6
Wood delivery ends in an arrest:
State officials called in, H
1/16/86 p36
Arrests-Warrants-Westport
Police Blotter: Man surrenders in
Arrests-Warrants-Wilton
arrested on warrant, H
12/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorist arrested
after stop, H 10/1/86 p8
Arrests-Weapons-Norwalk
Bond reduced for city men, H
11/19/86 p12
2/20/86 p26
Police Blotter: Display of rifle is
four charges, H 2/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Weapon charge
lodged, H 9/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Weapon threat
Police Blotter: Weapons counts
lodged, H 10/28/86 p8
Police take gun away from
hospital patient, H 6/6/86 p8
Shots bring four arrests, H 6/2/86
p8
Suspect files innocent plea, H
11/19/86 p22
Taylor Avenue home raided:
Guns and ammunition seized
[photo], H 3/5/86 p12
Arrests-Weapons-Weston
2 charged in pointing of toy gun,
H 7/17/86 p6
Arrests-Weapons-Westport
Bridgeporter arrested after
chase, H 4/30/86 p9
Police Blotter: 2 teens nabbed in
Police Blotter: Driver, 17, faces
Police Blotter: Drug, weapons
Police Blotter: Weapons charge
lodged, H 11/28/86 p8
Arrests-Weapons-Wilton
Police Blotter: Trespassing
charges are filed, H 5/31/86
p8
Police Blotter: Weapon
8/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youths charged
with firing rifle, H 7/19/86 p8
Arrests-Weston
Police Blotter: Party in Weston
brings police, H 5/20/86 p8
Arrowhead Rd. Bridge-Wilton
Bridge almost ready to carry
traffic [photo], H 5/1/86 p13
Bridge repair funds town meeting
topic, H 1/11/86 p13+
Bridge work begins [photo], H
2/22/86 p13
Selectmen to act on bridge
funding, H 1/6/86 p11+
Vote supports bridge repair, H
1/20/86 p9+
Workers remove wooden bridge
[photo], H 3/13/86 p11
Arrowhead Rd.-Wilton
Driveway must be removed, H
4/4/86 p10
Wilton agency weighs lawsuit
over driveway, H 5/2/86 p9
Wilton P & Z turns down plan to
convert house into office, H
3/6/86 p13+
Arson. SEE ALSO FIRES
Arson-Westport
Police probe two incidents of
arson, H 11/3/86 p15+
Art galleries-Darien
Leaving Rowayton [photo], H
5/2/86 p22
Art galleries-Norwalk
Paired exhibits open at the
Cusano Gallery [photo], H
9/5/86 p15
Sculpture gallery opening in
historic SoNo district [photo],
H 4/21/86 p14
Art galleries-South Norwalk
Buckminster Fuller is Cusano
show focus, H 3/3/86 p12
Gala joint openings for SoNo
galleries: Open houses
Sunday [photo], H 11/14/86
p17
Artell, Anne D.
Esposito, Mills, Artell
renominated as GOP fills out
slate, H 7/24/86 p16
16
Artists-New Canaan
Her work on exhibit [photo], H
5/16/86 p21
Artists-Norwalk
Arts Council has new show
[photo], H 4/19/86 p18
Connecticut coppersmith [photo],
H 8/1/86 p16
In bank exhibit [photo], H 12/8/86
p20
In juried show [photo], H 7/16/86
p33
Jane Flora retrospective set to
open in Rowayton Sunday, H
7/3/86 p20
Mary Bailey new member of
Silvermine Guild Center
[photo], H 1/17/86 p13
Merchants exhibits Rudolf
bronzes [photo], H 2/11/86
p25
Nagy finds his greatest pleasures
in smallest acts of help to
others [photo], H 6/28/86 p32
Potter to compete [photo], H
7/31/86 p17
Professional art sale for budget
collector [photo], H 6/6/86 p19
Three solos-Vassos retro at
Silvermine: A reception
p13+
Artists-Rowayton
Art is on view at Norwalk Tech
[photo], H 4/10/86 p6
7/3/86 p20
Artists-Weston
`Two-artists-in-family' theme of
exhibit [photo], H 8/7/86 p13
At Norwalk State Tech [photo], H
4/22/86 p17
Artists-Westport
A new view of Westport [photo],
H 7/24/86 p37
Authors stop by classrooms in
p28
Easter event to feature special
touch of artist [photo], H
2/7/86 p9+
New show opens [photo], H
4/5/86 p17
Open House on Sunday, H
2/21/86 p13
Paintings enhance walls in Town
Hall, H 8/20/86 p13+
Roe Halper creates a Haggadah
for today: Passover starts
April 23 [photo], H 3/24/86
p18
Artists-Westport (Continued)
Roe Halper's work selected by
Austin Jewish Committee
[photo], H 11/22/86 p18
Westport artist are named jurors,
H 2/13/86 p14
Westport artist wins stamp of
approval [drawing], H 9/4/86
p1+
Westporter art at Weichert
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Artists-Wilton
Artist poses with paintings
[photo], H 4/16/86 p9
Honorable mention to Wilton
artist, H 2/18/86 p14
In solo exhibition [photo], H
11/6/86 p29
Mother/daughter show [photo], H
11/20/86 p15
AS/Ewing and Associates Inc.
AS/Ewing to design renovation, H
8/19/86 p17
Norwalk firm coordinating the
planning of new YWCA
[photo], H 12/2/86 p29
Sam Resnick, ex-city official joins
AS/Ewing of Norwalk [photo],
H 9/23/86 p15+
Asbestos in building-Norwalk
$.5M to remove asbestos at old
NHS, H 1/9/86 p1+
Asbestos in building-Weston
School board OKs report on
asbestos, H 12/23/86 p9+
Asbestos in building-Westport
Hauhuth says asbestos issue
under control, H 7/14/86 p11+
RTM approves asbestos removal
funds, H 11/19/86 p37+
Selectmen to act on asbestos
study, H 7/8/86 p9+
Asbestos in building-Wilton
School to speed up asbestos
removal, H 10/30/86 p38
Town officials set deadline to
remove asbestos at school,
H 12/18/86 p13
Ashton-Tate
Asken, Dr. Saul
Surgeons learn how to move fat
from part of the body to
another [photo], H 8/5/86
p11+
Aspetuck Group Inc.
Assault, Attempted-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Alleged axing is
probed, H 3/28/86 p8
Assault-Norwalk
City man stabbed in prison:
Listed in serious condition, H
9/4/86 p16
Police Blotter: Assailant batters
city man, H 11/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Assault reported at
Police Blotter: Assault victim
treated, released, H 5/17/86
p8
Police Blotter: Couple confronted
in park, H 7/12/86 p9
Police Blotter: Darien man hit
with bottle, H 8/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Dispute with
carrier reported, H 2/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man a victim three
times, H 6/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man assaulted at
station, H 5/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man attacked in
parking lot, H 7/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man beaten in
cemetery, H 6/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man beaten: Coins
taken, H 1/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man hurt after
argument, H 6/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man injured at
cafe, H 1/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man is stabbed in
chest, H 3/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man reports
scuffle on street, H 3/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man treated after
beating, H 7/12/86 p9
Police Blotter: Norwalk man
assaulted, H 3/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police investigate
book toss, H 5/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: SoNo man is
pummeled with pipe, H
7/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Stabbing
investigated, H 12/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Stabbing victim
improves, H 1/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Striking of officer
Police Blotter: Students nabbed
in fight, H 9/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen-age girl
reports incident, H 9/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Theater manager
punched, H 8/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tool assault
Police Blotter: Two women
assaulted, H 4/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman hurt:
Pocketbook taken, H 4/7/86
p8
Police Blotter: Woman reports
assault, H 4/12/86 p8, H
6/30/86 p9
17
attack, H 12/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth claims
assault, robbery, H 5/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youth reports
S.C. fugitive to be charged with
Assault-Weston
Police Blotter: Custodian claims
Police Blotter: Man attacked in
school, H 4/5/86 p8
Assembly Balls
'86 Assembly Balls will be Dec.
29 & 30 [photo], H 12/15/86
p13
Dances readied [photo], H
12/18/86 p29
Assessment-Westport
Reassessment lawsuits are
plaguing Westport, H 8/2/86
p13+
Residents question assessments:
Westport switchboard busy,
H 1/21/86 p9+
RTM slams door on forming
property reassessment
panel, H 4/3/86 p37+
Assumption Church
Rev. Morrissey to observe
anniversary of ordination
[photo], H 6/27/86 p11+
Assumption School
Students taste Spanish cuisine
[photo], H 5/16/86 p13
Athletes-History. SEE SPORTSHISTORY
Athletes-Norwalk
HS athletes honored [photo], H
11/26/86 p43
Principals seek higher standards
for athletes, H 5/7/86 p1+
Athletic fields-Westport
Town to review playing field plan,
H 1/17/86 p9+
Atkin, John W.
Atkin announces run, H 7/18/86
p1+
Atkin backed, H 4/24/86 p8
Atkin, Rudolf, Santo in race to fill
available Senate chair
[photo], H 3/19/86 p1+
Atkin, Santo trip to inspire voters
[photo], H 4/25/86 p1+
Darien vote key in the 25th: Atkin
sees House experience
making him informed senator
[photo], H 10/31/86 p1+
Democrats pick Atkin, H 3/27/86
p1+
Democrats pick Atkin as
candidate in 25th, H 7/24/86
p21
Atkin, John W. (Continued)
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Norwalk Labor Council sides with
Atkin in state senate race, H
4/10/86 p9
Norwalk's Atkin selected to
Senate leadership post, H
12/3/86 p12
Rudolf, Atkin officially enter race,
H 3/26/86 p1+
Special election [edit], H 5/5/86 p4
Two from Norwalk appointed to
chair leglislative committees
[photo], H 11/20/86 p1+
Voters set to select new senator,
H 5/5/86 p1+
Atkinson, Jane
Weston honors town librarian
[photo], H 10/21/86 p14
Atlas, Ian
Westporter spends year in Israel
[photo], H 6/7/86 p13
Au pair girls
Rowayton moms guide Nanny
business: Help is on the way
[photo], H 3/20/86 p21
Aubrey Thomas Temporaries
p26
Temps at Aubrey Thomas
publicize heart association, H
4/1/86 p27
Auerbach, Andrew
Hour's Halls of Ivy [photo], H
6/2/86 p19
Auerbach, Joshua D.
Reagan's magnetism charmed
city scholar [photo], H
6/24/86 p7
Student gains national honor
[photo], H 5/19/86 p1+
Aunt Julie's Playschool
86 kids graduate from
playschool, H 7/1/86 p9
Auralogic Inc.
Norwalk firm marketing CPR
`coach', H 5/5/86 p35
Aussenhofer, Charles E.
Import woes forced SoNo firm to
close, H 5/16/86 p1+
Authors-Norwalk
Author observes novel's
anniversary [photo], H
9/13/86 p37
Autographing party for Diana
Holdsworth [photo], H
12/29/86 p11
Norwalk lawyer reveals `Turkey
Shoot' in Attica [photo], H
9/15/86 p12
Wright a textbook author, H
7/28/86 p33
Authors-Weston
Book logs anatomy of a
magazine fiasco: Behind-thescenes saga [photo], H
6/2/86 p23
Ms. Jong talks to library group
[photo], H 10/15/86 p13+
Authors-Westport
9/13/86 p37
p28
New listing tells where the talent
lies: Debut of a directory
[photo], H 2/3/86 p13
P. D. Eastman dies: Area author
was 76 [photo], H 1/10/86 p6
Teaches course [photo], H
11/1/86 p18
To Vlahos business is one of
livelier arts: Her wisdom is
unconventional [photo], H
1/27/86 p15+
Westport author pleads guilty to
Wilk pens a `whatever happened
to' saga: Showbiz lore in new
novel [photo], H 4/7/86 p15+
With a $9 million profit,
Westporter writes a book
[photo], H 4/29/86 p27
Young author helps de-mystify
computer [photo], H 4/14/86
p15+
Authors-Wilton
David Wiltse made prophets look
good: Writer for all media
[photo], H 5/5/86 p15
Automobile racing
Carrying on a tradition [photo], H
11/5/86 p17
Cookman, Newman cop races, H
10/20/86 p25
LaJoie joins champions circle
[photo], H 1/21/86 p20
LaJoie qualifies for 500 at 197+,
H 2/11/86 p17
National title eyed by Sharp
[photo], H 10/10/86 p28
No Daytona 500 for Norwalker
[photo], H 2/14/86 p31+
Norwalker moves closer to dream
[photo], H 10/1/86 p16
Sports in Brief: LeDuc tops class
in Englishtown drags, H
5/12/86 p22
18
Talent isn't enough [photo], H
1/14/86 p17+
Automobile theft-Darien
Police Blotter: Vans found in
Bridgeport, H 7/29/86 p8
Automobile theft-Norwalk
Burglaries, car theft keep police
busy, H 8/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Automobile taken
from parking lot, H 5/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cadillac reportedly
stolen, H 9/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car reportedly
stolen from lot, H 9/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car stolen from
parking lot, H 9/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car, with key in
switch, is stolen, H 6/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vehicle stolen
from body shop, H 2/4/86 p8
Stolen car recovered 13 years
after theft, H 7/26/86 p11
Automobile theft-South Norwalk
Police Blotter: Car taken from
train station, H 9/17/86 p8
Automobile theft-Westport
Police Blotter: Car is reported
taken at cafe, H 9/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police recover
stolen automobile, H 7/7/86
p8
Automobiles
Car restoration òld fashioned
way' earns solidarity for
native family [photo], H
9/8/86 p1+
Automobiles-Dealerships
Chevy group helps neighbor
[photo], H 7/22/86 p29
Don Thomas Pontiac opens
dealership at Rudy location,
H 9/9/86 p17
Manis Chrysler-Plymouth gets
bigger [photo], H 7/22/86 p29
Manis Chrysler-Plymouth has
`tough' service award
[photo], H 6/10/86 p25
Van donated to Maryglen [photo],
H 7/25/86 p12
Automobiles-Seat belts
69 opposed to seat belt law, H
1/27/86 p14
City school officials oppose belts
in buses, H 1/31/86 p8
Drivers saluted for seat belt use
[photo], H 6/2/86 p10
Educators to study seat belts, H
6/20/86 p11+
Group to protest seatbelt law, H
5/15/86 p15
Pupils must wear seat belts:
Board approves program, H
8/28/86 p13+
Automobiles-Seat belts
(Continued)
School board adopts bus seat
belt proposal, H 7/3/86 p11+
Seat belt opponents seek stand,
H 5/10/86 p13
Automobiles-Service stations
Gas stations found without pump
prices, H 1/9/86 p1+
Mobil defends right to shut down
service station, H 2/13/86 p1+
Mobil order faces court test, H
2/14/86 p1+
Mobil threatening city station
owner over hours [photo], H
2/12/86 p1+
Automobiles-Service stationsNorwalk
Gas station proprietors file class
action suit against Arco, H
12/5/86 p11
Mobil dealer eager to begin court
fight, H 4/24/86 p15
Mobil dealer headed for court, H
3/11/86 p1+
Automobiles-Shows
Moraio has a winner in his
Triumph TR4A, H 9/26/86
p35
Automobiles-Trailers. SEE
TRAILER PARKS
Avila, David R.
Counselor opens office in
Avison, Mr. & Mrs. Marshall
Most improved home [photo], H
6/3/86 p26
Avoglia, Evelyn
Shelter director taking up new
duties elsewhere [photo], H
11/15/86 p1+
B
Baby-First of the New Year
1st infant heads list of babies in
city [photo], H 1/2/86 p1+
Bachand, Dr. Robert G.
Dentist finds `complete diversion'
beneath waves [photo], H
11/1/86 p1+
Bacher, Kim
11/20/86 p15
Bacher, Sandra
11/20/86 p15
Back, Carl S.
Carl Back opening new law
practice [photo], H 3/22/86 p8
Bacterial toxins
Ice cream is suspect in illness, H
7/8/86 p1+
Baer, Dr. Stephen S.
Health/Fitness: Westport
physician honored, H
12/29/86 p25
Bailey, Mary
[photo], H 1/17/86 p13
Baker, Amy Elizabeth
Seventeen debutantes in bow: At
June gala [photo], H 6/23/86
p13
Baker, Patrick
Weston resident a home brewer,
beer connoisseur, H
10/25/86 p41+
Balcom, Loris
12/16/86 p21+
Balcom, Rose
12/16/86 p21+
Ball, Rev. J. P.
Ball resigns chairmanship, H
8/7/86 p6
Balloon launch. SEE LISA
FLIGHT OF THE BEAUTIFUL
BALLOONS
Bank Mart
Selectmen to act on road race, H
8/8/86 p9
Teller lines absent from bank
branch, H 10/28/86 p23
Bank of Darien
Bank of Darien has second
quarter profit, H 8/12/86 p37
Bank of Darien is profitable in
only six months, H 4/22/86
p24
Bank of New England Corp.
Earnings, H 7/29/86 p14
Banking Center
Banks and banking
Bank files for charter, first new
Norwalk bank in 20 years
[photo], H 8/26/86 p17+
Banks reveal merger, H 6/20/86
p6
First Federal Savings to merge
with People's, H 12/3/86 p17
New city bank leases building
[photo], H 11/12/86 p9
New name of County Federal S &
L is Columbia Federal
Savings Bank [photo], H
2/25/86 p30
Westport Bancorp reports strong
earnings increase, H 2/25/86
p31
Banners-Westport
Banner issue awaits decision:
Selectmen schedule vote, H
10/27/86 p13+
19
Bansack, Rod
Banzhat, Katie J.
Named director [photo], H 9/4/86
p18
Baptism
Daniel J. R. Vento is baptized
May 18, H 6/4/86 p32
Barata, Ventura
Proposal for marina at park given
dunking by opposition
[photo], H 4/29/86 p1+
Barbee, Donald
3 McMahon students win future
business awards [photo], H
5/29/86 p11
Barber, John
John Barber buys Fox Cycle
[photo], H 3/4/86 p24
Bard, Peter
6/2/86 p19, H 6/24/86 p27
Bardani, Louis W. Sr.
Louis Bardani Sr., local sports
figure dies at age 74, H
11/10/86 p6
Bardos, Peter
Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/29/86
p25, H 9/2/86 p26
Bargas, Thomas
Subdivision plan withdrawn, H
1/30/86 p11
Barnard, Carol S.
Area solons recognized [photo],
H 1/20/86 p25
Baron's property-Westport
Appraisal funds vote delayed, H
12/4/86 p15+
New appraisal sought for Baron's
property, H 12/3/86 p13+
Officials study Baron's land
purchase, H 2/5/86 p11
Vote may decide Baron's land
purchase, H 6/5/86 p37+
Baron, Ron
10/2/86 p27
Barrero, Mrs. Ezequiel F.
Needlework competition aids
Eastern County Rehab
Center [photo], H 7/2/86 p34
Barrett, Christopher Lee
Suntan contest won by
Westporter [photo], H
2/24/86 p11
Barrett, David B.
Darien LWV to question
candidates: Barrett vs. Van
Norstrand, H 9/4/86 p33+
Barrett, David B. (Continued)
Van Norstrand coasts to easy
win: Party picks lose out, H
9/10/86 p1+
Barrett, Tod
Barry, Ray
King, Barry named top coaches
in state [photo], H 2/25/86
p15
King, Barry, Folino honored, H
5/9/86 p33+
Barstow, Earl
Octogenarian facing loss of
apartment over theater, H
1/16/86 p1+
Bartek, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sr.
Wed 60 years [photo], H 6/21/86
p18
Barter Shop
Shop owner seeks zone change
for lot: Single designation
requested, H 3/27/86 p29
Bartoli, Frank Sr.
Frank Bartoli Sr. dies: Founder of
electrical firm [photo], H
4/23/86 p8
Bartoszek, Dr. Maryanne
Health/Fitness: Allergist
appointed to board, H
12/8/86 p42
Health/Fitness: Dr. Bartoszek
joins practice [photo], H
9/22/86 p33
Baseball fields-Norwalk
Ball field's location upsetting, H
12/2/86 p1+
Panel takes second swing: At
baseball field design, H
12/16/86 p13
Baseball fields-Weston
Crews tend to Weston ball fields
[photo], H 8/21/86 p13
Baseball-Norwalk
16th annual Hour All-City
baseball: Each school places
four players [photo] [chart], H
6/26/86 p25+
Americans go to LL title game:
Velasquez hurls 1-hitter in 50 victory, H 7/25/86 p24
Baseball scouts cite Norwalker
[photo], H 9/9/86 p21
Baseball's finale: McMahon,
Staples, H 4/21/86 p19+
Big 4 snaps city hitting records
[chart], H 7/9/86 p13+
BM's Pratt at .525: City top 10
batting leaders, H 5/23/86
p31+
CCHS qualifies, H 5/29/86 p21+
Central's Diamantis selected Allleague [photo], H 6/2/86 p15
Champions honored [photo], H
7/26/86 p28
City's MVP gets even: NHS
edges McMahon [photo], H
5/2/86 p31+
Common Council to recognize
city softball, baseball teams,
H 8/26/86 p7
Goodbye league, Cavs think
states [photo], H 5/13/86
p21+
Luczkowski tops in pitching,
hitting, H 8/26/86 p23
Luczkowski zips Warriors [photo],
H 5/10/86 p23+
McMahon's Pratt breaks city
hitting mark (.539) [photo], H
6/11/86 p25
Morton's 141 Ks set mark [chart],
H 5/29/86 p21
Norwalk Americans top Ben
Whone Nationals, H 7/16/86
p15+
Norwalk HS baseball, softball
teams riding high: Johnson's
boys win 5th in row [photo],
H 5/1/86 p23+
Norwalk in playoffs: McMahon
notches win, H 5/24/86 p31
Norwalk International Little
League All-Star team [photo],
H 7/14/86 p22
Norwalk Jr. Babe Ruth [photo], H
5/9/86 p36
Norwalk Police Union cops Babe
Ruth title, H 8/2/86 p23+
Norwalk Sr. Babe Ruth all-stars
[photo], H 7/11/86 p31
Norwalk Sr. Babe Ruth League
[photo], H 6/9/86 p27
Norwalk's Randazzo tops city in
batting, H 5/7/86 p13+
Norwalk, Staples open FCIAC
play tonight, H 5/27/86 p23+
Play ball! [photo], H 4/10/86 p23+
Randazzo, Wilmot, Pratt selected
All-conference [photo], H
6/20/86 p34
Senators triumph: Morton
outduels Stanton, H 5/10/86
p23+
South Meriden wins state
Bambino crown [photo], H
7/18/86 p27+
Wilton's Roberts bests BMHS'
ace [photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Baseball-Weston
Baseball-Westport
Staples, H 4/21/86 p19+
20
6/20/86 p34
Sonny's of Westport captures
state crown, H 7/23/86 p13+
Staples goes for 2nd in row, H
5/30/86 p20+
Vancho zips Wrecker nine, H
5/31/86 p25+
Baseball-Wilton
H 5/10/86 p23+
ace [photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Basketball-Coaching
Basketball Honorees [photo], H
8/23/86 p23
City should be proud of King &
Barry [photo] [chart], H
3/10/86 p21+
p15
Warriors ousted in states, 51-50:
Lawrence retires [photo], H
3/13/86 p19+
Basketball-Darien
Staples' Sutherland named to
first team: All-FCIAC girls'
basketball [photo] [chart], H
3/24/86 p21
Basketball-Fairfield County
8/23/86 p23
Hoop officials present awards
[photo], H 4/2/86 p17
Basketball-New Canaan
2 OT's: BMHS 56, NHS 55: State
boys' basketball tournament,
H 3/19/86 p15+
3/13/86 p19+
Basketball-Norwalk
`Magic' show at McMahon makes
Stamford disappear [photo],
H 1/11/86 p21+
H 3/19/86 p15+
5 qualify for playoffs: Norwalk
dusty basketball, H 3/26/86
p16
All-city final tonight in Williams
cage tourney [photo], H
12/30/86 p15+
BMHS advances to state
semifinals, H 3/22/86 p23+
BMHS, Bears dominate city, H
3/13/86 p19
Bobcats spoil Cavs' opener
[photo], H 12/19/86 p41+
Basketball-Norwalk (Continued)
Boys' hoop season opens:
Thompson ineligible [photo]
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
Brown gives city another cage
title, H 2/27/86 p23+
Brown reaches Top 20: City HS
cage scoring, H 2/10/86 p17+
Brown remains No. 1: City HS
cage scoring, H 2/4/86 p13
Brown stands alone, H 2/24/86
p19+
Brown's 24.9 average is tops:
City HS basketball scoring, H
1/27/86 p23
Brown's 30.8 leads: City HS
scoring [chart], H 1/3/86 p19+
Brown, Thompson lead 16th
annual All-City team: Brien
McMahon dominates with
four: Norwalk has two[photo
p1], H 4/8/86 p19+
Central Catholic girls advance in
state cage, tally by 43 points
[photo], H 3/6/86 p21+
City champs [photo], H 1/31/86
p28, H 2/8/86 p25
City HS cagers head into state
quarters tonight, H 3/21/86
p29+
City schools draw byes in states,
H 3/10/86 p25
3/10/86 p21+
City title to Brown [photo], H
4/1/86 p17+
Confident McMahon prepared for
Hillhouse [chart], H 3/28/86
p25+
Entire All-City squad is back
[photo], H 12/10/86 p41+
FCIAC boys' playoffs set, NHS
hosts Stamford, H 2/26/86
p13+
FCIAC cage title on line tonight:
McMahon or Norwalk?
[chart], H 3/8/86 p23
FCIAC: McMahon, Norwalk
favored [photo], H 3/4/86
p19+
Here comes Oliver!, H 2/4/86 p13
High school À' champs [photo],
H 4/15/86 p29
Hill increases lead, H 1/27/86 p23
Hill keeps her lead, H 2/10/86
p17+
Hill's 15.0 is first, H 1/3/86 p19+
Hillhouse lived up to its advanced
billing [photo], H 3/31/86 p19+
Injured Tyrone Brown leads at
26.0, H 1/13/86 p17+
It's pressure time for three girls'
teams: FCIAC, WCC playoffs
taking shape, H 2/8/86 p23+
King's cagers qualify again
[photo], H 1/29/86 p13+
p15
Lady Bears advance to Kuczo
championship, H 12/30/86
p15+
Lady Cavaliers lose in states to
Kolbe, H 3/10/86 p25
Lady Cavs nip Weston, 35-30
[photo], H 2/19/86 p15+
Ludlowe knocks Lady Bears out
of FCIAC playoffs, H 2/22/86
p23
Maharaj surprises Coach Kelley
[photo], H 1/22/86 p13+
Masuk rocks Cavs, 68-44, H
1/8/86 p13+
McMahon does number on NHS:
Brown hurt [photo], H 1/8/86
p13+
McMahon routs Ludlowe for
eighth straight win [photo], H
2/1/86 p21+
McMahon rules FCIAC
basketball, 78-59 [photo], H
3/10/86 p21+
McMahon, Norwalk cage debuts
are successful: Bears get
revenge with balanced
attack, H 12/19/86 p41+
are successful: Smith nets
31 in battle of state's best, H
12/19/86 p41+
McMahon, Norwalk triumph,
tangle Tuesday: Maharaj
leads Bears, 77-76 [photo], H
3/15/86 p23+
tangle Tuesday: Smith
shines as Lions fall [photo],
H 3/15/86 p23+
McMahon, Weston go to state
finals: Smith propels 24-2
Senators to 21st straight win,
78-61 [photo], H 3/26/86 p13+
Mickle nets 16 for UB [photo], H
12/2/86 p23+
Murphy nets 44 in NHS benefit
[photo], H 3/17/86 p19+
New England champions [photo],
H 3/18/86 p21
NHS cagers fall: Cross rallies for
76-74 triumph, H 12/20/86
p41+
NHS duo tops city in scoring, H
2/24/86 p19+
21
NHS junior leads city hoop
scoring [photo], H 3/11/86
p25+
NHS tallies: 1,001 points for
Brown [photo], H 2/22/86 p23
Norden crowned champions:
Norwalk Hospital falls, 84-73
[photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Norwalk church basketball, H
3/26/86 p16
Norwalk hands McMahon first
loss: Cogdell MVP [photo], H
12/31/86 p15+
Norwalk's Hill continues to top
field: City HS basketball
scoring, H 1/13/86 p17
Norwalk's Oliver leads city in
scoring, H 12/29/86 p24
Norwalk, area cagers in all-star
contests, H 4/3/86 p25
Norwalk, CCatholic to play
Wednesday in state tourney,
H 3/3/86 p19+
Officials drop drug charges vs.
cage star, H 9/10/86 p6
One-time athlete worked so
others could play [photo], H
1/11/86 p1+
Parochial league hoop
champions [photo], H 4/23/86
p30
Polite & Co. face Kolbe Tuesday
in state semis [photo], H
3/24/86 p21+
Rec Church League ends 35th
season [photo], H 4/15/86
p29
Season ends for Norwalk as
Cross prevails, H 3/22/86 p23
Senators' 20-game win streak on
line tonight, H 3/25/86 p19+
Shelton's buzzer shot eliminates
Lady Bears, H 3/6/86 p21+
Six underclassmen on 9th Hour
All-City team [photo], H
3/21/86 p29
Taylor scores 46 points, Murphy
stars nip Dallas, H 4/3/86 p25
Tech basketball is on the rise
[photo], H 2/4/86 p13+
Top prize to Lady Bears: NHS'
Shular named MVP [photo],
H 12/31/86 p15+
Two city teams in big game
[photo], H 3/5/86 p15+
Weston boys capture 40th in row,
H 2/19/86 p15+
Wins tonight will pit city cagers in
West final [photo], H 3/14/86
p29+
Basketball-Weston
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
Basketball-Weston (Continued)
Champs place two on All-WCC
team [photo], H 3/22/86 p26
Just call Weston High's Twin
Towers `Class' [photo], H
1/28/86 p53+
[photo], H 2/19/86 p15+
finals: 26-1 Trojans slip past
Kolbe for 16th win in row, 6260 [photo], H 3/26/86 p13+
3/24/86 p21+
Polite scores 42 points [photo
p1], H 3/14/86 p29+
Polite, Jackson head all stars, H
3/7/86 p27
Twin Towers hit for 54: Charles
gets 100th win, H 3/20/86
p25+
WCC: Weston recalls '85 [photo],
H 3/4/86 p19+
Weston 5 engages nemesis, H
3/25/86 p19+
H 2/19/86 p15+
Weston captures thriller [photo],
H 12/20/86 p41+
Weston faces Kolbe, H 3/17/86
p23
Weston loses Class M title game
in overtime [photo], H
3/31/86 p19+
Weston seeks perfect WCC
season tonight [chart], H
3/7/86 p27+
Weston's strategy: Give ball to
Polite [photo], H 3/8/86 p23+
Weston, Farmington square off
tonight, H 3/22/86 p26
Weston, Masuk vie for
championship, H 3/5/86 p15+
Weston, St. Joseph vie for Class
S title, H 3/28/86 p25+
Basketball-Westport
H 3/19/86 p15+
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
Lady Wreckers lose, H 2/22/86
p23
[photo], H 1/22/86 p13+
Staples ousts West Haven, H
3/15/86 p23+
3/24/86 p21
Wreckers eliminated, H 3/22/86
p23+
Basketball-Wilton
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
3/13/86 p19+
Wilton man seeks damages for
basketball game injury, H
9/15/86 p9+
Wilton opens state play, H
3/12/86 p13+
Bassler, Maury
6/10/86 p13+
Bateman, Kenneth Edward
Darien remembers fallen police
officer [photo p8], H 5/27/86
p1+
Darien service to honor slain
policeman's memory, H
5/23/86 p11
Battered women's shelters. SEE
WOMEN'S SHELTERSNORWALK
Bavor, Kendra
Baxter, Robert
Westport artists are named
jurors, H 2/13/86 p14
Beaches-Norwalk
City beaches among nicest in
area [photo], H 6/16/86 p1+
Norwalk beaches get a good
rating-better than weather, H
6/6/86 p11
Tests confirm swimmers safe in
local waters, H 8/28/86 p1+
Beachside Ave.-Westport
Home involved in lawsuit is sold
for $3.5 million, H 8/29/86
p29+
Beasley, Pat
School board chooses teacher of
the year [photo], H 9/23/86
p29+
Beauty contestants
`World Sweetheart' [photo], H
8/4/86 p11
12 contestants at first rehearsal
for Miss Seaport beauty
pageant [photo], H 8/19/86
p10
Both winners [photo], H 12/11/86
p31
22
Cheryl Calo is to be a designer:
Former Miss Connecticut
Teenager [photo], H 7/24/86
p14
City girl is named `World
Sweetheart', H 7/15/86 p6
D. Zeoli is state contender
[photo], H 7/12/86 p15
In Miss T. E. E. N. finals [photo],
H 11/10/86 p13
In pageant [photo], H 8/9/86 p18,
H 11/1/86 p18
In teen pageant [photo], H
7/23/86 p29
Maria Haworth [photo], H 8/4/86
p11
Mini Miss winner [photo], H
1/23/86 p16
Miss Congenial [photo], H
8/20/86 p33
Miss Fairfield Pageant to debut in
p13
Nadine Pinede--Not just a pretty
face: Norwalk's Glamour Girl
[photo], H 8/7/86 p13+
Norwalk girl chosen state's Miss
TEEN [photo], H 8/9/86 p7
Pageant entry [photo], H 8/7/86
p14
Panel of judges selects six
finalists in Miss Norwalk
Seaport contest [photo], H
8/23/86 p1+
Patricia DiMichele [photo], H
8/4/86 p11
Pretty maids all in a row [photo],
H 7/18/86 p9
Sisters are both entrants [photo],
H 8/2/86 p18
Sisters compete [photo], H
11/1/86 p18
Sunshine Girl [photo], H 10/22/86
p23
Vies for Connecticut Miss
T.E.E.N. [photo], H 7/30/86
p24
Virginia Bossone is selected as
Miss Connecticut entrant
[photo], H 11/20/86 p15
Will compete [photo], H 2/24/86
p16, H 9/11/86 p16
Wins title [photo], H 10/30/86 p14
Beauty contestants-Norwalk
In state pageant [photo], H
3/29/86 p18
Beauty contestants-Weston
The eyes have it for Weston
woman, H 3/8/86 p13
Westonite is finalist in contest, H
3/7/86 p11+
Bechtolt, Nancy
Pair allowed to attend forum in
Soviet Union [photo], H
9/30/86 p17+
Bechtolt, Richard
9/30/86 p17+
Bedford Middle School
Program helps pupils, teacher
[photo], H 4/11/86 p11+
Pupils earn $2,000 for Walk
America [photo], H 5/31/86
p13
Pupils step into dancers' shoes
[photo], H 11/14/86 p27
Bedford Middle School-Awards
5 schools cited for excellence, H
1/9/86 p9+
Around the Towns: Literary
magazines from Bedford,
Coleytown Middle and Long
Lots Schools receive award,
H 4/11/86 p12
Bedient, Margery
2/25/86 p9
Bedient, Sidney
2/25/86 p9
Beebe, Cheryl Lynne
Darien man pleads innocent to
charges in fatal accident, H
9/22/86 p13
Darien resident to testify about
June 23 fatal accident, H
9/3/86 p33+
Beer
Weston resident a home brewer,
beer connoisseur, H
10/25/86 p41+
Beite, Mr. & Mrs. Frank
50th Anniversary [photo], H
5/17/86 p20
Belaga, Julie D.
Belaga aide says she has the
votes [photo], H 7/26/86 p1+
Belaga and McKinney help GOP
open its headquarters
[photo], H 9/29/86 p9
Belaga blasts O'Neill's `crisis'
response to turnpike safety,
H 8/28/86 p1+
Belaga disappointed on `face-off'
reply, H 4/16/86 p9
Belaga downplays Fairfield GOP
vote [photo], H 4/2/86 p1+
Belaga prepares for main event:
Local GOP bucks tide, picks
loser [photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
Belaga protests phone book
message from O'Neill, H
2/22/86 p13
Belaga questions proposed
pipeline path, H 8/15/86 p30
Belaga rules out Bozzuto's offer,
H 4/9/86 p11+
Belaga says Fairfield County
holds key in GOP primary, H
8/14/86 p29+
Belaga selects Ilene Shub as
campaign press liaison, H
2/15/86 p18
Belaga takes aim at O'Neill in
hometown campaign stop, H
9/12/86 p31+
Belaga will organize own urban
delegates, H 3/18/86 p13
Belaga, O'Neill face off [photo], H
10/29/86 p1+
Belaga: State residents
overtaxed, H 10/3/86 p1+
Bozzuto, Belaga at odds over
drug war strategy [photo], H
8/21/86 p1+
Campaign '86: Belaga has à
vision.'..O'Neill's is different
[photo], H 10/30/86 p20
Campaign workers remain
excited over Belaga chances
in November [photo], H
10/11/86 p1+
Candidate net worth is revealed,
H 10/11/86 p1+
Democrats throw support to
Belaga, H 10/22/86 p37+
Dems, Repubs differ in assessing
Belaga win, H 9/10/86 p1+
Fuchs appointed director in Julie
Belaga's campaign, H 3/3/86
p9
Gender isn't issue in governor's
race, H 9/11/86 p1+
GOP candidates stress
importance of the Fairfield
County vote [photo], H
10/20/86 p13+
Gov. O'Neill says record earned
win [photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Job zone is touted by Belaga
[photo], H 10/30/86 p1+
Julie Belaga to R. E. Van
Norstrand: Join the crowd, H
6/2/86 p1+
Lawmakers `go' to jail but Belaga
stays home, H 2/1/86 p1+
O'Neill and Belaga trade barbs
during their first public
debate [photo], H 10/17/86
p1+
Poll gives O'Neill lift: Belaga:
Results bizarre, H 10/20/86
p1+
Primary results [edit], H 9/10/86
p4
23
Rep. Belaga relying on capitol
experience [photo], H 8/2/86
p1+
Rep. Belaga urges role for Guard
[photo], H 8/21/86 p1+
Republicans are uncommitted:
Support expected for Belaga,
H 4/4/86 p9
Resident adds Belaga's name to
state's beach project sign, H
3/11/86 p9+
Victory is sweet to Julie Belaga's
hometown team, H 9/10/86
p1+
Voters stand behind Belaga but
race draws little interest, H
10/29/86 p37+
Wilton delegation endorses
Belaga, H 6/26/86 p38
Belardinelli, Anso
Old Timers honor ex-sports
greats Nov. 5: `Judge' &
`Beans' [photo], H 10/8/86
p35+
Belden Ave.-Norwalk
Office buildings' designs to
complement Belden area, H
12/19/86 p12
Beldoch-Popper Sweater Mill
Apartments, offices proposed for
Concord Street building, H
3/7/86 p22
Building conversion OK'd:
Demolition rapped, H 5/8/86
p10
Old mill to open in November as
condos, offices [photo], H
10/21/86 p23+
Belinsky, Fred
Norwalk Old Timers pick Imri,
Belinsky [photo], H 10/15/86
p17+
Bell Island
Houses sold to neighbors, H
7/17/86 p1+
Opening of water main completes
service project for Bell Island
[photo], H 12/9/86 p16
Bell, Alesia
Local designer plans fashion
show [photo], H 7/29/86 p19
Bell, Katie
NHS' Bell named to All-County
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
Norwalk freshman takes county
IM [photo], H 11/3/86 p35
State 500 free to Bell [photo], H
11/17/86 p27
Bell, Malcolm
9/15/86 p12
Bell, Patricia
Girl Scout council honors
Norwalker, H 9/9/86 p10
Bellesse Inc.
Ben-Dor, Gisele Buka
Conductor wins Bartok prize
[photo], H 8/6/86 p11
Benedetto, Erma
In photo show [photo], H 4/1/86
p17
Benedetto, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony
p22
Benedict, William
Around the Towns: Benedict
received Senior Membership
designation from the
American Society of
Appraisers, H 8/5/86 p12
Bengston, Eileen G.
Teachers cited for excellence
[photo], H 10/3/86 p1+
Weston teacher to be honored by
state commissioner, H
5/29/86 p33+
Benjamin Franklin School
City to close Franklin School,
expand Vocational center, H
6/18/86 p22
Educators to review options on
use of Franklin, H 5/20/86
p20
Sloan: Closing Franklin School
would save $, H 6/17/86 p19
Bennett, Janice
Volunteer given May Day basket
[photo], H 5/2/86 p9
Beres, Albert A.
National VFW officer finds
pleasure bring joy to lives of
the retarded [photo], H 3/8/86
p1+
Beres, Jennifer
In the Service, H 8/15/86 p6
Beres, Joseph W. Jr.
Beres hike in pension is disputed,
H 6/30/86 p14
Beres' bid to recover wages
delayed by illness of referee,
H 12/16/86 p15
Beres' case opens Thursday in
Stamford, H 6/18/86 p18
Ex-police chief seeking pension
raises: Summary judgement
Motion says panel couldn't raise
pay, H 6/21/86 p8
Bergamini, Miriam
Bergamini joins freeze panel:
Star Wars will be focus
[photo], H 2/19/86 p9
Berger, Gerald
Rowaytonite wins $1.16M, H
2/19/86 p1+
Bergere, Jane
Court rejects appeal of Hewitt
decision, H 9/24/86 p24
Rowayton resident appealing
Hewitt decision, H 8/13/86
p12
Berggren, Dr. Gretchen
Pair honored for strategy on
health care, H 8/12/86 p9
Berggren, Dr. Warren
Berglund, Arthur Sr.
Car restoration òld fashioned
way' earns solidarity for
native family [photo], H
9/8/86 p1+
Berkowitz, Solomon
Jewish vet elected to state post
[photo], H 5/23/86 p6
Berlin, Walter L.
Service scheduled on
Wednesday for Walter L.
Berlin, H 4/8/86 p6
Walter L. Berlin, market
president, dies aboard ship,
H 4/7/86 p6
Bernard, Robert
12/16/86 p21+
Berndt, Mary Beth
Halls of Ivy [photo], H 11/13/86
p28
6/2/86 p19
Bernhard, Arnold
Two local residents on U. S.
richest list, H 10/14/86 p9+
Bernhard, G. Kenneth
Bernhard is nominated as
Westport selectman, H
12/19/86 p27
Bernstein, Dr. Jeffrey
Doctor joins Wilton group [photo],
H 10/27/86 p34
Berry, Dave
Berry top city scorer [photo], H
6/7/86 p25+
Bertram, Johanna
Merchants fetes two who retire
[photo], H 9/9/86 p19
Beta Shim Co.
Beth Israel Synagogue
Beth Israel redesigns educational
programs [photo], H 5/31/86
p37
Beth Israel Synagogue
celebrating 80th year, H
7/26/86 p37
24
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Bishop welcomed to church
conference, H 5/14/86 p12
Bethel African Methodist
Episcopal Church. SEE
BETHEL A.M.E. CHURCH
Bethel Railroad
Bethel Railroad newest SoNo
store [photo], H 2/4/86 p16
Bicycle accidents
Police Blotter: Boy hurt in carbike crash, H 5/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Girl thrown from
bike, H 5/14/86 p8
Bicycle accidents-Norwalk
2 hospitalized after car hits bike
and pole, H 6/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bicyclist charged
in crash, H 5/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bicyclist flees after
Bicycle accidents-Wilton
Police Blotter: Boy bicyclist struck
by car, H 4/7/86 p8
Bicycle touring
Bicyclists pay a visit at famed
dairy store, H 8/2/86 p13+
Cyclists leave for Presov: Bike for
Peace '86 [photo], H 7/1/86
p11+
Cyclists to visit Soviet Union
[photo], H 4/28/86 p13+
Disaster won't cancel `Bike for
Peace' trip, H 5/10/86 p1+
Local riders can escort peace
bikers [photo], H 7/23/86 p1+
Ready to take Westport tour
[photo], H 4/21/86 p11
Soviet, American bicycle riders
conclude 1,400-mile peace
trek [photo], H 8/2/86 p13+
Westport group sponsors bike
ride: Riders `Bike for Peace',
H 3/15/86 p13+
Bieri, Urs
Wedding guests impressed by
swans created by groom
[photo], H 1/3/86 p29+
Bierwirth, Sister Jane
8/12/86 p18
Biondi, Paul R.
4 students chosen, H 4/7/86 p6
Biotex Industries Inc.
Birmingham, Tom
Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 1/7/86 p14,
H 3/29/86 p25
Birthdays
100th birthday [photo], H 7/31/86
p14
Celebrates 80th [photo], H
10/8/86 p21
Birthdays (Continued)
Happy 102! [photo], H 6/25/86
p32
Births
Abramson, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Acosta, Jaime and Gloria Marie
[Henao] - daughter, H 9/6/86
p18
Acuna, Mr. & Mrs. Salvadore daughter, H 2/22/86 p16
Adair, Mr. & Mrs. Sammie daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Alarcon, Mr. & Mrs. Jairo - son, H
12/29/86 p12
Albertelli, Mr. & Mrs. Richard daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Alberts, James and Carol M.
[Chirillo] - son, H 10/1/86 p33
Albertson, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son,
H 4/26/86 p18
Alexander, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Aliapoulios, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Allen, Richard and Linda [Merritt] daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Allgood, Mr. & Mrs. Jay daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Aloise, Terrence and Claudia
[Pinto] - daughter, H
12/31/86 p25
Andresen, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Andrezejewski, Roger and Janet
[Leopold] - son, H 11/5/86
p31
Angione, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Jr. son, H 6/4/86 p34
Annacone, Mr. & Mrs. William son, H 12/18/86 p31
Annunziato, Mr. & Mrs. Steven son, H 10/29/86 p22
Antunes, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel son, H 2/15/86 p22
Aptalides, Joseph and Patricia
[Heider] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Apy, Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Jr. son, H 11/5/86 p31
Arena, Mr. & Mrs. Edward daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Armstrong, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 12/10/86 p31
Arseniadis, Mr. & Mrs. Laurence son, H 3/22/86 p18
Asaro, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
2/5/86 p27
Audet, Robert J. and Melinda
[Steinegger] - son, H 2/1/86
p16
Avellino, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph son, H 9/20/86 p20
Avrick, Bob and Riva
[Gerstenzang] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Awlasewicz, B. N. and Janet
[Jacobellis] - son, H 8/2/86
p18
Bach, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
9/4/86 p14
Baez, Mr. & Mrs. George - son, H
7/16/86 p35
Balazas, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 5/24/86 p20
Banfich, Peter and Marilyn [Fritz] daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Bantz, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son, H
1/18/86 p20
Baptiste, Mr. & Mrs. Jean - son,
H 11/22/86 p17
Baptiste, Mr. & Mrs. Magene son, H 3/5/86 p26
Barate, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Barnett, Mr. & Mrs. Larry daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Barnum, Mr. & Mrs. Danny - son,
H 12/10/86 p31
Bau, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H
2/27/86 p14
Baumann, Mr. & Mrs. Hans daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Bealle, Mr. & Mrs. William - son,
H 11/19/86 p17
Bear, Martin and Debbie [Tulgan]
- son, H 7/5/86 p18
Beaujour, Mr. & Mrs. Pierre daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Bedoya, Mr. & Mrs. Luis - son, H
7/19/86 p20
Beerwa, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 3/19/86 p27
Beery, William S. and Ellen
[Sommers] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Benedict, Mr. & Mrs. David - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Bennett, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 11/12/86 p36
Bennett, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Benson, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Bergstrom, Kenneth and Debbie
[Long] - daughter, H 1/18/86
p20
Berman, Mr. & Mrs. Jan daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Bickford, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son,
H 4/26/86 p18
Biele, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Birkins, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
25
Bitar, Mr. & Mrs. Sam - son, H
3/19/86 p27
Blackman, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Blackwell, Mr. & Mrs. Frank son, H 10/8/86 p17
Blau, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Bletsas, Mr. & Mrs. Athanasios son, H 7/19/86 p20
Bloom, Mr. & Mrs. Norman - son,
H 7/19/86 p20
Bloom, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son,
H 1/18/86 p20
Boccuzzi, William J. and Julianne
[Carafa] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p27
Boe, Roy Lars Mangus Jr. and
Josephine [Brown] daughter, H 8/30/86 p18
Bohrer, Joseph and Sallie
[Benevenuto] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Boles, Douglas Luce and
Daralice [Donkervoet] daughter, H 5/7/86 p14
Bollman, Mr. & Mrs. Richard son, H 5/31/86 p18
Bonenfant, Mr. & Mrs. Richard daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Bosch, Mr. & Mrs. Steven daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
Bouchard, Carl and Jean [Collin] son, H 1/18/86 p20
Bove, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
6/4/86 p34
Bowen, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney - son,
H 5/24/86 p20
Bowler, Larry and Leila Anne
[Law] - son, H 4/16/86 p29
Boyle, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Boyle, Mr. & Mrs. Donald - son, H
9/10/86 p30
Brana, Luciano and Trudy
[Cacciotti] - son, H 2/1/86 p16
Brandner, Geoffrey S. and Lynn
[Solari] - daughter, H
12/20/86 p18
Brandon, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 7/5/86 p18
Breden, Mr. & Mrs. Edward daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Bridgeforth, Harold and Sylvia
[Carter] - son, H 8/30/86 p17
Brosy, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Brown, Dennis M. and Sherri
[Peoples] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Perez
- son, H 4/26/86 p18
Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jr. daughter, H 2/22/86 p16
Births (Continued)
Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore son, H 8/6/86 p16
Brundage, Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie Jr.
- son, H 7/16/86 p35
Bryn, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - twin
daughters, H 2/15/86 p22
Bryon, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher son, H 12/29/86 p12
Bua, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H
3/5/86 p26
Bubbico, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Bucknam, Mr. & Mrs. John - son,
H 7/19/86 p20
Bukovcik, Mr. & Mrs. Steven daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Burbank, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory son, H 9/13/86 p26
Burgess, Mr. & Mrs. William son, H 4/16/86 p29
Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
8/23/86 p17
Burr, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son, H
5/3/86 p17
Butler, Mr. & Mrs. Pierce - son, H
9/4/86 p14
Cafero, Lawrence F. Jr. and
Barbara [Englert] - daughter,
H 2/19/86 p36
Calloway, Gregory and Heidi
[Vogt] - son, H 8/2/86 p18
Calve, Dominick G. and Anne P.
[Smith] - son, H 8/30/86 p18
Calvert, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - son, H
1/2/86 p14
Calzone, Mr. & Mrs. Richard
James - son, H 9/18/86 p14
Cambareri, Salvatore and Linda
[Dammassa] - daughter, H
3/24/86 p19
Camhi, Mr. & Mrs. Fred daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Campanella, Angelo Jr. and
Sharon [Perniciaro] daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Campbell, David and Anne
[Crandall] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 10/29/86 p22
Cancel, Mr. & Mrs. Luis daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Candrea, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 7/16/86 p35
Cannavino, Mr. & Mrs. John W. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Capozzoli, Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale son, H 2/5/86 p27
Cappello, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Carrera, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Caruso, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 3/19/86 p27
Cascante, Mr. & Mrs. Eddie son, H 12/10/86 p31
Case, Renwick and Shanon
[Carroll] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Casey, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas IIIdaughter, H 2/5/86 p27
Cassavechia, Anthony and
Denise [Mete] - son, H
2/22/86 p16
Cassidy, Mr. & Mrs. Roger daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Castaldi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son,
H 5/3/86 p17
Castiglioni, Mr. & Mrs. Richard son, H 9/17/86 p25
Castravinci, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 12/20/86 p18
Casubolo, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 12/10/86 p31
Catino, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
5/15/86 p42
Caudill, Kim III and Mary Pat
[Dunn] - daughter, H 8/30/86
p18
Cavallo, Douglas C. and Lisa E.
[Hofmann] - son, H 5/7/86
p14
Cavanagh, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Cawley, John J. and Laurie
[Scarcella] - son, H 6/7/86
p16
Cayo, Mr. & Mrs. Elie - daughter,
H 4/26/86 p18
Ceglarski, Paul and Eileen [Tully]
- daughter, H 12/31/86 p25
Cerrentani, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Chamberlin, Brooks and Angela
[Leefe] - son, H 12/10/86 p38
Chandler, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy son, H 3/5/86 p26
Chariott, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Chase, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son,
H 6/14/86 p18
Chatelet, Mr. & Mrs. Jacques daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Cheifetz, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Chen, Mr. & Mrs. Harry - son, H
3/5/86 p26
Cherubini, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph son, H 5/3/86 p17
Chieffalo, Mr. & Mrs. Franco daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Chila, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
26
Choma, Andrew W. and
Elizabeth [Davies] - son, H
11/5/86 p31
Chuba, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 8/6/86 p16
Ciaccia, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Cimino, Mr. & Mrs. Gary daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Clark, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 12/10/86 p38
Clarke, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Classey, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Claudio, Mr. & Mrs. David - son,
H 3/19/86 p27
Clayton, Anthony and Elizabeth
[Meacham] - daughter, H
9/6/86 p18
Clinchy, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth son, H 11/5/86 p31
Closius, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Cloud, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 6/11/86 p19
Coffee, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Howard - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Cole, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter,
H 7/19/86 p20
Cole, Thomas and Claudia
[Nash] - daughter, H 7/19/86
p19
Collen, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son,
H 9/20/86 p20
Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Collison, Charles Ryan and
Valerie [Klopp] - son, H
12/10/86 p38
Colonnello, Anthony and Gail
[Mattioli] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Conant, Mr. & Mrs. James - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Conlan, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Connolly, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen son, H 7/19/86 p20
Conroy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 3/24/86 p19
Cook, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Cooke, Mr. & Mrs. Ray - son, H
2/22/86 p16
Births (Continued)
Cooper, George F. III and
Suzanne M. [Wingert] - son,
H 12/31/86 p25
Cooperman, Mr. & Mrs. Martin daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Coppola, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Cordone, Mr. & Mrs. John Jr. daughter, H 9/4/86 p14
Corn, Richard and Amy [Crean] daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Cortes, Mr. & Mrs. Nestor - son,
H 9/17/86 p25
Costa, Mr. & Mrs. Jose - son, H
12/29/86 p12
Cottrell, Ronald and Nancy
[Luciano] - daughter, H
8/30/86 p18
Cowic, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Kent - son, H
3/24/86 p19
Creach, Mr. & Mrs. James - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Cronk, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
2/22/86 p16
Crowcroft, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald son, H 11/5/86 p37
Cuddy, Daniel J. and Jane
[Romaniello] - son, H 5/7/86
p14
Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Cuseo, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son,
H 8/6/86 p16
Cushing, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Cutler, Mr. & Mrs. - daughter, H
8/23/86 p17
Dalton, Belvy and Lorraine
[Charles] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Daly, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H
11/5/86 p31
Danaher, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Daniello, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 11/12/86 p36
Das, Mr. & Mrs. Kumar - twin
daughters, H 12/10/86 p31
Davis, John and Pat [Colgan] son, H 8/6/86 p16
Davison, Mr. & Mrs. Glen L. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
DeCarlo, Louis and Karen
[Altomaro] - son, H 10/1/86
p33
DeFelice, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 5/15/86 p42
Deicke, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Delaney, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
DeLeo, Robert Jr. and Kathleen
[Gavaghan] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
DelMazio, Philip and Josephine
[Macari] - son, H 12/20/86
p15
Delmerico, Joseph and Susan
[Krawiec] - daughter, H
5/7/86 p14
DelPrete, Dr. & Mrs. Salvatore son, H 11/5/86 p31
Deluca, R. Reed and Beverly
[Sabia] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Denny, Mr. & Mrs. Russell daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
DePanfilis, Anthony J. and
Kathleen J. [Kelly] daughter, H 5/1/86 p16
Derosa, Mr. & Mrs. Louis - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Deura, Mr. & Mrs. Mohammad son, H 9/17/86 p25
DeWitt, Jeffrey and Lori [LaSelva]
- daughter, H 6/21/86 p18
Dezso, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore son, H 11/5/86 p37
Diacri, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son,
H 2/15/86 p22
Diamond, Mr. & Mrs. Jerome daughter, H 9/17/86 p25
Diaz, Mr. & Mrs. Diego - son, H
6/14/86 p18
Dibner, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Dicarlo, Mr. & Mrs. Hamilcar daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
DiMichele, Mr. & Mrs. Patsy son, H 4/26/86 p18
Dinucci, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son,
H 3/22/86 p18
DiRoma, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - twin
son and daughter, H 3/24/86
p19
DiScala, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
DiScala, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
12/10/86 p31
DiSilvestro, Eric and Sally
[Cregan] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Dixon, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son,
H 7/16/86 p35
Dobles, Mr. & Mrs. Luis daughter, H 8/23/86 p17
Doherty, Robert S. and Ann
[Taylor] - son, H 12/31/86 p26
Dominguez, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 2/15/86 p22
Dominici, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald son, H 11/5/86 p31
Donahue, Peter S. and Marilyn
[Gugginsberg] - son, H
11/5/86 p31
27
Donofrio, Mr. & Mrs. Francis son, H 12/29/86 p12
Donohue, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son,
H 4/16/86 p29
Dornan, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - son, H
5/24/86 p20
Doubleday, F. William and Judy
A. [Bowman] - son, H 11/8/86
p14
Dougherty, Mr. & Mrs. Claude son, H 2/5/86 p27
Dowling, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E.
Jr. - daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Dragan, Roy and Tricia [Mete] son, H 4/26/86 p18
Drake, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - twins,
H 6/4/86 p34
Dryden, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 4/26/86 p18
Duane, Mr. & Mrs. Francis daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Dufault, Paul and Nancy [Hern] son, H 7/28/86 p17
Duff, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H
4/26/86 p18
Duffey, Christopher and Kathleen
[O'Brien] - son, H 2/19/86 p36
Duffin, March Jr. and Barbara
[Mooney] - son, H 5/24/86
p20
Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher son, H 5/3/86 p17
Dumont, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
4/16/86 p29
Dunne, Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Jr. son, H 7/2/86 p34
Duran, Mr. & Mrs. Aramis - son,
H 7/5/86 p18
Dvornek, Jerome and Linda
[Smith] - daughter, H 1/18/86
p20
Eccles, Warren and Debra
[Hollingsworth] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Edvardsen, John and JoAnne
[Carlson] - daughter, H
8/30/86 p18
Edwards, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Elarabi, Mr. & Mrs. Abdessedek daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Eldridge, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son,
H 10/29/86 p22
Elias, Mr. & Mrs. Jorge daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Emerick, Mark and Jacquelyn
[Vella] - daughter, H 5/7/86
p14, H 5/19/86 p17
Eng, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H
12/17/86 p35
Esaw, Isaac and Jerlene [Davis] daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Evon, Gary E. and Jane P.
[Forte] - son, H 12/31/86 p25
Births (Continued)
Fabrizio, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Falcioni, Ronald J. and Dana
[Robinson] - son, H 2/7/86
p18
Falcioni, Ronald John and Dana
[Robinson] - son, H 1/14/86
p15
Fallo, Mr. & Mrs. Russell daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Farinato, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond son, H 9/17/86 p25
Farrell, Mr. & Mrs. Karr daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Faughnan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 3/22/86 p18
Feliciano, Mr. & Mrs. Augustin daughter, H 3/19/86 p27
Felsman, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Ference, Mr. & Mrs. Francis son, H 7/16/86 p35
Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene son, H 12/29/86 p12
Fernandez, Mr. & Mrs. Jorge son, H 2/15/86 p22
Fieber, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Fieto, Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo - son,
H 10/29/86 p22
Finch, Fred E. Jr. and Cathi
[Szuets] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Finger, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Fisher, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son,
H 3/22/86 p18
Fitzpatrick, Mr. & Mrs. Edward son, H 12/10/86 p38
Flachsbart, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Fleming, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Fletcher, David Allen and Michele
[White] - son, H 9/20/86 p20
Flint, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Fogarty, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son,
H 3/22/86 p18
Forcellina, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 3/5/86 p26
Ford, Daniel and Catherine E.
[Curtin] - daughter, H 5/14/86
p34
Forlenzo, Philip and Carol
[Hanley] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Forrest, Harold M. and Cari
[Zimber] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Forrest, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Fotinopoulos, Mr. & Mrs.
Achileas - son, H 1/2/86 p14
Francis, Mark T. and Florence
[Brown] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Frank, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Frantz, Mr. & Mrs. Charton - son,
H 9/17/86 p25
Frasca, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. III daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Frascino, Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Frattalone, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 2/1/86 p16
Freeman, Mr. & Mrs. Adam - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Freitag, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
French, Tom and Cathy [Lewis] son, H 5/7/86 p14
Frey, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Friedson, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Frydrych, Allen and Donna
[Brantley] - daughter, H
5/7/86 p14
Fuller, Mr. & Mrs. Richard daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Gaboriault, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Gaffney, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 9/17/86 p25
Gage, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H
12/17/86 p35
Gagliardi, Michael and Lynn
[Summers] - son, H 8/30/86
p18
Gagon, Paul-Daniel and Debra
[Kaldon] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Galella, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 5/24/86 p20
Galvin, Joseph and Patricia
[Hensey] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Galvin, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Gardella, Mr. & Mrs. Lealand son, H 3/22/86 p18
Gardella, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 3/5/86 p26
Gardner, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 4/26/86 p18
Garey, Mr. & Mrs. Allan - son, H
8/20/86 p36
Garfinkle, Mr. & Mrs. Jeff - son, H
12/17/86 p35
Garfunkel, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew son, H 11/12/86 p36
Gaston, Mr. & Mrs. Bradford daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
28
Gelb, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jr. daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Gentile, Anthony J. and
Jeannette [Schreiber] daughter, H 5/29/86 p15
Genuario, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 2/15/86 p22
Gerace, Vincent and Margery
[Bloom] - daughter, H
6/14/86 p17
Giannotto, Louis and Lisa
[Chrisman] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Gibbons, John and Victoria
Lowell [Reavis] - daughter, H
1/15/86 p24
Gibbs, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - son,
H 7/19/86 p20
Gigante, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Gilbertie, Mr. & Mrs. Marty M. daughter, H 3/29/86 p15
Gillert, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. son, H 5/28/86 p19
Giorgione, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Gist, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Gleason, Mark E. and Nancy L.
[Winslow] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Godfrey, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Gold, Mr. & Mrs. Gerry daughter, H 5/7/86 p14
Goldberg, Mr. & Mrs. Bart daughter, H 9/17/86 p25
Goldenberg, Mr. & Mrs. Richard son, H 12/17/86 p35
Gonzalez, Mr. & Mrs. Jaime daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Gonzalez, Nelson and Susan
[VanWert] - daughter, H
5/24/86 p20
Goomrigian, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Gore, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
3/22/86 p18
Grammaticas, William and Nancy
[Duquette] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Granata, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 2/1/86 p16
Gransee, Mr. & Mrs. David H. daughter, H 9/6/86 p18
Gray, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Greenwood, Mr. & Mrs. David F. daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Grills, Joseph Jr. and Joan
[Moreno] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Grinter, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Births (Continued)
Gross, Mr. & Mrs. William - son,
H 8/20/86 p36
Guha, Richard S. and Schimenz,
Marlene - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Guimond, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Gunderson, Barry and Cathryn
[Petri] - daughter, H 11/5/86
p31
Gustafson, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 11/12/86 p36
Guyton, Mr. & Mrs. Kurt daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Haggerty, Mr. & Mrs. James son, H 11/19/86 p17
Hale, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher son, H 1/2/86 p14
Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Jr. daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
9/10/86 p30
Hamernick, Mr. & Mrs. Richard son, H 8/6/86 p16
Hamm, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son,
H 2/5/86 p27
Hannsz, John E. and Janice
[Randolph] - son, H 11/5/86
p31
Harding, Michael and Sally
[Stone] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Harding, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Hardy, Mr. & Mrs. George daughter, H 7/26/86 p18
Harris, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Harris, Mr. & Mrs. John Jr. - son,
H 6/4/86 p34
Harrison, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Harrison, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Hartlett, Mr. & Mrs. Ted daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Hartog, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas daughter, H 11/12/86 p36
Hartwell, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas son, H 9/10/86 p30
Hartwell, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Hasson, Mr. & Mrs. Barouh daughter, H 4/30/86 p24
Hatziioannidis, Mr. & Mrs.
Anastasioa - daughter, H
2/15/86 p22
Hauser, Mr. & Mrs. Edward daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Haven, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son, H
1/18/86 p20
Hawley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 8/23/86 p17
Hayes, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Head, Alec, and Webb,
Marguerite - son, H 1/2/86
[photo] p1+
Heath, Jeffrey C. and Jennifer
[Parrett] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Hebert, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son,
H 11/19/86 p17
Hecht, Mr. & Mrs. Yehoshua daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Heibeck, Mr. & Mrs. Martin daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Heibler, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Heller, Douglas and Janis
[Weiner] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Hemingway, Mr. & Mrs. Ewald daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Hennessy, Brian and Therese
[Belden] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Herling, Michael J. and Nancy
[Campbell] - son, H 1/18/86
p20
Herman, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Herold, Jay M. and Ann [Ruta] daughter, H 8/30/86 p18
Herring, Mr. & Mrs. Louis - son, H
12/17/86 p35
Herring, Peter E. and Pamela S.
[Dingwall] - son, H 8/30/86
p18
Hersey, Mr. & Mrs. Kimball III son, H 11/12/86 p36
Hess, Mr. & Mrs. William E. Jr. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Higgs, Mr. & Mrs. Alan R. - son,
H 3/24/86 p19
Hinchcliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery son, H 7/26/86 p18
Hinson, Michael and Dawn
[DeLeo] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Hodgson, Mr. & Mrs. Graeme son, H 1/18/86 p20
Hoelle, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Hoffman, D. K. and Karen
[Brown] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Holcomb, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - son,
H 3/5/86 p26
Holdsworth, William J. and Phyllis
[Thibeault] - son, H 9/6/86
p18
Hollingworth, Mr. & Mrs. William son, H 4/30/86 p24
Holomakoff, Mr. & Mrs. Gregg son, H 2/15/86 p22
Hood, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Hope, Mr. & Mrs. William Jr. son, H 11/5/86 p31
29
Hopper, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son,
H 7/16/86 p35
Hough, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher son, H 12/18/86 p31
Hovey, Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. - son,
H 12/10/86 p38
Hracs, Alan and Debra [Felter] daughter, H 4/16/86 p27
Hughes, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory son, H 9/17/86 p25
Hulit, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jr. daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Huskins, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Iannacone, Salvatore Joseph III
and Patricia [Hegedus] - son,
H 3/5/86 p24
Imperato, Louis G. Jr. and
Kathryn M. [Slattery] - son, H
5/24/86 p20
Imperato, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Jr. son, H 4/30/86 p24
Interlandi, Michael and Jill
[Crichton] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Ippolito, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H
2/19/86 p36, H 2/15/86 p22
Jackson, Alan and Lynne
[Nowack] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Jackson, Robert C. and Mary
Anne [Ribes] - son, H
5/31/86 p18
Jacobson, Mr. & Mrs. Henry daughter, H 3/5/86 p26
Jamnadas, Mr. & Mrs.
Pradipkumar - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Jankins, Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Sr.
Jannelle, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Jasinski, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald son, H 7/26/86 p18
Jenkins, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Jeudy, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Johannessen, Jon and Susan
[Vallencroll] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Johnson, David and Robin
[Russo] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Craig daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth son, H 7/16/86 p35
Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 5/3/86 p17
Johnson, Robert B. and Margie
G. [Raymond] - daughter, H
12/17/86 p39
Births (Continued)
Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Burton daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
6/14/86 p18
Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond son, H 4/30/86 p24
Jopling, John C. and Caroline
[Brown] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Joseph, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence son, H 9/10/86 p30
Joyner, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - son,
H 4/30/86 p24
Kahn, Mr. & Mrs. Ali - daughter,
H 11/5/86 p31
Kamens, Michael and Joan
[Herz] - daughter, H 3/8/86
p17
Kapec, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Bryn daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Kaplan, Mr. & Mrs. Stuart daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Karahalios, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Kasparis, Mr. & Mrs. Andronikos daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Kasprzyk, Walter and Roberta
[Norton] - son, H 8/16/86 p18
Katz, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - son, H
5/14/86 p33
Katz, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - son, H
12/18/86 p31
Katz, Mr. & Mrs. Roger daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Kaufman, Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Kavanaugh, Craig and Nancy
[Kirk] - daughter, H 11/5/86
p31
Keane, John J. Jr. and Susan E.
[Bachman] - son, H 9/6/86
p18
Kelley, Robert and Williams,
Dana - daughter, H 2/1/86
p16
Kenaga, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Kenna, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Edward - daughter, H
3/24/86 p19
Kenny, John J. and Jennifer
[Howland] - daughter, H
12/31/86 p26
Kerrigan, Mr. & Mrs. Stephan son, H 3/22/86 p18
Kershaw, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas son, H 5/3/86 p17
Khan, Mr. & Mrs. Farooq daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Kilkenny, Mr. & Mrs. Jay F. - son,
H 3/24/86 p19
Kimball, Mr. & Mrs. Mark daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
King, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
King, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
King, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - son, H
8/20/86 p36
Klein, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Klein, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
5/3/86 p17
Klucik, Mr. & Mrs. Rodney daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Kolokowski, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel son, H 3/24/86 p19
Koons, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son,
H 2/1/86 p16
Koosed, Mr. & Mrs. Martin - son,
H 4/26/86 p18
Kozma, William S. Jr. and
Pamela [Toss] - daughter, H
3/19/86 p23
Kraft, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son, H
2/15/86 p22
Kraft, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Kramer, John C. and Barbara
[Czako] - daughter, H
1/29/86 p27
Kress, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - son, H
5/14/86 p33
Kress, Stephen W. and
Weinstein-Kress, Evelyn son, H 11/15/86 p18
Kriewalk, Mr. & Mrs. Rand Frazerson, H 11/5/86 p31
Kroll, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Krom, Darrell and Linda [Gallagi] daughter, H 12/10/86 p38
Kronick, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
8/20/86 p36
Kudlicki, Mr. & Mrs. Frank daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Kunz, Mr. & Mrs. Kyle - son, H
6/4/86 p34
Kuper, Mr. & Mrs. George - son,
H 3/22/86 p18
Kurth, Mr. & Mrs. John - twins, H
9/10/86 p30
Kydes, Mr. & Mrs. Christo - son,
H 6/14/86 p18
Kydes, Mr. & Mrs. Tracey daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
LaCava, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
11/12/86 p36
LaCroix, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher daughter, H 4/30/86 p24
Lagana-Dewey, Mr. & Mrs. W.
Patrick - daughter, H 6/14/86
p18
Lake, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Lamb, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory - son,
H 8/23/86 p17
30
Lamorte, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Lane, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son, H
11/5/86 p37
Langley, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
LaRose, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Lato, Mr. & Mrs. Dominick - son,
H 8/20/86 p36
Lau, Mr. & Mrs. Chong - son, H
8/23/86 p17
Laughlin, Mr. & Mrs. Neal daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Lawrence, Richard P. and Denise
[Prado] - son, H 5/31/86 p18
Lazarus, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Lea, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas II - son,
H 12/17/86 p35
LeBlanc, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jr. son, H 5/3/86 p17
Lee, Mr. & Mrs. James Jr. - son,
H 11/19/86 p17
Leister, Kellen and MaryEllen
[Smith] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Lemons, Mr. & Mrs. David twins, H 9/10/86 p30
LeMoult, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 8/20/86 p36
Lenkowsky, Steven and Diane
[Hartwell] - son, H 12/31/86
p25
Lepore, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Lert, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
1/2/86 p14
Leung, Mr. & Mrs. Keith - son, H
4/26/86 p18
LeVan, David W. and Annamarie
[Vella] - daughter, H 4/16/86
p29
Levine, Robert Jonathan and Eva
Micheline [Szekeres] - son, H
9/6/86 p18
Levy, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph daughter, H 9/4/86 p14
Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son, H
2/5/86 p27
Liaskas, Mr. & Mrs. George son, H 1/2/86 p14
Liepolt, Mr. & Mrs. Werner - son,
H 8/6/86 p16
Lilliedahl, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Lilliedahl, Mr. & Mrs. John - son,
H 2/1/86 p16
Lindstrom, Mr. & Mrs.
Christopher - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Lindwall, William A. and Maureen
[Callahan] - daughter, H
5/12/86 p14
Births (Continued)
Ling, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son, H
4/16/86 p29
Lloyd, Kevin R. and Leslie
[Werner] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Local couple thanking science for
arrival of healthy triplets
[photo], H 12/2/86 p36
Lockwood, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Lodye-Clark, Mr. & Mrs. John son, H 5/3/86 p17
Logan, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Lom, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Longo, Mr. & Mrs. Francesco daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Lopez, Evelyn - son, H 12/20/86
p15
Lorenz, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 6/14/86 p18
Lorenzetti, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Lotstein, Steven and Linda
[Speiser] - daughter, H
6/4/86 p34
Loudon, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 9/10/86 p30
Louisgene, Mr. & Mrs. - son, H
8/30/86 p18
Lozier, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Lu, Geoffrey Richard and Misun
[Oak] - daughter, H 5/7/86
p14
Luciani, Mr. & Mrs. Frank daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Ludwig, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 9/6/86 p18
Lukaniec, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy daughter, H 7/26/86 p18
MacArthur, Mr. & Mrs. Fred daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
MacDonnell, Mr. & Mrs. Russell
B. - son, H 3/24/86 p19
Madden, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Maddix, Jeffery and Kathleen
[Reilly] - daughter, H 1/13/86
p13
Magee, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son,
H 6/4/86 p34
Magner, Michael J. and Leslie
[Sakson] - son, H 3/12/86 p22
Magner, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Magner, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Magrath, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Maisner, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
3/22/86 p18
Majeski, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Maldonado, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Maley, Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Jr. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Mallory, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Mangone, Mr. & Mrs. Philip - son,
H 2/22/86 p16
Manning, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald son, H 7/5/86 p18
Mantilia, Robert and Susan
[Allen] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Mantuszewski, Mr. & Mrs. Frank son, H 5/3/86 p17
Manuel, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Manuel, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 2/5/86 p27
Marcantonio, Roy and Cheryl
[Corbin] - daughter, H 6/7/86
p16
Markowitz, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Marks, Mr. & Mrs. George Jr. daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Marotto, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jr. son, H 12/17/86 p35
Marsan, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest - son,
H 4/16/86 p29
Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Sean - son, H
9/10/86 p30
Martinek, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth son, H 2/1/86 p16
Martinez, Mr. & Mrs. Eric - son, H
3/24/86 p19
Martylewski, Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Mason, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son,
H 11/5/86 p37
Matheson, Malcolm and Isabel
[Schaer] - daughter, H 5/7/86
p14
Mathews, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Matregrano, Dennis C. and Ann
[Kozma] - son, H 8/6/86 p18
Maxwell, Mr. & Mrs. Calum daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
May, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Mayorga, Mr. & Mrs. Leolen daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
McCabe, Mr. & Mrs. John - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Luke daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
McClane, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
31
McCoy, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
8/23/86 p17
McCrea, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy daughter, H 2/5/86 p27
McCurdy, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 8/20/86 p36
McFadden, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
McFadden, Roger III and Beverly
[Davis] - daughter, H 5/7/86
p14
McGarty, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
McGill, Charles and Diane
[Sedita] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
McGuinness, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
McHenry, Scott P. and Eileen
[Wolf] - daughter, H 5/31/86
p18
McIntosh, Valton and Jennifer
[Days] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
McLaughlan, Mr. & Mrs. Shaun son, H 4/30/86 p24
McManamy, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
McManigal, Mr. & Mrs. John son, H 7/5/86 p18
McMullan, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 9/4/86 p14
McNees, Mr. & Mrs. Donald son, H 8/20/86 p36
McNulty, John and Daniela
[Serrano] - twin sons, H
9/6/86 p18
McShane, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Mecozzi, Mr. & Mrs. Gary daughter, H 4/30/86 p24
Mede, Mr. & Mrs. Murat - son, H
12/10/86 p31
Melitsanopoulos, Konstantinos
and Martha [Sigalos] - son, H
5/31/86 p18
Memoli, Michael A. and Ellen
[Mayshar] - daughter, H
12/31/86 p25, H 12/20/86 p18
Mercuri, Mr. & Mrs. Vincenzo son, H 6/4/86 p34
Merlob, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 3/5/86 p26
Meshberg, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald daughter, H 5/24/86 p20
Mihai, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Mihalko, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald - son,
H 3/24/86 p19
Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest - son, H
5/3/86 p17
Minter, Mr. & Mrs. Donald - son,
H 5/24/86 p20
Births (Continued)
Mintz, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Mirkov, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
6/14/86 p18
Miska, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley - son,
H 4/26/86 p18
Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Howard son, H 10/29/86 p22
Mocciola, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son,
H 2/15/86 p22
Mola, Mr. & Mrs. Richard daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Mondschein, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey son, H 6/14/86 p18
Mones, Craig and Jean [Frieden] son, H 6/25/86 p32
Mones, Mark and Kim [Calzone] son, H 6/25/86 p30
Mones, Mr. & Mrs. Glen - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Montanaro, Michael and Sharon
[O'Connor] - son, H 5/31/86
p18
Montanez, Mr. & Mrs. Julio - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Montanez, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel son, H 11/5/86 p31
Montgelas, Mr. & Mrs. Mark son, H 11/5/86 p31
Montgomery, Joseph S. and
Celia [Congdon] - son, H
12/20/86 p18
Montrechio, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Moore, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - son, H
5/3/86 p17, H 8/6/86 p16
Morabito, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph son, H 8/6/86 p16
Moretti, Frank Jr. and Janet
[Perillo] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Morgan, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Morin, Mr. & Mrs. Paul daughter, H 4/30/86 p24
Morrow, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce daughter, H 3/5/86 p26
Moseley, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son,
H 3/19/86 p27
Moss, M. Scott and Sarah
[Shepherd] - daughter, H
5/24/86 p20
Mujumdar, Mr. & Mrs.
Ghanshyam - son, H 11/5/86
p37
Mullaney, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son,
H 9/20/86 p20
Mulqueen, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Murillo, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Murphy, Kevin Palmer and
Jamey L. [Short] - daughter,
H 12/20/86 p18
Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy son, H 1/2/86 p14
Nair, Dr. & Mrs. Kesavan - son, H
3/19/86 p27
Napier, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son,
H 4/16/86 p29
Napurski, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Narcise, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Jr. daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Natale, Thomas D. and Nanci
[Roth] - son, H 6/4/86 p24, H
5/24/86 p20
Naylor, Randy and Kathleen
[Kelly] - twin sons, H 3/24/86
p19
Neil, Mr. & Mrs. Leroy - daughter,
H 12/10/86 p31
Neimer, Mr. & Mrs. David - son,
H 3/24/86 p19
Neisler, Anton and Debra
[Wheeler] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Nelsen, Mr. & Mrs. Craig - son, H
9/10/86 p30
Neuscheler, Carl and Lisa
[Leone] - son, H 4/26/86 p18
Nevas, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard - son,
H 6/14/86 p18
Nichols, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
Nickerson, Mr. & Mrs. Alan daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Nitta, Gregory H. and Diane H.
[Ogata] - daughter, H 9/6/86
p18
Nixon, Thomas and Tracie [Bell] daughter, H 12/13/86 p17, H
12/10/86 p36
Noble, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
10/29/86 p22
Noivadhana, Mr. & Mrs. Karl son, H 6/14/86 p18
Nolin, Peter M. and Carol
[Bateson] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Norris, Mr. & Mrs. Rocky daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
North, Kent C. and Patricia A.
[Cretella] - son, H 3/12/86 p29
Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 7/26/86 p18
Nuro, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son, H
2/5/86 p27
O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J.
Jr. - son, H 11/5/86 p31
O'Connor, John P. and Julia
[Flora] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
32
O'Connor, Robert T. and Victoria
[Perillo] - son, H 9/18/86 p14
O'Gorman, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
O'Haire, Anthony and Lise
[Nussbaum] - daughter, H
8/30/86 p18
O'Hara, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Oakford, Scott I. and Eileen
[Smith] - son, H 4/16/86 p29
Ocana, Mr. & Mrs. Holger L. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Olan, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H
5/3/86 p17
Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Carl daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Olmeda, Mr. & Mrs. Jose Jr. daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Oman, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy - son,
H 3/5/86 p26
Ortiz, Mr. & Mrs. Pedro daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Osborn, Frank and Jody [Nelson]
Otalvaro, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Overland, Mr. & Mrs. Keith - son,
H 9/17/86 p25
Oxer, Robert and Pati [DeYulio] son, H 1/18/86 p20
Pacioretty, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond daughter, H 2/1/86 p16
Palumbo, Al Jr. and Noreen
[Smith] - daughter, H 11/8/86
p14
Papachristou, Mr. & Mrs. Petros son, H 9/10/86 p30
Papadopoulos, Mr. & Mrs.
George - son, H 4/30/86 p24
Pappa, Mr. & Mrs. William - son,
H 3/19/86 p27
Parent, Joseph and Cheryl
[Mockler] - daughter, H
5/3/86 p17
Parese, Gary and Catherine
[Wood] - daughter, H 4/16/86
p29
Parisi, Mr. & Mrs. Danny daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Parks, Gary P. and Grace
[Flores] - daughter, H 1/18/86
p20
Parks, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Passino, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Pastuszak, Gary S. and Vickie
[Pustari] - daughter, H 9/6/86
p18
Patterson, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Patton, Robert H. and Victoria
[Zawacki] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Births (Continued)
Patzelt, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Paulson, Donald A. and Anne
[Parker] - daughter, H 8/6/86
p17
Pavlik, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
3/24/86 p19
Payne, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
5/14/86 p33
Peloso, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
9/17/86 p25
Peluso, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 7/5/86 p18
Pena, Mr. & Mrs. Candido - son,
H 2/15/86 p22
Pennell, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Perakis, Mr. & Mrs. James - son,
H 2/15/86 p22
Petrides, Mr. & Mrs. Vasilios son, H 3/19/86 p27
Petrizzi, Richard S. and Laurie
[Correa] - daughter, H
12/24/86 p12
Phelps, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 7/26/86 p18
Pinto, Richard and Sharon
[Wininger] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p29
Pires, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio - son,
H 6/14/86 p18
Plante, Robert and Denise
[Machinello] - daughter, H
3/15/86 p18
Pober, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son,
H 7/16/86 p35
Polifroni, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas daughter, H 2/5/86 p27
Pollander, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley son, H 10/8/86 p17
Poltrack, James and Regina
[Ferrara] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Porter, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Preli, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Prescott, Edward and Jennifer
[Buonerba] - son, H 12/31/86
p26
Prescott, Mr. & Mrs. Edward son, H 11/22/86 p17
Press, Mr. & Mrs. Steven daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Price, Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Jr. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Price, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 2/22/86 p16
Proietti, Sante and Anne [Gibson]
Provato, Louis J. and Susan
[DePanfilis] - daughter, H
5/31/86 p17
Pryde, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
8/23/86 p17
Pryor, Daryl R. and Valerie
[Mendence] - son, H 6/4/86
p25
Purcell, Peter and Linda
[Esposito] - son, H 3/13/86
p14
Purcell, Thomas E. and Mary
[Wilcox] - daughter, H 5/3/86
p16
Quattroch, Mr. & Mrs. Charles son, H 8/20/86 p36
Quiles, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son,
H 5/3/86 p17
Quinones, Mr. & Mrs. Esteban daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Rackliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Dan - son,
H 7/5/86 p18
Rae, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H
1/2/86 p14
Rafalski, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Raggio, Mr. & Mrs. Reed - son, H
2/15/86 p22
Ragland, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 4/16/86 p29
Rakowski, Joseph and YannettiRakowski, Terri - daughter, H
7/26/86 p17
Ramirez, Mr. & Mrs. Mario - son,
H 11/5/86 p31
Raposo, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Ratcliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
Raub, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 11/12/86 p36
Raymond, Dewey A. and Mena
[Walsh] - son, H 6/18/86 p28
Raymond, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sr.
Read, Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. son, H 4/26/86 p18
Reed, James E. and Janet
[Jordan] - daughter, H 9/6/86
p18
Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H
8/6/86 p16
Reid, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son, H
3/5/86 p26
Reid, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. son, H 11/5/86 p31
Reiff, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Reilly, Kevin and Nancy [Slack] son, H 5/7/86 p14
Reilly, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Reis, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Renz, Mr. & Mrs. Roger daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
33
Rice, Gary and Eileen
[Fitzgerald] - daughter, H
9/17/86 p19
Richardson, Mr. & Mrs. Kim son, H 6/4/86 p34
Ritzzo, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son,
H 8/6/86 p16
Rivera, Jorge and Maria
[Valentin] - daughter, H
12/20/86 p18
Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Franklen daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Juan daughter, H 10/29/86 p22
Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Ramon - son,
H 2/5/86 p27
Rivers, Mr. & Mrs. Clark daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. Keith daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy B. son, H 11/5/86 p31
Robertson, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Roche, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H
1/18/86 p20
Rodgers, Mr. & Mrs. Philip daughter, H 2/22/86 p16
Rodriguez, Mr. & Mrs. Felix - son,
H 5/24/86 p20
Rodriguez, Mr. & Mrs. Hector son, H 8/20/86 p36
Rodriguez, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Rodriguez, Mr. & Mrs. Juan son, H 1/18/86 p20
Rogers, Patrick J. and Cynthia J.
[Lawrence] - son, H 4/16/86
p29
Rojas, Alberto and Elaine
[Fratturo] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Romano, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy son, H 5/14/86 p33
Romeo, Mr. & Mrs. Rory daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Rooney, Mr. & Mrs. J. Gerard daughter, H 11/22/86 p17
Roos, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
9/20/86 p20
Rosati, Rocco P. and Ann
[Faugno] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Rose, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Rose, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Rosler, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H
3/22/86 p18
Rosso, Joseph L. and Linda
[Burns] - son, H 4/16/86 p29
Rowan, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Births (Continued)
Rowett, Mr. & Mrs. Henry daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Ruggiero, Patrick and Patricia
[Tesauro] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p27
Rumsey, Mr. & Mrs. James A. son, H 8/6/86 p16
Runshall, Paul and Margaret
[Hart] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Russ, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H
1/2/86 p14
Russo, Allen A. and Wendy
[Hailend] - daughter, H
12/31/86 p25
Russo, Gerardo John and Jane
[Ginter] - son, H 5/7/86 p14
Russo, Mark R. and Andrea
[Capone] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H
3/22/86 p18
Sabia, Salvatore and Elizabeth
[McDermott] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Sabini, David A. and Mary Ann
[Ferris] - daughter, H 11/5/86
p31
Sagliano, Mr. & Mrs. Michael twin sons, H 5/24/86 p20
Sainz, Frank and Evelyn [Carter] son, H 1/18/86 p20
Salas, Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel - son,
H 4/30/86 p24
Salta, Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore - son,
H 3/5/86 p26
Saltus, Mr. & Mrs. Brett - son, H
11/19/86 p17
Saltus, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - son,
H 7/16/86 p35
Salvatierra, Mr. & Mrs. Jose daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Samela, Mr. & Mrs. William - son,
H 11/22/86 p17
Sancho, Mr. & Mrs. Martin daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Santella, Peter M. Jr. and Suzan
[Obernier] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Santillan, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo - son,
H 6/4/86 p34
Santori, Mr. & Mrs. Dominic son, H 1/18/86 p20
Santoro, Mr. & Mrs. Nicola daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Sarosi, Mr. & Mrs. Carmine daughter, H 12/29/86 p12
Sassano, Mr. & Mrs. Paolo - son,
H 12/10/86 p31
Saunders, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory son, H 4/26/86 p18
Savvidis, Mr. & Mrs. Andre - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Scarmuzzi, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Schaeffer, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene son, H 2/5/86 p27
Schappert, Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Schechter, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Schlatter, Michael and Pauline triplets, H 12/2/86 [photo] p36
Schlatter, Mr. & Mrs. James triplets, two sons and one
daughter, H 12/18/86 p31
Schwartz, James Jay Jr. and
Abbie [Van Nostrand] - son,
H 9/6/86 p18
Scofield, Mr. & Mrs. Donald son, H 2/1/86 p16
Scordo, Michael J. and Kathy
[Pilleyt] - twin daughters, H
8/30/86 p18
Sease, Mr. & Mrs. Willie Jr. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Selke, William T. and Patricia
O'Neill [Saksa] - daughter, H
4/16/86 p24
Sell, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - daughter,
H 12/10/86 p31
Senerchia, Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick daughter, H 6/14/86 p18
Senie, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son, H
1/18/86 p20
Shafiq, Mr. & Mrs. Mohammad son, H 2/1/86 p16
Shander, Mr. & Mrs. Aryeh daughter, H 9/20/86 p20
Shaw, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Sheehan, James and Pamela
Gail [Wallerstein] - son, H
6/4/86 p31
Sheen, Mr. & Mrs. Donald daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
Sheetz, Mr. & Mrs. Mark daughter, H 12/10/86 p38
Sheldon, Bruce W. and Joanne
[Lane] - son, H 12/10/86 p38
Sherman, Mr. & Mrs. Dominick daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Sherman, Mr. & Mrs. James son, H 12/10/86 p31
Sherman, William and Lisa
[Tulgan] - son, H 2/5/86 p25
Shields, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
Shields, Mr. & Mrs. Day daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Shufelt, Doug and Betsy
[Duffield] - son, H 4/16/86 p29
Shufelt, Thomas D. and Joanne
P. [Fusci] - son, H 11/5/86
p31
Sichel, Mr. & Mrs. George - son,
H 9/4/86 p14
Siegel, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - son,
H 9/10/86 p30
34
Sierra, Mr. & Mrs. Hiram daughter, H 2/15/86 p22
Sieviec, Robet E. and Louise
[Keogh] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Sillo, Michael and Patty
[Pisanelli] - daughter, H
5/7/86 p14
Simons, Mr. & Mrs. Earlston daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Sinnis, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Sisterhenm, Floyd and Megan
[Reilly] - son, H 12/10/86 p38
Sizensky, Mr. & Mrs. John - son,
H 8/6/86 p16
Skiba, Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. - son,
H 3/24/86 p19
Slabicki, David D. and Susan
[Knisel] - daughter, H 11/5/86
p31
Sloan, Michael and Marie
[Easley] - daughter, H 8/6/86
p16
Smilansky, Mr. & Mrs. Robert son, H 9/10/86 p30
Smith, Donald F. and Tina Marie
[Shirey] - daughter, H
10/22/86 p22
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Jr. daughter, H 5/3/86 p17
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas V. daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Smythe, Mr. & Mrs. Walter - son,
H 5/3/86 p17
Snider, Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy daughter, H 9/17/86 p25
Snyder, Mr. & Mrs. Eric daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Solomon, Mr. & Mrs. Philip daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Somers, James and Elaine [Kent]
- son, H 11/5/86 p31
Sood, Mr. & Mrs. Om - daughter,
H 10/8/86 p17
Soto, Mr. & Mrs. Jaime - son, H
1/2/86 p14
Soumelidis, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Sousa, Mr. & Mrs. Guy daughter, H 7/16/86 p35
Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. Roger daughter, H 3/8/86 p17
Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald son, H 9/20/86 p20
Speranza, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son,
H 2/22/86 p16
Springer, Mr. & Mrs. Francis daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Starr, Mr. & Mrs. Richard daughter, H 5/24/86 p20
Starr, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H
11/5/86 p31
Births (Continued)
Stashenko, John III and Iolanda
[Guarnieri] - son, H 4/16/86
p29
Stebbins, Charles and Ann
[Symmes] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Stenovec, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jr.
- son, H 1/18/86 p20
Sterling, William D. and Jennifer
[Dowling] - son, H 5/31/86
p18
Stern, Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. son, H 4/16/86 p29
Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Pendleton son, H 2/5/86 p27
Stirland, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk daughter, H 7/26/86 p18
Straker-Nesbit, Mr. & Mrs.
William - son, H 7/16/86 p35
Stroffolino, Dean and Kathy
[DeVack] - son, H 12/13/86
p18
Stuart, Charles E. and Deborah
[Cardamone] - daughter, H
5/24/86 p20
Stuart, Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Sturges, Donald and Dawn [King]
Suares, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 8/23/86 p17
Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Brian daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Sutter, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son,
H 6/4/86 p34
Sutton, Mr. & Mrs. James - son,
H 11/19/86 p17
Swanberg, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 11/12/86 p36
Swanson, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Sweeney, William and Rebecca
[Seymour] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p31
Swett, Thomas and Mary
[Feldman] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Szuch, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Taccone, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Taccone, Mr. & Mrs. Silvano son, H 9/10/86 p30
Taliercio, Mr. & Mrs. Michael son, H 9/4/86 p14
Tallman, Mr. & Mrs. Clark daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Talloni, Robert A. and Karen
[Villella] - daughter, H
11/12/86 p33
Tamburri, Joseph S. and Mary
Ann [Fera] - daughter, H
3/26/86 p23
Tangreti, Fred and Patricia
[Spivack] - daughter, H
11/5/86 p31
Tarentino, James and Katie
[McEnroe] - son, H 11/5/86
p31
Tarlov, Mark and Roberts, Judith daughter, H 11/19/86 p17
Tarnoff, Peter and DriscollTarnoff, Donna - son, H
5/7/86 p14, H 5/13/86 p17
Tavella, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Taylor, Michael and Joelle
[Boisaubert] - triplets, H
12/31/86 p25
Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Telesco, David C. and Susan
[Tart] - daughter, H 8/30/86
p17
Tella, Edward and Veronica
[O'Connor] - daughter, H
8/23/86 p17
Terbell, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jr. son, H 9/20/86 p20
Thain, Mr. & Mrs. Clare - son, H
5/3/86 p17
Theodoridis, Mr. & Mrs. Peter son, H 12/17/86 p35
Thivierge, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Moses - son,
H 9/4/86 p14
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian son, H 4/16/86 p29
Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Beresford daughter, H 4/16/86 p29
Timmes, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Tobiassen, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond daughter, H 8/20/86 p36
Tofil, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
3/22/86 p18
Tomaselli, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence daughter, H 11/5/86 p37
Toomey, Mr. & Mrs. Spencer son, H 5/3/86 p17
Topalian, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son,
H 12/17/86 p35
Topper, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Toris, Christopher R. and Lauren
[Kraft] - son, H 5/24/86 p20
Tornatore, Mr. & Mrs. Sebastiano
- son, H 9/10/86 p30
Torrence, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip son, H 4/16/86 p29
Torres, Mr. & Mrs. Ernesto daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Torres, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
9/10/86 p30
Torres, Mr. & Mrs. Victor daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
35
Torska, Lawrence and Judy
[Richiski] - son, H 2/1/86 p16
Tower, Mr. & Mrs. Dana - son, H
10/8/86 p17
Tower, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son,
H 10/8/86 p17
Trani, Mr. & Mrs. Louis daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Treadway, Mr. & Mrs. Roger daughter, H 3/19/86 p27
Treschitta, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 3/5/86 p26
Tretin, Mr. & Mrs. Joel - son, H
2/15/86 p22
Trimboli, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony son, H 12/10/86 p31
Tsilfidis, Mr. & Mrs. George son, H 10/29/86 p22
Tucciarone, Mariano and Joanne
[Valente] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 2/5/86 p27
Turnier, Mr. & Mrs. Ernst - son, H
6/14/86 p18
Tutwiler, Mr. & Mrs. Dan daughter, H 5/14/86 p33
Twohig, Mr. & Mrs. Michael daughter, H 10/8/86 p17, H
11/15/86 p18
Ugol, Dr. & Mrs. Jay - son, H
11/5/86 p37
Uhlman, Derek and Susan
[Molloy] - daughter, H
12/10/86 p38
Ulatowski, Mr. & Mrs. John J. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Ulman, Stephen and Leslie
[Bitter] - son, H 11/15/86 p17
Ulmer, David B. and Marcia Ann
[Alvarez] - daughter, H
2/15/86 p22
Urhan, Herman, Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas - daughter, H 2/5/86
p27
Vaccari, Mr. & Mrs. Riccardo daughter, H 1/2/86 p14
Vahora, Mr. & Mrs. Faruk daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
VanAllen, Mr. & Mrs. David M. daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
VanBuskirk, Mr. & Mrs. Robert daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Vandall, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 7/5/86 p18
VanGeldern, Steven and Anne
[Augustus] - daughter, H
2/1/86 p16
VanScoy, Mr. & Mrs. Fred III daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
VanWormer, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Births (Continued)
Vasale, Stephen James and
Adrienne [Aussenhofer] son, H 1/18/86 p20
Vasquez, Mr. & Mrs. Jose daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Velander, Mr. & Mrs. Carl - son,
H 11/5/86 p37
Vena, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Jr. daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Venetos, James S. and Natalie
[Iudicone] - son, H 12/10/86
p38
Vento, Dom and Jan [Regan] son, H 3/29/86 p15
Vento, Mr. & Mrs. Dominick daughter, H 10/8/86 p17
Viechwweg, Mr. & Mrs. Trevor son, H 4/16/86 p29
Vigneault, Michael and Lorraine
[Hockensmith] - son, H
12/20/86 p18
Villa, Manuel V. and Dawn
[Dulick] - daughter, H
12/20/86 p18
Villarreal, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos son, H 11/5/86 p37
Vincent, William III and Angela
[Martin] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Vinci, Charles and Linda
[Plummer] - son, H 12/20/86
p18
Visciotti, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Vochis, Mr. & Mrs. George - son,
H 4/16/86 p29, H 4/16/86 p24
Volpe, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son,
H 2/15/86 p22
Vris, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas daughter, H 2/5/86 p27
Wade, Mr. & Mrs. Charles daughter, H 9/10/86 p30
Wallace, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne - son,
H 1/2/86 p14
Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H
1/18/86 p20
Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. David daughter, H 7/19/86 p20
Ward, Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. daughter, H 3/24/86 p19
Wasil, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H
6/4/86 p34
Watts, Michael G. and Holly
[Miller] - daughter, H 4/16/86
p29
Weaton, George and Debbie
[McRedmond] - son, H
12/31/86 p25
Weeks, Mr. & Mrs. Randall daughter, H 9/17/86 p25
Weiss, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Werdelin, Jeffrey and Pat
[Wilson] - son, H 11/5/86 p31
Werley, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son,
H 4/16/86 p29
West, Mr. & Mrs. Freddie daughter, H 4/26/86 p18
Weymann, Mr. & Mrs. A. Conrad
III - son, H 8/6/86 p16
Wheeler, Dale and Melody [Lane]
Whipple, Jay N. and Sara C.
[Bartholomay] - son, H
5/31/86 p18
Whipple, Mr. & Mrs. Philip - son,
H 11/12/86 p36
White, David and Kathleen
[Duren] - son, H 12/10/86 p38
White, Gary and Sharon
[Johnson] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Whiteford, Mr. & Mrs. Russell daughter, H 1/18/86 p20
Whiteley, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 6/4/86 p34
Whitlow, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas son, H 9/10/86 p30
Whitmore, Clyde H. and Cynthia
[Carter] - daughter, H 8/30/86
p18
Whittaker, James B. and Linda
[Eckert] - daughter, H
1/22/86 p32
Wiggins, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. son, H 3/24/86 p19
Wigle, John G. Sr. and Denise
[Shirey] - daughter, H
7/19/86 p19
Wilcox, David P. and Kimberly
[Russo] - daughter, H
12/3/86 p31
Wilkes, Mr. & Mrs. Larry - son, H
4/16/86 p29
Williams, Mario and Maud
[Henrys] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Dylan - son,
H 5/15/86 p42
Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie son, H 2/5/86 p27
Willie, James J. and Nancy
[Hylemon] - son, H 9/6/86 p18
Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. William daughter, H 3/22/86 p18
Wilson, Scott S. and Michelle
[Teplica] - daughter, H
1/18/86 p20
Wilson, William G. III and Laura
[Sansone] - son, H 8/30/86
p18
Winne, William and Karen
[Timpson] - daughter, H
12/31/86 p26
Winston, Mr. & Mrs. James daughter, H 12/10/86 p31
Winter, Scott A. and Joan
[Giordano] - son, H 9/6/86
p18
36
Wisner, Mr. & Mrs. John daughter, H 11/12/86 p36
Wolfe, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
2/22/86 p16, H 3/25/86 p17
Wolff, Mr. & Mrs. Peter daughter, H 5/24/86 p20
Wood, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H
11/5/86 p31
Wright, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy - son,
H 12/17/86 p35
Wrinn, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene - son,
H 6/4/86 p34
Yearwood, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph S. daughter, H 11/5/86 p31
Yoder, Mr. & Mrs. Alan daughter, H 8/6/86 p16
Yorzinski, Henry J. and Linda
[Chabot] - son, H 6/4/86 p24
Yorzinski, John and Virginia
[Zglombicki] - daughter, H
4/19/86 p17
Zaccatelli, Mr. & Mrs. William son, H 4/30/86 p24
Zarretta, Salvatore and Regina
[Di'Iorio] - son, H 1/18/86 p20
Zilaitis, Mr. & Mrs. Frank daughter, H 12/17/86 p35
Zimmerman, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald son, H 8/6/86 p16
Zulkeski, Mr. & Mrs. Paul daughter, H 3/5/86 p26
Zurbruegg, Andreas and Magrit
[Egger] - daughter, H 1/18/86
p20
Bisceglie Park-Weston
Reaction to park plan is mixed:
Sell one, develop another, H
6/12/86 p37+
Bissell House-Norwalk
Developers buy historic inn, H
7/31/86 p6
Historic inn renamed for governor
[drawing], H 7/2/86 p1+
Putnam neighbors like office
project, H 12/18/86 p1+
Bitondo, Nunzio R.
Bitondo to enter race for council,
H 7/28/86 p1+
Black History
Black history course is advocated
for Norwalk high schools, H
1/22/86 p12
NCC given books on black
history [photo], H 1/23/86 p6
Blacksmiths
Òld man' of statue renovation is
still in love with the lady
[photo], H 7/3/86 p1+
Blaisdell-East Manufacturing Co.
Blaisdell-East thanks employees,
H 8/5/86 p26
Blake, J. Herman
Blake elected chairman of board,
H 12/8/86 p17
Blanchard, Brooks
Teen-ager chosen as art student
of the month [photo], H
4/23/86 p23
Blanco, Stephanie
City students eager to view
shuttle liftoff [photo], H
1/24/86 p1+
Bleifeld, Stanley
Stanley Bleifeld work Opens at
SoNo Images [photo], H
10/16/86 p27
Blessing of the Animals
Blessing of the Animals is set for
this Sunday, H 12/11/86 p29
Blessing warms spirits on a cold
afternoon [photo], H 12/18/86
p29
Bliotto, Danny
Bloom Brothers
Blooms seek dock OK for East
Bloom, Stephen
Scholarship won, H 4/17/86 p6
Bloomingpales
SoNo flower store's name irks
department store lawyers
[photo], H 11/12/86 p11
Blueberry Hill Rd.-Weston
Apartment battle continues, H
3/18/86 p13+
H 3/4/86 p11+
Permit sought for apartment, H
1/16/86 p35+
p11+
Weston P & Z weighs
subdivision's fate, H 3/5/86
p13
Zoning controversy re-erupts, H
1/8/86 p9
Blum, Dorothy
Dorothy, Joel Blum Hadassah
honorees [photo], H 10/9/86
p17
Blum, Joel
p17
Boardman, Ed
Boats and boating. SEE ALSO
NORWALK ISLANDS
SAILING FLEET
A boating town is how the city is
known to many [photo], H
5/27/86 Supp. p7A+
Berthing snafu thwarts ship
visitors [photo], H 7/8/86 p1+
Boaters say review harbor center
plans, H 2/20/86 p18
CG Aux, police field OpSail '86
on Sound [photo], H 7/11/86
p28
City sailing school launches new
season with a new name
[photo], H 5/22/86 p49+
City woman paddling to sunny,
warm Miami [photo], H
9/10/86 p25
Fifth generation local man still
sails here [photo], H 4/18/86
p20
Gaff repair adds spice to ship lie,
H 7/5/86 p1+
Holiday boaters jam waters: No
serious mishaps reported, H
7/5/86 p28
Ill-fated ship and skipper receive
praise [photo], H 5/21/86 p1+
Lady Joan offers excursion
cruises off Norwalk shores
[photo], H 7/5/86 p1+
Norwalker to pilot schooner in Op
Sail [drawing], H 6/27/86 p10
Rough Rider sails to first Mayor's
Cup [photo], H 9/19/86 p27
School guarantees to teach you
windsurfing, H 7/11/86 p29
Skip Gardella: Marina Maker
[photo], H 4/25/86 p49
Young boaters pass, H 7/25/86
p27
Youngsters send cookies to
Enterprise, H 6/19/86 p10
Boats and boating-Accidents
Mishap claims Westporter in boat
race [photo], H 11/7/86 p1+
Police save boat that struck rock,
H 5/27/86 p8
Probe ends on sinking of tugboat,
H 6/6/86 p1+
Sailboards overturned: Two
rescued, H 4/26/86 p8
Boats and boating-Races
Boats and boating-Westport
Employees to keep boat slips, H
9/30/86 p17+
Boatworks Inc.
Boatworks offers marine
hardware [photo], H 3/11/86
p19
Bochinski, Pamela D.
Weston's Bochinski joins law firm
in Greenwich [photo], H
12/20/86 p28
37
Bogdany, Frank J.
Frank J. Bogdany, ex-fire
captain, dies at age 88, H
11/11/86 p6
Bolken Builders of Norwalk
Code enforcer livid about ìn-law'
unit, H 12/18/86 p6
Boll, Jay W.
Attention to Honduras is called
overreaction [photo], H
4/12/86 p1+
Bomb threats-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Bomb scare
empties bank, H 2/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bomb threat
reported at hospital, H
6/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: High School
evacuated, H 1/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Hospital receives
bomb threat, H 7/12/86 p9
Police Blotter: Police check on
bomb threat, H 4/24/86 p8
Bond ratings-Norwalk
City's financial officers elated
over rate for city hall bonds,
H 4/2/86 p1+
Bond, Milton
A new view of Westport [photo],
H 7/24/86 p37
Bondi, Fred
Bondi nominated to replace
Knopp on council [photo], H
12/11/86 p1+
Bonds, Municipal. SEE
MUNICIPAL BONDS-NAME
OF TOWN
Bonello, Edward J.
2 feted fo work in physical fitness
[photo], H 7/28/86 p19
Bonhage, John
1/24/86 p1+
Bono, Fred J.
Fred high on ed [photo], H 4/4/86
p45
Book, John
Bora, Doug
At Playhouse [photo], H 9/13/86
p27
Borges, Mr. & Mrs. Casey
Celebrate 25th [photo], H
12/27/86 p13
Bosch, Eric
Wilton man appointed to state
board [photo], H 9/30/86 p17+
Bossone, Virginia
Bossone president of future
leaders, H 10/17/86 p28
Virginia Bossone is selected as
Miss Connecticut entrant
[photo], H 11/20/86 p15
Boswell, Betty
Boswell nears end of active year
as head of state board of
Realtors [photo], H 9/23/86
p17
Bouchard, Claire
English tutor eases barrier of
language [photo], H 2/1/86
p1+
Bouknight, Gertrude H.
35th anniversary [photo], H
4/15/86 p23
Bound Brook Associates
City asks highest U. S. court to
let Bound Brook case sink, H
8/12/86 p1+
Bound Brook Estates-Norwalk
`Sunken homes' owners want
high court to reconsider
City suing homeowner for repairs,
H 5/19/86 p6
Court rejects re-argument of city
case, H 3/5/86 p1+
Court reverses `sinking homes'
verdict, H 2/19/86 p1+
High court asked to hear Bound
Brook case [photo], H
5/30/86 p1+
Homeowners plan new appeal, H
5/10/86 p1+
Ruling disappoints Bound Brook
lawyer, H 10/7/86 p10
Bowater Inc.
p25+, H 8/5/86 p23+
Bowditch, Jim
Sportsmen to honor trio [photo],
H 6/6/86 p35
Bowen, Tad
Just call Bowen `Mr. Champion'
[photo], H 8/1/86 p29+
Bowling-Norwalk
Norwalk bowler inducted, H
3/3/86 p19
Och going to Seattle [photo], H
5/16/86 p36
Payne bowls another 300 [photo],
H 6/27/86 p34
Boxing-Norwalk
Amateur bouts in Norwalk, H
6/21/86 p23+
Norwalkers win 7 bouts [photo], H
6/28/86 p25+
Boy Scout Troop 20
Trail, picnic clearing added to
park by Scout's project, H
12/24/86 p20
Boy Scout Troop 36
Scouts honored for lifesaving
effort [photo], H 9/27/86 p35+
Boy Scout Troop 53
Troop honors scoutmaster
[photo], H 4/9/86 p11
Boy Scouts of America
Scout officials given Silver
Beaver awards [photo], H
5/21/86 p37
Boy Scouts of America-Eagle
Scout
3 scouts are chosen as Eagles, H
6/13/86 p6
Board to honor two Eagle Scouts,
H 1/6/86 p11
Child identification clinic earns
teen a Scout award, H
12/13/86 p14
Friday blood drive earns Scout
award, H 6/12/86 p37
Scout earns Eagle Scout, H
2/13/86 p37+
Boyd, Virginia
Veteran attorney recalls trials:
Boyd a lawyer since '43
[photo], H 5/1/86 p29
Boykin, Ethel
Nursing assistant praised for
saving life of a patient
[photo], H 6/26/86 p9
VFW lauds nurse's efforts
[photo], H 7/31/86 p13
Boylan, Maureen
Settlement reached in lawsuit
over town employee's firing,
H 10/21/86 p14
Braccia, Michael
Norwalk duo follow their star,
promoting Christian rock
music [photo], H 8/9/86 p37
Brackett, Dr. Anthony
Ex-Wilton school superintendent
Dr. Anthony Brackett dies at
76, H 8/6/86 p6
Brackett, Dr. Mary
Board elects Dr. Brackett as
chairman, H 8/7/86 p9
Bradley, Julia
Taxpayers group elects Bradley,
H 12/8/86 p17
Brady, Norman A.
Fellowship is named for Norman
Brady, H 1/27/86 p30
Braunstein, Gene
Ex-resident co-author of comedy,
H 1/23/86 p33
Bredice, Louis
Redmen honor veteran member
[photo], H 11/1/86 p19
Bredice, Margaret Fish
Margaret Bredice dies: Retired
school teacher [photo], H
6/2/86 p6
Brennan, Mr. & Mrs. David
David Brennans wed 50 years, H
5/31/86 p17
38
Brescia, Steven M.
Norwalker calls U. S. Contra
support `blunder' [photo p8],
H 12/12/86 p1+
Bria, Mr. & Mrs. William
Brias have golden wedding
[photo], H 5/24/86 p19
Bridge St. Bridge-Westport
Bridge's fate still debated, H
7/7/86 p13
Fate of Bridge Street Bridge in
RTM's hands, H 9/15/86 p9
Hauhuth names panel to study
bridge work, H 1/17/86 p9+
Official backs plan for bridge, H
2/27/86 p35+
Officials planning meeting about
Bridge Street Bridge [photo],
H 2/6/86 p35+
Route 136 resolution worries
Hauhuth, H 6/19/86 p13+
RTM members shoot down
Bridge Street Bridge motion
[photo], H 9/17/86 p11+
Work of bridge committee
honored: Historic
preservation awards, H
6/9/86 p13+
Bridgeport Center
Building People's a challenge
[photo], H 9/26/86 p38
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Bridgeport Innovation Center
14 new tenants in incubation
center, H 4/15/86 p24
Incubator gives small business a
better chance to grow bigger,
H 11/18/86 p12+
Bridges, Christine A.
Bridges-Norwalk. SEE FILLOW
ST. BRIDGE; OLD ROCK LN.
BRIDGE
Bridges-Westport. SEE ALSO
NAME OF BRIDGE
Westport working to upgrade
bridges, H 5/10/86 p13
Brien McMahon High School
At Norwalk's Mistletoe Ball
[photo], H 1/2/86 p11
Hispanics continue educations, H
5/14/86 p6
Insurance lack kills carnival at
McMahon, H 4/16/86 p6
McMahon anniversary is time for
reminiscing [photo], H
4/25/86 p14
McMahon invaded by mice, H
2/28/86 p21
McMahon students entertain
elderly [photo], H 6/2/86 p6
Brien McMahon High School
(Continued)
Recital by McMahon student
lights foreign language week
observance, H 3/5/86 p12
Slogan is sought at Brien
McMahon, H 5/13/86 p8
Students serve breakfast to
seniors [photo], H 4/9/86 p1+
Students want ban on Contra aid
[photo], H 10/21/86 p7
Brien McMahon High SchoolAwards
prizes, H 5/21/86 p38
5/29/86 p11
Band members receive honors, H
7/9/86 p6
BMHS club is honored by
governor, H 10/23/86 p17
Fire rescuers among honorees at
McMahon [photo], H 6/6/86
p28
It was a night for Lady Senators
[photo], H 6/11/86 p29
Juniors are winners in play
contest: The play's the thing
[photo], H 4/24/86 p19
p15
McMahon chapter of honor
society holds induction
ceremony for 29 [photo], H
6/4/86 p18
McMahon senior gets scholarship
[photo], H 6/24/86 p6
McMahon sophomore wins prize
in Norwalk Tech essay
contest [photo], H 4/7/86 p9
McMahon student wins grant
[photo], H 5/16/86 p6
McMahon's top girl athletes
[photo], H 6/17/86 p24
Scholars honored by foundation
[photo], H 5/23/86 p9
Seniors opt for thesaurus gifts
[photo], H 6/25/86 p20
Student at BMHS honored
[photo], H 9/25/86 p1+
Students score, H 4/17/86 p6
Winners announced in Vitam art
contest [photo], H 5/12/86
p14
Brien McMahon High SchoolDrama club
McMahon Showtimers present
`Mixed Nuts' [photo], H
5/9/86 p17
Brien McMahon High SchoolFuture Business Leaders
Bossone president of future
leaders, H 10/17/86 p28
Brien McMahon High SchoolGraduation
BMHS students make plan to
further their education, H
7/2/86 p12
Fauliso is McMahon speaker, H
6/20/86 p9
McMahon grads admonished to
`be remembered' [photo], H
6/27/86 p1+
Seniors opt for thesaurus gifts
[photo], H 6/25/86 p20
Brien McMahon High SchoolKey Club
BMHS club is honored by
governor, H 10/23/86 p17
Students visit with governor
[photo], H 12/5/86 p11
Brien McMahon High SchoolMusic
Accomplishments of 2 bands
lauded by city's school board
[photo], H 12/4/86 p26
All-State musicians [photo], H
5/24/86 p26
7/9/86 p6
Bears, Senators honored by city
[photo], H 12/23/86 p12
City to honor bands, H 12/13/86
p18
Concert slated to aid band
[photo], H 3/4/86 p18
Marching Senators take Division
II band title, H 11/17/86 p1+
McMahon band nets highest
score ever, H 11/4/86 p21
McMahon band uniforms arrived
just in time for Memorial
parades [photo], H 6/3/86 p11
McMahon captures trophies
[photo], H 5/16/86 p10
Praise for HS bands, leaders
[letter], H 11/21/86 p5
Brien McMahon High School-Ski
Club
7 students join others in
Switzerland ski trip, H
2/15/86 p31
Brien McMahon High SchoolSports
'85 finalists struggling: Local
clubs take to road, H
10/17/86 p23+
`Magic' show at McMahon makes
Stamford disappear [photo],
H 1/11/86 p21+
39
6/26/86 p25+
1986 Hour All-City Boys' Soccer
Team: Senators, Cavs
dominate: 6 repeaters
[photo] [chart], H 12/3/86
p35+
1986 Hour All-City softball [photo]
[chart], H 6/20/86 p31
H 3/19/86 p15+
21 city wrestlers make 1/4s, H
2/15/86 p35
5-0 Norwalk sinks McMahon
[photo], H 1/16/86 p23+
A first! City schools sweep: HS
coaches' corner [photo], H
11/18/86 p17+
12/30/86 p15+
All-FCIAC girls' track [photo], H
6/24/86 p25
All-FCIAC selections [photo], H
3/26/86 p16
Anastasia & Cavs debut:
Senators, Bears pack bags,
H 9/19/86 p33+
Another beating for rookies: HS
coaches' corner, H 11/4/86
p23+
Staples, H 4/21/86 p19+
8/23/86 p23
Bears clobber Senators, H 4/7/86
p21+
[chart], H 7/9/86 p13+
p31+
BMHS boys: NHS' Corridon look
good [photo], H 1/10/86 p25
BMHS' English closes in on
Welch, H 1/21/86 p17+
BMHS' English fifth on all-time
city list, H 1/14/86 p17
BMHS' King begins 25th season
at helm [photo], H 9/8/86 p29
3/13/86 p19
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
Brien McMahon soccer team won
its sixth FCIAC
championship [photo], H
11/1/86 p25
Brien McMahon High SchoolSports (Continued)
four [photo p1], H 4/8/86 p19+
Can anyone beat Staples?
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
Can anyone beat Staples? Raila
New coach at Norwalk
p29+
Can BMHS stop Hyatt? Can
Wilton stop English?, H
2/21/86 p19+
Can Wilton boys dethrone
Cards? Swimming preview
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
Cardinals continue hex over
Senators [photo], H 10/4/86
p13+
Casagrande Era ends [photo], H
12/9/86 p33
Casagrande's Senators lone city
team with win: Local HS
football coaches' corner
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
Champions place 5 players each
[photo], H 6/20/86 p31+
City claims 4 titles, FCIAC crown
to Cards [photo], H 2/18/86
p25+
City grid standouts decide on
future, H 6/2/86 p19
p29+
City paces All-County [photo], H
3/17/86 p22
City schools looking at banner
soccer seasons, H 9/8/86 p28
3/10/86 p21+
City trio: Score 6, give 73: HS
10/7/86 p15+
5/2/86 p31+
p25+
Corridon, Forcellina bring home
gold [photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
County girls dominate postseason swimming [photo], H
9/19/86 p33+
Eight Senators are named: NHS
places one player [photo]
[chart], H 12/10/86 p41+
English dominates [photo], H
3/6/86 p21+
English scores 4: BMHS rips
NHS [photo], H 1/17/86 p23+
English, Hermann named AllFCIAC [photo], H 3/19/86
p15+
English: An artist on ice [photo],
H 2/14/86 p31+
[photo], H 12/10/86 p41+
McMahon or Norwalk?
[chart], H 3/8/86 p23
FCIAC competition under way
Monday [photo], H 4/19/86
p25+
FCIAC division play begins: Cavs
home tonight, H 9/26/86 p31+
FCIAC, state football berths eyed
by McMahon, H 11/5/86 p13+
p19+
Field hockey picture bright
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
Football coaches' corner:
Defensive woes differed
[photo], H 9/16/86 p19+
Graduation hits hard:
Casagrande nears 200
[photo], H 12/18/86 p41+
Guilford ends McMahon's soccer
season in OT, H 11/13/86
p25+
Hatchl, Cerulli welcomed sights
back on gridiron, H 11/3/86
p31+
Herold's passing overwhelms
Norwalk [photo], H 11/3/86
p31+
High School lacrosse season
opens today [photo], H
4/3/86 p25+
How do you beat Darien?
McMahon's streak reaches
15, H 1/7/86 p11
HS coaches' corner: Only one is
smiling [photo], H 9/30/86 p9
It was a night for Lady Senators
[photo], H 6/11/86 p29
It's back to X's and O's for
McMahon and Norwalk:
Ridgefield runs over BMHS,
20-0 [photo], H 9/15/86 p21+
King's cagers qualify again
[photo], H 1/29/86 p13+
p15
Lady Bears have new coach
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
40
Lady Bears too much for
p33+
Lady Senators scare Bears
[photo], H 10/3/86 p21+
Lady Senators win state thriller,
H 11/6/86 p35+
League cuts 2 matches: Girls
begin play today [photo]
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
p13+
McMahon routs Ludlowe for
eighth straight win [photo], H
2/1/86 p21+
McMahon rules FCIAC
3/10/86 p21+
McMahon stays a contender,
wins 3rd grid road game, H
10/20/86 p21+
McMahon tennis tourney finalists
[photo], H 6/14/86 p28
McMahon to face state's top
scorer [photo], H 11/6/86
p35+
McMahon vs. Staples on
Monday: It's FCIAC
tournament time, H 10/25/86
p27+
McMahon wins FCIAC on
Huminski's score [photo], H
10/31/86 p37
6/11/86 p25
McMahon's top girl athletes
[photo], H 6/17/86 p24
12/19/86 p41+
H 3/15/86 p23+
McMahon, Staples qualify for
FCIAC boys' event, H
10/27/86 p21+
78-61 [photo], H 3/26/86 p13+
H 5/29/86 p21
NHS grapplers rout McMahon, H
1/9/86 p21
No shortage of optimism in new
year [photo], H 12/11/86 p41+
No track team at Weston [photo],
H 4/5/86 p25+
Brien McMahon High SchoolSports (Continued)
12/31/86 p15+
Norwalk won't forget McMahon's
English, H 2/13/86 p25+
Oman, Gardella, Shular chosen
6/21/86 p23
Past Hour All-City selections
p31, H 6/26/86 p25+
Past Hour All-City soccer players
[chart], H 12/3/86 p35
6/20/86 p34
SantaLucia tops city in football
scoring, H 11/29/86 p25+
SantaLucia tops city in scoring, H
9/30/86 p11
SantaLucia's 62 pts. leads city
gridders, H 11/18/86 p17
Senators clinch berth, H 2/18/86
p25
Senators lose by 25 goals: It's
Wilton vs. NC for crown
[photo], H 5/14/86 p17+
p23+
Senators' King named state's
best goalie [photo], H 12/1/86
p21
3/21/86 p29
Soccer bonanza! 3 schools in
state semis: McMahon 3,
Kaynor Tech 2 [photo], H
11/7/86 p27+
Softball begins Thursday [photo],
H 4/7/86 p21+
Staples advances, ousts
McMahon [photo], H
10/28/86 p15+
The Hour proudly presents the
members of its 17th annual
team [photo] [chart], H
12/22/86 p33+
This father/son duo clicks [photo],
H 10/31/86 p35+
Thompson, Brown Hull picked
[photo], H 3/24/86 p21+
[photo], H 3/5/86 p15+
Watch out! McMahon is loaded
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24+
Wilton sweeps cross country
openers [photo], H 9/24/86
p13+
ace [photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
p29+
Brien McMahon High SchoolStaff
Dr. Forcellina named to CASS
post [photo], H 6/13/86 p31
Hinkle to judge, H 8/21/86 p15
New housemaster at Brien
McMahon [photo], H
11/29/86 p1+
Briggs Center for the Vocational
Arts. SEE BRIGGS CVA
Briggs CVA
BCVA expansion plan is delayed,
H 8/7/86 p10
BCVA gets high marks from
parent [letter], H 6/16/86 p5
Briggs Center expansion eyed, H
1/29/86 p7
Briggs CVA guests [photo], H
5/31/86 p18
Briggs housing projectheads for
hearing, H 7/30/86 p11
6/18/86 p22
Hartford architects chosen for
Briggs project, H 7/22/86 p9
P & Z recommends expansion of
BCVA, H 9/4/86 p8
Panel backs bigger Briggs
Center, H 8/5/86 p1+
Vocational Arts students on
Burger King assignment
[photo], H 2/13/86 p15
Briggs CVA-Graduation
Diplomas presented to 41
students at Briggs vocational
arts center [photo], H 6/25/86
p10
Brings, Allen
3/25/86 p15+
British and Commonwealth
Women's Club
British newcomers helped by
recently started club [photo],
H 5/27/86 Supp. p17A
Broadcasters
Rooney to receive honor from
peers [photo], H 9/13/86 p1+
41
Brockenberry, George
Educator is elected, H 6/26/86
p20
Brookfield/SoNo Craft Center
Corporate support a `must' for
Brookfield/SoNo craft center
[photo], H 2/25/86 p30+
SoNo center plans open house
[photo], H 9/2/86 p18
Brookside School
A message for the kids [photo], H
6/25/86 p30
Brookside parents won't forget
[letter], H 5/8/86 p5
City school gets new sign [photo],
H 4/8/86 p6
Edgecomb to be Brookside
principal [photo], H 10/2/86
p1+
Brower, Sharri L.
Congressional art winner [photo],
H 8/12/86 p27
Brown, George Richard
New nurse congratulated [photo],
H 10/27/86 p34
Brown, Marion "Nicki"
Banquet scheduled to honor
president of Wilton bank
[photo], H 3/24/86 p13+
Brown, Mary Lana
Board chooses own candidate
[photo], H 4/30/86 p9
Brown, Mary T. "Bea"
Blacks call for more housing they
can afford, H 4/18/86 p1+
Brown demands agency shield
SoNo tenants from
uprooting, H 1/9/86 p1+
Brown, Michael
10/2/86 p27
Brown, Mitchell
Successful soccer coach goes on
to college ranks [photo], H
9/10/86 p20
Brown, Nicki
Brown, Otha N. Jr.
Brown is re-elected to UConn
post, H 7/28/86 p20
Brown named to committee, H
10/16/86 p18
Brown, Ruth
King observance her concern:
Hour Neighbors [photo], H
1/18/86 p1+
Brown, Tyrone
title, H 2/27/86 p23+
Brown, Tyrone (Continued)
p19+
1/27/86 p23
annaul All-City team: Brien
four: Norwalk has two [photo
p1], H 4/8/86 p19+
4/1/86 p17+
26.0, H 1/13/86 p17+
p13+
Brubeck, Dave
Brubeck joins Lavalle for
orchestra concert [photo], H
11/24/86 p18
Friday is Brubeck Day [photo], H
5/8/86 p15
Wilton High Madrigals to sing
Brubeck piece [photo], H
3/7/86 p18
Brunner, Amy
6/2/86 p19
Brunner, Laura
2/25/86 p17
Bruno, Joseph
Agency opposing restauranteur:
Parking issue red herring?, H
4/3/86 p9
Bryan, Edith L.
Council appoints director, H
11/21/86 p31
Bryce, Dorothy
[photo], H 2/3/86 p13
Bryce, Ed
[photo], H 2/3/86 p13
Buchholz, Bob
p13
Budde, Dr. Douglas
Hall-Brooke doctor on research
team: To study cocaine
abusers, H 11/10/86 p35
Budget. SEE NAME OF CITY,
TOWN, STATE-BUDGET
Budgets, School. SEE SCHOOL
BUDGETS
Buildings-Norwalk
New One Norwalk West can take
care of itself [photo], H
5/27/86 p27+
Triangular lobby is unique
[photo], H 5/27/86 p27
Bullens, Cindy
Holly and Cindy have got `The
Touch': New rock group in
town [photo], H 6/20/86 p15+
Bunting, Robert
H 8/1/86 p16
p14
Burgess, Robert
Burgess gets raise in pay from
NEON, H 9/10/86 p1+
Governor praises Burgess at
annual dinner for NEON
[photo], H 4/5/86 p1+
Burglar alarms-Weston
Town alters alarm policy, H
5/16/86 p13+
Burke, Richard E.
Burke is looking forward to
probate judge challenge
[photo], H 10/31/86 p53+
Burke wins probate judge test, H
9/10/86 p11
Burke wins with ease in probate
race, H 11/5/86 p42
Burke, Robert O.
Departing director honored at
Seaport [photo], H 6/13/86 p1
Seaport chief leaving for job with
industry [photo], H 5/1/86 p1+
Burke, Stephen
p14
Burndy Corp.
Burndy Corp. accuses AG of
`distorting information', H
11/3/86 p10
Burndy may face penalties, H
9/19/86 p11
Burndy Library
Burndy Library exhibit features
engineering feat of 1586
[photo], H 9/23/86 p16
Burr Farms School
P & Z asked to review sale of
school tract, H 4/19/86 p13+
P & Z delays land sale vote, H
5/1/86 p14
P & Z to mull plan to sell school
land, H 4/30/86 p9+
RTM divided on sale of school
RTM members oppose school
site sale, H 5/22/86 p17+
42
Burr, Bruce E.
Permit sought for apartment, H
1/16/86 p35+
Zoning controversy re-erupts, H
1/8/86 p9
Burr, Elbert
Power shift on Weston P & Z
Commission: Burr will
become chairman [photo], H
5/23/86 p11+
Weston P & Z re-elects Burr as
chairman of commission, H
12/16/86 p17+
Burton, Charlotte L.
City woman appointed at
Botanical Garden [photo], H
4/4/86 p25
Bus lines-Norwalk. SEE
NORWALK TRANSIT
DISTRICT
Bus lines-Westport. SEE
WESTPORT TRANSIT
DISTRICT
Bus stop shelters-Norwalk
Bus shelter firm snagged by
regulations [photo], H
11/21/86 p1+
Bus stop shelters-Westport
Town tears down Minnybus
shelter, H 8/1/86 p22
Bus tours-Norwalk
Collins provides commentary for
first bus tour, H 5/1/86 p12
Bush, Peter
Local disc jockey braves gridlock
to hit the road with live
broadcast [photo], H 11/7/86
p1+
Business Journals Inc.
Century-old SoNo hat, toy factory
to be publishing center
[photo], H 4/1/86 p25
Bustos, Rev. Francisco
St. Joseph's new vicar heard call
at age nine [photo], H
8/23/86 p35
Butler, Jerry
8/19/86 p11+
Butterly, William
2 city GOPers criticize McKinney,
H 7/14/86 p9
Buxton, Irene
2 women reciprocate, help
other's business, H 8/12/86
p37
Buzaid, Norman A.
25 workers at city court back
Buzaid, H 3/11/86 p1+
Attorneys criticize system for
rating of judges, H 3/18/86
p10
Buzzeo, Dolores S.
Buzzeo: Mayor's site creates a
conflict, H 9/8/86 p11
Cave delivers criticism of
councilman, H 9/4/86 p11
Councilman thinks maritime
center's cost too expensive,
H 7/19/86 p1+
Byron, Christopher
Book logs anatomy of a
magazine fiasco: Behind-thescenes saga [photo], H
6/2/86 p23
p15+
Byxbee, James Harold
Local history read in Byxbee
genealogy: Miss Liberty's
people [photo], H 6/26/86
p13+
C
C. R. Gibson Co.
C. R. Gibson poised for growth
[photo], H 5/20/86 p26
Gibson acquires Pam Marker Inc,
H 12/17/86 p26
Gibson lists modest but record
gains, H 4/15/86 p26
Gibson to publish baby book with
research royalty, H 12/9/86
p26
Rosenberry new C. R. Gibson
president [photo], H 1/7/86
p20
Sales, profits, dividends up at C.
R. Gibson, H 9/23/86 p15
C.E.S. SEE COOPERATIVE
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
CABE
Lenoue re-elected as CABE
president, H 12/18/86 p14
Cable television
Cable hookups i Weston running
ahead of schedule, H
12/20/86 p27
Cable TV given OK for Weston,
Redding, H 8/25/86 p11
Selectmen approve cable
television plan, H 6/3/86 p13+
Town to view cable TV plans, H
6/2/86 p9
Town turned on [photo], H
12/19/86 p27
Towns seek Cablevision
alternatives, H 2/7/86 p9+
Weston now wired for cable
television, H 12/18/86 p14
Cablevision of Connecticut
Dispute may halt news for blind,
H 7/24/86 p1+
Norwalk-based cable channel
receives two ACE awards, H
3/22/86 p30
Selectmen approve cable
television plan, H 6/3/86 p13+
Weston school official critical of
cable television agreement,
H 5/20/86 p33+
Cahill, Jack
Officials honor former
commissioner [photo], H
11/10/86 p9
Calculators
Former Norwalk mayor is critical
of calculator use during math
tests [photo], H 9/20/86 p1+
Caldor Inc.
Caldor post of senior V. P. goes
to Heller of Norwalk [photo],
H 3/18/86 p25
Caldor to open 13 new stores, H
3/11/86 p20
Caldor's plans cause concern, H
3/14/86 p21
Calf Pasture Beach-Norwalk
Calf Pasture Beach is site of
annual Lifeguard Olympics,
H 8/11/86 p8
Compo wins Òlympics' at Calf
Pasture [photo], H 8/14/86
p1+
Plans to upgrade Calf Pasture
bathhouse on hold, H
6/11/86 p34
Thousands flock to Calf Pasture
for Norwalk fireworks display
[photo], H 7/5/86 p28
Callahan, Dennis F.
Dennis Callahan dies at 60:
Prominent local sportsman,
H 9/25/86 p6
Callahan, Jay
Norwalk Old Timers pick Corbo,
Callahan [photo], H 10/29/86
p25+
Callahan, Robert J.
Norwalk native is heading judicial
education center [photo], H
6/23/86 p1+
p35+
Callahan, Tracy
Calo, Cheryl
p14
Calvary Baptist Church
Blacks' deeds cited [photo], H
3/3/86 p18
43
Group celebrates 18th
5/12/86 p12
Those who aided Clothes Corner
are honored for efforts in
1985 [photo], H 1/20/86 p6
Cameron, Bill
Sports in Brief: Wreckers
Cameron top swim qualifier,
H 3/17/86 p20
Camp St.-Norwalk
After 8 years, city settles Camp
Street lawsuit, H 4/5/86 p11
Camp, Herbert V.
26th district candidates rev up
campaigns, H 8/15/86 p29
Camp, Freedman battle for 26th
District nod: Camp eager to
return to Hartford [photo], H
9/6/86 p25+
Freedman edges out Camp in
26th district race [photo], H
9/10/86 p11+
Campaign debates. SEE ALSO
ELECTIONS-NAME OF
TOWN; FORUMS
(DISCUSSION AND DEBATE)
10/29/86 p1+
Darien Republicans warm up for
primary Tuesday in 141st
[photo], H 9/5/86 p11+
Housing, foreign policy are top
issues in debate, H 10/24/86
p1+
League reports attempts to
manipulate debate, H
10/29/86 p37+
League won't sponsor Demo
Mintz-Donen debate, H
9/2/86 p11
Mintz rejects bid for debate from
Donen, H 9/3/86 p11
p1+
Route 7 issue tackled by Gill and
Mullaney [photo], H 10/27/86
p13+
Rowland and Cohen debate at
Wilton candidate's forum
[photo], H 10/27/86 p13+
State Rep. candidates square off,
H 10/23/86 p1+
Campaign debates-Norwalk
GOP hopefuls square off in
Norwalk debate, H 8/30/86
p27
Campaign debates-Weston. SEE
ALSO ELECTIONS
Cohen, Peters ready to clash:
LWV wants to sponsor
debates, H 8/12/86 p9
Campaign debates-Weston
(Continued)
Cohen-Peters debate scheduled
Sept. 5, H 8/29/86 p29+
Campbell, Bruce D.
Degree earned, H 2/19/86 p6
Campbell, Ed
Architect rises to Project Return
challenge [photo], H 1/20/86
p9+
Campbell, Jamie
Scout earns Eagle Scout, H
2/13/86 p37+
Canal St.-Westport
Developers resubmit plans
denied by P & Z, H 9/29/86
p9
P & Z defeats housing plan, H
9/19/86 p13+
Westport North plan draws
protests, H 12/5/86 p33
Canales, James E. "Jimmy"
Two reporters, age 7, probe
security of the mayor's office,
H 6/12/86 p12
Cancer
As eight-year-old battles cancer,
her mother struggles with
bills [photo], H 5/5/86 p1+
Athletes hold surprise party for
teammate fighting cancer
[photo], H 3/10/86 p1+
Donations grow to over $13,000
for cancer victim, H 5/20/86
p1+
Girl's cancer struggle needs
financial support, H 11/25/86
p1+
Hands linked to support stricken
girl [photo], H 5/24/86 p1+
Stricken girl gaining support
[photo], H 5/10/86 p1+
Support group [letter], H 8/20/86
p5
Canevari, Fred
Carriaging is a pleasure for city
man [photo], H 3/15/86 p1+
Canfield Island
Special district status sought for
Canfield Island, H 10/24/86
p1+
Canfield, C. Richard
Canfield resigns as CCHS
principal [photo], H 8/1/86 p6
Cannon Crossing-Wilton
June Havoc, Collins
5/21/86 p6
Capoccitti, Vincent
Capoccitti's withdrawal cancels
primary, H 8/22/86 p10
Capone, Lisa
New realtor [photo], H 9/26/86
p44
Capuano, Earl F.
Attorney to seek probate judge
position, H 6/16/86 p9+
Capuano captures judgeship, H
11/5/86 p41+
Capuano declared victor, H
9/12/86 p31
Primary set in Westport probate
race, H 7/18/86 p11+
Primary to resolve probate judge
race, H 7/30/86 p9+
Probate judge race heats up as
election day draws near
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
Recount scheduled in Westport
contest, H 9/10/86 p11
CARE
Program will deliver work to
volunteers, H 8/6/86 p12
Care for Kids, Inc.
[photo], H 3/20/86 p21
Carl J. Herzog Foundation
Foundation gives UB $250,000
challenge, H 12/2/86 p32
Carmichael, Nevin
Carmichael, Cieurzo lead Wilton
to state title, H 3/19/86 p15
Carousel Preschool &
Kindergarten
Band visitors [photo], H 4/19/86
p17
Welcoming a visitor [photo], H
9/18/86 p14
Carpenters Local 210-Norwalk
Carpenter trainees build their skill
as they put homeless shelter
[photo], H 9/17/86 p1+
Carpenters interested in using
annex space, H 10/24/86 p9
Carrafiello, Vincent A.
Assembly hopeful seeking
support, H 5/22/86 p17+
Carrafiello takes aim at Rowland:
Candidate visits Weston, H
6/20/86 p11+
Carriage Hill Associates
Selectmen will consider gift of
land, H 11/25/86 p9+
Carroll, Jim
5/6/86 p16
Carroll, Tom
Carta, Mark R.
Norwalk resident named partner
in Greenwich firm, H
11/12/86 p12
44
Cartbridge Bridge-Weston
Bridge is nearly repaired, H
1/14/86 p9
Cartelli, Ray
Weston engineer concludes
career, H 8/30/86 p13+
Cartoonists-Westport
Cartoon premiere planned
[drawing], H 6/13/86 p14
Carver Apartments-Norwalk
27 tenants to return to sue their
landlord, H 10/20/86 p11
Action group can aid only 3 from
Carver, H 8/8/86 p6
Carver Apartments tenants' suit
is continued, H 10/22/86 p10
Carver dwellers appeal sharp
increase in rents, H 3/4/86
p1+
Carver rent hikes prohibited, H
7/31/86 p1+
Carver residents concerned
about conversion, H 2/26/86
p18
Carver tenants bring $1 million
lawsuit, H 10/1/86 p1+
Carver tenants end dispute with
owners, H 11/19/86 p1+
Carver tenants, owners, will meet
to discuss conversion
complaints, H 7/28/86 p1+
Carver units sold: Conversion
likely, H 2/25/86 p12
Commission releases report, H
8/5/86 p9
Complex owners face more legal
action, H 7/9/86 p9
Elderly tenants charge landlord
wants them out, H 6/13/86
p1+
Landlords are raked over coals,
H 7/3/86 p1+
More charges lodged in Carver
conversion, H 9/18/86 p1+
No ruling on Carver rent hike, H
8/2/86 p11
Rent agency will review Carver
issues, H 7/2/86 p1+
Renters balk over changes at
complex, H 3/27/86 p1+
Tenants at Carver Apartments
agree to talks with landlords,
H 10/8/86 p1+
Carver Center. SEE GEORGE
WASHINGTON CARVER
CENTER
Casagrande, Jack
12/9/86 p33
[photo], H 12/18/86 p41+
Casagrande, Jack (Continued)
It's last BMHS-NHS grid game for
Casagrande: Senators'
coach retiring: Sam Testa
Trophy is on line [photo], H
10/31/86 p35+
Cascella, Jacqueline
Roses for winning secretary
[photo], H 4/30/86 p24
Cassella, Vince
Double-award day [photo], H
9/23/86 p17
Castelluzzo, Dr. Rosemarie S.
Doctor selected for association
[photo], H 1/20/86 p25
Cater, Inc.
Catering business, H 8/4/86 p11+
Catholic Charities
Social service agencies form
council to coordinate efforts,
H 2/25/86 p1+
Catholic Church
Ceremony will honor city's first
Catholic [drawing], H 6/28/86
p37
Catholic Family and Community
Services
Johnston named supervisor
[photo], H 12/18/86 p14
Catholic schools
Diocese raises elementary
teachers' pay, H 2/26/86 p9
Cats
Adventurous tabby returned
home after recuperating from
her travail, H 12/2/86 p1+
Cavalcade of Bands. SEE ALSO
MARCHING BANDS
Showers don't dampen spirits as
dozen marching bands strut
[photo], H 11/10/86 p1+
Cave, Jennie F.
Colleagues bid farewell to former
Mayor Cave, H 11/6/86 p30
Ex-mayor resigns from agency
board, H 10/29/86 p9
CBIA
Transportation, housing identified
as top issues during CBIA
forum [photo], H 9/24/86 p23
CBT. SEE CONNECTICUT BANK
& TRUST CO.
Cederbaum, Eugene
Cederbaum named to Westport
post, H 2/18/86 p14
Cemeteries-Weston
Archaeological dig may unearth
cemetery origins, H 10/8/86
p23+
Cemeteries-Westport
Selectmen postpone decision on
historic cemetery issue
[photo], H 10/15/86 p13+
Center for the Vocational Arts.
SEE BRIGGS CVA
Center School
Board seeks money to raze old
Center, Christine
p21, H 11/13/86 p28
2/25/86 p17
Central America
Clergy laud courage of Friends'
sanctuary, H 7/3/86 p11+
Central Catholic High School
CCHS retreat [photo], H 11/25/86
p18
Homage to the seniors [photo], H
3/13/86 p13
Learning by doing [photo], H
5/21/86 p30
Norwalk: The home of
champions: Lady Cavs nip
Bobcats as Vallerie, DiChiara
sparkle in WCC final [photo],
H 5/31/86 p25+
Speaking to sophs [photo], H
12/12/86 p10
Central Catholic High SchoolAlumni Council
Alumni Council is re-established
at Central Catholic High
School [photo], H 12/10/86 p6
Central Catholic High SchoolAwards
Awards presented at CCHS
[photo], H 6/3/86 p6
CCHS conducts awards program,
National Honor Society
inductions [photo], H 5/15/86
p6
Winner named, H 12/16/86 p12
Central Catholic High SchoolGraduation
Central Catholic grads
admonished to be honest, do
best for others [photo], H
6/7/86 p1+
College plans set by CCHS
students, H 7/2/86 p12
Will Central Catholic bring home
school's first state title?
[photo], H 6/13/86 p33+
Central Catholic High SchoolSports
6/26/86 p25+
45
p35+
[chart], H 6/20/86 p31
20th win puts Lady Cavaliers in
state semis, H 6/10/86 p21+
All-WCC goalie to pace CCHS
[photo], H 9/8/86 p29
H 9/19/86 p33+
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
Backus, 3 Westonites honored
[photo], H 12/12/86 p53+
Barrera, Norton debut, CC boys'
team scratched [photo], H
4/9/86 p13
[chart], H 7/9/86 p13+
[photo], H 12/19/86 p41+
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
p29+
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
Cavaliers advance to state
Cavaliers are in state Class S
final [photo], H 11/13/86 p25+
Cavs scalped [photo], H 9/27/86
p23+
CC falls to Barlow again: State
volleyball roundup [photo], H
11/8/86 p29
CC football goes on without
Diamantis [photo], H 9/12/86
p28+
CC soph, teammates dominate
city soccer [photo], H
11/22/86 p25+
CC's Martin at .591, H 5/23/86
p31+
Central booters blank Weston
[photo], H 9/15/86 p25
Central boys came so close
[photo], H 11/17/86 p23+
Central Catholic cheerleaders
[photo], H 11/4/86 p23
[photo], H 3/6/86 p21+
Central Catholic High SchoolSports (Continued)
Central Catholic wins state
crown: Martin hit in 9th
grounds Granby [photo], H
6/14/86 p25+
Central Catholic, St. Mary clash
for 25th time [photo] [chart],
H 11/26/86 p37
[photo], H 6/20/86 p31+
City batting title still at CC,
Vallerie No. 1 [photo], H
6/18/86 p13+
10/7/86 p15+
City's best [photo], H 6/4/86 p16
City, Wilton hope to bring home 3
state titles [photo], H
11/14/86 p33+
Diamantis, CC spikers to
p19+
[photo], H 12/10/86 p41+
Firefighters honor athletes
[photo], H 8/23/86 p23
p21+
Governor cites softball champs
[photo], H 7/31/86 p25
Jacob's 3 TDs, 185 rushing lead
CC to 9th in row [photo], H
11/28/86 p39+
Just give volleyball to Kerri
[photo], H 11/6/86 p35+
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
Kolbe, H 3/10/86 p25
Lady Cavaliers powerful again
[photo], H 9/12/86 p28+
[photo], H 2/19/86 p15+
Martin is dominating softball
hitting, H 5/7/86 p13+
Masuk rocks Cavs, 68-44, H
1/8/86 p13+
McIntosh leads in city soccer, H
9/30/86 p9+
No. 13 isn't unlucky for talented
Martin [photo], H 6/14/86
p25+
H 3/3/86 p19+
Norwalk, Central Catholic head to
softball finals: Lady Cavs to
meet Brookfield, H 5/29/86
p21+
6/21/86 p23
p31, H 6/26/86 p25+
[chart], H 12/3/86 p35
3/21/86 p29
state semis: Central Catholic
2, Canton 1, H 11/7/86 p27+
H 4/7/86 p21+
Stolba three-hits Brookfield, 2-1
[photo], H 5/7/86 p13+
Stolba's no-hitter puts CC into
final [photo], H 6/12/86 p25
Surace breaks school soccer
scoring record [photo], H
10/30/86 p25
12/22/86 p33+
Two Central Catholic players on
All-WCC [photo], H 11/18/86
p17+
Two Lady Cavaliers named AllWCC [photo], H 6/2/86 p15
Vallerie, Martin, McCabe homer
for unbeaten Cavs, H 5/1/86
p23
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24+
WCC softball champs meet
Coventry today, H 6/6/86 p31
H 2/19/86 p15+
Winning is important at Central
Catholic [photo], H 6/27/86
p29+
Central Catholic High SchoolStaff
CCHS continues searching for
school's sixth new principal
[photo], H 8/12/86 p17
46
Fr. Thorne is named Central
Catholic principal, H 9/2/86
p11
Principal welcomes new staffer
[photo], H 10/20/86 p11
Central Communications Inc.
Telephone answerers open officewith-service rentals, H
4/15/86 p25
Century Communications Corp.
Area firm buys cable company of
San Juan, H 8/5/86 p25
New Canaan Cable TV buyer
gets 6-bank, $390 million line
of credit, H 8/12/86 p37
p19+, H 10/14/86 p13+, H
11/4/86 p15, H 12/2/86 p29+
Chabor, Stacey Lynn
In pageant [photo], H 8/9/86 p18
Chad's Rainbow Toy Store
Chad's Rainbow, toy store,
owned by 2 Norwalkers, H
10/7/86 p24
Toy store opens [photo], H
9/30/86 p19
Chalk, Alan
Teachers honored, H 2/4/86 p10
Challenger
Calamity a reminder of life's
value, fragility, H 1/29/86 p1+
1/24/86 p1+
Elation turned to horror, H
1/29/86 p1+
Inability to lower flag cause of
outrage, H 1/31/86 p1+
NHS classroom may become a
memorial to space teacher,
H 2/3/86 p1+
Norden made boosters' parts
[drawing], H 1/29/86 p1+
Norwalk teens counting down to
launch, H 1/25/86 p1+
Space shuttle blows up [photo], H
1/28/86 p1+
Students Florida-bound to watch
shuttle launch [photo], H
1/23/86 p1+
Chamber of Commerce. SEE
DARIEN CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE; GREATER
NORWALK CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE; NEW CANAAN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;
WESTPORT CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, INC.
Champion International Corp.
Champion wants to be the best,
not the biggest, H 2/18/86
p33
Chapel St.-Norwalk
Chapel Street cost tops $$ set for
it, H 2/21/86 p1+
Committee backs extension:
Chapel Street project, H
4/11/86 p10
Charges dropped
Charges against teens dropped,
H 11/13/86 p15
Charges of murder dropped, H
6/5/86 p1+
City man free after charges are
dismissed, H 12/24/86 p6
Danbury man is freed in
manslaughter case, H
10/9/86 p8
Sexual assault charges
dismissed, H 12/12/86 p11
Chariott, Anthony J.
Charity
Norwalk High donations enrich
the poor [photo], H 12/23/86
p1+
Official is ecstatic over holiday
giving, H 12/24/86 p19+
Seasonal spirit spreads through
area businesses, H 12/23/86
p8
Charter Oak College
Charter Oak College degrees to
7 from area, H 10/30/86 p22
Chavez, Oscar
10/2/86 p27
Cheerleading-Norwalk
Central Catholic cheerleaders
[photo], H 11/4/86 p23
Chernow, Burt
Teaches course [photo], H
11/1/86 p18
Chesebrough-Pond Inc.
Analysts: Chesebrough-Pond's
may reject offer, H 11/28/86
p57+
Area firm to buy sausage
company, H 4/5/86 p14
Chesebrough sales, profits at a
record, H 11/4/86 p18
Chesebrough-Pond's payment
reduced, H 2/25/86 p14
Foundation pledge [photo], H
4/15/86 p24
Spectrum Group to be acquired
by Chesebrough, H 12/9/86
p15
Strictly Business, H 2/4/86 p17, H
8/19/86 p15+, H 11/4/86 p14
Unilever makes offer for
Chesebrough-Ponds, H
12/4/86 p17
Westport company to sell
subsidiary, H 4/15/86 p14
Chestnut Hill Rd. Associates
Developers submit second bid to
subdivide estate in Wilton, H
10/18/86 p27+
Chestnut Hill Rd.-Wilton
P & Z hears subdivision plan for
site of one time estate, H
7/22/86 p11+
Subdivision plan awaits vote, H
9/8/86 p9+
Subdivision proposal granted: Off
Chestnut Hill Road, H
11/18/86 p27+
Chewing tobacco. SEE
SMOKELESS TOBACCO
Child abuse
Paul & Lisa Inc. aims at abuse of
children [photo], H 3/24/86
p18
Child abuse-Norwalk
Child victims of sexual abuse
may lack adequate
counseling, H 6/23/86 p1+
Child care
Program to assist working
parents of sick children is
ailing, H 1/6/86 p1+
[photo], H 3/20/86 p21
Child Care Council of WestportWeston Inc.
Council appoints director, H
11/21/86 p31
New program planned for
handicapped pupils, H 1/2/86
p29
Child care-Fairfield County
Info Line's child care wire always
open: The never sleep
service [photo], H 10/13/86
p13+
Child care-Norwalk
Opportunities are limited for afterschool day care [photo], H
8/12/86 p16
Children's Corner. SEE
NORWALK YMCACHILDREN'S CORNER
Children, Missing. SEE MISSING
CHILDREN
Children, Runaway. SEE
RUNAWAY CHILDREN
China
2 visitors to China seek gift to
Collins, H 10/31/86 p11
Exchange teacher enlightening
kids while continuing her own
education, H 5/23/86 p11+
Reporters quiz mayor, find city
scrutable [photo], H 5/28/86
p10
47
Chinese Association of Fairfield
County
Chinese to add plaque to wall on
Sept. 28, H 8/14/86 p6
Chinn, Genevieve
3/25/86 p15+
Chmielinski, Terry
Norwalk couple busily plan
married life: They met six
years ago [photo], H 2/4/86
p26
Choraliers
Choraliers elect Claire Fair
[photo], H 3/29/86 p18
Christenings
Joy Orban christened, H 10/30/86
p15
Christian Community Action
H 2/25/86 p1+
Christmas. SEE ALSO
BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
Children visit creche in Wilton
[photo], H 12/15/86 p9
Christmas cupboard barren or
bursting [photo], H 12/17/86
p1+
Grandfather brings Santa to
scores of delighted kids, H
12/15/86 p1+
Laser guns edge out Cabbage
Patches on children's
Christmas lists this year
[photo], H 11/22/86 p1+
Offer of resident to serve as
Santa ignites brouhaha, H
12/22/86 p49+
Secret admirer's gift giving sends
disc jockey into a spin
[photo], H 12/16/86 p1+
Stocking are hung at Maritime
Center, H 12/15/86 p1+
Tradition of Christmas Eve to
continue on Wilton green, H
12/20/86 p27
Christmas trees-Darien
Tree lighting in Darien on Nov.
30, H 11/22/86 p13
Christmas trees-Norwalk
30 Christmas trees en route, H
11/26/86 p18
Surgical funds festive tree
lighting, H 12/30/86 p23
Yule tree lightings illuminate
season throughout area, H
12/1/86 p1+
Christophersen, Lorna B.
GOP favors Christophersen to fill
school board vacancy
[photo], H 4/14/86 p13+
RTM member investigating veto
power, H 5/23/86 p11+
Chronogram Corp.
Chulakanit, Pramaree
Thai teacher brings her side of
world to Weston, H 9/13/86
p37+
Church of God at Norwalk
Local minister completes Graham
evangelism school, H 5/3/86
p7
Church of Jesus Christ of the
Latter-Day Saints
Mormons are rearranging
congregations in area
[photo], H 3/22/86 p35
Church St.-Wilton
Wilton ZBA turns down variance
for guest house, H 7/15/86
p11+
Church Women United-Norwalk
Church Women United elect new
officers for two years, H
2/26/86 p28
Church, Clifford
2 feted to work in physical fitness
[photo], H 7/28/86 p19
CIAC-Baseball
CIAC-Basketball
H 3/19/86 p15+
[photo], H 3/6/86 p21+
p29+
p25+
Kolbe, H 3/10/86 p25
attack, H 12/19/86 p41+
12/19/86 p41+
3/15/86 p23+
H 3/15/86 p23+
78-61 [photo], H 3/26/86 p13+
76-74 triumph, H 12/20/86
p41+
H 3/3/86 p19+
3/24/86 p21+
3/15/86 p23+
3/13/86 p19+
3/25/86 p19+
p23
3/31/86 p19+
S title, H 3/28/86 p25+
3/12/86 p13+
p23+
CIAC-Field hockey
Lady Wreckers move to semis, H
11/8/86 p32
Ousted Bears look ahead: State
field hockey [photo], H
11/7/86 p27+
CIAC-Golf
Simsbury cops Chappa: Staples
ties for 7th [photo], H 6/6/86
p31+
CIAC-Gymnastics
Simsbury bests Wilton in state
girls' gymnastics [photo], H
3/8/86 p23+
CIAC-Ice hockey
Hyatt, Voros, Helmig lead Wilton
to victory, H 3/5/86 p15+
CIAC-Lacrosse
NHS to host state opener, H
5/27/86 p23+
48
Rams repeat, top Wilton [photo],
H 6/10/86 p21+
State crown on line, H 6/6/86
p31+
CIAC-Soccer
Bruggeman leads Weston, H
11/6/86 p38
[photo], H 11/17/86 p23+
Defending champs roll in opener,
H 11/6/86 p35+
Down 2-0, Lady Warriors bounce
back to win, H 11/14/86 p33+
Garvey too much for Wilton
[photo], H 11/17/86 p26
p25+
JV goalie shuts out Manchester,
1-0 [photo], H 11/4/86 p23+
Lady Warriors advance to Class
L semifinal round play, H
11/8/86 p29+
p35+
Pillsbury's goal does it [photo], H
11/17/86 p26
11/7/86 p27+
state semis: Wilton 2,
Wethersfield 0, H 11/7/86
p27+
State boys' soccer: Simsbury
edges Staples, H 11/7/86
p27+
State boys' soccer: Wilton
advances, 2-1, H 11/4/86
p23+
Wilton advances to boys' state L
p25+
Yarrow's 2 goals pace Wilton in
state tourney, H 11/7/86 p27+
CIAC-Softball
6/14/86 p25+
Heads-up base running keeps
NHS season alive, H 6/3/86
p21+
p25+
CIAC-Softball (Continued)
[photo], H 6/13/86 p33+
p29+
CIAC-Swimming
H 3/17/86 p20
11/17/86 p27
State Swim Open slated
Saturday, H 11/20/86 p27+
Weston garners state S crown, H
3/20/86 p30
CIAC-Tennis
Lady Warriors take state crown
again, H 6/10/86 p21
CIAC-Track-athletics
Staples' Luther wins state girls'
800, H 6/9/86 p27
State gold goes to Corridon, relay
team [photo], H 2/24/86 p19+
CIAC-Volleyball
Lady Bears eliminated, H 11/5/86
p13+
H 11/6/86 p35+
NHS wins in five: State volleyball,
H 11/4/86 p23
CIAC-Wrestling
Stokes shocked in final, H 3/3/86
p19+
Stokes: Best in state LL [photo],
H 2/24/86 p19+
Ciardullo, Dr. Robin Bruce
Ciardullo accepts a fellowship
[photo], H 6/26/86 p20
Ciardullo, Frances
Norwalker joins law firm [photo],
H 2/27/86 p32
Ciccarelli, Chuck
Ciccarelli reappointed, H 11/7/86
p31
Ciccarello, Jeffrey Michael
Car runs into tree: One dead, one
hurt, H 3/13/86 p1+
Driver, 19, speeding at time of
crash, H 3/15/86 p1+
NHS cites players: Ciccarello's
number retired [photo], H
4/4/86 p33
Cid, Dr. Noelbis
Optometrist joins Norwalk
practice [photo], H 6/30/86
p29
Cider Mill School
Plays to give pupils first taste of
opera [photo], H 2/20/86 p11+
Pupils celebrate month of music
[photo], H 3/19/86 p13
Schools nominated for honor, H
2/10/86 p9
Students in tune for concert
[photo], H 5/8/86 p37
Cider Mill School-Awards
Cider Mill cited for excellence, H
7/1/86 p11+
Efforts lauded [photo], H 10/10/86
p31
School cited for excellence
[photo], H 11/19/86 p37
Cider Mill School-Staff
School official to attend program,
H 7/14/86 p8
Cieurzo, Chris
Cioffi, Charles
[photo], H 7/30/86 p34
7/25/86 p17
Special guests [photo], H 8/20/86
p32
Cioffi, Nicholas A.
Judge Cioffi to speak at
ceremony [photo], H 10/3/86
p12
Citizens for a Balanced
Environment
Coalition pledges renewed fight
on new Route 7, H 7/2/86
p37+
City Hall-Norwalk. SEE
NORWALK CITY HALL
Citytrust Bancorp Inc.
$4.4 million net means 16
percent hike for Citytrust, H
4/22/86 p23
Citytrust boosts unsecured notes,
sells them to institutional
investor, H 8/12/86 p39
Citytrust earnings up 17%, H
10/28/86 p26
Citytrust enhances unsecured
notes, H 10/7/86 p21
Citytrust opens its 4th interstate
office, H 8/19/86 p17
CL & P. SEE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT AND POWER CO.
Claar, Brian
Ex-Staples' golfer named PGA
rookie, H 12/1/86 p23
Clarke, Kathleen
10/2/86 p27
CLASP
Hauhuth supports use of homes
as shelters, H 4/22/86 p11+
49
Class reunions-Norwalk
60th reunion is scheduled
[photo], H 7/16/86 p11
NHS class conducts 62nd
reunion, H 8/28/86 p31
NHS class of 1936 holds 50th
reunion [photo], H 8/18/86
p1+
NHS classes hold reunion
[photo], H 8/16/86 p1+
Class size-Weston
Board to study class size reports,
H 9/22/86 p14
Class size defended by Weston
principal, H 10/15/86 p13+
Weston still adheres to policy for
small remedial classes, H
11/13/86 p1+
Claveloux, Guy
p28
6/24/86 p27
Clean and Green Program
Bill Peters: Leader of the
campaign [photo], H 6/2/86
p6A [Supp]
Campaign slogan produced by
pupil at Tracey School
[photo], H 6/2/86 p11A [Supp]
City cleanup is made target of
youth employment project
[photo], H 4/10/86 p1+
City employees tilling the soil
[photo], H 6/18/86 p10
Clean and Green fete set at East
Norwalk Cemetery, H
10/17/86 p12
Clean and Green is besieged
with a multitude of marigolds
[photo], H 6/17/86 p1+
Clean and Green Road Race
[photo], H 5/13/86 p21
Clean n' Green needs sustinence
[letter], H 2/4/86 p5
Cleaning up at exit ramp [photo],
H 10/30/86 p21
Community effort is credited in
Clean and Green support, H
5/19/86 p10
DPW, R & P crews help in city's
cleanup program [photo], H
6/2/86 p7A [Supp]
East Norwalk committee plans
special displays for
Christmas [photo], H
11/19/86 p39
Flag is donated, H 12/20/86 p6
Jim Maguire of Tracey School
Clean-Green slogan winner
[photo], H 5/23/86 p8
Clean and Green Program
(Continued)
Marren: Heading up Adopt-aRamp [photo], H 6/2/86 p14A
[Supp]
Ollie Wright gets praise for efforts
Peters and Marriott not alone, H
6/2/86 p14A [Supp]
Ramirez wins Clean/Green race
Shulman: Strong supporter of
effort [photo], H 6/2/86 p4A
[Supp]
Wilson Avenue cleaned up
[photo], H 4/23/86 p10
Cleary, Dr. Joseph P.
2 hospital physicians gain Yale
promotions [photo], H
2/18/86 p15
Clement, Roland
Animal advocates oppose
proposed new widlife bill, H
3/28/86 p1+
Clemmons, Charles
[photo], H 4/19/86 p18
Clifford, Christopher
Clocktower Close-Norwalk
ZBA turns down variances:
Grand Street complex
proposed, H 3/14/86 p21
Clover Dr.-Wilton
[photo], H 1/3/86 p29+
Club 50
Club 50 opens at 50 Washington
[photo], H 3/25/86 p23
Clubs
AARP installs new officers
[photo], H 6/9/86 p6
British newcomers helped by
recently started club [photo],
H 5/27/86 Supp. p17A
Church Women United elect new
officers for two years, H
2/26/86 p28
DAV installs new officers [photo],
H 5/12/86 p19
Eagles officers are installed
[photo], H 6/5/86 p6
Friends of Lockwood House elect
W. Kenney president [photo],
H 7/19/86 p11
Hadassah installing new
executive board, H 5/14/86
p34
Hadassah slate [photo], H
5/22/86 p20
Jewish vets get new commander
[photo], H 6/25/86 p19
Members elected to civic group
[photo], H 2/6/86 p19
Mount Holyoke Club meets to
plan 150th anniversary
[photo], H 7/30/86 p32
New Encore officers [photo], H
6/25/86 p38
New officers elected [photo], H
6/25/86 p32
New officers installed [photo], H
5/29/86 p14
NJWC 20th year begins on
Tuesday, H 9/12/86 p18
Norwalk Jr. Women elect [photo],
H 7/17/86 p16
Norwalk Power Squadron watch
change [photo], H 4/11/86
p36
Norwalk Woman's Club looks to
102nd: New season planned
[photo], H 7/17/86 p17
Officers chosen, H 1/8/86 p6
Officers installed at Sons of Italy
[photo], H 4/17/86 p17
OPT organizes and
communicates [photo], H
2/11/86 p27
Power Squadron changes the
watch [photo], H 3/10/86 p11
Quartette Auxiliary officers
[photo], H 4/19/86 p18
Sons of Pericles announce
officers [photo], H 5/17/86 p8
Sports Briefs: Sportsmen of
Westport tab John Kondub
[photo], H 1/3/86 p20
VFW installs new officers [photo],
H 6/3/86 p30
Watch changed at boat club
[photo], H 4/28/86 p6
Westport VFW installs officers
[photo], H 5/28/86 p32
Yacht club set for Hickory Bluff
site, H 3/19/86 p11
Clune, Dr. David F.
Clune organizing headmasters
meeting, H 1/31/86 p9
Cluster housing-Norwalk
P & Z examining proposals:
Cluster housing sought, H
1/30/86 p7
Cluster housing-Wilton
P & Z decision awaited on cluster
housing, H 7/7/86 p13
Zone change sought for Wilton
cluster housing development,
H 5/8/86 p37+
Coalition for Children and Youth
Seminar speakers [photo], H
6/12/86 p16
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 72
CG Aux Flotilla 72 has eventful
week, H 7/18/86 p23
50
CG Aux Flotilla 72 put on Honor
Roll, H 4/25/86 p49+
CG Aux, police field OpSail '86
on Sound [photo], H 7/11/86
p28
Coast Guard Auxiliary takes 1st
step toward replacing ship
[photo], H 12/17/86 p23
COGA II takes over LI Sound
[photo], H 8/22/86 p29
Fred high on ed [photo], H 4/4/86
p45
Mayor voices pride of the city in
Coast Guard Auxiliary unit
[photo], H 1/27/86 p6
Plans made for dinner-dance
[photo], H 1/8/86 p6
Season ending: Flotilla 72 keeps
busy, H 9/26/86 p19
Sound keeps Coast Guard busy
[photo], H 10/10/86 p13
Cobb's Mill Inn
Landmark restaurant in Weston
sold [photo], H 12/22/86 p49+
Cockenoe Island
Funds sought for Cockenoe, H
2/24/86 p11
Cody, George
Cody challenges Young in 143rd
district, H 7/30/86 p9+
Cohen, James
Candidates spar for dollars in 5th
district, H 7/18/86 p12
Cohen endorsed by Wilton's
Democrats: In 5th District
primary, H 8/9/86 p13+
Cohen is favorite for Dem nod in
5th District, H 7/21/86 p9
Cohen questions opponent's
leadership: 5th
Congressional District race
[photo], H 10/23/86 p13+
Cohen triumphs in 5th District
primary [photo], H 9/10/86
p11+
Sept. 5, H 8/29/86 p29+
Democrats scramble for
delegates in 5th, H 7/16/86
p41+
[photo], H 10/27/86 p13+
Three hopefuls escalate battle for
5th District seat, H 8/16/86
p13+
Cohen, Martin
Investment banker turns to
racetrack, H 9/27/86 p36
Coldwell Banker Residential
Real Estate
Coldwell Banker introduces its
`Best Seller Plan', H 6/3/86
p28
Coldwell Banker offers Sears
discounts [photo], H 8/5/86
p26+
Coldwell Banker welcomes
members of Norwalk office
[photo], H 5/13/86 p34
Cole, Dennis
`Fame' school's Cole till up on
p13+
Coleman, Marcus F.
City man is killed in crash on
highway, H 5/19/86 p1+
Coleman, Todd
2/25/86 p17
Coley Barn-Weston
Society debating Coley Barn's
fate, H 1/2/86 p29+
Coleytown Elementary School
Police say children vandalized 2
schools, H 12/8/86 p15+
Coleytown Elementary SchoolAwards
Westport school librarian wins
award, H 11/22/86 p14
Coleytown Elementary SchoolStaff
Gold accepts resignation of
principal, H 3/13/86 p11
Coleytown Middle School
Capturing spirit of the holiday
[photo], H 11/28/86 p57
Choreography created at
Coleytown [photo], H 3/14/86
p10
Fair helps students relive
immigrants' experience
[photo], H 11/25/86 p11
schools, H 12/8/86 p15+
Students chosen ScholarLeaders, H 6/26/86 p38
Coleytown Middle SchoolAwards
H 4/11/86 p12
Gifted students earn honors, H
5/16/86 p14
Coleytown Middle School-Staff
Around the Towns: Four
teachers presented
workshops, H 5/16/86 p14
Collective bargaining-Norwalk
Cops ink new pact [photo], H
8/6/86 p6
Panel recommends accepting
new contracts with two
unions, H 11/7/86 p10
Collective bargaining-Westport
Contract ratified by teachers
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9
College athletes
Clemson declares Walker
ineligible, H 8/9/86 p25
p21, H 11/13/86 p28, H
12/8/86 p31
Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/29/86
p25, H 9/2/86 p26
1/7/86 p14, H 2/25/86 p17, H
6/2/86 p19, H 6/24/86 p27, H
10/2/86 p27
12/2/86 p23+
College graduates
Among the Grads, H 7/26/86 p15
Among the Graduates, H 5/23/86
p21, H 5/30/86 p10, H 6/3/86
p19, H 6/7/86 p10, H 6/9/86
p19, H 6/13/86 p32, H
6/26/86 p35, H 6/28/86 p32
Degree awarded, H 3/22/86 p6
Degree earned, H 2/19/86 p6
Graduates, H 5/20/86 p6
College students
A bear of a task [photo], H
3/31/86 p11
Collegiate Oscar goes to
Westport filmmaker [photo],
H 7/30/86 p30
Dean's List, H 5/24/86 p6, H
8/1/86 p6, H 8/13/86 p6
Dean's list is announced, H
1/28/86 p6
Degree received, H 4/2/86 p6
Graduate, H 8/15/86 p6
Graduates, H 8/1/86 p6
IBM sponsoring career program,
H 2/14/86 p6
Mortarboard traded for fire
helmet [photo], H 7/2/86 p37
[photo], H 8/4/86 p11
On the Dean's List, H 2/8/86 p26,
H 2/13/86 p6, H 2/21/86 p6,
H 3/4/86 p6, H 3/14/86 p6, H
3/18/86 p8, H 4/19/86 p6, H
6/9/86 p19, H 6/28/86 p32, H
7/26/86 p15, H 8/15/86 p6
Students named to Dean's List, H
1/18/86 p6
Tishler receives doctorate
degree, H 9/13/86 p6
Work completed, H 2/15/86 p13
51
Collins Development Corp.
June Havoc, Collins
5/21/86 p6
Collins, William A.
Ìrate' over mayor's vacation
[letter], H 5/16/86 p5
Calls mayor's comments
ìnsensitive' [letter], H
10/3/86 p5
Campaign officials weighing a
ticket of Moffett-Collins, H
7/9/86 p1+
Chief handled himself with dignity
[letter], H 10/3/86 p5
Collins condemns Congress:
Mayor hits Àge of Reason',
H 3/13/86 p17
Collins draws the line in battle for
Route 7, H 12/8/86 p1+
Collins finds conveniences
missing in Guatemala City, H
4/23/86 p1+
Collins lauds Darien for
arbitration action, H 2/3/86
p1+
Collins named to task force on
solid waste [photo], H 8/5/86
p1+
Collins off to Texas parley, H
11/21/86 p21
Collins offers response to excouncilmen, H 8/29/86 p1+
Collins puts a spicy pie in The
Mayor's Cookbook [photo], H
8/6/86 p1+
Collins reiterates call for more
state aid to the cities, H
3/31/86 p17
Collins reports trip cemented
opposition to Contra support,
H 5/1/86 p1+
Collins reverses on storm
absences, H 3/19/86 p1+
Collins says tax-base growth
can't cover federal
reductions, H 3/5/86 p6
Collins to attend mayor's San
Juan conference, H 6/11/86
p34
Collins to seek end to GrammRudman, H 1/21/86 p1+
Collins warns weigh station isn't
welcome, H 5/28/86 p1+
Collins, Gibbs favor ending aid to
Contras [photo p1], H
6/12/86 p33
Collins, William A. (Continued)
Collins, LaBianca clash on `lack
of leadership' [photo], H
9/27/86 p1+
Collins, mayors urge tax revision,
H 3/10/86 p11
Collins: Cities in revenue vise, H
12/1/86 p1+
Collins: Kill primary election rule
now, H 1/28/86 p1+
Collins: Trip to Washington
`depressing', H 1/24/86 p1+
Despite apology, Collins still
under fire, H 10/2/86 p1+
GOP chief says Collins broke
word, H 3/10/86 p1+
Knopp sits in while mayor's in
Nicaraugua (sic), H 4/21/86
p8
Mayor accuses P & Z of
negligence for not cutting
capital budget more, H
3/6/86 p1+
Mayor co-hosting rec conference,
H 5/28/86 p9
Mayor Collins terms allocation
boards `very bad precedent',
H 7/7/86 p1+
Mayor doesn't need an assistant
[letter], H 2/21/86 p5
Mayor is set to return from
Central America, H 4/28/86
p1+
Mayor joins abortion march, H
3/10/86 p1+
Mayor receives bowl [photo], H
1/27/86 p14
Mayor should worry about taxes
[letter], H 5/16/86 p5
Mayor's action ìnappropriate'
[letter], H 10/3/86 p5
Mayor, school superintendent
spar over study of facilities,
H 9/11/86 p11
Mayors wary on rec funding:
Collins reviews conference,
H 6/2/86 p7
New city policy brings `stormy'
reply, H 3/8/86 p1+
Norwalk mayor to attend Central
America teach-in, H 5/1/86
p14
Officials' convention viewpoints
differ, H 12/5/86 p1+
Override of veto defeated by 1
vote, H 3/26/86 p1+
Police groups back embattled
LaBianca [photo p8], H
9/30/86 p1+
Removal of mayor asked by
union head, H 2/19/86 p1+
Thanks, mayor [letter], H 2/21/86
p5
Traffic, parking are discussed by
Collins, H 6/4/86 p8
Unpopular trip [edit], H 5/5/86 p4
Vote against tax reform it'll hike
taxes here, Collins tells
legislators, H 9/16/86 p12
Colodny, Lester
Play to be next challenge for
writer [photo], H 2/10/86 p9
Colohan, Lt. Col. Edward A.
Chaplain celebrates his 25th
5/17/86 p37
Colonial Village-Norwalk
Colonial Village gets $150,000, H
10/16/86 p19
Village upkeep is criticized, H
3/21/86 p1+
Columbia
Save the Children helps volcano
victims find work, H 4/22/86
p11+
Columbia Federal Savings Bank
Bank reports loans have been
secured, H 8/6/86 p1+
Chairman resigns from bank, H
8/12/86 p1+
Chairman says search under way
for investors for troubled
bank, H 8/13/86 p1+
2/25/86 p30
Westport bank seeks solution to
fiscal losses, H 8/5/86 p1+
Columbiettes
Columbiettes install officers, H
6/2/86 p23
Columbus Court CondominiumsNorwalk
Ceremony initiates housing
[photo p1], H 11/6/86 p1+
Columbus Court delay
inconveniences families, H
12/10/86 p11
Housing project delayed?, H
11/11/86 p1+
Columbus School
Eight rockets launched from
schoolyard in city [photo], H
6/26/86 p7
It's a print [photo], H 10/17/86 p9
Parent complaint: Columbus not
a special school anymore, H
11/5/86 p27
Parents: Columbus losing its
magnetism, H 11/6/86 p1+
Playground completed [photo], H
10/30/86 p21
52
H 6/12/86 p12
Combustion Engineering Inc.
Company plans to reduce
number of workers by 500, H
9/9/86 p6
Communication tower-Wilton
Selectmen to take up plan for
radio tower, H 11/17/86 p13
Selectmen: P & Z requires added
data on tower plan, H
11/18/86 p27+
Tower plan prompts check by
state DEP, H 11/24/86 p13+
Community Council of WestportWeston Inc.
Lawyer to discuss liability
problem during community
council's meeting, H 5/20/86
p33+
Community Development Block
Grant. SEE NORWALK
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Community League Advocates
for Special People. SEE
CLASP
Community Needs Assessment
Project
Selectmen help with survey
[photo], H 12/11/86 p13
Selectmen to make calls for
survey, H 12/8/86 p15+
Community-based industries.
SEE SMALL BUSINESS
Commuter parking lots
Merchants to help the police
keep eye on commuter lots
[photo], H 2/26/86 p11+
State is asked to rethink parking
lot rent policy, H 2/4/86 p23
Commuters' Register
Commuting-Connecticut
Van available to employees at
Merritt 7, H 7/1/86 p6
Comp-U-Card
p33+, H 9/30/86 p20
Compensation. SEE WAGES
Compo Beach-Westport
Funds approved for bathhouse
project, H 2/6/86 p35
Computer-assisted instructionWeston
Report favors expansion of
computer program, H 2/27/86
p35
Weston to put more computers in
class, H 1/10/86 p9+
Computer-assisted instructionWilton
Wilton panel approves
Computer-assisted instructionWilton (Continued)
elementary computers, H
1/25/86 p13
Computers in education. SEE
EDUCATION-DATA
PROCESSING
Computerworks. SEE MORRIS
DECISION SYSTEMS INC.
Comstock Brook-Wilton
Officials seek compromise with
town on pond dredging, H
7/15/86 p11+
Comstock Community Center
`Baseball fever' breaking out in
Wilton, H 4/16/86 p9+
Conboy, Carol Ann
NHS graduate named director of
law firm [photo], H 1/11/86
p11
Concord St.-Norwalk
Apartments, offices proposed for
Concord Street building, H
3/7/86 p22
Concrete Flotation Systems
Former ad exec builds unique
concrete docks [photo], H
5/22/86 p50
Norwalk plant meets deadline for
the big Liberty Weekend
[photo], H 7/2/86 p19
Condominiums-Norwalk
20 condos added to SoNo Coach
Works [drawing], H 11/4/86
p13
Columbus Court delay
inconveniences families, H
12/10/86 p11
Condos are approved for Wall St.
building, H 8/21/86 p10
Exchange of charges continues
over blasting, H 4/9/86 p1+
Falls backdrop for unusual
development [photo], H
9/9/86 p11
Neighbors come out in force to
oppose condos near Caldor,
H 9/18/86 p1+
Neighbors lambaste blasting in
SoNo, H 4/4/86 p8
P & Z allows conversion for
condos, H 1/23/86 p10
Parking could snag condo plan in
SoNo, H 1/17/86 p11
Perry Avenue tract is sold to
builder for $1.9 million, H
9/18/86 p6
Proposal for condos is outlined,
H 12/5/86 p12
Renewed blasting rattles
neighbors, H 4/8/86 p1+
Residents oppose sale of path by
city to developer of condos,
H 12/3/86 p9
Water pressure concerns
neighbors, H 8/21/86 p9
We don't need more condos
[letter], H 9/27/86 p5
Condominiums-South Norwalk
20 condos added to SoNo Coach
Works [drawing], H 11/4/86
p13
Condominiums-Westport
Condo owners to form tax
district?, H 5/13/86 p9
Condominiums-Wilton
Condo construction leaves
neighbors unhappy in Wilton,
H 1/13/86 p9+
Condo owners seek tax district:
Selectmen to review petition,
H 11/3/86 p15
Emergency access is sought to
condominium complex, H
11/29/86 p13+
Neighbors to oppose rezoning of
gravel pit site for condos, H
9/25/86 p35+
Condy, William R.
Norwalker named assistant editor
[photo], H 7/2/86 p11
Coneybear, John F.
Injury sidelines Coneybear, H
8/26/86 p10
Congregation Beth El
Sisterhood new officers [photo],
H 6/19/86 p16
Connecticut Army National
Guard-Company C 143rd
Support Battalion (Forward)
Probe: Artillery shell contained
full charge, H 10/31/86 p1+
Connecticut Army National
Guard-Sixth Company
Sixth Company faced shelling
during Battle of the Argonne
[photo], H 11/11/86 p1+
Connecticut Association of
Boards of Education. SEE
CABE
Connecticut Association of
Realtors
Boswell nears end of active year
as head of state board of
Realtors [photo], H 9/23/86
p17
Realtors eyeing political action
[photo], H 1/28/86 p28
Connecticut Ave.-Norwalk
Area architect adapts re-use of
shopping plaza in Norwalk
[drawing], H 10/21/86 p23
Supports renumbering of
Connecticut Avenue
buildings, H 8/20/86 p12
53
Connecticut Bancorp Inc.
Bankcorp offers million shares for
sale, H 10/18/86 p1+
Stock offering by new bank is
sold out, H 12/12/86 p8
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.
CBT funds `Discover Norwalk'
summer weekend bus tours,
H 4/16/86 p1
CBT has a Presidential Citation
[photo], H 6/24/86 p20
p25+, H 7/1/86 p29, H
7/29/86 p11+
Connecticut Business and
Industry Association. SEE
CBIA
Connecticut Coastal
Fishermen's Association
2,239 violations of clean water
act charged by group [photo],
H 9/5/86 p1+
Fishermen plan action over Long
Island Sound pollution, H
9/4/86 p1+
Fishermen put off filing suit vs.
city, H 10/30/86 p11
Group outlines allegations
against city, H 9/5/86 p8
Officials, fishermen to discuss
lawsuit, H 10/29/86 p11
Connecticut Community Bank
Connecticut Commuters Inc.
Group wants state to prevent
Yankee Doodle traffic snarls
[photo], H 9/4/86 p1+
Merritt exit receives `Hazard of
the Month' award, H 2/28/86
p12
Parkway exits called commuter
hazard [photo], H 4/29/86 p9+
Watchdog group: Parkway being
used illegally, H 11/11/86 p13
Connecticut Conference of
Municipalities
Hauhuth seeks to have Westport
rejoin CCM, H 1/3/86 p29
Program's end to cost towns
$10.6 million, H 3/5/86 p1+
Connecticut High School
Coaches Association
p15
Connecticut Hospice. SEE ALSO
MID-FAIRFIELD HOSPICE
Westporter gives $1,800 to
Hospice [photo], H 8/27/86
p36
Connecticut Interscholastic
Athletic Conference. SEE
CIAC
Connecticut Light and Power Co.
CL & P application approved, H
1/30/86 p7
CL & P tops assessment list:
Taxable property is $89.43M,
H 3/4/86 p17
CL & P tops taxpayers in
Weston, H 3/21/86 p9+
Collins seeks to join fight against
CL & P, H 1/15/86 p1+
Power project planned, H 8/4/86
p9
SNEW, CL & P try to reach
mutual aid agreement, H
1/10/86 p11
Wilton drops CL & P lawsuit, H
8/28/86 p13+
Connecticut Mastery Tests
Fourth graders dip below
average in state test, H
1/4/86 p1+
School board will review test
scores, H 1/11/86 p13+
Connecticut Municipal Electric
and Gas Association
Districts considering joining coop, H 11/18/86 p10
Connecticut National Bank
CNB responds to needs of NEON
[photo], H 4/10/86 p9
Connecticut Radon &
Environmental Testing Co.
Inc.
Westport company gains
approval to make tests for
radon pollution, H 8/30/86
p13+
Connecticut Resources
Recovery Authority. SEE
CRRA
Connecticut State High School
Coaches Association
5/9/86 p33+
Connecticut Theater Foundation
Conn. Theater Foundation elects
S. T. Monahan president, H
2/20/86 p15
Connecticut-350th anniversary
Wilton accepts gift of trees, H
2/6/86 p35
Connecticut-Agriculture, Dept. of
Commission welcomes shellfish
jurisdiction, H 3/25/86 p11+
Connecticut-Birthday
Final birthday observance being
scheduled by Darien, H
5/21/86 p37
Connecticut-Budget
City seeking budget for windfall
aid, H 8/13/86 p1+
Mayor Collins terms allocation
boards `very bad precedent',
H 7/7/86 p1+
Surplus placed in budget, H
8/21/86 p13+
Westport windfall set at
$253,000, H 8/6/86 p33+
Wilton officials submit ideas on
how to spend state surplus,
H 8/28/86 p13
Connecticut-Budget surplus
Area towns eligible for money
from state, H 2/3/86 p11+
Connecticut-Economic
conditions
CBT: Connecticut economy
continues to gain, H 1/14/86
p25
CBT: State economy on a high,
upward plane, H 11/11/86
p15
Inc. Lists Gateway Bank stock
among new-issue top
gainers, H 2/4/86 p17
Regional planner critical of
policies plan by state, H
5/22/86 p17+
Rotarians hear Citytrust's Taylor
on economy [photo], H
4/8/86 p23+
Connecticut-Education, Dept. of
Commissioner teaches school
[photo], H 6/11/86 p1
Tirozzi visit Wilton schools, H
6/11/86 p37+
Connecticut-Environmental
Protection, Dept. of
DEP weighs action against
developer, H 2/27/86 p35+
Norwalk faces $10,000 fine for
pump test, H 9/12/86 p1+
Connecticut-Five Mile River
Commission
McNell appointed to river agency,
H 3/3/86 p10
Connecticut-Governors. SEE
LODGE, JOHN DAVIS;
O'NEILL, WILLIAM A.
Connecticut-Hometown Heroes
Program
Town to honor unsung heroes:
Four Westporters selected, H
2/12/86 p13+
Connecticut-Motor Vehicles,
Dept. of
DMV chief unhappy with site in
Wilton, H 3/7/86 p1+
DMV forgoes office plans at
Wilton site, H 5/2/86 p1+
DMV to pursue site in Wilton, H
3/24/86 p13+
Obstacle to DMV revealed, H
3/12/86 p1+
54
Connecticut-Neighborhood
Assistance Act
Wilton seeks corporate aid for
programs, H 4/9/86 p11+
Connecticut-Public
Transportation Commission
Wilton man appointed to state
board [photo], H 9/30/86 p17+
Connecticut-Senate
Senate OKs bonding for two
projects, H 5/2/86 p8
Connecticut-State Bonding
Commission
State bond agency OKs
$750,000 grant to Maritime
Center, H 7/2/86 p10
Connecticut-State grants
Council outlines method for
spending windfall, H 9/24/86
p1+
Norwalk schools could be first to
feel impact of new state aid,
H 9/6/86 p10
Surplus distribution studied:
Finance panel asks to be
involved, H 10/23/86 p13+
Surplus fund uses approved:
RTM OKs project list, H
9/17/86 p11+
Surplus placed in trust fund, H
9/23/86 p29+
Weston weighs ways to spend
surplus, H 9/4/86 p33+
Windfall fund sparks debate on
city council, H 9/23/86 p1+
Connecticut-State Police
Police Blotter: State police car
damaged, H 12/5/86 p8
Connecticut-State Police-Car
chase
City man is arrested after chase,
H 9/8/86 p1+
Connecticut-Student Advisory
Council on Education
2 Wilton students on advisory
council, H 9/27/86 p35+
Connecticut-Town Improvement
Program
Windfall put into trust fund, H
9/16/86 p9
Connecticut-Transportation,
Dept. of
Burns says Westport weigh site
only temporary, H 8/28/86
p13+
Burns: Bridge checks flawed, H
7/16/86 p14
DOT aide queried about site for
permanent weigh station, H
12/12/86 p35+
DOT back for new 7 hearing, H
7/21/86 p1+
Connecticut-Transportation,
Dept. of (Continued)
DOT report finds solvable
problems on parkway, I-95,
H 3/6/86 p1+
DOT seeking Route 7 permits, H
4/22/86 p1+
DOT to fund intersection
improvements, H 6/27/86 p11
DOT to repair Hillspoint Road
bridge, H 4/4/86 p10
DOT work is continuing on
Hillspoint bridge repair, H
7/18/86 p11+
Hauhuth fears DOT decision to
increase cars in town lots
[photo], H 4/25/86 p11+
Official backs plan for bridge, H
2/27/86 p35+
Residents react to Rt. 7 plans, H
7/22/86 p8
Selectman feels substation query
has been resolved, H 7/18/86
p11+
State DOT listens to ideas about
transportation issues, H
10/28/86 p6
State DOT opens bids for Rte. 7
highway extension, H
11/28/86 p1+
State to install railroad crossing
gates, H 2/21/86 p1+
State to replace trees near I-95
exit, H 4/25/86 p11
Substation problem examined:
DOT officials visit Westport,
H 5/15/86 p15+
Wilton site considered for DMV
office, H 2/14/86 p1+
Conoscenti, Dr. Craig S.
Health/Fitness: Conoscenti
selected as fellow, H
11/24/86 p35
Conservative party-Norwalk
H 7/28/86 p1+
Conservatives select Giannini to
fill vacant seat on council, H
8/7/86 p1
Kellaher joins Republicans, H
5/16/86 p31
Kellaher resigns Common
Council seat [photo], H
7/16/86 p1+
Constantine, Anthony
Local CP director preparing for
trip to China, H 1/23/86 p32
Construction industry
Region outpaces nation in
construction growth, H 2/4/86
p16
Construction site-AccidentsNorwalk
2 roofers injured in fall at job site,
H 10/30/86 p6
Phone service cut off by
construction accident, H
12/9/86 p1+
Phones back on line for Wilton
customers, H 12/10/86 p15+
Police Blotter: Mixer injures
worker, H 6/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Steelworker falls at
site, H 4/8/86 p8
Contact lenses
New lens soon to be on market,
H 1/27/86 p29
Contests
Among the best [photo], H
5/23/86 p24
Art at Vitam [photo], H 5/2/86 p15
At celebrity luncheon [photo], H
12/11/86 p30
Best in show [photo], H 3/31/86
p15
Contest winners [photo], H
10/16/86 p18, H 11/5/86 p27
Contest winners display posters
[photo], H 4/25/86 p16
Contest winners get
congratulations [photo], H
4/18/86 p8
DAR named winners in essay
p23
Disc jockeys holding contest to
name truck weigh station
[photo], H 10/18/86 p27
Drawing ends in surprise, H
7/16/86 p42
Handwriting baffles first
selectman [photo], H 6/27/86
p11
Hunt winners receive honors
[photo], H 4/10/86 p10
[photo], H 5/23/86 p8
Kendall student wins city spelling
bee [photo p1], H 5/7/86 p11
Leading readers [photo], H
8/30/86 p19
Norwalk Jr. Woman's Club
names '86 craft winners
[photo], H 3/31/86 p13
Norwalker wins Hawaii trip in
contest at radio station
[photo], H 6/28/86 p6
Norwalker wins it all [photo], H
9/30/86 p20
Peggyann wanted the mink for
mom: Connecticut Wisk
winner [photo], H 5/8/86 p13
55
Prizes to be distributed Sunday in
Christmas tree poster
p11
Quartette singers compete in
fest, H 6/28/86 p6
Roses for winning secretary
[photo], H 4/30/86 p24
Rowayton art winners told, H
5/19/86 p17, H 11/14/86 p24
Rowayton Arts Council winners
are named [photo], H 3/18/86
p19
Scholarship drawing [photo], H
8/27/86 p24
Slogan picked as the winner in
contests [photo], H 6/27/86
p11+
Students show winning posters
[photo], H 11/17/86 p14
Suntan contest won by
Westporter [photo], H
2/24/86 p11
Teacher wins BMW in St. Luke's
Total Travel picks a winner
[photo], H 12/9/86 p23
Trivia quiz winners [photo], H
6/4/86 p24
Weston man earns $6,250 for
puzzle-solving skills, H
3/31/86 p11+
Wilton woman co-hosts show
[photo], H 5/14/86 p35
p14
Winners are named in fishing
tourney [photo], H 5/27/86
p14
Winners of art contest revealed
[photo], H 4/29/86 p19
Winners picked in poster fest
[photo], H 3/10/86 p6
Winning exhibits [photo], H 5/8/86
p14
[photo], H 3/7/86 p6
Continuing education-Wilton
Night school called a success:
Students praise program, H
9/26/86 p9
Conway, Amy Jeanne
Teen to sue town over tennis
injury, H 9/29/86 p9+
Conway, Andrew
6/10/86 p15
Conway, Michael
Cookbooks. SEE COOKERY
Cookery
Collins puts a spicy pie in The
Mayor's Cookbook [photo], H
8/6/86 p1+
Cooking. SEE COOKERY
Cookney, Cheryl
[photo], H 10/31/86 p55
Cooney, Michael T.
Rite honors first Catholic [photo],
H 7/11/86 p9
Cooper Estate-Weston
1/30/86 p11
Cooper, Courtney
Wilton rider has championship
plans [photo], H 2/7/86 p9+
Cooperative Educational
Services
CES to continue leasing Post
School: Proposed purchase
delayed, H 9/16/86 p35+
Grant, corporations finance
training program, H 7/11/86
p14
Program at CES helps adults to
gain basic academic skills, H
4/12/86 p1+
School tenant asks to buy
Willner leaving educational
service in Norwalk [photo], H
4/29/86 p12
Copy Co. Inc.
Corbin, Eileen
Mrs. Corbin elected [photo], H
8/13/86 p27
Corbo, Lee
p25+
Corello, Anthony
Anthony Corello, parks chief was
57, H 6/16/86 p6
Cornish, Andrew
Corporate Communicators
Corporate Communicators
expands [photo], H 3/11/86
p19+
p25+, H 6/24/86 p20, H
7/1/86 p29, H 7/15/86 p30, H
9/9/86 p17+, H 10/7/86 p21+
Wilton agency adds 6 to staff
[photo], H 6/10/86 p25
Corporate Investment Business
Brokers
Corporations, Nonprofit
Panel eyes non-profit lessees as
$$ sources, H 5/22/86 p12
Corrigan, Bruce J.
Firm makes Corrigan a partner
[photo], H 8/4/86 p9+
Cortese, Alexandra
8/19/86 p11+
Cosby, Bill
Moving in [photo], H 8/16/86 p13
Cossuto, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Cossutos observe their 40th, H
8/9/86 p18
Costa, Carolyn
Costello, Christopher
Jurors being selected to hear
murder case, H 12/4/86 p15
Cottrell, Faith A.
Wilton doctor sued in death of
girl, 12, H 6/12/86 p10
Couch, Thomas
City youth found dead in
basement, H 1/27/86 p8
Country Club of Darien Inc.
Membership buys Darien country
club, H 5/23/86 p12
County Federal Savings & Loan
Association
2/25/86 p30
Courville, Jerry Jr.
Sports in Brief: Courvilles in
challenge cup matches, H
5/12/86 p22
Courville, Jerry Sr.
5/12/86 p22
Coyne, Dee Dee
p28
Coyne, Kevin
2/4/86 p20
Craig, Peter
Preparing for the sea [photo], H
7/9/86 p6
Cranbury School
Author's Day at Cranbury [photo],
H 5/3/86 p9
Community helpers [photo], H
3/19/86 p25
Craw, Kenneth III
1/24/86 p1+
Crawford, Joseph M.
5/21/86 p37
Crazy Eddie
Crazy Eddie's will reopen across
street, H 1/9/86 p26
56
Creativity, Activity, Recreation
and Education. SEE CARE
Creeth, Richard F.
p25
Creeth, Richman and Associates
p25
Consultants expand [photo], H
10/7/86 p25
Crime statistics. SEE CRIMINAL
STATISTICS
Crime victims. SEE VICTIMS OF
CRIMES
Criminal statistics
Increase reported in Weston
crime, H 1/20/86 p9+
Police say felonies down for third
year, H 1/28/86 p1+
Police: Crime down in Wilton, H
9/5/86 p11+
Wilton crime reportedly down, H
6/23/86 p11+
Crocker, LeAnn
6/24/86 p27
Crocker, Susan
10/2/86 p27
Cronin, Brian C.
Five for Ireland, H 7/9/86 p6
CROP Walk for the Hungry
CROP hopes to reap $20,000
[photo], H 5/9/86 p6
CROP Walk raises $7,000
[photo], H 5/19/86 p1
Students awarded CROP Cup, H
2/13/86 p37+
Walkers' blisters badges of merit
after hunger trek [photo], H
5/19/86 p13+
Cross & Brown of Connecticut
Inc.
CRRA
Westport to study interlocal
agreement, H 2/10/86 p9+
Cruelty to animals. SEE
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Crump, Frank H.
Frank Crump dies at 56: A
`caring' RTM member, H
11/4/86 p6
Crystal Ice Rink
High insurance rates threaten
indoor rink [photo], H 1/17/86
p23+
Crystal Ice Rink (Continued)
Loss of Crystal Ice Rink creating
major headaches, H 8/2/86
p23+
Skidd set to close Crystal Ice
Rink [photo], H 7/24/86 p11
Cub Scouts-Norwalk
Award recipients [photo], H
8/16/86 p7
Culhane, Don
Cuneo, William J.
William J. Cuneo dies: Former
SNEW engineer [photo], H
2/3/86 p6
Cunningham, James R.
Two ex-councilmen want 2nd
question placed on ballot, H
8/28/86 p1+
Curcio, Peter S.
Cusano Gallery
Paired exhibits open at the
Cusano Gallery [photo], H
9/5/86 p15
Cushman & Wakefield Inc.
Cutler, Peter
Student honored by art
department [photo], H
3/12/86 p9
Cutrufello, Mary F.
Student at BMHS honored
[photo], H 9/25/86 p1+
CVS Pharmacy
D
D'Addario Industries Inc.
D'Arrigo, Joe
`Shirtless' captain recalls Army
days [photo], H 7/24/86 p37+
D'Orso, Lou
Baseball scouts cite Norwalker
[photo], H 9/9/86 p21
D. J. Caten Co.
D/E/Z Associates
If Santa Claus forgot to leave a
camera [photo], H 12/30/86
p19+
Dahl, Heather
2/25/86 p17
Dakers, Robert S.
Collins names Norwich official to
administrative aide position
[photo p8], H 7/14/86 p1+
DAL Advertising
Damast, Dave
6/3/86 p15+
Damman Insurance Associates
Damman Insurance notes its
80th year, H 12/30/86 p19
Dams-Norwalk
New dam to create reservoir, H
8/29/86 p1+
Dams-Westport
Controversy continues to rage
over dam in Westport yard
[photo], H 9/17/86 p11+
Superior Court will determine fate
of dam on Willow Brook, H
4/21/86 p11+
Dan Klota Associates
Danbury Rd.-Georgetown
Drivers warned on intersections,
H 3/13/86 p11+
Danbury Rd.-Wilton
H 3/13/86 p11+
4/4/86 p10
Nursing home plans filed in
Wilton, H 5/1/86 p13+
Office building given approval of
P & Z, H 5/6/86 p10
P & Z permits conversion of old
house, H 1/28/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z reviews plans for
colonial-style office building,
H 4/22/86 p11
Wilton residents drop lawsuit:
Danbury Road land sold, H
9/26/86 p9
Danna Parcel-Darien
RTM to vote on land buy, H
9/13/86 p37
DAR-Drum Hill Chapter
DAR requests help of town to put
on annual fund-raiser, H
6/5/86 p37+
DAR-Norwalk-Village Green
Chapter
DAR chapter celebrates 93rd
birthday [photo], H 1/15/86
p27
DAR named winners in essay
p23
DAR names three as Good
Citizens [photo], H 3/13/86
p15
Four area D. A. R. chapters hear
Major Robert Weitzel [photo],
H 12/8/86 p20
Local DAR chapter hears about
Continental Congress, H
5/13/86 p17
57
Young history scholar is chosen
by DAR [photo], H 7/24/86
p14
Darby, Judy
Weston salutes Girl Scout leader:
`Hometown Hero' selected, H
3/27/86 p13
Darien Book Aid Plan Inc.
Darien Book Aid sent tons of
books to needy, H 6/25/86
p39
Darien Chamber of Commerce
Citizens of the year chosen by
Chamber of Commerce, H
10/17/86 p29+
Darien Dance Club
Darien Dance Club names
officers and future events, H
10/22/86 p19
Darien Dinner Theatre
Ànnie' is a holiday delight for
everyone: At Darien Dinner
Theatre [photo], H 12/5/86
p17+
`Fame' school's Cole still up on
p13+
Winds of Fate [photo], H 5/1/86
p16
Darien High School
Darien officials survey private
school students, H 7/26/86
p13
Darien students plan `Scholar
Aid' telethon [photo], H
5/8/86 p38
Effort aims to teach conservation
to kids, H 8/16/86 p14
Guidance staff to open office on
August 18, H 7/24/86 p17
High school to be host of festival,
H 4/3/86 p37+
Darien High School-Awards
8 students win grants to college,
H 4/10/86 p10
Around the Towns: Darien, H
5/12/86 p10
Nine area students receive Merit
Scholarship, H 4/24/86 p10
Darien High School-Graduation
Darien High School presents 257
diplomas to Class of 1986
[photo], H 6/26/86 p37+
Darien High School-Sports
6/24/86 p25
3/26/86 p16
All-FCIAC tennis picks [photo], H
6/26/86 p28
p25+
Darien High School-Sports
(Continued)
15, H 1/7/86 p11
Krasnavage's debut spoiled
by DHS, 25-0 [photo], H
9/15/86 p21+
Lady Bears beat Darien [photo],
H 5/24/86 p31+
Lady Warriors upset, H 5/30/86
p20
Staples duo all-county [photo], H
12/6/86 p39
3/24/86 p21
Darien Historical Society
The nursery crowd of old in
Darien: Come view the past
[photo], H 4/21/86 p13
Darien Playhouse
Octogenarian facing loss of
apartment over theater, H
1/16/86 p1+
Darien Road Race
Road race will benefit cancer
group, H 9/18/86 p6
Darien Senior Activities Center
Health fair to open on Friday
[photo], H 10/16/86 p17
Darien-Planning and Zoning
Commission
P & Z chairman to seek 141st
seat, H 7/24/86 p17
Darien-Police Dept.
6 officers share Robert Stankye
memorial award, H 11/22/86
p14
Darien officer graduates from FBI
school program [photo], H
6/24/86 p11
Darien remembers fallen police
officer [photo p8], H 5/27/86
p1+
Darien service to honor slain
policeman's memory, H
5/23/86 p11
Officer sues for damages, H
7/29/86 p7
Police get $38,600 for Mercedes
seized in raid, H 11/13/86 p15
Darien-RTM
Darien RTM will vote on $1.5
million project, H 6/14/86 p13
Darien's RTM to alter formula for
tax relief, H 3/15/86 p13+
9/13/86 p37
Darien/New Canaan Smith
College Club
Smith Club elects [photo], H
9/4/86 p14
Daskam, William
Daskam to be back at work
Wednesday, H 12/2/86 p13
Daugherty, Charles M.
Daugherty, Jesse
Boy who fell into pool is listed
`guarded', H 12/22/86 p6
Child recovering from near
drowning, H 12/20/86 p6
Daugherty, Lisa Lindsay
Daughters of the American
Revolution. SEE DAR-NAME
OF CHAPTER
Daughters of the British Empire.
SEE DBE
DAV-Norwalk
DAV aids a veteran [photo], H
10/14/86 p6
DAV donates wheelchairs, H
11/6/86 p30
DAV installs new officers [photo],
H 5/12/86 p19
Davidoff, Dr. Ida
Group honors Dr. Davidoff
[photo], H 6/21/86 p13+
Davis Hill Rd.-Weston
Rescinding of order requested, H
3/15/86 p13+
Davis, F. William
Davis named superintendent in
Narragansett, H 7/23/86 p9+
Day camps-Wilton
Day camp opening in Wilton, H
6/3/86 p17
Day care centers-Norwalk
Licensing codes are prohibitive
for many: The dilemma of
child care [photo], H 12/15/86
p13
Day care centers-Westport
Desperate mom opens child care
center: A problem that is
growing [photo], H 11/10/86
p13
Day care centers-Wilton
P & Z asked to resolve day care
center dispute, H 11/10/86
p9+
P & Z weighs permit for day care
center, H 11/11/86 p24+
Day St.-Norwalk
Century-old SoNo hat, toy factory
to be publishing center
[photo], H 4/1/86 p25
58
DBE
D.B.E. luncheon has notables
and fashions [photo], H
5/10/86 p16
Dead Man's Brook-Westport
Westport seeks OK for foot
bridge, H 1/27/86 p11
Dean, David
2/25/86 p17
Deane's Dogs
Nadyne Cott's wagon rolls at
lunchtime: Franks and all the
works [photo], H 5/22/86 p19
Death-Causes-Norwalk
2 found dead in parked car by
passerby, H 4/9/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Man found dead in
Police Blotter: Woman, 26, found
dead, H 11/8/86 p8
Death-Causes-Weston
Officials: Death of man caused
by cardiac arrest, H 12/9/86
p14
Death-Causes-Westport
Autopsy finds bleeding killed
soccer player [photo], H
11/18/86 p1+
Soccer player killed, H 11/17/86
p1+
Deaths. SEE OBITUARIES
Decision Resources Inc.
Map-Master joins software line of
Westport company, H
3/25/86 p25
Master software developer to be
merged for $13 million, H
8/12/86 p38
p29+, H 7/15/86 p30, H
9/30/86 p20
Decker, Edwin C.
New president is named for
Norden Systems [photo], H
12/17/86 p1+
Decorators, Interior. SEE
INTERIOR DECORATORS
Deer
Police Blotter: Car kills deer in
Deering Co.
Deering Co. is searching for new
home, H 12/11/86 p11
DeFelice, Orlando L.
Accident kills man in Wilton, H
3/8/86 p1+
DeJesus, Oscar F.
Youngster awarded $61,500, H
5/24/86 p1+
DeLamar Estate-Weston
Subdivision of estate before
Weston board, H 3/17/86
p11+
Delaney, Allen
7/29/86 p7
Deliverance Temple Pentecostal
Church
Congregation seeking approved
for church on South Main
Street, H 12/5/86 p10
Delmonico, Robert
Developer, Realtors, firm
recognized: Better Homes
gives citations [photo], H
7/29/86 p11
Delta Building
Firm sells 12-story structure, H
1/10/86 p1+
Delta Partners Inc.
Delta acquisition [photo], H
7/22/86 p29
Delta Realty
H 7/19/86 p11
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Sorority gives scholarships
[photo], H 6/24/86 p24
DeLuca, Frank
Norwalk bowler inducted, H
3/3/86 p19
Deluxe Check Printers Inc.
Dividends, H 12/2/86 p32
DeMattio, Carmen
H 6/6/86 p35
Demeter, Jon
Democratic party-Connecticut
Norwalk delegates reflect party
split, H 7/19/86 p1+
Democratic party-Darien
Darien Dems hoping history
repeats itself, H 10/1/86 p9+
Democratic party-New Canaan
Democrats pick Dorsey in the
26th, H 7/24/86 p38
Democratic party-Norwalk
140th primary set: Mintz vs.
Donen [photo], H 8/9/86 p1+
Ball resigns chairmanship, H
8/7/86 p6
7/9/86 p1+
Democrats nominate Marcus for
judgeship, H 7/26/86 p10
Democrats pick Atkin, H 3/27/86
p1+
Democrats support 140th District
competitors, H 8/27/86 p18
Democrats, Republicans slate
elections for town
committees, H 1/14/86 p11
Dems choose slates for town
panel, H 1/17/86 p6
Dems need to expand their
bailiwick, former national
party chief advises, H
10/8/86 p1
Dems toast Gov. O'Neill in
Rowayton [photo], H
10/20/86 p1+
Donen files petitions to challenge
Mintz, H 8/8/86 p11
DTC agrees to formation of
DTC hears from candidate, standins [photo], H 3/11/86 p11
Headquarters for O'Neill [photo],
H 3/17/86 p9
Local Dems choosing sides, H
1/13/86 p1+
Mintz defeats Donen for second
time, 3-1, H 9/10/86 p1+
Parties gearing up to choose
candidates, H 7/10/86 p8
Sen. Dodd visits local Democrats
[photo], H 3/24/86 p8
Democratic party-Weston
Andre to be Democratic registrar,
H 9/3/86 p33+
Democrats attack Rowland's
record: Town committee
hears candidates, H 3/20/86
p13+
Democrats rallying behind Mary
Mix [photo], H 10/16/86 p15+
Party picks 15 delegates, H
4/3/86 p37+
Weston Democrats grill
governor's representative, H
10/16/86 p15+
Weston Republicans elected, H
1/16/86 p35+
Democratic party-Westport
Democrats court Republican: Mix
asked to be candidate, H
9/18/86 p33+
Democrats elect members for
new town committee, H
2/13/86 p37
Democrats to use lessons
learned to overcome
Republican numbers, H
12/11/86 p13+
GOP, Democrats confident of
victory at polls on Nov. 4
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
Governor keeps Democrats
Hauhuth expects exciting year for
Democrats, H 2/15/86 p17+
59
Mix mulling Democratic offer: In
probate judge race, H
9/20/86 p25+
O'Neill: Sound barriers to get
high DOT priority [photo], H
3/5/86 p1+
Democratic party-Wilton
Candidates review campaign
plans with Wilton Democrats,
H 4/2/86 p14
Democrats gain by GOP switch,
H 8/19/86 p29+
Democrats seek ways to reach
the voters, H 11/13/86 p13+
Moffett attacks O'Neill's record
[photo], H 3/18/86 p13+
Moffett officials preparing for
battle against governor
[photo], H 1/8/86 p9+
Party chairman hopes for
peaceful transition, H
11/15/86 p13
Roche considers bid for
selectman, H 7/25/86 p29+
Route 7 splitting Democrats, H
9/3/86 p33+
Smith critizes GOP cowards, H
4/5/86 p13+
Demonstrations
`Dirty war' is opposed by group
[photo], H 10/8/86 p10
`Friends' rally at Surgical [photo],
H 5/3/86 p1+
100 protestors in attendance for
screenings of `Hail Mary'
[photo], H 3/1/86 p1+
Mayor joins abortion march, H
3/10/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Protesters at
Norden Systems, H 1/8/86 p8
Teachers protest in Norwalk
[photo], H 9/2/86 p1+
Vigil set to protest Contra aid, H
3/12/86 p11
Den, Dr. Marvin
AIDS subject of program at HallBrooke [photo], H 6/12/86
p37+
Denke, Frank A.
Frank A. Denke, dead at age 74,
H 6/24/86 p6
Dennin, Amy
McMahon student wins grant
[photo], H 5/16/86 p6
Dennison, Jerry
Ike Kern honoree [photo], H
7/3/86 p20
Densmore, Michael
New home gives area family
special reason to give thanks
[photo], H 11/24/86 p1+
Dentists
Busy in retirement: Dr. Gordon
Pollock [photo], H 6/5/86 p15
Dentist finds `complete diversion'
beneath waves [photo], H
11/1/86 p1+
Health/Fitness: Orthodontist joins
Health/Fitness: Physician
receives fellowship, H
12/15/86 p33
Joins dentists [photo], H 8/4/86
p25
Youth is awarded $49,000, H
3/29/86 p13+
Dentists-Norwalk
Local dentist named to state
commission [photo], H 3/5/86
p19
DePalma, Nicholas
Good news/Bad news [edit], H
5/7/86 p4
DePanfilis, Ralph A.
Retired postal official enjoying an
active life [photo], H 1/25/86
p1+
Departmental salaries. SEE
WAGES
DeRegt, Joan
Their storks welcome newcomers
to the town [photo], H
5/29/86 p15
Derry, Gene
Not every story has a happy start
[photo], H 11/8/86 p18
Design, Industrial
On her way: Thinking in 3-D
rewards young designer
[photo], H 7/7/86 p9
Designers
p14
Designspring Inc.
DesMartino, Anthony
Knights honor past navigator
[photo], H 4/14/86 p10
Desmond, Edward C.
Desmond wins nod from Wilton
GOP [photo], H 12/10/86 p1+
Wilton names Desmond to
replace Gill [photo], H
12/16/86 p1+
DeVeny, Donald
DeVeny gains nomination for
high sheriff [photo], H
7/23/86 p9+
DeVeny presses sheriff
campaign, H 5/23/86 p12
DeVeny vows change for high
sheriff post, H 7/28/86 p13+
Opponent sees, would end,
political favoritism, H 5/14/86
p1+
Devil's Garden Rd.-Norwalk
Devil's Garden Road changes get
council OK despite pleas, H
4/23/86 p25
Devils Garden is re-opened after
repaving [photo], H 12/3/86
p6
DPW pleased by road project, H
11/20/86 p24
Residents on Devil's Garden
wary of road reconstruction,
H 4/16/86 p12
Devine, Maura
p28
Devine, Robert B.
Robert B. Devine dies at 71:
Former corporation counsel
[photo], H 2/12/86 p6
Dey, James
Diabetes. SEE JUVENILE
DIABETES FOUNDATION
Dial-A-Ride-Weston
Contract awarded this week for
Weston Dial-a-Ride van, H
2/13/86 p37
Dial-a-Ride van heads for
p11+
Weston opens bids for dial-a-ride
van, H 1/21/86 p9+
Diamandis, Jason
3-sport star tops in city, H 5/15/86
p32
Diamantis, George
City's 4 All-State gridders touring
campuses, H 1/29/86 p13
City's best [photo], H 6/4/86 p16
Diamantis, CC spikers to
p19+
[photo], H 8/23/86 p23
Diaz, Peggyann
Peggyann wanted the mink for
mom: Connecticut Wisk
winner [photo], H 5/8/86 p13
Dickison & Rakaseder Inc.
60
Dickler, Sigrund
Flight attendant shuns usual
points for out-of way villages
[photo], H 11/29/86 p13
DiDia, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Bound for Bermuda [photo], H
8/26/86 p15
DiMichele, Patricia
Patricia DiMichele [photo], H
8/4/86 p11
DiPasquale, Dr. Ned
Physician opens office in
DiPietro, Frances
Heart transplant patient's widow
thankful for community's
support, H 12/18/86 p24
DiPietro, John J. Jr.
Boat club projects collect for
heart transplant patient, H
10/10/86 p12
Friends continuing to help hearttransplant, DiPietro, H
11/17/86 p10
John DiPietro recovering: Out of
ICU, H 10/1/86 p6
John J. DiPietro Jr. dies,
transplant patient was 47, H
12/11/86 p6
Local man recovering from
transplant [photo], H 9/25/86
p10
Operation puts DiPietro back in
the hospital, H 11/3/86 p1+
Directors, Motion picture. SEE
MOTION PICTURE
PRODUCERS AND
DIRECTORS
Disabled American Veterans.
SEE DAV-NAME OF TOWN
Disaster relief
Emergency efforts to be
reviewed, H 6/13/86 p13+
Local CP director preparing for
trip to China, H 1/23/86 p32
Town reviews emergency plan, H
6/21/86 p13+
Towns ill-prepared to cope with
disaster: Weston has no
unified plan, H 8/29/86 p1+
disaster: Wilton lacks backup power, H 8/29/86 p1+
Underwater emergency exercises
turn city beach into disaster
area [photo p1], H 6/23/86 p9
Discala Fairfield
Discala is Twin Towers exclusive
agent [photo], H 3/4/86 p25
DiScala, Michael F.
Norwalker designs national
sale/lease plan [photo], H
8/5/86 p24
DiScipio, Michael
Reservist given medal [photo], H
9/3/86 p34
Discover Norwalk. SEE
NORWALK TRANSIT
DISTRICT
Discrimination in educationNorwalk
NAACP charges bring quick
response, H 4/11/86 p1+
Discrimination in employment
Guardians suit settled, H 2/28/86
p1+
Settlement set in 9-year-old suit
vs. city, H 5/7/86 p8
Discrimination in employmentNorwalk
Four claim work bias at city plant,
H 4/24/86 p1+
Discrimination in housingNorwalk
NAACP to city: OK pact or face
court, H 4/18/86 p1+
NAACP's attorney sees pact
freeing $850,000 in HUD
money, H 3/1/86 p1+
Displaced Homemaker's Center
of Fairfield County
Stop the world-the DHs want to
get on: Free workshops start
Tuesday [photo], H 8/28/86
p17
Distribution of wealth. SEE
WEALTH
Diversified Realty
New realtor is hired by Diversified
Realty [photo], H 9/26/86 p49
Dixon, Charmaine
JROTC members receive awards
[photo], H 5/9/86 p10
Dixon, Robert W.
Four area residents elected to
board of trustees at UB, H
5/29/86 p28
Doble, John
Terrorism is driving distressed
executives to Darien firm's
door [photo], H 5/15/86 p1+
Dobyns, Phyllis
Mountain of money raised: SCF
benefits from climb [photo], H
3/1/86 p13
Docks-Norwalk
Blooms seek dock OK for East
Permission is being sought for
new floating dock system, H
9/24/86 p22
Dog pound-Weston
Weston ready to raise rates for
dog pound [photo], H
11/13/86 p13+
Dogs
2,000 dogs to be in ring at Ox
Ridge, H 9/19/86 p14
All the dogs had their day [photo],
H 9/22/86 p13
Dog ordinance debated in
Westport: Vote to be taken in
July, H 6/4/86 p9
Doggie death decree denied, H
10/17/86 p1+
Skirmish over custody of canine
is continuing, H 10/17/86 p1+
Who asks `Charlie's opinion?, H
9/30/86 p1+
Wilton considers raising fees for
impounding roaming dogs, H
10/21/86 p15
Dogs-Law and legislationWestport
Westport to enact pooperscooper law?, H 5/30/86 p29
Dogs-New Canaan
New Canaan residents embroiled
in dog fight, H 11/8/86 p41+
Town attorney asked to rule on
dogs, H 11/20/86 p43
Dogs-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Dog owner facing
Dogs-Westport
Dog owners to clean up after
pets, H 7/2/86 p37+
Dohl, Nancy L.
Appears in Ànnie' [photo], H
8/6/86 p16
Dohm, Sally
Pot of gold found in Darien
[photo], H 12/20/86 p10
Dolan, John T. "Terry"
`Terry' Dolan, ex-Norwalker dies
at 36, H 12/30/86 p6
Domestic violence. SEE FAMILY
VIOLENCE
Dominick, Andrew
CB golden anniversary [photo], H
5/17/86 p20
Dominick, Lillian
5/17/86 p20
Domino's Pizza
Have you said `Let's call for a
pizza?' [photo], H 10/7/86 p22
Donen, Steven R.
Candidate ruffles registrars, H
8/16/86 p1+
Donen criticizes GOP, Mills:
Campaign Roundup, H
7/11/86 p24
Mintz, H 8/8/86 p11
61
Donen issues call for debate: For
140th District Democrats, H
8/29/86 p28
Donen proposes to strive for
better access to polls, H
8/15/86 p6
Donen tosses hat into ring
[photo], H 6/30/86 p8
Donen wants a primary vs. Mintz,
H 7/31/86 p1+
Donen wants party backing for
140th seat, H 6/5/86 p8
Janet Mills blamed for hikes in
taxes, H 6/23/86 p9
Mills draws criticism from Donen
as Democrat enters race in
140th, H 7/1/86 p10
time, 3-1, H 9/10/86 p1+
Donen, H 9/3/86 p11
Tashjian was unaware Donen
had opponent, H 7/12/86 p1+
Donenfeld, Carole
Benefactors honored [photo], H
5/15/86 p42
Donenfeld, Irwin
5/15/86 p42
Doping in sports
Drug abuse program in FCIAC, H
10/18/86 p15+
Doppelt, Dr. Cela
Health/Fitness: Dr. Doppelt joins
p29
Doran Manufacturing Co.
Dore, Anita Wilkes
Library board names new
trustees [photo], H 2/5/86 p11
Dorn, Vinnie
Norwalkers retire [photo], H
6/3/86 p25
Dorr, Christopher M.
Dorsey, Louis
CEA endorses Dorsey in 26th, H
11/1/86 p14
26th, H 7/24/86 p38
Dorsey supports law to require
drug programs, H 8/22/86 p10
Dorsey waging hard campaign: In
26th state Senate district
[photo], H 8/26/86 p11+
Educators endorse Dorsey:
Freedman attacks drug
issue, H 10/29/86 p39
Schine and Dorsey enter state
legislative contests, H 7/8/86
p9+
Dougherty, Anne
Assessor awaits field work:
Grand List takes precedence
[photo], H 2/1/86 p13+
Dowie, Ian J.
Exxon Corp. to appeal $10.1
million award, H 7/17/86 p14
Westporter wins $10.0 million in
Exxdon lawsuit, H 7/16/86
p41+
Downing, Mariane Elizabeth
p16
Doyle, Darren B.
Around the Towns: Doyle
8/5/86 p12
Doyle, Harry J.
Harry J. Doyle dies: Revlon Inc.
executive, H 8/9/86 p6
Doyle, Mike
Doyle, Peggy
Laryngectomy hasn't stopped
Doyle [photo], H 7/19/86 p1+
Drainage. SEE ROAD DRAINAGE
Drew, Thomas E.
Thomas E. Drew, attorney, opens
Westport office, H 5/29/86
p19
Drinking problem. SEE
ALCOHOLISM
Driscoll School
Commissioner teaches school
[photo], H 6/11/86 p1
Survey: Parents feel kids òverprogrammed', H 11/20/86 p41
Driscoll School-Awards
Receives award [photo], H
8/12/86 p21
Driscoll School-Staff
8/12/86 p21
Driveways-Weston
Selectmen amend driveway
ordinance: Changes to take
effect July 16, H 6/27/86 p11
Driveways-Wilton
Driving under the influence of
alcohol. SEE DRUNK DRIVING
Driving while intoxicated (DWI).
SEE DRUNK DRIVING
Drotman, Barbara E.
NCC names new director of
admissions [photo], H
10/30/86 p11
Drowning
Man drowns: Swimmer in Sound
saved, H 7/7/86 p1+
Drowning-Westport
Bridgeporter drowns while
clamming, H 5/12/86 p9+
Drowning-Wilton
Wilton teen drowns while waterskiing, H 8/8/86 p1+
Drug abuse. SEE ALSO
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Drug abuse and SchoolsNorwalk
Sixth pleads in drug case, H
6/26/86 p17
6/3/86 p1+
Drug abuse-Norwalk
Community acceptance blamed
for drug abuse [photo], H
10/16/86 p13
Drug raid suspect in hospital, H
10/17/86 p1+
Norwalk's officials declare all-out
war against illegal drugs
[photo], H 11/18/86 p1+
Residents irked by drug traffic
near complex, H 6/4/86 p1+
Treatment official: Drug use up in
city, H 12/31/86 p7
Drug abuse-Prevention-Fairfield
County
10/18/86 p15+
Organization against drugs being
planned, H 4/21/86 p11+
Drug abuse-Prevention-New
Canaan
Students told of drug perils
[photo], H 7/18/86 p1+
Drug abuse-Prevention-Norwalk
Forum on crack scheduled by
GNCC, H 10/1/86 p19
Vitam to offer advice to teens
Consultation week set Oct. 6,
H 10/1/86 p19
Drug abuse-Prevention-Weston
Parents sent drug/alcohol
handbook, H 12/1/86 p13+
Drug abuse-Prevention-Westport
Town to seek grant to fight drug
abuse, H 8/7/86 p9
Westport group joins drug abuse
fight, H 3/27/86 p13+
Drug abuse-Prevention-Wilton
Police add films to child and drug
abuse fight, H 8/15/86 p29
Restoration of drug counseling
funds requested, H 1/18/86
p13
School system seeks grant for
drug prevention unit, H
6/20/86 p11+
Drug abuse-Treatment
[photo], H 12/13/86 p13+
62
Drug abuse-Treatment-Norwalk
Area program's goal is freeing
men from drugs, H 3/22/86
p35
Drug abuse-Treatment-Westport
Group forms for family of cocaine
users, H 7/9/86 p35
Drug abuse-Weston
Drug use studied in Weston, H
4/15/86 p13+
Student drug poll completed, H
3/20/86 p13
Drug abuse-Westport
H 2/22/86 p13+
Drugs in sports. SEE DOPING IN
SPORTS
Drum Hill Development Corp.
Developer counters charges, H
4/5/86 p8
Exchange of charges continues
over blasting, H 4/9/86 p1+
Drum Hill Rd.-Wilton
Dredging of pond approved, H
7/3/86 p11+
Drunk driving-Wilton
Students sobered by seminar, H
1/16/86 p35
Dubois, Lorraine
New motion filed in school board
lawsuit, H 10/27/86 p13+
Weston school board wins fiveyear court battle, H 2/27/86
p35+
Ducks
Reward grows for information on
duck killings, H 8/18/86 p14
Dugan, Marilyn
`Hometown heroes' selected:
Town honors Monahan,
Dugan, H 3/22/86 p13+
Duke Laboratories Inc.
Foundation gives UB $250,000
challenge, H 12/2/86 p32
Dullea, Keir
Dullea is Ruskin in Victorian
Scandal: New Maggie
Williams play [photo], H
5/23/86 p15
Dunham, Christopher
Dunham appointed to RTM, H
2/18/86 p13+
Dunphy, Desiree
`World Sweetheart' [photo], H
8/4/86 p11
City girl is named `World
Sweetheart', H 7/15/86 p6
Mini Miss winner [photo], H
1/23/86 p16
Durking, William A. III
In form [photo], H 3/17/86 p18
Dwyer, John
Retired men are recognized
[photo], H 4/26/86 p10
E
E & F Development Co.
Fairfielder joins development firm
as its controller, H 8/5/86 p25
Eagles Lair
area [photo], H 8/23/86 p13+
Earnings. SEE WAGES
Earth Run
`First Earth Run' makes Norwalk
second stop in globe-girdling
trot [map], H 9/15/86 p1+
Earth Run torch carried through
p1+
Ready to run for world peace
[photo], H 9/16/86 p10
Woman races clock to carry
Earth Run torch to Norwalk
[photo], H 8/16/86 p6
Earthquakes-Mexico
SCF program aids earthquake
victims, H 1/27/86 p12
East Ave. United Methodist
Church
Rev. Horne is leaving Norwalk for
New York post [photo], H
3/8/86 p7
East Norwalk Advent Christian
Church
Congregation marking
9/20/86 p37
East Norwalk Library
Leading readers [photo], H
8/30/86 p19
Easter Seal Society
Needlework competition aids
Eastern County Rehab
Eastman, Philip Dey "P. D."
P. D. Eastman dies: Area author
was 76 [photo], H 1/10/86 p6
Eber, Jennifer
Ebling, Darlene
Administrator set to begin new
job [photo], H 8/9/86 p13+
Eckman, Christopher B.
2 area students on state council,
H 10/17/86 p28
council, H 9/27/86 p35+
Economic conditions. SEE
NAME OF CITY OR TOWN
WITH SUBDIVISION
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Ed Mitchell Inc.
Store asks to expand retain
space, H 5/29/86 p33+
Edgecombe, Jason
Edgecombe chosen for seminar,
H 10/4/86 p10
Edgecombe to be Brookside
p1+
Education-Costs-Connecticut
School costs exceed $4,000 per
pupil, H 6/25/86 p13
Education-Costs-Westport
Westport tops list on money to
schools, H 4/23/86 p1+
Education-Data processing
Computer program debated, H
3/13/86 p11+
Education-Finance-Fairfield
County
County towns head list in school
expenditures, H 7/17/86 p13
Education-Norwalk
Burgess: Needy need skills:
Sloan: System doing its best,
H 4/3/86 p1+
Educational discrimination. SEE
DISCRIMINATION IN
EDUCATION
Educational exchanges
Tears accompany farewells as
AFS students head home
[photo], H 7/1/86 p11+
Educational surveys
p13
Edwards, Douglas
College gives special award to
Edwards [photo], H 4/23/86
p23
Ehinger, George
5/21/86 p37
Ekstrom, Peter
El Salvador
AmeriCares sends aid to quake
victims, H 10/29/86 p39
Lessons of living go on amid
gunfire in El Salvador
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9+
Elderhouse
Elderhouse board whittles
`comfort items' from plans, H
6/11/86 p35
Elderhouse breaks ground
[photo], H 8/28/86 p11
Elderhouse gets a windfall: Cuts
may be restored, H 8/4/86 p6
Elderhouse is given variance, H
1/31/86 p23
63
Elderhouse is not so lucky, H
4/30/86 p1+
Elderhouse plans out to bid: Site
is near Green, H 4/1/86 p9
Help Elderhouse [edit], H 7/16/86
p4
Lease is signed for Elderhouse
[photo], H 6/4/86 p1
P & Z gives final approval to
Elderhouse plan, H 2/20/86
p10
Eldredge, Allison
Prodigy stars with Bridgeport
Symphony: Season starts
Oct. 11 [photo], H 10/3/86
p13+
Elections-Connecticut
battle: Anastasia is confident
but cautious [photo], H
10/28/86 p1+
battle: King wages a `positive
campaign' [photo], H
10/28/86 p1+
142nd district race: Mullaney
faces uphill fight [photo], H
10/28/86 p11+
1986 Official Vote Tally by
Norwalk Precinct [chart], H
11/8/86 p18
H 7/14/86 p9
Absentee votes low in primary
battle, H 9/9/86 p1+
Atkin announces run, H 7/18/86
p1+
Atkin backed, H 4/24/86 p8
Atkin's long wait dominated
Democrat's night [photo]
[chart], H 11/5/86 p24
[photo], H 3/19/86 p1+
[photo], H 4/25/86 p1+
Battle of personalities in 142nd
may be a victim of numbers
game, H 11/1/86 p13
Belaga blasts O'Neill's `crisis'
response to turnpike safety,
H 8/28/86 p1+
Belaga disappointed on `face-off'
reply, H 4/16/86 p9
Belaga downplays Fairfield GOP
vote [photo], H 4/2/86 p1+
(Continued)
Belaga questions proposed
pipeline path, H 8/15/86 p30
Belaga ready for Tuesday
Republican caucus:
Candidate hopeful on `home
turf', H 3/29/86 p13+
Belaga rules out Bozzuto's offer,
H 4/9/86 p11+
Belaga says Fairfield County
holds key in GOP primary, H
8/14/86 p29+
Belaga takes aim at O'Neill in
hometown campaign stop, H
9/12/86 p31+
Belaga: State residents
overtaxed, H 10/3/86 p1+
Bozzuto, Belaga at odds over
drug war strategy [photo], H
8/21/86 p1+
District nod: Camp eager to
return to Hartford [photo], H
9/6/86 p25+
District nod: Freedman
confident of victory [photo], H
9/6/86 p25+
[photo], H 10/30/86 p20
7/9/86 p1+
Candidate net worth is revealed,
H 10/11/86 p1+
8/16/86 p1+
Candidates differ on transit issue,
H 6/19/86 p1+
Candidates endorsed, H 9/23/86
p10
Candidates in 141st go to bat at
forum [photo], H 10/28/86
p11+
Candidates spar for dollars in 5th
Candidates to appear at
weekend's events, H 9/6/86
p25+
Candidates wary of Route 7
campaign issue, H 8/27/86
p35
Carrafiello takes aim at Rowland:
Candidate visits Weston, H
6/20/86 p11+
CEA endorses Dorsey in 26th, H
11/1/86 p14
Cohen is favorite for Dem nod in
5th District, H 7/21/86 p9
Cohen questions opponent's
leadership: 5th
Congressional District race
[photo], H 10/23/86 p13+
p11+
Collins says Moffett's drive
mirrors events here in 1975,
H 2/14/86 p6
Committee set, H 1/21/86 p6
Darien man gets nod in 27th, H
7/16/86 p41
Darien vote key in the 25th: Atkin
sees House experience
making him informed senator
[photo], H 10/31/86 p1+
Darien vote key in the 25th:
Santo hoping to repeat win in
primary five months ago
[photo], H 10/31/86 p1+
Democrats nominate Mintz for
140th Assembly District, H
7/24/86 p23
Democrats nominate Schmidt, H
7/25/86 p29+
Democrats pick Atkin as
candidate in 25th, H 7/24/86
p21
26th, H 7/24/86 p38
Democrats pick Schine in 136th,
H 7/25/86 p29
Mix [photo], H 10/16/86 p15+
p41+
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Democrats support 140th District
competitors, H 8/27/86 p18
Democrats support O'Neill, H
10/29/86 p37+
Democrats throw support to
Belaga, H 10/22/86 p37+
Dems to pin hopes on
Niedermeier [photo], H
7/21/86 p1+
Rowayton [photo], H
10/20/86 p1+
64
Campaign Roundup, H
7/11/86 p24
Mintz, H 8/8/86 p11
8/29/86 p28
8/15/86 p6
Donen tosses hat into ring
[photo], H 6/30/86 p8
H 7/31/86 p1+
Donen wants party backing for
140th seat, H 6/5/86 p8
Dorsey supports law to require
drug programs, H 8/22/86 p10
Dorsey waging hard campaign: In
26th state Senate district
[photo], H 8/26/86 p11+
issue, H 10/29/86 p39
Esposito names Redi, Bolster cochairmen, H 10/2/86 p10
Esposito to seek 4th term [photo],
H 7/15/86 p1+
First selectman will seek GOP
nomination in 142nd district,
H 7/16/86 p41
For Republicans it was an upand-down night [photo], H
11/5/86 p25
Ford mounts Stamford stump to
urge McKinney re-election
[photo], H 9/5/86 p1+
Four GOP candidates for
governor flay away at O'Neill
and each other [photo], H
4/7/86 p1+
Fourth District race draws
national attention:
Congressman banking on
House clout [photo], H
11/3/86 p1+
national attention:
Niedermeier: Coast needs
strong voice [photo], H
11/3/86 p1+
9/10/86 p11+
Freedman expresses her views
on major issues affecting
elderly, H 10/16/86 p17
Freedman sweeps `safe' 26th
[photo], H 11/5/86 p41+
Freedman to challenge Gill:
Fuchs to seek Belaga's seat,
H 6/21/86 p13+
(Continued)
Fuchs edges Schine in the 136th
district [photo], H 11/5/86
p41+
Fuchs issues statement about
span, H 10/7/86 p11+
Fund raiser is appointed, H
7/12/86 p6
Fundraiser held for Mintz [photo],
H 7/14/86 p9
race, H 9/11/86 p1+
Gill and Roche respond to
Mullaney's criticism, H
10/2/86 p35+
Gill captures 142nd nomination,
H 7/18/86 p11+
Gill eager to go to Hartford:
142nd district race [photo], H
10/29/86 p37+
Gill leading Mullaney in campaign
donations, H 10/16/86 p15+
Gill to seek Senate seat [photo],
H 5/15/86 p15+
Gill, Mullaney engage in Route 7
discussion, H 10/10/86 p31+
Gill, Mullaney speak at forum
[photo], H 10/7/86 p11+
GOP backs Freedman in 26th
[photo], H 7/16/86 p41
GOP candidate asks O'Neill to
see Merritt at rush hour, H
8/20/86 p13+
GOP candidates stress
importance of the Fairfield
County vote [photo], H
10/20/86 p13+
GOP chiefs head committee for
election of Santo, H 4/19/86
p6
GOP gives Westporter, Lyons
nods, H 4/3/86 p1+
p27
GOP taps Lyons for 139th, H
7/18/86 p1+
GOP to pick candidate for 136th
GOP to select candidate for 26th
state Senate seat, H 7/15/86
p11
win [photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Governor berated by candidates,
H 9/5/86 p11+
Hansen joins Senate race
[photo], H 6/25/86 p41+
Health no bar to race in '86
[photo], H 1/14/86 p1+
Indy Party endorses Mintz,
Esposito: In break from
tradition, H 10/24/86 p10
taxes, H 6/23/86 p9
John Ryan takes shot at spot on
GOP ticket, H 7/26/86 p1+
6/2/86 p1+
King opens headquarters, H
9/4/86 p19, H 9/11/86 p19
Knopp critical of contributors to
Lyons' campaign war chest,
H 10/22/86 p10
Knopp gets Democratic
nomination for 139th District
assembly seat [photo], H
7/25/86 p1+
Knopp lashes out at assembly
foe Lyons, H 10/15/86 p10
Knopp, Lyons swap volleys as
assembly campaign opens,
H 7/29/86 p1+
Law named treasurer for
LeMoult, H 9/24/86 p22
Lawless to manage LeMoult's
League reports attempts to
manipulate debate, H
10/29/86 p37+
9/2/86 p11
LeMoult to challenge Rep.
Esposito: Race in the 137th
[photo], H 7/21/86 p1+
Local Dems choosing sides, H
1/13/86 p1+
Lyons has no challenger for GOP
backing in 139th, H 7/17/86
p9
Lyons responds to charges by
139th District opponent, H
10/16/86 p12
Lyons wants Rudolf seat in
Hartford [photo], H 3/21/86
p1+
McKinney tabbed for his ninth
term [photo], H 7/12/86 p1+
McKinney will seek a 9th term
[photo], H 4/28/86 p1+
Meyer appoints campaign staff, H
10/30/86 p39
Meyer chalks up easy victory in
135th, H 11/5/86 p43
Meyer renominated in 135th, H
7/18/86 p11+
Mills also comes under fire by
2nd Democratic hopeful, H
7/11/86 p24
Mills draws criticism from Donen
as Democrat enters race in
140th, H 7/1/86 p10
time, 3-1, H 9/10/86 p1+
65
Mintz given endorsement, H
6/17/86 p10
Donen, H 9/3/86 p11
Mintz rips Mills for `no' vote on
schools bill, H 6/18/86 p22
Mintz, Mills in tug of war for 140th
District: Mills vows to
continue program cuts
[photo], H 10/30/86 p1+
Moffet backers regroup, to
support O'Neill slate [photo],
H 7/21/86 p1+
Moffett attacks O'Neill's record
[photo], H 3/18/86 p13+
Moffett officials preparing for
battle against governor
[photo], H 1/8/86 p9+
Mullaney backed by state
teachers, H 11/1/86 p14
Mullaney blasts Gill, Roche:
Candidate charges
insensitivity, H 10/1/86 p9+
Mullaney endorsed by Democrats
in 142nd [photo], H 7/25/86
p29+
Mullaney endorses by Dodd, H
10/22/86 p38
Mullaney will challenge Roche:
Democrat in 142nd District
race [photo], H 5/22/86 p17+
Niedermeier 4th District Dem
choice [photo], H 7/22/86 p1+
Niedermeier envisions `close,
hot' campaign [photo], H
8/2/86 p1+
Niedermeier lays the groundwork
for 1988 rematch with
McKinney [photo], H 11/5/86
p18
Niedermeier visits Norwalk on
opening day of campaign
[photo], H 2/25/86 p34
Norwalk delegates reflect party
split, H 7/19/86 p1+
Numbers may hold key to
outcome in GOP's 142nd
District primary, H 9/6/86
p25+
p1+
Opponents accuse Rowland of
flip-flopping, H 7/2/86 p37+
Opponents take up the issues
[photo], H 10/28/86 p11+
seat, H 7/24/86 p17
Party feud dumps `Van' from
slate, H 7/18/86 p1+
Party leaders query Gill, H 9/2/86
p13+
(Continued)
Peters to decide on primary
soon, H 7/28/86 p13+
p1+
Primary results [edit], H 9/10/86
p4
Redding helps Gill to victory
[photo], H 11/5/86 p41+
Rep. Belaga relying on capitol
experience [photo], H 8/2/86
p1+
Rep. Belaga urges role for Guard
[photo], H 8/21/86 p1+
Rep. Meyer to run unopposed?,
H 7/25/86 p29
Republicans face primary in 26th,
H 7/30/86 p9+
Richard King announces for
Assembly, H 7/17/86 p9
Ridgefield developer seeks
Rowland's seat [photo p8], H
6/4/86 p1+
Roche won't run for re-election
[photo], H 7/10/86 p13+
Rowland renominated by GOP:
Delegates are unanimous
[photo], H 7/14/86 p11
Rudolf backed for Senate:
Primary ahead, H 7/16/86 p1+
Rudolf out of election for seat in
Senate, H 3/28/86 p1+
H 3/26/86 p1+
Rudolf: Freedman candidacy was
òrchestrated' by Lyons, H
7/1/86 p1+
Santo counters criticism of funds
distribution, H 7/11/86 p24
Santo financial statement still
missing, H 10/21/86 p10
Santo indicates intent to pursue
re-election [photo], H 7/10/86
p1+
Santo outpolls Santaniello's
widow to gain GOP
nomination for Senate
[photo], H 4/1/86 p1+
Santo wins 25th thanks to Darien
[photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
p9+
Sen. Truglia renominated, H
7/24/86 p17
Special vote for senator likely in
May, H 3/18/86 p1+
Speck endorses Peters
candidacy, H 7/8/86 p9+
State Rep. candidates square off,
H 10/23/86 p1+
Tashjian was unaware Donen
had opponent, H 7/12/86 p1+
p13+
Toby Moffett brings his campaign
to Norwalk, H 2/24/86 p13
Two council chiefs competing in
139th: Knopp cites
knowledge of Norwalk
[photo], H 10/29/86 p1+
139th: Lyons says he can get
things done [photo], H
10/29/86 p1+
Two Democrats in primary for 5th
district nomination [photo], H
7/31/86 p1+
Two vie for election by 137th
District's voters: Esposito
keys on his tenure in
p1+
District's voters: LeMoult's
bid based on his background
[photo], H 10/27/86 p1+
Two waging hot battle for 4th
District seat: McKinney rides
wave of experience [photo],
H 10/29/86 p7
U. S. Sen. Gary Hart attends
fundraiser for Neidermeier
[photo], H 9/22/86 p1+
9/10/86 p1+
Van Norstrand wins election to
sixth term, H 11/5/86 p1+
Victorious McKinney lambastes
electorate's poor turnout at
polls, H 11/5/86 p1+
p1+
Voters stand behind Belaga but
race draws little interest, H
10/29/86 p37+
Waterbury lawyer tops Peters in
try for district nomination, H
7/22/86 p1+
Young sets sights on reduced
taxes, H 11/6/86 p16
Elections-Darien
Darien Dems hoping history
repeats itself, H 10/1/86 p9+
Incumbents win back nomination,
H 9/10/86 p11+
Santo posts easy win in Senate
test [photo], H 5/7/86 p1+
Schmidt looks forward to election
battle with Van Nostrand
[photo], H 9/22/86 p13+
66
H 5/5/86 p1+
Elections-Fairfield County
Capoccitti's withdrawal cancels
primary, H 8/22/86 p10
Deputies told to contribute to
DeVeny gains nomination for
high sheriff [photo], H
7/23/86 p9+
DeVeny presses sheriff
DeVeny vows change for high
sheriff post, H 7/28/86 p13+
Mak sure contribution probe
would uncover no
wrongdoing [photo], H
5/14/86 p1+
Opponent sees, would end,
political favoritism, H 5/14/86
p1+
Republicans renominate Edwin
Mak for sheriff [photo], H
7/22/86 p10
Elections-New Canaan
Burke is looking forward to
probate judge challenge
[photo], H 10/31/86 p53+
9/10/86 p11
Burke wins with ease in probate
race, H 11/5/86 p42
Candidate to seek write-in vote,
H 9/23/86 p29+
Kimes enters race for judge of
probate [photo], H 6/20/86
p11+
Kimes set to contest nomination,
H 8/16/86 p13+
Richard Stewart pinning hopes
on the write-in vote [photo],
H 10/31/86 p53+
Elections-Norwalk
1986 Official Vote Tally by
Norwalk Precinct [chart], H
11/8/86 p18
2 vie to become Norwalk-Wilton
probate judge [photo], H
11/1/86 p20
38,859 are eligible for Tuesday's
vote, H 11/3/86 p1+
Absentees are down this year, H
11/4/86 p1+
H 7/28/86 p1+
City counsel to announce his
candidacy [photo], H 6/20/86
p9
Fate of Santaniello seat to be
decided Tuesday, H 5/3/86
p11
For the record [letter], H 10/27/86
p5
Elections-Norwalk (Continued)
Independent Party deletes
restriction: On mayoral
nominations, H 10/30/86 p10
7/16/86 p1+
Local GOP split is revealed by a
review of party's losses, H
11/6/86 p1+
Long lines discourage several
voters in city, H 11/6/86 p11
Marcus opens campaign for
7/2/86 p37+
Officials say May 6 election cost
city $3.50 per ballot, H 6/3/86
p1+
Probate judge vacancy lures
GOP trio as Wednesday
convention approaches
[photo], H 7/14/86 p1+
Today is day of decision at the
polls: Heavy turnout this
morning at polling spots, H
11/4/86 p1+
Two bow out of race for probate
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
Vallerie easy winner of Probate
Vallerie seen probate pick as
GOP meets, H 7/16/86 p1+
H 5/5/86 p1+
Elections-U. S.
Assembly hopeful seeking
support, H 5/22/86 p17+
Elections-Weston
Mix to run for probate judge on
Democratic ticket, H 9/30/86
p17
Elections-Westport
Capuano captures judgeship, H
11/5/86 p41+
9/18/86 p33+
Democrats to use lessons
learned to overcome
Republican numbers, H
12/11/86 p13+
Mary Mix to be candidate for
judge of probate, H 7/8/86
p9+
9/20/86 p25+
p17
Nevas joins Westport RTM, H
11/14/86 p27+
race, H 7/18/86 p11+
Probate judge candidate sets
campaign committee, H
10/25/86 p42
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
Elections-Wilton
Former foes still skirmishing: Gill
and Smith, H 10/9/86 p13+
Four in the running to replace
Mrs. Gill, H 11/21/86 p1+
Front-runner balks in race for first
Gill, Smith exchange volleys:
Over campaign contributions,
H 10/8/86 p23+
Marcus opens campaign for
7/2/86 p37+
Mullaney: Gill failed to file finance
record, H 9/17/86 p11+
Party labels change meaning on
local level, H 11/25/86 p9+
Quincy joins selectman's race, H
11/25/86 p1+
Reason sought for poor turnout,
H 11/12/86 p25+
Republicans begin work to fill
selectman seat, H 10/15/86
p13+
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
Wilton clerk outlines special
election process, H 11/29/86
p13
Electric power failures
Accident on Route 123 KOs
power, H 1/27/86 p1+
Crews repairing cable blamed for
power loss, H 1/15/86 p1
Fallen line blamed for outage, H
2/19/86 p13+
Pair of morning outages leave
1,100 without power, H
4/8/86 p6
Power lost in Westport, H 1/6/86
p1+
Power outages of concern to
Hauhuth, H 1/18/86 p13+
Power returning after storm
[photo], H 11/20/86 p1+
67
Squall leaves many powerless
[photo], H 7/30/86 p1+
Sudden storm snarls traffic,
power lines, H 8/8/86 p1+
Tree limb blamed for loss of
power to Wilton homes, H
1/8/86 p6
Utility companies draw criticism
of residents, H 2/24/86 p11+
Electric power failures-Norwalk
9,000 without power in 2
incidents in area, H 9/16/86
p11
Electric power failures-Weston
Weston resident battles with CL
& P over electrical service
[photo], H 9/27/86 p35+
Electric power failures-Westport
9,000 without power in 2
incidents in area, H 9/16/86
p11
Electric Regulator factory. SEE
WATERSIDE BUILDING
Electric shock
Boom hits wire: Shock burns
man, H 6/10/86 p6
Electrolux Corp. of America
Electrolux donates cleaners to
charity, H 7/25/86 p6
Elementary Schools-Norwalk
3 of city's elementary schools opt
for accreditation program, H
5/12/86 p19
Group discusses goals for
elementary schools, H
5/13/86 p19
Elevators
Police Blotter: Man trapped in
elevator, H 9/23/86 p8
Elizabeth St.-Norwalk
Agreement stays threat of
eviction, H 8/8/86 p1+
Tenants agree to cash offer for
relocation, H 8/12/86 p1+
Tenants say landlord is
intimidating [photo], H 8/7/86
p1+
Elks Club-Westport
Elks to help buy new ambulance
[photo], H 1/9/86 p9
Elldredge, Allison
Local musicians tops in youth
competition [photo], H
3/14/86 p17
Elliott, Don
Don Elliott memorial is concert on
p15
Elliott, Theodore H. Jr.
Prime Capital chairman
associated with Bridgeport
Innovation Center [photo], H
8/12/86 p39
Elm St.-New Canaan
Office plan still draws opposition,
H 9/17/86 p11+
Ely Ave.-Norwalk
Builder wants to buy footpath: At
Ely Avenue School, H
11/20/86 p10
Ely School. SEE NATHANIEL
ELY SCHOOL
Embezzlement-Norwalk
Embezzlement-Westport
Westport firm files suit to attach
employee's assets, H
8/27/86 p35+
Embezzlement-Wilton
Officer's case is transferred to
Panel to hold hearings on
suspensions, H 3/13/86 p11+
Emergency communication
systems-Norwalk
Residents balking at changes, H
12/16/86 p1+
Emergency communication
systems-Westport
Officials review emergency plan,
H 11/20/86 p41+
Emergency Medical Services Co.
Terrorism is driving distressed
executives to Darien firm's
door [photo], H 5/15/86 p1+
Emergency medical servicesDarien
Volunteer teens operate Darien
ambulance service [photo], H
5/9/86 p1+
Emergency medical servicesNorwalk
Paramedics' duty is saving
human lives [photo], H
5/27/86 Supp. p2A
Praise for action [letter], H
9/10/86 p5
Emergency medical servicesRowayton
Residents of Rowayton criticize
emergency medical
operations, H 10/24/86 p11
Rowayton EMS issues appeal for
Rowayton EMS wins
independence from fire
department, H 6/10/86 p1+
Rowayton EMS would like to
relocate its base, H 4/11/86
p14
Rowayton may lose EMS corps,
H 8/15/86 p11
Rowayton Volunteer Emergency
Medical Service disbanded,
H 11/11/86 p13
Emergency medical servicesWeston
EMTs respond to school
èmergency' [photo], H
5/2/86 p9+
Permit problem unresolved for
new Weston ambulance, H
2/12/86 p13+
Red tape idles ambulance, H
2/3/86 p11
Weston EMS in need of cash for
ambulance, H 10/18/86 p27+
Emergency medical techniciansWilton
Paid EMT posts backed in
Wilton, H 10/7/86 p11+
Emergency preparedness. SEE
DISASTER RELIEF
Emergency relief. SEE
DISASTER RELIEF
Emery Air Freight Corp.
Emery Air Freight earnings rise,
H 7/24/86 p38
Emery first to contribute for
awards, H 8/2/86 p13+
Emery of Wilton suspends
dividend, H 12/18/86 p27
Reluctant couple in home-sale
pact sued by Emery, H
5/6/86 p9+
p29+, H 6/10/86 p25+
Emery, Janet M.
Memorial to his mother dedicated
by John Emery [photo], H
6/24/86 p17
Emig Foundation Inc.
Foundation gives out first grant,
H 10/4/86 p11
Employee participation in
technological innovations.
SEE TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATIONS-EMPLOYEE
PARTICIPATION
Employees, Dismissal of
Layoffs ordered by Perkin-Elmer,
H 6/18/86 p1+
Employees, Dismissal ofNorwalk
Firm to aid ex-workers locate
work, H 11/24/86 p1+
P-E crops over 400 from payroll,
H 11/24/86 p1+
Employment-Norwalk
Banner year for permits: P & Z
files annual report, H 5/10/86
p11
Encore Club of Wilton
Encore helps two services
[photo], H 9/2/86 p18
Help from Encore Club [photo], H
6/18/86 p24
68
New Encore officers [photo], H
6/25/86 p38
Energy conservation-Weston
Federal funds to 17 buildings,
one in Weston, H 5/19/86 p20
Engineers
Engineers give Pastore of ASE
Principal Award [photo], H
5/6/86 p21
Engle, Joseph
McMahon's Engle is city's
strongest HS athlete [photo],
H 3/20/86 p25+
English, Darren
Welch, H 1/21/86 p17+
3/6/86 p21+
H 2/14/86 p31+
English, H 2/13/86 p25+
Entrepreneur. SEE
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Entrepreneurial Woman's
Network
Entrepreneurial Women give to
Crisis Center [photo], H
11/20/86 p19
Entrepreneurship
Here's `low country' sauce with
gumption: Original family
BBQ recipe [photo], H 6/9/86
p15+
Episcopal Trinity Church
Chapel given Trinity book [photo],
H 6/16/86 p6
Epstein Funding Inc.
Building funded [photo], H
6/24/86 p19
Epstein, Gail
A dream comes true at Sanitary
Cleaners, H 3/11/86 p20
Epstein, Morris
Epstein, Richard
Ervin, Wilma
Her work on exhibit [photo], H
5/16/86 p21
Esposito, Frank J. Jr.
$750,000 state bond for Maritime
Center OK'd, Esposito says,
H 4/15/86 p10
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Esposito names Redi, Bolster cochairmen, H 10/2/86 p10
Esposito, Frank J. Jr. (Continued)
Esposito to seek 4th term [photo],
H 7/15/86 p1+
slate, H 7/24/86 p16
[photo], H 7/21/86 p1+
District's voters: Esposito
keys on his tenure in
p1+
Esterline Corp.
Esterline Corp. promotes three, H
8/5/86 p25
Etzold, Carol L.
Greens Farms teacher given
science fellowship, H 5/19/86
p13
Evening Women's Club of
Norwalk
Another fabulous Heart Ball for
EWC: A history of successes
[photo], H 3/3/86 p11
At 20th annual Heart Ball [photo],
H 3/3/86 p14
New officers installed [photo], H
5/29/86 p14
Evers, Therese
Crash kills Darien girl, 16: 4
classmates injured [photo], H
1/15/86 p1+
Scholarship created for crash
victim, H 7/24/86 p17
Eviction
Space needed for property of the
evicted, H 1/23/86 p1+
Examinations-Norwalk
Fourth graders dip below
average in state test, H
1/4/86 p1+
Students' scoresheet revised for
easier reading by parents, H
5/6/86 p12
Examinations-Westport
School board will review test
scores, H 1/11/86 p13+
Examinations-Wilton
Wilton officials pleased with test
results, H 1/21/86 p9
Exchange Club. SEE NORWALK
EXCHANGE CLUB
Executive Development
Associates
Executive Limo
Corporate clients have limos
rolling up mileage [photo], H
1/28/86 p34
Explorer Post 53. SEE
EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SERVICES-DARIEN
Explosions-Norwalk
Breezeway, car, garage ripped by
explosion, H 1/29/86 p6
Sunday explosion rocks Anson
Road residence, H 5/27/86 p6
Exposure of person. SEE
INDECENT EXPOSURE
Expulsion of students. SEE
STUDENT EXPULSION
Extra Texture
Exxon Chemical Co.
Exxon Chemical Co. to move its
headquarters to Wilton, H
7/1/86 p11+
Exxon seeking move into Wilton
Center, H 6/12/86 p37+
F
F. D. Rich Co.
Rich to try again to develop
parcel, H 3/17/86 p11
F. Scott Kimmich & Co.
Ad agency has growth spurt
[photo], H 9/9/86 p17
Kimmich staff grows, H 7/1/86 p30
Fabian Family
Family gets variance for lot
development, H 7/26/86 p10
Factory Outlet Mall. SEE
NORWALK FACTORY
OUTLET MALL
Fair St. Park-Norwalk
`Santaniello Park' in district?, H
4/2/86 p11
Fair, Claire
Choraliers elect Claire Fair
[photo], H 3/29/86 p18
Fairfield Ave.-Norwalk
Few in attendance at hearing on
Fairfield Avenue zone
change, H 1/23/86 p9
P & Z panel OKs zone change, H
1/31/86 p23
Fairfield Ave.-Westport
Beach area residents hope court
upholds ZBA ruling, H
4/26/86 p13+
Fairfield County Cooperative
Foundation
VSRP given $10,000 by
foundation, H 4/28/86 p33
Fairfield County Horticultural
Society
Flower show winners announced
[photo], H 9/26/86 p29
Fairfield County Interscholastic
Athletic Conference. SEE
FCIAC
69
Fairfield County League of
Sportsmen's Clubs
Shellfish ruling challenged
Sportsmen's club files suit, H
3/28/86 p9+
Sportsmen at odds with town
over clam beds, H 5/12/86
p10
Fairfield County Links Inc.
Six scholarships will be awarded,
H 6/5/86 p21
Fairfield County Mortgage Co.
Fairfield County Public
Relations Association
County PR elects officers, H
9/30/86 p23
Fairfield County Student
Operetta Workshop
Joseph Oravez is named for lead
in `Penzance' [photo], H
7/11/86 p15
Pirates to open theater season in
Wilton, H 7/16/86 p13
Student Operetta auditions set in
Wilton on June 10-11
[photo], H 6/4/86 p31
Student Operetta tonight [photo],
H 7/17/86 p17
Fairfield County-Economic
conditions
Economics Watch updates report
on nation, H 10/14/86 p13
Labor economist says county
reaping benefits of job boom,
H 1/28/86 p34
Leaders of business optimistic
about '86 [photo], H 1/10/86
p1+
Region outpaces nation in
construction growth, H 2/4/86
p16
Regions pay for progress with
traffic woes, H 1/28/86 p24
Rich area, H 8/1/86 p6
Fairfield Furniture Company
Building. SEE NATIONAL
HALL-WESTPORT
Fairty Farm-New Canaan
Roadside stand in New Canaan
ready to close, H 12/15/86
p10
Falby, Edward
Falby's bid for parole draws fire,
H 5/30/86 p1+
Falcione, Peter
Norwalk Aquarium operator
lauded as small business
person of year [photo], H
5/14/86 p10
Falcone, Lynda
Kiwanis scholars [photo], H
7/18/86 p13
Falconer, George
Board elects Falconer, H
12/12/86 p35+
Falls at Silvermine
Falls backdrop for unusual
9/9/86 p11
False alarms-Norwalk
New false alarm law in effect in
the city, H 5/8/86 p11
Ordinance sought to curb false
alarms: Police file request, H
1/24/86 p10
False alarms-Wilton
False alarms cancel contract, H
11/19/86 p37+
Wilton false alarms have officials
scared, H 9/23/86 p1+
Family and Children's Aid of
Greater Norwalk
Ann H. James retires from Family
Aid here [photo], H 1/2/86 p11
Big Friends are named at Family
and Children [photo], H
12/29/86 p13
Family and Children benefit
[photo], H 3/18/86 p19
Honored as caregivers [photo], H
1/15/86 p30
In reaching out, they too, are
touched: Our
homemaker/health aides
[photo], H 3/6/86 p17+
Memorial to his mother dedicated
by John Emery [photo], H
6/24/86 p17
New F & CA board members
appointed, H 7/28/86 p17
Norwalk Family & Children
expands Parent Aide
program [photo], H 5/1/86 p16
Norwalk International Ball honors
multi-ethnic heritage [photo],
H 1/24/86 p13
Norwalk's Family Aid receives
accreditation, H 3/29/86 p15
Parent Aide Program here to be
expanded [photo], H 2/13/86
p13
Program expands, H 3/29/86 p6
H 2/25/86 p1+
Social services agency uses
techniques of business world
[photo], H 12/18/86 p31
Family and Children's Aid of
Greater Norwalk-Project
Friendship
14 high school students are
commended, H 6/10/86 p11
New Big Friends enrich young
lives [photo], H 1/16/86 p15
Family violence
Chief of police announces new
policy on domestic violence,
H 3/19/86 p1+
More cities using handcuffs in
domestic fights, H 1/27/86
p14
Police review law on domestic
violence, H 11/3/86 p15+
Farm produce-Roadside
marketing
Roadside stand in New Canaan
ready to close, H 12/15/86
p10
Farrelly, Peter T. Jr.
Changes announced on Hour
news desk [photo], H 7/28/86
p9
Favano, Roger
Fawcett, Isabel
Coordinator [photo], H 4/29/86
p11
Fay, Jim
Ex-Norwalk man markets macelike item, `Watch-It' [photo],
H 2/4/86 p23
FCIAC
10/18/86 p15+
FCIAC-Baseball
6/20/86 p34
5/30/86 p20+
FCIAC-Basketball
3/13/86 p19
title, H 2/27/86 p23+
City schools draw byes in states,
H 3/10/86 p25
3/10/86 p21+
p13+
McMahon or Norwalk?
[chart], H 3/8/86 p23
p19+
p23
p23
70
McMahon rules FCIAC
3/10/86 p21+
3/24/86 p21
[photo], H 3/24/86 p21
[photo], H 3/5/86 p15+
p29+
FCIAC-Field hockey
Staples puts 2 on All-County
[photo], H 12/3/86 p38
FCIAC-Football
[chart], H 12/10/86 p41+
FCIAC changes format, no
outside grid games, H
2/25/86 p15
Wilton places four players: 1986
All-FCIAC East offensive,
defensive teams [photo]
[chart], H 12/9/86 p31+
FCIAC-Golf
Staples' duo picked, H 6/27/86
p31
FCIAC-Gymnastics
All-FCIAC Gymnasts [photo], H
3/15/86 p26
Will Warriors do it again? The
answer is yes!, H 2/7/86 p23+
FCIAC-Ice hockey
p15+
Wilton gets another shot at
Tigers, H 2/24/86 p19+
FCIAC-Lacrosse
FCIAC crown stays in Wilton
[photo], H 5/28/86 p23+
FCIAC-Soccer
City schools place 5 boys on AllCounty [photo], H 11/28/86
p39
Lady Warriors garner county
soccer title in OT [photo], H
10/31/86 p37
10/31/86 p37
FCIAC-Softball
Lady Bears engage Warde
tonight for FCIAC laurels
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
champions: Gardella, Oman
guide Lady Bears past AW in
FCIAC title game [photo p1],
H 5/31/86 p25+
FCIAC-Softball (Continued)
6/21/86 p23
FCIAC-Swimming
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
No big surprises in trials, H
10/30/86 p25+
FCIAC-Tennis
6/26/86 p28
FCIAC-Track-athletics
All-FCIAC boys' indoor track
6/24/86 p25
3/26/86 p16
Boys' crown at stake: Saturday's
FCIAC indoor track, H 2/7/86
p26
gold [photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
Grayer captures FCIAC [photo],
H 10/28/86 p15+
Norwalk's Moore garners LJ title
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
12/6/86 p39
Staples garners FCIAC [photo], H
2/7/86 p23+
Staples' harriers place four
[photo], H 12/5/86 p32
FCIAC-Volleyball
Staples' soph on All-FCIAC
[photo], H 12/2/86 p25
FCIAC-Wrestling
2/15/86 p35
p25+
County meet at WHS, H 2/13/86
p25+
Fedor, Michael
p28
Fedor, Sue
Student graduated, H 3/27/86 p29
Feinstein, Dr. Robert E.
Health/Fitness: Feinstein elected
to board, H 9/15/86 p34
Fences-Norwalk
Principal seeks fence for woods
where student found
murdered, H 11/19/86 p6
Fences-Weston
Officials, citizen argue over
fence, H 3/31/86 p11+
Fences-Wilton
Fence request rejected, H
8/11/86 p9
Ference, Eugene A.
Apartment denial lands P & Z in
court: Weston resident
appeals decision, H 4/18/86
p9
vote, H 4/1/86 p13+
Fern Valley Rd.-Weston
Subdivision approved by P & Z:
Approval comes with
conditions, H 7/15/86 p11
Ferris Architects
Roger Ferris has award for
architecture, H 11/22/86 p23
Ferris, Frank
Wilton official fired after
investigation [photo], H
9/19/86 p1+
Ferro Corp.
Small amount of toxic gas
released by blaze at plant, H
4/5/86 p1+
Ferrone, Bruce
6/2/86 p19
Ferry, Rev. Lee Jr. "Skip"
Computers to help house the
homeless [photo], H 12/9/86
p36
Festa, Ellen Wynne
12/16/86 p21+
Festa, Roger
p15+
Festival Italiano
Club to donate festival proceeds,
H 11/19/86 p38
Festival funds go to crisis center
[photo], H 11/20/86 p41
Festival Italiano founder predicts
upcoming event will be best
yet [photo], H 7/3/86 p11+
Festival Italiano organizers obtain
insurance for July event, H
5/28/86 p13
Festival Italiano will salute
Festival opens in Saugatuck
[photo], H 7/11/86 p11
Festivals' fate still in doubt, H
3/14/86 p10+
Insurance crunch may end
recently rekindled tradition
[photo], H 3/8/86 p13+
Rising insurance costs threaten
town festivals, H 3/7/86 p11+
Festivities
`Festivities' makes entertaining
easier: For the holiday
season [photo], H 12/19/86
p22
71
Field hockey-Coaching
New Senators' coach builds
confidence [photo], H 9/9/86
p25
11/7/86 p27+
Field hockey-Norwalk
Bears' experience could mean
playoff [photo], H 9/9/86 p25
City FH champs [photo], H
11/20/86 p30
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
[photo], H 10/3/86 p21+
p25
11/7/86 p27+
Field hockey-Weston
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
Staples' Tiley is rated best goalie
in state, H 9/9/86 p25
Field hockey-Westport
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
11/8/86 p32
[photo], H 12/3/86 p38
Field hockey-Wilton
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
Field trips. SEE SCHOOLSFIELD TRIPS
Field, Kathy
Child's desire to help inspires
victim of MS [photo], H
6/19/86 p10
Fields, Athletic. SEE ATHLETIC
FIELDS
Fields, School. SEE SCHOOL
FIELDS-NAME OF TOWN
Fifty Washington St. SEE DELTA
BUILDING
Fillow St. Bridge-Norwalk
Angry residents near bridge told
regulations require a wider
span [photo], H 5/8/86 p1+
Bridge fight is escalated by
opponents, H 6/25/86 p1+
City accused of `bad faith'
negotiating: In bridge
replacement projects, H
8/27/86 p18
Fillow St. Bridge-Norwalk
(Continued)
City denied waiver on new
bridge, H 6/2/86 p1+
Collins: It is too late to stop
bridge widening, H 7/1/86 p1+
Committee endorses hiring firm
to oversee bridge work, H
12/17/86 p18
Consultant hired for bridge work,
H 12/26/86 p1+
Fillow Street bridge divides
Fillow Street bridge meeting
tonight stirs controversy
among councilmen, H
6/17/86 p10
Group ready for battle on Fillow
Street span [photo], H 5/9/86
p1+
History holds no place for old
bridge, H 6/10/86 p1+
Legal action weighed by bridge
Officials asked for comments on
bridge: Nine months after
hearing, H 12/11/86 p11
Panel acts on bridge replacement
plans: Land condemnation
possible, H 8/20/86 p9
Residents express bridge plan
fears, H 6/18/86 p19
Residents file suit over bridge
plans, H 10/23/86 p10
Waiver being asked of federal
rules to downsize span, H
5/20/86 p1+
West Norwalk residents get
opportunity to debate bridge,
H 5/2/86 p6
Films. SEE MOVING-PICTURES
Fingerprinting of children
Fingerprints made for Wilton
parents [photo], H 6/26/86
p37
Police to take fingerprints of
Fire bombs. SEE INCENDIARY
BOMBS
Firefighters-Norwalk
City firefighters support STAR
[photo], H 6/12/86 p10
Firefighters-Wilton
Wilton, firefighters sign new
contract, H 12/23/86 p9+
Firemen. SEE FIREFIGHTERSNAME OF TOWN
Fires. SEE ALSO ARSON
Fires-Darien
Police Blotter: Kitchen fire injures
man, H 7/8/86 p8
Fires-Interstate 95
Fire erupts on moving van
[photo], H 9/8/86 p8
Fires-New Canaan
Vacant home is destroyed
[photo], H 1/27/86 p11
Fires-Norwalk
18 flee fire, 5 need temporary
housing [photo p1], H
8/13/86 p8
2nd fire damages buildings
[photo], H 7/25/86 p1+
Apartment damaged by smoky
fire, H 1/21/86 p6
Attic, roof burned, H 2/11/86 p6
City truck, plowing snow, catches
fire, H 2/12/86 p1+
Dwelling damaged by blaze
[photo], H 9/17/86 p6
Fire damaes second floor of
residence, H 2/24/86 p13
Fire damages Harriet Street
home [photo], H 7/18/86 p1+
Fire forces 12 from home [photo],
H 12/30/86 p1+
Fire guts residence: Two hurt, H
12/19/86 p1+
Fire guts two boats in marina
[photo p8], H 11/15/86 p1+
Fire Marshal to investigate blaze
in store, H 5/19/86 p8
Fire probe is continuing, H 6/2/86
p7
Fire rescuers among honorees at
McMahon [photo], H 6/6/86
p28
Fire spoils celebration for family
[photo], H 5/12/86 p1+
Fire start seen in cord misuse, H
1/8/86 p1+
Firemen battle Pine Street blaze
[photo], H 5/31/86 p1+
Firemen halt tanker blaze: Blast
averted, H 2/4/86 p1+
Four flee house fire on Sunday,
H 1/13/86 p8
Gutted boat being raised [photo],
H 11/15/86 p1+
Home blaze forces eight to
evacuate, H 6/17/86 p9
House damaged in Tuesday fire,
H 8/27/86 p6
Housekeeper is charged with
setting garage fire, H
11/25/86 p6
Man injured in house fire, H
10/6/86 p6
Marshal probes fire in storehouse
[photo], H 8/20/86 p1+
Motel fire rousts guests out of
bed [photo], H 8/6/86 p1+
Officials continuing fire
investigation, H 8/7/86 p18
Officials look into fire cause, H
6/20/86 p27
Police Blotter: Abandoned barge
burns, H 4/21/86 p8
72
Police Blotter: Ashes ignite small
fire, H 3/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Boat cover set
afire, H 5/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire at chairman's
home probed, H 5/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire guts tool
shed, H 4/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire ignites on
garbage truck, H 9/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire labeled as
suspicious, H 7/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire probe
continues, H 11/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire rousts mother,
son, H 4/15/86 p6
Police Blotter: Fire started in city
jail cell, H 7/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Leaking gas ties
up firefighters, H 8/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motor causes
store fire, H 5/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Probe of fire
continuing, H 10/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two brush fire
battled, H 5/14/86 p8
Razing of structures sought, H
7/25/86 p1+
Room is damaged at health
center, H 6/13/86 p6
Tenant falls from window during
blaze, H 3/14/86 p1+
Three teens spot blaze at house,
alert residents and rescue
infant [photo], H 2/13/86 p1+
Trailer fire investigated [photo], H
2/15/86 p1
Truck cab damaged by fire, H
3/14/86 p6
Two structures knocked down
following fire, H 7/26/86 p10
Woman pulled from fire: Condo
residents routed, H 4/26/86
p1+
Fires-Prevention-Weston
Home fire drill enhances chances
of escape [photo], H 10/6/86
p9+
Fires-Weston
Commission studying fire pond
problems, H 10/28/86 p11+
Fire damages home in Weston, H
11/6/86 p15
Fire ravages home [photo], H
5/20/86 p33+
Officials say blaze caused by
spontaneous combustion, H
5/28/86 p13+
Officials: Ashes from fire caused
blaze, H 11/12/86 p27
Police Blotter: Building site fire
investigated, H 4/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fire damages roof
of home, H 10/14/86 p8
Fires-Weston (Continued)
Police Blotter: Mattress fire is
Weston police label fire as arson,
H 7/18/86 p13
Fires-Westport
Pizza parlor is closed by fire
[photo p1], H 12/9/86 p36
Police Blotter: Man burned while
working on car, H 12/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Staples lavatory
fire reported, H 5/7/86 p8
Residence destroyed in
Fires-Wilton
2 injured during fire in Wilton, H
8/12/86 p9+
Cause of fire in Wilton still
unknown, H 8/25/86 p11+
Creosote buildup listed as fire
cause, H 12/4/86 p15+
Fire damages church roof
[photo], H 4/4/86 p9
Fire damages vacant home on
waterfront, H 12/3/86 p11
Flames damage truck in Wilton,
H 12/12/86 p6
House damaged in fire, H 12/2/86
p13
Mother, sons flee Wilton fire, H
8/27/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Cottage in Wilton
gutted by fire, H 10/13/86 p8
Wilton fire traced to lit candle, H
8/29/86 p29+
Wire fault smokes up firehouse,
H 8/1/86 p22+
Fireworks-Darien
Fireworks seized by Darien police
[photo], H 6/10/86 p34
Fireworks-Norwalk
Fireworks seized during police
raid, H 6/4/86 p6
First Connecticut Small
Business Investment Co.
First Federal Savings Bank of
Norwalk
p6
First Norwalk Land Corp.
Developer appeals zoning board
ruling, H 2/22/86 p1+
First Taxing District. SEE
NORWALK-FIRST TAXING
DISTRICT
Fischer, Dorothy L.
Westporter plans to sue town:
Over townhouse condition, H
10/11/86 p45
Fischer, Eugenie
One woman's effort matches
`volunteers' with service
tasks [photo], H 7/12/86 p1+
Fischman, Joyce
Woman recalls hatters in a new
video history [photo], H
9/11/86 p1+
Fisher, Dr. John K.
Dr. Fisher to be fourth NSTC
president next year [photo],
H 8/12/86 p20
NY educator selected as NSTC's
president, H 7/31/86 p1+
Fisher, Milton
Milton Fisher keeps love alive on
the 7:05: Metro North's own
Dolly [photo], H 3/10/86 p13
Fishing. SEE ALSO INTER-CLUB
FLOUNDER FISHING
TOURNAMENT
Police Blotter: Fishing, other
Rod 'n Reel, H 4/4/86 p45, H
4/11/86 p17, H 4/18/86 p21,
H 4/25/86 p49+, H 5/2/86
p46, H 5/23/86 p45, H 6/6/86
p45, H 6/20/86 p29, H
6/27/86 p27, H 7/3/86 p33+,
H 7/11/86 p29, H 7/18/86
p23, H 7/25/86 p27, H 8/8/86
p23, H 8/15/86 p27, H
8/22/86 p29, H 8/29/86 p27,
H 9/12/86 p33, H 9/19/86
p27, H 9/26/86 p19, H
10/3/86 p19, H 10/10/86 p13,
H 10/17/86 p21, H 10/24/86
p28, H 10/31/86 p15, H
11/7/86 p16
Winners are named in fishing
tourney [photo], H 5/27/86
p14
Fishing-Westport
Westport angler lands recordsize marlin [photo], H 7/22/86
p11+
Fishkin, Dr. Shelly Fisher
Library plans Twain lecture, H
8/11/86 p9
Scholar sheds light on Twain
mystery [photo], H 8/15/86
p29+
Fitch Park-Norwalk
3rd District dedicating park, H
8/29/86 p28
Fitch, Dede
Norwalk Symphony Society
names personnel manager,
H 11/14/86 p20
Fitness, Physical. SEE
PHYSICAL FITNESS
73
Fitzgerald, Eleanor Chariott
Eleanor C. Fitzgerald, NHS
guidance counselor, H
4/21/86 p6
Hundreds attend services for
Eleanor Fitzgerald, H 4/24/86
p6
Five Mile River
Marine life is thriving in salt water
wetlands along Five Mile
River, H 7/30/86 p1+
Five Town Foundation
Excellence in education [photo],
H 5/23/86 p11
Five Town Foundation elects
officers [photo], H 11/15/86
p13+
Five Town Foundation fund and
awards grow, H 6/12/86 p9
Five Town Foundation gives
grants to 10 agencies, H
9/3/86 p33+
Foundation presents grants
[photo], H 1/15/86 p9
[photo], H 5/23/86 p9
Flags
Flag presented to mayor, H
11/26/86 p16
Flagship Investment Counseling
Services Inc.
Investment management [photo],
H 11/25/86 p33
Flamm, Douglas J.
Flax Hill Rd.-Norwalk
Flax Hill Road house being used
in making of film for TV this
fall [photo], H 5/16/86 p1+
Flewellyn, Raymond G.
Raymond G. Flewellyn dies: 61
years at Stew Leoard's
[photo], H 1/31/86 p6
Flight attendants
Flight attendant shuns usual
points for out-of way villages
[photo], H 11/29/86 p13
Flood control-Wilton
5-dam flood control due by mid
1990's, H 10/2/86 p1+
Negotiations on for flood project
parcels, H 5/21/86 p37+
Norwalk may hold key to
watershed project, H 2/1/86
p13+
Officials to review flood bill, H
2/22/86 p13+
State plans to set up flood
warning system [photo], H
9/2/86 p13
Flood prevention. SEE FLOOD
CONTROL
Flood protection. SEE FLOOD
CONTROL
Flora, Jane
7/3/86 p20
Flouton, Robert
Flouton familiar with zoning
regulations [photo], H
7/19/86 p13+
Flynn, Kathleen Marie
A city in shock [edit], H 9/25/86 p4
Child's grief over a tragedy is
more complex, H 10/1/86 p18
Classmates eulogize Kathleen
Flynn, H 10/4/86 p1+
Donor replaces Flynn memorial
tree [photo], H 11/11/86 p1+
Dr. Tec talks of tragedy with
Funeral scheduled Saturday, H
9/25/86 p1
Hundreds mourn murder victim
[photo], H 9/27/86 p1+
In defense mayor's role [letter], H
10/15/86 p5
Murdered girl found near school:
Ponus Ridge pupil victim of
foul play [photo], H 9/24/86
p1+
No arrests made yet in Flynn
murder case, H 10/23/86 p1+
Norwalk parents earn praise from
Norwalk veterans' group support
reward fund, H 10/7/86 p1+
Police ask FBI for help in solving
girl's murder [photo], H
9/25/86 p1+
Police ask students to help probe
[photo] [map], H 9/24/86 p1+
Police Blotter: City, NYS police
confer, H 10/15/86 p8
Police plea nets leads on murder,
H 10/3/86 p1+
Police searching for new clues in
murder of Norwalk student
[photo], H 9/26/86 p1+
Ponus Ridge parents offered
counseling: Memorial service
Friday, H 10/1/86 p1+
Probers quiz `suspects' in girl's
slaying, H 9/29/86 p1+
Reward boosted in Flynn case, H
11/14/86 p1+
Slain youngster's mother feared
worst: Anxious wait ended at
4:30 a.m. [photo], H 9/24/86
p8
Slaying of student leaves a
legacy of fear, H 9/25/86 p1+
Story too graphic [letter], H
10/10/86 p5
Thanks for those who aided
search [letter], H 10/4/86 p5
Three suspects sought in girl's
murder [drawing] [photo], H
10/2/86 p1+
Two views are offered of tragedy,
H 10/8/86 p12
Flynn, Walter A. Jr.
Attorney wants rules on
apartments revised, H
4/15/86 p13+
Folice, Jodi
Folice 1st female to garner
national go-karting crown
[photo], H 12/15/86 p24
Folino, Joe
Another Ben Hogan?, H 5/13/86
p21+
5/9/86 p33+
Follin & Mady Creative
Advertising
SoNo Ad firm wins awards
[photo], H 12/23/86 p22
Food adulteration and inspection
Puncture holes in ketchup top
cause concerns, H 4/17/86 p6
Football. SEE ALSO TOUCH
FOOTBALL-NAME OF TOWN
Football-Coaching
1970 All-City gridder named
Norwalk High football coach
[photo], H 6/5/86 p25+
11/18/86 p17+
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
p23+
12/9/86 p33
10/7/86 p15+
Dean of grid coaches decides to
pack it in [photo], H 11/25/86
p21+
Ex-NHS grid coaches enjoy
banner seasons [photo], H
11/19/86 p29+
[photo], H 9/16/86 p19+
Injury puts coach in hospital, H
9/29/86 p1+
10/31/86 p35+
74
Norwalk football coach resigns,
heads to Jersey [photo]
[chart], H 5/15/86 p27+
H 10/31/86 p35+
Football-Darien
9/15/86 p21+
Football-New Canaan
[chart], H 12/9/86 p31+
Football-Norwalk
10/17/86 p23+
11/18/86 p17+
H 9/19/86 p33+
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
p23+
[photo], H 12/12/86 p53+
Can NHS football be a winner?
[photo], H 9/11/86 p28+
Cardinals continue hex over
p13+
12/9/86 p33
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
Cavs scalped [photo], H 9/27/86
p23+
CC football goes on without
Diamantis [photo], H 9/12/86
p28+
Central Catholic, St. Mary clash
for 25th time [photo] [chart],
H 11/26/86 p37
10/7/86 p15+
[chart], H 12/10/86 p41+
Football-Norwalk (Continued)
11/19/86 p29+
FCIAC, state football berths eyed
by McMahon, H 11/5/86 p13+
[photo], H 9/16/86 p19+
p31+
p31+
9/29/86 p1+
9/15/86 p21+
Ridgefield runs over BMHS,
20-0 [photo], H 9/15/86 p21+
10/31/86 p35+
Jacob's 3 TDs, 185 rushing lead
CC to 9th in row [photo], H
11/28/86 p39+
McMahon stays a contender,
wins 3rd grid road game, H
10/20/86 p21+
Norwalk's finale one to remember
[photo], H 11/17/86 p23+
Norwalk's Walker selects
Clemson [photo], H 2/7/86
p23+
scoring, H 11/29/86 p25+
9/30/86 p11
Sloan changes mind: Game will
be played, H 11/18/86 p17
Sloan's blunder leaves bad taste,
H 11/17/86 p23+
team: McMahon rules AllCity picks with 13 players
[photo], H 12/22/86 p33+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24+
Football-Weston
[photo], H 12/12/86 p53+
Hungry Weston opening today
[photo], H 9/13/86 p15
Moral win for Weston, H 9/15/86
p24
Football-Westport
p21+
Lane's era ends on losing note, H
11/26/86 p37+
Staples' coach celebrates silver
9/10/86 p20
Vikes pound Staples, H 9/15/86
p24
Football-Wilton
10/17/86 p23+
[chart], H 12/9/86 p31+
Wilton seeks another try at
FCIAC grid crown [photo], H
9/8/86 p28+
Forcellina, Dr. James J.
Ford, Maureen
2/12/86 p13+
Forger, Gladys
Volunteer is honored [photo], H
4/23/86 p34
Forgery-New Canaan
Forged membership cards
surface, H 10/24/86 p26
Forgery-Norwalk
Warning issued on money
orders, H 9/16/86 p8
Fortunes. SEE WEALTH
Forums (Discussion and debate)
[photo], H 10/7/86 p11+
Gubernatorial candidate forum
set, H 4/3/86 p37+
Leglslative candidates compared
at forum, H 10/16/86 p11
Referendum opponents collide at
forum [photo], H 6/10/86 p33+
Foundries
Superior Castings closing its
doors [photo], H 2/18/86 p29
Fourth of July
County residents get ready to
observe July 4 holiday, H
7/2/86 p37+
Dedication 4th of July [photo], H
7/3/86 p6
75
Fireworks to light up sky over
Bayley Beach Friday night, H
7/3/86 p35
Going Fourth [photo], H 7/5/86
p13
Harbor View continues July 4
observances, H 7/3/86 p8
Holiday boaters jam waters: No
serious mishaps reported, H
7/5/86 p28
Motorists keep police busy over
holiday, H 7/7/86 p1+
Police probe weekend use of
fireworks, H 7/7/86 p1+
Skydivers to precede fireworks in
Weston, H 6/30/86 p11+
Thousands flock to Calf Pasture
for Norwalk fireworks display
[photo], H 7/5/86 p28
Fox Cycle & Hardware Co.
John Barber buys Fox Cycle
[photo], H 3/4/86 p24
Fox Run School
Ball field's location upsetting, H
12/2/86 p1+
Balloons for month [photo], H
5/8/86 p9
Children attend Flag Day
Fox Run School-Awards
Science fair's big winners [photo],
H 3/25/86 p29
Fox Run School-PTA
Two students get grants, H
5/28/86 p9
Fragakis, Xeni
Francesco's Restaurant
Francesco's adds spice to Wall
Street area, H 10/2/86 p17
Frank Mercede & Sons Inc.
Council approval is expected for
contractor at old NHS, H
5/22/86 p11
Mercede will build city hall, H
5/29/86 p1+
Panel recommends Stamford
contractor for City Hall work,
H 5/16/86 p1+
Franklin School. SEE BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Franklin, Rev. Robert C.
Annual appeal is announced
[photo], H 5/3/86 p37
Fraser, Hector
Psychiatric testimony continues
in trial: Case may end today,
H 1/30/86 p14
Westport slaying trial begins:
Help reportedly sought, H
1/29/86 p9
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles officers are installed
[photo], H 6/5/86 p6
Fraud
Darien man pleads guilty in bank
scam, H 11/4/86 p9+
Fraud-Darien
Darien man to stand trial in fraud
case, H 10/27/86 p13+
Fraud-Norwalk
City man indicted in mail scam, H
10/31/86 p8
Fraud-Weston
Police Blotter: Police charge man
in bad check, H 3/7/86 p8
Fraud-Westport
Police Blotter: Illegal welfare
receipt alleged, H 10/28/86 p8
Fraud-Wilton
Wilton man faces $102,000 fine
levied by state, H 5/14/86
p13+
Frazier, B. J.
Hour elevates Frazier and widens
his scope [photo], H 2/25/86
p30
Freedman, Judith G.
9/6/86 p25+
issue, H 10/29/86 p39
26th district [photo], H
9/10/86 p11+
Freedman expresses her views
on major issues affecting
elderly, H 10/16/86 p17
Freedman named to committees
in legislature, H 12/17/86 p14
Freedman sweeps `safe' 26th
[photo], H 11/5/86 p41+
H 6/21/86 p13+
GOP backs Freedman in 26th
[photo], H 7/16/86 p41
8/20/86 p13+
nods, H 4/3/86 p1+
H 7/30/86 p9+
7/1/86 p1+
Freedom of information-Norwalk
Knopp, district agree to
settlement, H 7/15/86 p1+
NRD files complaint with FOI
over P & Z committee
meetings, H 9/16/86 p1+
NRD, P & Z at odds over 2
August meetings, H 9/4/86
p10
Shelter wins FOI battle, H 5/3/86
p11
Third tax district postpones voting
on FOI complaint, H 6/24/86
p1+
Third tax district to battle
complaint, H 7/1/86 p1+
Freedom of information-Weston
Officials go over FOI act
guidelines [photo], H 2/28/86
p41+
Freeman, Dr. Stanley
Health/Fitness: Physician
receives fellowship, H
12/15/86 p33
French, Marti
Paintings of Westport to hang in
Town Hall [photo], H
10/24/86 p25
Friends Meeting. SEE QUAKER
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS
Friends of Animals
H 5/3/86 p1+
Advocate group seeks ban on leghold traps, H 11/17/86 p21
Animal advocates oppose
proposed new widlife bill, H
3/28/86 p1+
Friends of Animals planning 14th
protest at U. S. Surgical, H
4/7/86 p9
Friends of Children
Director appointed by group
[photo], H 9/19/86 p32
Prize for `Deal of Year' is given to
Friends of Children in Darien
[photo], H 9/16/86 p23
Friends of Rural West Norwalk
Bridge fight is escalated by
Frietag, Anna C.
Frietag serving as research
assistant at Yale, H 8/21/86
p15
Froelich, Louis C.
Hartog succeeds Froelich as
Rowayton chief [photo], H
8/20/86 p11
Frye, Maye
Maye Frye dies at 69: Special
police officer, H 11/29/86 p6
76
Fuchs, Josephine S.
H 6/21/86 p13+
Fuchs appointed director in Julie
Belaga's campaign, H 3/3/86
p9
Fuchs edges Schine in the 136th
district [photo], H 11/5/86
p41+
Fuchs issues statement about
span, H 10/7/86 p11+
GOP gives nomination to Jo
Fuchs in 136th district
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
Mrs. Fuchs to become
Fuhrmann, Mark E.
Fuhrmann elected partner at
Cummings & Lockwood
[photo], H 10/8/86 p25
Fuller, Adele
Mother sues city cops in shooting
of her son, H 11/28/86 p1+
Fuller, Ralph Edward Jr.
Acquaintances say Fuller not
violent, H 7/9/86 p20
Armed man killed by police
officers, H 7/9/86 p1+
Attorney to probe shooting, H
11/14/86 p1+
Clergyman sees `thorough' probe
[photo], H 7/17/86 p1+
Clergymen help police look for
fatal shooting witnesses, H
7/16/86 p6
Cops overreacted, declares
Burgess [photo], H 7/9/86 p1+
FBI enters Fuller case, H 7/29/86
p6
Flyer decrying shooting, blasts
police actions, H 8/18/86 p1+
Focus should be on stupidity
[letter], H 7/15/86 p5
Fuller shooting report sent for
state review [photo], H
10/18/86 p1+
Inflammatory, disgraceful [edit], H
8/20/86 p4
of her son, H 11/28/86 p1+
Neighbors talk about the
shooting, H 7/17/86 p1+
Police locate, question pair in
Fuller case, H 7/14/86 p1+
Police reports paint different
picture of Fuller, H 7/15/86
p1+
Probe bid withdrawn by Burgess,
H 7/10/86 p1+
Report due on shooting of Fuller,
H 12/26/86 p1+
Services held for Ralph Fuller, H
7/14/86 p6
Fuller, Ralph Edward Jr.
(Continued)
Use of force outlined by policy, H
7/9/86 p20
Fuller, Robert A.
Fuller endorsed by panel, H
7/24/86 p37
Fuller takes oath to become a
judge, H 7/31/86 p11
Fuller tapped for judgeship
[photo], H 7/15/86 p11+
Fuller, Robert F.
Weston man, 75, takes own life
in parking lot, H 1/20/86 p6
Furgess, Bertram
Schieffelin, Anne, H 10/31/86 p55
[photo], H 10/31/86 p55
Furst, Austin Owen Jr.
Fusco, Lois A.
Council appoints Westport
woman publicity director
[photo], H 4/16/86 p9
Future Shapes
Future Shapes opens first of six
salons [photo], H 7/22/86 p30
G
Gabrielle Thorp Realtors
Gabrielle Thorp merges: To
manage Realtech office
[photo], H 11/11/86 p19
Gabrys/Stark Interior Design
Studio
Design studio opening this week
in Westport [photo], H
5/12/86 p14
Gager, Charles W.
Volunteers efforts lauded by
YMCA Norwalk, H 1/25/86 p6
Galante, Andrea
[photo], H 10/20/86 p11
Galimi, Andy
10/2/86 p27
Gall, Galvin G.
Norwalker stays on to help
UConn president [photo], H
8/12/86 p26
Gallagher, David M.
10/2/86 p27
Gallaher Mansion-Norwalk
City making Gallaher mansion
available for parties,
meetings [photo], H 12/4/86
p23
Gangi, Jay
6/2/86 p19
Garbacz, Greg
Garbacz, Jane
LWV officials attend national
convention [photo], H 7/8/86
p9+
Garcia, Elio J.
p1+
Garcia retiring as Brookside
Garcias moving toward new
directions in life: Former
principal retires [photo], H
8/12/86 p19
Garcia, Susan Randolph
directions in life: Takes
charge of language arts
8/12/86 p19
Gardella, Louis N. "Skip"
Skip Gardella: Marina Maker
[photo], H 4/25/86 p49
Gardella, Thomas J.
Thomas J. Gardella, Rex Marine
p6
Garner, Yvette
Scholarship recipient [photo], H
8/28/86 p6
Garrity, David
Gartner Group
Gas leakage
Evacuation is forced by propane,
H 5/27/86 p8
Gas dissipated by firefighters
[photo], H 7/1/86 p10
Gas leak empties eateries, H
8/30/86 p8
Leaking gas snarls traffic, H
6/30/86 p13
Police Blotter: Gas leak slows
area train service, H 5/12/86
p8
Police Blotter: Gas odor shuts
community center, H 4/11/86
p8
Small amount of toxic gas
released by blaze at plant, H
4/5/86 p1+
Gasoline prices
$1-gallon barrier broken by
dealers [photo], H 2/27/86
p1+
Gasoline stations. SEE
AUTOMOBILES-SERVICE
STATIONS-NAME OF TOWN
77
Gasoline-Storage tanks
Replacement of fuel tank is
approved, H 10/7/86 p11+
Gates, Frank
Norwalker wins it all [photo], H
9/30/86 p20
Gateway Bank
Ìnvest' brokerage service
available at Gateway Bank,
H 9/30/86 p19
A dozen at Gateway Bank make
news [photo], H 12/16/86
p33+
Gateway Bank plans regional
mortgage centers, H 4/15/86
p25
Gateway consolidating its
national subsidiary, H
6/24/86 p22
Gateway net up 112%, H
10/28/86 p23
Gateway to issue dividend in
stock [photo], H 6/3/86 p25+
Inc. Lists Gateway Bank stock
among new-issue top
gainers, H 2/4/86 p17
Invest now at Gateway [photo], H
10/7/86 p21
Profit up 83 percent at Gateway
Bank, H 8/5/86 p23
Gaudio, Maxine F.
Director appointed by group
[photo], H 9/19/86 p32
Gawiser Associates Inc.
Consultants offer path to
computerization [photo], H
6/24/86 p17+
Gawiser, Dr. Sheldon R.
Consultants offer path to
computerization [photo], H
6/24/86 p17+
Gawiser, Eric
5/16/86 p14
Gay, Bridgett
Bond is kept at $250,000 in OD
death, H 11/26/86 p9
11/10/86 p1+
Judge sets high bond on drug
death suspect, H 11/15/86 p8
New arrest in Gay murder, H
11/14/86 p14
Gaydorus, Glenn
Gaydorus is champion at Oak
Hills course [photo], H 8/6/86
p24
Gelderman, Peter V.
Gelderman joins Westport law
firm, H 4/5/86 p14
Genealogy
Dunn journeying through history
[photo], H 4/5/86 p13+
p13+
General Electric Co.
GE is selling RCA records, H
9/10/86 p6
General Electric Credit Corp.
$50,000 donated to Girl Scouts,
H 4/24/86 p13
General Putnam Inn. SEE
BISSELL HOUSE-NORWALK
Genuario, Robert L.
[photo], H 7/14/86 p1+
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
George Washington Carver
Center
Carver chooses board, cites
Senior citizens invited to dinner
[photo], H 11/22/86 p20
George Washington Carver
Foundation
Assessment of needs set by
foundation, H 8/6/86 p12
Gerarden, Faye
UB honors Norwalk couple
[photo], H 1/18/86 p16
Gerarden, Sheldon
UB honors Norwalk couple
[photo], H 1/18/86 p16
Gerould, Lesley
Farewell to community council
[photo], H 6/5/86 p21
Ghosts. SEE ALSO HAUNTED
HOUSES
`Demon' terrorizes Pa. family, H
8/22/86 p1+
Giannini, Rollo
8/7/86 p1
Gibbs, Elizabeth "Tish"
6/12/86 p33
Named to post [photo], H 3/8/86
p17
Norwalk mayor to attend Central
America teach-in, H 5/1/86
p14
Gibson, C. R. SEE C. R. GIBSON
CO.
Gibson, Connie
Caribbean north in a Norwalk
backyard: Creative
landscaping [photo], H
9/29/86 p19
Gifted children-Westport
5/16/86 p14
New programs urged for gifted
pupils, H 12/4/86 p17
Teachers pleased with gifted
program, H 12/9/86 p14
Gifted children-Wilton
Pupils film show on Halley's
Comet [photo], H 1/23/86 p13
Gilbertie, Al
Their flower shop keeps
Gilberties blooming [photo],
H 11/22/86 p25
Gilbertie, Anthony
7/15/86 p13
Gilbertie, Carmella
7/15/86 p13
Gilbertie, Elvier
Their flower shop keeps
Gilberties blooming [photo],
H 11/22/86 p25
Gill, Margaret S.
game, H 11/1/86 p13
First selectman will seek GOP
nomination in 142nd district,
H 7/16/86 p41
H 6/21/86 p13+
Gill captures 142nd nomination,
H 7/18/86 p11+
Gill eager to go to Hartford:
142nd district race [photo], H
10/29/86 p37+
Gill to seek Senate seat [photo],
H 5/15/86 p15+
[photo], H 10/7/86 p11+
Mrs. Gill looking forward to
election day in November
[photo], H 9/10/86 p11+
record, H 9/17/86 p11+
p25+
Party leaders query Gill, H 9/2/86
p13+
Redding helps Gill to victory
[photo], H 11/5/86 p41+
78
p13+
Storm still an issue in Wilton, H
12/2/86 p1+
Wilton names Desmond to
replace Gill [photo], H
12/16/86 p1+
Ginsberg, Betsy
9/10/86 p25
Ginsberg begins paddle to Miami,
H 9/3/86 p6
Ready for long trip [photo], H
8/29/86 p27
Girl Scout Council of
Southwestern Connecticut
$100,000 pledged to council, H
12/11/86 p15
$50,000 donated to Girl Scouts,
H 4/24/86 p13
Council appoints Westport
woman publicity director
[photo], H 4/16/86 p9
Girl Scout council honors
Norwalker, H 9/9/86 p10
Girl Scout drive hits halfway
mark, H 8/30/86 p14
Girl Scouts add members to the
board of directors, H 7/16/86
p13
Girl Scouts open $1M drive
[photo], H 2/11/86 p16
Girl Scouts withdraw application,
H 6/5/86 p37+
Ground broken by Girl Scouts
[photo], H 9/12/86 p31
Neighbors upset by proposal for
new Girl Scout building, H
2/28/86 p41+
New building in Wilton sought by
Girl Scout Council, H 2/19/86
p13+
Norwalk girl `super seller' in
cookie sale, H 6/7/86 p11
P & Z rejects Girl Scout office
proposal: Plans for new bank
tabled, H 3/11/86 p9+
P & Z to act on request for office,
H 3/10/86 p9+
Scouts earn $50,000 pledge, H
6/30/86 p12
Scouts honored at dinner [photo],
H 5/17/86 p13
Scouts receive gift of furniture
[photo], H 2/5/86 p18
Scouts try new tack for move, H
4/21/86 p11+
Verrilli honored by girl scouts
[photo], H 10/2/86 p35+
Girl Scout Troop 205
Girl Scouts help to fix room at
Project Return, H 3/24/86 p14
Girl Scouts. SEE GIRL SCOUT
COUNCIL OF
SOUTHWESTERN
CONNECTICUT
Girouard, Dorothy M.
State convention leader [photo],
H 5/5/86 p16
Glattstein, Judy
Judy welcomes back her wild
things: In a Wilton garden
[photo], H 5/12/86 p13+
Gleason, Brad
Glen River CondominiumsWilton
Connector road is on agenda: In
Wilton, H 7/21/86 p9+
Southern connector takes shape,
H 7/8/86 p9+
Glendinning Associates Inc.
Glendinning adds 4 to staff, H
3/11/86 p20
Glyco Inc.
Glynn, James
Tinsmith turns back on
commuting [photo], H
5/29/86 p33+
Go-kart racing. SEE KARTING
Gockley, Olive P.
Council plans reception for Mrs.
Gockley [photo], H 4/4/86 p9+
Godfrey Rd.-Weston
Fire pond denial leaves
developer caught in middle,
H 11/10/86 p9
Godleski, Heidi Schreiner
Recognized as a hero [photo], H
5/13/86 p19
6/6/86 p6
Godshall, Susan
Council approves legal
department appointees, H
9/10/86 p14
Gold, Claire S.
Gold gives views on rule for
Goldberg, Beverly
Goldberg joins commission, H
1/27/86 p12
Goldberg, Jennifer C.
2 area students on state council,
H 10/17/86 p28
council, H 9/27/86 p35+
Wilton student to be member of
new education study group,
H 3/13/86 p11+
Golden, Carolyn
Commendations presented
[photo], H 4/12/86 p13
Golf Digest/Tennis Inc.
6/3/86 p25
Golf-Coaching
p29+
Golf-Norwalk
p29+
Gaydorus is champion at Oak
Hills course [photo], H 8/6/86
p24
Handicapped get golfing flags
[photo], H 4/23/86 p25
Marino shoots 82 in opening, H
6/24/86 p25
Norwalk foursome fires a 64 in
Oak/Lighthouse tourney
[photo], H 8/6/86 p24
Norwalker to play in Futures golf
event [photo], H 6/19/86 p23
5/12/86 p22
Golf-Westport
p21+
p29+
p31+
Staples' duo picked, H 6/27/86
p31
Young again!, H 8/22/86 p23
Gomez, Pedro
`No contest' is plea in case of
WS killing, H 9/6/86 p10
Jury selection begins in `World
Series' trial [photo], H 9/4/86
p6
Gonczy, Ann
Westporter gives $1,800 to
Hospice [photo], H 8/27/86
p36
Gonseski, Jennie
Time for remembrance [photo], H
11/10/86 p13
Good Shepherd House of
Hospitality
The needy find more than soup
at kitchen [photo], H 3/8/86
p1+
Goodman, Maurice
Piaget group benefits from
$1,000 grant, H 10/2/86 p10
79
Goodwin, Robert B.
p13
Gordon, Craig
[photo], H 12/13/86 p13+
Grace Baptist Church
Fashion extravaganza [photo], H
4/12/86 p17
Grace Baptist Jr. Hostesses
celebrate anniversary
p15
Grace Baptist Jr. Hostesses
crown 1986-87 queen, king
[photo p17], H 10/27/86 p18
Jr. Hostess Club present
fashions at gala supper
[photo], H 4/3/86 p14
Jr. Hostesses are honored
[photo], H 5/24/86 p20
Jr. Hostesses, friends model
[photo], H 4/12/86 p17
Graded schools. SEE GRADING
AND MARKING (STUDENTS)NAME OF TOWN
Grading and marking (Students)Weston
Grading policy draws protests
from parents, H 12/9/86 p13+
Graham, Bruce Campbell
Hall, H 5/9/86 p13
Town officials end probe on delay
for zoning order, H 5/15/86
p15+
Granata, Kathy
here [photo], H 10/20/86 p15
Granata, Michael
here [photo], H 10/20/86 p15
Grand list of taxable property.
SEE GRAND LIST-NAME OF
TOWN
Grand list-Norwalk
Audits add $18 million to city's
tax list, H 2/26/86 p1+
City ranks third in the state with
Grand List of $2.7 million, H
1/7/86 p1+
Norwalk grand list 3rd highest in
state, H 12/26/86 p1+
Grand list-Weston
84 new homes propel Weston's
grand list, H 3/5/86 p13
Town given extension on Grand
List, H 1/28/86 p9+
Grand list-Westport
Board files grand list, H 6/3/86
p14
Grand list-Westport (Continued)
Hauhuth reports town Grand List
to double in size, H 2/21/86
p23+
Westport Grand List doubles, H
2/28/86 p41
Grand list-Wilton
Grand List reviewed, H 3/19/86
p13+
Wilton list heavily residential, H
1/21/86 p9+
Wilton tax base to rise by 4
percent, H 2/28/86 p41
Grandparents Day
Grandparents Day observance
held in 11 of city's
elementary schools [photo],
H 5/10/86 p11
Grange. SEE NEW CANAAN
GRANGE
Gray, Kevin
Westport actor stars in
Goodspeed's Ìrma' [photo],
H 5/23/86 p15
Grayer, Evan
H 10/28/86 p15+
Greater Bridgeport Solid Waste
Commission
Greater Norwalk Boxing
Association
Norwalkers win 7 bouts [photo], H
6/28/86 p25+
Greater Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce. SEE ALSO MIDFAIRFIELD SMALL
BUSINESS COUNCIL
Area residents learn business
[photo], H 11/24/86 p21
C of C adds voice to city
agencies backing Route 7, H
9/24/86 p1+
Chamber holds holiday affair
[photo], H 12/10/86 p8
Chamber is 2nd in state as 95
join [photo], H 6/19/86 p36
Chamber names Lea Mintz
Businesswoman of the Year
[photo], H 4/18/86 p1+
Chamber offers insurance, H
12/4/86 p6
Chamber sending 3 to White
House talks [photo], H
7/24/86 p12
Chamber supplying economics
kits used for 9th grader
social studies [photo], H
10/9/86 p11
Dairy giant Stew Leonard reaps
accolades for business
contributions [photo], H
6/25/86 p1
Hundreds attend Employment
Fair [photo], H 5/1/86 p9
New chamber president chosen
[photo], H 3/8/86 p8
Pride in Norwalk awards
recognize achievements
[photo29], H 12/2/86 p30
Greater Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce-Housing
Committee
Chamber concerned over zoning
rules, H 8/19/86 p18
Panels close on housing needs,
H 8/6/86 p10
Greater Norwalk Club
Three elected, H 3/5/86 p6
Greater Norwalk Community
Council
Farewell to community council
[photo], H 6/5/86 p21
Forum on crack scheduled by
GNCC, H 10/1/86 p19
Guide offers house hunt help: It
doesn't provide housing, H
3/19/86 p9
Greater Norwalk Horsemen's
Association
Area riders participate in GNHA's
hunter pace, H 10/24/86 p27
Greater Norwalk Housing
Directory
3/19/86 p9
Greater Norwalk Labor Council
Labor resumes bid to oust Coors
from festival, H 2/4/86 p1+
Green, John
Green joins Wilton firm [photo], H
1/3/86 p29
Green, Paula Mae
Two SoNo designers win
Gourmet award [photo], H
12/24/86 p17
Green, Tracy
Greenbaum, Stuart
Center names New Yorker new
director [photo], H 3/14/86
p23
New director is welcomed
[photo], H 3/3/86 p18
Greenberg, Syd
Sculptor and friends [photo], H
2/19/86 p32
Greenley Rd.-New Canaan
Judge ready to rule on kennel
injunction, H 12/17/86 p13+
Judge turns down injunction:
Sought by kennel neighbors,
H 12/23/86 p9+
Greens Farms Academy
Area delegates at model
congress: Students become
80
leaders [photo], H 1/11/86
p13+
Bike-a-thon helps Special
Olympics [photo], H 4/17/86
p11
Class earns money to help family
[photo], H 11/29/86 p14
Cyclists raise money for camp
[photo], H 10/24/86 p26
New trustee joins board at
academy [photo], H 2/13/86
p37
Private school's blood bank gives
Red Cross 55 units, H
5/19/86 p13
Pupils raise over $1,500 for
camp, H 11/25/86 p11
Students re-enact Civil War
Battle [photo], H 4/21/86 p11
Greens Farms Academy-Awards
Awards presented to pupils at
Greens Farms Academy, H
7/11/86 p12
Reagan's magnetism charmed
city scholar [photo], H
6/24/86 p7
Student gains national honor
[photo], H 5/19/86 p1+
Greens Farms Academy-Drama
Club
On stage at Greens Farms
Academy [photo], H 4/24/86
p13
Greens Farms Academy-Staff
Eleven new teachers welcomed
by Greens Farms Academy
faculty, H 10/15/86 p15
Greens Farms teacher given
science fellowship, H 5/19/86
p13
Greens Farms Association
Residents express opposition to
duplex development plan
[photo], H 2/25/86 p13+
Greens Farms Congregational
Church
Church marks its 275th year with
pageantry [photo], H 6/9/86
p13+
Church will its 275th anniversary
[photo], H 6/5/86 p37+
Old church to be dig's focal point,
H 4/14/86 p13
Greens Farms Elementary
School
Board grants funds for new
school roof, H 7/10/86 p13
Funding is approved for art
center roof, H 7/18/86 p11+
Tenants to work together on
Greens Farms Center, H
7/26/86 p13+
School (Continued)
Two art organizations to merge in
School-Maintenance and
repair
Selectmen to consider repairs to
Greens Farms School roof, H
7/21/86 p9+
Greens Farms Garden Club
For state food bank [photo], H
5/7/86 p24
Greens Farms Rd.-Westport
Housing development plan
reviewed, H 9/10/86 p12
Gregor, Richard
Richard Gregor is honored, H
11/17/86 p19
Gregory & Clyburne
Grievances-Weston
Highway Department files for
mediation in dispute, H
3/25/86 p11
Griffin, Culver
Farewell to Culver, H 3/29/86 p15
Griffith, Holly
Attorney seeking insanity
defense for suspect in
Norwalk arson case, H
12/3/86 p12
Evaluation of suspect is allowed,
H 12/10/86 p20
Grimshaw, Leita W.
Leita Grimshaw dies: Former
6/12/86 p6
Gross, Dr. Henry S.
Dr. Gross joins podiatry practice,
H 4/14/86 p35
Gross, Lew
Norwalker elected officer of
Group homes
Grants OKed for two homes, H
7/11/86 p14
Grumbly, William T.
William T. Grumbly dies: Explanning commissioner, H
10/23/86 p6
Gruss, Marvin I.
Gruss joins law firm [photo], H
3/15/86 p13+
GTE
GTE Realty Corp.
Is the honeymoon over for GTE,
neighbors?, H 12/4/86 p23
Guardians Association. SEE
NORWALK GUARDIANS
ASSOCIATION
Guckert, Linda J.
Two ad appointments revealed at
The Hour [photo], H 9/16/86
p11
Guidera, Linda A.
Guidera overcomes Hutchinson
challenge, H 3/12/86 p9+
Guimond, Louis
Neighbors fighting tree farm, H
5/27/86 p14
Guman, Michael
Weston woman sues police
officer, H 7/23/86 p9+
Gymnastics-Wilton
3/15/86 p26
Bitterness surfaces in Wilton over
bouncing of gym program, H
8/26/86 p11+
Granito, Wellman lead Wilton to
county title, H 2/10/86 p17+
3/8/86 p23+
H
H & E Business Enterprises Inc.
H. L. Jay Associates
Jay wins radio ad award [photo],
H 11/11/86 p19
Hadassah-Norwalk
p17
Hadassah Associates donate
cardiac unit [photo], H 1/6/86
p15
Hadassah honors Purowitz
[photo], H 10/23/86 p27
Hadassah installing new
executive board, H 5/14/86
p34
Hadassah slate [photo], H
5/22/86 p20
Hail Mary
100 protestors in attendance for
screenings of `Hail Mary'
[photo], H 3/1/86 p1+
Bishop joins movie protest
[photo], H 3/4/86 p1+
Boycott is planned for film
preview, H 2/22/86 p1+
Council requests canceling of
movie, H 2/26/86 p1+
Film's preview sparks debate, H
2/27/86 p1+
Film's showing spurs protests, H
2/7/86 p1+
Haith, Malcolm
2/25/86 p17
81
Haiti
Local emigre joyous at return to
liberty [photo], H 2/8/86 p1+
Hale, Dr. William B.
Hale joins group in New Canaan,
H 8/4/86 p25
Halfway houses-Norwalk
Halfway House commended for
its success [photo], H
10/9/86 p1+
Hall, William Dewitt
Weekend cabaret [photo], H
3/22/86 p18
Hall-Brooke Foundation
Accreditation announced by HallBrooke, H 12/18/86 p15
Hall-Brooke doctor on research
team: To study cocaine
abusers, H 11/10/86 p35
Hall-Brooke official on board, H
10/11/86 p46
Halloween
Halloween frivolity [photo], H
11/1/86 p13
Officials upset by confusion, H
10/28/86 p1+
Halper, Roe
Roe Halper creates a Haggadah
for today: Passover starts
April 23 [photo], H 3/24/86
p18
Roe Halper's work selected by
Austin Jewish Committee
[photo], H 11/22/86 p18
Hamar, Rod
6/24/86 p27
Hamilton Ave.-Norwalk
Split vote kills Hamilton Avenue
zone change, H 2/20/86 p10
Hamlette, Tami
2 suspended for 180 days for
NHS fight, H 3/12/86 p1+
Hammel, Dr. John
Health/Fitness: Localite on
Bridgeport staff [photo], H
8/25/86 p29
Hammond, Suzanne
Woman rescued in pond, H
12/31/86 p1+
Handicapped children
Blind teen-ager helping children
learn English, H 7/28/86 p13+
New program planned for
handicapped pupils, H 1/2/86
p29+
Reading now pleasure for
disabled kids, H 6/12/86 p38
Handicapped people
Caution urged in vicinity of
handicapped parking, H
1/27/86 p11+
Handicapped people (Continued)
Handicapped still barred from
many meetings, H 10/1/86
p12
Hearing's location criticized, H
2/5/86 p7
Huminski a winner despite
disease [photo], H 2/15/86
p1+
New ramps in place at City Hall,
Annex, H 8/5/86 p18
Puppets teach about
handicapped [photo], H
1/22/86 p35
Handicapped-Recreation
Handicapped get golfing flags
[photo], H 4/23/86 p25
Motivation is key to Ì can do it
too, Inc.' [photo], H 11/18/86
p11
Handicapped-TransportationNorwalk
New van makes travel easier for
the elderly and handicapped
[photo], H 9/10/86 p13
Hankin, Joanne
Hanks, John
Troop honors scoutmaster
[photo], H 4/9/86 p11
Hanley, James R.
p9
Hanley, Joseph P.
Group to review re-establishing
New school board leader faces
sex ed issue again [photo], H
1/8/86 p1+
Hansen, Audrey
Hansen joins Senate race
[photo], H 6/25/86 p41+
Hanson, Walter E.
Hanson planning retirement, H
10/16/86 p12
Harassment-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Local worker
harassed by trio, H 5/2/86 p8
Harbinger Group Inc.
p31+
Harbor View-Norwalk
Harbor View continues July 4
observances, H 7/3/86 p8
Harbors-Norwalk
Collins seeks public hearing on
mooring, H 12/22/86 p8
Cracked sewer line found [photo],
H 9/6/86 p1+
DEP tabs funding for harbor
planning, H 5/23/86 p1+
Four bid on marina, H 1/15/86 p7
Harbor Center discussion held
[photo], H 5/2/86 p46
Local contractor is recommended
to build $2.6 million harbor
center, H 2/15/86 p1+
Mayor seeking public hearing: On
mooring proposal, H
10/30/86 p11
McKinney joins fight against
buoy, H 10/24/86 p14
Norwalk faces $10,000 fine for
pump test, H 9/12/86 p1+
River test cost set at $10,000, H
9/17/86 p1+
Harbour, Mr. & Mrs. Don J.
Observe 40th [photo], H 9/20/86
p20
Harper, Dr. Edith
Easter event to feature special
touch of artist [photo], H
2/7/86 p9+
Harriet St.-Norwalk
Fire damages Harriet Street
home [photo], H 7/18/86 p1+
Harris, Marguerite Tjader
Marguerite T. Harris dies: Author,
Dreiser secretary, H 4/10/86
p6
Hartigan, Dave
H 6/6/86 p35
Hartog, Gary G.
Rowayton chief [photo], H
8/20/86 p11
Hartzer, Linda Laufer
Norwalker to be principal of
Greenwich school [photo], H
8/12/86 p18
Harvey, George B.
Harvey, Pitney-Bowes chief,
receives human relations
award, H 11/4/86 p14
Haskell, Rob
2/25/86 p17
Haskell, Susan
6/3/86 p15+
Hat Corporation of America
Woman recalls hatters in a new
video history [photo], H
9/11/86 p1+
Hatch and Bailey Lumber Co.
Hatch and Bailey asks more for
lot, H 12/27/86 p1+
Hatch and Bailey moving
business to site of Hain
Brother's facility [photo], H
12/4/86 p20
Local firm plans move, H 7/3/86
p34
82
Hauhuth, Kris
6/2/86 p19
Hauhuth, Martha S.
Hall, H 5/9/86 p13
Hauhuth at home as host of talk
show, H 2/8/86 p13+
Hauhuth attends hazardous
material session, H 6/11/86
p37
Hauhuth is at home in Westport
Town Hall: After first year in
office [photo], H 11/24/86
p13+
Hauhuth opposes weigh stations,
H 6/5/86 p37+
Hauhuth seeks to have Westport
rejoin CCM, H 1/3/86 p29
Hauhuth supports preservation of
former furniture store, H
4/18/86 p9
Hauhuth's appointment urged, H
1/8/86 p9
Hauhuth: $1.3 million is too
much, H 5/15/86 p15+
Officials delay RTM review of
MCA open space proposal,
H 7/29/86 p7
Officials' convention viewpoints
differ, H 12/5/86 p1+
p11+
Selectman wants to see historic
building saved, H 6/28/86 p13
Haunted houses. SEE ALSO
GHOSTS
Ghost's story recounted by
Weston resident [photo], H
11/1/86 p13+
Havoc, June
2/11/86 p13, H 12/16/86 p21+
June Havoc evening is
scholarship benefit [photo], H
8/15/86 p13
June Havoc, Collins
5/21/86 p6
Haworth, Maria
Maria Haworth [photo], H 8/4/86
p11
Hay Day
New from Hay Day: Get it while
it's fresh, fresh [photo], H
12/17/86 p36
Haynes, Frederick
Student pays back benefactor
[photo], H 9/4/86 p1+
Haynie, Troy
Haynie, Troy (Continued)
10/2/86 p27
Haywood, Wayne Patrick
Wayne Haywood, USAF airman,
dies in accident, H 10/16/86
p6
Hazardous substances-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Nitrous oxide
found, H 5/2/86 p8
Hazardous wastes-CollectionNorwalk
City first to plan day for residents
to rid home of hazardous
materials, H 11/19/86 p12
Hazardous wastes-CollectionWeston
Residents make day a success
[photo], H 10/13/86 p11+
Selectmen approve funds for
hazardous waste day, H
9/24/86 p38
Hazardous wastes-Fairfield
County
Toxic waste problem worrying
area officials [photo], H
4/9/86 p11+
Head Start-Norwalk
Children get jump on learning
through Head Start program
[photo], H 8/12/86 p15
Funds for Head Start sought by
city officials, H 12/4/86 p20
Head Start honors parent
volunteers [photo], H 6/6/86
p9
Head Start marking twenty-first
year here, H 3/8/86 p6
Orloff assumes new position as
coordinator of Head Start, H
9/9/86 p9
Head, Benjamin
Health education-Norwalk
Committee to study changes in
health education program, H
6/2/86 p14
Healy, John V.
Resident wins fight on taxes, H
2/19/86 p13+
Hearn, Diane E.
Hearn named to position at Silver
Hill [photo], H 9/15/86 p34
Heart Ball. SEE EVENING
WOMEN'S CLUB OF
NORWALK
Heart transplantation. SEE
HEART-TRANSPLANTATION
Heart-Transplantation
Heart transplant patient's widow
thankful for community's
support, H 12/18/86 p24
Local man recovering from
transplant [photo], H 9/25/86
p10
Transplant patient is well rested,
H 7/17/86 p1+
Heckart, Eileen
[photo], H 7/30/86 p34
7/25/86 p17
Hedley, Gerald L.
Hefferan, Harry H.
Hefferan named, H 3/29/86 p6
Heidemann, Eric
Pupil wins national award [photo],
H 5/30/86 p29
Heigl, Jason
10/21/86 p13
Teen requests youth status in
homicide case, H 10/28/86
p11+
Teen-ager succumbs to injuries,
H 10/1/86 p9
Heine, Leonard Jr.
Weston resident planning to start
weekly newspaper, H 9/11/86
p35+
Heizelman, Carol
Teacher's resignation tempers
job training graduation night,
H 11/7/86 p13
Helicopters-Weston
Town asked to draft helicopter
ordinance, H 12/10/86 p15+
Heller, Arthur M.
Caldor post of senior V. P. goes
to Heller of Norwalk [photo],
H 3/18/86 p25
Hellerman, Nina
p28, H 12/8/86 p31
Hempstead, Douglas
Councilman wants vote in
mayoral appointment, H
3/10/86 p11
Hempstead to head Indy party, H
2/28/86 p12
Henry, James
Weston resident battles with CL
& P over electrical service
[photo], H 9/27/86 p35+
Heritage Museum-Wilton
Opening day nears for museum
Refurbished museum draws
crowd of Wilton residents
[photo], H 3/3/86 p9+
83
Heritage Wall
`Norwauke shall bee a towne' English Heritage plaque
[photo], H 6/16/86 p7
Blacks' deeds cited [photo], H
3/3/86 p18
Chinese plan plaque for Heritage
Wall, H 9/27/86 p8
Chinese proud of heritage
[photo], H 9/29/86 p1+
Chinese to add plaque to wall on
Sept. 28, H 8/14/86 p6
English add plaque to Heritage
Wall, H 6/14/86 p8
Irish flag hoisted at Heritage Wall
[photo], H 3/18/86 p6
Key ties city to Beijing [photo], H
10/3/86 p11
Portuguese unveil their plaque,
the 14th on city's Heritage
Wall [photo], H 4/14/86 p1+
Wall may receive new plaque, H
1/25/86 p6
Hernandez, Mr. & Mrs. Arcesio
50th anniversary celebrated
[photo], H 12/29/86 p13
Golden anniversary [photo], H
12/20/86 p20
Heroes
`Heroes' surprise students
[photo], H 6/10/86 p9
Herold, Kristen
[photo], H 5/23/86 p9
Herot, Louise
Herot wants meeting with GOP
on first selectman to be
open, H 11/13/86 p13+
Hersom, Walt
6/2/86 p19
Hewitt Associates
p12
Hickory Bluff Shorefront Club
Inc.
Investors' response provides
mortgage for Bluff purchase
[photo], H 7/21/86 p11
Pact signed for Bluff property, H
6/30/86 p9
Hickory Bluff Store and Marina
111 yacht club members buy
Hickory Bluff store, marina
[photo], H 10/3/86 p9
Big crowd debates purchase of
store, H 1/16/86 p1+
Buy Hickory Bluff, flyers urge:
Vote on Thursday, H 1/15/86
p12
District voters to decide on
purchase of store, H 1/11/86
p10
Hickory Bluff Store and Marina
(Continued)
Group urges rejection of Bluff
buy, H 1/13/86 p1+
Hickory Bluff purchase plan
turned down by
Rowaytonites [photo], H
1/17/86 p1+
Yacht club contract on horizon, H
4/30/86 p21
Hicks & Otis Co.
Complaints about noise and
fumes are reiterated [photo],
H 9/5/86 p9
Factory is probed for fumes, H
5/27/86 p1+
Hicks & Otis odor ruled safe, fan
decibels still unchecked, H
6/24/86 p10
Meeting planned to air concerns
over factory, H 8/13/86 p11
Noise emanating from plant
exceeds city limits, H 7/23/86
p11
Noise shield being designed for
Hicks & Otis, H 9/19/86 p11
Hicks, Salodius Z. Jr.
High school graduates-Westport
Staples graduates continue
High school principals-Norwalk
CCHS continues searching for
school's sixth new principal
[photo], H 8/12/86 p17
Decisionon pact received, H
12/10/86 p1+
p11
[photo], H 10/20/86 p11
High school principals-Weston
Weston principal pleased with
scheduling program, H
4/29/86 p10
High school students-Norwalk
City schools graduate sub-par
students, H 3/26/86 p1+
High school students-Wilton
Night school called a success:
Students praise program, H
9/26/86 p9
High schools-Norwalk
Aldrich plan: Combine city high
schools, H 11/12/86 p1+
High school proposal, H 11/18/86
p4
School plan meets with
opposition, H 11/13/86 p1+
High Schools-Rankings
Staples labelled òutstanding' in
assessment by magazine, H
5/24/86 p15+
Highland Ave.-Norwalk
Collins says avenue won't be
widened, H 3/4/86 p9
Rowayton residents oppose
widening of road, H 2/5/86 p7
Sixth District will request
Highland Avenue
resurfacing, H 5/15/86 p1+
Thanks, mayor [letter], H 2/21/86
p5
Highland Ave.-Rowayton
Highland Group
p33+
Hijacking of aircraft
Hill, Sunny
p17+
p25+
Hiller, Timothy
H 5/23/86 p11
Hillspoint Rd. Bridge-Westport
Crew snaps gas line, halting
cars, trains [photo p1], H
8/8/86 p6
DOT to repair Hillspoint Road
DOT work is continuing on
Hillspoint bridge repair, H
7/18/86 p11+
Progress being made on bridge
replacement, H 7/26/86 p13+
Hillspoint School
Hillspoint lease tops selectmen's
agenda, H 12/9/86 p13+
Selectmen OK lease of school, H
12/10/86 p15+
Hinds, Sydney
6/2/86 p19
Hines, Teresa
Be it dancing or driving,
Westonite ran in high gear
[photo], H 1/25/86 p13+
84
Hinkle, Judith L.
Hinkle to judge, H 8/21/86 p15
Hiroshima
Anniversary brings peace plea:
41 years after Hiroshima
[photo], H 8/6/86 p33+
Peace groups will observe 41st
anniversary of bombing, H
8/4/86 p9
Remembering the first bomb
[photo], H 8/4/86 p1+
Hirschorn, Joel
5/6/86 p16
Hiscock, John M.
Hiscock succeeds retired
Honnessy, H 4/15/86 p21
Hispanic students
Hispanics continue educations, H
5/14/86 p6
Historic buildings. SEE ALSO
NAME OF TOWN-HISTORY
Historic buildings-New Canaan
p29+
Historic buildings-Norwalk
Historic buildings plan OK'd, H
4/2/86 p10
Twin City Building facelift first
step in redevelopment
[photo], H 9/12/86 p9
Historic buildings-Weston
11/1/86 p13+
Owner to move house to conform
to zoning, H 2/28/86 p41+
ZBA rules against Toll House
addition, H 2/26/86 p11
Historic buildings-Westport
Commission weighs incentives to
preserve historic buildings
[photo], H 11/25/86 p9+
Committee salutes town's oldest
house [photo], H 3/31/86 p11
Historic building survey grant
sought, H 6/10/86 p34
History buffs try to save old
farmhouse, H 12/9/86 p13+
Officials believe ordinance will
help save old buildings, H
4/4/86 p9+
Officials hope to initiate drive to
save old buildings, H 2/3/86
p11
Old buildings to be surveyed:
Westport given state grant, H
4/8/86 p15
Plan drafted to save old
Westport urged to preserve
historic buildings, H 12/10/86
p15+
Historic buildings-Westport
(Continued)
ZBA to decide fate of old house,
H 12/8/86 p17
Historic buildings-Wilton
house, H 1/28/86 p9+
P & Z studies plan to save old
house, H 1/23/86 p13+
Wilton P & Z to hear plan to
convert old house, H 9/4/86
p33+
Historic districts-Georgetown
Historic district considered:
Georgetown being studied, H
3/6/86 p13+
Historic districts-Weston
Speck backs historic district vote,
H 1/4/86 p11+
Zoning order upheld on Weston
landmark, H 1/29/86 p11+
Historic districts-Wilton
3/6/86 p13+
Hit-and-run drivers-Darien
Police Blotter: Police seek hitand-run car, H 12/6/86 p8
Hit-and-run drivers-Norwalk
City man sentenced to prison by
judge in hit-and-run case, H
12/10/86 p22
Resident plea avoids trial in hitrun death, H 10/10/86 p10
Hit-and-run drivers-Westport
Police Blotter: Hit and run
Police seek driver in hit/run
accident, H 6/2/86 p9
Hitt, Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Celebrate 50th anniversary
[photo], H 4/26/86 p17
HJR Enterprises Inc.
Officials to scrutinize wares sold
by vendor, H 5/17/86 p13+
Hlavaty, Jodi
p14
Hoar, Eleanore
Author says women make better
spies: New Canaan tutor
agrees [photo], H 6/16/86 p9
Hoerres, Wanda
Hoets, Pieter J.
Local man searches for Marcos'
millions [photo], H 8/30/86
p1+
Hoffman, Betsy LeBlond
Bank school graduates 2 at
Merchants [photo], H 9/9/86
p19
Hoffman, David M.
Weston man earns $6,250 for
puzzle-solving skills, H
3/31/86 p11+
Hogan, James Wallace
Mortarboard traded for fire
helmet [photo], H 7/2/86 p37
Hogoboom, David G.
Holdsworth, Diana [Steer]
Autographing party for Diana
Holdsworth [photo], H
12/29/86 p11
Holland, Maribeth
2/25/86 p17
Holland, R. William
Appointment outrages pastors
[photo], H 9/13/86 p1+
Holland named to police panel, H
9/8/86 p1+
Hollyhock Ln.-Wilton
Hollyhock Road office buildings
approved by P & Z, H
4/29/86 p9+
Office building proposed for
Hollyhock Lane, H 4/22/86
p11+
Wilton P & Z will consider office
building proposals, H 4/28/86
p13
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
Holocaust victims remembered
[photo], H 5/7/86 p9
Home Magazine
National magazine features
Schempp-built solar house
[photo], H 1/21/86 p21
Homeless adults. SEE
HOMELESS PERSONS
Homeless persons. SEE ALSO
SHELTERS FOR THE
HOMELESS-NAME OF TOWN
City policy eyed for homeless, H
1/23/86 p1+
Town action prevents donation
for the homeless, H 3/14/86
p1+
Homeless persons-Norwalk
Four city organizations share
$30,586 in funds for
homeless, H 12/12/86 p1+
Need rises for shelter in Norwalk,
H 2/1/86 p1+
Problems of the homeless still
with us, H 6/26/86 p9
Honduras
Attention to Honduras is called
overreaction [photo], H
4/12/86 p1+
85
Honey Hill Rd.-Wilton
11/18/86 p27+
Honey, Dr. John C.
Honnessy, John J.
Honor Roll-Veterans. SEE
VETERANS-HONOR ROLLNORWALK
Hopson, Alex T. Jr.
Former employee is suing the
city, H 10/30/86 p10
Horizons Program. SEE NEW
CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOL
Horkel, Dr. John D.
Executive director named at
Westport Nature Center
[photo], H 1/23/86 p13
Horne, Rev. Edward C.
Rev. Horne is leaving Norwalk for
New York post [photo], H
3/8/86 p7
Horrible Secret
`Horrible Secret' airs tonight on
NBC, H 10/27/86 p12
Horse-Racing
Westport's Burr-Lenehan leads
world cup, H 4/12/86 p21
Winning form [photo], H 9/24/86
p16
Horsemanship
Wilton rider has championship
plans [photo], H 2/7/86 p9+
Horses
And everywhere there were
horses [photo], H 9/15/86 p9
Area riders participate in GNHA's
hunter pace, H 10/24/86 p27
Investment banker turns to
racetrack, H 9/27/86 p36
Riders compete in gymkhana, H
3/18/86 p16
Horses-Norwalk
Carriaging is a pleasure for city
man [photo], H 3/15/86 p1+
Horses-Shows-New Canaan
Riders competer at New Canaan
Horseshoe Rd.-Wilton
Citizens uneasy about connector,
H 7/9/86 p35+
Condo construction leaves
neighbors unhappy in Wilton,
H 1/13/86 p9+
Court rejects connector order, H
4/16/86 p9+
Date is set for hearing on 10
trees, H 9/4/86 p33+
H 7/8/86 p9+
Hospice. SEE CONNECTICUT
HOSPICE; MID-FAIRFIELD
HOSPICE
Hospitals. SEE HALL-BROOKE
FOUNDATION; NORWALK
HOSPITAL; SILVER HILL
FOUNDATION
Hotchner, A. E.
Newman, Hotchner buy
campsite: Architect and
others to donate services
[photo], H 10/14/86 p13+
Hotels-Greenwich
Hyatt Regency-Greenwich holds
Grand Opening [photo], H
12/4/86 p37
Hotels-Norwalk
Marriott unveils plans for new
147-room hotel, H 5/16/86
p1+
Hotels-Stamford
New hotel is launched in
Stamford [photo], H 9/16/86
p12
Hour
Businessmen come to aid of
p9
Changes are announced on Hour
reporting staff [photo], H
8/26/86 p10
Hour elevates Frazier and widens
his scope [photo], H 2/25/86
p30
Injury sidelines Coneybear, H
8/26/86 p10
News carrier presented with 2nd
new bicycle [photo], H
3/13/86 p16
Newspaper route is a family
tradition [photo], H 11/6/86
p15+
Norwalker named assistant editor
[photo], H 7/2/86 p11
Norwalkers open hearts to news
carrier, H 3/8/86 p1+
p11
Will Watson is named Hour
managing editor [photo], H
5/27/86 p6
Wilton retains Hour-Bulletin
tennis laurels [photo], H
10/3/86 p24
Housing. SEE ALSO
ACCESSORY APARTMENTS
Housing violations-Norwalk
2 city landlords placed on
Housing-Fairfield County
Area's affordable housing
problem to be focus of
SWRPA workshop, H 9/9/86
p9
Conference to study area
housing crunch, H 1/14/86
p12
Housing ills said to be local
burden, H 1/22/86 p1+
Realtors: County homes sold for
18 percent more during '85,
H 4/19/86 p1+
Regional committee set up to
confront housing lack, H
5/21/86 p1+
Housing-Norwalk
170 housing units approved by P
& Z committee, H 4/18/86 p19
27 tenants to return to sue their
4 South Norwalk houses
renovated, H 4/8/86 p17
550 seek assistance to find
housing, H 2/18/86 p1+
Agencies in city work to preserve
low-income units [photo], H
1/28/86 p30
Agency to consider parcel for 8
units, H 9/22/86 p10
Appeal filed over Keeler Avenue
housing plan, H 10/15/86 p9
Application filed for multi-family
units, H 5/29/86 p30
Area lauds housing OK as a
`miracle', H 6/5/86 p1+
Blacks call for more housing they
can afford, H 4/18/86 p1+
Carver residents concerned
about conversion, H 2/26/86
p18
Ceremony initiates housing, H
11/6/86 p1+
City gets fund boosts toward
neighborhood rehabilitations,
H 6/19/86 p11
City officials dispute claims that
`home' cannot find residents,
H 2/5/86 p1+
Clergy panel to seek housing for
minorities, H 3/5/86 p12
4/11/86 p10
Common Council agrees to sell
Briggs site for rental housing
[photo], H 8/27/86 p1+
p1+
Council approves Briggs rental
86
Council OKs housing suit
settlement [photo], H 5/14/86
p1+
Council tables motion to sell
Briggs parcel, H 8/13/86 p1+
Developer planning payments to
tenants who must relocate, H
5/23/86 p1+
Developer: P & Z proposal
`scary', H 11/8/86 p1+
Flying squad at war with
`slumlords', H 3/14/86 p1+
Housing agency given $27,000:
Banks, businesses donate, H
1/15/86 p7
Housing decree sparks release of
HUD funds, H 11/1/86 p1+
Housing losses in city hurt
Burgess, H 1/28/86 p31
Housing plea met: 27 given
homes, H 1/2/86 p1+
Housing project delayed?, H
11/11/86 p1+
Housing project gets green light,
H 2/6/86 p16
Housing proposal may displace
tenants, H 10/14/86 p16
Housing units go for hearing, H
6/13/86 p11
Hundreds wait on line to apply for
rent relief [photo], H 2/5/86
p1+
Keeler Avenue housing step
closer to reality, H 6/11/86
p34
Linkage to gain housing
considered, H 4/1/86 p1+
Long-planned housing project is
moving nearer to fruition, H
6/6/86 p1+
NAACP, city eye agreement, H
2/28/86 p1+
NEON may build long-term
housing for homeless, H
12/11/86 p1+
P & Z OKs Wood-Burbank sale:
Elderly housing site backed,
H 3/22/86 p6
Panel backs SoNo land for
housing sites, H 10/3/86 p1+
Panel endorses loan of $316,215
for senior homes, H 3/6/86
p10
Panel moves to expedite two
projects, H 2/7/86 p1+
Panel tables land sale for
housing units, H 8/1/86 p1+
Panel works out housing plan, H
8/8/86 p1+
H 8/6/86 p10
Plan aims to aid poor
homeowners, H 11/18/86 p1+
Housing-Norwalk (Continued)
Prelate said powerless to halt
home's closing, H 3/18/86
p1+
Rules more lenient for extra
Sale of land to ease city housing
crisis?, H 10/14/86 p1+
Site given OK for housing, H
1/24/86 p6
Site plan for housing is
submitted, H 5/20/86 p1+
Uses for extra money OK'd, H
8/7/86 p25
Zoning case arguments heard:
Neighbors oppose
apartments, H 2/19/86 p10
Housing-South Norwalk
4 South Norwalk houses
Moderate-income housing set for
SoNo, H 1/23/86 p8
Housing-Weston
Crackdown on permits to
continue, H 3/27/86 p13+
Demand for apartments rises
with increasing cost of
homes, H 3/29/86 p13+
Need for housing emphasized:
Officials review Town Plan, H
1/13/86 p9+
Weston housing policy is
Housing-Westport
Alternative housing plan is
scrutinized, H 10/8/86 p23+
Commission uneasy about
housing plan, H 9/26/86 p9+
Hauhuth supports use of homes
as shelters, H 4/22/86 p11+
Official criticizes P & Z plan, H
1/17/86 p9+
P & Z approval sought for
downtown project, H 2/13/86
p37
Panel appointed to study school,
H 2/27/86 p35+
Residents oppose plan to build
12 duplexes, H 1/16/86 p35
Westport urged to plan for the
future [photo], H 4/7/86 p13+
Westport's Imperial Trailer Park
is one of a kind in state
[photo], H 3/17/86 p11
Westporter debate housing
issues at hearing, H 10/29/86
p37+
Housing-Wilton
Development plans worry Skunk
Lane residents, H 9/23/86
p29
Houses proposed for site, H
9/16/86 p35+
Housing not keeping pace with
demand, H 1/2/86 p29+
Howard, Amanda
Scholarship is awarded to
Howard, H 7/3/86 p11
Howe Furniture Corp.
From Howe brochure [photo], H
9/2/86 p28
7/15/86 p31
Hoyt, Christina
Local teachers enjoy summer's
experience [photo], H
8/28/86 p15
Hoyt, Raymond
8/28/86 p15
Hubbell, W. Irving
Hudgins, Barbara
Nicaragua to be topic of program
[photo], H 12/10/86 p17
[photo], H 8/4/86 p1+
Returning from Nicaragua trip,
Norwalker questions U. S.
role [photo], H 8/23/86 p7
Human Resources Associates.
SEE EXECUTIVE
DEVELOPMENT
ASSOCIATES
Human Resources Inc.
Huminski, John
p1+
Hungarian Committee of
Norwalk & Vicinity
Hungarian rites re-dedicate
Freedom Fighters' Memorial,
H 10/27/86 p1+
Hungarian Reformed Church
Church to see changes [photo], H
6/28/86 p37
Hungaski, Mr. & Mrs. Steven
p17
Hunger
Study states area hunger a
growing ill, H 1/9/86 p1+
Hunt, Eileen
Organist leaving [photo], H
3/22/86 p35
Hunter, Tim
Hunting-Norwalk
Hunters shooting geese upset
park visitors [photo], H
11/28/86 p1+
87
Hurlbutt Elementary School
Budget cut may shut Weston
school wing, H 1/15/86 p9+
Chief admires winning posters
[photo], H 12/16/86 p17
Parents call closing of East
House ìrresponsible', H
1/22/86 p35+
Parents in Weston to oppose
proposal to close school
wing, H 1/17/86 p9+
2/10/86 p9
Hurlbutt Elementary SchoolMaintenance and repair
Generator approved, H 1/10/86
p9+
Hurlbutt Elementary School-Staff
Weston teacher to be honored by
state commissioner, H
5/29/86 p33+
Hurricane Gloria
Board approves hurricane repair
funds, H 9/4/86 p34
Gift presented to linemen [photo],
H 3/6/86 p13
Storm rebate is approved for the
city, H 2/27/86 p1+
Weston receives $13,555 for
damage from hurricane, H
3/31/86 p12
Westport ws ready for storm:
Officials prepared to act, H
8/19/86 p29+
Hustus, Hunter
Hutchinson, Susan
Hutfilz, Deborah
Senior at WHS wins scholarship,
H 5/24/86 p16
Hyatt Regency-Greenwich
Hyatt Regency-Greenwich holds
Grand Opening [photo], H
12/4/86 p37
Hydraulic Co.
Dividends, H 7/1/86 p29, H
12/2/86 p32
Hyers/Smith Inc.
Hypertension
Heart/hypertension Act to be
Leaders examine hypertension
act, H 9/19/86 p13+
I
I Can Do It Too, Inc.
p1+
I Can Do It Too, Inc. (Continued)
Motivation is key to Ì can do it
too, Inc.' [photo], H 11/18/86
p11
IBM Corp.
H 2/14/86 p6
Ice hockey-Darien
15, H 1/7/86 p11
Ice hockey-Norwalk
Welch, H 1/21/86 p17+
2/21/86 p19+
3/6/86 p21+
NHS [photo], H 1/17/86 p23+
p15+
H 2/14/86 p31+
15, H 1/7/86 p11
year [photo], H 12/11/86 p41+
English, H 2/13/86 p25+
Seitz is going to Yale [photo], H
7/25/86 p25
Senators clinch berth, H 2/18/86
p25
State champs [photo], H 3/18/86
p24
Ice hockey-Wilton
2/21/86 p19+
p15+
Tigers, H 2/24/86 p19+
Ice rinks. SEE SKATING RINKSNAME OF TOWN
Ice skating rinks. SEE SKATING
RINKS-NAME OF TOWN
Ice skating-Norwalk
Loss of Crystal Ice Rink creating
major headaches, H 8/2/86
p23+
Illegal dumping-Weston
Police Blotter: Used tires are
dumped in park, H 6/26/86 p8
IMAGES-Sculptural Concepts
Gallery
Sculpture gallery opening in
historic SoNo district [photo],
H 4/21/86 p14
SoNo firm finds a 7-foot bronze
as reflection for office
building [photo], H 9/23/86
p15
Imbruce, Dr. Richard
Westporter visits O'Neill [photo],
H 12/22/86 p50
Imhof, Blanche
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Immigration
Additional charges are filed in
immigration fraud probe, H
5/28/86 p1+
Imperial Ave.-Westport
Intersection work approved:
Selectmen vote on
agreement, H 7/9/86 p35
Officials study traffic problems, H
3/19/86 p13+
RTM to consider agreement for
intersection improvement, H
3/31/86 p11+
Imperial Bridge Associates Inc.
P & Z Commission turns down
Imperial Bridge subdivision,
H 7/17/86 p13+
Subdivision developer suing
residents, H 8/28/86 p13+
Weston P & Z sued by developer,
H 8/13/86 p9+
Imperial Trailer Park-Westport
[photo], H 3/17/86 p11
Improved Order of Redmen
Redmen honor veteran member
[photo], H 11/1/86 p19
Imri, Ernie
p17+
Incendiary bombs
Bond reduced for suspect in
bombing, H 9/24/86 p6
Firebombs tossed at local home,
H 9/22/86 p1+
Local police question firebomb
`target', H 12/1/86 p8
Indecent exposure-Darien
Police Blotter: Man allegedly
jumps on car, H 12/17/86 p8
Indecent exposure-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Flasher flees shoe
store, H 1/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Indecent
exposure, H 11/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Indecent exposure
88
indecency, H 10/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man exposes self
to girl, H 12/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man facing
indecency charge, H 4/23/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man sought for
exposure, H 5/5/86 p8
Indecent exposure-Wilton
Òver exposure' is alleged, H
8/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Indecent exposure
Independent Jewelers
Organization
Company to move offices to Post
Road West, H 7/24/86 p38
Independent party-Norwalk
Hempstead to head Indy party, H
2/28/86 p12
Independent Party deletes
restriction: On mayoral
nominations, H 10/30/86 p10
Indies mull endorsement policy
changes, H 9/25/86 p9
Indy Party endorses Mintz,
Esposito: In break from
tradition, H 10/24/86 p10
Quiet Independents ready to be
noticed, H 4/14/86 p8
Industrial design. SEE DESIGN,
INDUSTRIAL
Industrial Designers
Design consultants trade
Manhattan for studio retreat,
H 9/9/86 p17
Infanger, Joan
County prison's bars no barrier
for Wilton tutor [photo], H
5/29/86 p33+
Info Associates of Stamford
InfoLine
Infoline provides invaluable
service, H 5/27/86 Supp. p4A
InfoLine's child care wire always
open: The never sleep
service [photo], H 10/13/86
p13+
Insurance, Liability
Committee OKs higher fees for
self-insurance programs, H
6/4/86 p11
Costs too high: City to insure
itself for job injuries, H 7/2/86
p1+
Darien expressing interest in
CCM's insurance program, H
6/17/86 p10
Festival given go-ahead for '86,
H 3/18/86 p13
Festivals' fate still in doubt, H
3/14/86 p10+
Insurance, Liability (Continued)
Insurance costs force schools to
review rules, H 5/28/86 p13+
Insurance crunch may end
recently rekindled tradition
[photo], H 3/8/86 p13+
Insurance policy on agenda: For
Westport panel, H 6/23/86
p11+
Local delegates see insurance as
concern [photo], H 8/25/86
p1+
Rising insurance costs threaten
town festivals, H 3/7/86 p11+
School board in Wilton approves
liability policy, H 6/6/86 p25+
Some insurance rates so high
that Norwalk may go without,
H 7/1/86 p10
Wilton groups face rising
insurance cost, H 5/9/86 p13+
Wilton officials seek ways to cut
liability insurance costs, H
7/11/86 p11+
Integrated Marketing
International
Inter-City Touch Football
League. SEE TOUCH
FOOTBALL
Inter-Club Flounder Fishing
Tournament. SEE ALSO
FISHING
25-year leader [photo], H 5/30/86
p42
Pastimes accept tourney trophy
[photo], H 6/27/86 p27
InterConnect Capital Inc.
Area investment firm guides
Canada aerospace purchase
[photo], H 10/7/86 p21
Intercorp
Intercorp buys 2 more
publications, H 6/3/86 p25
Interfaith Housing Association
Westport officials salute
volunteers at soup kitchen
[photo], H 6/6/86 p25
Interior decorators
ASID's highest award [photo], H
1/2/86 p13
Teachers of interior designers
opens own studio [photo], H
7/22/86 p30
Interior designers. SEE
INTERIOR DECORATORS
International Consumer Brands
Inc.
International Heritage Ball
Norwalk's diversity represented
[photo], H 2/20/86 p15
International Hospitality
Committee of Fairfield
County. SEE U. N.
ASSOCIATION OF
CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST
Interrante-Judas, Jane
Silver Hill names nursing director
[photo], H 10/29/86 p39
Intersections (Highway
engineering). SEE ROADSINTERCHANGES AND
INTERSECTIONS
Interstate 95. SEE ALSO
YANKEE DOODLE BRIDGE
City in line for barriers to cut
noise on turnpike, H 2/14/86
p1+
Commuters complain about
dangers, delays on turnpike
[photo], H 10/7/86 p1+
H 3/6/86 p1+
Grim picture is drawn of I-95,
parkway risks, H 1/23/86 p1+
Hauhuth asks lawmakers to draft
barrier bill, H 2/20/86 p11
3/5/86 p1+
Repairs due on I-95 spans by
year's end, H 1/3/86 p1+
Turnpike renamed for Gov.
Lodge [photo p8], H 10/1/86
p1+
Interstate 95-Entrance ramps
Collins asks exit stay open, H
9/16/86 p1+
Exit ramp shutdown extended, H
11/28/86 p8
Hauhuth seeks exit ramp change,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Norwalk loses funds: Truck traffic
increases [photo p8], H
10/6/86 p1+
Ramp adopted, H 1/3/86 p6
State will close ramp from East
Avenue to I-95 [photo], H
10/31/86 p11
Iorio, Mark J.
`Battle' was planned at Iorio's, H
12/10/86 p1+
4 more jurors selected in
Westport case, H 11/24/86
p14
Defense to rest at Iorio trial, H
12/17/86 p16
Examiner fails to link bullet to
Iorio's rifle, H 12/18/86 p13+
Tape will be admitted as
evidence at Iorio trial, H
12/9/86 p20
89
Testimony conflicts in teen-ager's
trial [photo], H 12/11/86 p13+
Testimony continues at trial of
youth charged with murder,
H 12/12/86 p11
Two jurors chosen for murder
trial, H 11/21/86 p11
Westport teen: Iorio said he `got
one', H 12/31/86 p8
Witness at Iorio trial testifies he
heard car window shatter, H
12/16/86 p13
Witness: Seeing car made Iorio
`nervous', H 12/20/86 p27+
Iran-Contra Scandal
Norwalk native says CIA clear in
scandal [photo], H 12/5/86
p1+
Ireland Gannon Associates Inc.
Landscaper opens Wilton
operation [drawing], H
4/15/86 p25
Irvine, Sister Donna
Norwalk nun is with Red Cross
amid the mid-west flood
damage, H 10/7/86 p13
Isler, Peter F.
America's Cup entry grabs
Rowayton man [photo], H
9/20/86 p13+
ISOETEC Communications Inc.
Biggest Arizona bank network
buys 208 phone systems
from ISOETEC, H 2/18/86
p30
ISOETEC of Darien finds its
telephone niche in 3 years
[photo], H 1/21/86 p21
ISOETEC successful Ìn Search
of Excellence' [photo], H
5/20/86 p25+
ISOETEC's philosophy - and its
`Guiding Light', H 5/20/86 p25
Isoetec, Jarvis tell of merger, H
12/17/86 p26
Italian-Americans. SEE UNITED
ITALIAN-AMERICAN
COMMITTEE OF NORWALK
J
J. B. Tipton's
New restaurant open at Inn at
Longshore, H 11/25/86 p33
Jackie Robinson Foundation
City park endorsed as site for
jazz event, H 4/22/86 p1+
Foundation pledge [photo], H
4/15/86 p24
Jackie Robinson jazz event elicits
raves from Norwalkers
[photo], H 6/30/86 p1+
Plans discussed for jazz festival,
H 5/20/86 p11
Jackson, Glenn
Successful maneuver a life saver
for teen [photo], H 11/8/86
p41+
Jackson, Marc
7/18/86 p13
Jackson, Nancy
p15+
Jackson, Robert
10/2/86 p27
Jackson, Tony
1/28/86 p53+
3/7/86 p27
Jaffe, Marcia Paris
Jaffe chosen for board seat, H
11/3/86 p13
James River Corp.
Local firm brightens holiday for
less fortunate children
[photo], H 12/20/86 p1+
James, Ann Hollis
Ann H. James retires from Family
Aid here [photo], H 1/2/86 p11
Jarbor, Barbara
Health/Fitness: Awards recipient
[photo], H 6/16/86 p25
Jay, Charlotte M.
1/2/86 p13
Jaye, Marissa
Jazz
Jackie Robinson jazz event elicits
raves from Norwalkers
[photo], H 6/30/86 p1+
Jefferson School-Maintenance
and repair
Committee endorses school roof
repair plans, H 7/10/86 p15
Jellyfish
Jellyfish plague Sound
swimmers, H 7/24/86 p17
Jenkins, Eleanor
Police Blotter: Wiltonite still listed
as `serious', H 8/13/86 p8
Jerrett, Dr. Steven A.
2/18/86 p15
Jewish Federation of Greater
Norwalk
New chairwoman [photo], H
12/12/86 p6
Jewish Seniors of Norwalk
Seniors' officers [photo], H
6/28/86 p18
Jewish War Veterans-Post 141
Jewish vet elected to state post
[photo], H 5/23/86 p6
Jewish vets get new commander
[photo], H 6/25/86 p19
War veterans give scholarship, H
1/3/86 p6
Joblessness. SEE
UNEMPLOYMENT
Jobs for Connecticut Youth
Youths lauded at completion of
special training program
[photo], H 5/23/86 p27
John Cusano Gallery
Buckminster Fuller is Cusano
show focus, H 3/3/86 p12
John's Best Pizzeria-Westport
Pizza parlor is closed by fire
[photo p1], H 12/9/86 p36
Johnson, Christine L.
Specialist's mission is supplying
troops [photo], H 5/27/86 p10
Johnson, Debra
On her way: Thinking in 3-D
rewards young designer
[photo], H 7/7/86 p9
Johnson, Edwin
Edwin Johnson dies, ex-chief of
detectives [photo], H 9/25/86
p6
Johnson, Flip
p15+
Johnson, Lyndon
Johnson, Philip
p29+
Johnson, Terrell A.
Johnson, Willis
p15+
Johnston, Marilyn M.
Johnston named supervisor
[photo], H 12/18/86 p14
Johnston, Mr. & Mrs. William
5/31/86 p17
Jones, Betty
State arts winners named by
commission: Special
ceremonies Saturday
[photo], H 5/29/86 p13
Jong, Erica
Ms. Jong talks to library group
[photo], H 10/15/86 p13+
90
Jordan, Nola
Teacher ìnvigorated' by summer
of study [photo], H 9/4/86 p25
Joyce, Hugh K.
Julia Balazs Realtors
New realtor [photo], H 9/26/86
p44
Junior League of StamfordNorwalk
Junior League - Force for a better
life: The `Determinators'
[photo], H 9/22/86 p15+
League to sponsor Maritime
exhibit, H 7/29/86 p1+
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Helping fight diabetes [photo], H
3/19/86 p28
Juvenile Diabetes benefits, H
4/2/86 p25
Local diabetes chapter gets a
worldwide award [photo], H
7/26/86 p18
K
K. W. Griffen Co.
Tracts bought by maker of first
aid kit, H 10/3/86 p10
Kanaga, Karen
P & Z sued over denial for studio,
H 6/6/86 p25+
Kanaga, Lawrence W.
Family seeks ruling on converted
barn, H 5/7/86 p9+
Karl Chevrolet
Karl, Maura
Karl coordinator of Keystone
Karting
Folice 1st female to garner
national go-karting crown
[photo], H 12/15/86 p24
Karting-Norwalk
Kart champs honored [photo], H
2/3/86 p23
Karting-Wilton
Insurance cost keeps Go Karts
off track, H 8/22/86 p9+
Katchko-Zimmerman, Cantor
Deborah
Congregations getting used to
women cantors, H 12/9/86
p30
Women cantors in concert
[photo], H 12/8/86 p19
Katharine Gibbs School
Chamber trophy to K. Gibbs aide
[photo], H 10/7/86 p23
Gibbs Office Olympics lots of fun
for Rehab [photo], H 4/23/86
p18
Katz Realty Inc.
Arbitrator says Norwalk free of
claim for past commission, H
6/25/86 p10
Katz, Robert
Katz honors Allen [photo], H
6/11/86 p29
Kavanagh, Cornelia
Professional art sale for budget
collector [photo], H 6/6/86 p19
Kayaks
9/10/86 p25
Ginsberg begins paddle to Miami,
H 9/3/86 p6
Ready for long trip [photo], H
8/29/86 p27
Kaye, Arnold
Kaye is recipient of Sportsmen
award [photo], H 4/23/86 p31
Town action prevents donation
for the homeless, H 3/14/86
p1+
Keating, Elizabeth
Woman is charged in '83
Keefe, David
p28
Keegan, Mary O.
Norwalk's Town Clerk tries to
cope with rush [photo], H
9/26/86 p38
Keeler Ave.-Norwalk
Keeler Ave. housing outlined
before P & Z, H 9/18/86 p10
Keels, Marla
Keene Park-Weston
Commission to review Keene
Park changes, H 8/12/86 p9
Commission to study plan for
swimming area at park, H
5/13/86 p9
Reaction to park plan is mixed:
Sell one, develop another, H
6/12/86 p37+
Keene, Jeffrey
Selectman greets new firemen
[photo], H 11/3/86 p15
Kellaher, Mary J.
5/16/86 p31
7/16/86 p1+
Kelley, Kimberly
H 2/14/86 p6
Kellogg-Deering Well FieldNorwalk
Carcinogens are found in well
water, H 5/23/86 p1+
EPA OKs àirstripping' plan to
remove well chemicals, H
9/29/86 p1+
Study says risk low from water, H
4/24/86 p1+
Well field cleanup options listed,
H 7/18/86 p1+
Kelly, Alex A.
Kelly, Richard P. Jr.
Supervisor retires from district
post, H 6/4/86 p11
Kelly, Sean M.
Wilton teen drowns while waterskiing, H 8/8/86 p1+
Kelly, William
Man has praise for NEON, H
7/1/86 p26
Kemper, Jacqueline
Kendall School
Challenger 7 are remembered
[photo], H 5/31/86 p6
Kendall School-Awards
bee [photo p1], H 5/7/86 p11
Kendall School-Staff
Woman is named Kendall
Kennedy, David R.
Human services director
honored, H 7/31/86 p11
Kennels
H 12/23/86 p9+
Kenney, William W.
H 7/19/86 p11
Kenny, Thomas
Norwalker found hanged behind
Westport church, H 1/24/86
p8
Kensett Drive-Wilton
Residents in Wilton protest
Kensett Drive subdivision, H
6/3/86 p13+
Wilton Commission delays vote
on Kensett Drive subdivision,
H 6/17/86 p13
Kerekes, Joe
City notables honor longtime
lifeguard [photo p8], H
8/14/86 p1+
91
Ketchup
Puncture holes in ketchup top
cause concerns, H 4/17/86 p6
Keystone Inc.
Adult group is given variances for
house, H 1/24/86 p10
Health/Fitness: Administrative
aide appointed, H 11/3/86
p41
Hearing slated Feb. 5 on house
conversion, H 1/17/86 p11
Karl coordinator of Keystone
Kidnapping, Attempted-Norwalk
School-prepped girl says `no' to a
lure, H 9/9/86 p8
Kidnapping-Norwalk
Kidnapping is reported, H 8/4/86
p8
Man attempts to entice girl into
his car, H 9/4/86 p8
Kids for Community Service
Program
Community service effort aims to
teach volunteerism, H
12/2/86 p17
Kies, Thomas B.
p11
Kimes, Russell A. Jr.
Kimes enters race for judge of
probate [photo], H 6/20/86
p11+
H 8/16/86 p13+
Kindergarten-Norwalk
$$ for aides OK'd, H 1/15/86 p12
All-day kindergarten responds to
area need, H 8/12/86 p16
King Industries
King Industries is international
[photo], H 8/26/86 p17
King's Birthday
King observance her concern:
Hour Neighbors [photo], H
1/18/86 p1+
More than 700 at church service
held to honor Martin Luther
King, H 1/21/86 p1+
Not everybody will mark day for
King, H 1/17/86 p1+
Organizations are combining to
plan King Day observance
[photo], H 1/14/86 p6
Rites mark King Day in the city
[photo], H 1/20/86 p1+
King's Daughters & Sons Home
Board votes to close home for
elderly [photo], H 2/26/86 p1+
King's Daughters & Sons Home
(Continued)
City officials dispute claims that
`home' cannot find residents,
H 2/5/86 p1+
Clergymen disappointed,
dismayed by closing, H
3/5/86 p1+
Elderly face loss of home this
week?, H 2/24/86 p1+
Home refuses prospective
tenants [photo], H 2/27/86
p1+
King's home closing forcing 7
elderly out, H 1/30/86 p1+
Prelate said powerless to halt
home's closing, H 3/18/86
p1+
State investigating King's home
closing, H 4/23/86 p1+
Women get 3rd notice to leave
home, H 3/5/86 p1+
King, Ralph
8/23/86 p23
BMHS in final: No. 250 for King
[photo], H 10/29/86 p25+
p15
5/9/86 p33+
King, Richard S.
battle: King waging a
`positive campaign' [photo],
H 10/28/86 p1+
King opens headquarters, H
9/4/86 p19
Richard King announces for
Assembly, H 7/17/86 p9
King, Ricky
p21
Kingsley, Francis Gerard
Francis Kingsley dies: Textile
exec was 90 [photo], H
1/14/86 p6
Kinlock Tournament-Norwalk
Àdult' behavior? [letter], H
8/12/86 p5
All are sorry for flap at Little
League game, H 8/8/86 p1+
Coaches, ump mix it up at
Kinlock Tournament as
youngsters look on, H 8/7/86
p1+
Kiriasizis, Vasilios
P & Z files request for legal
action against ZBA over
house addition, H 4/3/86 p9
Kiska, Wendy
bee [photo p1], H 5/7/86 p11
Kiwanis Club. SEE NAME OF
TOWN KIWANIS CLUB
Kiwanis Emergency Shelter.
SEE NORWALK KIWANIS
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Kiwanis Park-Wilton
Park pond to reopen for public
use [photo], H 6/13/86 p13+
Klinga, John
[photo], H 11/3/86 p15
Knapp, Jennifer
1/24/86 p1+
Knauth, John
Playhouse fundraiser: Knauth
wins Mustang [photo], H
9/25/86 p15
Kniffen, George
Killer is sentenced to death:
Wilton man among victims, H
9/26/86 p13
Kniffen, Gregory Allen
Death penalty is urged in murder
of Wiltonite, H 6/23/86 p11+
Man convicted in murder of exWiltonite, H 6/5/86 p1+
Knights of Columbus
Life members are honored
[photo], H 5/29/86 p6
Knights of Columbus-Norwalk
Knights honor eleven members,
H 4/9/86 p6
Knights honor past navigator
[photo], H 4/14/86 p10
Knights present scholarship
awards [photo], H 8/1/86 p11
Knopp, Alex A.
Council president declares
interest in assembly seat
[photo], H 7/15/86 p1+
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
H 10/22/86 p10
Knopp gets Democratic
nomination for 139th District
assembly seat [photo], H
7/25/86 p1+
Knopp meets with governor
[photo], H 8/15/86 p10
Knopp plans to resign from
Common Council at turn of
year, H 11/6/86 p11
92
Knopp sits in while mayor's in
Nicaraugua (sic), H 4/21/86
p8
Knopp will try to halt weigh
station project, H 9/6/86 p1+
H 7/29/86 p1+
Knoppis appointed to body on
boating, H 8/15/86 p27
139th: Knopp cites
knowledge of Norwalk
[photo], H 10/29/86 p1+
Knox, Kathy
Blind teen-ager helping children
learn English, H 7/28/86 p13+
Knudsen, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
p13
Koellmer, Randall
City man dies in crash on Route
123 in Vista, H 12/12/86 p6
Komarow, Sylvia
Decision pending in libel suit:
Slez vs. P & Z
commissioner, H 8/2/86 p13+
Komarynsky, Dr. Irene
Health/Fitness: Dr. Komarynsky
joins associates [photo], H
12/15/86 p33
Konatsotis, Nicole
Three Nathan Hale eighthgraders chosen for `Main
Street' program [photo], H
8/12/86 p1+
Kondub, John
[photo], H 1/3/86 p20
Konstantin, Rosario
Area solons recognized [photo],
H 1/20/86 p25
Kopf, Sue
Kopfmann, Craig
p15
Kowall, Michael
11/18/86 p1+
Donations for fund top $3,000, H
11/21/86 p29
p1+
Kowalsky, John
Officials: Death of man caused
by cardiac arrest, H 12/9/86
p14
Kowalsky, Mary
Kowalsky named: Sportsmen to
honor [photo], H 5/2/86 p36
Kraig, Anne B.
New Canaan woman takes
p7
Kramer, Theodore
Couple suing ZBA over pool
denial, H 1/6/86 p11+
Krasnavage, Paul
[photo], H 6/5/86 p25+
9/29/86 p1+
10/31/86 p35+
Kresge, Rev. Ronald W.
Local minister completes Graham
evangelism school, H 5/3/86
p7
Kresko, Ertha
100th birthday [photo], H 7/31/86
p14
Krinsley, Dr. James S.
Health/Fitness: Localite a
Pulmonary Associate [photo],
H 8/11/86 p25
Krom, Lee
6/3/86 p25
Kruhlinski, Jamie Lynn
Norwalk girl `super seller' in
cookie sale, H 6/7/86 p11
Krummel, Dr. William M.
Colleagues salute Krummel upon
departure from NSTC
[photo], H 5/30/86 p1+
Krummel trading presidencies of
technical colleges [photo], H
3/27/86 p1+
Kruseski, Albert
Man of the Year, H 5/2/86 p8
Kuczo, Andy
6/2/86 p19
Kung-Fu-Norwalk
Academy teaching classic
defense [photo], H 6/3/86 p28
Kurman, Mitch
Kurman featured at camp
graduation, H 6/16/86 p9+
Kydes, Mickey
6/2/86 p19
Kydes graduates [photo], H
6/24/86 p26
L
L & L Ever-Green Inc.
Nursery firm joins national
association, H 11/4/86 p18
L'Hommedieu, Denise
Norwalk student Featured
Athlete, one of 14 in UConn
Special Olympics [photo], H
6/5/86 p20
L. R. Johnston Associates
Westport firm picked to ready
harbor plan, H 8/29/86 p11
LaBianca, Carl
Òld timer' defends police chief
[letter], H 10/4/86 p5
Another retiree defends chief
[letter], H 10/8/86 p5
Backs chief, asks mayor to back
off [letter], H 10/2/86 p5
Between the lines [letter], H
8/18/86 p5
Calls mayor's comments
ìnsensitive' [letter], H
10/3/86 p5
Chief gains council support, H
10/2/86 p1+
Chief gets boost for pay raise, H
10/10/86 p1+
Chief handled himself with dignity
[letter], H 10/3/86 p5
Chief named to task force, H
8/13/86 p6
Chief of police announces new
policy on domestic violence,
H 3/19/86 p1+
Collins, LaBianca clash on `lack
of leadership' [photo], H
9/27/86 p1+
Council defeats motion on police
chief's raise [photo], H
10/15/86 p1+
Council to reconsider chief's pay,
H 10/28/86 p1+
Faith in chief [letter], H 10/10/86
p5
Fears police chief being treated
shabbily [letter], H 9/6/86 p5
For the chief [letter], H 10/2/86 p5
LaBianca bypassed for raise, H
8/7/86 p1+
Mayor's action ìnappropriate'
[letter], H 10/3/86 p5
Pay hike OK'd, but it's up to
commission, H 10/29/86 p8
Police chiefs back LaBianca, H
10/3/86 p8
9/30/86 p1+
Praise for chief [letter], H 9/29/86
p5
93
Says mayor wants a `yuppie'
[letter], H 8/20/86 p5
Support chief [letter], H 10/1/86 p5
Supports mayor and
commissioners [letter], H
10/3/86 p5
Urges police chief to stick it out
[letter], H 10/2/86 p5
LaClair, Kenneth
LaClair gets top P & Z spot, H
6/19/86 p29
LaClair, Kirsten
p28
Lacrosse-New Canaan
[photo], H 5/28/86 p23+
H 6/10/86 p21+
Lacrosse-Norwalk
3-sport star tops in city, H 5/15/86
p32
p21+
6/7/86 p25+
4/3/86 p25+
5/27/86 p23+
Norwalk faces Wilton in state
semifinal: Site still up in air,
H 6/2/86 p15
Norwalk rocked in opener, H
4/4/86 p31+
[photo], H 5/14/86 p17+
Lacrosse-Weston
4/3/86 p25+
Lacrosse-Westport
4/3/86 p25+
Staples becomes lacrosse power
[photo], H 4/9/86 p13+
Lacrosse-Wilton
12-year losing streak goes on:
Wilton advances to state
final, H 6/4/86 p13+
[photo], H 5/28/86 p23+
4/3/86 p25+
H 6/2/86 p15
H 6/10/86 p21+
Lacrosse-Wilton (Continued)
[photo], H 5/14/86 p17+
State crown on line, H 6/6/86
p31+
Lady Joan
Lady Joan offers excursion
cruises off Norwalk shores
[photo], H 7/5/86 p1+
LaGuardia, Michael Jr.
Youth is awarded $49,000, H
3/29/86 p13+
LaJoie, Randy
LaJoie joins champions circle
[photo], H 1/21/86 p20
LaJoie qualifies for 500 at 197+,
H 2/11/86 p17
No Daytona 500 for Norwalker
[photo], H 2/14/86 p31+
Lake Club-Wilton
Club requests permission to tear
down its pro shop, H 9/19/86
p14
Wilton P & Z approves Lake
Club's new shop, H 10/7/86
p12
Lakes-Pollution. SEE WATERPOLLUTION
Lally, Janice R.
Skirmish over custody of canine
is continuing, H 10/17/86 p1+
9/30/86 p1+
Lambert, Beverly
3/25/86 p15+
Lametta, Dominick
Norwalk native named `hero', H
8/19/86 p6
Land grants-Darien
9/13/86 p37
Land grants-Norwalk
Common Council OKs $400,000
land purchase, H 12/24/86
p1+
Land grants-Weston
Town officials urged to buy open
space, H 2/25/86 p13+
Land grants-Westport
RTM delays decision on property
fund, H 7/16/86 p41+
Selectmen will consider gift of
land, H 11/25/86 p9+
Land patents. SEE LAND
GRANTS-NAME OF TOWN
Landa, Matt
1/7/86 p14
Landfills, Sanitary. SEE
SANITARY LANDFILLSNAME OF TOWN
Landis & Gyr
Landmark Academy
Academy expands camp
Landowne, Helen
Landowne elected to lead United
Way [photo], H 7/19/86 p13+
Landuyt, Eric
Lane, Paul
p21+
11/26/86 p37+
9/10/86 p20
Lane, Pete
p28
10/2/86 p27
Lange Medical Publications
LaPorta Realty Corp.
Plaza plans unveiled for trailer
park site, H 12/18/86 p22
LaPorta Trailer Park-Norwalk
Hearing on ex-LaPorta site draws
one dissenting voice, H
1/28/86 p6
Trailer park owners sue city, H
5/13/86 p20
Lappell, David A.
Larceny, Attempted-Westport
Police Blotter: Woman interrupts
Larsen, Margaret
New staffer appointed at United
Way [photo], H 7/1/86 p26
Lasley, Jerry K.
Farmer keeps seaport afloat, H
1/23/86 p30
Latin language
Latin studies class approved in
Wilton, H 9/27/86 p35
Laubscher, Fred
12/16/86 p21+
Lauer, Elizabeth
[photo], H 7/8/86 p13
Gives recital [photo], H 9/19/86
p21
p15+
Laura Raymond Homes Inc.
p10
94
Raymond Homes work delayed,
H 10/21/86 p22
Laux, Michael A.
Westport developer protests plan
changes, H 10/22/86 p37+
Lavalle, Paul
p15+
LaVigne, Robert P.
Lavin, Mark
Law-Westport
Bus drivers, officials pleased with
new law, H 10/18/86 p27+
Lawless, William J. Jr.
Lawrence St.-Norwalk
Neighbors weigh zone change
request, H 8/25/86 p22
Lawrence, David
3/13/86 p19+
Lawsuits-Darien
Attorneys for crash victim rest
case: In wrongful death suit,
H 12/23/86 p10
Darien woman files appeal in
Mianus Bridge lawsuit, H
6/17/86 p1+
Leary defense tries to dismiss
hypnosis, H 12/24/86 p1+
7/29/86 p7
Teens give testimony about night
of crash, H 12/15/86 p9+
Trial to open in accident which
killed 1, H 12/2/86 p14
Lawsuits-New Canaan
Judge ends battle over office
building, H 12/27/86 p29+
New Canaan residents embroiled
in dog fight, H 11/8/86 p41+
Settlement reached on office
complex: P & Z schedules
vote for Nov. 18, H 11/11/86
p24+
Town takes homeowners to court
over radio tower, H 7/22/86
p11+
Lawsuits-Norwalk
$14,500 awarded motorcyclist for
pothole injuries, H 4/18/86 p6
`Sunken homes' owners want
high court to reconsider
2,239 violations of clean water
act charged by group [photo],
H 9/5/86 p1+
Lawsuits-Norwalk (Continued)
After 8 years, city settles Camp
Street lawsuit, H 4/5/86 p11
Altered suit settlement gains
majority support, H 5/9/86
p1+
6/25/86 p10
Carver Apartments tenants' suit
is continued, H 10/22/86 p10
Carver tenants bring $1 million
lawsuit, H 10/1/86 p1+
8/12/86 p1+
City officials miffed over pollution
lawsuit, H 10/1/86 p22
City suing homeowner for repairs,
H 5/19/86 p6
p1+
Court rejects appeal of Hewitt
Court rejects re-argument of city
case, H 3/5/86 p1+
Court reverses `sinking homes'
verdict, H 2/19/86 p1+
Court time runs out in water tank
battle, H 12/19/86 p6
Court tosses out church's
discrimination suit, H 3/6/86
p1
ruling, H 2/22/86 p1+
Developer counters charges, H
4/5/86 p8
Ex-employee sues hospital for
`wrongful death', H 3/15/86
p1+
Ex-hospital chairman sues over
his ouster, H 9/13/86 p11
Fishermen put off filing suit vs.
city, H 10/30/86 p11
Formal ruling issued in NAACP
lawsuit, H 10/28/86 p1+
Former employee is suing the
city, H 10/30/86 p10
Gas station proprietors file class
action suit against Arco, H
12/5/86 p11
Group outlines allegations
against city, H 9/5/86 p8
p1+
Hatch and Bailey asks more for
lot, H 12/27/86 p1+
High court asked to hear Bound
Brook case [photo], H
5/30/86 p1+
Homeowners plan new appeal, H
5/10/86 p1+
Hospital sued over denture in
windpipe, H 8/4/86 p8
Housing suit's stipulations OK'd,
H 3/27/86 p1+
Judge throws out lawsuit against
city, H 10/16/86 p13
Manager says he was fired for
refusing to break the law, H
12/26/86 p1+
of her son, H 11/28/86 p1+
2/28/86 p1+
Neighbor opposes water tower
site, H 2/26/86 p9
Neighbors fighting tree farm, H
5/27/86 p14
NHA, tenant end action over
collapsed ceiling, H 4/9/86
p17
Norden files suit in test of
assessment, H 5/5/86 p1+
Norwalk wins appeal over state
Officials, fishermen to discuss
lawsuit, H 10/29/86 p11
Police car crash results in suit, H
5/23/86 p9
Residents file suit over bridge
plans, H 10/23/86 p10
p12
Ruling disappoints Bound Brook
lawyer, H 10/7/86 p10
State commission dismisses suit
filed by fire dispatcher, H
2/21/86 p1
Suit names ex-president of
council, H 6/24/86 p6
Trailer park owners sue city, H
5/13/86 p20
Youngster awarded $61,500, H
5/24/86 p1+
Neighbors oppose
Lawsuits-Weston
p9
Apartment vote challenged, H
4/4/86 p9+
Landowners appeal wetlands
amendment, H 4/12/86 p13+
New motion filed in school board
lawsuit, H 10/27/86 p13+
95
H 6/6/86 p25+
P & Z taken to court over
resubdivision approval, H
11/25/86 p9+
Residents: Trail was
thoroughfare, H 9/18/86 p33+
Road dispute sparks
conservancy lawsuit, H
9/16/86 p35+
H 8/13/86 p9+
p35+
Lawsuits-Westport
3 more lawsuits filed over
revaluations, H 6/14/86 p13+
Appeal sought on ZBA vote, H
5/30/86 p29+
Arrest spurs $1M-plus suit, H
2/11/86 p1+
Assessment of property prompts
suit, H 3/28/86 p9+
Company files suit against
Westport bank, H 7/7/86 p13
denial, H 1/6/86 p11+
Court rejects lawsuit on I-95
weigh station, H 10/17/86 p1+
Court rules against Westport P &
Z on field, H 11/7/86 p33+
Court upholds town in suit on
revaluation, H 6/5/86 p37+
Slez vs. P & Z
Developer in Westport sues
Conservation Commission, H
11/24/86 p13+
Exxon Corp. to appeal $10.1
million award, H 7/17/86 p14
First suit dismissed on Westport
North, H 12/5/86 p33+
Fourth lawsuit weighed: Westport
ponders action, H 10/16/86
p15+
p29+
Incidents at Longshore prompts
lawsuits: Plaintiffs seeking
ovr $6.5 million, H 9/11/86
p35+
Mianus suit link forces counsel's
withdrawal, H 9/11/86 p35+
P & Z sued on denial to market,
H 2/11/86 p9
P & Z sued over parking space
plan, H 9/12/86 p31+
Lawsuits-Westport (Continued)
Reassessment lawsuits are
plaguing Westport, H 8/2/86
p13+
Revaluation challenged in court,
H 5/13/86 p9
Revaluation prompts 2 additional
lawsuits, H 6/18/86 p9
RTM to consider request to
overturn setback
Setback regulation challenged in
suit, H 4/12/86 p13+
H 10/21/86 p14
Superior Court will determine fate
of dam on Willow Brook, H
4/21/86 p11+
Tiegs files suit over home buy, H
5/21/86 p12
Tool shed ruling lands ZBA in
court, H 11/21/86 p31
Town being sued over fight at
party, H 6/27/86 p12
Weigh station lawsuit begins
[photo], H 9/30/86 p1+
Weigh station legal bill stands at
$71,314, H 12/4/86 p15+
Westport awaits weigh site
verdict, H 11/6/86 p15+
Westport club gets last laugh, H
12/6/86 p1+
Westport files second lawsuit on
Westport firm files suit to attach
employee's assets, H
8/27/86 p35+
Westport loses lawsuit against
Westport loses second weigh
station decision, H 11/21/86
p1+
Westport P & Z facing lawsuit, H
10/4/86 p25+
Westport P & Z sued on zone
change vote, H 6/10/86 p33
Westport undecided about weigh
station appeal, H 12/16/86
p17+
Westport weighing suit number
three, H 9/26/86 p1+
Westporter wins $10.0 million in
Exxon lawsuit, H 7/16/86
p41+
Westporters appeal ruling by the
ZBA, H 11/19/86 p38
Westporters gain lawsuit
ZBA taken to court on building lot
denial, H 4/14/86 p13+
Lawsuits-Wilton
4/16/86 p9+
Developer takes P & Z to court, H
7/28/86 p13+
Former Wilton firm settles suit
over Wayne memorabilia, H
5/10/86 p13
Lawsuit filed on river work, H
8/29/86 p29+
Officials study insurance plan, H
8/7/86 p9
5/6/86 p9+
Sludge lagoon suit heads to trial,
H 8/20/86 p13
injury, H 9/29/86 p9+
Townhouse developer drops one
Wilton suit, H 8/1/86 p22+
Wilton doctor sued in death of
girl, 12, H 6/12/86 p10
Wilton drops CL & P lawsuit, H
8/28/86 p13+
Wilton man faces $102,000 fine
levied by state, H 5/14/86
p13+
9/15/86 p9+
Wilton residents drop lawsuit:
Danbury Road land sold, H
9/26/86 p9
Wilton to take legal action on
purchase of fire engine, H
9/23/86 p29
Wilton woman seeks ZBA ruling
reversal, H 5/15/86 p15+
Wilton ZBA sued over aquifer
permit, H 11/12/86 p25+
ZBA sued over order on sea wall,
H 9/19/86 p13+
Lawyers
Area firm adds lawyer to staff, H
9/23/86 p6
Carl Back opening new law
practice [photo], H 3/22/86 p8
Chairman chosen, H 3/29/86 p6
Firm makes Corrigan a partner
[photo], H 8/4/86 p9+
Focus of women's law group has
changed in its 8 years
[photo], H 5/1/86 p28
Fuhrmann elected partner at
Cummings & Lockwood
[photo], H 10/8/86 p25
Fuller endorsed by panel, H
7/24/86 p37
Gruss joins law firm [photo], H
3/15/86 p13+
Hefferan named, H 3/29/86 p6
In form [photo], H 3/17/86 p18
Joins firm [photo], H 2/8/86 p26
96
Local lawyer finds catharsis
whipping up dishes in kitchen
[photo], H 9/20/86 p1+
Milton Fisher keeps love alive on
the 7:05: Metro North's own
Dolly [photo], H 3/10/86 p13
New office is opened by attorney
[photo], H 1/22/86 p12
NHS graduate named director of
law firm [photo], H 1/11/86
p11
9/15/86 p12
Norwalker joins law firm [photo],
H 2/27/86 p32
Rimer appointed as town
attorney, H 8/5/86 p11+
Thomas E. Drew, attorney, opens
Westport office, H 5/29/86
p19
Veteran attorney recalls trials:
Boyd a lawyer since '43
[photo], H 5/1/86 p29
Lawyers-Norwalk
City lawyer named to top
Stamford post, H 11/7/86 p12
Norwalk resident named partner
in Greenwich firm, H
11/12/86 p12
Lawyers-Weston
Weston's Bochinski joins law firm
in Greenwich [photo], H
12/20/86 p28
Lawyers-Westport
Disbarment case is dismissed by
judge, H 4/25/86 p14
Gelderman joins Westport law
firm, H 4/5/86 p14
[photo], H 4/29/86 p27
Layoff systems. SEE
EMPLOYEES, DISMISSAL OF
League of Women VotersNorwalk
League elects new officers
[photo], H 7/2/86 p9
9/2/86 p11
LWV elated with response, H
11/17/86 p14
LWV roasts new town officers in
skits, song and faint prose
[photo], H 1/23/86 p15
LWV: Ponder both the local
referenda, H 11/3/86 p13
League of Women VotersWeston
League tries to educate citizens
on protecting water supply, H
9/29/86 p9+
League of Women VotersWeston (Continued)
LWV inspects traffic plan, H
3/22/86 p13+
Weston League of Women
Voters debates U. S. foreign
aid policy [photo], H 1/21/86
p9+
Westonites attend league
conference [photo], H
10/21/86 p15
League of Women VotersWestport
LWV in Westport suggests
revising school board makup,
H 4/24/86 p13+
League of Women Voters-Wilton
1/2/86 p13
At annual dinner [photo], H
3/19/86 p23
Council attended by LWV
members [photo], H 6/20/86
p11
Human needs study launched:
Federal officials blamed, H
9/18/86 p33+
League members attend
symposium, H 3/29/86 p14
LWV officials attend national
convention [photo], H 7/8/86
p9+
Students to take handbook
overseas [photo], H 4/24/86
p13
Wilton LWV collects views on
community property bill, H
4/17/86 p11+
Wilton LWV in support of reduced
federal deficit, H 1/27/86 p11+
Wilton LWV members asked to
support acid rain legislation,
H 3/8/86 p13+
Leahy, Wendy
Leakage, Gas. SEE GAS
LEAKAGE
Leary, Edward J.
City Master Plan is challenge for
Leary [photo], H 8/8/86 p6
Lebhar, Dr. Neil F.
Patients honor pediatrician
[photo], H 6/23/86 p29
LeBlanc, Margaret
Norwalk mom plans weddings for
four in a 16-month period, H
2/4/86 p38
LeDuc, Ray Jr.
Sports in Brief: LeDuc tops class
in Englishtown drags, H
5/12/86 p22
Lee, Marion
Norwalker moves to Peach State
[photo], H 5/3/86 p6
Legislators-Connecticut
Local legislators gain committee
assignments, H 12/17/86 p12
Norwalk's Atkin selected to
Senate leadership post, H
12/3/86 p12
Norwalk's legislators coveting
seats on transportation
panel, H 11/19/86 p1+
Rep. Mills gave her name to a
bundle of bills [photo], H
1/18/86 p1+
Senator stays alive from the
sidelines [photo], H 2/22/86
p1+
Windfall fund placed in trust by
legislators, H 10/9/86 p1+
Lemay, Karen
p15+
LeMoult, William D.
Law named treasurer for
LeMoult, H 9/24/86 p22
[photo], H 7/21/86 p1+
District's voters: LeMoult's
bid based on his background
[photo], H 10/27/86 p1+
Lenehan, Leslie Burr
Burr-Lenehan opens Ox Ridge
with win, H 6/11/86 p36
Monahan nips Burr-Lenehan: Ox
Ridge winner heads to world
championships [photo], H
6/16/86 p17+
Westport's Burr-Lenehan leads
world cup, H 4/12/86 p21
Winning form [photo], H 9/24/86
p16
Lenoue, Raymond
Lenoue re-elected as CABE
president, H 12/18/86 p14
Lent, Nancy
p15
Leonard, Ed
p14
Leonard, Stew
6/25/86 p1
Leonard is recipient of
presidential award [photo
p8], H 8/16/86 p1+
97
Leonard is slated for award
[photo], H 6/21/86 p12
Leonard to receive presidential
Stew Leonard better after being
taken ill at White House
meeting [photo p8], H
8/18/86 p1+
Stew Leonard is keynote speaker
at `study in excellence', H
3/11/86 p22
Leonard, Stew Jr.
Board member [photo], H 5/23/86
p7
Leong, David Jin W.
Attorney for Chuey vows fight, H
8/23/86 p1+
Chuey case stalled, H 10/11/86
p1+
Chuey faces hearing in
extradition battle, H 8/26/86
p7
Judge maintains high bond set
for restaurant murder
suspect [photo], H 10/22/86
p37
Man sought in '82 killing is
arrested, H 5/24/86 p1+
Murder suspect returned, H
10/21/86 p1+
Suspect had ties to gang, H
5/29/86 p1+
Lerner, Dr. Seth
In practice [photo], H 12/29/86
p25
Lesch, Brendan
Lester, Edna H.
Chorale member resigns in
protest, H 9/19/86 p25
Letterman, David
Letterman faces fine for detector,
H 5/21/86 p6
Leukemia Society of AmericaFairfield County Chapter
Mrs. Corbin elected [photo], H
8/13/86 p27
Levasseur, Dawn Johnson
City woman undergoes transplant
[photo], H 6/10/86 p1+
Levasseur makes progress
following rejection setback, H
7/7/86 p14
Levasseur making progress
`slowly', H 6/14/86 p1+
Recovery is continuing for
recipient of heart, H 6/23/86
p1+
Stricken area woman needs
heart transplant [photo], H
6/3/86 p1+
Transplant patient is well rested,
H 7/17/86 p1+
Levasseur, Dawn Johnson
(Continued)
Transplant recipient clinging to
life, H 6/11/86 p1+
Levine, Paul
6/24/86 p27
Levitt Pavilion
Levitt Pavilion '86 opens Sunday,
June 22 [photo], H 6/6/86 p15
Revue `Celebrating America'
opens Levitt Pavilion
Sunday, H 6/16/86 p12
Levy, Tedd
Grant awarded, H 2/15/86 p13
Liability for bridge accidents
Attorney concludes that bridge
was doomed from its design
[photo], H 8/13/86 p1+
Bridge checks said not
acceptable, H 7/23/86 p12
Bridge maintenance records
examined, H 7/25/86 p12
Bridge suit ruling appealed, H
6/6/86 p9
Bridge trial has regular spectator,
H 7/31/86 p14
Cameras allowed in court for
Mianus bridge trial, H 6/19/86
p12
Consultant says bridge design
may have violated standards
[photo], H 7/10/86 p1+
6/17/86 p1+
Designers of Mianus bridge did
not consider maintenance, H
7/30/86 p18
Drains on bridge covered over, H
8/2/86 p11
Engineer claims rust buildup
caused Mianus to collapse,
H 7/26/86 p10
Expert ends testimony on span
collapse [photo], H 7/11/86
p1+
Inspector: Key parts of bridge not
inspected, H 7/22/86 p17
Judge allows bridge evidence, H
7/17/86 p1+
Jurors picked for trial on bridge
cave-in, H 6/3/86 p8
Jurors see film of bridge [photo],
H 7/9/86 p1+
Jurors shown bridge video, H
7/18/86 p6
Jury rules for designer in span
suit, H 8/14/86 p1+
Jury selection complete in
Mianus suit, H 6/14/86 p11
Model of bridge protested as
hearing enters 4th week, H
7/29/86 p8
Official testifies at trial, H 7/12/86
p1+
Span designers press case, H
7/24/86 p22
Span on brink of collapse for 7
years: Engineer testifies, H
8/1/86 p9
State is blamed for collapse of
bridge: By consulting
engineer, H 7/31/86 p14
State rests case in trial on bridge,
H 7/19/86 p1+
State seeking $25 million in
bridge suit, H 6/2/86 p1+
State weighs appeal of Mianus
ruling, H 8/15/86 p1+
State's case: Mianus Bridge
design flawed, H 7/8/86 p1+
Three jurors selected in Mianus
Bridge suit, H 6/5/86 p10
Trial opens July 8 on bridge
collapse [photo], H 7/5/86 p11
Zetlin gives pins, hangers life for
trial [photo p8], H 7/19/86 p1+
Liability insurance. SEE
INSURANCE, LIABILITY
Liberatore, Thomas A.
City man has trial postponed, H
12/4/86 p6
Liberatore slated for October trial,
H 8/27/86 p18
Trial of Norwalk suspect delayed
after defense attorney
becomes ill, H 10/7/86 p10
Liberty enlightening the world
(Statue). SEE STATUE OF
LIBERTY NATIONAL
MONUMENT (NEW YORK, N.
Y.)
Libscomb, William M.
Libya
Most questioned in survey at
store believe retaliation was
long overdue [photo], H
4/15/86 p1+
Lick Your Chops
Specialty pet store has Rover
licking his chops, H 11/22/86
p13
Liddy, Brian
Child's play serious business for
city's `Batman and Robin'
[photo], H 8/16/86 p1+
Lieberman, Dr. Gerald
Weston P & Z studies home
occupation rule, H 11/18/86
p27+
Lifeguards
Calf Pasture Beach is site of
annual Lifeguard Olympics,
H 8/11/86 p8
98
City notables honor longtime
lifeguard [photo p8], H
8/14/86 p1+
Compo wins Òlympics' at Calf
Pasture [photo], H 8/14/86
p1+
Lighthouse. SEE SHEFFIELD
ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
Lilly, Mary
Happy winner [photo], H 5/16/86
p31
Limited Inc.
Sportswear store to lease space
in new building, H 12/18/86
p14
Limosine services
1/28/86 p34
Lincoln Center Program
`Lincoln Center Rap' performed
by teachers, H 10/25/86 p41+
Lindblad Travel Inc.
Lindblad, Lars-Eric
Wiltonite inducted into Travel Hall
of Fame: He's king of the
byways [photo], H 10/21/86
p29
Lions Club-Norwalk
Lions announce new club officers
[photo], H 6/25/86 p12
Lions celebrate [photo], H
8/29/86 p6
Lions Club donates flags for
students [photo], H 6/14/86
p10
Norwalk Lions observe 40th
[photo], H 11/22/86 p23
Liquor laws-Weston
Review requested of alcohol
Liquor problem. SEE
ALCOHOLISM
LISA Flight of the Beautiful
Balloons
Balloon launch again highlight of
LISA festival, H 8/21/86 p11
Beautiful balloons soar on high
[photo], H 8/30/86 p1+
Forecast is good for balloon
launch, H 8/29/86 p11
Paucity of wind, -not hot airslows crossing, H 9/2/86 p32
Literacy Volunteers of Greater
Norwalk
Celebrating with his honor
[photo], H 12/8/86 p12
p1+
Literacy volunteers reach out, H
11/13/86 p8
Literacy Volunteers of Greater
Norwalk (Continued)
Purchase helps area non-readers
[photo], H 6/30/86 p14
Recognized as a hero [photo], H
5/13/86 p19
6/6/86 p6
Volunteers give gift of reading, H
2/1/86 p1+
With aid of volunteers, seniors
learn English [photo], H
5/2/86 p1+
Little League-Norwalk
All are sorry for flap at Little
League game, H 8/8/86 p1+
Americans go to LL title game:
Velasquez hurls 1-hitter in 50 victory, H 7/25/86 p24
Bambino stars [photo], H 7/25/86
p24
City Little League baseball
openers [photo], H 5/7/86 p15
Coaches, ump mix it up at
Kinlock Tournament as
youngsters look on, H 8/7/86
p1+
Cross leads Norwalk Americans
to LL crown [photo], H
7/29/86 p15+
Dinner opens baseball card show
[photo], H 11/22/86 p32
Members of Norwalk American
Little League All-Star team
[photo], H 7/9/86 p17
Norwalk Americans advance to
LL semis: Velazaquez drives
in seven runs in 9-8 win, H
8/5/86 p19+
Norwalk Americans say goodbye
to great year: Berlin posts 40 win in LL semifinals, H
8/7/86 p21+
Norwalk International Little
League All-Star team [photo],
H 7/14/86 p22
West Norwalk Bambino League
All-Star team [photo], H
7/11/86 p35
What a tournament! 4 left, 3 from
Norwalk, H 7/23/86 p13+
Littlejohn, Barbara
5/28/86 p9
Littlejohn, Calvin B.
Hearing continued in city murder
case, H 12/3/86 p16
Hearing is scheduled in city
Murder suspect's case
transferred to Stamford, H
10/16/86 p24
Norwalk man to face a charge of
murder, H 12/9/86 p11
Suspect charged in murder, H
10/6/86 p1+
Livingston, Rev. John S.
After 40 years, Rev. Emig tells
parish to love another
[photo], H 11/18/86 p32
New minister in Rowayton
[photo], H 9/6/86 p7
Rowayton church chooses new
pastor [photo], H 7/26/86 p7
Lloyd, Doug
6/2/86 p19
Lobsenz, Herbert
Lobsenz resigns, H 4/2/86 p13+
Local taxation-Fairfield County
Taxable property value climbs for
city, county, H 3/1/86 p1+
Local taxation-Norwalk
Board ponders higher fees to
reduce projected tax jump, H
2/6/86 p1+
City's tax increase trimmed to
9.88%, H 4/8/86 p1+
City's taxpayers face 10.7% tax
rate hike, H 1/28/86 p1+
Conveyance taxes set record, H
1/9/86 p16
Elderly face higher tax bills:
Homeowners affected, H
4/23/86 p1+
Josem says city wants too much
in new taxes, H 1/31/86 p1+
Josem wants property assessed
more often to correct
ìmbalance', H 3/13/86 p1
Norwalk, like most cities, bracing
for tax hike, H 12/29/86 p1+
Taxpayers, land sellers
stampede for last-minute
deductions, H 12/31/86 p1+
Tenatative tax rate set at 11.4%
increase, H 3/18/86 p1+
Untangling districts taxing
undertaking, H 4/9/86 p1+
Vote against tax reform it'll hike
taxes here, Collins tells
legislators, H 9/16/86 p12
Local taxation-Weston
CL & P tops taxpayers in
Weston, H 3/21/86 p9+
Weston voters adopt $15.2
million budget, H 4/17/86
p11+
Local taxation-Westport
14.9-mill rate set in Westport, H
6/12/86 p37+
Newmans take town to court
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
Tax rate left up in the air, H
5/15/86 p15
99
Westport Grand List doubles, H
2/28/86 p41
Westport tax rate predicted to
rise by one mill, H 3/20/86
p13+
Westport to set new tax rate, H
5/12/86 p9
Local taxation-Wilton
2/19/86 p13+
Wilton mill rate set at 20.7 during
budget battle, H 4/3/86 p37+
Wilton seeks corporate aid for
programs, H 4/9/86 p11+
Wilton tax base to rise by 4
percent, H 2/28/86 p41
Locke, Ilene
Norwalk girl wins awards, H
1/25/86 p6
Lockwood House Museum
H 7/19/86 p11
Lockwood holiday open house
Sunday: Everyone's invited
[drawing], H 12/1/86 p17+
Portraits donated to museum
[photo], H 6/9/86 p7
Lockwood, William P.
permit, H 11/12/86 p25+
Lockwood-Mathews Mansion
Museum
`Secrets of the Past' at LockwoodMathews [photo], H 5/12/86
p13
Antique lovers flock to party for
L/M Mansion [photo], H
11/21/86 p13
LMMM gets grant, H 4/2/86 p28
LMMM show celebrates Miss
Liberty [photo], H 6/19/86 p15
Mansion is given two grants, H
7/8/86 p1+
Victorian Fair June 1 at
Lockwood-Mathews [photo],
H 5/19/86 p14
Locust Ave.-New Canaan
All tenants renew leases and
landlord throws party [photo],
H 8/19/86 p15
Lodes, Marjorie Myers
Minister's daughter stabbed,
Murder suspect indicted, H
12/17/86 p20
Lodge, John Davis
Turnpike renamed for Gov.
Lodge, H 10/1/86 p1+
Lonergan, Lance
p28
Long Island Sound
Jellyfish plague Sound
swimmers, H 7/24/86 p17
Panel will coordinate activities on
LI Sound, H 10/23/86 p10
Long Lots School-Awards
H 4/11/86 p12
Around the Towns: Winner of
state's 1986 National
Knowledge Master Open, H
7/10/86 p14
5/16/86 p14
Long Lots School-Staff
Board names vice principal at
Long Lots, H 7/11/86 p11+
Longshore Associates
Town being sued over fight at
party, H 6/27/86 p12
Longshore ave.-Norwalk
Fire damages vacant home on
waterfront, H 12/3/86 p11
Longshore Club Park-Westport
p35+
Longshore Sailing School
School guarantees to teach you
windsurfing, H 7/11/86 p29
Lord, Martha G.
New trustee joins board at
academy [photo], H 2/13/86
p37
Lorenzetti, Frank
10/2/86 p27
Lorimier, Kimberly
6/3/86 p15+
Lortel, Lucille
Lortel documentaries coming to
White Barn [photo], H 8/8/86
p13
Tribute to a legend [photo], H
9/26/86 p27
Lost children. SEE MISSING
CHILDREN
Lottery
$million ticket sold in SoNo, H
1/18/86 p1
Promise of $17m jackpot
tempting many to take
chance on the lotto [photo],
H 3/28/86 p1+
Lottery winners
2 city residents, Westport man in
$1 million lottery, H 10/22/86
p6
Rowaytonite wins $1.16M, H
2/19/86 p1+
South Norwalk plumber wins $1.6
million in state Lotto, H
1/27/86 p6, H 1/23/86 p1+
Woman from city wins $10G
prize in lottery game, H
2/26/86 p6
Loudin, Martha
Happy 102! [photo], H 6/25/86
p32
Loveday, Thomas
Crash victim identified by Darien
police, H 11/20/86 p41+
Low-Heywood Thomas SchoolGraduation
Diplomas at Low-Heywood
Thomas [photo], H 7/2/86 p24
Lowe St. Association
Zone change request denied: A
Hobson's choice?, H 2/14/86
p10
Lowe St.-Norwalk
Lowe Street quandry baffling to P
& Z, H 2/6/86 p16
New traffic lights no solution:
Lowe Street resident says, H
10/17/86 p11
Luczkowski, Ed
Luczkowski tops in pitching,
hitting, H 8/26/86 p23
Ludwig, Lee
New planner named at city's
hospital [photo], H 6/17/86
p28
Luecke, Marjorie A.
Westporters gain lawsuit
Luiso, Lee
2/25/86 p17, H 6/2/86 p19
Lundy, Shawn
Settlement reached in Lundy
case, H 8/21/86 p13+
Lunghino, David D.
Lyall, Christine
Norwalk resident a winner in
Golden Rule competition
[photo], H 1/16/86 p6
Lyall, Dennis
Norwalk artist designs
commemorative stamps, H
5/22/86 p11
Lynch, J. Kenneth
[photo], H 7/3/86 p1+
Lyons Plains Rd.-Weston
11/1/86 p13+
100
Lyons Plains Rd.-Westport
Board approves traffic requests,
H 1/15/86 p9+
Lyons, Daniel
Mobil dealer eager to begin court
fight, H 4/24/86 p15
Mobil defends right to shut down
service station, H 2/13/86 p1+
Mobil order faces court test, H
2/14/86 p1+
Mobil threatening city station
owner over hours [photo], H
2/12/86 p1+
Lyons, Karen
p15
Lyons, Michael W.
Association taps Lyons for board
[photo], H 3/13/86 p17
nods, H 4/3/86 p1+
GOP taps Lyons for 139th, H
7/18/86 p1+
H 10/22/86 p10
H 7/29/86 p1+
Lyons has no challenger for GOP
backing in 139th, H 7/17/86
p9
Lyons responds to charges by
139th District opponent, H
10/16/86 p12
Lyons wants Rudolf seat in
p1+
[photo], H 7/14/86 p1+
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
Two city officials deny speaking
with Lyons about
representation, H 8/19/86 p6
139th: Lyons says he can get
things done [photo], H
10/29/86 p1+
8/28/86 p1+
Lysobey, Christine
1/11/86 p1+
M
Mac Edward Associates
PR firm opens in SoNo area, H
7/29/86 p14
Mackentigre, Kelly
Off to the Caribbean [photo], H
5/13/86 p13
Mackentigre, Tammy
Off to the Caribbean [photo], H
5/13/86 p13
MacLean, Richard E.
Joins firm [photo], H 2/8/86 p26
Magazine publishing. SEE
PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING
OF
Magidson, Susan
Young author helps de-mystify
computer [photo], H 4/14/86
p15+
Magnet School. SEE
COLUMBUS SCHOOL
Magrath School
Magrath site to be razed for
college, H 11/25/86 p1+
Study suggests knocking down
Magrath, H 7/29/86 p1+
Magrath, John D.
NCC-Magrath memorial urged, H
8/11/86 p6
5/28/86 p9
Maguire, James P.
Campaign slogan produced by
pupil at Tracey School
[photo], H 5/23/86 p8
Maids of Athena
Athena event this Saturday
[photo], H 5/8/86 p17
Mail fraud-Norwalk
City man is indicted for scam, H
5/22/86 p1+
Main Ave.-Norwalk
Judge upholds rezoning of Main
Avenue land, H 6/2/86 p1+
Main Avenue housing receives
authority OK, H 8/6/86 p10
Main Avenue rental plan is
criticized, H 2/15/86 p1+
Marriott joins move to build hotels
near Merritt complex, H
6/4/86 p1+
Panel to take up Briggs housing
plan - again, H 8/7/86 p18
8/8/86 p1+
Main St.-Norwalk
Evacuation is forced by propane,
H 5/27/86 p8
4/2/86 p10
Neighbors express opposition to
Main Street zone change, H
4/17/86 p10
P & Z denies request for change
of zone, H 5/8/86 p9
Panel denies rear lot change:
Shop owner to fight, H
4/18/86 p19
Planning panel backs
beautification of uptown, H
5/2/86 p12
Main St.-Westport
Merchants supporting Main
Street proposal, H 3/14/86
p10+
p37
P & Z to consider Main Street
plan, H 3/13/86 p11+
Work to start on conversion of
gas station, H 6/30/86 p11+
Main Street
City students back to work on TV
series, H 10/16/86 p11
8/12/86 p1+
Trio of local students worn out by
first day of taping for TV
show, H 9/16/86 p1+
Maisonette, Gladys
Local agency fills home-owning
dream [photo], H 1/7/86 p1+
Major, Rev. R. Gordon
Major given board seat, H
5/29/86 p10
Mak, Edwin S.
Deputies told to contribute to
Mak sure contribution probe
would uncover no
wrongdoing [photo], H
5/14/86 p1+
Republicans renominate Edwin
Mak for sheriff [photo], H
7/22/86 p10
Malizia, Christine
Malizia selected for scholarship,
H 8/21/86 p15
Mallard's Landing-Norwalk
Panel encourages Mallard's
Landing revisions, H 5/30/86
p11
Mallett, Katherine
Wilton student is candidate for
McAuliffe scholarship
[photo], H 4/7/86 p13+
101
Malm, Dorothea
2/12/86 p13+
Malmquist Field-Norwalk
After delay, effort to protect
Malmquist Field back on
track, H 10/31/86 p13
City attorney to research
question of use of athletic
field for parking, H 6/20/86 p9
Despite a threat of a lawsuit,
panel urges parking in park,
H 6/17/86 p28
Park use is urged by panel, H
9/16/86 p12
Residents attack committee: At
Malmquist Field hearing, H
8/19/86 p9
Mandi, Bradford C.
Manis Chrysler-Plymouth
Manis Chrysler-Plymouth gets
bigger [photo], H 7/22/86 p29
Manis Chrysler-Plymouth has
`tough' service award
[photo], H 6/10/86 p25
Mann, Melissa
11/1/86 p18
Mann, Trini
11/1/86 p18
Manslaughter-Norwalk
Murder charges reduced, H
12/3/86 p1+
Mansy, Tera
In teen pageant [photo], H
7/23/86 p29
Manufactures-Darien
Biggest Arizona bank network
buys 208 phone systems
from ISOETEC, H 2/18/86
p30
Manufacturing industry. SEE
MANUFACTURES-NAME OF
TOWN
Maple Ln.-Westport
History buffs try to save old
farmhouse, H 12/9/86 p13+
p11+
Substation changes under fire, H
5/1/86 p13+
Westporters angered by changes
at substation: Maple Lane
residents, DOT at odds
[photo], H 5/3/86 p13
Maple St.-Norwalk
Officials explain planned
widening of Maple Street, H
9/19/86 p12
March of Dimes
Plans made for Walk America
[photo], H 2/26/86 p6
Westport champ walker says it's
a `pay back' [photo], H
4/21/86 p13
Marching bands-Norwalk
[photo], H 12/4/86 p26
Band invited, H 3/20/86 p11
7/9/86 p6
Band raises funds for Florida trip,
H 12/19/86 p8
Bands great: Where was crowd?
[letter], H 11/22/86 p5
[photo], H 12/23/86 p12
p18
Go Bears! [letter], H 11/22/86 p5
Marching Bears in 5 straight
wins, H 11/3/86 p13
Marching Senators take Division
II band title, H 11/17/86 p1+
McMahon band nets highest
score ever, H 11/4/86 p21
McMahon band uniforms arrived
just in time for Memorial
parades [photo], H 6/3/86 p11
McMahon captures trophies
[photo], H 5/16/86 p10
NHS marching band state title
favorites, H 10/14/86 p16
Norwalk band keeps winning, H
10/28/86 p9
Norwalk High's marching Bears
chosen best in three states,
H 11/17/86 p1+
Olde time Bears band [photo], H
12/11/86 p18
Parents and Marching Bears fans
give champions an awards
banquet [photo], H 6/4/86 p11
[letter], H 11/21/86 p5
Praise for HS bands, leaders and
for the coverage [letter], H
11/21/86 p5
Support for the band [photo], H
10/16/86 p30
Marching bands-Westport
Band brings show to board
[photo], H 11/18/86 p28
Marching bands-Wilton
And the band played on [photo],
H 11/7/86 p33
Marcus, Walter
probate judge: Marcus would
be àctive' judge [photo], H
11/1/86 p20
City attorney given 2 weeks to
answer queries about P & Z,
H 12/10/86 p11
City counsel to announce his
candidacy [photo], H 6/20/86
p9
Marine Corps League,
Mahackemo Detachment
Marine League installs officers, H
10/15/86 p6
Marine league offers flags
[photo], H 6/13/86 p12
Marine League presents plaque
[photo], H 7/28/86 p6
Marino, Maria
Marino shoots 82 in opening, H
6/24/86 p25
Norwalker to play in Futures golf
event [photo], H 6/19/86 p23
Maritime Center at Norwalk. SEE
ALSO NORWALK-MARITIME
CENTER AUTHORITY
$750,000 state bond for Maritime
Center OK'd, Esposito says,
H 4/15/86 p10
2 variances granted by ZBA: For
Maritime Center, H 6/20/86
p1+
Agency decides piers offer ample
access to waterfront, H
7/29/86 p1+
Big test approaching for Maritime
Center, H 6/24/86 p1+
Bypass slight Tamsky, H 6/26/86
p1+
Call bonds on Maritime Center
[letter], H 9/24/86 p5
Center is searching for parking
alternatives, H 6/17/86 p1+
Center risky project for city
[letter], H 9/11/86 p5
Center will feature marsh,
wetlands fish, H 6/24/86 p1+
City Officials iron out Maritime
Center dispute, H 6/17/86 p1+
City to Maritime board: Nail
funding by June 25, H
6/11/86 p11
Conditions endorsed for center,
H 7/11/86 p9
Construction of center to begin in
one week, H 10/4/86 p1+
Contracts are signed for Maritime
Center, H 10/17/86 p1+
Council committees delay vote
on Maritime Center bonding,
H 9/25/86 p1+
102
Council is urged to waive fees on
p22
Council will defer building permit
fees at Maritime Center, H
5/15/86 p18
Councilman thinks maritime
center's cost too expensive,
H 7/19/86 p1+
Examine this carefully [edit], H
9/19/86 p4
Financial questions for center
[letter], H 9/25/86 p5
Firms see money lost with center,
H 6/26/86 p1+
Hanson planning retirement, H
10/16/86 p12
League to sponsor Maritime
exhibit, H 7/29/86 p1+
Maritime and P & Z officials
getting the center on course,
H 5/9/86 p11
Maritime Center at Norwalk a
financial risk [letter], H
9/19/86 p5
Maritime Center capital campaign
commences: $8.5 million is
goal [photo], H 12/17/86 p19
Maritime Center collects two
wins, H 7/17/86 p1+
Maritime Center considers
refinancing: $375,000 annual
shortfall possible, H 9/18/86
p10
Maritime Center dream coming
true [drawing] [photo], H
1/28/86 p33
Maritime Center fate is up to vote
tonight, H 9/29/86 p1+
Maritime Center files applicaiton
for permits to allow work in
river, H 12/9/86 p16
Maritime Center gains city
council's approval [photo], H
9/30/86 p1+
Maritime Center gets parking in
city park, H 6/25/86 p1+
Maritime center gives project's
plans to city, H 5/1/86 p1+
Maritime Center lease endorsed
by committee, H 7/16/86 p1+
Maritime center lease OKed, H
7/23/86 p12
Maritime Center low bid is
Maritime donations pouring in, H
9/19/86 p1+
Maritime home is readied [photo],
H 12/5/86 p1+
No tax $$ for Maritime Center
[letter], H 10/15/86 p5
Officials till soil at center [photo],
H 10/16/86 p1+
Maritime Center at Norwalk
(Continued)
Public access to river at Maritime
Center causes concern, H
6/19/86 p1+
SoNo group hails maritime vote
[letter], H 10/9/86 p5
Stamford firm frontrunner for
project: To construct
p10
Stockings are hung at Maritime
Center, H 12/15/86 p1+
Tamsky jabs at Lyons, H 8/14/86
p1+
with Lyons about
Work, costs pared at Maritime
Center, H 10/1/86 p19
Zoners to hear two key center
issuees tonight, H 6/19/86
p1+
Zoning board gives variances for
Maritime Center project, H
5/16/86 p12
Maritime Center at NorwalkFinance
45-year center lease to be aired,
H 7/9/86 p21
Center funding change urged:
Delinquent taxes eyed, H
10/9/86 p11
Lease supported by panel, H
7/10/86 p1+
Rebonding approved for Maritime
Center, H 10/31/86 p1+
Maritime Center at NorwalkParking
O'Neill backs maritime center
parking, H 10/16/86 p8
Marketing Corp. of America
Hauhuth urged to ignore RTM's
advice, H 7/25/86 p29
MCA plan opposed by Hauhuth,
H 7/2/86 p37+
MCA, town agree on Riverside
Avenue deal, H 11/18/86
p27+
H 7/29/86 p7
Pilgrim Air acquired by Westport
firm, H 3/1/86 p13+
RTM members to see Riverside
Ave. homes, H 7/18/86 p11+
Town to consider all options:
MCA to meet with selectmen,
H 7/24/86 p37+
Markey, Robert D.
Markosky, Anthony
Educator carves prize-winning
decoys: A beautiful way to
relax [photo], H 6/5/86 p13+
Markowsky, Robert
Marquardt & Roche Inc.
Marren, James R.
Marren: Heading up Adopt-aRamp [photo], H 6/2/86 p14A
[Supp]
Marriages
Adams, Daniel Nelson Jr, H
6/7/86 p17
Alcock, Margaret Rita [photo], H
11/29/86 p20
Aldershof, Brian K. [photo], H
2/22/86 p15
Aldrich, Edward Farley, H 9/13/86
p25
Allman, Katherine [photo], H
6/14/86 p16
Ancona, Meagan M. [photo], H
2/4/86 p36
Anderson, Beth Ellen [photo], H
8/23/86 p16
Anderson, Gretchen Diane, H
1/18/86 p18
Aneson, Steven Robert [photo],
H 11/29/86 p21
Angione, Brigida [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Anton, Carol Anne [photo], H
9/6/86 p17
Aprea, Sharon Patricia [photo], H
11/15/86 p16
Arcamone, Anna Marie [photo], H
8/9/86 p17
Arnold, Arthur Richard [photo], H
6/21/86 p16
Askenback, Astrid Ann [photo], H
9/13/86 p25
Aussenhofer, Gail [photo], H
9/13/86 p25
Avery, Maribeth [photo], H 7/5/86
p16
Baan, Beri Ferdette [photo], H
1/11/86 p16
Babash, Carol Jeanne [photo], H
10/25/86 p16
Baen, Caryn P. [photo], H 3/1/86
p16
Bailey, Frances Marie [photo], H
12/20/86 p16
Balasa, Janet, H 8/2/86 p17
Baldwin, Kevin Patrick [photo], H
10/25/86 p16
Banks, Arthur William, H 6/14/86
p17
Bannon, Matthew Robert [photo],
H 1/4/86 p15
Barber, Sharon Anne [photo], H
10/13/86 p14
103
Bardos, Diane [photo], H 8/30/86
p18
Barnett, Ted Davidson, H 4/19/86
p16
Bartlett, William L. [photo], H
10/25/86 p15
Bartoli, John J. [photo], H 8/30/86
p17
Bassett, Bernardeen Ann [photo],
H 11/22/86 p16
Bazilchuk, Nancy Reney [photo],
H 8/11/86 p14
Becker, Bruce David, H 9/20/86
p18
Becker, Noel Ann [photo], H
5/3/86 p15
Bell, Susan [photo], H 12/13/86
p16
Bell, Tracie L. [photo], H 5/24/86
p18
Bellantoni, Annette [photo], H
11/29/86 p21
Bellantoni, Joseph M. [photo], H
4/26/86 p16
Benedetto, Debbie Anne [photo],
H 10/25/86 p15
Bennette, Kathleen Ann [photo],
H 6/28/86 p16
Berardino, Sheila Ann [photo], H
12/20/86 p15
Beres, John Joseph, H 8/9/86 p16
Berlin, Evan Scott, H 9/27/86 p13
Bishop, Jeffrey Nelson, H
11/22/86 p17
Bleeks, Elizabeth [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Blees, George Robert, H
11/22/86 p16
Bloo, Janice Jean [photo], H
8/2/86 p17
Bloom, Donald P, H 12/27/86 p12
Blough, William F. [photo], H
1/11/86 p16
Blumenthal, Susan Andree
[photo], H 12/13/86 p17
Bochicchio, Daniel J. [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Bohy, Andre Pierre [photo], H
7/5/86 p16
Bonnadio, Vincenzo Antonio
[photo], H 10/18/86 p20
Born, Regina A. [photo], H
9/15/86 p14
Bort, Randi Ellen [photo], H
8/9/86 p16
Bowen, Donald Fred [photo], H
1/18/86 p19
Braks, Stephen Matthew [photo],
H 2/4/86 p36
Breisler, Marlene Joyce [photo],
H 7/26/86 p16
Breton, Donna Marie [photo], H
11/15/86 p17
Marriages (Continued)
Britto, Arthur Joseph [photo], H
11/29/86 p20
Brogan, Barbara A. [photo], H
9/13/86 p26
Brown, Heather Michelle [photo],
H 10/4/86 p18
Brown, Ridgely Whitmore, H
10/4/86 p18
Brown, Scott Burnett [photo], H
1/25/86 p18
Brown, Thomas K. [photo], H
11/29/86 p22
Buch, Robert John [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Buffington, Howard F, H 4/26/86
p16
Bugen, Andrea M. [photo], H
9/15/86 p14
Bumber, Julie Anne [photo], H
8/23/86 p17
Burger, Susan Lee [photo], H
11/29/86 p22
Burke, Christopher, H 10/18/86
p20
Burkhardt, Sheila Anne [photo], H
9/13/86 p26
Burlingame, Gail Frances [photo],
H 7/12/86 p14
Burns, Frances Mary [photo], H
11/8/86 p14
Burr, Christopher [photo], H
11/1/86 p17
Burton, Luray Lynn [photo], H
1/18/86 p18
Buryj, Jerry E. [photo], H 3/1/86
p16
Butler, John David [photo], H
7/5/86 p16
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8/16/86 p16
Parkington, Bruce Frederick
[photo], H 8/30/86 p16
Parrotta, Vincent C. [photo], H
1/25/86 p18
Patrick, Kevin D. [photo], H
3/1/86 p16
Patton, Pammy Sue [photo], H
2/1/86 p14
Paulik, Megan Ann [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Pavlik, Judith Ryan, H 8/23/86
p16
Peden, Nancy Ellen [photo], H
9/20/86 p18
Pehanick, Ann Frances [photo],
H 5/24/86 p18
Peloso, Frank Anthony Jr.
[photo], H 12/20/86 p15
Pemburn, Bonnie Ann [photo], H
7/19/86 p18
Penna, James [photo], H 2/8/86
p16
Pennoyer, Kenneth Clinton
[photo], H 1/11/86 p16
Perchak, Janice Marie [photo], H
1/18/86 p18
Pesce, Maria Antoinetta [photo],
H 6/7/86 p16
Peters, Steven John [photo], H
6/14/86 p16
Petrino, Joseph S. Jr, H 8/30/86
p16
Petrucci, Leo [photo], H 6/7/86
p16
Pfeifer, Eugene Edward [photo],
H 10/25/86 p15
Pfister, Albert Frank Jr, H 6/14/86
p16
Philcox, Sandra L. [photo], H
1/4/86 p15
Phillips, Linda, H 8/23/86 p16
Pike, Todd Dutton, H 1/4/86 p14
Piper, LuAnn Lanay [photo], H
10/25/86 p15
Piskin, Scott Paul, H 12/27/86 p11
Place, Kevin Foster [photo], H
2/22/86 p15
Plotkin, Steven [photo], H 8/23/86
p16
Podob, Mitchell Seth [photo], H
11/29/86 p21
Pollan, Richard Jay, H 7/5/86 p16
Porter, Albert B, H 8/2/86 p17
Post, Joshua Stewart [photo], H
2/15/86 p20
Post, Mary Lynn [photo], H
6/14/86 p17
Powers, Michael J., H 8/16/86 p17
Prackup, David M. [photo], H
2/4/86 p36
Pratt, William S. [photo], H
9/13/86 p25
Prescott, Richard Deane [photo],
H 7/26/86 p16
Preston, April A. [photo], H 4/5/86
p16
Preston, Mark G. [photo], H
11/29/86 p21
Preye, Claudia [photo], H 6/21/86
p16
Prezzano, John Rayner [photo],
H 11/29/86 p20
Proto, Theresa [photo], H
10/18/86 p22
Pulitano, Michael Anthony
[photo], H 11/29/86 p20
Purciello, Robert P. Jr. [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Quittell, Frederic Charles, H
11/15/86 p17
Raiteri, Lisa Anne, H 10/11/86
p15
Rastocky, Thomas Anthony, H
5/24/86 p18
Rath, Barbara Anne [photo], H
7/12/86 p14
108
Ratner, Dr. Phillip, H 8/23/86 p16
Raymond, Dawn Marie [photo], H
1/4/86 p14
Raymond, Lawrence M. [photo],
H 11/15/86 p16
Regan, Richard Anthony, H
3/22/86 p16
Reid, Diana [photo], H 10/11/86
p15
Reid, Holly Farnsworth, H
11/1/86 p17
Rekofsky, Stanley E. [photo], H
7/12/86 p14
Remlin, Susan Carol [photo], H
1/25/86 p18
Renzulli, Carolyn Blanche
[photo], H 9/27/86 p14
Reppucci, Lisa Ann [photo], H
10/18/86 p21
Reynolds, Richard, H 9/27/86 p13
Riccio, Dana Louis, H 6/14/86 p16
Rice, Michele P. [photo], H
12/27/86 p11
Riley, Kathleen Mary Kristen
[photo], H 4/19/86 p16
Rimkus, Donna Marie [photo], H
9/27/86 p13
Rizzo, Michael John Jr. [photo],
H 6/21/86 p16
Roberts, Petra Anne [photo], H
8/30/86 p16
Robinson, Scott Edward, H
11/22/86 p16
Rockafellow, Carolynn Hall
[photo], H 8/9/86 p16
Rodriguez, Jeanne [photo], H
11/29/86 p21
Rogers, Mary Jane [photo], H
1/4/86 p16
Roggenstein, Angela Paula
[photo], H 12/27/86 p12
Roggenstein, Eva Sophie, H
6/28/86 p16
Romano, Janet [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Rosenbloom, Richard G, H
8/9/86 p16
Rosianu, Alyse Joy, H 11/1/86
p17
Rousseau, Cherie [photo], H
1/4/86 p14
Rowan, Jane Marie [photo], H
1/11/86 p16
Ruebensaal, Elizabeth Latrobe
[photo], H 2/22/86 p15
Ruess, Philip George [photo], H
3/1/86 p16
Ruffino, Salvatore E. Jr. [photo],
H 11/22/86 p16
Russo, Mary Beth [photo], H
11/8/86 p13
Ryan, Jeanne Irene Humes
[photo], H 11/1/86 p16
Ryle, Christopher [photo], H
10/4/86 p18
Ryniewicz, Douglas A, H 7/19/86
p18
Salvato, Donna Marie [photo], H
7/26/86 p17
Santella, Caressa M. [photo], H
1/25/86 p18
Santillo, Patrick Orlando [photo],
H 2/1/86 p14
Sardaro, Theresa Marie [photo],
H 8/30/86 p16
Satmary, Fred E. [photo], H
8/2/86 p16
Saulnier, Jacqueline Anne
[photo], H 9/20/86 p18
Scalzo, Maria [photo], H 10/25/86
p15
Scarantino, Lisa Ann [photo], H
10/11/86 p16
Scavo, Annette M. [photo], H
8/9/86 p16
Schiff, Gary Michael [photo], H
6/21/86 p17
Schmeichel, Lisa Anne [photo], H
8/16/86 p16
Schmidt, Debra Ann [photo], H
11/22/86 p18
Schneider, Charles S. [photo], H
8/23/86 p16
Schweickert, Mary Jo [photo], H
9/27/86 p14
Scull, Susan Anne [photo], H
9/13/86 p25
Sebastiano, Pasquale Matthew
[photo], H 10/18/86 p22
Sedita, Robert Anthony [photo],
H 7/26/86 p16
Segerson, Nancy Ellen [photo], H
11/15/86 p16
Shanahan, David Cockrell
[photo], H 11/15/86 p17
Sharkany, Deborah Jean [photo],
H 7/26/86 p17
Shatos, Diana Frances [photo], H
10/11/86 p16
Shaughnessy, Kathy Anne
[photo], H 8/2/86 p17
Shaw, Richard Edward, H
11/1/86 p17
Shea, Eileen Marie [photo], H
11/1/86 p16
Shortland, Dr. Michael [photo], H
8/23/86 p16
Shulman, Marjorie Ann [photo], H
1/18/86 p18
Siglow, Camilla Sloat [photo], H
6/7/86 p17
Sikes, Margaret Ann [photo], H
2/15/86 p20
Sileo, Timothy Alan [photo], H
1/18/86 p18
Simon, Allan E. [photo], H 1/4/86
p15
Simons, Walter M. [photo], H
3/1/86 p16
Simpson, Loraine Grace Craig, H
9/6/86 p16
Simpson, Samuel S. [photo], H
1/18/86 p18
Sirico, James Rocco [photo], H
11/8/86 p14
Sirois, Richard Thomas Jr, H
4/19/86 p16
Smalls, Earl [photo], H 11/29/86
p20
Smith, Arthur Smith Jr. [photo], H
11/29/86 p20
Smith, Chieko [photo], H 8/16/86
p17
Smith, Donna L. [photo], H
11/1/86 p16
Smith, Rudolph L. Jr. [photo], H
7/19/86 p18
Smyth, Stephanie Pauline
[photo], H 11/22/86 p17
Snellman, Lisabet Susan [photo],
H 11/8/86 p13
Sohmer, Robert G. Jr, H 9/20/86
p18
Solano, Dominick J. [photo], H
6/7/86 p16
Solazzo, Mark Sebastian, H
10/18/86 p21
Southworth, Edward III [photo], H
6/28/86 p16
Spangle, Valerie Joan [photo], H
9/6/86 p16
Spanoghe, Susan A. [photo], H
12/13/86 p16
Spielman, Robin Ann [photo], H
10/4/86 p19
Sposta, Stephanie [photo], H
10/18/86 p20
Squires, Richard C. [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
St. John, Lorraine Anne [photo],
H 11/8/86 p13
St.Hilaire, Robert Jr. [photo], H
1/25/86 p18
Staien, Suzanne Margaret
[photo], H 9/6/86 p16
Stanton, Stuart Thomas, H
10/25/86 p15
Stanton, Timothy Richard, H
8/2/86 p17
Stapor, Margaret Maryanne
[photo], H 9/27/86 p13
Stein, Celia Rose [photo], H
11/29/86 p21
Stemplen, Jane Diane [photo], H
11/29/86 p20
Stevens, Glenn H, H 6/14/86 p16
Stevens, Malcolm George
Thomas [photo], H 5/17/86
p18
109
Stoll, Barry Howard [photo], H
11/1/86 p17
Stolz, Gary M. [photo], H 1/4/86
p14
Strimbeck, George Richard
[photo], H 8/11/86 p14
Sutton, Colleen Mary [photo], H
8/2/86 p17
Swanson, Gordon Stewart
[photo], H 8/23/86 p16
Szabo, Bonnie Ann [photo], H
8/30/86 p17
Szwec, Raymond Jr. [photo], H
11/8/86 p13
Talarico, Nick [photo], H 8/16/86
p17
Taliercio, Andrew Jack [photo], H
12/13/86 p17
Tallmadge, Susan Rae [photo], H
5/3/86 p15
Tamsky, Stella [photo], H 5/31/86
p16
Tanner, Cynthia Lee [photo], H
8/2/86 p16
Tapper, Jill Susan, H 9/20/86 p19
Tarantino, James Jr. [photo], H
8/2/86 p16
Tavello, Rocky Jr. [photo], H
11/1/86 p16
Taylor, John Donald Jr, H 7/5/86
p16
Taylor, Mary Anne [photo], H
9/20/86 p18
Thebodo, John William [photo], H
11/22/86 p16
Thivierge, Joseph Lucien Jr.
[photo], H 9/6/86 p17
Thoele, Janice Lynn [photo], H
9/6/86 p16
Thompson, C. Sheldon, H 6/7/86
p16
Thompson, Mark Roy, H 6/14/86
p16
Tierney, Nancy Jane [photo], H
1/4/86 p15
Tirella, Elaine C. [photo], H
8/23/86 p17, H 8/16/86 p17
Tisdall, Katherine Wyatt [photo],
H 10/25/86 p15
Tishler, Eric Paul, H 11/8/86 p13
Toffolo, James Joseph [photo], H
10/25/86 p15
Toffolo, Marissa Bernadette
[photo], H 12/6/86 p14
Tooley, David A. [photo], H
11/15/86 p16
Torpey, Karin Lee [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Trahan, Paula Jean [photo], H
11/1/86 p16
Treschitta, Louis Nicholas
[photo], H 8/2/86 p16
Tripp, Mark A. [photo], H 1/18/86
p18
Troy, Kathleen Ann [photo], H
2/1/86 p14
Truhn, Lisa Mary [photo], H
11/22/86 p17
Trumble, Kevin Michael [photo],
H 12/27/86 p11
Tucciarone, Joseph Anthony
[photo], H 6/21/86 p16
Tucciarone, Kathryn Mary
[photo], H 2/8/86 p16
Tuomala, Bruce Robert [photo],
H 10/11/86 p15
Tybus, Barbara Karin [photo], H
6/21/86 p16
Vaast, Nancy L. [photo], H
8/16/86 p16
Valenta, Andrew Frank [photo], H
7/5/86 p16
Van Der Wielen, Jacob Jacobus
[photo], H 9/20/86 p18
Van Munching Pieter, H 5/10/86
p16
Van Sciver, Arthur Lawrence
[photo], H 11/1/86 p16
Vanecek, David Gilbert, H
10/18/86 p20
VanLaer, John Eric [photo], H
5/31/86 p16
VanWie, Douglas R. [photo], H
8/16/86 p16
Vasquez, Marilyn [photo], H
12/20/86 p15
Vento, Dominick Anthony [photo],
H 10/11/86 p16
Villamizar, Curtis [photo], H
9/4/86 p14
Vingo, Dyana Christina [photo], H
9/20/86 p18
Vinson, Joseph Hjalmar, H
11/8/86 p13
Vlahos, John George [photo], H
8/2/86 p16
Vogel, Harriet Renee [photo], H
11/8/86 p14, H 11/1/86 p16
Volderauer, Barbara [photo], H
7/19/86 p18
VonDwingelo, Gail Susan, H
3/22/86 p16
Vuoso, John Joseph [photo], H
10/13/86 p14
Walker, Debra Lee [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Walker, Susan Winship [photo],
H 9/13/86 p25
Walrath, Rosalind Anne [photo],
H 8/2/86 p16
Walsh, Kathleen Clare [photo], H
9/20/86 p18
Walther, Linda Ellen [photo], H
10/25/86 p15
Wargo, Patricia [photo], H
11/1/86 p17
Warren, Margaret Rodgers
[photo], H 12/27/86 p12
Warren, Scott [photo], H 1/25/86
p18
Watson, Dawn Marie [photo], H
6/21/86 p16
Watson, Sheree Ann [photo], H
7/19/86 p18
Weber, Susan Kelson [photo], H
12/20/86 p15
Weeks, James M. [photo], H
9/6/86 p16
Weigl, Lisa Gail [photo], H 8/2/86
p16
Weisselberg, Susan E. [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Wendroff, Michael [photo], H
8/30/86 p16
Wenrich, Laureen A. [photo], H
10/18/86 p20
Westbury, Christopher Grey
[photo], H 5/3/86 p15
Westergard, Chris [photo], H
1/11/86 p16
Wetmore, Andrew Hund, H
2/1/86 p14
White, David Andrew [photo], H
11/1/86 p16
Whitton, Jack Hoyt [photo], H
7/26/86 p16
Willette, Joyce Ann [photo], H
12/6/86 p13
Williams, Carl L. [photo], H
8/30/86 p17
Williams, John C. "Jack," H
7/28/86 p16
Williams, Kenneth W. III [photo],
H 10/4/86 p19
Williams, Patricia, H 6/7/86 p16
Williams, Samuel James [photo],
H 9/6/86 p16
Willke, Nancy Jean, H 10/25/86
p15
Willner, Richard John [photo], H
10/11/86 p15
Willson, Roger, H 8/30/86 p16
Wilson, Dorothy Swain [photo], H
8/23/86 p16
Wilson, Wendy Lynn [photo], H
2/22/86 p15
Wolf, Steven Arthur, H 9/20/86
p19
Wolfe, Nancy M. [photo], H
2/4/86 p36
Woods, Paul Bradshaw II [photo],
H 6/7/86 p16
Woodworth, Walker Philip, H
12/6/86 p14
Wuhrer, Matthew Jason [photo],
H 9/27/86 p13
Wunder, Kathleen Patrice
[photo], H 6/14/86 p16
Young, Richard W. Jr. [photo], H
12/20/86 p15
110
Zigmond, Sheryl Ann [photo], H
12/27/86 p11
Zolluccio, Orrie Richard, H
8/30/86 p16
Zuccarini, Debra [photo], H
12/13/86 p16
Zulkeski, Janice Elizabeth
[photo], H 1/4/86 p14
Marriott Corp.
Committee endorses Marriott
Hotel plan, H 6/13/86 p11
Marriott joins move to build hotels
near Merritt complex, H
6/4/86 p1+
Marriott sails through P & Z:
Panel gets plans for review,
H 6/5/86 p20
Marriott unveils plans for new
147-room hotel, H 5/16/86
p1+
Marriott, Jan
6/2/86 p14A [Supp]
Marron, William T.
H 7/14/86 p8
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. SEE
KING'S BIRTHDAY
Martin, Dr. Dean N.
Doctors still helping city's children
[photo], H 5/31/86 p29
Martin, Anne
p1+
Martin, Helen
8/12/86 p21
Martin, Kim
p31+
Martinez, Dr. Leonardo
Masons-Wilton
Wall building skill scales
international boundaries
[photo], H 10/2/86 p35+
Master Plan. SEE NORWALKMASTER PLAN
Matamoro, Francis
South Norwalk plumber wins $1.6
million in state Lotto, H
1/23/86 p1+
Mather St.-Wilton
`Capped' landfill has deteriorated,
H 12/15/86 p9+
DEP: Mather dump site needs
covering, regrading, H
12/9/86 p13+
Tower plan prompts check by
state DEP, H 11/24/86 p13+
Mather St.-Wilton (Continued)
Wilton board requests updates
on conditions at landfill site,
H 12/16/86 p17+
Mathews Park-Norwalk
City to lease park land to
Developer weighs options on
project, H 4/16/86 p1+
Seligson's parking plan loser at
raucous committee hearing,
H 4/15/86 p10
Mathon, Jean Robert
Local emigre joyous at return to
liberty [photo], H 2/8/86 p1+
Matthews, Allan F.
Tribute to Allan Matthews [letter],
H 8/9/86 p5
Matusewicz, Dennis
Man killed on Route 7 during
fight, H 6/21/86 p1+
Maurice, Norman
Maurice recalls decades of Coast
Guard service [photo], H
11/17/86 p20
Maurice, Norman Jr.
Norwalk couple busily plan
married life: They met six
years ago [photo], H 2/4/86
p26
Mautte, Adelbert
Veteran teacher is honored, H
11/1/86 p14
Mayle, Nicholas
Maynard, Edna
Wilton woman co-hosts show
[photo], H 5/14/86 p35
MBI Inc.
p31+
McArthur, Judson Ward
McAuliffe, Christa
McAuliffe kin to appear at
classroom, H 3/12/86 p12
NHS classroom is dedicated in
Christa McAuliffe's honor
[photo], H 3/13/86 p1+
McBrinn, William "Billy"
McCabe, Kathy
[photo], H 8/23/86 p23
p28
10/2/86 p27
McDonough, Bill
p28
McDougall, Jerry
McDougall, Valentine go into
State HS Hall of Fame, H
12/16/86 p29
McElveen, Chuck
Here's `low country' sauce with
gumption: Original family
BBQ recipe [photo], H 6/9/86
p15+
McFarland, Dr. Richard
Local veterinarian stresses
`human factor' in treatment
[photo], H 1/4/86 p1+
McGann, Monsignor William J.
Monsignor McGann dies,
Norwalk resident was 69, H
8/8/86 p6
McGeorge, Stephen C.
McGlone, Lisa
McGovern, Phyllis
McGovern honored by realtors
[photo], H 9/25/86 p36
McGraw, Kate
Academy appoints McGraw, H
1/14/86 p9+
McGuinness, Katherine
Young history scholar is chosen
by DAR [photo], H 7/24/86
p14
McIntosh, Dave
11/22/86 p25+
9/30/86 p9+
McKail, Jennifer
McKenna, Tara
McKenzie & Co.
Designer picked, H 1/3/86 p6
McKinney, Stewart B.
[photo], H 9/29/86 p9
H 6/19/86 p1+
Council honors McKinney:
Housing commitment lauded,
H 3/18/86 p9
Ford mounts Stamford stump to
urge McKinney re-election
[photo], H 9/5/86 p1+
national attention:
Congressman banking on
House clout [photo], H
11/3/86 p1+
Health no bar to race in '86
[photo], H 1/14/86 p1+
McKinney joins fight against
buoy, H 10/24/86 p14
111
McKinney seek funds for USCG,
H 8/4/86 p8
McKinney tabbed for his ninth
term [photo], H 7/12/86 p1+
McKinney will seek a 9th term
[photo], H 4/28/86 p1+
McKinney: Future of GOP rests
on defense, tax issues, H
6/9/86 p20
McKinney: Shuttle donations sign
of confidence in NASA, H
3/3/86 p18
McKinney: Weigh stop ecology
threat, H 9/15/86 p1+
McKinneys to head Red Cross
[photo], H 10/28/86 p11+
District seat: McKinney rides
wave of experience [photo],
H 10/29/86 p7
polls, H 11/5/86 p1+
McKinnickinnick, Margaret
McKissock, Allan
5/6/86 p15+
McMahon, John N.
Norwalk native says CIA clear in
scandal [photo], H 12/5/86
p1+
McManus, Hugh
Darien officer graduates from FBI
school program [photo], H
6/24/86 p11
McManus, Kevin G.
Youth dies of injuries from
motorcycle crash, H 11/12/86
p6
McNamara, Dr. John R.
Police Blotter: Local physician
promoted at Yale, H 12/22/86
p43
McNeil, Ronald D.
Conservancy case unresolved, H
4/9/86 p11+
Conservancy taken to court over
land inside of preserve, H
9/11/86 p35+
Road dispute sparks
9/16/86 p35+
Testimony nears end on land
rights case, H 10/2/86 p35+
McNell, Robert A.
McNell appointed to river agency,
H 3/3/86 p10
McQuaid, Richard
McQuaid returning to NEON after
absence of six months, H
5/15/86 p12
Mead Pond-New Canaan
Town Council supports idea:
Park pond may be dredged,
H 8/14/86 p29+
Measurement Systems Inc.
Dinner fetes Mehrs upon
retirement [photo], H 2/18/86
p30
Mecchia, John C.
Developer planning payments to
tenants who must relocate, H
5/23/86 p1+
Meenan, Chris
Mehr, Morton H.
p30
Mehr, Rhoda S.
p30
Meighan, Kathryn
Melady, Monica
p16
Memorial Day
Ceremonies, parades to honor
area war dead: Nevas to
speak on Westport green, H
5/24/86 p15+
area war dead: Police chief
to lead Wilton march, H
5/24/86 p15+
area war dead: Youth theme
for Weston festivities, H
5/24/86 p15+
Ceremony to follow the parade, H
5/23/86 p1+
City having its parade on
Monday, H 5/20/86 p1+
Joy and solemnity share holiday
bill [photo], H 5/27/86 p9+
Memorial parade Monday to
highlight the `Mini-Mo'
[photo], H 5/20/86 p9
Norwalk's war dead are
remembered [photo], H
5/27/86 p1
Officials to scrutinize wares sold
by vendor, H 5/17/86 p13+
Parade chief criticizes stores
which stayed open on
holiday [photo], H 5/27/86 p1+
Rowayton parade will step off at
noon Sunday, H 5/20/86 p10
Rowayton takes time out to honor
dead wartime heroes [photo],
H 5/27/86 p11
Warmer weather is predicted for
holiday festivities, H 5/24/86
p1+
Menna, Julie
5/29/86 p11
Mental Health Board. SEE
SOUTHWEST REGIONAL
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
Mercede, Frank Jr.
7/28/86 p13+
Merchants Bancorp Inc.
Merchants Bancorp files
statement to offer stock, H
10/17/86 p28
Merchants stock now trading on
national network, H 11/20/86
p10
Merchants Bank & Trust Co.
Bank hikes scholarships [photo],
H 4/1/86 p25
p19
Board member [photo], H 5/23/86
p7
Earnings reach new record for
Merchants Bank, H 7/15/86
p29
Merchants Bank & Trust
promotes 7 officers to higher
posts [photo], H 7/22/86 p29
Merchants Bank declares an
extra dividend, H 10/14/86 p6
Merchants Bank reports 1st
quarter top earnings [photo],
H 4/22/86 p23
Merchants Bank reports increase
of 12 percent, H 4/15/86 p26
Merchants earnings a record, H
10/10/86 p6
Merchants elects auditor, new
officers [photo], H 4/29/86
p25
p25
[photo], H 9/9/86 p19
Merchants reports profits, H
1/28/86 p50
Merchants seminar weighs
investments during change,
H 12/17/86 p26
112
Merrill Lynch Realty Co.
Raveis Realty is bidding on sale
of Merrill Lynch, H 10/9/86
p20
Merritt 7 Corp.
City weighs lending developers a
hand, H 8/19/86 p18
Conservation Commission
advised of Norwalk River
diversion plans, H 2/25/86
p34
Merritt 5, 6 get OK from P & Z, H
3/20/86 p1+
Merritt 7 buildings OK'd:
Costruction set for '87, H
5/6/86 p12
Merritt 7 concludes its cleanup
along Route 7, H 7/15/86 p29
Merritt 7 contributes [photo], H
5/30/86 p24
Merritt 7 encloses 4th office
Merritt 7 is building bridges to a
dream [photo], H 9/30/86 p19
Plans announced for more Merritt
7 Buildings, H 2/15/86 p13
Plans ready for buildings for
Merritt 7, H 2/12/86 p8
Van available to employees at
Merritt 7, H 7/1/86 p6
Merritt Contractors Inc.
Judge throws out lawsuit against
city, H 10/16/86 p13
Merritt Parkway
Committee wants tolls on Merritt
removed, H 3/18/86 p1+
H 3/6/86 p1+
8/20/86 p13+
Grim picture is drawn of I-95,
parkway risks, H 1/23/86 p1+
Merritt exit receives `Hazard of
the Month' award, H 2/28/86
p12
Not quite 50 [edit], H 10/29/86 p4
Parkway fest [letter], H 11/20/86
p5
Watchdog group: Parkway being
used illegally, H 11/11/86 p13
Merritt Parkway-Entrance ramps
Better parkway ramps sought, H
1/31/86 p11
Gift of plants to city is offshoot of
company's greenhouse
activities [photo], H 6/26/86
p1+
Merritt Parkway-Exit ramps
Parkway exits called commuter
hazard [photo], H 4/29/86 p9+
Merritt St.-Norwalk
Shelter work set to start: Contract
signed, H 1/10/86 p6
Merrittview-Norwalk
Area broker Merrittview sale
earns Ìngenious Deal
Award' [photo], H 8/19/86
p15+
Brokers look closely at
Merrittview [photo], H 4/8/86
p23
Merwin Meadows-Wilton
Bike path approved for Merwin
Meadows, H 9/22/86 p13+
League seeks improvements for
Merwin Meadows Park
[photo], H 2/27/86 p35+
Panel provides report on
swimming incident, H 8/21/86
p13+
Panel requests funds to clean up
town pond, H 2/18/86 p13
Pond cleanup plan approved:
Board accepts gift of trees, H
2/26/86 p11
Town may close swimming hole
before Labor Day, H 8/21/86
p13
Mete, Nicholas
5/23/86 p9
Metro Mobile CTS Inc.
Selectmen to take up plan for
radio tower, H 11/17/86 p13
Metropool Inc.
Meyer, Rev. Sandra
Methodists welcoming new
minister [photo], H 6/28/86
p37
Meyer, Alice V.
Lawmaker cited by women's
group, H 5/10/86 p14
LWV hears about
accomplishments in 1986
General Assembly session
[photo], H 6/21/86 p13+
Meyer appoints campaign staff, H
10/30/86 p39
Meyer chalks up easy victory in
135th, H 11/5/86 p43
Meyer hails referral bill for
business, H 5/10/86 p14
Meyer renominated in 135th, H
7/18/86 p11+
Meyer says session boon to
small business [photo], H
5/21/86 p37
Meyer to make small business a
priority, H 11/7/86 p34
Meyer to seek re-election [photo],
H 6/25/86 p41+
Rep. Meyer to run unopposed?,
H 7/25/86 p29
Meyer, Edward H.
Veteran teacher is suspended:
Educational viewpoints differ,
H 4/12/86 p13+
Meyer, Nicholas
5/16/86 p14
Meyer, Tim
6/2/86 p19
Meyerholz, Sonja
Nursing chairman named [photo],
H 6/23/86 p29
Meyers Manufacturing Co.
Despite sale of land and building,
manufacturer plans to stay in
city [photo], H 9/9/86 p10
Mianus River Bridge-Greenwich
Acrylic span moves on cue, H
7/17/86 p1+
Attorney concludes that bridge
was doomed from its design
[photo], H 8/13/86 p1+
Awareness increased by
collapse, H 7/14/86 p8
Bridge checks said not
Bridge maintenance records
examined, H 7/25/86 p12
Bridge suit ruling appealed, H
6/6/86 p9
Bridge trial has regular spectator,
H 7/31/86 p14
Burns: Bridge checks flawed, H
7/16/86 p14
Cameras allowed in court for
Mianus bridge trial, H 6/19/86
p12
Consultant says bridge design
may have violated standards
[photo], H 7/10/86 p1+
6/17/86 p1+
Designers of Mianus bridge did
not consider maintenance, H
7/30/86 p18
Drains on bridge covered over, H
8/2/86 p11
Engineer claims rust buildup
caused Mianus to collapse,
H 7/26/86 p10
Expert ends testimony on span
collapse [photo], H 7/11/86
p1+
Inspector: Key parts of bridge not
inspected, H 7/22/86 p17
Judge allows bridge evidence, H
7/17/86 p1+
Judge reserves ruling on Mianus
verdict, H 8/27/86 p11
Jurors picked for trial on bridge
cave-in, H 6/3/86 p8
113
Jurors see film of bridge [photo],
H 7/9/86 p1+
Jurors shown bridge video, H
7/18/86 p6
Jury rules for designer in span
suit, H 8/14/86 p1+
Jury selection complete in
Mianus suit, H 6/14/86 p11
Mianus victims must prove DOT
alone to blame: Judge, H
2/14/86 p1+
Model of bridge protested as
hearing enters 4th week, H
7/29/86 p8
Official testifies at trial, H 7/12/86
p1+
Span designers press case, H
7/24/86 p22
Span on brink of collapse for 7
years: Engineer testifies, H
8/1/86 p9
State is blamed for collapse of
bridge: By consulting
engineer, H 7/31/86 p14
State rests case in trial on bridge,
H 7/19/86 p1+
State seeking $25 million in
bridge suit, H 6/2/86 p1+
State weighs appeal of Mianus
ruling, H 8/15/86 p1+
State's case: Mianus Bridge
design flawed, H 7/8/86 p1+
Three jurors selected in Mianus
Bridge suit, H 6/5/86 p10
Trial opens July 8 on bridge
collapse [photo], H 7/5/86 p11
Zetlin gives pins, hangers life for
trial [photo p8], H 7/19/86 p1+
Mibey, Kip
In appreciation of U. S. support
[photo], H 9/4/86 p6
Miceli, Jim
Norwalk football coach resigns,
heads to Jersey [photo]
[chart], H 5/15/86 p27+
Michels, Peter Chris
Weston teen attends science
camp, H 7/30/86 p9
Mickle, Cherise
6/2/86 p19
12/2/86 p23+
Mickune, Nancy Beth
Westport champ walker says it's
a `pay back' [photo], H
4/21/86 p13
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance
Center
Center names New Yorker new
director [photo], H 3/14/86
p23
Center to open outreach office
[photo], H 8/29/86 p30
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance
Center (Continued)
Divorce support groups created,
H 10/7/86 p10
Jaffe chosen for board seat, H
11/3/86 p13
New director is welcomed
[photo], H 3/3/86 p18
Rickler is named director [photo],
H 8/14/86 p18
Mid-Fairfield Hospice
At Hospice benefit [photo], H
5/8/86 p14
5/15/86 p42
Good exchange for Hospice
[photo], H 2/1/86 p11
Hospice offers hospital benefit
through Medicare, H 7/14/86
p29
Mid-Fairfield Hospice plans gala
dinner dance [photo], H
4/17/86 p13
Mid-Fairfield Small Business
Council. SEE ALSO
GREATER NORWALK
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Caldor president tells group how
his company succeeded
[photo], H 9/26/86 p11
Middle Schools. SEE ALSO
NAME OF SCHOOL
Middle schools-Norwalk
Middle schools are hosting
annual career-day speakers,
H 5/15/86 p35
Middle schools-Westport
Board given alternative to
redistricting plan, H 12/8/86
p15
Board to consider middle school
consolidation, H 11/17/86 p13
Middle school discussion to
New school redistricting plan
keeps eighth grades
together, H 12/9/86 p13
Parents voice concern about
redistricting, H 12/2/86 p13+
School administrators draft third
consolidation proposal, H
12/16/86 p17+
School plan upsets parents, H
12/17/86 p1+
Westport parents air concern
over Long Lots School plan,
H 11/18/86 p27+
Westport school consolidation
plan approved, H 12/23/86 p9
Middlebrook Farms Rd.-Wilton
Pond sediment may cap landfill,
H 8/9/86 p13
Pond sediment won't be used at
landfill: Dredged material
said to be too coarse, H
12/4/86 p15+
Middlebrook School
Officials examine plans for
Middlebrook School, H
10/30/86 p37+
Plays to give pupils first taste of
opera [photo], H 2/20/86 p11+
Pupils salute new season at art
School uses local history to whet
students' interest, H 6/26/86
p37+
Wilton students ignore heat to
participate in walk-a-thon
[photo], H 5/31/86 p13+
Middlebrook School-Awards
1/9/86 p9+
Pupil wins national award [photo],
H 5/30/86 p29
Middlebrook SchoolMaintenance and repair
Funding is sought by school, H
5/28/86 p1+
Middlesex Genealogical Society
Genealogical Society marks
Washington's real birthday
[photo], H 2/24/86 p11+
Society to go on surname search,
H 9/19/86 p14
Middlesex Middle School-Awards
1/9/86 p9+
Darien students collect national
contest victory [photo], H
6/24/86 p11+
Middleton, Brett
Student selected, H 3/21/86 p6
Mihilidis, George
Marina is planned in Norwalk, H
5/31/86 p32
Mihura, Alexis
area [photo], H 8/23/86 p13+
Mikki Williams Dancers
Mikki Williams gala weekend
[photo], H 6/9/86 p15
They'll dance with stars in their
eyes [photo], H 8/22/86 p13+
Miles, Richard
court, H 10/8/86 p6
Miles is facing two charges
unlinked to New Jersey trip,
H 10/9/86 p19
Miles, Sachiko
[photo], H 8/4/86 p1+
Mill Pond. SEE SHERWOOD
MILL POND-WESTPORT
114
Miller School
2/10/86 p9
Miller, Dr. Robert
Psychiatrist goes on stand
[photo], H 4/19/86 p13+
Miller, Alison
City girl recipient of award for
valor [photo], H 6/14/86 p20
Miller, Deyanne F.
H 12/23/86 p9+
Miller, Jack E.
Raise for finance director
supported by finance panel,
H 1/8/86 p7
Miller, Natalie
Student's game honors `The
Lady' [photo], H 4/8/86 p1
Mills, Janet M.
Campaign Roundup, H
7/11/86 p24
slate, H 7/24/86 p16
Housing authority members
critical of Mills' statements, H
1/17/86 p1+
taxes, H 6/23/86 p9
Mills also comes under fire by
2nd Democratic hopeful, H
7/11/86 p24
Mills critical of Legislature
leadership: Too many titles
[photo], H 12/9/86 p11
Mills ire is aroused by grant, H
6/12/86 p1+
District: Mills vows to
continue program cuts
[photo], H 10/30/86 p1+
Rep. Mills gave her name to a
bundle of bills [photo], H
1/18/86 p1+
Milton, Cathy
Miniter, Wendy
H 3/29/86 p25
Minnich, Joe
Minnich to receive Wilton sports'
Minoff Properties
Minoff Properties bloom
Minor, James V. III
Council approves payment to
attorney, H 8/13/86 p11
Minor, city's guide in complex
suits, takes Stamford zoning
attorney post, H 7/16/86 p11
Norwalk's legal eagle is singled
out for his major - and minor deeds, H 6/10/86 p1+
Minor, Kyle
Minorities
Counsel says city in need of
minority officers, H 7/22/86
p17
Expert says police must strive to
foster trust, H 7/12/86 p1+
NEON leaders say gap exists
between police and
minorities [photo], H 7/11/86
p1+
Minority students
Minorities are majorities in
learning centers, H 8/26/86
p26
NEON says grades force many
minorities to summer school,
H 3/20/86 p11
Project In-Touch initiates
minorities' youth workshops
[photo], H 10/7/86 p9
Sloan proposal on minority
students draws black
educator's criticism, H
8/26/86 p1+
Sloan sets priorities for 1986-87
school year: Minority
success is #1 [photo], H
8/12/86 p14
Sloan surprised by criticism
lodged by prominent
educator, H 8/27/86 p10
Wilkerson replies to Sloan, H
8/28/86 p16
Mintz, Douglas C.
8/16/86 p1+
City man named to state task
force, H 7/18/86 p9
Democrats nominate Mintz for
140th Assembly District, H
7/24/86 p23
[photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
Mintz, H 8/8/86 p11
8/29/86 p28
8/15/86 p6
H 7/31/86 p1+
Fundraiser held for Mintz [photo],
H 7/14/86 p9
Mintz critical in resignation from
city conservation panel, H
11/25/86 p18
time, 3-1, H 9/10/86 p1+
Mintz given endorsement, H
6/17/86 p10
Donen, H 9/3/86 p11
District: Mintz pledges
effective representation, H
10/30/86 p1+
Mintz, Lea
Chamber names Lea Mintz
Businesswoman of the Year
[photo], H 4/18/86 p1+
Miro, Donald E.
Search for missing man called off
by Coast Guard, H 10/17/86
p8
Waters searched for man, H
10/16/86 p1+
Westport man found in city
harbor [photo], H 10/25/86
p1+
Miss Fairfield Pageant
Miss Fairfield Pageant to debut in
p13
Missing children
Police Blotter: Boy reported
missing, H 1/23/86 p8
Missing persons-Norwalk
`Missing' teen-ager back home,
H 10/7/86 p1+
Police search for missing
Norwalk girl [photo], H
10/6/86 p1+
Search for missing man called off
by Coast Guard, H 10/17/86
p8
Waters searched for man, H
10/16/86 p1+
Westport man found in city
harbor [photo], H 10/25/86
p1+
Mitchel, Mara
`Missing' teen-ager back home,
H 10/7/86 p1+
court, H 10/8/86 p6
Miles is facing two charges
unlinked to New Jersey trip,
H 10/9/86 p19
115
Police search for missing
Norwalk girl [photo], H
10/6/86 p1+
Mitchell, Bob
6/2/86 p19
Mitchell, Charles R. "Chuck"
New leader takes over vets
panel, H 2/11/86 p7
Mitchell, Richard B.
Mitchell elected as chairman of
police commission, H 4/18/86
p10
Mix, Mary
Chairman asks Mix to resign from
GOP Town Committee, H
10/3/86 p29+
9/18/86 p33+
Mix [photo], H 10/16/86 p15+
Mary Mix to be candidate for
judge of probate, H 7/8/86
p9+
9/20/86 p25+
p17
race, H 7/18/86 p11+
race, H 7/30/86 p9+
Probate judge candidate sets
campaign committee, H
10/25/86 p42
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
Moccia, Robert A.
12/26/86 p1+
Moffett, Toby
Collins says Moffett's drive
mirrors events here in 1975,
H 2/14/86 p6
Toby Moffett brings his campaign
to Norwalk, H 2/24/86 p13
Mohonk House-Westport
Bank officials present award to
Mohonk House in Westport
[photo], H 11/25/86 p10
Home rejects teen exposed to
AIDS, H 4/24/86 p13+
Mohonk House faces shortage in
funding, H 6/27/86 p11
Sale raises $10,000 for Mohonk
House, H 7/11/86 p11
Mokeler, Dolores D.
p19
Moldflow Pty. Ltd.
p33+
Monahan, Stephen I.
Dugan, H 3/22/86 p13+
Monahan, Stephen T.
Conn. Theater Foundation elects
S. T. Monahan president, H
2/20/86 p15
Mondo, Dr. Lia
Norwalk prof recommended for
Order of Merit of Italy [photo],
H 1/22/86 p29
Montana, Dominick
Republicans tap Montana to be
leader [photo], H 3/21/86 p1+
Monterey Village-Norwalk
Montessori Child's Work Center
Conflict in Montessori plan seen
by P & Z panel chairman, H
1/17/86 p11
Montessori School. SEE
NORWALK MONTESSORI
ASSOCIATION
Monuments-Westport
Statue to be moved to the Town
Commons [photo], H 3/20/86
p13
Moore, Wimbly
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
Moraio, Bud
Moraio has a winner in his
Triumph TR4A, H 9/26/86
p35
Morano Welding
Judge's court order dampens
welding firm, H 10/11/86 p9
Morano, Eugene A.
City officials seeking order
against owner of business, H
7/30/86 p11
Moreland, Daniel
Ill-fated ship and skipper receive
praise [photo], H 5/21/86 p1+
Norwalker to pilot schooner in Op
Sail [drawing], H 6/27/86 p10
Moreland, William Dawson Jr.
William Moreland Jr., aide to
Cordell Hull [photo], H 1/6/86
p6
Morgan, Timothy
H 5/23/86 p11
Morgenstern, Fred
p16
Morgenthaler, Walter
War veterans give scholarship, H
1/3/86 p6
Moriarity, Michael
Moriarity ends police career:
Inspector 20-year veteran
[photo], H 2/3/86 p9
Moriarty, William Albert
William Moriarty dies: Retired
police detective [photo], H
10/2/86 p6
Morin, Barry
Morning Star Productions
Morris Decision Systems Inc.
Computerworks becomes Morris
Decision Systems, H 6/17/86
p33
Morris, John J.
Administrator will return to
classroom: Morris to teach in
Morris, Maria
Dolphins swim to top on right arm
of Morris [photo], H 8/12/86
p41+
Morris, Mary
Dolphins squeak by 1-0 as
Jagodzinski shines [photo], H
8/22/86 p1+
Morrissey, Rev. Philip T.
Remembering all the years
[photo], H 6/30/86 p6
Rev. Morrissey to observe
anniversary of ordination
[photo], H 6/27/86 p11+
Morton, Kevin
H 5/29/86 p21
p23+
Mosquitoes
City commission will explain
mosquito-control program, H
3/13/86 p18
Mother's Day Race
Funds are donated for Mothers'
race [photo], H 5/10/86 p11
Motion picture producers and
directors
Ìsaac in America' premieres in
p15
Motley, Michael Jerome
Norwalk man found dead, police
say, H 3/25/86 p6
116
Motor vehicle violations-New
Canaan
Police Blotter: David Letterman
ticketed again, H 11/18/86 p8
Motorcycle accidents-Norwalk
$14,500 awarded motorcyclist for
pothole injuries, H 4/18/86 p6
Man dies when cycle strikes
telephone pole, H 4/5/86 p1+
Motorcycle hits empty school bus
[photo], H 6/20/86 p1+
Police Blotter: 2 injured in
Police Blotter: Cycle crash injures
man, H 10/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cyclist warned
Police Blotter: Girl hit: Cyclist
flees, H 4/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Moped rider
injured, H 5/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorcycle collides
with car, H 6/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorcyclist hurt in
crash, H 1/13/86 p6, H
3/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three hurt in
accidents, H 7/18/86 p8
Toddler hurt when struck by
motorcycle, H 8/20/86 p6
Youth dies of injuries from
motorcycle crash, H 11/12/86
p6
Motorcycle accidents-Weston
Charges are filed in 'cycle
mishap, H 6/7/86 p13+
Police Blotter: Motorcyclist hurt in
Mount Holyoke Club of Fairfield
Villages
Mount Holyoke Club meets to
plan 150th anniversary
[photo], H 7/30/86 p32
Mount Holyoke College welcome
[photo], H 4/30/86 p28
Mountain Capital Corp.
Agency aims to oversee firm's
assets, H 6/26/86 p1+
Moving pictures. SEE HAIL
MARY; SURVIVAL OF A
SMALL CITY, PART TWO
Moving pictures-Production and
direction
Moving-Pictures. SEE SURVIVAL
OF A SMALL CITY PART 2
Moving-pictures. SEE HAIL
MARY; WONDERFUL
WORLD OF WESTPORT
Mozambique
Agency aids refugees fleeing
Mozambique, H 2/11/86 p9+
Mr. Nick's Inc.
Mr. Nick's opens here [photo], H
6/24/86 p22
Muehleisen, Roland
p1+
Mueller, Dr. F. Carl
Mueller joins institute staff as
consultant, H 12/6/86 p26
Mulholland, Mary Ellen
Civilian employee resigns Police
Dept. post, H 10/21/86 p11
Mullaney, Charles P.
142nd district race: Mullaney
faces uphill fight [photo], H
10/28/86 p11+
game, H 11/1/86 p13
Gill and Roche respond to
Mullaney's criticism, H
10/2/86 p35+
[photo], H 10/7/86 p11+
Mullaney backed by state
Mullaney blasts Gill, Roche:
Candidate charges
insensitivity, H 10/1/86 p9+
Mullaney endorsed by Democrats
in 142nd [photo], H 7/25/86
p29+
Mullaney endorsed by Dodd, H
10/22/86 p38
race [photo], H 5/22/86 p17+
record, H 9/17/86 p11+
p13+
Munhall, Harold R.
Chamber honors former director
[photo], H 8/14/86 p29
Municipal bonds-Norwalk
Maritime Center bonds floated, H
12/3/86 p1+
Munoz, Claudia M.
Munro, J. Richard
N. Y. college wil honor Time
Murder-New Canaan
New Canaan woman slain [photo
p8], H 12/11/86 p1+
Police say murderers from area,
H 12/13/86 p8
Second man is charged in Viner
killing, H 12/31/86 p1+
Slaying jars residents of New
Canaan, H 12/12/86 p1+
Viner car scoured for clues, H
12/12/86 p1+
Murder-Norwalk
A city in shock [edit], H 9/25/86 p4
Dr. Tec talks of tragedy with
Hundreds mourn murder victim
[photo], H 9/27/86 p1+
Leads are pursued by police, H
9/27/86 p8
Murdered girl found near school:
Ponus Ridge pupil victim of
foul play [photo], H 9/24/86
p1+
Norwalk parents earn praise from
Police ask FBI for help in solving
girl's murder [photo], H
9/25/86 p1+
[photo] [map], H 9/24/86 p1+
Police plea nets leads on murder,
H 10/3/86 p1+
Police searching for new clues in
murder of Norwalk student
[photo], H 9/26/86 p1+
Probers quiz `suspects' in girl's
Slain youngster's mother feared
worst: Anxious wait ended at
4:30 a.m. [photo], H 9/24/86
p8
Slaying of student leaves a
legacy of fear, H 9/25/86 p1+
SoNo man killed during arrest, H
10/21/86 p1+
Story too graphic [letter], H
10/10/86 p5
Three suspects sought in girl's
murder [drawing] [photo], H
10/2/86 p1+
Two views are offered of tragedy,
H 10/8/86 p12
Murder-Westport
H 5/30/86 p1+
Man sought in '82 killing is
arrested, H 5/24/86 p1+
Murphy, Calvin
Magicians, Calvin on same court
[photo], H 2/25/86 p15
Murphy nets 44 in NHS benefit
[photo], H 3/17/86 p19+
Murphy, Emmett G.
Murphy elected president of the
new Norwalk Bank [photo], H
9/16/86 p23
117
Murphy, Terrence J. Jr.
Local lawyer finds catharsis
whipping up dishes in kitchen
[photo], H 9/20/86 p1+
Murphy, Tom
10/2/86 p27
Murray, Rosa M.
NCC student is chosen for Board
of Trustees [photo], H
2/12/86 p40
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Carnival fun [photo], H 8/25/86
p11
Musicians-New Canaan
3/14/86 p17
Prodigy stars with Bridgeport
Symphony: Season starts
Oct. 11 [photo], H 10/3/86
p13+
Musicians-Norwalk
Norwalker comes home for big
jazz bash: Horace Silver Day
today [photo], H 7/24/86 p13
The Tracks in Battle I [photo], H
7/2/86 p34
Musicians-Rowayton
3/14/86 p17
Musicians-Weston
Don Elliott memorial is concert on
p15
Musicians-Westport
Holly and Cindy have got `The
Touch': New rock group in
town [photo], H 6/20/86 p15+
Musicians-Wilton
[photo], H 7/8/86 p13
At Lincoln Center [photo], H
6/16/86 p11
Brubeck joins Lavalle for
orchestra concert [photo], H
11/24/86 p18
Friday is Brubeck Day [photo], H
5/8/86 p15
Gives recital [photo], H 9/19/86
p21
Master pianist cherishes role as
teacher [photo], H 1/27/86
p15
Organist leaving [photo], H
3/22/86 p35
Musicians-Wilton (Continued)
State arts winners named by
commission: Special
ceremonies Saturday
[photo], H 5/29/86 p13
3/7/86 p18
Myrtle Ave.-Westport
Intersection improvements given
RTM green light, H 4/2/86
p13+
Selectmen vote on
3/19/86 p13+
Officials work to unsnarl
Westport's traffic problems
[photo], H 3/21/86 p9+
Post Road intersection work
given RTM blessing, H
8/6/86 p33
3/31/86 p11+
RTM to vote on intersection, H
7/30/86 p9+
Town to ask DOT for signs for
Post Road intersection, H
5/5/86 p13
Traffic upsets street's residents,
H 9/19/86 p13
Westport selectmen examine
Myrtle Avenue
improvements, H 5/14/86
p13+
N
NAACP
p1+
Common Council is expected to
approve NAACP agreement,
H 5/13/86 p1+
Coors officials defend policies in
response to NAACP
p1+
Fair housing group is formed to
settle NAACP's complaint, H
9/11/86 p6
Formal ruling issued in NAACP
lawsuit, H 10/28/86 p1+
H 3/27/86 p1+
NAACP charges bring quick
response, H 4/11/86 p1+
NAACP to city: OK pact or face
court, H 4/18/86 p1+
NAACP's attorney sees pact
freeing $850,000 in HUD
money, H 3/1/86 p1+
2/28/86 p1+
NAACP-city suit wrap-up
expected Tuesday, H 5/12/86
p1+
Nabisco Brands Inc.
Nabisco Sells Wilton Center, H
9/30/86 p21
Nagy, Alexander
Nagy finds his greatest pleasures
in smallest acts of help to
others [photo], H 6/28/86 p32
Nailen, John T.
Norwalker retired from USAF, H
11/17/86 p20
Nair, Dr. Kesav G.
Nair joins medical group [photo],
H 1/27/86 p30
Nancy Strong's Fitness, Inc.
They're certified [photo], H
9/24/86 p31
Nantucket Cafe
p15, H 11/25/86 p33+
Narad, Dr. Joan Stern
Health/Fitness: Physician elected
to academy, H 10/6/86 p33
Nash Engineering Co.
12/26/86 p1+
New Òldtimers' [photo], H
5/27/86 p28
Seasonal spirit spreads through
area businesses, H 12/23/86
p8
Nat Goodwin
Promotion aids Treasure House
[photo], H 11/17/86 p21
Natale, Barry L.
Postal worker's idea wins him
$17,000 [photo], H 9/13/86
p12
Nathan Hale Middle School
8/12/86 p1+
Nathan Hale Middle SchoolAwards
Nathan Hale Middle SchoolSports
City champs [photo], H 6/6/86 p36
Nathan Hale Middle School-Staff
Local teacher author of guide, H
10/30/86 p6
Nathaniel Ely School
Builder wants to buy footpath: At
Ely Avenue School, H
11/20/86 p10
118
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People. SEE NAACP
National Executive Service
Corps.
National Guard. SEE
CONNECTICUT ARMY
NATIONAL GUARD-SIXTH
COMPANY
National Guardian Corp.
National Hall-Westport
Auction set on Nov. 8 for Fairfield
Furniture, H 10/27/86 p13+
Furniture store auction put on
hold [photo], H 11/7/86 p33+
In an effort to head off disaster,
Westport officials post
building [photo], H 7/19/86
p13
Intersection plays role in furniture
store plans, H 11/13/86 p13+
P & Z joins fight to save building:
Commission drafts
Selectman wants to see historic
building saved, H 6/28/86 p13
National Merit Scholarships
20 area pupils are commended
by National Merit
Scholarships Corp, H
12/18/86 p23
National Merit ScholarshipsDarien
H 4/10/86 p10
National Merit Scholarships-New
Canaan
H 4/10/86 p10
National Merit ScholarshipsNorwalk
No honors for pupils in Norwalk,
H 9/11/86 p1+
National Merit ScholarshipsWeston
H 9/11/86 p1+
Weston's Merit Semifinalists
[photo], H 9/23/86 p29
National Merit ScholarshipsWestport
H 9/11/86 p1+
Staples students are
National Merit ScholarshipsWilton
H 4/10/86 p10
H 9/11/86 p1+
H 5/24/86 p16
Seniors receive commendations,
H 10/2/86 p36
National Westminster Bank
Nature Center for Environmental
Activities
Executive director named at
Westport Nature Center
[photo], H 1/23/86 p13
Learning to care [photo], H
12/11/86 p30
Nature Center Week to be
observed, H 10/13/86 p12
Thousands visit nature center, H
5/27/86 Supp. p10A
Nature Conservancy-Connecticut
Conservancy case unresolved, H
4/9/86 p11+
Environmentalist urges towns to
save remaining open space,
H 10/30/86 p39
Nature Conservancy-Weston
Conservancy taken to court over
land inside of preserve, H
9/11/86 p35+
Road dispute sparks
9/16/86 p35+
Testimony nears end on land
rights case, H 10/2/86 p35+
NCA Corp.
NEECO
Neighborhood Housing Services
Agency buys house for
renovation and resale below
the market price, H 7/28/86
p9
Agency is working harder to meet
city's housing goals, H 6/5/86
p1+
Housing agency given $27,000:
Banks, businesses donate, H
1/15/86 p7
Local agency fills home-owning
dream [photo], H 1/7/86 p1+
New home gives area family
special reason to give thanks
[photo p8], H 11/24/86 p1+
Neligan, Dr. Patrick
Hospital post to Ridgefielder: Exchief of staff named [photo],
H 2/21/86 p10
Nelson, Keith D.
cse: In wrongful death suit, H
12/23/86 p10
of crash, H 12/15/86 p9+
killed 1, H 12/2/86 p14
NEON
12 graduate from clerical skills
3-year plan aims to help poor, H
6/27/86 p13
Burgess charges city officials
scuttled tenant relocation
deal [photo], H 10/23/86 p9
Burgess gets raise in pay from
NEON, H 9/10/86 p1+
Burgess queries SEAP valve, H
11/11/86 p14
Burgess seeks funding from area
communities, H 11/11/86 p8
Burgess: Needy need skills:
Sloan: System doing its best,
H 4/3/86 p1+
Business' aid is sought to fund
NEON programs, H 5/1/86
p1+
Camp counselor posts OKd for
job program, H 3/11/86 p1+
City teens gain cash, experience
[photo p8], H 7/25/86 p1+
Citywide suffering predicted
under president's budget, H
2/6/86 p1+
CNB responds to needs of NEON
[photo], H 4/10/86 p9
response to NAACP
Coors, NEON to meet tonight, H
4/14/86 p1+
Cuts cited in firings at agency, H
5/15/86 p1+
[photo], H 5/31/86 p29
Governor praises Burgess at
annual dinner for NEON
[photo], H 4/5/86 p1+
Halfway House commended for
its success [photo], H
10/9/86 p1+
Lack of counselors imperils city
camp, H 5/6/86 p1+
Man has praise for NEON, H
7/1/86 p26
119
McQuaid returning to NEON after
absence of six months, H
5/15/86 p12
NEON adjusting to new policy, H
12/2/86 p36
NEON asks Oyster Fest drop
Coors, H 5/15/86 p1+
NEON backs application for 2
grants, H 12/11/86 p19
NEON board rebukes member
for cut stand, H 4/10/86 p1+
NEON facing a cut in teen
counselors at children's
camp, H 2/20/86 p1+
NEON food program to benefit
area's needy, H 9/22/86 p6
NEON is adding a basic skills
NEON is pursuing purchase of
South Main Street house, H
7/29/86 p6
between police and
p1+
NEON may build long-term
housing for homeless, H
12/11/86 p1+
NEON panels urging new
sponsor for festival, H 5/6/86
p14
NEON project most helpful
[letter], H 11/5/86 p5
NEON re-establishes Norwalk
Housing Fund, H 10/9/86 p1+
NEON says grades force many
minorities to summer school,
H 3/20/86 p11
NEON set to accept $40,000 for
emergency needs of the
poor, H 11/4/86 p20
NEON sets meeting with Coors,
H 4/1/86 p1+
NEON staff joins call for security
against violence, H 2/20/86
p1+
NEON still seeks `cheese'
NEON summer camp to open, H
5/13/86 p1+
NEON to use welfare project to
teach skills for job success,
H 6/17/86 p9
Norden gift helps NEON [photo],
H 7/16/86 p9
Poor losing gas, electricity:
Agencies can't help, H
4/16/86 p1+
Program gets a new name, H
4/8/86 p6
Seniors giving thanks at NEON
[photo], H 11/17/86 p10
NEON (Continued)
H 2/25/86 p1+
Teacher's resignation tempers
job training graduation night,
H 11/7/86 p13
Teens in summer jobs lack many
basic skills, H 3/25/86 p1+
Tenants agree to cash offer for
relocation, H 8/12/86 p1+
Tenants say landlord is
intimidating [photo], H 8/7/86
p1+
Youngsters at workshop [photo],
H 11/3/86 p18
NEON-Project in Touch
Project In-Touch initiates
minorities' youth workshops
[photo], H 10/7/86 p9
Nevas, Bernard
Developer in Westport sues
Conservation Commission, H
11/24/86 p13+
11/14/86 p27+
Nevas, Leo
Committee cites work of Nevas
[photo], H 5/15/86 p17
11/25/86 p9+
New Canaan Ave.-Norwalk
Developer to appeal P & Z denial
of zone change, H 1/23/86
p10
New Canaan Chamber of
Commerce
O'Neill appointed chamber
director, H 7/11/86 p11
New Canaan Country School
Guidelines established for
Horizons helps kids understand
that learning can be
enjoyable [photo], H 7/21/86
p9+
Pupils' efforts aid Horizons
New Canaan Grange
Grange celebrates 100th
anniversary, H 5/5/86 p14
New Canaan High SchoolAwards
H 4/10/86 p10
New Canaan High SchoolGraduation
315 students earn diplomas at
New Canaan High School
[photo], H 6/25/86 p41+
New Canaan High School-Sports
6/26/86 p28
New Canaan whips Staples, 6638, H 3/19/86 p15+
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
H 6/10/86 p21+
3/13/86 p19+
[chart], H 12/9/86 p31+
New Canaan Historical Society
New Canaan Historical Society to
learn about house
restoration, H 9/13/86 p37
The way they were: Clothes left
behind make vivid history
[photo], H 7/11/86 p15
New Canaan Mounted Troop
And everywhere there were
horses [photo], H 9/15/86 p9
Bareback skills win ribbons for
riders in NCMT show [photo],
H 2/25/86 p14
N.C.M.T. riders triumph at meet
[photo], H 12/5/86 p34
NCMT drill team to appear at
craft fair and tag sale [photo],
H 9/11/86 p36
Riders compete at New Canaan
Riders compete in gymkhana, H
3/18/86 p16
New Canaan Public Library
NC Library shows Portraits of
'80s, H 10/18/86 p22
New Canaan Rd.-Wilton
Environmentalists can't add
evidence in sludge hearing,
H 10/17/86 p29+
New Canaan Society for the Arts
NC Society for the Arts is
showcasing members, H
11/17/86 p18
New Canaan Water Co.
Water company asks service rate
increase, H 4/7/86 p13
New Canaan-Planning and
Zoning Commission
Office plan still draws opposition,
H 9/17/86 p11+
P & Z to mull new plan for office
complex, H 9/16/86 p35+
Settlement will end office building
dispute, H 11/19/86 p37+
120
New Canaan-Police Dept.
New Canaan's chief of police
takes off badge after 31
years [photo], H 12/27/86 p1+
Settlement reached in Lundy
case, H 8/21/86 p13+
New Canaan-Town Council
$6 million approved to repair
town roads, H 8/14/86 p29
Town Council supports idea:
Park pond may be dredged,
H 8/14/86 p29+
New England Piaget Conference
Inc.
New group gets educational
grant, H 5/23/86 p12
Piaget group benefits from
$1,000 grant, H 10/2/86 p10
Newman's Own, Inc./Salad King,
Inc.
Charities reap $1.7 million from
Newman's company, H
8/22/86 p10
Cyclists raise money for camp
[photo], H 10/24/86 p26
Levitt Pavilion '86 opens Sunday,
June 22 [photo], H 6/6/86 p15
Newman donates $10,000 to
hospice, H 1/23/86 p29
Newman greets disc jockey
[photo], H 12/15/86 p11
Newman, Bernard
Newman will lead the Senior
Newman, Mark A.
Man dies in storm accident, H
8/18/86 p1+
Newman, Paul
Actor donates $4 million for camp
[photo], H 9/18/86 p33
Cookman, Newman cop races, H
10/20/86 p25
Ground is broken for camp for
critically ill children [photo], H
12/11/86 p13+
Newman finds site for camp, H
9/16/86 p36
Newman seeking site for
childrens' camp, H 6/19/86
p13
Newman, Hotchner buy
campsite: Architect and
others to donate services
[photo], H 10/14/86 p13+
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
News summary-1986-Weston
Vandals, construction leading
Weston stories: 1986 in
review [photo], H 12/29/86
p9+
News summary-1986-Weston
(Continued)
World and national events touch
town of Wilton: 1986 in
p11+
News summary-1986-Westport
Flynn murder is city's top '86
news story, H 12/31/86 p1+
Weigh station was dominant
issue in Westport: 1986 in
p9+
Newspapers. SEE WESTON
VOICE
Newtown Tpke.-Weston
barn, H 5/7/86 p9+
Newtown Tpke.-Westport
Rich to try again to develop
parcel, H 3/17/86 p11
Nicaragua
Collins reports trip cemented
opposition to Contra support,
H 5/1/86 p1+
6/12/86 p33
Norwalker calls U. S. Contra
support `blunder' [photo p8],
H 12/12/86 p1+
Returning from Nicaragua trip,
Norwalker questions U. S.
role [photo], H 8/23/86 p7
Students want ban on Contra aid
[photo], H 10/21/86 p7
Unpopular trip [edit], H 5/5/86 p4
Nicasio, Jennifer
5/29/86 p15
Nicholas, David C.
Norwalker wins Hawaii trip in
contest at radio station
[photo], H 6/28/86 p6
Nicholson, Tim
1/7/86 p14
Nickerson, Nancy Cunningham
Low-Heywood Thomas School
cites two, H 5/16/86 p23
Niedermeier, Christine M.
Candidate backed, H 3/21/86 p6
H 6/19/86 p1+
Dems to pin hopes on
Niedermeier [photo], H
7/21/86 p1+
national attention:
Niedermeier: Coast needs
strong voice [photo], H
11/3/86 p1+
Fund raiser is appointed, H
7/12/86 p6
Niedermeier 4th District Dem
choice [photo], H 7/22/86 p1+
Niedermeier envisions `close,
hot' campaign [photo], H
8/2/86 p1+
Niedermeier lays the groundwork
for 1988 rematch with
McKinney [photo], H 11/5/86
p18
Niedermeier visits Norwalk on
opening day of campaign
[photo], H 2/25/86 p34
[photo], H 10/28/86 p11+
District seat: Niedermeier
challenges representation
[photo], H 10/29/86 p7
U. S. Sen. Gary Hart attends
fundraiser for Neidermeier
(sic) [photo], H 9/22/86 p1+
polls, H 11/5/86 p1+
Nielsen, Gail
New physical therapy office
opens, H 6/23/86 p30
Niewenhous, Charles F.
Nike Missile Site-Westport
Agreement on Nike Site
Nobel prizes
Area Jews ecstatic over Wiesel
award [photo], H 10/14/86
p1+
Local resident inviting Nobel
winners to dinner [photo], H
10/13/86 p1+
NCC's symposium will feature
peace prize winner from
1977 [photo], H 10/14/86 p1+
Nod Hill Rd.-Wilton
Subdivision is opposed by
Noise-Norwalk
City in line for barriers to cut
noise on turnpike, H 2/14/86
p1+
H 9/5/86 p9
5/27/86 p1+
Noise emanating from plant
exceeds city limits, H 7/23/86
p11
Norwalk 40th on DOT list for
noise abatement, H 4/1/86 p9
121
Noise-Westport
Hauhuth asks lawmakers to draft
barrier bill, H 2/20/86 p11
RTM asked to review noise rule,
H 1/23/86 p13+
Non-profit corporations. SEE
CORPORATIONS,
NONPROFIT
Nonay, Paul
At Norwalk State Tech [photo], H
4/22/86 p17
Norden Systems Inc.
New president is named for
Norden Systems [photo], H
12/17/86 p1+
Norden awarded $70M contract
by U. S. Navy, H 3/13/86 p6
[photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Norden dedicates new R & D
center [photo], H 8/26/86
p17+
Norden delivers [photo], H
11/20/86 p13
Norden gift helps NEON [photo],
H 7/16/86 p9
[drawing], H 1/29/86 p1+
Norden to receive award from
Courant, H 2/19/86 p10
Profit loss sparks Norden
shakeup, H 7/24/86 p21
Radar bug at Norden bites UTC,
H 7/16/86 p1+
Norfield Cemetery
Archaeological dig may unearth
cemetery origins, H 10/8/86
p23+
Norfield Congregational Church
86th Norfield Fair at church June
21, H 6/16/86 p11
Apartment OK sought by church,
H 3/8/86 p13+
Norfield Farm-Weston
Norwalk developer to buy Weston
horse farm?, H 1/31/86 p9
North Calvin Rd.-Weston
North Main St.-Westport
p9
North Main Street plan to be
reviewed by Westport P & Z,
H 7/24/86 p37
9/19/86 p13+
P & Z reviews plan for homes, H
7/25/86 p29
North Main St.-Westport
(Continued)
Plan filed for N. Main Street:
Developers return to P & Z,
H 7/10/86 p13
Proposed housing project elicits
outcry from neighbors, H
7/19/86 p13+
North Taylor Ave.-Norwalk
8/12/86 p1+
Northeast Bancorp Inc.
N. Y bank buys no-vote shares in
Connecticut bank, H 1/21/86
p22
Northeast Utilities
Gift presented to linemen [photo],
H 3/6/86 p13
Weston may join Northeast
Utilities in an energy alliance,
H 3/1/86 p13+
Weston school to initiate Energy
Alliance [photo], H 3/7/86
p11+
Northrop, Jeffrey
Fifth generation local man still
sails here [photo], H 4/18/86
p20
Northrup, Karen
6/2/86 p19
Norwalk Aquarium
5/14/86 p10
Norwalk Aquatic Club
City swimmers star in Jr.
p20
Norwalk Athletic Association
Founders honorees [photo], H
1/13/86 p20
Pop Warner day [photo], H
1/13/86 p17
Norwalk Auxiliary Police. SEE
ALSO NORWALK-POLICE
DEPT.
Auxiliaries' service recognized
[photo], H 4/1/86 p11
Norwalk Bank
Approval sought for new Norwalk
bank, H 8/20/86 p1+
Bank files for charter, first new
Norwalk bank in 20 years
[photo], H 8/26/86 p17+
Bank moves closer to
certification, H 11/14/86 p10
Murphy elected president of the
new Norwalk Bank [photo], H
9/16/86 p23
New bank is selling stock at $10
a share, H 10/23/86 p17
New city bank leases building
[photo], H 11/12/86 p9
Stock of The Norwalk Bank
expected to be àttractive', H
12/3/86 p17
Norwalk Board of Realtors Inc.
Gavel passing [photo], H 1/28/86
p50
Norwalk Board of Realtors has
long history: Brokers created
panel in 1920 [photo], H
9/26/86 p61
Realtors celebrate 1986, install
officers and present honors
[photo], H 12/16/86 p34
Realtors present scholarships
[photo], H 7/11/86 p25
Realtors' officers [photo], H
1/21/86 p23
Norwalk Boat Club
Commodores congregate [photo],
H 5/2/86 p45
Watch changed at boat club
[photo], H 4/28/86 p6
Norwalk Boat Show
600 boats displayed at show, H
9/10/86 p23
Annual boat show opens
Thursday [photo], H 9/9/86 p1
Boat show is draw at marina
[photo], H 9/15/86 p1+
Boat show opens with a bang
[photo], H 9/11/86 p1+
Crowds flock to marina to view
giant boat show [photo], H
9/12/86 p33
Exhibitors to display wares
[photo], H 9/10/86 p23
Fancy toilet seats hit here, H
9/26/86 p19
Safety is the topic at flotilla's
booth, H 9/10/86 p23
Visitors to the boat show set
attendance, revenue record
[photo], H 9/15/86 p17
Norwalk Business and
Professional Women Club
Business women install officers
[photo], H 6/17/86 p34
Club to honor Robinson as
`Woman of the Year' [photo],
H 10/23/86 p28
Norwalk Center Street Festival
Street fest is planned for
Saturday [photo], H 8/19/86
p8
Norwalk Church Women United.
SEE CHURCH WOMEN
UNITED-NORWALK
Norwalk Citizens for Peace
Norwalk Citizens for Peace told
`Star Wars' won't work, H
1/21/86 p16
122
Norwalk City Hall
Board tables City Hall fund
request: More may be
needed, H 12/2/86 p11
Bond crisis put (sic) project on
line, H 3/25/86 p9
City Hall concerns [letter], H
12/5/86 p5
Construction problems at old
Norwalk High School [letter],
H 12/5/86 p5
Contracts signed for construction
of new city hall, H 6/26/86
p20
Crew goes to work at City Hall
[photo], H 7/24/86 p23
Good news/Bad news [edit], H
5/7/86 p4
Ground is broken for new city
hall, H 7/26/86 p1+
Hidden costs add $500,000 to
City Hall bill, H 11/28/86 p1+
Interest keen in city hall project,
H 3/7/86 p1+
Long fight for new city hall [letter],
H 8/1/86 p5
Low city hall bid under budget, H
4/30/86 p1+
5/29/86 p1+
Panel weighs engineering turning
point for the new city hall, H
7/3/86 p9
The work continues [photo], H
11/4/86 p1
Uses for surplus funds outlined:
Public hearing set for Dec.
11, H 12/5/86 p10
Norwalk City Hall [Old]
Several groups submit ideas for
City Hall use, H 10/14/86 p7
Norwalk City Hall-Auditorium
Committee
Violinist serenades work crew, H
10/27/86 p1+
Norwalk City Hall-Building
Committee
Building Committee gives
approval to final drawings for
City Hall, H 2/6/86 p12
Council approval is expected for
contractor at old NHS, H
5/22/86 p11
Panel recommends Stamford
contractor for City Hall work,
H 5/16/86 p1+
Panel weighs engineering turning
point for the new city hall, H
7/3/86 p9
Norwalk Clergy Association
Clergy panel to seek housing for
minorities, H 3/5/86 p12
Norwalk Clergy Association
(Continued)
Clergymen disappointed,
dismayed by closing, H
3/5/86 p1+
Norwalk Co. Inc.
Norwalk Co. is planning to
relocate, H 9/4/86 p10
Norwalk Community Choir
Choir's 11th will be observed
[photo], H 6/12/86 p15
Norwalk Community Chorale
Chorale may withdraw from
Christmas event, H 10/1/86
p22
Norwalk Community College
Campus gets key approval, H
6/18/86 p10
Donating Spanish books [photo],
H 11/15/86 p17
Golden years [edit], H 9/26/86 p4
Governor to attend anniversary
dinner [photo], H 8/5/86 p6
Magrath site to be razed for
college, H 11/25/86 p1+
Mayor sees state ignoring city on
NCC plans, H 6/10/86 p10
NCC celebrates its 25th year
[photo], H 9/26/86 p1+
NCC given books on black
NCC honor society members
give Christmas toys to poor
families [photo], H 12/8/86
p10
NCC report OK'd by association,
H 10/31/86 p6
NCC-Magrath memorial urged, H
8/11/86 p6
Norwalk Community College
begins its silver anniversary
celebration [photo], H
9/19/86 p1+
Nurses pinned at NCC [photo], H
5/19/86 p1
Phonathon donations [photo], H
9/5/86 p6
Planners discuss changes at
campus, H 6/12/86 p6
Secretarial program created:
High schools, NCC
cooperate, H 7/11/86 p14
Selectman pays tribute to NCC,
H 9/25/86 p35
Norwalk Community CollegeAlumni Association
Alumni renamed, H 3/1/86 p8
Norwalk Community CollegeAwards
2 receive awards, H 8/20/86 p6
20 NCC students in honor
society, H 11/1/86 p6
5 staffers win awards at NCC, H
3/22/86 p7
Area grads given diplomas: NCC
holds commencement
[photo], H 5/23/86 p10
Health/Fitness: Scholarship
winners [photo], H 12/22/86
p43
H 8/21/86 p15
NCC awards certificates, H
5/23/86 p9
NCC student is chosen for Board
of Trustees [photo], H
2/12/86 p40
Recipient [photo], H 4/5/86 p22
Scholarship recipient [photo], H
8/28/86 p6
Seven win awards, H 12/19/86
p24
Smiles for honor students
[photo], H 2/24/86 p13
Norwalk Community CollegeFriends
Friends of NCC are advised of
delay in campus building
[photo], H 4/4/86 p12
Friends of NCC are feted [photo],
H 2/8/86 p18
Norwalk Community CollegeGraduation
NCC degrees for 317 at 24th
commencement [photo], H
5/23/86 p1+
NCC graduates nearly one-half
from this area, H 5/24/86 p25
Norwalk Community CollegeHuman Service Program
Women from area laud NCC
program, H 12/27/86 p29+
Norwalk Community CollegeSports
NCC booters win crown [photo],
H 12/20/86 p43
Norwalk Community CollegeStaff
Aleem is added to NCC faculty, H
8/21/86 p6
NCC names new director of
admissions [photo], H
10/30/86 p11
Norwalk prof recommended for
Order of Merit of Italy [photo],
H 1/22/86 p29
1/27/86 p15+
Norwalk Courthouse
City asks state to buy court, H
7/22/86 p1+
123
Keep trying mayor [edit], H
6/25/86 p4
Mayor again asks assistance in
paying for court operation, H
6/23/86 p9
Norwalk Dolphins
Dolphins feted [photo], H 1/10/86
p28
Norwalk Economic Opportunity
Now. SEE NEON
Norwalk Exchange Club
Club makes contribution [photo],
H 12/18/86 p26
Good exchange for Hospice
[photo], H 2/1/86 p11
Norwalk Fabricators Inc.
6/25/86 p10
Norwalk Factory Outlet Mall
Factory Outlet brings $10.6
million [photo], H 3/25/86 p24
Firm pays $10.6 million for
Outlet, H 3/13/86 p1+
Fix-up planned: but no changes,
at Factory Outlet, H 3/14/86
p6
Norwalk Federation of
Educational Personnel
Federation re-elects Reid chief, H
5/29/86 p30
Norwalk Federation of Teachers
NFT complains about tactics:
Used in negotiations, H
10/22/86 p9
NFT hits remarks by Hanley, H
5/19/86 p1+
Teachers offered new contract, H
11/18/86 p1+
Teachers union raps remarks of
chairman, H 4/3/86 p1+
Norwalk Fund for Excellence in
Public Education
Awards given for excellence
[photo], H 4/10/86 p37
Fund for Excellence gives minigrants to Norwalk schools, H
3/14/86 p20
Norwalk Garden Club
Amidst the greenery [photo], H
12/11/86 p29
Bundles of boughs [photo], H
12/18/86 p30
Norwalk Gardeners are making
wreaths, H 12/1/86 p18
Norwalk Guardians Association
p1+
Guardians' Adams: Wait for
findings, H 7/11/86 p8
vs. city, H 5/7/86 p8
Norwalk High School
$.5M to remove asbestos at old
NHS, H 1/9/86 p1+
13th Military Ball [photo], H
2/3/86 p14
[photo], H 1/2/86 p11
Big Friends are named at Family
and Children [photo], H
12/29/86 p13
[photo], H 3/13/86 p1+
Norwalk High donations enrich
the poor [photo], H 12/23/86
p1+
Norwalk students host the French
[photo], H 4/11/86 p13
Students raise money for needy
[photo], H 1/10/86 p9
Students turn tables to teach
their peers [photo], H 12/3/86
p1+
Norwalk High School-Awards
35 students are selected for
festival, H 2/1/86 p27
Drivers saluted for seat belt use
[photo], H 6/2/86 p10
p15
More than 100 at NHS receive
annual awards [photo], H
6/6/86 p29
4/4/86 p33
NHS honors athletes [photo], H
6/12/86 p29
NHS Jazz Ensemble wins two
trophies in two weeks
[photo], H 3/24/86 p12
NHS student 3rd among students
on chemistry test, H 5/24/86
p25
NHS students receive $62,575 in
awards and scholarships, H
6/12/86 p31
Norwalk girl gets scholarship
[photo], H 6/12/86 p33
[photo], H 5/23/86 p9
Students inducted by honor
society [photo p1], H 1/10/86
p21
p14
Norwalk High School-Drama club
Back tonight [photo], H 5/9/86 p17
Heads up [photo], H 5/1/86 p15
Peter and his shadow [photo], H
5/7/86 p25
Norwalk High School-Fathers
Club
Fathers Club elects officers
[photo], H 6/17/86 p9
Norwalk High School-Graduation
Choice of colleges announced by
Norwalk High graduates, H
7/2/86 p12
Graduates at Staples urged to be
involved individuals [photo],
H 6/28/86 p13+
Principal uges NHS graduates to
face challenge [photo], H
6/27/86 p1+
Norwalk High School-Music
35 students are selected for
[photo], H 12/4/86 p26
Band invited, H 3/20/86 p11
Band raises funds for Florida trip,
H 12/19/86 p8
Bands great: Where was crowd?
[letter], H 11/22/86 p5
[photo], H 12/23/86 p12
p18
Go Bears! [letter], H 11/22/86 p5
Marching Bears in 5 straight
wins, H 11/3/86 p13
NHS Jazz Ensemble wins two
trophies in two weeks
[photo], H 3/24/86 p12
NHS marching band state title
favorites, H 10/14/86 p16
Norwalk band keeps winning, H
10/28/86 p9
Norwalk High's marching Bears
chosen best in three states,
H 11/17/86 p1+
12/11/86 p18
Parents and Marching Bears fans
give champions an awards
banquet [photo], H 6/4/86 p11
[letter], H 11/21/86 p5
Praise for HS bands, leaders and
for the coverage [letter], H
11/21/86 p5
Norwalk High School-Parking
NHS has space problem, too: At
least in parking lot, H 9/10/86
p13
Norwalk High School-ROTC
Flyer tells NHS ROTC Wright
brothers not first, H 5/9/86
p10
JROTC members receive awards
[photo], H 5/9/86 p10
124
Norwalk High School-Sports
6/26/86 p25+
[photo], H 6/5/86 p25+
p35+
[chart], H 6/20/86 p31
H 3/19/86 p15+
2/15/86 p35
[photo], H 1/16/86 p23+
50th win recorded by Oman
[photo], H 5/15/86 p27
11/18/86 p17+
12/30/86 p15+
6/24/86 p25
H 9/19/86 p33+
p23+
p21+
Bears' experience could mean
playoff [photo], H 9/9/86 p25
6/7/86 p25+
[chart], H 7/9/86 p13+
3/13/86 p19
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
title, H 2/27/86 p23+
p19+
1/27/86 p23
(Continued)
four: Norwalk has two[photo
p1], H 4/8/86 p19+
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
p29+
Can NHS football be a winner?
[photo], H 9/11/86 p28+
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
[photo], H 6/20/86 p31+
p25+
p29+
3/17/86 p22
p39
3/10/86 p21+
4/1/86 p17+
10/7/86 p15+
5/2/86 p31+
9/19/86 p33+
p25+
[chart], H 12/10/86 p41+
NHS [photo], H 1/17/86 p23+
p15+
[photo], H 12/10/86 p41+
11/19/86 p29+
p13+
McMahon or Norwalk?
[chart], H 3/8/86 p23
p25+
p19+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
[photo], H 9/16/86 p19+
Goodbye unbeaten season:
Greenwich 39, Norwalk 27
[photo], H 1/30/86 p19+
[photo], H 12/18/86 p41+
p31+
p31+
4/3/86 p25+
p17+
26.0, H 1/13/86 p17+
9/15/86 p21+
p15
Lady Bears advance to Kuczo
p15+
H 5/24/86 p31+
125
p13+
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
p33+
[photo], H 10/3/86 p21+
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
H 5/10/86 p23+
p23
[photo], H 1/22/86 p13+
p13+
attack, H 12/19/86 p41+
3/15/86 p23+
Moffets work together [photo], H
5/29/86 p21+
NHS athletes honored [photo], H
11/26/86 p43
76-74 triumph, H 12/20/86
p41+
4/4/86 p33
NHS duo tops city in scoring, H
2/24/86 p19+
1/9/86 p21
NHS honors athletes [photo], H
6/12/86 p29
p25+
NHS stays unbeaten with key win
over Staples [photo], H
1/22/86 p13+
5/27/86 p23+
H 11/4/86 p23
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
(Continued)
NHS' Stokes doesn't know what
losing is [photo], H 2/18/86
p25+
year [photo], H 12/11/86 p41+
H 4/5/86 p25+
H 6/2/86 p15
Norwalk FCIAC Softball champs
[photo], H 6/2/86 p15
12/31/86 p15+
teams riding high: 7th
straight for Barry's Lady
Bears, H 5/1/86 p23+
teams riding high: Johnson's
boys win 5th in row [photo],
H 5/1/86 p23+
Norwalk rocked in opener, H
4/4/86 p31+
English, H 2/13/86 p25+
Norwalk's Corridon wins 2, H
1/13/86 p20
Norwalk's finale one to remember
[photo], H 11/17/86 p23+
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
scoring, H 12/29/86 p24
p23+
H 3/3/86 p19+
softball finals: Lady Bears
eliminate Westhill [photo], H
5/29/86 p21+
H 5/31/86 p25+
6/21/86 p23
1/11/86 p1+
11/7/86 p27+
p31, H 6/26/86 p25+
[chart], H 12/3/86 p35
Quickness keys NHS [photo], H
9/8/86 p29
6/20/86 p34
3/21/86 p29
Sloan changes mind: Game will
be played, H 11/18/86 p17
Sloan's blunder leaves bad taste,
H 11/17/86 p23+
H 4/7/86 p21+
Something for the 50th [photo], H
5/24/86 p34
team [photo], H 2/24/86 p19+
p19+
H 2/24/86 p19+
12/22/86 p33+
[photo], H 3/24/86 p21+
H 12/31/86 p15+
[photo], H 3/5/86 p15+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24+
What a ending! NHS goes from 08 to 5-9 [photo], H 5/22/86
p33+
p13+
126
Norwalk High School-Staff
Eleanor C. Fitzgerald, NHS
guidance counselor, H
4/21/86 p6
Norwalk High School-Television
studio
Call-in shows to come from NHS
studio, H 11/20/86 p12
Norwalk Historical Society
Historical Society elects, H
8/13/86 p27
Putnam neighbors like office
project, H 12/18/86 p1+
Norwalk Hospital
p1+
Grant to be used to set up
training course on newborns
[photo], H 6/23/86 p30
Grant will aid center [photo], H
2/10/86 p25
Heart program denied for
Norwalk Hospital, H 8/16/86
p1+
Hospital claims mortality rate is
acceptable, H 3/12/86 p1+
Hospital to submit application, H
1/4/86 p1+
Hospital up from humble start, H
5/27/86 Supp. p13A
Hospital's blood bank accredited
once again, H 3/13/86 p25
Hospital's heart surgery plans on
hold, H 1/2/86 p1+
Looking over new equipment
[photo], H 7/14/86 p29
[photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Volunteer program receives
Norwalk Hospital-Awards
Governor gives action awards, H
7/19/86 p6
Scholarships are awarded
[photo], H 8/25/86 p29
Norwalk Hospital-Chapel
Chapel given Trinity book [photo],
H 6/16/86 p6
Norwalk Hospital-Respi-Care
Hospital to offer Respi-Care, H
7/7/86 p11
Respi-Care Program expands to
include four more towns
[photo], H 10/20/86 p15
Norwalk Hospital-Staff
8 trustees joins board [photo], H
1/27/86 p30
Allen named hospital VP [photo],
H 10/27/86 p33
Norwalk Hospital-Staff
(Continued)
Fellowship is named for Norman
Brady, H 1/27/86 p30
Hospital honors employees, H
6/23/86 p30
Hospital lauds longtime workers
[photo], H 5/27/86 p22
New planner named at city's
hospital [photo], H 6/17/86
p28
Nurses ratify pact for next three
years, H 9/23/86 p6
[photo], H 6/26/86 p9
Nursing chairman named [photo],
H 6/23/86 p29
Norwalk Hospital-Volunteers
NH Volunteers raise $95,000
[photo], H 11/12/86 p31
Norwalk Hospital-Woman's
Board
Serving Norwalk Hospital [photo],
H 11/12/86 p38
Women's board developing
treasure for local Hospital, H
2/8/86 p1+
Norwalk Hour. SEE HOUR
Norwalk Housing Authority
550 seek assistance to find
Additional funding available for
work, H 10/17/86 p12
Agency to consider parcel for 8
units, H 9/22/86 p10
Authority no longer considered
`troubled', H 2/21/86 p1+
Authority: Change in rent
collection policy cuts
delinquencies, H 7/22/86 p9
City money to be asked for
project by authority, H 1/3/86
p1+
4/11/86 p10
Housing authority board OKs its
budget: HUD approved
awaited, H 2/7/86 p22
Housing authority members
critical of Mills' statements, H
1/17/86 p1+
Housing authority picks new
officers, H 6/20/86 p6
Housing authority updates
occupancy policy: For lowincome units, H 10/17/86 p12
Hundreds wait on line to apply for
rent relief [photo], H 2/5/86
p1+
Main Avenue housing receives
authority OK, H 8/6/86 p10
Major given board seat, H
5/29/86 p10
Mills critical of expenditure of
$5,850 for housing authority
report, H 12/23/86 p1+
Mills ire is aroused by grant, H
6/12/86 p1+
Neighbors are not satisfied with
cleanup effort, H 8/1/86 p11
NHA, tenant end action over
collapsed ceiling, H 4/9/86
p17
Prospects trimmed to just 2, H
7/1/86 p9
Norwalk Inn and Conference
Center
Norwalk Motor Inn to be
revitalized, H 7/22/86 p29
Norwalk International In-Water
Boat Show. SEE NORWALK
BOAT SHOW
Norwalk Islands
City's leaders given guided tour
of islands in Long Island
Sound [photo], H 6/30/86 p1+
Norwalk Islands Sailing Fleet.
SEE ALSO BOATS AND
BOATING
Norwalk sailing fleet has awards
banquet, H 12/16/86 p29
Norwalk Jewish Community
Center
Center installs new officers
[photo], H 3/12/86 p11
Norwalk Jr. Soccer Association
Soccer champs, H 11/24/86 p27
Norwalk Junior Woman's Club.
SEE ALSO WOMEN
Club marks anniversary, H
10/22/86 p8
Looking over new equipment
[photo], H 7/14/86 p29
Norwalk Jr. Woman's Club
names '86 craft winners
[photo], H 3/31/86 p13
Norwalk Jr. Women elect [photo],
H 7/17/86 p16
Norwalk Karting Association
Kart champs honored [photo], H
2/3/86 p23
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Court order to allow N. J. woman
into Kiwanis elicits mixed
reaction, H 2/8/86 p13+
Kiwanis contribution [photo], H
9/5/86 p10
7/18/86 p13
127
Mayor opens peanut sale [photo],
H 6/5/86 p1
New Kiwanis president installed,
H 10/13/86 p18
Norwalk Kiwanis Emergency
Shelter
Carpenter trainees build their skill
as they put homeless shelter
[photo], H 9/17/86 p1+
p36
Contract battle slowing work at
new shelter, H 4/29/86 p1+
Officials fear delays could close
homeless shelter, H 11/8/86
p1+
Shelter director taking up new
duties elsewhere [photo], H
11/15/86 p1+
p11
Shelter work set to start: Contract
signed, H 1/10/86 p6
H 2/25/86 p1+
Unfinished work is delaying
move, H 11/15/86 p1+
Norwalk Lions Club. SEE LIONS
CLUB-NAME OF TOWN
Norwalk Marine Contractors
Developer for center approved, H
3/7/86 p13
Norwalk Mariners
Mariners open season Sunday, H
6/11/86 p25+
Mariners, L. I. split openers, H
6/16/86 p17+
Talbott, Luczkowski lead
Mariners to title, H 6/23/86
p19
Norwalk Medical Group
Big medical center to rise here
[photo], H 5/6/86 p19+
Five area physicians plan to
provide wellness training for
city's teachers [photo], H
10/11/86 p9
H 1/27/86 p30
Norwalk Medical Society
At Medical Society ball [photo], H
3/26/86 p23
Norwalk Merchants Professional
Association
Merchants believe in beauty
[photo], H 7/1/86 p26
Merchants file annual parking
Norwalk Middle School Soccer
League
Soccer champs [photo], H
3/27/86 p25
Norwalk Montessori Association
City Montessori Association
wants to consolidate its 3
schools into 1, H 7/25/86 p11
Way paved for school by
counsel, H 7/24/86 p16
Norwalk Motor Inn. SEE
NORWALK INN AND
CONFERENCE CENTER
Norwalk Newcomers Club
Newcomers plan lunch [photo], H
12/15/86 p13
Norwalk Newcomers officers
[photo], H 9/18/86 p14
Norwalk Old Timers
Ike Kern honoree [photo], H
7/3/86 p20
LL founder, Voice of NHS to
receive Old Timers' awards
[photo], H 10/22/86 p29
Minnich to receive Wilton sports'
p25+
p17+
p35+
Old timers' night was top shelf
[photo], H 11/6/86 p35+
SHU's Bike to speak at Old
Timers fete [photo], H
11/3/86 p35
Norwalk Power Squadron
Norwalk Power Squadron watch
change [photo], H 4/11/86
p36
USPS, CG Aux units active
[photo], H 8/8/86 p23
Norwalk Public Library
Books for your health at your
Library: Between the covers,
H 8/11/86 p13+
Books on Holocaust at the
Norwalk Library, H 5/1/86 p16
Books-by-Mail service offered by
NP library, H 1/22/86 p30
City denied use of room by
library, H 1/10/86 p11
Language books circulate, H
9/10/86 p28
Library bans plan opponents, H
6/28/86 p1+
Library is expanding its
community outreach, H
10/16/86 p29
Shell show at library [photo], H
7/26/86 p10
Spanish programs to start at
Storytelling to begin Saturday at
the Library [photo], H 10/9/86
p17
Norwalk Public Schools
18 public schools serve residents
[photo], H 5/27/86 Supp. p3A
City schools graduate sub-par
City schools touted at Rowayton
Members of city school staffs
enjoy special recognition
day, H 6/13/86 p10
Schools given good marks for
equality, H 5/21/86 p1+
Silent curriculum eyed for blackwhite effect [photo], H
6/30/86 p10
Norwalk Quartette Club
Quartette Auxiliary officers
[photo], H 4/19/86 p18
Quartette singers compete in
fest, H 6/28/86 p6
Singers join in music fest, H
7/12/86 p6
Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
Agencies in city work to preserve
low-income units [photo], H
1/28/86 p30
Agency approves preservation
plan for uptown area, H
2/8/86 p26
Agency decides piers offer ample
access to waterfront, H
7/29/86 p1+
Agency opposing restauranteur:
Parking issue red herring?, H
4/3/86 p9
Agency votes to seek grant for
museum, H 5/8/86 p12
Brown demands agency shield
SoNo tenants from
uprooting, H 1/9/86 p1+
Building qualifies for tax
advantage, H 8/7/86 p19
Citizens panel backs uses for
additional federal funds, H
8/5/86 p6
Colleagues bid farewell to former
Mayor Cave, H 11/6/86 p30
Consultant to guide uptown
renovations, H 10/13/86 p1+
Ex-mayor resigns from agency
board, H 10/29/86 p9
Four bid on marina, H 1/15/86 p7
Grant funds are expected, H
8/4/86 p6
3/19/86 p9
Housing project gets green light,
H 2/6/86 p16
Keeler Ave. housing outlined
before P & Z, H 9/18/86 p10
128
Management Commission OKs
development plan, H 2/27/86
p10
Redevelopment panel to seek
grant for mixed use project,
H 12/4/86 p6
Reed-Putnam relocation
concerns expressed, H
9/18/86 p9
Three agencies OK property
Uses for extra money OK'd, H
8/7/86 p25
Norwalk Retired Men's Club
Retired men are recognized
[photo], H 4/26/86 p10
Norwalk River
5/31/86 p32
Norwalk seeks river pollutant's
source, H 9/18/86 p1+
Students get their feet wet: In
study of river [photo], H
10/9/86 p13+
Testing shows coliform counts
high in river, H 10/1/86 p1+
Treat the cause [letter], H
10/11/86 p5
Norwalk River Rowing Club
Rowing club is started in
Rowing club starts [photo p1], H
6/6/86 p45
Starting rowing club, H 5/23/86
p46
Norwalk River Watershed Project
Officials to review flood bill, H
2/22/86 p13+
River project bills studied, H
2/25/86 p13+
Norwalk Rotary Club
Projecter presented [photo], H
2/26/86 p10
Norwalk Sailing School
City sailing school launches new
season with a new name
[photo], H 5/22/86 p49+
Norwalk Savings Society
Corporator's meeting [photo], H
4/15/86 p23
Husband-wife team yields most in
mortgages for NSS [photo],
H 6/17/86 p33
Man confesses to city bank heist,
H 8/14/86 p6
Savings Society '85 growth a
record in all categories
[photo], H 4/8/86 p23
Savings Society grants
scholarships [photo], H
7/15/86 p30
Norwalk Seaport Association
Agency appeals for funds to buy
lighthouse [photo], H 7/24/86
p9
Association reiterates its support
for center, H 9/27/86 p1+
Decision due Wednesday on
lighthouse, H 8/5/86 p7
Departing director honored at
Seaport [photo], H 6/13/86 p1
Director will leave Seaport
Association, H 8/26/86 p1+
Farmer keeps seaport afloat, H
1/23/86 p30
Festival changes leadership
[photo], H 5/3/86 p1+
Lighthouse fund at $1,550
[photo], H 7/25/86 p9
Coors, H 5/15/86 p1+
New director is hired to lead
Seaport group [photo], H
10/21/86 p1+
New officers for association
[photo], H 1/21/86 p6
Nice idea, but... [edit], H 7/31/86
p4
Panel makes small changes to
Seaport chief leaving for job with
industry [photo], H 5/1/86 p1+
Seaport fair opens today, keys on
ideas for Christmas [photo],
H 11/15/86 p1+
Seaport group agrees to purchse
lighthouse [photo], H
11/21/86 p1+
Seaport group buys lighthouse
option, H 8/7/86 p19
Seaport group defends loan
[letter], H 11/28/86 p5
Seaport group elects officers,
hears center progress report,
H 1/18/86 p11
Seaport office gains a weather
station [photo], H 4/10/86 p15
Seaport racing for lighthouse, H
10/3/86 p10
SoNo firm: $20,000 toward
Norwalk Senior Center
Center marks 15th year [photo],
H 1/22/86 p21
Newman will lead the Senior
Norwalk Stamp Club
Cachet given to postmaster
[photo], H 3/3/86 p8
Norwalk Stamping Building
$850,000 sale [photo], H
12/17/86 p26
Norwalk State Technical College
Engineer is impressed with
NSTC [photo], H 7/17/86 p6
N.S.T.C. gets an interim
president until a new
president is appointed, H
6/12/86 p33
New NSTC program is first for
state, H 5/29/86 p10
Rudolf selected for advisory
panel for Norwalk Tech, H
8/21/86 p15
State Tech adds degree in optics,
H 5/28/86 p11
Norwalk State Technical CollegeSports
Tech basketball is on the rise
[photo], H 2/4/86 p13+
Norwalk State Technical CollegeStaff
Colleagues salute Krummel upon
departure from NSTC
[photo], H 5/30/86 p1+
Dr. Fisher to be fourth NSTC
president next year [photo],
H 8/12/86 p20
Krummel trading presidencies of
technical colleges [photo], H
3/27/86 p1+
NY educator selected as NSTC's
president, H 7/31/86 p1+
Professor gets NASA
assignment, H 4/11/86 p19
Norwalk Superior Court
25 workers at city court back
Buzaid, H 3/11/86 p1+
Attorneys criticize system for
rating of judges, H 3/18/86
p10
Officials say police identification
ruling may impede arrests, H
2/26/86 p1+
Security tightened at court
building [photo], H 1/4/86 p1+
Norwalk Symphony
Farewell to Culver, H 3/29/86 p15
Levine: `The music is better than
ever': Save your local
symphony [photo], H
12/11/86 p29
Maestro Levine to play dual role
in concerts, H 3/19/86 p23
Norwalk Symphony bows Oct. 25
for 1986-1987 [photo], H
10/17/86 p13
Norwalk Symphony gets arts
grant, H 9/10/86 p29
Norwalk Symphony hosts young
violinist [photo], H 12/8/86
p19
Norwalk Symphony season bows
p17
honors staff and volunteers,
H 6/4/86 p34
129
names personnel manager,
H 11/14/86 p20
Norwalk Symphony starts
broadcasts, H 10/29/86 p18
Van Laer is appointed as
Symphony's manager
[photo], H 4/7/86 p16
Verve and spirit mark NSO
Russian concerts: Music
notes, H 12/22/86 p19
Norwalk Symphony Women's
Association
Norwalk Symphony benefits
[photo], H 12/10/86 p37
Symphony Women have
musicale, H 9/17/86 p19
Norwalk Taxpayers League
Taxpayers' League backs
referendum [letter], H 6/25/86
p5
Norwalk Transit District
Bell Islander named transit
3/19/86 p9
CBT funds `Discover Norwalk'
summer weekend bus tours,
H 4/16/86 p1
Norwalk Transit District's budget
shows 10 percent increase in
year, H 10/18/86 p10
Norwalk, Westport officials
disagree on transit bill's
impact, H 4/4/86 p1+
Parity for transit [edit], H 2/11/86
p4
Ridership on Wheels drops off, H
1/11/86 p1+
Westport officials are glad bus
funding bill has been killed, H
4/21/86 p1+
Wheels celebrates eighth year on
the road, H 11/22/86 p19
Wheels ridership off, H 4/18/86
p19
Wheels says number of riders off,
H 7/14/86 p8
Wheels turns eight [photo], H
11/21/86 p21
Norwalk Twin Towers
Discala is Twin Towers exclusive
agent [photo], H 3/4/86 p25
Foundation completed for Twin
Tower One, H 7/22/86 p29
Norwalk Twin Towers breaks
ground [photo], H 2/18/86 p29
Traffic commission snags Twin
Towers 2nd building, H
7/24/86 p6
Twin Towers in Norwalk going up
[photo], H 5/6/86 p22
Norwalk United Methodist
Church
The Saunders in concert this
Norwalk United Methodist
Church (Continued)
p22
Norwalk Ventures
Investors buy 35 acres off Route
7: Propose condo
development [drawing], H
6/18/86 p1+
Norwalk Woman's Club
'86 Assembly Balls will be Dec.
29 & 30 [photo], H 12/15/86
p13
12th NWC Festival is on Green
May 10 [photo], H 5/5/86 p15
[photo], H 1/2/86 p11
Best in show [photo], H 3/31/86
p15
Dances readied [photo], H
12/18/86 p29
Gift from Woman's Club [photo],
H 3/24/86 p18
Local craftsmen in Festival set for
the Green Saturday [photo],
H 5/9/86 p17
Norwalk Woman's Club aids
youth with dance proceeds
[photo], H 5/17/86 p18
Norwalk Woman's Club looks to
102nd: New season planned
[photo], H 7/17/86 p17
NWC undertakes scholarship, H
3/20/86 p23
Pitch Pipers entertain [photo], H
1/25/86 p20
Quilt fabrics give clues to social
history: Home arts in the U.
S. [photo], H 1/9/86 p13
Scholarship open to college
juniors, H 12/15/86 p13
Norwalk Yacht Club
Norwalk Yacht Club holds awards
dinner, H 8/21/86 p26
Norwalk YMCA
Council decides $1 will do for
YMCA parking lot rent, H
6/11/86 p35
For camperships [photo], H
8/13/86 p27
Management grads [photo], H
1/14/86 p15
Opportunities are limited for afterschool day care [photo], H
8/12/86 p16
Scholarship drawing [photo], H
8/27/86 p24
YMCA recognizes Shadbolt's
service [photo], H 2/12/86 p6
Norwalk YMCA-Children's Corner
Graduation day [photo], H
6/11/86 p23
Norwalk YMCA/Calvin Murphy
Biddy Basketball League
New England champions [photo],
H 3/18/86 p21
Taylor scores 46 points, Murphy
stars nip Dallas, H 4/3/86 p25
YMCA Murphy cagers honored
[photo], H 5/5/86 p27
Norwalk Youth Symphony
Conductor wins Bartok prize
[photo], H 8/6/86 p11
Hu Yong-Yan to conduct the
Youth Concert Orchestra
[photo], H 9/27/86 p16
New playes for Youth Symphony
[photo], H 11/28/86 p24
Plays with Norwalk Youth
Symphony [photo], H 2/22/86
p16
Youth Symphony plays at the
United Nations [photo], H
12/10/86 p37
Youth Symphony presents final
season concert Sunday
[photo], H 5/1/86 p15
Norwalk Zoning Coalition
And boom in Norwalk continues,
H 6/6/86 p1+
Mayor signs plan: Foes step up
plan, H 6/5/86 p1+
Request filed for referendum
petitions [photo], H 6/6/86 p1+
Zoning coalition responds [letter],
H 4/4/86 p5
Norwalk-350th Committee
Plaque honors committee work
[photo], H 4/9/86 p6
Norwalk-Budget
Tax board aiming for budget cuts,
H 4/7/86 p1+
Tax board asked to restore cuts
in city's budget, H 9/15/86
p1+
Tax board reviewing requests, H
2/13/86 p1+
Norwalk-Budget, Capital
Budget cut to $9.9M by panel, H
2/25/86 p1+
Capital budget [letter], H 2/4/86 p5
Capital budget items outlined to
P & Z, H 1/28/86 p7
Caucus unable to find Veterans'
Park funding, H 4/8/86 p10
Citing lean budget, P & Z denies
computer bid, H 3/20/86 p10
Council committee eyes capital
budget requests, H 4/1/86
p11
Council passes capital budget of
$7.2 million, H 4/9/86 p1+
Hearing slated on capital budget,
H 2/3/86 p1+
130
Hearing to consider school space
needs: Planning panel to
meet, H 3/31/86 p9
3/6/86 p1+
Mayor slashes $3 million from
capital budget, H 3/17/86 p1+
P & Z pares capital budget
Panel OKs budget limit for
Restoration of park $$ sought, H
4/7/86 p1+
Norwalk-Budget, Operating
'86-87 spending review begins, H
2/4/86 p1+
Board told to reduce city budget,
H 3/28/86 p1+
City sets hearings on budget, H
3/25/86 p1+
Norwalk-Charter Commission
Investors' response provides
mortgage for Bluff purchase
[photo], H 7/21/86 p11
Norwalk-City Charter
Citywide vote `not authorized', H
8/30/86 p1+
New look at charter favored by
panel, H 4/21/86 p1+
The four-year term [edit], H
2/3/86 p4
Norwalk-City owned land
Norwalk-Code Enforcement,
Dept. of
City construction may grind to
halt for want of a new
building official [photo], H
8/2/86 p1+
Code enforcer livid about ìn-law'
unit, H 12/18/86 p6
Sam Resnick retiring from
Norwalk post [photo], H
5/14/86 p1+
Norwalk-Commission on the
Status of Women. SEE
ALSO NORWALK-MAYOR'S
COUNCIL ON THE STATUS
OF WOMEN
Permanent status is sought: For
council on women, H 12/2/86
p36
Norwalk-Common Council
$$ for aides OK'd, H 1/15/86 p12
`Hardball' talks set on city marina
plan, H 3/12/86 p1+
`Loan' is approved to buy
lighthouse: Space squabble
ends, H 11/13/86 p11
(Continued)
p1+
Approval is expected for property
Bondi nominated to replace
Knopp on council [photo], H
12/11/86 p1+
Chief gets boost for pay raise, H
10/10/86 p1+
City accused of `bad faith'
negotiating: In bridge
replacement projects, H
8/27/86 p18
City council rejects money plea
for Clean and Green office
help, H 1/15/86 p12
Collins vetoes measure on hiring
of aide: He calls it `political
mischief', H 3/21/86 p1+
Common Council agrees to sell
Briggs site for rental housing
[photo], H 8/27/86 p1+
Common Council approves
position of mayoral assistant,
H 2/26/86 p6
Common Council authorizes two
out-of-court settlements, H
11/26/86 p9
Common Council is expected to
approve NAACP agreement,
H 5/13/86 p1+
Common Council okays nonbinding referendum, H
8/27/86 p9
Common Council OKs $400,000
land purchase, H 12/24/86
p1+
H 8/26/86 p7
8/7/86 p1
Council accepts state money for
AIDS awareness effort, H
7/9/86 p21
Council approves Briggs rental
Council approves funds for
9/10/86 p14
Council approves payment to
attorney, H 8/13/86 p11
Council approves purchase of
SoNo property, H 10/15/86
p10
Council defeats motion on police
chief's raise [photo], H
10/15/86 p1+
Council is urged to waive fees on
p22
Council members say P & Z
should heed voters, H
11/11/86 p12
Council might try to abolish
planning panel, H 12/26/86
p1+
p1+
Council OKs lawyer's salary over
objections of 2 members, H
9/24/86 p22
Council OKs raises: Rejects
NASA pact, H 8/27/86 p11
Council outlines method for
spending windfall, H 9/24/86
p1+
Council panels proposes twostage pay increase, H
10/10/86 p1+
Council passes capital budget of
$7.2 million, H 4/9/86 p1+
Council president declares
interest in assembly seat
[photo], H 7/15/86 p1+
Council requests canceling of
movie, H 2/26/86 p1+
Council reserve right to OK aide,
H 3/12/86 p11
Council set to vote on master
plan, H 5/27/86 p1+
Council shuffle expected, H
11/15/86 p1+
Council splits bridge projects as
residents gear up for fight, H
9/24/86 p23
Council to act on police and fire
pacts, H 7/21/86 p8
Council to eye rental housing:
Opposition urged, H 2/10/86
p1+
H 10/28/86 p1+
Council to vote on moratorium
and second master plan
issue, H 8/25/86 p1+
Council will defer building permit
fees at Maritime Center, H
5/15/86 p18
Councilman wants vote in
mayoral appointment, H
3/10/86 p11
Councilmen seek new counselor,
H 12/8/86 p1+
Courville to lead council
succeeding brief troika, H
11/25/86 p1+
Defense funding blasted, H
4/9/86 p18
131
4/23/86 p25
9/11/86 p6
Fillow Street bridge meeting
tonight stirs controversy
among councilmen, H
6/17/86 p10
Four-year term for mayor may be
taken up by council, H
1/29/86 p6
Housing proposal may displace
tenants, H 10/14/86 p16
Housing site gains support on
council, H 10/13/86 p1+
Keeler Avenue housing step
closer to reality, H 6/11/86
p34
Knopp plans to resign from
Common Council at turn of
year, H 11/6/86 p11
Maritime Center bonds floated, H
12/3/86 p1+
Maritime Center fate is up to vote
tonight, H 9/29/86 p1+
Maritime Center gains city
council's approval [photo], H
9/30/86 p1+
Master plan wins grudging
approval, H 5/28/86 p1+
Meeting offered to smooth over
zoning conflicts, H 12/22/86
p1+
5/29/86 p1+
More input sought on housing
proposal, H 8/12/86 p35
NAACP-city suit wrap-up
expected Tuesday, H 5/12/86
p1+
New look at charter favored by
panel, H 4/21/86 p1+
New pact sign of harmony?, H
5/14/86 p1+
Override of veto defeated by 1
vote, H 3/26/86 p1+
Police study not expected to be
funded, H 12/16/86 p1+
Request for consultant is rejected
by council, H 3/12/86 p1+
Residents express bridge plan
fears, H 6/18/86 p19
Sale of land to ease city housing
crisis?, H 10/14/86 p1+
School facilities consultant OK'd
by Common Council, H
8/27/86 p6
To consult or not [edit], H 3/13/86
p4
(Continued)
Two council members say pay
inequities should be wiped
out, H 10/8/86 p11
Uptown revitalization proposal
Windfall fund sparks debate on
city council, H 9/23/86 p1+
Zoners urged to adopt housing
as city priority, H 11/24/86
p1+
Norwalk-Common CouncilFinance Committee
Center funding change urged:
Delinquent taxes eyed, H
10/9/86 p11
Committee OKs higher fees for
self-insurance programs, H
6/4/86 p11
Costs too high: City to insure
itself for job injuries, H 7/2/86
p1+
H 9/25/86 p1+
Lack of quorum bars action by
council finance committee, H
4/2/86 p10
Panel OKs a shift to bonds of
short term debt: $60M in
construction expected, H
3/5/86 p20
Raise for finance director
supported by finance panel,
H 1/8/86 p7
Norwalk-Common CouncilHealth, Welfare and Public
Safety Committee
Committee votes funds to allow
office guard, H 9/25/86 p9
H 3/27/86 p1+
Norwalk-Common Council-Land
Use and Building
Management Committee
City denied use of room by
Council decides $1 will do for
YMCA parking lot rent, H
6/11/86 p35
Courthouse tabbed as site for
Common Council meeting, H
1/17/86 p21
Hearing slated on available lots,
H 9/17/86 p10
Panel eyes non-profit lessees as
$$ sources, H 5/22/86 p12
Norwalk-Common CouncilOrdinance Committee
Commission on women sought,
H 9/2/86 p11
Garbage trucks may be chased
from Norwalk, H 6/27/86 p1+
Head of SoNo group blasts rate
hike plan, H 9/26/86 p1+
Linkage to gain housing
considered, H 4/1/86 p1+
Panel mulls changing law on
loitering, H 10/24/86 p9
Permanent status is sought: For
council on women, H 12/2/86
p36
Norwalk-Common CouncilPersonnel Committee
Appointee's hike upsets Turek, H
9/22/86 p10
City executives may get raise:
Panel supports plan, H
11/8/86 p11
City pay raises to be aired: 7
percent is minimum, H
7/16/86 p9
Committee refuses to endorse
new contract for supervisors,
H 8/15/86 p10
Mayor Collins presents a plan for
`dream organization' of city
executives, H 1/10/86 p1+
Panel favors creating post of
assistant to the mayor, H
2/14/86 p1+
unions, H 11/7/86 p10
Salary hike called inadequate, H
7/18/86 p13
Norwalk-Common CouncilPlanning Committee
Committee approves assistance
plan, H 12/5/86 p13
Committee OKs sale of parcel, H
1/10/86 p11
Council committee eyes capital
budget requests, H 4/1/86
p11
H 9/25/86 p1+
3/7/86 p13
Expanded enterprise requested,
H 11/7/86 p1+
Hearing to consider school space
needs: Planning panel to
meet, H 3/31/86 p9
How will scheme fare the 2nd
time around?, H 4/25/86 p1+
Lease supported by panel, H
7/10/86 p1+
Long-planned housing project is
moving nearer to fruition, H
6/6/86 p1+
132
Panel backs SoNo land for
housing sites, H 10/3/86 p1+
Panel backs Tracey wing in
budget, H 4/4/86 p1+
Panel delays master plan vote:
30 speak at hearing, H
4/30/86 p1+
Panel moves to expedite two
Panel tables land sale for
housing units, H 8/1/86 p1+
Panel to take up Briggs housing
plan - again, H 8/7/86 p18
8/8/86 p1+
Park use to be aired at hearing,
H 4/14/86 p1+
5/2/86 p12
Residents tabbed to serve on
panel overseeing project, H
12/18/86 p6
H 4/15/86 p10
Norwalk-Common CouncilPublic Works Committee
City poised to apply
condemnation to bridge
properties, if necessary, H
8/19/86 p9
Committee backs abandoning
road, H 6/18/86 p10
Committee endorses hiring firm
to oversee bridge work, H
12/17/86 p18
Committee recommends
consultants' payment: For
treatment plant work, H
10/22/86 p27
Committee supports treatment
plant plans, H 1/22/86 p21
Council is urged to raise sewer
installation fee, H 5/21/86 p21
Norwalk may take over span
project, H 11/18/86 p1+
Panel considers higher sewer
installation rate, H 3/19/86 p9
Panel endorses bridge inspection
effort, H 11/19/86 p23
Panel looks into recovering
added refuse disposal cost,
H 7/15/86 p9
Reduction of garbage tonnage
aim of program, H 6/19/86
p11
River test cost set at $10,000, H
9/17/86 p1+
Norwalk-Common CouncilPublic Works Committee
(Continued)
Supports renumbering of
Connecticut Avenue
Trash tipping fee discussed, H
9/17/86 p10
West Norwalkers unimpressed by
bridge plan, H 1/22/86 p21
Norwalk-Common CouncilRecreation and Parks
Committee
After delay, effort to protect
Malmquist Field back on
track, H 10/31/86 p13
Boaters say review harbor center
plans, H 2/20/86 p18
City loan for lighthouse has
tentative approval, H 8/19/86
p1+
City park endorsed as site for
jazz event, H 4/22/86 p1+
Courville vows to push Vets Park
p20
Despite a threat of a lawsuit,
panel urges parking in park,
H 6/17/86 p28
Panel takes second swing: At
baseball field design, H
12/16/86 p13
Park use is urged by panel, H
9/16/86 p12
Proposal raises slip fees: At Vets
Park marina, H 12/16/86 p12
Recreation committee wants
ideas for controlling park use
after dark, H 4/22/86 p1+
Residents attack committee: At
Malmquist Field hearing, H
8/19/86 p9
Restoration of park $$ sought, H
4/7/86 p1+
Traffic changes are set at park, H
5/20/86 p11
Norwalk-Common CouncilSchool Building Committee
Contract for painting of NHS
endorsed, H 8/14/86 p15
Panel OKs school work, H
12/11/86 p11
Reactivated panel OKs plans for
Tracey, H 6/5/86 p10
Two panels consider school
building issue, H 6/21/86 p1+
Norwalk-Common CouncilSchool Facilities Committee
School facilities panel to seek
outside help to assess
needs, H 7/11/86 p9
The whole story [letter], H 7/2/86
p5
Norwalk-Community
Development Block Grant.
SEE NORWALK
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Norwalk-Conservation
Commission
Attorney charges that city misled
his clients, H 4/18/86 p23
Chairman says staff inadequate,
H 12/17/86 p17
Conservation Commission
advised of Norwalk River
diversion plans, H 2/25/86
p34
Conservation panel approves
$100,000 loan for lighthouse,
H 12/23/86 p6
Counsel blasts panel over ùnfair'
order, H 10/28/86 p9
Hearing on ex-LaPorta site draws
one dissenting voice, H
1/28/86 p6
Mintz critical in resignation from
city conservation panel, H
11/25/86 p18
Neighbors object to plan for tract,
H 11/25/86 p18
Panel and attorney butt heads, H
3/18/86 p11
Panel to consider revocation of
river stilthouse permit, H
3/17/86 p9
Planners suggest more parking
for project, H 5/30/86 p11
Public hearing sought on
expressway work, H 5/16/86
p9
Norwalk-Corporation Counsel
9/22/86 p10
City attorney given 2 weeks to
answer queries about P & Z,
H 12/10/86 p11
9/24/86 p22
p17
Counsel suggests dedication of
new park land at city hall, H
7/22/86 p6
Lawyer: Planners can ignore city
Two nominated for city attorney
posts: To round out staff, H
9/5/86 p10
Way paved for school by
counsel, H 7/24/86 p16
Norwalk-Economic conditions
A year of progress [edit], H
1/28/86 p4
133
H 6/6/86 p1+
Area planners shepherd diverse
1/28/86 p27
City jobless again said less than
in Stamford, H 1/10/86 p1+
1/28/86 p34
Housing will cost city industry
[letter], H 11/7/86 p5
plan, H 6/5/86 p1+
Merrittview leasing activity
reflecting Norwalk's growth
[photo], H 10/21/86 p23
Norwalk is invited to expand
Enterprise Zone, H 9/30/86
p1
Revitalization has changed
Washington Street [photo], H
9/26/86 p48
SoNo black tie celebration
reflects the area's
revitalization [photo], H
12/17/86 p25
Study reveals a job decline in
city's Enterprise Zone, H
1/16/86 p1+
Uptown plan suggests
cooperaiton between city,
private interests, H 4/17/86
p1+
Uptown proposal endorsed by
panel, H 6/5/86 p1+
Norwalk-Education, Board of.
SEE ALSO HEAD STARTNORWALK
Affirmative Action plan OK'd, H
2/21/86 p11
Auditors find fault with school
board purchasing practice, H
1/8/86 p1+
Board eyes room for teacherastronaut, H 2/25/86 p12
Board, NFT opt for $21,500 base,
H 10/8/86 p1+
City school board to consider
appointments to 35 positions,
H 8/28/86 p16
City to add 4 more kindergartens,
H 6/4/86 p1+
6/18/86 p22
Classroom expansion is school
board's top goal, H 3/26/86
p1+
Norwalk-Education, Board of
(Continued)
Group to review re-establishing
Mayor at fault on class space,
says PTA chief, H 8/29/86
p1+
Mayor's formation of panel draws
school board criticism, H
2/26/86 p10
New policy lets some groups use
schools free of rental fee, H
4/8/86 p14
5/19/86 p1+
Objectives of schools will be
aired tonight, H 11/12/86 p12
School Board adamant over need
for funding, H 2/5/86 p1+
School board endorses an
affirmative action policy, H
6/4/86 p1+
School board hiring counsel for
negotiations, H 5/14/86 p1+
School board OKs renaming of
School board over limit on
salaries: Arouses ire of tax
board, H 12/2/86 p17
School board will retain current
format, H 2/20/86 p17
School board will review chewing
tobacco policy, H 4/22/86 p1+
School panel won't back legal
battle, H 11/20/86 p20
School plan meets with
opposition, H 11/13/86 p1+
Schools in line for $470,000
grant, H 11/21/86 p1+
Sex education is questioned:
Educators warned, H
10/22/86 p11
Tax panel reduces time for pay
hikes, H 10/1/86 p1+
Teachers, board negotiate on
approach to salary law, H
9/10/86 p6
Tobacco-chewing probition in
schools deferred for now, H
4/23/86 p10
Norwalk-Education, Board ofAffirmative Action Advisory
Committee
Committee amends proposal for
afirmative action policy, H
5/9/86 p1+
Norwalk-Education, Board ofAwards
Hour school calendar wins
award, H 11/10/86 p16
Norwalk-Education, Board ofBudgets
$52 million request OK'd by
school board, H 12/10/86 p10
10 copier machines head list of
items requested for schools,
H 12/4/86 p23
Board of Education will consider
variety of program
Parents fear trust misplaced
[letter], H 11/15/86 p5
Projected student decline affects
next budget, H 10/10/86 p12
PTA to back schools' budget
requests, H 3/4/86 p16
School board budget given
support during public hearing
by tax board [photo], H
3/27/86 p1+
School board decides good
education is budget's bottom
line, H 11/26/86 p1+
School board deficit dwindles
with insurance, fuel savings,
H 3/25/86 p9
Sloan outlines budget plan: $52
million requested, H 11/19/86
p12
Sloan to outline $51.5 million
budget, H 11/25/86 p8
Tax board OK's $35,000 for
study of school space, H
8/5/86 p8
Tax board OKs funds for schools,
H 4/12/86 p1+
Norwalk-Enterprise Zone
Expanded enterprise requested,
H 11/7/86 p1+
Job zone is touted by Belaga
[photo], H 10/30/86 p1+
Norwalk is invited to expand
Enterprise Zone, H 9/30/86
p1
Study reveals a job decline in
city's Enterprise Zone, H
1/16/86 p1+
Norwalk-Estimate and Taxation,
Board of
'86-87 spending review begins, H
2/4/86 p1+
Board member seeks monitoring
of projects, H 10/7/86 p1+
Board OKs appropriations: To
cover pay increases, H
11/4/86 p20
Board ponders higher fees to
reduce projected tax jump, H
2/6/86 p1+
Board seeks money to raze old
Board tables City Hall fund
request: More may be
needed, H 12/2/86 p11
Board told to reduce city budget,
H 3/28/86 p1+
City's tax increase trimmed to
9.88%, H 4/8/86 p1+
134
DiGangi sees big savings in new
routes, H 10/7/86 p1+
DPW receives $275,000 to pay
for hauling of sludge, H
12/3/86 p9
Funds approved for antennas,
grader, H 1/7/86 p10
Higher parking revenues become
priority, H 3/4/86 p1+
NEON board rebukes member
for cut stand, H 4/10/86 p1+
Officials say May 6 election cost
city $3.50 per ballot, H 6/3/86
p1+
Panel OKs budget limit for
Panel OKs energy saving plan, H
12/2/86 p36
School board over limit on
salaries: Arouses ire of tax
board, H 12/2/86 p17
Tax board aiming for budget cuts,
H 4/7/86 p1+
Tax board asked to restore cuts
in city's budget, H 9/15/86
p1+
Tax board declines to act on
proposal: Submitted by
Buzzeo, H 12/3/86 p16
Tax board OKs $$ for pay hikes,
H 9/16/86 p10
H 4/12/86 p1+
Tax board reverses stand, OKs
aides, H 1/7/86 p10
Tax board reviewing requests, H
2/13/86 p1+
hikes, H 10/1/86 p1+
Teacher pact talks re-opened, H
8/5/86 p1+
Tenatative tax rate set at 11.4%
Unhappy tax board approve
another $125,000 to haul
trash, H 7/8/86 p1+
Windfall put into trust fund, H
9/16/86 p9
Workshop gives educators hope
of increase in budget, H
3/13/86 p18
Norwalk-Fair Housing Advisory
Committee
9/11/86 p6
Norwalk-Fair Housing
Commission
City eyeing 7 for fair housing, H
11/12/86 p9
More charges lodged in Carver
conversion, H 9/18/86 p1+
Norwalk-Fair Rent and Human
Relations Commission
`Housing Month' mere lip service,
says Briggs, H 4/9/86 p9
Norwalk-Fair Rent Commission
Commission releases report, H
8/5/86 p9
No ruling on Carver rent hike, H
8/2/86 p11
Rent agency will review Carver
issues, H 7/2/86 p1+
Norwalk-Finance Dept.
Panel OKs a shift to bonds of
short term debt: $60M in
construction expected, H
3/5/86 p20
Norwalk-Fire Commission
Board tables appeal by ex-fire
dispatcher, H 12/24/86 p6
Dispatcher seeks to become
firefighter, H 12/19/86 p12
New officers sworn in [photo], H
5/23/86 p23
Norwalk-Fire Dept.
Chief to take on new post soon,
H 7/1/86 p18
City canvassed for potential
hazards [photo], H 5/3/86 p12
City man is continuing battle to
be firefighter, H 11/22/86 p1+
City may ask reimbursement: For
firefighters' time, H 7/30/86
p18
Civil preparedness will be placed
under Fire Department
supervision, H 5/17/86 p1+
Firefighters are sworn in [photo],
H 11/3/86 p19
Latest ladder truck bought by city
lets firefighters reach new
heights [photo], H 5/22/86
p1+
Minority ranks growing among
firefighters, H 10/8/86 p1+
New officers [photo], H 9/25/86
p10
Radiation levels checked here
[photo], H 5/2/86 p1
Retirees honored [photo], H
10/31/86 p26
Three firemen are promoted
[photo], H 2/21/86 p6
Veteran fireman retiring [photo
p8], H 10/11/86 p1+
Norwalk-First Taxing District
`Santaniello Park' in district?, H
4/2/86 p11
10 electors OK budget in 1st
dist., H 11/21/86 p1+
1st District wants to enlarge dam
at 1 of its 4 reservoirs, H
11/17/86 p10
District 1 weighing rate hike, H
11/18/86 p32
District plans Santaniello
memorial, H 8/7/86 p27
District should shut down well
[letter], H 6/24/86 p5
Improvements planned: 1st
District water rate up, H
12/19/86 p24
site, H 2/26/86 p9
Pump house in well field to be
rebuilt, H 1/30/86 p7
Septic systems near reservoir
feared: Aerators suggested,
H 2/5/86 p9
4/24/86 p1+
Superfund could pay for wells'
clean-up, H 10/20/86 p1+
Supervisor retires from district
post, H 6/4/86 p11
Tamburri fills post in district
[photo], H 7/2/86 p1
Norwalk-Harbor Management
Commission
Bypass slight Tamsky, H 6/26/86
p1+
CL & P application approved, H
1/30/86 p7
DEP tabs funding for harbor
planning, H 5/23/86 p1+
Harbor commission prepared for
action, H 5/29/86 p1+
Harbor panel told funds for
planning snagged, H 5/1/86
p11
Management Commission OKs
development plan, H 2/27/86
p10
Panel hit on faulty procedure, H
8/28/86 p1+
Tamsky jabs at Lyons, H 8/14/86
p1+
Tamsky wants harbor review by
panel, H 7/24/86 p21
Westport firm picked to ready
harbor plan, H 8/29/86 p11
Norwalk-Health, Dept. of
H 9/5/86 p9
Health Dept. denies license for
camp a Roodner Court, H
7/8/86 p1+
Housing plea met: 27 given
homes, H 1/2/86 p1+
Public nurse service strives for
better visibility, H 10/31/86
p12
Norwalk-Historical Commission
Historical Commission approves
razing of social services
135
Norwalk-History
p13+
12/11/86 p18
The Way We Were [column with
photo], H 1/2/86 p25, H
1/16/86 p29, H 1/23/86 p31,
H 1/30/86 p25, H 2/6/86 p17,
H 2/13/86 p20, H 2/21/86
p11, H 2/27/86 p19, H 3/6/86
p28, H 3/13/86 p28, H
3/20/86 p31, H 3/27/86 p27,
H 4/10/86 p20, H 4/24/86
p11, H 5/8/86 p24, H 5/15/86
p38, H 5/22/86 p39, H
5/29/86 p10, H 6/5/86 p33, H
6/19/86 p31, H 6/26/86 p23,
H 7/10/86 p20, H 7/17/86
p19, H 7/24/86 p28, H
7/31/86 p18, H 8/7/86 p26, H
8/14/86 p15, H 8/21/86 p12,
H 8/28/86 p30, H 9/4/86 p18,
H 9/18/86 p12, H 9/25/86
p31, H 10/2/86 p28, H
10/9/86 p42, H 10/16/86 p23,
H 10/23/86 p21, H 10/30/86
p22, H 11/6/86 p23, H
11/13/86 p18, H 11/20/86
p31, H 11/28/86 p33, H
12/4/86 p25, H 12/11/86 p18,
H 12/18/86 p20, H 12/24/86
p21
p1+
Norwalk-Housing Sites
Development Agency
Agency could become new
Agency decides to alter
agreement to assist
residents of development, H
12/4/86 p20
Agency gives OK to site plan, H
1/9/86 p18
Authority bows out on housing
site plan, H 9/24/86 p11
Closing set Monday on S. Main
housing, H 10/18/86 p1+
p1+
Countersuit is urged to stem
housing delay, H 12/17/86
p1+
Decision on Wood-Burbank deal
put off, H 2/20/86 p10
Housing agency, developer iron
out difficulties, H 6/5/86 p11
Development Agency
(Continued)
p10
Purchase of parcel endorsed, H
10/10/86 p1+
South Main Street housing
proposal outlined, H 9/18/86
p16
Development Authority
Commission approves condo
land transfer, H 11/6/86 p8
Norwalk-Labor Council
Norwalk Labor Council sides with
Atkin in state senate race, H
4/10/86 p9
Norwalk-Law Dept.
Board members seek insurance,
H 2/20/86 p18
9/10/86 p14
Easement settlement okayed, H
9/10/86 p13
Norwalk's legal eagle is singled
out for his major - and minor deeds, H 6/10/86 p1+
Norwalk-Main Ave. Housing
Committee
Residents tabbed to serve on
panel overseeing project, H
12/18/86 p6
Norwalk-Maritime Center
Authority. SEE ALSO
MARITIME CENTER AT
NORWALK
Maritime board votes for 30-year
pay plan, H 10/4/86 p1+
Officers are re-elected on
authority, H 1/23/86 p6
Norwalk-Master Plan
6,635 citizens want master plan
[photo], H 7/7/86 p1+
H 6/6/86 p1+
City Master Plan is challenge for
Leary [photo], H 8/8/86 p6
City plan criticized and backed at
City planners are accused of
arrogance, H 12/19/86 p1+
Coalition supports master plan
[letter], H 6/25/86 p5
Commission must wait for vote
[letter], H 8/12/86 p5
Common Council okays nonbinding referendum, H
8/27/86 p9
Council set to vote on master
plan, H 5/27/86 p1+
Council to vote on moratorium
and second master plan
issue, H 8/25/86 p1+
Fine-tuned master plan ready, H
4/25/86 p1+
Foes of master plan claim a
victory, H 7/5/86 p6
How will scheme fare the 2nd
time around?, H 4/25/86 p1+
Loss of trust in P & Z spurs
referendum bid [photo], H
7/3/86 p1+
Marcus: Land use is on hold, H
8/15/86 p1+
Master Plan [letter], H 7/3/86 p5
Master plan [letter], H 6/16/86 p5
Master Plan battle heating up
[photo p8], H 11/1/86 p1+
Master plan faces fight in the
council, H 3/20/86 p1+
Master Plan foes fewer in
number but just as vocal, H
1/8/86 p1+
Master plan is doomed, mayor
says, H 8/19/86 p1+
Master plan moves closer to final
OK, H 5/2/86 p1+
Master Plan to be placed on the
ballot, H 7/11/86 p1+
Master plan wins grudging
approval, H 5/28/86 p1+
plan, H 6/5/86 p1+
Much misinformation about plan
[letter], H 6/28/86 p5
New airing to begin on master
plan, H 1/6/86 p1+
Nibbling away [edit], H 7/14/86 p4
NRD wants city referendum to
include a second question, H
8/19/86 p10
p10
One more try at explaining, H
11/1/86 p1+
P & Z contempt [letter], H 8/9/86
p5
P & Z panel in favor of
proceeding with zone
changes along corridors, H
7/16/86 p1+
P & Z work on plan is attacked
[photo], H 7/24/86 p1+
P & Z: Master plan must be
citywide, H 12/18/86 p22
Panel alters master plan and
OKs it, H 3/19/86 p1+
Panel delays master plan vote:
30 speak at hearing, H
4/30/86 p1+
Panel recommends changes in
accord with Master Plan, H
7/30/86 p1+
136
Panel stirs dispute over Master
Plan, H 10/2/86 p1+
Panel to outline master plan for
district committee, public, H
10/22/86 p11
Petitioners banned as political
take to sidewalk, H 7/1/86 p9
Plan a `matter of anxiety' [letter],
H 6/18/86 p5
Planner added to P & Z staff, H
6/19/86 p12
Planner rebuts criticism of land
use guide, H 6/12/86 p1+
Referendum is sought on city's
master plan, H 5/31/86 p1+
Request filed for referendum
petitions [photo], H 6/6/86 p1+
SWRPA support master plan for
city, H 5/6/86 p1+
Taxpayers' League backs
referendum [letter], H 6/25/86
p5
The Master Plan...again [edit], H
4/29/86 p4
Time to speak [edit], H 1/7/86 p4
Two master plan questions
remain on referendum ballot,
H 9/10/86 p10
Urges suppport of petition drive,
H 6/18/86 p5
Norwalk-Mayor's Council in
Support of the Norwalk
Public Schools
Guests sense the
accomplishments as mayor's
school council fetes 4, H
6/20/86 p27
Mayor's school council to fete
groups, individuals for
service, H 6/18/86 p10
Panel to study student service, H
1/22/86 p9
School council advised of
program for service to
community in Atlanta, H
4/23/86 p10
Norwalk-Mayor's Council on the
Status of Women. SEE
ALSO NORWALKCOMMISSION ON THE
STATUS OF WOMEN
Mayor's council on women
requests permanent status,
H 10/24/86 p14
Permanent status requested by
council: Women's group
makes plea, H 9/26/86 p12
Norwalk-Mayor's School
Facilities Building Committee
Panel mulls use of school
facilities, H 5/1/86 p9
Space requirements for schools
continues under committee
study, H 5/22/86 p10
Norwalk-Mayors. SEE CAVE,
JENNIE F.; COLLINS,
WILLIAM A.; O'CONNOR,
THOMAS C.; ZULLO, FRANK
N.
Four-year term for mayor may be
taken up by council, H
1/29/86 p6
Norwalk-Oak Hills Commission
Board seeks written report about
Commission to consider
restaurant, H 4/21/86 p6
Norwalk-Officials and employees
4 of city's 5 top wage earners are
policemen, H 3/3/86 p1
9/22/86 p10
City executives may get raise:
Panel supports plan, H
11/8/86 p11
City pay raises to be aired: 7
percent is minimum, H
7/16/86 p9
City workers' new tabloid
sparkles with helpful prose,
H 6/13/86 p1
City, unions are close in contract
Collins backs effort to buy
contract study, H 6/24/86 p1+
Collins names Norwich official to
administrative aide position
[photo p8], H 7/14/86 p1+
Committee refuses to endorse
new contract for supervisors,
H 8/15/86 p10
Common Council approves
position of mayoral assistant,
H 2/26/86 p6
9/24/86 p22
Council OKs raises: Rejects
NASA pact, H 8/27/86 p11
Council to act on police and fire
pacts, H 7/21/86 p8
Drug raid nets two city
employees, H 10/15/86 p1+
Extra pay topic for officials:
Reductions are sought, H
2/21/86 p1+
Mayor Collins presents a plan for
`dream organization' of city
executives, H 1/10/86 p1+
Mayor doesn't need an assistant
[letter], H 2/21/86 p5
New city policy brings `stormy'
reply, H 3/8/86 p1+
New pact sign of harmony?, H
5/14/86 p1+
unions, H 11/7/86 p10
Police union city resolve contract
items, H 2/13/86 p6
Police union gives nod to new
7/18/86 p13
School board hiring counsel for
Steps to end conflicts of interest
[letter], H 8/16/86 p5
H 9/16/86 p10
11/18/86 p1+
out, H 10/8/86 p11
Norwalk-Planning and Zoning
Commission
`Similar' zone plan proposed, H
11/12/86 p11
25 permits issued in 4 years:
Accessory apartments, H
5/31/86 p29
Action Housing plan is approved
by P & Z, H 8/21/86 p9
Agencies unanimous in rejecting
sale of footpath, H 12/5/86
p12
Area lauds housing OK as a
`miracle', H 6/5/86 p1+
Attorney says zoning board erred
in giving variance to expand
house, H 4/17/86 p10
Banner year for permits: P & Z
files annual report, H 5/10/86
p11
Building conversion OK'd:
Demolition rapped, H 5/8/86
p10
Businesses on move to SoNo, H
5/22/86 p10
Caldor's plans cause concern, H
3/14/86 p21
Capital budget items outlined to
P & Z, H 1/28/86 p7
Church's plans to expand turned
down-twice, H 2/20/86 p1+
Citing lean budget, P & Z denies
computer bid, H 3/20/86 p10
City planners are accused of
arrogance, H 12/19/86 p1+
Congregation seeking approval
for church on South Main
Street, H 12/5/86 p10
Corset factory plans get
committee OK, H 3/27/86 p27
Council puts two on P & Z, H
6/25/86 p1+
Court tosses out church's
discrimination suit, H 3/6/86
p1
ruling, H 2/22/86 p1+
137
Developer to appeal P & Z denial
of zone change, H 1/23/86
p10
Developer: P & Z proposal
`scary', H 11/8/86 p1+
Few in attendance at hearing on
Fairfield Avenue zone
Firms see money lost with center,
H 6/26/86 p1+
Fund request `sprung' on city?
[photo], H 2/6/86 p1+
Hearing to weigh zone plan, H
11/19/86 p1+
Homeowners awaiting P & Z
decision, H 6/21/86 p1+
Inclusionary zoning proposal may
not aid low-income folks, H
12/17/86 p10
Is the honeymoon over for GTE,
neighbors?, H 12/4/86 p23
Judge upholds rezoning of Main
Avenue land, H 6/2/86 p1+
LaClair gets top P & Z spot, H
6/19/86 p29
Local contracting of projects
urged, H 5/22/86 p12
Lowe Street quandry baffling to P
& Z, H 2/6/86 p16
Maritime and P & Z officials
getting the center on course,
H 5/9/86 p11
Maritime center gives project's
plans to city, H 5/1/86 p1+
3/6/86 p1+
Mayor slashes $3 million from
capital budget, H 3/17/86 p1+
Meeting offered to smooth over
zoning conflicts, H 12/22/86
p1+
Merritt 5, 6 get OK from P & Z, H
3/20/86 p1+
More opposition [edit], H
12/19/86 p4
site, H 2/26/86 p9
Neighbors continue to be
angered by 191-unit condo
development, H 11/20/86 p24
New building is planned in
Rowayton, H 7/5/86 p12
No public objections to golf club
p10
Commission (Continued)
Office buildings' designs to
complement Belden area, H
12/19/86 p12
Office plan approved at
Rowayton landing, H 7/18/86
p1+
Outline of hearing comments
prepared: For Route 1, 7
corridors, H 12/4/86 p24
condos, H 1/23/86 p10
P & Z chairman seeking action
on future of vacant buildings,
H 8/12/86 p36
P & Z chief in defense of
changes, H 8/1/86 p1+
P & Z considers easing rules for
accessory apartments, H
6/14/86 p1+
P & Z denies request for change
of zone, H 5/8/86 p9
P & Z examining proposals:
Cluster housing sought, H
1/30/86 p7
P & Z gives final approval to
Elderhouse plan, H 2/20/86
p10
P & Z joins opponents of mooring
proposal, H 12/19/86 p1+
P & Z OKs conversion of factory,
H 5/8/86 p10
P & Z OKs Wood-Burbank sale:
Elderly housing site backed,
H 3/22/86 p6
P & Z overrules public: Rejects
rezoning plan, H 12/18/86
p1+
P & Z panel approves '87-88
budget plan, H 12/4/86 p24
P & Z pares capital budget
P & Z preparing a response to
city council's resolution, H
12/16/86 p14
P & Z recommends expansion of
BCVA, H 9/4/86 p8
P & Z says criticism is unfair, H
3/15/86 p8
P & Z turns down bid to delay
Hearings (sic) on
amendments, H 8/7/86 p25
P & Z won't wait for council talk
on amendments, H 12/24/86
p1+
P & Z: Master plan must be
citywide, H 12/18/86 p22
P 7 Z to eye marine works plan,
H 7/2/86 p9
Panel backs bigger Briggs
Center, H 8/5/86 p1+
Pine Street neighbors in driveway
fight, H 6/27/86 p25
Planner added to P & Z staff, H
6/19/86 p12
Proposal for condos is outlined,
H 12/5/86 p12
Residents favor Woodward
Avenue zone plan, H 12/4/86
p22
needs, H 7/11/86 p9
Shop owner seeks zone change
for lot: Single designation
Site plan for housing is
submitted, H 5/20/86 p1+
Split vote kills Hamilton Avenue
zone change, H 2/20/86 p10
Technicality stalls housing
Zoners say they are
misunderstood: Public
hearing set, H 11/14/86 p10
Neighbors oppose
Zoning changed, H 2/8/86 p9
Zoning panel shoots down flurry
of rezoning requests, H
7/3/86 p1+
Zoning proposal would force
developers to create more
affordable housing units, H
11/21/86 p11
Zoning proposals intended to
provide affordable housing,
H 11/13/86 p1+
Commission-Administration
Committee
Budget cut to $9.9M by panel, H
2/25/86 p1+
Changes to zoning regulations to
keep P & Z committee busy,
H 7/31/86 p13
Committee continues work on
zoning regulation changes, H
8/5/86 p9
P & Z committee endorses Wall,
Main upgrading, H 7/2/86 p10
P & Z committee endorses
zoning amendments: For
Route 1, 7 corridors, H
12/16/86 p14
138
P & Z committee weighs
regulations to avoid unsightly
parking garages, H 8/20/86
p9
P & Z panel going ahead on
P & Z panel in favor of
proceeding with zone
changes along corridors, H
7/16/86 p1+
P & Z panel schedules hearing
p12
Panel alters master plan and
OKs it, H 3/19/86 p1+
Panel recommends changes in
accord with Master Plan, H
7/30/86 p1+
H 8/6/86 p10
Some city zoners balking at
planned densities, H 7/17/86
p1+
Zone plan changes on agenda, H
12/13/86 p1+
Commission-Coastal Area
170 housing units approved by P
& Z committee, H 4/18/86 p19
Application filed for multi-family
units, H 5/29/86 p30
Committee endorses Marriott
Hotel plan, H 6/13/86 p11
Conflict in Montessori plan seen
by P & Z panel chairman, H
1/17/86 p11
Hearing slated Feb. 5 on house
conversion, H 1/17/86 p11
New offices are proposed in
Rowayton, H 6/13/86 p1+
OK given to condos by panel, H
3/20/86 p10
P & Z panel OKs zone change, H
1/31/86 p23
P & Z panel recommends OK for
120 condos and 52 houses,
H 6/13/86 p28
Panel denies rear lot change:
Shop owner to fight, H
4/18/86 p19
Panel encourages Mallard's
Landing revisions, H 5/30/86
p11
Panel lodges opposition to zone
Panel OKs golf courses in AAA
zone, H 5/30/86 p24
Panel rejects second bid by
church to expand, H 2/14/86
p10
Panel votes to recommend denial
of zone, H 1/17/86 p21
Commission-Coastal Area
(Continued)
Zone change request denied: A
Hobson's choice?, H 2/14/86
p10
Commission-Joint
Committee
Fine-tuned master plan ready, H
4/25/86 p1+
Commission-Planning
Committee
City weighs lending developers a
hand, H 8/19/86 p18
Commission-Zoning
Committee
OK given to condos by panel, H
3/20/86 p10
Residential zone change
opposed, H 7/26/86 p10
Zoners ask ruling on men's club
grill, H 7/25/86 p1+
Dept.
P & Z reports are revived after
hiatus, H 1/11/86 p1+
Norwalk-Police Commission
Appointment outrages pastors
[photo], H 9/13/86 p1+
Commissioners blunt driving,
weapons plans, H 4/22/86 p7
Commissioners chase wrong
issue [letter], H 10/10/86 p5
Commissioners plan nonsmoking policy for police
Few show for police classes, H
3/25/86 p29
Holland named to police panel, H
9/8/86 p1+
List of chaplains approved by city
fire (sic) commissioners, H
9/24/86 p24
Police commission hopes $25
bounty will spark towing of
abandoned cars, H 8/19/86
p1+
Police union leader asks
commissioner to resign from
panel, H 5/30/86 p1+
Police will hire more minorities, H
8/19/86 p18
Rawson offers resignation from
the police commission, H
8/19/86 p1+
Supports mayor and
commissioners [letter], H
10/3/86 p5
Norwalk-Police Dept. SEE ALSO
NORWALK AUXILIARY
POLICE; NORWALK
GUARDIANS ASSOCIATION
Norwalk-Police Dept.
5 police officers commended
[photo], H 6/28/86 p8
Administrative hearing is set for
arrested NPD employee, H
10/17/86 p11
Anchor is forerunner of festival
[photo p1], H 7/28/86 p9
Another open house coming
[photo], H 1/18/86 p20
Attorney to probe shooting, H
11/14/86 p1+
Beres hike in pension is disputed,
H 6/30/86 p14
Beres' bid to recover wages
delayed by illness of referee,
H 12/16/86 p15
busy, H 8/15/86 p8
Charged with theft, NPD officer
resigns, H 2/24/86 p1+
Chief gains council support, H
10/2/86 p1+
City police are rejuvenating
Hour's athletic league for
poor kids [photo], H 12/20/86
p6
Civilian employee resigns Police
Dept. post, H 10/21/86 p11
Commissioners blunt driving,
weapons plans, H 4/22/86 p7
Commissioners plan nonsmoking policy for police
Cops ink new pact [photo], H
8/6/86 p6
Burgess [photo], H 7/9/86 p1+
H 10/28/86 p1+
p17
Doggie death decree denied, H
10/17/86 p1+
139
Ex-police chief seeking pension
raises: Summary judgement
Expert says police must strive to
foster trust, H 7/12/86 p1+
Factfinder's report has its pros,
cons, H 6/14/86 p1+
Family seeks second probe in
Reyes death, H 10/30/86 p1+
FBI asked to probe shooting, H
10/31/86 p12
10/18/86 p1+
Hiring of non-smokers by PD
may be delayed, H 10/23/86
p9
In program [photo], H 11/6/86 p11
LaBianca bypassed for raise, H
8/7/86 p1+
Local police acquire 2 scooters to
aid in patrols, event
coverage [photo], H 5/23/86
p28
Max Orlins dies at 83: Police
chief 17 years [photo], H
11/7/86 p1+
Moriarity ends police career:
Inspector 20-year veteran
[photo], H 2/3/86 p9
of her son, H 11/28/86 p1+
Motion says panel couldn't raise
pay, H 6/21/86 p8
between police and
p1+
New officers given badges
[photo], H 7/12/86 p9
No rush to judgment [edit], H
7/11/86 p4
Officer bitten during struggle, H
7/21/86 p8
Officer voices concern about
city's reaction, H 10/22/86
p1+
Officials say police identification
ruling may impede arrests, H
2/26/86 p1+
Period after shooting traumatic
for officers, H 7/11/86 p1+
Police attend relations seminar,
H 10/29/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Sergeant is
suspended, H 2/19/86 p6
Police chief orders supervisor
shake-up in detective
bureau, H 12/26/86 p8
Police chiefs back LaBianca, H
10/3/86 p8
Norwalk-Police Dept. (Continued)
Police ending car-coke probe, H
2/20/86 p1
Police getting grants: Norwalk
gets $3,000, H 9/16/86 p7
Police group names Skeeter as
p8
9/30/86 p1+
Police may return $160,000 to
city, H 7/22/86 p17
Police officials lodge protest of
manpower utilization study,
H 12/12/86 p10
Police reports paint different
picture of Fuller, H 7/15/86
p1+
Police sergeant convinces man
to surrender, H 4/9/86 p8
Police sponsor blood drive
[photo], H 5/24/86 p6
Police study not expected to be
funded, H 12/16/86 p1+
Police try new tactic to reduce
Police trying to improve relations,
H 10/21/86 p8
Police will get training from feds,
H 10/30/86 p1+
Police will get training from feds
[photo p8], H 10/30/86 p1+
Policeman supported in action by
board, H 4/29/86 p1+
Praise for chief [letter], H 9/29/86
p5
H 7/10/86 p1+
H 12/26/86 p1+
Residents balking at changes, H
12/16/86 p1+
Reyes case handling satisfactory
to official, H 10/23/86 p6
Ruling: Plainclothes officer must
show an ID, H 11/20/86 p35
Says mayor wants a `yuppie'
[letter], H 8/20/86 p5
vs. city, H 5/7/86 p8
Shooting's aftermath is anguish,
H 10/27/86 p1+
10/21/86 p1+
Support for Police Dept. [letter],
H 7/19/86 p5
Three shooting investigations
planned, H 10/21/86 p1+
U. S. Justice official may suggest
training, H 10/29/86 p1+
Use extra-duty cops to tail
haulers? Legal opinion
Use of force outlined by policy, H
7/9/86 p20
Norwalk-Police Dept.-Auxiliary
Police Auxiliary formally ends
service, H 3/31/86 p1+
Norwalk-Police Dept.-Car chase
Chase ends in crash and fire
[photo], H 8/28/86 p1+
Chief says no laws violated
during chase, H 5/31/86 p32
Judge raises bond for man in
chase, fire, H 8/29/86 p6
Police Blotter: Escapee captured
Police nab 3 people after chase,
H 7/8/86 p15
Norwalk-Police Dept.-Chaplains
Chaplains sworn in [photo], H
11/15/86 p37
Norwalk-Police Marine Division
Marine officers outline safety on
water [photo], H 11/7/86 p12
Marine patrol ready for heavy
boat traffic [photo], H 7/1/86
p1+
Norwalk-Population
Wilton population growth leads
region, H 3/3/86 p1+
Norwalk-Public Works, Dept. of
City refuse workers agree to
experimental collection, H
12/23/86 p12
Committee wants more detail on
rising trash disposal costs, H
7/16/86 p11
DiGangi sees big savings in new
routes, H 10/7/86 p1+
DPW accused of stonewalling
sewage probe, H 8/20/86 p1+
DPW officials explain projects at
plant, H 9/18/86 p12
DPW receives $275,000 to pay
for hauling of sludge, H
12/3/86 p9
DPW seeks to cover 44-foot
drainage ditch, H 11/25/86
p18
DPW wants two rebuilt street
sweepers, H 1/27/86 p9
Owner, city wrangle over land, H
11/20/86 p10
Road crews geared up for winter
weather, H 11/22/86 p19
Shellfish beds to stay closed for a
few days, H 8/23/86 p1+
Norwalk-Recreation and ParksAdvisory Board
R & P advisory panel planning
park survey, H 12/3/86 p9
140
Norwalk-Recreation, Parks and
Building Management, Dept.
of
center, H 2/15/86 p1+
Locked-park policy draws ire at
1/11/86 p1+
Plans to upgrade Calf Pasture
bathhouse on hold, H
6/11/86 p34
Proposal raises slip fees: At Vets
Park marina, H 12/16/86 p12
Norwalk-School Facilities
Planning Committee
Collins appoints panel to study
school space, H 2/18/86 p10
Mayor's formation of panel draws
school board criticism, H
2/26/86 p10
Panel created to examine school
needs, H 2/12/86 p1+
Panel studies needs of schools,
H 4/10/86 p11
School facilities consultant OK'd
by Common Council, H
8/27/86 p6
School panel chooses Sudbury
consultants, H 8/22/86 p12
Tax board asked to OK $35,000
for analysis of classroom
needs, H 8/4/86 p1+
Norwalk-Second Taxing District
2nd District considering swap of
land, H 10/22/86 p9
2nd District to repaint water tank,
H 5/21/86 p6
2nd Taxing District presents
educational matter to
schools, H 1/22/86 p11
Changes approved for 2nd
District, H 4/16/86 p19
H 10/17/86 p29+
New dam to create reservoir, H
8/29/86 p1+
Norwalk may hold key to
watershed project, H 2/1/86
p13+
Norwalk water official dislikes
Wilton trail map, H 9/25/86
p1+
Officials ask to dredge pond: P &
Z to hear plans Monday, H
7/11/86 p11+
Officials seek compromise with
town on pond dredging, H
7/15/86 p11+
Norwalk-Second Taxing District
(Continued)
Opening of water main completes
service project for Belle
Island [photo], H 12/9/86 p16
P & Z in Wilton to decide Monday
on district's plan, H 7/26/86
p13+
Pond sediment may cap landfill,
H 8/9/86 p13
Sale of water to New Canaan
company OK'd, H 2/8/86 p10
H 8/20/86 p13
Tax District approves pipe, H
3/8/86 p6
Taxing district eyes firms for
project, H 11/28/86 p10
Taxing district given go-ahead to
dredge pond, H 7/30/86 p9+
Taxing district sues Wilton P & Z
over map, H 11/20/86 p41+
Trails plan examined by Wilton P
& Z: 2nd Taxing District
criticizes proposal, H
10/17/86 p29
Norwalk-Sixth Taxing District
6th Dist. Commission rejects tax
6th District anxious over water, H
9/19/86 p30
6th District budget is approved, H
3/6/86 p10
Improvement of Rowayton pond
is requested, H 12/12/86 p15
Residents in Rowayton asked to
pass budget with 23.9% tax
Rowayton may lose EMS corps,
H 8/15/86 p11
Sixth District plans to hire police
to arrest vandalism, H
6/12/86 p33
Highland Avenue
Surplus will absorb 6th District's
debt, H 7/10/86 p17
Norwalk-Social Services, Dept. of
Aim of training: To get off dole, H
6/26/86 p7
City to receive $68,015 grant for
counseling, H 12/10/86 p11
City welfare rolls have declined,
H 6/26/86 p7
Committee votes funds to allow
office guard, H 9/25/86 p9
Guard requested for agency
office, H 2/27/86 p11
Guard sought as security is
tightened, H 5/29/86 p1+
Panel still wants office security
guard, H 3/27/86 p11
Social services chief unsure
about need for security
guard, H 12/26/86 p6
Social Services Department set
for move to new home, H
12/9/86 p7
Space needed for property of the
evicted, H 1/23/86 p1+
Welfare recipients in need of
Norwalk-Special Services District
Special district sets board, H
6/6/86 p7
Norwalk-Third Taxing District
11 of 14 issues settled on CL & P
rate requests, H 6/10/86 p10
3rd district coming clean [photo],
H 10/23/86 p29
3rd District dedicating park, H
8/29/86 p28
3rd District office being
Clean and Green fete set at East
Norwalk Cemetery, H
10/17/86 p12
Proposal would promise better
view from Center, H 11/17/86
p1+
Third tax district postpones voting
on FOI complaint, H 6/24/86
p1+
Third tax district to battle
Norwalk-Town clerk
Norwalk's Town Clerk tries to
cope with rush [photo], H
9/26/86 p38
Norwalk-Town Improvement
Program
Public hearing is scheduled to
find uses for $781,000, H
12/10/86 p20
Uses for surplus funds outlined:
Public hearing set for Dec.
11, H 12/5/86 p10
Norwalk-Traffic and Parking
Advisory Committee
Committee recommends hike in
rates for parking in city, H
9/16/86 p10
Norwalk-Traffic and Parking
Dept.
Hearing slated for plan to hike
fees for parking, H 12/2/86
p11
Norwalk-Uptown Task Force
panel, H 6/5/86 p1+
Uptown rehab plan praised-as far
as it goes, H 6/12/86 p11
141
Norwalk-Veterans Memorial
Committee
Palmer to speak at May 18
program: Speech follows
cemetery ceremonies, H
5/8/86 p21
Veterans Committee critical of
city and media, H 3/4/86 p18
Veterans committee has new
Vets' committee airs post-parade
traffic, crowd concerns, H
6/10/86 p11
Norwalk-Wall Street
Improvement Project
Groundbreaking opens effort to
revitalize downtown area
[photo], H 8/28/86 p9
Norwalk-Zoning Board of
Appeals
2 variances granted by ZBA: For
p1+
Attorney says zoning board erred
in giving variance to expand
house, H 4/17/86 p10
Car lot, body shop up for zone
appeal, H 8/20/86 p10
City ZBA upholds appeal by Bait
Shop in Rowayton, H 7/25/86
p11
Developer proposes change in
zoning, H 3/14/86 p21
Neighbors weigh zone change
Refusal of permit endorsed, H
7/24/86 p6
Restaurant OK upheld by ZBA, H
4/4/86 p11
Tree farm is approved for small
lot, H 4/25/86 p6
ZBA denies permit for auto body
shop, H 8/22/86 p21
ZBA pans P & Z on mixed-use
plan, H 7/25/86 p11
ZBA turns down variances:
Grand Street complex
Zoning board gives variances for
Maritime Center project, H
5/16/86 p12
Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City
Project
Norwalk asks aid for sister city,
Nagarote, H 11/12/86 p21
Sister city project here would get
pencils, medicines to
Nicarauguans [photo], H
11/14/86 p26
Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City
Project (Continued)
Volunteers ship supplies for
Nicaragua, H 12/18/86 p1+
Norwalkers for Reasonable
Development
6,635 citizens want master plan
[photo], H 7/7/86 p1+
Foes of master plan claim a
victory, H 7/5/86 p6
Group may request injunction vs.
P & Z, H 9/5/86 p10
Library bans plan opponents, H
6/28/86 p1+
Loss of trust in P & Z spurs
referendum bid [photo], H
7/3/86 p1+
Marcus: Land use is on hold, H
8/15/86 p1+
Master Plan to be placed on the
ballot, H 7/11/86 p1+
NRD wants city referendum to
include a second question, H
8/19/86 p10
p10
P & Z work on plan is attacked
[photo], H 7/24/86 p1+
Petitioners banned as political
take to sidewalk, H 7/1/86 p9
Planner rebuts criticism of land
use guide, H 6/12/86 p1+
SWRPA asked not to null
Norwalk zoning rule
Norwest Marina Inc.
Marina asks OK for floats and
harbor dredging, H 4/23/86
p11
Norwood, Dr. Otty
Norwood attends conference for
superintendents, H 9/25/86
p36
Nowak, Amram
Ìsaac in America' premieres in
p15
Noyes, William
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Nurses
Health/Fitness: Awards recipient
[photo], H 6/16/86 p25
[photo], H 6/26/86 p9
Two nurses at Norwalk Hospital
among 22 feted by Cancer
Society [photo], H 6/16/86 p7
Nursing
[photo], H 7/31/86 p13
Nursing Homes-Wilton
Wilton, H 5/1/86 p13+
Nursing home question still
unanswered, H 5/16/86 p13+
P & Z receives report on nursing
home, H 5/30/86 p29
Nursing students
New nurse congratulated [photo],
H 10/27/86 p34
Nutmeg Real Estate Services Inc.
SoNo firm buys Westport offices
[photo], H 1/21/86 p23
Nystrom, Reid
6/24/86 p27
O
O'Brien, Meaghan
O'Brien, Steve
Honorable mention to Wilton
artist, H 2/18/86 p14
O'Connell, Maureen
p15+
O'Connor, Thomas C.
Former Norwalk mayor is critical
of calculator use during math
tests [photo], H 9/20/86 p1+
O'Connor offers help with Honor
Roll: To veterans committee,
H 10/21/86 p22
O'Donovan, Eleanor Casey
NHS scholarship is in memory of
retired teacher, H 3/14/86 p20
O'Malley, Kathy
3/25/86 p15+
The eyes have it for Weston
woman, H 3/8/86 p13
Westonite is finalist in contest, H
3/7/86 p11+
O'Neill, Elizabeth S.
O'Neill appointed chamber
director, H 7/11/86 p11
O'Neill, William A.
10/29/86 p1+
[photo], H 10/30/86 p20
Democrats support O'Neill, H
10/29/86 p37+
Rowayton [photo], H
10/20/86 p1+
race, H 9/11/86 p1+
win [photo], H 11/5/86 p1+
142
Governor keeps Democrats
Governor to honor students, H
10/22/86 p37+
p1+
O'Neill says station probably
temporary [photo p12], H
9/5/86 p1+
3/5/86 p1+
p1+
Weston Democrats grill
governor's representative, H
10/16/86 p15+
Oak Hills Park-Norwalk
Administrator at Oak Hills coming
off the 18th green [photo], H
12/6/86 p6
Oak Hills Tavern-Norwalk
Board seeks written report about
Commission to consider
Oakview Ln.-Westport
Board approves fence around
Westport pond, H 10/8/86
p23+
Oakwood Ave. Association Inc.
Court time runs out in water tank
battle, H 12/19/86 p6
Obituaries
Abbot, Mildred [Depoe], H 2/6/86
p6, H 2/4/86 p6
Acquino, Luke J, H 12/3/86 p6, H
12/5/86 p6, H 12/2/86 p6
Acunzo, Carmella, H 2/5/86 p6, H
2/3/86 p6
Acunzo, Mary [Golion], H 3/8/86
p6, H 3/5/86 p6
Adams, Amy [Fabrizio], H 5/22/86
p6
Adams, Ernest, H 10/20/86 p6, H
10/22/86 p6, H 10/18/86 p6
Adams, Paul Donald, H 9/20/86
p6, H 9/18/86 p6
Addis, Ambrose J, H 5/5/86 p6, H
5/2/86 p6, H 4/30/86 p6
Adkins, Margaret Ellen, H 2/1/86
p6, H 1/30/86 p6
Adler, Siegfried, H 9/12/86 p6, H
9/10/86 p6
Agathos, Antonios "Tony," H
12/2/86 p6, H 12/1/86 p6, H
11/29/86 p6
Ahearn, James, H 3/5/86 p6, H
3/3/86 p6
Ahmuty, Alice J, H 1/4/86 p6, H
1/2/86 p6
Obituaries (Continued)
Albano, Alfonso, H 12/12/86 p6,
H 12/15/86 p6, H 12/11/86 p6
Alcaide, John N. "Juan," H
10/24/86 p6, H 10/22/86 p6
Allen, Martin E, H 12/27/86 p6, H
12/23/86 p6
Allingham, Luke F, H 11/20/86
p6, H 11/22/86 p6, H
11/19/86 p6
Allison, Gordon F, H 9/25/86 p6,
H 9/23/86 p6
Almassy, Anthony, H 9/18/86 p6,
H 9/16/86 p6
Ambrose, Charlotte O [Haig], H
8/30/86 p6, H 8/29/86 p6
Amendola, Lillian S, H 11/21/86
p6
Amsler, William H, H 2/20/86 p6
Anderson, Arne C, H 4/16/86 p6,
H 4/18/86 p6, H 4/15/86 p6
Anderson, Herbert E, H 7/12/86
p6, H 7/15/86 p6, H 7/11/86
p6
Anderson, Joan K, H 3/4/86 p6, H
3/1/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6
Anderson, Kevin LaMont, H
4/18/86 p6, H 4/16/86 p6
Anderson, Ralph Frederick, H
7/5/86 p6
Anderson, Sarah A, H 3/14/86
p6, H 3/17/86 p6, H 3/13/86
p6
Anderson, William, H 11/18/86 p6
Anderson, William R, H 4/8/86
p6, H 4/5/86 p6
Andronaco, Annunziato A, H
2/3/86 p6, H 1/31/86 p6, H
1/30/86 p6
Andronik, Edmund, H 6/16/86 p6,
H 6/17/86 p6, H 6/14/86 p6
Appleby, Margaret [Murphy], H
12/9/86 p6, H 12/8/86 p6, H
12/11/86 p6
Arata, William L, H 3/18/86 p6, H
3/19/86 p6, H 3/17/86 p6
Arcano, Samuel Lucius, H 1/6/86
p6, H 1/3/86 p6
Armstrong, Frances [Long], H
11/22/86 p6
Arnold, Margaret M. [Worthy], H
3/12/86 p6, H 3/14/86 p6, H
3/11/86 p6
Artell, Edwin S. Sr, H 9/8/86 p6,
H 9/10/86 p6
Ashe, Edmund M. Jr, H 9/9/86
p6, H 9/8/86 p6
Ashman, Lucy Hall, H 10/21/86
p6, H 10/22/86 p6, H
10/24/86 p6, H 10/20/86 p6
Auerbach, Judith Ann [Kayan], H
12/9/86 p6, H 12/12/86 p6, H
12/10/86 p6
Avery, Charles A, H 12/4/86 p6,
H 12/6/86 p6, H 12/3/86 p6
Bacher, Molly, H 3/11/86 p6
Bachman, Charles W, H 1/25/86
p6, H 1/24/86 p6
Bajnoczi, Louis, H 3/13/86 p6, H
3/12/86 p6
Balch, Virginia [Finley], H 7/29/86
p6
Baldino, Luisa [Bulono], H
5/21/86 p6, H 5/19/86 p6
Ball, Don Jr, H 10/20/86 p6, H
10/17/86 p6
Balogh, Anna [Bayer], H 8/19/86
p6, H 8/22/86 p6, H 8/20/86
p6
Balster, James A, H 8/1/86 p6, H
7/30/86 p6, H 7/29/86 p6
Banoczi, Joseph A, H 1/8/86 p6,
H 1/7/86 p6
Barbera, Teresa, H 5/15/86 p6, H
5/14/86 p6
Bardani, Louis W. Sr, H 11/11/86
p6, H 11/13/86 p6, H
11/10/86 p6
Bardos, William, H 9/3/86 p6, H
9/5/86 p6, H 9/2/86 p6
Barker, William A, H 12/8/86 p6,
H 12/6/86 p6, H 12/10/86 p6
Barnes, Helen [Treiber], H
7/12/86 p6, H 7/10/86 p6
Barnes, Raymond, H 11/3/86 p6
Barnett, David, H 1/9/86 p6, H
1/13/86 p6, H 1/10/86 p6
Barnum, Jeanette M. [Fillow], H
5/15/86 p6, H 5/17/86 p6, H
5/14/86 p6
Barr, Mildred W, H 11/26/86 p6
Barrett, Dorothy [McDonald], H
6/11/86 p6, H 6/10/86 p6
Barrett, Helen Kutner, H 5/12/86
p6
Bartoli, Frank Sr, H 4/24/86 p6, H
4/26/86 p6, H 4/23/86 [photo]
p6
Barzetti, Henry, H 7/11/86 p6
Bascho, Sophie, H 2/25/86 p6, H
2/27/86 p6, H 2/24/86 p6
Baskin, James Sr, H 4/4/86 p6, H
4/1/86 p6
Bassett, Clara M. [Guyaz], H
5/20/86 p6, H 5/22/86 p6, H
5/19/86 p6
Bate, Morris, H 7/19/86 p6, H
7/21/86 p6, H 7/18/86 p6
Batson, Ola Cobb, H 12/30/86 p6
Battistella, Garnet Ham, H
12/5/86 p6, H 12/8/86 p6, H
12/4/86 p6
Battye, Sebuda N. [Wright], H
2/20/86 p6, H 2/18/86 p6
Baumann, Wolfgang, H 12/17/86
p6
Bay, Steven, H 8/25/86 p6
143
Baylis, Yola Green, H 12/31/86 p6
Bayliss, Jean B, H 1/21/86 p6, H
1/18/86 p6
Bayly, Robert Baise, H 7/5/86 p6,
H 7/7/86 p6, H 7/3/86 p6, H
6/30/86 p6
Bedell, Irma [Buckingham], H
6/4/86 p6, H 6/6/86 p6, H
6/3/86 p6
Beede, Cheryl Lynne, H 6/26/86
p6, H 6/25/86 p6
Beers, Gladys L, H 2/26/86 p6, H
2/25/86 p6
Bell, Doris [Saunders], H 3/18/86
p6, H 3/19/86 p6, H 3/20/86
p6, H 3/22/86 p6, H 3/17/86
p6
Bellagamba, Peggy Ann Presnell,
H 5/2/86 p6, H 5/5/86 p6, H
5/6/86 p6, H 5/1/86 p6
Bellus, Robert S, H 11/18/86 p6
Benaduci, Alfred Jr, H 11/21/86
p6, H 11/19/86 p6
Benedetti, Evelyn V, H 12/16/86
p6, H 12/17/86 p6, H
12/18/86 p6, H 12/19/86 p6,
H 12/22/86 p6, H 12/15/86 p6
Benedetto, Rose [Montanaro], H
10/9/86 p6, H 10/11/86 p6
Bennett, Ethel L, H 3/19/86 p6
Benson, Barton Lawrence, H
10/23/86 p6, H 10/24/86 p6,
H 10/27/86 p6, H 10/22/86 p6
Bentley, Mack, H 5/14/86 p6, H
5/16/86 p6, H 5/13/86 p6
Benzyk, Victor R, H 7/18/86 p6
Bepler, Henrietta D. [Lassen], H
12/3/86 p6, H 12/1/86 p6
Berg, Howard L, H 12/31/86 p6
Bergman, Edward F, H 11/25/86
p6, H 11/28/86 p6, H
11/24/86 p6
Berlin, Walter L, H 4/8/86 p6, H
4/7/86 p6, H 4/10/86 p6
Bernard, Adolph E. "Duff," H
11/25/86 p6, H 11/28/86 p6,
H 11/24/86 p6
Betts, Hazel Dykman, H 11/18/86
p6
Betts, Marjorie [Foster], H
7/22/86 p6, H 7/19/86 p6
Bianco, Francesco "Frank," H
5/15/86 p6, H 5/17/86 p6, H
5/14/86 p6
Biasetti, Mary T. [DiScala], H
9/29/86 p6, H 9/30/86 p6, H
10/1/86 p6, H 9/27/86 p6
Bifano, Donna Shepherd, H
12/16/86 p6, H 12/18/86 p6,
H 12/15/86 p6
Bilik, Joan A. [Erickson], H
10/16/86 p6, H 10/18/86 p6,
H 10/15/86 p6, H 10/16/86
p6, H 10/18/86 p6, H
10/15/86 p6
Bills, Geraldine Barna, H 1/23/86
p6, H 1/24/86 p6, H 1/25/86
p6, H 1/28/86 p6, H 1/22/86
p6
Bis, Albert M, H 6/28/86 p6, H
6/27/86 p6
Bishop, William A, H 12/8/86 p6,
H 12/5/86 p6
Black, Philip A, H 11/25/86 p6, H
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H 6/25/86 p6, H 6/27/86 p6,
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Bleakley, Ferrol M, H 5/15/86 p6,
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Bloomquist, Wayne B. Sr, H
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Blore, Edna C. [Tracey], H
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Boone, Susan Alexander, H
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Bourne, Emma Cartwright, H
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Boyle, Patrick J. Jr, H 5/29/86 p6,
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Bozzi, Carolyn, H 11/21/86 p6
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Brennan, Therese Russell, H
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Brooks, Oliver Kenyon, H 9/17/86
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Browne, Joan, H 4/15/86 p6
Brownell, Margaret A.
[Kamburger], H 3/3/86 p6, H
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Brunjes, Charles Dean, H 4/14/86
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Buchta, John, H 7/21/86 p6
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Bullock, Mary Ellen [Little], H
6/17/86 p6, H 6/19/86 p6, H
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Bundegaard, Howard, H 6/30/86
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Burroughs, Pearlie Mae, H 1/2/86
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Buschbaum, Eleanor J. [O'Brien],
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Butterworth, Jennie Nordlund, H
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Bynes, Wheeter [Sanders], H
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Calabrese, Gaetano "Tom," H
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Calderone, Mary [Annese], H
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Callahan, John P, H 2/5/86 p6
Callander, William Robert
"Scotty," H 10/14/86 p6
Callow, Fay Snapp, H 1/3/86 p6
Cameron, Donald S, H 10/7/86 p6
Cameron, Gwendolyn
[Abrahams], H 2/4/86 p6, H
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Cammarota, Allie Jr. "Rocky," H
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Campbell, Michael J, H 9/29/86
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Capuano, Philip A, H 4/16/86 p6,
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Carier, Grace M, H 9/13/86 p6, H
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Carlin, Barbara McCabe, H
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Carlos, Michelle Robin, H 11/4/86
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Carpenter, Katherine [Shea], H
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Carreer, Hattie [Perry], H
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Carriero, Clara P. [Delfini], H
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Carusone, Mildred C, H 9/26/86
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Casimir, Chantal Marie, H
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Castagna, Mae, H 5/24/86 p6
Cavallo, Marion E. [Greenwald],
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Caviola, Robert J, H 7/30/86 p6,
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Cea, Mary, H 3/21/86 p6
Cebula, John A, H 5/5/86 p6
Cederbaum, Kiva, H 1/3/86 p6
Cella, Josephine, H 12/3/86 p6, H
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Cellucci, Larry J, H 12/18/86 p6,
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Cerra, Peter, H 9/23/86 p6, H
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Cerretani, Christina
[Pasternoster], H 1/30/86 p6,
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Cerulli, Rose Tripido, H 2/7/86 p6
Chabot, Frank, H 1/29/86 p6, H
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Chambers, Helen Stoddard, H
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Champ, Edward, H 2/20/86 p6, H
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Champion, Edward Gillette Jr, H
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Champion, Edward Gillette Sr, H
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Chappa, Nellie J, H 1/3/86 p6
Cheesboro, Winnie [Pelzer], H
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Cherry, Harold S, H 2/7/86 p6, H
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Chesley, Marian Craker, H
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Chetcuti, Carmela, H 8/15/86 p6,
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Chimbolo, Phillip William, H
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Chojnacki, Constance S, H
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Christiano, Caroline C. [Mace], H
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Chucta, Julia [Zabawsky], H
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Church, Warren E, H 10/23/86
p6, H 10/25/86 p6, H
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Cianci, Anthony, H 2/25/86 p6, H
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Cianci, Doninick J. Jr, H 12/16/86
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Ciavarelli, Irene [Cousins], H
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Ciccarello, Jeffrey Michael, H
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Cieri, Joseph N, H 4/12/86 p6, H
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Cimelus, Elizabeth, H 4/12/86 p6,
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Cioffi, Antonio, H 12/30/86 p6
Ciuccoli, Pietro, H 3/27/86 p6, H
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Clair, Curtis C, H 4/15/86 p6
Clark, Herbert W. Sr, H 2/5/86
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Clark, William B. Jr, H 10/9/86
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Clarke, Bertha Mae [Gunther], H
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Cloonan, John J, H 3/20/86 p6, H
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Clougher, William M, H 11/19/86
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Cocchia, John, H 11/18/86 p6, H
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Cocco, Lucy Galiardi, H 9/16/86
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Coccoli, Virgina [Grimaldi], H
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Cody, Joseph, H 1/21/86 p6, H
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Cogswell, Peter Drew, H 9/27/86
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Cohn, Dorothy Simpson, H
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Colaluca, Carmine, H 5/2/86 p6,
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Colby, Joan Held, H 5/15/86 p6,
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Cole, John H, H 1/7/86 p6, H
1/9/86 p6, H 1/6/86 p6
Coleman, Marcus P, H 5/22/86
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Collings, Florence [Gnam], H
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Collins, John J, H 10/25/86 p6, H
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Colonna, Donato P, H 4/18/86
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Conaty, Edith [Christiansen], H
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H 11/17/86 p6
Conforti, Michael J, H 9/5/86 p6,
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Conklin, Donald E, H 7/2/86 p6,
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Conklin, George W, H 7/21/86
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Conlin, Walter F, H 6/26/86 p6, H
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Connelly, Joseph H, H 12/16/86
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Conron, Anne [Poth], H 8/28/86
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Conroy, Thomas F, H 1/28/86 p6,
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Conte, Carl G, H 4/8/86 p6, H
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Coolis, Mary E, H 3/26/86 p6
Cooper, Bertha Mae Rowley, H
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Cooper, Josephine [King], H
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Coppola, Pietro, H 2/6/86 p6, H
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Coppola, Theodore, H 6/9/86 p6,
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Corello, Anthony, H 6/17/86 p6, H
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Corello, Carmine Jr, H 12/16/86
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Cornbrooks, Charles, H 1/7/86
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Cosmas, Arthur M, H 7/29/86 p6,
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Cote, Edith J. [Pearson], H
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H 12/15/86 p6
Cotta, Ludwina [Nowacki], H
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Couffer, Judith G, H 5/24/86 p6,
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Coughlin, Raymond C, H
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Cox, Susan I. [Scinto], H 8/19/86
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Creagh, Mary V. [Fagan], H
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Croll, Robert S, H 6/28/86 p6, H
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Cromwell, Julia [Holland], H
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Crosby, Ilda Mae [Walkley], H
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Crowell, Ellen B, H 12/2/86 p6, H
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Crump, Frank H, H 11/6/86 p6, H
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Cundle, Mamie [Sinclair], H
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Cuneo, William J, H 2/4/86 p6, H
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Cutrone, Betty Jane [Mate], H
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Czarnecki, Gladys Bielen, H
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Czernel, Carmella M. [Ferraro], H
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D'Aiuto, Jennie [Ouizzi], H
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Damato, Michael F. Sr, H 4/24/86
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Danielsen, Einar Rolf, H 4/24/86
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Danielsen, Esther Franciska
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Danneman, Mabelle Johanna
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Dannenberg, Jack, H 2/15/86 p6,
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Daon, George, H 2/11/86 p6, H
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Darby, Edward A, H 1/29/86 p6,
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Daring, Joseph J, H 2/19/86 p6,
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Dascenzo, Lucy, H 8/6/86 p6, H
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Daskam, Velma Avallone, H
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Davis, Irving, H 2/5/86 p6
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DeCaro, Lynn Marie, H 2/7/86 p6,
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DeCiantis, James, H 1/17/86 p6,
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Delinski, Beatrice Gartrell, H
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DeMilo, Frank, H 12/29/86 p6, H
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Denke, Frank A, H 6/25/86 p6, H
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Denner, Adam J, H 9/2/86 p6, H
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DeRosa, Nancy Delores
[Malaterra], H 9/3/86 p6, H
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Despres, George, H 11/12/86 p6,
H 11/10/86 p6
Devine, Robert B, H 2/13/86 p6,
H 2/15/86 p6, H 2/12/86
[photo] p6
DeWeil, Harry E, H 12/1/86 p6, H
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Deysenroth, Beatrice E.
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Diaz, Francis, H 5/19/86 p6, H
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DiChiaro, Constance, H 8/14/86
p6
DiCicco, Nicholetta [Renzulli], H
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H 12/15/86 p6
Dietrich, Margaret Kovacs, H
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DiGiacomo, Frank M, H 8/26/86
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Dillon, Thomas F, H 8/6/86 p6, H
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DiMeglio, Anthony V, H 10/21/86
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DiMeglio, Marie [Boccanfuso], H
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DiMeglio, Vincenza [Verde], H
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DiPietro, John J. Jr, H 12/12/86
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Dipple, Charles G, H 11/5/86 p6,
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DiScala, Lucia Iacono, H 7/3/86
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H 6/30/86 p6
Dixon, Robert A, H 11/20/86 p6,
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Dodge, Richard L, H 1/15/86 p6,
H 1/17/86 p6, H 1/14/86 p6
Dohlon, Harold Oxel, H 2/21/86
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Dolan, Dr. Walter T, H 7/16/86
p6, H 7/14/86 p6
Dolan, John T. "Terry," H
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Domonkos, Louis, H 2/4/86 p6, H
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Dorenbosch, Marrhew M, H
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Dorey, Jeanette Lorraine
Johnson, H 9/19/86 p6
Dorta, Albert, H 8/18/86 p6, H
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Dowd, Charles Henry "Cadillac
Charlie," H 5/9/86 p6, H
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Dowling, John Francis Jr, H
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Downey, John "Carp," H 4/28/86
p6, H 4/25/86 p6
Downey, Michael J, H 9/22/86 p6,
H 9/19/86 p6
Downey, Thomas E, H 1/29/86
p6, H 1/28/86 p6
Downing, Edwin S, H 6/4/86 p6
Doyle, Harry J, H 8/9/86 p6, H
8/13/86 p6, H 8/11/86 p6
Doyle, Lillian M, H 6/23/86 p6, H
6/20/86 p6
Drabeck, Joseph T. Jr, H 2/10/86
p6
Drake, Rossiter J. Sr, H 10/23/86
p6
Dreier, Evelyn [Stock], H 8/27/86
p6
Drew, John W. Sr, H 4/11/86 p6
Dryden, Charles C. R, H 2/3/86
p6, H 2/1/86 p6, H 1/31/86 p6
Duchnowski, Phyllis Lametta, H
7/16/86 p6, H 7/14/86 p6
Duddie, Frank V, H 6/20/86 p6, H
6/23/86 p6, H 6/19/86 p6
Duffy, Kenneth M, H 5/2/86 p6, H
5/5/86 p6, H 5/1/86 p6, H
4/30/86 p6
Dunbar, David, H 10/24/86 p6
Dunham, Marion O, H 4/21/86 p6
Dunhill, Helen [Borysewicz], H
5/17/86 p6, H 5/15/86 p6
Dunn, Helen [Winzurk], H 5/29/86
p6, H 5/31/86 p6, H 5/28/86
p6
Dunn, James, H 12/5/86 p6, H
12/4/86 p6
Dunn, Margaret [Martin], H 9/2/86
p6, H 8/29/86 p6
Durling, Ralph Leo Sr, H 8/12/86
p6, H 8/14/86 p6, H 8/11/86
p6
Durnin, Sarah McGrath, H
8/23/86 p6, H 8/21/86 p6
Duthie, Jonathan B, H 6/16/86 p6
Dwiggins, Jane Fuller, H 7/30/86
p6, H 7/28/86 p6
Dwyer, Gregory K, H 6/4/86 p6, H
6/6/86 p6, H 6/9/86 p6, H
6/3/86 p6
Dziadzia, Carolyn, H 11/8/86 p6,
H 11/6/86 p6
Earley, Mary C. [McDonough], H
9/5/86 p6, H 9/8/86 p6, H
9/4/86 p6
Eason, Rose [Artell], H 7/24/86 p6
Eastman, Philip Dey "P. D.", H
1/13/86 p6, H 1/10/86 [photo]
p6
Ebeling, Valerie A, H 3/1/86 p6, H
2/27/86 p6, H 2/26/86 p6
Eberman, Edwin, H 8/20/86 p6, H
8/18/86 p6
Eblen, Robert Roy, H 8/18/86 p6,
H 8/15/86 p6
Edwards, David, H 10/2/86 p6, H
10/3/86 p6, H 10/4/86 p6, H
10/1/86 p6
Edwards, Elva [Barefield], H
1/7/86 p6, H 1/8/86 p6, H
1/6/86 p6
Egan, Arthur J, H 2/14/86 p6, H
2/13/86 p6
Egan, Mary O'Malley, H 10/15/86
p6, H 10/13/86 p6
Eichberger, John, H 1/7/86 p6, H
1/8/86 p6, H 1/6/86 p6, H
1/10/86 p6
Eisler, Irene S, H 11/1/86 p6, H
10/31/86 p6
Elliot, Joseph Joe Lewis, H
10/21/86 p6, H 10/18/86 p6
Ellis, E. Joseph, H 1/3/86 p6, H
1/6/86 p6, H 1/2/86 p6
Emery, A. Hamilton III, H 3/31/86
p6, H 3/28/86 p6
Emmet, John F, H 10/9/86 p6, H
10/13/86 p6, H 10/10/86 p6
Empey, Marion G. [Murphy], H
5/2/86 p6, H 5/3/86 p6, H
4/29/86 p6
Enright, John L. Sr, H 7/8/86 p6
Epstein, Samuel, H 12/6/86 p6, H
12/4/86 p6
Erickson, Carl Edward, H 6/19/86
p6, H 6/21/86 p6, H 6/18/86
p6
Erickson, Mae E, H 10/9/86 p6, H
10/13/86 p6, H 10/10/86 p6
Erickson, Margaret V, H 2/25/86
p6, H 2/22/86 p6
Ervin, Elizabeth Virginia, H 5/6/86
p6, H 5/7/86 p6, H 5/9/86 p6,
H 5/3/86 p6
Esposito, Grace Maisano, H
6/17/86 p6, H 6/18/86 p6, H
6/20/86 p6, H 6/16/86 p6
Esposito, Veronica Rose
[Yuhasz], H 11/3/86 p6, H
10/31/86 p6
Ettinger, Minerva "Buddie," H
6/23/86 p6, H 6/21/86 p6
Ettlinger, Muriel Serlin, H 5/24/86
p6, H 5/27/86 p6, H 5/23/86
p6
Evan, Joseph A, H 12/3/86 p6, H
12/1/86 p6, H 11/29/86 p6
Evans, Richard R, H 5/13/86 p6,
H 5/12/86 p6
Evans, Robert D, H 5/8/86 p6, H
5/7/86 p6, H 5/10/86 p6
Fairclough, Edward Hall, H
4/28/86 p6, H 4/26/86 p6
Falasca, Anna M. [Czel], H
1/14/86 p6, H 1/13/86 p6
Falcone, Santa L, H 8/4/86 p6, H
8/1/86 p6, H 7/31/86 p6
Falkenberg, Dorothy F, H 2/15/86
p6, H 2/13/86 p6
Falkenthal, Mildred C. [Ely], H
6/6/86 p6, H 6/5/86 p6
Fallet, Ida L. [Vignola], H 8/21/86
p6, H 8/23/86 p6, H 8/20/86
p6
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Fanning, Catherine, H 3/15/86
p6, H 3/13/86 p6
Fannon, Dorothy A, H 4/29/86 p6
Farquhar, Grant S, H 3/21/86 p6,
H 3/22/86 p6, H 3/24/86 p6,
H 3/20/86 p6
Farrell, Richard F, H 1/9/86 p6, H
1/13/86 p6, H 1/10/86 p6
Farrelly, Michael P, H 3/3/86 p6,
H 3/4/86 p6, H 3/6/86 p6, H
3/1/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6
Farrelly, Michael Patrick, H
1/18/86 p6, H 1/21/86 p6, H
1/17/86 p6
Farrington, Irene [Saunders], H
2/6/86 p6, H 2/7/86 p6, H
2/8/86 p6, H 2/5/86 p6, H
2/10/86 p6
Fay, Jean [Preston], H 12/13/86
p6, H 12/15/86 p6, H
12/12/86 p6
Feistel, Elmer E. Jr, H 10/29/86
p6, H 10/27/86 p6
Feldman, Herman, H 1/3/86 p6
Felner, Antoinette Rose
[DePalma], H 4/17/86 p6, H
4/18/86 p6, H 4/21/86 p6, H
4/16/86 p6
Ferland, Charles, H 6/21/86 p6, H
6/19/86 p6
Fernandez, Helen L. [Thompson],
H 12/31/86 p6
Ferri, Minnie [Chariott], H 12/1/86
p6, H 11/26/86 p6, H
11/28/86 p6
Ferris, Robert "Mike," H 4/12/86
p6, H 4/15/86 p6, H 4/11/86
p6
Ferro, Anthony C. Sr, H 7/15/86
p6, H 7/17/86 p6, H 7/14/86
p6
Ferrone, Angela, H 12/15/86 p6,
H 12/17/86 p6, H 12/13/86 p6
Fetter, Emma A, H 3/6/86 p6, H
3/4/86 p6
Finnerty, Catherine Frances, H
3/1/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6, H
2/27/86 p6
Fiore, Mary M. [Coccamo], H
7/29/86 p6, H 7/28/86 p6
Fiorella, Lena J. [Maestro], H
5/14/86 p6, H 5/16/86 p6, H
5/13/86 p6
Fischer, Louis, H 11/10/86 p6
Fischl, Theresia [Wirth], H
10/17/86 p6, H 10/14/86 p6
Fiske, Richard, H 6/9/86 p6, H
6/6/86 p6
Fitch, Frank S. Jr, H 11/12/86 p6,
H 11/14/86 p6, H 11/11/86 p6
Fitzgerald, Eleanor Chariott, H
4/22/86 p6, H 4/24/86 p6, H
4/21/86 p6
Fitzsimons, Alva Hanson, H
3/25/86 p6, H 3/26/86 p6, H
3/27/86 p6, H 3/28/86 p6, H
3/31/86 p6, H 3/24/86 p6
Flaherty, Annie Frances, H 3/3/86
p6, H 3/5/86 p6, H 3/1/86 p6
Flamm, Jeanne [Leaner], H
8/22/86 p6, H 8/25/86 p6, H
8/21/86 p6
Flannigan, Jerome G, H 8/7/86
p6, H 8/8/86 p6, H 8/9/86 p6,
H 8/7/86 p6, H 8/12/86 p6
Fleischer, Kay [Petrone], H
12/23/86 p6, H 12/22/86 p6
Fletcher, Herbert Benjamin, H
8/19/86 p6, H 8/16/86 p6
Flewellyn, George Victor, H
6/27/86 p6, H 6/26/86 p6
Flewellyn, Raymond G, H 2/4/86
p6, H 2/1/86 p6, H 1/31/86
[photo] p6
Flook, Harry E. Jr, H 8/13/86 p6,
H 8/11/86 p6
Florell, Walter, H 10/16/86 p6
Fluet, Dora Bourgault, H 11/12/86
p6, H 11/13/86 p6, H
11/14/86 p6, H 11/11/86 p6
Flynn, Kathleen Marie, H 9/26/86
p6, H 9/25/86 p6
Fodor, Mary A, H 5/7/86 p6, H
5/9/86 p6, H 5/6/86 p6
Foldeak, Anna [Reta], H 5/28/86
p6, H 5/30/86 p6, H 5/27/86
p6
Foley, Edith P. [DiGisi], H 10/1/86
p6, H 9/29/86 p6
Folgiano, August B, H 7/7/86 p6,
H 7/3/86 p6
Fontaine, Ore J, H 3/26/86 p6, H
3/27/86 p6, H 3/28/86 p6, H
3/31/86 p6, H 3/25/86 p6
Fontaine, Willie Lee [Johnson], H
6/20/86 p6, H 6/18/86 p6
Forsberg, Russell W, H 10/7/86
p6, H 10/9/86 p6, H 10/6/86
p6
Fourchtein, Jean W, H 5/2/86 p6
Fox, Margaret Gall, H 10/22/86
p6, H 10/20/86 p6
Fox, Zita, H 5/24/86 p6, H
5/22/86 p6
Fraleigh, Olwyn Neff, H 2/26/86
p6, H 2/27/86 p6, H 2/28/86
p6, H 2/25/86 p6
Fraleigh, Olwynn Neff, H 3/3/86
p6
Francoletti, Julia DeMattia, H
5/8/86 p6, H 5/7/86 p6, H
5/10/86 p6
Frank, George A, H 8/5/86 p6, H
8/2/86 p6
Frankel, Dorothy, H 1/18/86 p6, H
1/16/86 p6
Franklin, Melvin Guy, H 11/20/86
p6, H 11/18/86 p6
Franson, George E, H 12/9/86 p6
Franz, Margaret J. [Kinneavy], H
12/11/86 p6, H 12/12/86 p6,
H 12/10/86 p6
Frate, Emile "Francis," H
12/17/86 p6, H 12/15/86 p6
Frate, Gene, H 6/30/86 p6, H
6/27/86 p6
Fratino, Marion T, H 1/2/86 p6
Fratino, Salvatore, H 11/28/86
p6, H 11/26/86 p6
Frazee, Kermit Leslie, H 4/29/86
p6
Fredette, Louis A, H 5/2/86 p6, H
5/5/86 p6, H 5/1/86 p6
French, Daniel Chester II, H
7/7/86 p6
Frey, Everett Conrad, H 1/20/86
p6, H 1/17/86 p6
Friar, Mary [Haggerty], H 11/8/86
p6, H 11/7/86 p6, H 11/11/86
p6
Fritz, Herbert E, H 9/4/86 p6
Froehlick, Anthony G, H 10/21/86
p6
Frost, Alwine R, H 4/22/86 p6, H
4/19/86 p6
Frost, Fred L. "Pappy," H
10/16/86 p6, H 10/18/86 p6,
H 10/15/86 p6
Frulla, Ethel Fitch, H 5/20/86 p6,
H 5/17/86 p6
Frye, Maye, H 12/1/86 p6, H
12/3/86 p6, H 11/29/86 p6
Fuentes, Adam Louis, H 10/29/86
p6, H 10/28/86 p6
Fuller, Ralph Edward Jr, H
7/14/86 p6, H 7/11/86 p6
Fuller, Robert E, H 1/23/86 p6
Fulton, Helen C, H 2/15/86 p6
Gaffney, George E, H 2/8/86 p6,
H 2/7/86 p6, H 2/10/86 p6
Gaines, Ransom, H 10/22/86 p6,
H 10/24/86 p6, H 10/21/86 p6
Gall, John, H 9/3/86 p6, H
8/30/86 p6, H 8/29/86 p6
Gallagher, Jeanne Smith, H
11/25/86 p6, H 11/22/86 p6
Gallagher, Matthew Francis, H
10/6/86 p6, H 10/3/86 p6
Gallagher, Richard M, H 12/3/86
p6, H 12/1/86 p6
Gallo, Christopher, H 5/7/86 p6,
H 5/5/86 p6
Ganias, Adamandia, H 4/7/86 p6
Garcia, Jessica Lynn, H 2/20/86
p6, H 2/24/86 p6, H 2/21/86
p6
Gardella, Anthony, H 7/3/86 p6,
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Gardella, Thomas J, H 4/15/86
p6, H 4/17/86 p6, H 4/18/86
p6, H 4/14/86 [photo] p6
Gardiner, Kenneth T, H 11/24/86
p6
Gay, Bridgett Unay, H 11/12/86
p6, H 11/13/86 p6, H
11/14/86 p6, H 11/17/86 p6,
H 11/11/86 p6
Geitz, Ernest Willis, H 6/26/86
p6, H 6/24/86 p6
Genuario, Arthur J, H 5/16/86 p6,
H 5/14/86 p6
George, Anthony V, H 11/8/86
p6, H 11/11/86 p6
Gerhard, Sidney, H 1/17/86 p6, H
1/15/86 p6
Gerling, Erna [Syska], H 1/25/86
p6, H 1/23/86 p6
Gerstel, Helen [Merritt], H
3/29/86 p6, H 3/31/86 p6, H
3/28/86 p6
Gerstel, Helen M, H 4/2/86 p6
Gerster, Anton, H 12/19/86 p6
Geyh, Charles P, H 5/14/86 p6, H
5/16/86 p6, H 5/13/86 p6
Gibbs, Sophronia Elizabeth
[Borel], H 9/16/86 p6, H
9/15/86 p6
Giddiens, Wilbert Leon, H
11/18/86 p6
Gilbert, Eliza [Johnson], H
1/22/86 p6, H 1/23/86 p6, H
1/21/86 p6
Gillardi, A. Charles, H 11/12/86
p6, H 11/10/86 p6
Gillardi, Frances [Hartnett], H
2/25/86 p6, H 2/22/86 p6
Gillespie, Helen [Meyer], H
7/26/86 p6, H 7/24/86 p6
Giogia, Mary A, H 5/28/86 p6, H
5/24/86 p6
Giordano, Kaitlin R, H 3/15/86 p6,
H 3/13/86 p6
Giovagnoli, Susan Hahn, H
3/24/86 p6, H 3/21/86 p6
Gisolfi, Olympia M, H 7/23/86 p6,
H 7/21/86 p6
Glanz, Edward C, H 9/30/86 p6,
H 9/27/86 p6
Glod, George F, H 12/16/86 p6
Glynn, Francis Edward, H
3/22/86 p6
Goedeke, Charles E, H 1/25/86
p6, H 1/28/86 p6, H 1/24/86
p6
Goldberg, Bernard, H 1/30/86 p6,
H 1/28/86 p6
Golden, Edward A, H 10/28/86 p6
Goldstein, Alwyn I, H 1/2/86 p6
Gombas, William, H 7/21/86 p6,
H 7/18/86 p6
Goodkind, Irving, H 9/8/86 p6, H
9/10/86 p6
Goodman, Fayalene Decker, H
5/9/86 p6, H 5/7/86 p6
Gordon, Ada [Taylor], H 12/29/86
p6
Gorman, Dorothy C. [Wright], H
4/24/86 p6, H 4/23/86 p6
Gradia, Elsie [Sarno], H 7/9/86
p6, H 7/12/86 p6, H 7/10/86
p6
Gradinette, Diana T, H 3/29/86 p6
Graham, Sterling Bruce, H 7/9/86
p6, H 7/8/86 p6, H 7/11/86 p6
Grandinette, Diana T, H 4/1/86 p6
Grant, Edmund B, H 6/18/86 p6,
H 6/20/86 p6, H 6/17/86 p6
Graveline, Irene B. [Grindrod], H
8/29/86 p6, H 8/27/86 p6
Graves, Mary King Ely, H
11/20/86 p6, H 11/21/86 p6,
H 11/24/86 p6, H 11/19/86 p6
Greco, Albert B. Sr, H 12/17/86
p6, H 12/15/86 p6
Greco, Catherine [Consentino], H
4/8/86 p6, H 4/11/86 p6
Green, George L, H 2/11/86 p6,
H 2/13/86 p6, H 2/10/86 p6
Greenberg, Abraham, H 12/6/86
p6, H 12/4/86 p6
Greenfield, Frederick W. Sr, H
11/26/86 p6, H 11/24/86 p6
Greer, Margaret [Hain], H 8/25/86
p6
Grenz, Naomi A. [Pugh], H
12/16/86 p6
Grieves, Gordon S, H 12/12/86 p6
Griffin, Leona [Ward], H 11/17/86
p6, H 11/14/86 p6
Griffith, Edith Adele [Cooley]
"Edele," H 9/2/86 p6, H
8/29/86 p6, H 8/28/86 p6
Grimshaw, Leita W, H 6/14/86
p6, H 6/16/86 p6, H 6/20/86
p6, H 6/21/86 p6, H 6/23/86
p6, H 6/12/86 [photo] p6
Grossman, Agnes [Pado], H
2/3/86 p6, H 1/31/86 p6
Grumbly, William T, H 10/24/86
p6, H 10/27/86 p6, H
10/23/86 p6
Guarnieri, Lorenzo, H 10/29/86 p6
Guckert, Joan J. Murphy, H
12/8/86 p6, H 12/10/86 p6
Guenin, C. Donald, H 2/13/86 p6,
H 2/12/86 p6
Guerrere, Anthony F, H 8/26/86
p6, H 8/23/86 p6
Guion, Elsie V. [Pell], H 4/9/86
p6, H 4/7/86 p6
Gutkowski, Michael, H 9/12/86
p6, H 9/15/86 p6, H 9/11/86
p6
Haas, Julius Lee, H 6/24/86 p6, H
6/26/86 p6, H 6/23/86 p6
Habicht, Elizabeth, H 4/23/86 p6,
H 4/21/86 p6
Haffner, Anna Segal, H 4/22/86
p6, H 4/21/86 p6
Hager, George A, H 8/7/86 p6, H
8/8/86 p6, H 8/9/86 p6, H
8/6/86 p6
Haims, Harry David, H 4/4/86 p6,
H 4/3/86 p6
Haith, Daisy Miles, H 6/18/86 p6
Halas, Eva B, H 11/12/86 p6, H
11/13/86 p6, H 11/14/86 p6,
H 11/11/86 p6
Halbrecht, Gertrude, H 4/17/86
p6, H 4/16/86 p6
Hale, R. Houston, H 5/5/86 p6, H
5/2/86 p6
Hall, Clara H. [McKeever], H
4/1/86 p6, H 3/29/86 p6, H
3/28/86 p6
Hall, Richard Walkley, H 10/8/86
p6, H 10/9/86 p6, H 10/7/86
p6, H 10/13/86 p6, H
10/10/86 p6
Haller, Margaret Mary, H 11/8/86
p6, H 11/6/86 p6
Hallsted, Ruth Weser, H 6/9/86
p6, H 6/12/86 p6, H 6/13/86
p6, H 6/16/86 p6, H 6/10/86
p6
Hanford, Mary L, H 5/6/86 p6, H
5/3/86 p6
Hann, Althea Cooney, H 6/17/86
p6, H 6/14/86 p6
Hanna, Tessie M, H 7/12/86 p6,
H 7/10/86 p6
Harco, Peter Paul, H 5/16/86 p6
Harding, Margaret Lee
[Cognetta], H 6/3/86 p6, H
5/31/86 p6
Harris, Iris Ramus, H 1/21/86 p6,
H 1/23/86 p6, H 1/20/86 p6
Harris, Marguerite Tjader, H
4/11/86 p6, H 4/14/86 p6, H
4/10/86 p6
Harrison, Doris, H 9/20/86 p6, H
9/19/86 p6
Hartigan, Elizabeth A.
[O'Donnell], H 1/24/86 p6, H
1/27/86 p6, H 1/23/86 p6
Hartman, Mary, H 5/8/86 p6, H
5/7/86 p6, H 5/10/86 p6
Hartmann, Estelle Gallagher, H
10/27/86 p6, H 10/29/86 p6,
H 10/25/86 p6
Hartmuss, Douglas Frederick, H
5/8/86 p6, H 5/6/86 p6
Hartwell, Alice Alida, H 3/18/86
p6, H 3/20/86 p6, H 3/17/86
p6
Hauser, Josephine Evelyn, H
1/7/86 p6, H 1/4/86 p6
Haven, Elmer E, H 7/16/86 p6, H
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Haywood, Wayne Patrick, H
10/16/86 p6, H 10/17/86 p6,
H 10/20/86 p6, H 10/14/86 p6
Heath, Lillian DeCost, H 3/27/86
p6, H 3/25/86 p6
Hefferan, Anna G, H 5/1/86 p6, H
5/5/86 p6, H 5/2/86 p6
Hegert, Nancy Keene, H 11/6/86
p6, H 11/4/86 p6
Heigl, Jason Debus, H 10/3/86
p6, H 10/6/86 p6, H 10/2/86
p6
Heiman, Scott, H 4/2/86 p6
Heimann, Elisa Witte, H 11/12/86
p6, H 11/10/86 p6
Heimann, Scott R, H 3/31/86 p6
Heinbaugh, Mary Liberty
[Barnes], H 5/17/86 p6, H
5/15/86 p6
Hemingway, Julie E. [Murphy], H
5/8/86 p6, H 5/6/86 p6
Hemstead, Norman, H 6/23/86
p6, H 6/24/86 p6, H 6/21/86
p6
Hendrick, Robert Joseph, H
2/26/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6, H
2/25/86 p6
Hergert, Nancy Keene, H
10/28/86 p6
Herman, Alfred A, H 9/9/86 p6, H
9/10/86 p6
Herman, Frederick Fox, H 6/6/86
p6, H 6/4/86 p6
Hershkowitz, Milton, H 5/28/86
p6, H 5/27/86 p6
Hidu, Margaret Ellen, H 4/24/86
p6, H 4/26/86 p6, H 4/23/86
p6, H 4/22/86 p6
High, Thelma [Carlyle], H 9/3/86
p6, H 8/30/86 p6
Hill, Marjorie E. "Mary," H 9/8/86
p6, H 9/10/86 p6
Hills, Arthur Goodwin, H 4/9/86
p6, H 4/7/86 p6, H 4/11/86 p6
Hines, Catherine A. [Deegan], H
3/1/86 p6, H 3/4/86 p6, H
2/28/86 p6
Hinkin, Joanne Nancy, H 1/23/86
p6, H 1/21/86 p6
Hippensteel, Veronica M, H
1/29/86 p6
Hitzrot, Henry W, H 3/24/86 p6, H
3/21/86 p6
Hochberg, Anna, H 12/30/86 p6
Hodgins, Elizabeth, H 1/3/86 p6
Hodgins, Joan F. [Coyle], H
9/30/86 p6, H 10/2/86 p6, H
9/29/86 p6
Hodish, Lena, H 1/2/86 p6
Hofmann, Charles E. Jr, H
3/25/86 p6
Holly, Edwin, H 6/13/86 p6, H
6/16/86 p6, H 6/12/86 p6
Holmes, Beryl Mackley, H
9/16/86 p6, H 9/18/86 p6, H
9/15/86 p6
Hopp, David P, H 8/28/86 p6, H
8/26/86 p6
Horelick, August, H 1/9/86 p6, H
1/7/86 p6
Horelick, Walter M, H 7/11/86 p6,
H 7/14/86 p6, H 7/10/86 p6
Horvath, Joseph, H 8/26/86 p6, H
8/23/86 p6
Housh, David P. Sr, H 10/30/86
p6
Hoyt, Edward C, H 3/28/86 p6, H
3/31/86 p6, H 3/27/86 p6
Hoyt, Joseph E, H 2/7/86 p6, H
2/6/86 p6, H 2/10/86 p6
Hoyt, Julia Gall, H 8/8/86 p6, H
8/11/86 p6
Hrbek, Anton S. Sr, H 3/25/86 p6,
H 3/27/86 p6, H 3/24/86 p6
Hudson, Adelaide [Poor], H
11/5/86 p6, H 11/8/86 p6, H
11/3/86 p6, H 11/11/86 p6, H
11/13/86 p6, H 11/10/86 p6
Hullette, Ann Tamburrino, H
8/28/86 p6, H 8/26/86 p6
Hulse, Muriel [Anderson], H
4/2/86 p6, H 3/31/86 p6
Hulsey, Raymond A, H 4/24/86 p6
Hunt, Charles F, H 2/28/86 p6, H
2/27/86 p6
Hunt, George L, H 11/22/86 p6, H
11/24/86 p6, H 11/21/86 p6
Hunter, Hays M, H 3/6/86 p6, H
3/7/86 p6, H 3/8/86 p6, H
3/5/86 p6, H 3/10/86 p6
Hunter, Shirley Wesley, H
9/20/86 p6, H 9/24/86 p6, H
9/19/86 p6
Hurst, Carl P, H 11/25/86 p6, H
11/22/86 p6
Hutchinson, Mary S. [O'Neill], H
4/23/86 p6, H 4/25/86 p6, H
4/22/86 p6
Hutton, Joseph Richard, H
11/24/86 p6
Hyatt, Florence, H 11/4/86 p6, H
11/6/86 p6, H 11/3/86 p6
Hydes, Lillie M. [Bowers], H
9/20/86 p6, H 9/22/86 p6, H
9/19/86 p6
Hylen, Henry W, H 4/26/86 p6, H
4/29/86 p6, H 4/25/86 p6
Iaizzi, Margaret R. [DeRosa], H
1/22/86 p6, H 1/20/86 p6
Iannazzo, Antonio "Anthony," H
4/1/86 p6, H 3/29/86 p6, H
3/28/86 p6, H 3/27/86 p6
Iliff, Carrie [Swisher], H 1/11/86
p6, H 1/15/86 p6, H 1/13/86
p6
Indelkof, Elizabeth S.
[McWilliams], H 6/12/86 p6,
H 6/14/86 p6, H 6/11/86 p6
Ingham, Jeanne H, H 11/5/86 p6,
H 11/3/86 p6
Ivancevic, Erna Jane [Michel], H
3/8/86 p6, H 3/5/86 p6
Jachimczyk, Mary Wozny, H
7/18/86 p6, H 7/21/86 p6, H
7/17/86 p6
Janda, Glen, H 10/2/86 p6
Janes, Mabel C, H 10/23/86 p6
Janssens, Leon P, H 4/16/86 p6,
H 4/14/86 p6
Javery, Henrietta G, H 5/21/86
p6, H 5/19/86 p6
Jennings, George S. Sr, H
10/14/86 p6
Jennings, Marion [Allen], H
8/2/86 p6, H 7/31/86 p6
Jenny, Myron "Mike," H 8/5/86
p6, H 8/7/86 p6, H 8/4/86 p6
Jensen, Harry J, H 12/16/86 p6,
H 12/18/86 p6, H 12/15/86 p6
Jerusavage, Frank J, H 5/28/86
p6, H 5/30/86 p6, H 5/27/86
p6
Jobin, Louis E, H 12/30/86 p6, H
12/29/86 p6
Johanson, Glendavere, H 9/16/86
p6, H 9/13/86 p6
Johnson, Edwin F. "Skip," H
9/26/86 p6, H 9/27/86 p6, H
9/30/86 p6, H 9/25/86 [photo]
p6
Johnson, Henry L, H 5/7/86 p6
Johnson, Julie Fairfield, H 4/5/86
p6, H 4/7/86 p6, H 4/4/86 p6,
H 4/10/86 p6
Johnson, Kathleen Lago, H
5/12/86 p6
Johnston, Bonnie [Hill], H 11/3/86
p6, H 10/30/86 p6, H
10/31/86 p6, H 10/29/86 p6,
H 10/28/86 p6
Jones, Edith S. [Grawrock], H
1/31/86 p6, H 1/29/86 p6
Jones, Florence Louise, H 2/3/86
p6, H 2/1/86 p6
Jordan, Mattie Green, H 4/16/86
p6, H 4/17/86 p6, H 4/18/86
p6, H 4/21/86 p6, H 4/15/86
p6
Joseloff, Viola, H 11/25/86 p6, H
11/28/86 p6, H 11/24/86 p6
Kaldon, Stella [Pieloch], H
6/14/86 p6
Kaminski, Mary Rosa, H 8/16/86
p6, H 8/19/86 p6, H 8/15/86
p6
Kantor, Paul, H 10/27/86 p6
Kaplan, Joseph, H 7/22/86 p6, H
7/21/86 p6
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Kasofsky, Rose, H 3/15/86 p6, H
3/14/86 p6
Katz, Sylvia [Bernstein], H
4/30/86 p6, H 4/29/86 p6
Kay, Lois [Fitch], H 6/2/86 p6, H
5/29/86 p6
Kelley, Elizabeth, H 11/4/86 p6, H
11/1/86 p6, H 10/31/86 p6
Kelley, Peter D, H 6/5/86 p6, H
6/3/86 p6
Kelly, Joseph L, H 9/24/86 p6, H
9/26/86 p6, H 9/23/86 p6
Kelly, Robert Franklin, H 3/3/86
p6, H 3/5/86 p6, H 3/1/86 p6
Kelly, Saki Hunter, H 4/25/86 p6,
H 4/23/86 p6
Kelly, Sean M, H 8/9/86 p6, H
8/11/86 p6
Kelsey, Alice V, H 12/17/86 p6, H
12/16/86 p6
Kemball-Cook, Denis B, H 2/1/86
p6
Kendall, Frances F. [Creighton],
H 1/20/86 p6, H 1/22/86 p6,
H 1/18/86 p6
Kenefic, Joseph F, H 7/9/86 p6,
H 7/8/86 p6, H 7/11/86 p6
Kennedy, Teresa, H 11/17/86 p6
Kennefick, Frances A, H 1/30/86
p6, H 1/28/86 p6
Kenny, Thomas W, H 1/28/86 p6
Kent, Cheryl [Steinmetz], H
8/18/86 p6, H 8/14/86 p6
Kepes, Julius, H 12/24/86 p6, H
12/22/86 p6
Kern, Veronica [Collins], H
6/19/86 p6, H 6/21/86 p6, H
6/18/86 p6
Keyes, Robert Cathcart Sr, H
6/17/86 p6
Khachadoorian, Jack, H 10/6/86
p6
Kiasky, Beatrice "Brigid," H
4/8/86 p6, H 4/10/86 p6
Kilbourn, Clara Kent, H 9/2/86 p6,
H 8/27/86 p6, H 8/29/86 p6,
H 8/26/86 p6
Kimmick, Herman H, H 9/26/86
p6, H 9/29/86 p6, H 9/25/86
p6
Kingsley, Francis Gerard, H
1/14/86 [photo] p6
Kirmayer, Helen [Sculley], H
4/4/86 p6, H 4/7/86 p6, H
4/1/86 p6, H 3/27/86 p6, H
3/28/86 p6, H 3/29/86 p6, H
3/31/86 p6, H 3/26/86 p6
Kish, Jennie L, H 5/3/86 p6, H
5/6/86 p6, H 5/2/86 p6
Kish, Sadie B, H 4/19/86 p6, H
4/17/86 p6
Kisken, Elizabeth, H 2/5/86 p6, H
2/3/86 p6
Kitt, Frederick Jr, H 1/2/86 p6
Knight, Eva B. [Lawson], H 3/1/86
p6, H 3/4/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6
Knobel, Arnold M, H 10/16/86 p6
Knowles, Carl, H 10/21/86 p6, H
10/18/86 p6
Koellmer, Randall Scott, H
12/15/86 p6
Koenig, Carl, H 7/2/86 p6, H
7/3/86 p6, H 7/5/86 p6, H
7/1/86 p6, H 6/30/86 p6
Koerner, Regina, H 3/6/86 p6, H
3/4/86 p6
Kogen, David H, H 2/15/86 p6, H
2/14/86 p6
Kohler, Kathryn L, H 3/14/86 p6,
H 3/13/86 p6
Kohorn, Rebecca, H 8/30/86 p6
Koleszar, Anna [Peters], H 4/5/86
p6, H 4/2/86 p6
Koletsos, Vasiliki, H 4/1/86 p6, H
3/28/86 p6, H 3/29/86 p6, H
3/27/86 p6
Komar, Mary J, H 9/26/86 p6, H
9/29/86 p6, H 9/25/86 p6
Korszniak, Henry, H 1/2/86 p6
Kovacs, Edith Frisbie, H 4/14/86
p6, H 4/12/86 p6
Kowalsky, John, H 11/22/86 p6,
H 11/25/86 p6, H 11/21/86 p6
Kozlowski, Mary, H 8/4/86 p6
Kramer, Flora B. [Harrison], H
5/9/86 p6, H 5/12/86 p6
Kretschman, Roy Diedrich, H
2/15/86 p6, H 2/18/86 p6, H
2/14/86 p6
Kritzer, Annette, H 2/1/86 p6, H
1/30/86 p6, H 1/29/86 p6
Krueger, Elizabeth M, H 12/18/86
p6, H 12/19/86 p6, H
12/22/86 p6, H 12/17/86 p6
Kulikowski, Frank P, H 12/24/86
p6, H 12/27/86 p6, H
12/23/86 p6
Kupidlowski, Chester, H 5/16/86
p6, H 5/19/86 p6, H 5/15/86
p6
Kurimai, Stephen Sr, H 1/21/86
p6, H 1/23/86 p6, H 1/20/86
p6
Kurth, Wilhelmina [Campbell], H
9/23/86 p6, H 9/25/86 p6, H
9/22/86 p6
Kvance, Alice C, H 1/14/86 p6, H
1/16/86 p6, H 1/13/86 p6
Kydes, Andrew C, H 2/4/86 p6, H
2/6/86 p6, H 2/3/86 p6
Lagano, Joseph A, H 8/1/86 p6,
H 7/30/86 p6, H 7/29/86 p6
LaGrange, Donald T, H 2/1/86
p6, H 1/30/86 p6
Lamb, Doughlas R, H 1/3/86 p6
Lamont, Elizabeth Carrington
Brown, H 10/21/86 p6, H
10/18/86 p6
Lanefski, John Paul, H 5/29/86
p6, H 5/31/86 p6, H 5/28/86
p6
Lang, Donn G, H 3/5/86 p6, H
3/3/86 p6
Lanzara, Robert V, H 3/28/86 p6,
H 3/31/86 p6, H 3/27/86 p6
Lapak, Pearl [Burkley], H
10/27/86 p6, H 10/24/86 p6
Lapolla, Charles J. Jr, H 4/15/86
p6, H 4/16/86 p6, H 4/18/86
p6, H 4/25/86 p6
LaRacca, Philip, H 11/8/86 p6, H
11/10/86 p6
Larney, Patrick H, H 5/9/86 p6
LaRose, Conrad "Coney," H
4/23/86 p6, H 4/25/86 p6, H
4/22/86 p6
Laszlo, Joseph, H 3/3/86 p6, H
3/1/86 p6, H 2/27/86 p6
Laudadio, Joseph, H 11/12/86 p6
Lauterback, Mary [Knoedler], H
7/1/86 p6, H 6/28/86 p6
Lavin, Mark, H 11/8/86 p6, H
11/11/86 p6, H 11/10/86 p6
Lawrence, Alfred G, H 1/7/86 p6,
H 1/6/86 p6
Lawrence, John J, H 10/6/86 p6
Layden, Florence M, H 5/19/86
p6, H 5/21/86 p6, H 5/17/86
p6
Lazar, Jason Alexander, H
11/22/86 p6, H 11/20/86 p6
Lazaridis, Kiriaki, H 11/13/86 p6,
H 11/15/86 p6, H 11/12/86 p6
Leach, Mary Irwin, H 12/16/86 p6
Leas, John W. Jr, H 5/8/86 p6, H
5/7/86 p6, H 5/10/86 p6
LeBoeuf, George A, H 4/29/86 p6
Lee, Elizabeth D, H 3/19/86 p6, H
3/17/86 p6
Lee, Helen J. [Eleck], H 12/29/86
p6, H 12/31/86 p6, H
12/17/86 p6
Lees, Willard A, H 7/25/86 p6
Leitao, Manuel, H 10/10/86 p6
LeMay, Ernest L, H 7/5/86 p6
Lepore, Frank T, H 8/6/86 p6
Lepore, Michael S, H 12/17/86
p6, H 12/15/86 p6
Leroux, Geoffrey, H 4/21/86 p6,
H 4/22/86 p6, H 4/19/86 p6
LeSchack, Selma [Kamisky], H
9/27/86 p6, H 9/29/86 p6, H
9/26/86 p6
Leue, Eleonor Bruhn, H 9/17/86
p6, H 9/15/86 p6
Levers, Gertrude A. [Burrow], H
2/24/86 p6, H 2/27/86 p6, H
2/25/86 p6
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Levesque, Margaret [Toth], H
4/22/86 p6, H 4/19/86 p6, H
4/18/86 p6
Levin, Susann I. [Surovy], H
1/9/86 p6
Levine, Herman, H 5/29/86 p6, H
5/27/86 p6
Levinson, Gene E, H 9/9/86 p6, H
9/11/86 p6
Levy, Gertrude [Bernhard], H
3/28/86 p6, H 3/27/86 p6
Lewis, Helen V. [Kulesca], H
10/24/86 p6, H 10/22/86 p6
Lewis, Marie J. [Caruso], H
3/12/86 p6, H 3/10/86 p6
Libresco, Iris, H 5/23/86 p6
Libuha, John Joseph, H 6/3/86
p6, H 5/31/86 p6, H 5/30/86
p6
Lichter, Joseph A, H 11/15/86 p6,
H 11/17/86 p6, H 11/14/86 p6
Liebreich, Herman, H 2/7/86 p6,
H 2/5/86 p6
Lindhammer, Emma Herd, H
8/7/86 p6, H 8/9/86 p6, H
8/6/86 p6
Lindquist, Elizabeth, H 10/2/86 p6
Lindsay, Maxine Lewis, H 5/5/86
p6
Linton, Donald Lowry, H 9/29/86
p6, H 9/30/86 p6, H 10/2/86
p6
Lipira, Fannie, H 5/3/86 p6, H
5/1/86 p6, H 4/30/86 p6, H
4/29/86 p6
Lirette, Olive M. [Leblanc], H
11/14/86 p6, H 11/17/86 p6,
H 11/13/86 p6
Litsky, Freda, H 2/19/86 p6, H
2/18/86 p6
Livecchi, Damien "Dom," H
4/1/86 p6
Lockwood, Alice Hull, H 8/2/86
p6, H 8/5/86 p6, H 8/1/86 p6
Lockwood, Elsa L, H 10/13/86 p6,
H 10/10/86 p6
Lockwood, Hazel W. [Farr], H
1/15/86 p6, H 1/13/86 p6
Lockwood, Peter Francis, H
9/3/86 p6, H 9/2/86 p6
Lodato, Angela, H 3/18/86 p6, H
3/15/86 p6
Lodes, Marjorie Myers, H
10/28/86 p6, H 10/30/86 p6,
H 10/27/86 p6
Lofton, Edward Sr, H 3/6/86 p6,
H 3/7/86 p6, H 3/5/86 p6
Lombard, Virginia Pemburn, H
5/9/86 p6, H 5/13/86 p6, H
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Lombardi, Mariana, H 12/17/86
p6, H 12/19/86 p6, H
12/16/86 p6
Lonchak, Marie A. [DiSesa], H
12/27/86 p6, H 12/30/86 p6,
H 12/26/86 p6
Long, A. Katharine, H 1/18/86 p6,
H 1/16/86 p6
Long, Blair Clayton, H 6/21/86
p6, H 6/19/86 p6
Long, Richard W, H 3/12/86 p6,
H 3/10/86 p6
Lopas, Casimar, H 1/22/86 p6, H
1/24/86 p6, H 1/21/86 p6
Loubet, Albert E, H 2/18/86 p6, H
2/14/86 p6
Loudon, Theresa Luella
[Hartwell], H 5/9/86 p6, H
5/12/86 p6, H 5/14/86 p6, H
5/10/86 p6
Loughman, Gerald, H 3/18/86 p6,
H 3/17/86 p6
Louis, Jean Daniel, H 11/26/86
p6, H 11/29/86 p6, H
11/25/86 p6
Lovas, Stephen, H 1/29/86 p6, H
1/28/86 p6
Lowry, Renaldo "Bobby," H
4/25/86 p6, H 4/23/86 p6
Lucas, Barbara [Czako] "Bertha,"
H 10/27/86 p6
Lucas, Dorothy Elise [Siess], H
2/20/86 p6, H 2/19/86 p6
Lucey, David, H 1/2/86 p6
Lundberg, Martha M, H 9/2/86 p6
Lusebrink, Herman Joseph Jr, H
6/18/86 p6, H 6/20/86 p6, H
6/17/86 p6
Luther, Ellsworth Russell, H
12/3/86 p6, H 12/5/86 p6, H
12/2/86 p6
Lyon, Jack Jerome, H 2/11/86 p6
Lyons, Mae M. [Teefy], H 3/17/86
p6, H 3/14/86 p6
MacDonald, Norman A, H
3/18/86 p6, H 3/15/86 p6
Machyowsky, Anna [Chomiak], H
5/2/86 p6, H 4/29/86 p6, H
4/30/86 p6, H 4/28/86 p6, H
4/26/86 p6
Mackin, John A, H 10/16/86 p6
MacLear, Charlotte G, H 3/8/86
p6
Macleod, Anthony Macauley, H
8/2/86 p6, H 7/30/86 p6
Maddock, Katherine [Vannart], H
3/11/86 p6, H 3/13/86 p6, H
3/10/86 p6
Madore, Eldridge S, H 3/6/86 p6,
H 3/4/86 p6
Maerowitz, Julius, H 8/8/86 p6, H
8/6/86 p6
Maestri, Frederick A, H 2/11/86
p6, H 2/12/86 p6, H 2/14/86
p6, H 2/10/86 p6
Maestro, Lena Basone, H 8/13/86
p6, H 8/15/86 p6, H 8/12/86
p6
Magliola, Raymond B, H 9/17/86
p6, H 9/15/86 p6
Magruder, Decker Beard, H
2/21/86 p6, H 2/20/86 p6
Maher, Loretta A, H 7/7/86 p6, H
7/3/86 p6
Makosky, Albert Henry, H
12/15/86 p6, H 12/17/86 p6,
H 12/13/86 p6
Makowsky, Louis Adam, H 2/7/86
p6
Maleski, Susan, H 3/24/86 p6, H
3/21/86 p6
Mandl, Malvin [Kellner], H 1/3/86
p6, H 1/2/86 p6
Mangler, Luella May [Martin], H
11/19/86 p6, H 11/22/86 p6,
H 11/20/86 p6
Mantia, Concetta, H 2/14/86 p6,
H 2/18/86 p6, H 2/13/86 p6
Manzi, Anthony Nicholas, H
10/14/86 p6, H 10/13/86 p6
Manzi, Lauretta Beaulieu, H
8/19/86 p6, H 8/16/86 p6
Marcett, Mildred E, H 12/2/86 p6,
H 12/3/86 p6, H 12/4/86 p6,
H 12/5/86 p6, H 12/8/86 p6,
H 12/1/86 p6
Marini, Sante, H 7/18/86 p6, H
7/21/86 p6, H 7/17/86 p6
Marinozzi, Rosina Petrocelli, H
2/3/86 p6, H 1/30/86 p6
Mariscal, Pedro, H 6/3/86 p6, H
6/4/86 p6, H 6/6/86 p6, H
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Marsan, Antoinette [Gauthier], H
7/29/86 p6, H 7/31/86 p6, H
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Martin, Barbara A. Stevens, H
4/7/86 p6, H 4/9/86 p6, H
4/8/86 p6, H 4/11/86 p6
Martin, Martha Bley, H 12/11/86
p6, H 12/12/86 p6, H
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Martineau, Philip G, H 1/16/86
p6, H 1/18/86 p6, H 1/15/86
p6
Martini, Ann P. [Apster], H
8/28/86 p6, H 8/25/86 p6
Martino, Angelina M. [Ciancullo],
H 10/24/86 p6, H 10/27/86
p6, H 10/23/86 p6
Marvin, David G, H 4/19/86 p6, H
4/21/86 p6, H 4/22/86 p6, H
4/24/86 p6, H 4/18/86 p6
Masi, Pasquale J. "Patsy," H
11/21/86 p6, H 11/24/86 p6,
H 11/20/86 p6
Masiello, Mary, H 9/9/86 p6, H
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Maslowski, Kathryn I. Burr, H
6/9/86 p6, H 6/2/86 p6, H
6/13/86 p6, H 6/16/86 p6, H
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Masselink, Richard M, H 8/8/86
p6, H 8/9/86 p6, H 8/7/86 p6
Mastrangelo, Costanzo, H
4/16/86 p6, H 4/18/86 p6, H
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Mastropietro, Nicholas
"Broadway," H 6/3/86 p6, H
6/5/86 p6, H 6/2/86 p6
Mathewson, Stella Bunnell, H
4/7/86 p6
Matthews, Anna [Anderson]
"Helen," H 5/9/86 p6, H
5/7/86 p6, H 5/12/86 p6
Mayer, Mona Margaret [Wolfe], H
7/3/86 p6, H 7/5/86 p6, H
7/8/86 p6, H 7/2/86 p6
McBrinn, William "Billy," H
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McCahon, Edith [Ambrose], H
6/5/86 p6, H 6/7/86 p6, H
6/4/86 p6
McCammon, Claude F, H 6/23/86
p6, H 6/25/86 p6, H 6/21/86
p6
McCarthy, Ella O, H 3/17/86 p6,
H 3/18/86 p6, H 3/15/86 p6
McCarthy, James Patrick, H
10/21/86 p6, H 10/23/86 p6,
H 10/20/86 p6
McCauley, John "Jack," H
10/15/86 p6, H 10/13/86 p6
McCleery, Iva Fay, H 3/5/86 p6,
H 3/6/86 p6, H 3/8/86 p6, H
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McCready, James Coley Jr, H
4/8/86 p6, H 4/9/86 p6, H
4/7/86 p6
McCutcheon, Juliette J, H
10/20/86 p6, H 10/17/86 p6
McDermott, Patricia Ann
[Schuster], H 12/17/86 p6, H
12/19/86 p6, H 12/16/86 p6
McDonald, Gloria, H 2/19/86 p6,
H 2/15/86 p6
McFadden, Roger Sr, H 2/8/86
p6, H 2/11/86 p6, H 2/13/86
p6, H 2/10/86 p6
McGann, William J, H 8/9/86 p6,
H 8/8/86 p6, H 8/12/86 p6
McLean, Robert E, H 7/1/86 p6
McManus, Kevin G, H 11/13/86
p6, H 11/15/86 p6, H
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McNamara, James T, H 9/8/86
p6, H 9/5/86 p6
McNamara, Margaret [Amen], H
12/30/86 p6
McQuillan, Edward Thomas, H
5/12/86 p6, H 5/14/86 p6, H
5/10/86 p6
Mead, James E, H 11/11/86 p6,
H 11/13/86 p6, H 11/10/86 p6
Mead, Thomas E, H 10/29/86 p6,
H 10/27/86 p6
Meahan, Richard W, H 7/9/86 p6,
H 7/12/86 p6, H 7/10/86 p6
Meath, Albert Wylie, H 2/18/86 p6
Melfi, Dorothy [Hoffman], H
7/15/86 p6
Meno, Nellie Vitti, H 1/27/86 p6,
H 1/24/86 p6
Merwin, Timothy T. Jr, H
10/21/86 p6
Meulendyke, Samuel L, H 9/2/86
p6, H 9/12/86 p6, H 9/15/86
p6, H 9/11/86 p6
Meyer, Margaret [McGrath], H
4/14/86 p6, H 4/16/86 p6, H
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Meyer, Sidney, H 6/11/86 p6, H
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Mezzo, Ernest Edward, H 3/4/86
p6, H 3/6/86 p6, H 3/3/86 p6
Miano, Joseph, H 12/27/86 p6, H
12/24/86 p6
Middlebrook, Farnham D, H
7/1/86 p6
Middleton, Helen DeForest
[Jones], H 11/14/86 p6, H
11/15/86 p6, H 11/18/86 p6,
H 10/21/86 p6
Miklos, Susan E, H 7/7/86 p6, H
7/3/86 p6
Milano, Mary Nicky, H 10/20/86
p6, H 10/17/86 p6
Miles, Kathryn [Smith], H 7/24/86
p6, H 7/25/86 p6, H 7/28/86
p6, H 7/23/86 p6
Millard, Anne Hughes, H
11/28/86 p6, H 11/25/86 p6
Miller, Elizabeth Barbara, H
4/12/86 p6, H 4/10/86 p6
Miller, Georgia Lois [Jackson], H
1/17/86 p6, H 1/20/86 p6, H
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Miller, Ida Friedman, H 8/19/86
p6, H 8/16/86 p6
Miller, Otto K, H 2/18/86 p6, H
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Milligan, Roswell B. Jr, H 1/8/86
p6, H 1/7/86 p6, H 1/10/86 p6
Mills, Dorothy H, H 1/2/86 p6
Mills, Frank Edward Sr, H 9/30/86
p6, H 10/2/86 p6, H 9/29/86
p6
Mills, Harry J. Jr, H 10/22/86 p6,
H 10/24/86 p6, H 10/21/86 p6
Mills, Lillian M, H 5/8/86 p6
Mills, Murray Bud Sr, H 1/23/86
p6, H 1/24/86 p6, H 1/27/86
p6, H 1/22/86 p6
Minniti, Emilia, H 1/4/86 p6, H
1/2/86 p6
Minoff, Shirley [Norman], H
7/8/86 p6
Miro, Donald E, H 10/28/86 p6, H
10/30/86 p6, H 10/27/86 p6
Moccia, Elena Morsa, H 7/9/86
p6, H 7/12/86 p6, H 7/10/86
p6
Mockler, Gladys Tierney, H
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Mohr, Grace, H 12/31/86 p6, H
12/30/86 p6
Mola, James B. Sr, H 12/19/86
p6, H 12/22/86 p6, H
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Molina, Efrain, H 4/12/86 p6, H
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Mollenhauer, Frank John, H
2/7/86 p6, H 2/22/86 p6, H
2/24/86 p6, H 2/25/86 p6, H
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Molloy, George M, H 10/22/86
p6, H 10/20/86 p6
Monahan, James William, H
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Monroe, Karen L. [Barnes], H
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Montana, Vincent J, H 1/3/86 p6,
H 1/6/86 p6, H 1/2/86 p6
Moore, E. Lillian [Gehr], H
1/29/86 p6, H 1/27/86 p6
Moore, Maureen [Baird], H
11/4/86 p6, H 11/6/86 p6, H
11/3/86 p6
Moran, Alice [Laux], H 8/15/86
p6, H 8/13/86 p6
Moreland, William Dawson Jr, H
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p6
Morgan, Winifred Beed, H
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Moriarty, William Albert, H
10/3/86 p6, H 10/6/86 p6, H
10/2/86 [photo] p6
Morrell, Gladys [Brown], H
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Morris, Marjorie Dickie, H 11/5/86
p6
Morrison, Edward J, H 4/25/86
p6, H 4/23/86 p6
Morrissette, Alcide, H 9/17/86 p6
Morrone, Lillian A. [Vena], H
7/3/86 p6, H 7/7/86 p6, H
7/2/86 p6
Moskowitz, Rose, H 11/8/86 p6
Motley, Michael Jerome, H
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Mozer, Edward E, H 4/29/86 p6,
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Munchoff, Monte, H 2/14/86 p6,
H 2/18/86 p6, H 2/13/86 p6
Muoio, Irene A. Wilson [Horvath],
H 3/3/86 p6, H 2/28/86 p6, H
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Murphy, Florence Keely, H 1/8/86
p6, H 1/6/86 p6
Murphy, Johanna [Corridan], H
9/25/86 p6, H 9/27/86 p6, H
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Murray, Florence Kern, H 2/19/86
p6
Murray, Kenneth B, H 9/24/86 p6
Murtagh, Anna J, H 4/9/86 p6, H
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Myers, Angelina Fennili, H
11/20/86 p6, H 11/22/86 p6,
H 11/19/86 p6
Naef, Dorothea James, H 9/2/86
p6
Nagy, Camille Muro, H 8/20/86
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Nails, Alfred Gregory, H 6/7/86
p6, H 6/6/86 p6, H 6/10/86 p6
Nair, Govindan P, H 5/29/86 p6,
H 5/27/86 p6
Nameth, Viola I, H 2/19/86 p6, H
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Napoleon, Theresa [Bartek], H
7/22/86 p6, H 7/24/86 p6, H
7/21/86 p6
Napoleone, Salvatore, H 5/2/86
p6, H 4/30/86 p6, H 4/29/86
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Nault, Elphege Edgar, H 4/3/86
p6, H 4/5/86 p6, H 4/2/86 p6
Neiley, Mary Adeline, H 1/11/86
p6, H 1/14/86 p6, H 1/10/86
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Neiman, Peter, H 6/27/86 p6, H
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Newman, Cecil E, H 11/17/86 p6,
H 11/14/86 p6
Newman, Mark Anthony, H
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Nunzarro, Zuleme, H 3/20/86 p6,
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Nytvedt, Ruth Bennett, H 4/3/86
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[Toweyroddy], H 12/31/86
p6, H 12/29/86 p6
Oakes, Cora [Sampson], H
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Oakes, Lester T. "Ted," H
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Obringer, Richard F, H 12/3/86
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Ogden, Faith N, H 9/11/86 p6
Olive, Karen C. [Gerbert], H
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Oliverson, Elin F. [Eagerstrom], H
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p6, H 3/7/86 p6, H 3/4/86 p6
Olmstead, Dorothy, H 12/3/86 p6,
H 12/1/86 p6
Olmstead, Hazel [Butler], H
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Olmstead, Hazel Butler, H
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Oltmann, Hans H, H 6/19/86 p6,
H 6/17/86 p6
Onaitis, Clement P, H 10/31/86
p6, H 10/29/86 p6
Onaitis, Ethel Rauscher "Daisy,"
H 6/30/86 p6
Oravez, Nellie Bibby, H 8/22/86
p6, H 8/25/86 p6, H 7/10/86
p6, H 7/11/86 p6, H 7/14/86
p6, H 8/21/86 p6
Orlins, Max, H 11/8/86 p6, H
11/11/86 p6
Orr, Russell A. Jr, H 11/13/86 p6
Osad, Alexander, H 2/6/86 p6, H
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Osborn, Emma, H 6/14/86 p6, H
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Osvay, Elsie Zackrison, H
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Overton, Willis F, H 5/16/86 p6, H
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Paladino, Phyllis [Mocciola], H
6/9/86 p6, H 6/7/86 p6, H
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Palmer, Benjamin, H 4/3/86 p6, H
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Palmer, Frank T. Jr, H 11/5/86
p6, H 11/7/86 p6, H 11/4/86
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Palmer, Richard A, H 3/1/86 p6,
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Palumbo, Emily A, H 10/20/86
p6, H 10/17/86 p6
Papageorge, Fanny, H 1/28/86
p6, H 1/30/86 p6, H 1/27/86
p6
Parady, Alton W, H 9/9/86 p6, H
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Parisi, Philip A. Sr, H 1/16/86 p6,
H 1/18/86 p6, H 1/15/86 p6
Parker, Robert B, H 2/11/86 p6
Parker, Veronica [Hyatt] "Vera,"
H 11/11/86 p6, H 11/13/86
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Parks, George M, H 3/28/86 p6
Parrillo, Marie V, H 7/1/86 p6, H
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Parris, Louise Emma [Clarke], H
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Pascarelli, Robert C, H 11/19/86
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Paschal, Mother Mary Carton, H
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Pasko, Eva [Vadas], H 1/20/86 p6
Pastore, Angelo, H 4/29/86 p6, H
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Patalano, Maria Giovanni, H
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Patterson, James D, H 4/22/86
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Paulding, Janet Priscilla [Taylor],
H 8/9/86 p6, H 8/12/86 p6
Payne, Augusta Bell [Kasey], H
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Pazik, Katherine Stockmal, H
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Pearson, Anna [Olson], H
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Petrillo, Cesar R, H 2/15/86 p6
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H 10/30/86 p6
Pizzano, Edna L. [Dornheimer], H
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Pleister, Mae [Burkhart], H
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Poltrek, Anna E. [Smith], H
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Porter, Annette C. Barrett
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Potter, Jenny, H 5/12/86 p6
Potter, Mabel Gray [Pedder], H
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7/9/86 p6, H 7/5/86 p6, H
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Powell, Sallie A, H 7/29/86 p6, H
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p6
Preble, Howard W, H 8/25/86 p6
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H 11/5/86 p6
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Punzelt, George Jr, H 1/14/86 p6,
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Purdie, Julius Earl, H 6/25/86 p6,
H 6/27/86 p6, H 6/24/86 p6
Pustari, Bertha [Sterc], H 5/8/86
p6, H 5/10/86 p6
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p6
Quinn, Ellen E, H 4/3/86 p6, H
4/4/86 p6, H 4/7/86 p6, H
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Rabinowitz, Jean, H 11/12/86 p6
Rader, Earline R. [Young], H
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Raggio, Anna [Adamo], H 3/4/86
p6, H 3/6/86 p6, H 3/3/86 p6
Ramirez, Ramon A, H 12/26/86
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Ramsay, Robert, H 5/3/86 p6
Rappaport, Belle [Rosen], H
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Rasch, Jonathan Matthew, H
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Rawles, Bernette Verna Bacon,
H 7/1/86 p6, H 6/27/86 p6, H
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p6
Rawles, Louis Clifton, H 1/28/86
p6, H 1/30/86 p6, H 1/27/86
p6
Ray, Reginald W. Sr, H 5/21/86
p6, H 5/23/86 p6, H 5/27/86
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Raymond, John, H 2/1/86 p6, H
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Raymond, Tina M, H 5/6/86 p6, H
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Reardon, Lillian O. [Dominick], H
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Reasoner, Kathleen Carroll, H
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Regan, William F, H 4/10/86 p6
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Renton, C. Elwood, H 3/22/86 p6,
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Resnick, Lenore [Popkin], H
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Reyes, Jay, H 10/23/86 p6, H
10/24/86 p6, H 10/27/86 p6,
H 10/22/86 p6
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Reynolds, Georgiana J.
[Skinner], H 12/17/86 p6, H
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Riccoboni, Lloyd J, H 7/9/86 p6,
H 7/11/86 p6, H 7/10/86 p6
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Richards, Barbara Tyler, H
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Richardson, Clinton, H 1/22/86
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Richmond, Viola R. [Baker], H
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Richter, Emily [Fruhauf], H
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Rickel, John Howard, H 4/1/86
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Rickert, Catherine M, H 9/27/86
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Ridolfi, Augusta C. [Esposti], H
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Rilling, Catherine [Kelley], H
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Ring, Annice [Ellis], H 3/1/86 p6
Riss, Milton J, H 5/7/86 p6
Risteen, Richard J, H 10/22/86
p6, H 10/20/86 p6
Ritz, Anna [Popp], H 7/8/86 p6
Ritz, Henry O, H 1/25/86 p6
Ritzo, Anthony E, H 8/22/86 p6,
H 8/25/86 p6, H 8/21/86 p6
Rivkind, Mildred [Beges], H
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Roach, Ruby Kathleen, H 5/8/86
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Robinson, Herbert S, H 12/12/86
p6
Robinson, Vivien F. [Bullard], H
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Romano, Pasquale L. "Pat," H
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Romanos, Betty Clark, H
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Sacrider, Robert C, H 12/29/86 p6
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8/15/86 p6
Werme, Lois Marsh, H 5/9/86 p6,
H 5/8/86 p6, H 5/12/86 p6
West, Brian James, H 11/13/86
p6, H 11/11/86 p6
158
Westhelle, Theodore F, H 1/3/86
p6, H 1/17/86 p6, H 1/20/86
p6, H 1/16/86 p6
Whaley, Rita [Casavecchi], H
4/22/86 p6, H 4/19/86 p6
White, Frederick E, H 4/22/86 p6,
H 4/23/86 p6, H 4/25/86 p6,
H 4/21/86 p6
Whittaker, Emily [Muldoon], H
3/13/86 p6, H 3/15/86 p6, H
3/12/86 p6
Whitten, Lesley Anne, H 5/8/86
p6, H 5/7/86 p6, H 5/10/86 p6
Whone, Benjamin H, H 6/5/86 p6,
H 6/6/86 p6, H 6/9/86 p6, H
6/4/86 p6
Whone, Lester R, H 8/6/86 p6, H
8/8/86 p6, H 8/5/86 p6
Wiegand, Otto F, H 11/15/86 p6
Wiley, Francis A, H 10/18/86 p6,
H 10/20/86 p6, H 10/17/86 p6
Wilk, Sophie P, H 10/4/86 p6, H
10/2/86 p6
Wilker, Samuel, H 6/5/86 p6, H
6/6/86 p6, H 6/7/86 p6, H
6/9/86 p6, H 6/4/86 p6
Williams, Albert Jr, H 1/4/86 p6,
H 1/2/86 p6
Williams, Anthony, H 4/16/86 p6,
H 4/15/86 p6
Williams, Brigida Marucci, H
12/31/86 p6
Williams, Charlotte, H 5/3/86 p6,
H 5/1/86 p6, H 4/30/86 p6
Williams, Daniel, H 11/20/86 p6,
H 11/21/86 p6, H 11/24/86
p6, H 11/19/86 p6
Williams, Dorothy [Gordon], H
4/9/86 p6, H 4/7/86 p6
Williams, Katherine [Sullivan], H
6/9/86 p6, H 6/12/86 p6, H
6/10/86 p6
Williams, Kenneth R, H 9/3/86
p6, H 8/30/86 p6, H 8/29/86
p6
Williams, Mark Allen, H 8/19/86
p6
Williams, Paul F, H 5/28/86 p6
Williams, Stella L. [Bendict], H
1/15/86 p6, H 1/13/86 p6
Willis, Beatrice Gay, H 3/24/86
p6, H 3/26/86 p6, H 3/27/86
p6, H 3/22/86 p6
Willmott, Jeanette, H 4/7/86 p6, H
4/9/86 p6, H 4/5/86 p6
Willoughby, Louise Hughes, H
7/3/86 p6, H 7/1/86 p6, H
6/30/86 p6
Wilson, Vera Jane, H 1/7/86 p6,
H 1/4/86 p6
Winter, Harold E, H 11/4/86 p6, H
11/1/86 p6, H 10/31/86 p6
Witte, Erna [Konejung], H 8/1/86
p6, H 7/29/86 p6, H 7/30/86
p6
Wohlforth, Ernest E, H 2/8/86 p6,
H 2/12/86 p6, H 2/10/86 p6
Wolf, Albert, H 6/9/86 p6, H
6/10/86 p6
Wolff, Agnes M, H 5/19/86 p6, H
5/21/86 p6, H 5/17/86 p6
Wood, Hezekiah, H 12/20/86 p6,
H 12/29/86 p6, H 12/18/86 p6
Wood, Martha W, H 2/7/86 p6, H
2/5/86 p6, H 2/3/86 p6, H
2/4/86 [photo] p6
Woodall, Elsie, H 11/24/86 p6, H
11/26/86 p6, H 11/22/86 p6
Wortham, Harry Leigh, H 1/16/86
p6, H 1/17/86 p6, H 1/15/86
p6
Wright, Eleanor A. [Carpenter], H
12/23/86 p6, H 12/26/86 p6,
H 12/22/86 p6
Wright, George Laun, H 4/8/86
p6, H 4/7/86 p6, H 4/10/86 p6
Yedwab, Natalie, H 12/5/86 p6, H
12/3/86 p6
Yeo, Edward J. Sr, H 5/23/86 p6
Yoczik, Thomas, H 6/24/86 p6, H
6/26/86 p6, H 6/23/86 p6
Yolles, Celia, H 6/2/86 p6
Yolles, Stanley, H 5/22/86 p6
Youmans, Aloysius J, H 8/1/86
p6, H 9/29/86 p6, H 9/27/86
p6, H 7/29/86 p6, H 7/30/86
p6, H 9/26/86 p6
Young, Everett W, H 6/14/86 p6,
H 6/12/86 p6
Young, Jean Sturges, H 9/9/86
p6, H 9/8/86 p6, H 9/11/86 p6
Young, Nettie, H 1/30/86 p6, H
1/29/86 p6
Young, Robert H, H 1/7/86 p6, H
1/9/86 p6, H 1/6/86 p6
Youngquist, Florence May
[Scribner], H 12/2/86 p6, H
11/29/86 p6
Youngs, James E, H 8/13/86 p6,
H 8/11/86 p6
Yuhas, Julia Margaret, H 2/26/86
p6
Zabelle, Elsie, H 12/19/86 p6, H
12/20/86 p6, H 12/22/86 p6,
H 12/18/86 p6
Zaleski, Anna [Tarnowski], H
8/14/86 p6, H 8/15/86 p6, H
8/13/86 p6
Zangrillo, Mae, H 4/16/86 p6, H
4/14/86 p6
Zeidler, Donald W. Sr, H 2/18/86
p6, H 2/20/86 p6, H 2/21/86
p6, H 2/24/86 p6, H 2/19/86
p6
Zelinsky, George, H 9/4/86 p6, H
9/3/86 p6, H 8/30/86 p6
Zelinsky, Melvina [Trowbridge], H
11/3/86 p6, H 11/6/86 p6, H
11/8/86 p6, H 10/31/86 p6
Zeoli, Jenny [Arena], H 3/3/86 p6,
H 2/27/86 p6
Zeoli, Mary [DeMarte], H 9/12/86
p6, H 9/15/86 p6, H 9/11/86
p6
Ziem, Raymond F, H 8/7/86 p6, H
8/8/86 p6, H 8/6/86 p6, H
8/11/86 p6
Zlock, John, H 3/22/86 p6, H
3/25/86 p6, H 3/21/86 p6
Zwart, Gerrit H, H 11/18/86 p6, H
11/17/86 p6
Occidental Chemical Corp.
Occidental exploring and testing
new wells, H 12/23/86 p21
Partnership: Armand Hammer,
Arm and Hammer, H 9/30/86
p23
6/10/86 p25+, H 12/16/86
p31+
Transplanted executives
transforming OxyChem
[photo], H 3/18/86 p25
Occidental Petroleum Corp.
p15, H 11/4/86 p13+
Och, Barbara
Och going to Seattle [photo], H
5/16/86 p36
Odell, Ray
Odor control. SEE AIRPOLLUTION
Odors
Police Blotter: Ammonia odor
Office leases
3rd tenant signs in at 200
Connecticut Ave. [photo], H
7/1/86 p29
All tenants renew leases and
landlord throws party [photo],
H 8/19/86 p15
Merrittview leasing activity
reflecting Norwalk's growth
[photo], H 10/21/86 p23
Office leasing cut in half in 2d
(sic) quarter, H 8/5/86 p23
Poll: Office space of quality in
area is found in demand, H
10/7/86 p21
Office leases-Fairfield County
Analysts accurate in calling glut
of office space [photo], H
1/28/86 p22
159
Offshore Yachts
Norwalk ketch in tall ships
[photo], H 6/6/86 p45
Ogden House-Wilton
Daffodils herald spring's arrival, H
3/28/86 p9
Elderly celebrate at Ogden
House [photo], H 1/20/86 p9
Ogilvy, Steve
Ogilvy heads NE net rankings, H
3/25/86 p22
Oil spills-Norwalk
Officials seek source of oil in 2
streams, H 4/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fuel oil spilled on
road, H 9/30/86 p8
Olcott, Renee
Olcott is executive director of
SoNo District Association
[photo], H 9/30/86 p23
Old Danbury Rd.-Wilton
5/6/86 p9+
Old Easton Tpke.-Weston
Developer seeking to divide
25.97-acre parcel, H 12/2/86
p13
Old Farm Rd.-Weston
Changes in conditions proposed
for subdivision involved in
suit, H 12/16/86 p17+
Old Mill Beach-Westport
Resident adds Belaga's name to
state's beach project sign, H
3/11/86 p9+
Old Redding Rd.-Weston
One neighbor is opposed to
subdivision, H 10/1/86 p9+
Old Rock Ln. Bridge-Norwalk
West Norwalkers unimpressed by
bridge plan, H 1/22/86 p21
Old Town Variety Store
Old Town, new owners [photo], H
8/2/86 p11
Old Well Masonic Lodge 108
Lodge officers [photo], H
12/10/86 p23
Older Women's League. SEE
OWL
Olin Corp.
Oliphant, David
Cartoon premiere planned
[drawing], H 6/13/86 p14
Oliver, Thomasina "Sina"
scoring, H 12/29/86 p24
Olmstead Hill Rd.-Wilton
Wilton, H 5/1/86 p13+
Wilton woman seeks ZBA ruling
reversal, H 5/15/86 p15+
Olmstead, Mr. & Mrs. A. Wilson
Olmsteads celebrate 40th, H
6/7/86 p17
Olmstead, Mr. & Mrs. Albert D.
Sr.
p17
Olmsted, Pauline
8/19/86 p11+
Olmsted, Richard
8/19/86 p11+
Olson, Betty
Oman, Nancy
[photo], H 5/15/86 p27
5/24/86 p34
Omar Shrine Club. SEE SHRINE
CLUB-NORWALK
Onaitis, Ethel Rauscher "Daisy"
Ceremony Sunday at cemetery
for Ethel R. Onaitis, H
6/24/86 p6
Tree dedicated in memory of
`Daisy' Onaitis, H 6/30/86 p6
One Norwalk West
Field Brothers, U. S. Concord
have HQs in One Norwalk
West [photo], H 1/21/86 p21
New One Norwalk West can take
care of itself [photo], H
5/27/86 p27+
Operetta. SEE FAIRFIELD
COUNTY STUDENT
OPERETTA WORKSHOP
Optometrists
Optometrist joins Norwalk
p29
Oravez, Joseph
Joseph Oravez is named for lead
in `Penzance' [photo], H
7/11/86 p15
Order of the Eastern Star
Eight were winners [photo], H
7/26/86 p18
Organization for Professionals
in Telecommunications
OPT organizes and
communicates [photo], H
2/11/86 p27
Orlins, Max
Chief Orlins remembered as
gentle man, H 11/11/86 p6
Max Orlins dies at 83: Police
chief 17 years [photo], H
11/7/86 p1+
Orloff, Barbara
Orloff assumes new position as
coordinator of Head Start, H
9/9/86 p9
Orris, Michelle
Director will leave Seaport
Association, H 8/26/86 p1+
ORT-Greater Norwalk Chapter
O.R.T. party [photo], H 8/7/86 p15
Officers for ORT [photo], H
6/28/86 p18
Orvis, Celia
Wilton woman named director at
Silver Hill [photo], H 8/8/86
p9+
Osako & Associates
Ostrosky, Anne
Among the best [photo], H
5/23/86 p24
Oudheusden, John
Sign Stop computerized
franchise offers low cost
signs fast [photo], H 12/16/86
p31+
Our Lady of Fatima SchoolAwards
Pupil's project wins first place
[photo], H 3/27/86 p13
Overby, Reed
6/2/86 p19, H 6/24/86 p27
Overland, Dr. Keith S.
Chiropractor chosen coordinator
of games, H 7/16/86 p13
Workers to take fitness tests:
Norwalk doctor offers
program, H 10/13/86 p11
Overlook Park Nursing HomeNorwalk
Health-care workers want to
switch unions, H 7/15/86 p1+
Nursing home vote rejects union
bid, H 9/6/86 p11
Nursing home workers to pick
union, H 7/18/86 p9
Nursing home-workers vote on
representation [photo], H
9/3/86 p1+
Overlook workers put mayor in
union, H 7/24/86 p11
Overton, David
U.S.M.C. Commission [photo], H
8/28/86 p36
Overton, Willis F.
Overton services set for Saturday
[photo], H 5/16/86 p6
Willis F. Overton, 76, exchampion racer, H 5/15/86 p6
160
Owens, Elizabeth
South African play in American
premiere [photo], H 8/11/86
p14
OWL
They smooth the way for aging
America: Older Women's
League [photo], H 4/10/86
p17+
Ox Ridge Horse Show
Burr-Lenehan opens Ox Ridge
with win, H 6/11/86 p36
Horse show draws riders to
Darien [photo], H 6/11/86
p37+
Ox Ridge Hunt Club
2,000 dogs to be in ring at Ox
Ridge, H 9/19/86 p14
Oxford Health Plan
Venture fund invests in Darien
HMO, H 6/3/86 p25
Oyster Festival
`Super' festival concludes
[photo], H 9/8/86 p1+
Attendance up [photo], H 9/12/86
p1
Bigger and better Oyster Festival
planned for 1987 [photo], H
12/20/86 p1+
response to NAACP
Coors withdraws from Oyster
Festival, H 6/12/86 p1+
Coors, NEON to meet tonight, H
4/14/86 p1+
Festival `best yet' committee
opines, H 9/26/86 p12
Festival beer sales decline with
extra security, H 9/8/86 p1+
[photo], H 5/3/86 p1+
Festival is given award, H 6/2/86
p6
Festival opening tonight, H 9/5/86
p1+
Festival opens with a splash
[photo], H 9/6/86 p1+
Festival planning initiated, H
4/24/86 p26
Labor resumes bid to oust Coors
from festival, H 2/4/86 p1+
Liverpool sound in old town
Saturday: Mersey Beat in hot
spot [photo], H 9/5/86 p15+
Coors, H 5/15/86 p1+
NEON panels urging new
sponsor for festival, H 5/6/86
p14
NEON sets meeting with Coors,
H 4/1/86 p1+
Oyster Festival (Continued)
OF Boat Parade sign-up is on, H
8/15/86 p27
Oyster Fest chief wins cheers
[photo], H 12/6/86 p1+
Oyster Festival ends up with
$112,135 `profit', H 12/5/86
p13
Oyster Festival Guide [photo], H
9/2/86 Supplement
Oyster Festival to offer variety of
food, H 8/20/86 p22
Panel makes small changes to
Sawdust flies, boat builders beat
clock [photo], H 9/8/86 p18
Seymour scheduled to tie the
knot during Oyster Fest next
weekend [photo], H 8/27/86
p1+
Small boats to highlight Oyster
Fest, H 4/11/86 p17
Social highlight: It's Sally &
Seymour [photo], H 9/8/86
p18
Some thoughts for next festival
[letter], H 2/4/86 p5
We won! [photo], H 9/26/86 p19
Wetlands group will shun Oyster
Festival `rowdyism' [photo],
H 5/28/86 p1+
Oysters
Recalling an era of wind and
wave [photo], H 10/25/86 p1+
P
Paddle tennis. SEE ALSO
TENNIS
Just call Bowen `Mr. Champion'
[photo], H 8/1/86 p29+
Padula, Louis J.
First sight of statue stays with
statesman [photo], H 7/5/86
p1+
Paine-Williams Inc.
Wilton company leads drive to
ready Sequoia for July 4
[photo], H 4/15/86 p13+
Palace Production Center
Paladino, Phyllis [Mocciola]
Phyllis Paladino, ex-Hour
employee, H 6/7/86 p6
Palmer, Steven S.
Palmer to speak at May 18
program: Speech follows
cemetery ceremonies, H
5/8/86 p21
Palmieri, Carol
Health/Fitness: Administrative
aide appointed, H 11/3/86
p41
Pappas, Ted
Teachers of interior designers
opens own studio [photo], H
7/22/86 p30
Parachute jumping. SEE
PARACHUTING
Parachuting
Chutist hurt in 1st jump, H
4/22/86 p1+
Parastatidis, John
4 jurors selected in stabbing
case, H 10/31/86 p11
Jury chosen in stabbing case, H
11/1/86 p6
Norwalker convicted of assault,
robbery, H 11/20/86 p6
Stabbing case goes to jury:
Defendant testifies, H
11/19/86 p39
Testimony continues in trial of
city man, H 11/7/86 p11
Trial in assault case enters third
day, H 11/6/86 p18
Parent Teacher Association.
SEE PTA-NAME OF TOWN
Parikh, Heena
Park, Dr. Rose
New group gets educational
grant, H 5/23/86 p12
Parker Harding Plaza-Westport
Malone wants traffic study
[photo], H 1/6/86 p11+
Parking fees-Norwalk
Committee recommends hike in
rates for parking in city, H
9/16/86 p10
Hearing slated for plan to hike
fees for parking, H 12/2/86
p11
Higher parking revenues become
priority, H 3/4/86 p1+
Using fees to discourage use of
lots [letter], H 10/11/86 p5
Parking fines-Norwalk
Check was in the mail from
`bootee', H 1/9/86 p8
Parking fines-Westport
`The Boot' is doing its job, H
4/1/86 p1+
New parking fines under study: P
& Z studies traffic problems,
H 9/24/86 p37+
Police Blotter: Woman's car
`booted' at station, H
11/13/86 p8
Westport's scofflaws may get `the
boot': Officials writing
Parking penalties. SEE
PARKING FINES
161
Parking-Norwalk
Free parking scrapped: Lured
few gift shoppers, H 12/4/86
p1+
Mayor vows fight against parking
woes, H 12/9/86 p7
Merchants file annual parking
NHS has space problem, too: At
least in parking lot, H 9/10/86
p13
Parking could snag condo plan in
SoNo, H 1/17/86 p11
Private firms may operate city
parking areas, H 4/11/86 p19
Parking-South Norwalk
30 parking spaces added, H
11/4/86 p20
Mayor agreeable to parking plan,
H 11/13/86 p17
Others join fight over SoNo
parking shortage, H 4/2/86
p1+
SoNo asking mayor to help end
parking squeeze, H 11/11/86
p12
SoNo parking called too sparse
for new eatery, H 3/12/86 p1+
Parking-Weston
School board seeks parking lot
change, H 12/9/86 p14
Parking-Westport
Caution urged in vicinity of
handicapped parking, H
1/27/86 p11+
Development jams town's lots:
Parking hassle continues, H
11/13/86 p13+
P & Z chief seeks parking
solution, H 12/6/86 p25
Parking prohibited at fire training
center entrance, H 4/23/86
p23
Progress reported on railroad
leases, H 2/5/86 p11
Railroad lease to be resolved in
court? Selectmen unafraid of
DOT lawsuit, H 1/29/86 p11
Westport to fight ruling on train
station lease, H 1/15/86 p9
Parks-Norwalk
Counsel suggests dedication of
new park land at city hall, H
7/22/86 p6
Proposal would promise better
view from Center, H 11/17/86
p1+
Parks-Weston
Weston P & Z wants parks used
more, H 11/18/86 p29
Parks-Westport
MCA withdraws park proposal, H
10/7/86 p11+
p27+
RTM vote on Riverside parcel
due Tuesday: HauhuthMcManus at odds, H 10/6/86
p9
RTM: No decision on houses
[photo], H 10/8/86 p23+
Parkway Assembly of God
Church's plans to expand turned
down-twice, H 2/20/86 p1+
Panel rejects second bid by
church to expand, H 2/14/86
p10
Pascarelli, Robert C.
Robert Pascarelli dies in Florida
auto accident [photo], H
11/17/86 p6
Pasch, Marleen
Paschal, Mother Mary Carton
Mother Paschal dies [photo], H
10/2/86 p6
Pasta Nostra
SoNo parking called too sparse
for new eatery, H 3/12/86 p1+
Pastore, Michael P.
Engineers give Pastore of ASE
Principal Award [photo], H
5/6/86 p21
Patchen, Joseph John
Area firm adds lawyer to staff, H
9/23/86 p6
Patchen, Mr. & Mrs. James J.
Patchens married 50 years
[photo], H 2/15/86 p22
Pathmark Stores
Patterson, Cynthia L.
Degree received, H 4/2/86 p6
Paul & Lisa Inc.
Paul & Lisa Inc. aims at abuse of
children [photo], H 3/24/86
p18
Paul T. Barnes Real Estate
Raveis and Barnes form
investment firm, H 8/12/86
p38
Pay. SEE WAGES
Payne, Holly
Payne, Smitty Jr.
Payne bowls another 300 [photo],
H 6/27/86 p34
PDC Marketing Communications
Pegasus
Pegasus horse show Sunday
[photo], H 5/15/86 p44
Pellegrino, Joseph M.
Pelliteri Chevrolet
Van donated to Maryglen [photo],
H 7/25/86 p12
Pelton, Patricia
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
People's Bank
A new presence [photo], H
12/16/86 p31
Bank security no deterrent in
heist of microwave oven
[photo p8], H 8/12/86 p1+
p6
People's Bank files to sell stock
shares, H 10/21/86 p25
People's Bank offers Norwalk
scholarships, H 12/23/86 p21
People's Phone Co.
p25+, H 12/16/86 p31+
People, Single. SEE SINGLE
PEOPLE
People, Unmarried. SEE SINGLE
PEOPLE
Pepin Family
Katharine Gibbs family [photo], H
6/24/86 p20
Pepperidge Farm Inc.
Pepperidge Farm appoints 6 new
vice presidents, H 11/4/86
p18
Support for the band [photo], H
10/16/86 p30
Pequot Capital Ltd.
Perillo, Peter Paul
Perillo picked, H 4/16/86 p12
Periodicals, Publishing of
Intercorp buys 2 more
publications, H 6/3/86 p25
Trio of city youngsters producing
magazine to tell people
about pets [photo], H 7/22/86
p1+
Perkin-Elmer Corp.
Layoffs ordered by Perkin-Elmer,
H 6/18/86 p1+
Museum benefits [photo], H
6/24/86 p22
New V.P.'s elected by PerkinElmer [photo], H 6/3/86 p25
P-E crops over 400 from payroll,
H 11/24/86 p1+
Perkin-Elmer employee fund
gives $280,000 to 88
agencies [photo], H 9/9/86
p17
162
Perkin-Elmer gift helpful to zoo
[photo], H 4/29/86 p25
Perkin-Elmer hosts Ireland
officials [photo], H 3/25/86
p24
Perkin-Elmer in joint venture, H
1/21/86 p23
Profits are up at Perkin-Elmer, H
2/15/86 p13
Science seminars sponsored by
Perkin-Elmer [photo], H
3/13/86 p25
8/12/86 p38
To Fairfield U. from Perkin-Elmer
[photo], H 7/29/86 p14
Perry Ave.-Norwalk
Perry Avenue tract is sold to
builder for $1.9 million, H
9/18/86 p6
Perry, Bill
10/2/86 p27
Perry, Leigh
6/19/86 p10
Pet Corner
Trio of city youngsters producing
magazine to tell people
about pets [photo], H 7/22/86
p1+
Pet stores
Specialty pet store has Rover
licking his chops, H 11/22/86
p13
Pet wild animals. SEE WILD
ANIMALS AS PETS
Petchem Inc.
Air Force axes area firm's tug:
Vessel key in orbiter search
[photo], H 7/17/86 p13+
Peter Pan Bus Co.
Bus firm plans expanded service,
H 12/12/86 p11
Peter, Jeffrey
p11+
Peterdi, Gabor
Art is on view at Norwalk Tech
[photo], H 4/10/86 p6
Peters, Douglas J.
Peters, George L.
Peters named deputy chief by fire
panel, H 12/16/86 p17+
Peters, Jeffrey
Peters, Jeffrey (Continued)
Sept. 5, H 8/29/86 p29+
p41+
Peters to decide on primary
soon, H 7/28/86 p13+
Ridgefield developer seeks
Rowland's seat [photo p8], H
6/4/86 p1+
p13+
Two Democrats in primary for 5th
district nomination [photo], H
7/31/86 p1+
Waterbury lawyer tops Peters in
try for district nomination, H
7/22/86 p1+
Peters, William
Bill Peters: Leader of the
p6A [Supp]
6/2/86 p14A [Supp]
Peterson, Mary Janet
Wilton man sentenced for killing
his mother, H 11/20/86 p1+
Wilton man's lawyer may use the
defense, H 2/14/86 p11
Pettersen, Stella
Artist poses with paintings
[photo], H 4/16/86 p9
Pheasant Hill-Weston
Commission will take up
Pheasant Hill subdivision, H
5/8/86 p37+
P & Z committee to review
4/29/86 p9+
P & Z studies revised plan on
Revised plans delay subdivision
plan vote, H 1/9/86 p9+
Weston P & Z weighs
p13
Phelan, Andy
6/2/86 p19
Philcox, Todd
p28
Philippines
AmeriCares is thanked by
archbishop, H 9/15/86 p10
Local man searches for Marcos'
millions [photo], H 8/30/86
p1+
PHNA
Funding request approved, H
6/19/86 p13
Grant allows start of service for
chronically ill and elderly, H
10/11/86 p45+
PHNA asks for budget by July 1,
H 6/9/86 p13+
Photographers-New Canaan
In photo show [photo], H 4/1/86
p17
Sculptor and friends [photo], H
2/19/86 p32
Photographers-Norwalk
[photo], H 4/19/86 p18
Joan Wright in color [photo], H
5/2/86 p22
Water scenes [photo], H 12/12/86
p24
Photographers-Westport
Officials issue order against
photographer, H 2/24/86 p11+
Physical fitness
2 feted for work in physical
fitness [photo], H 7/28/86 p19
Physical therapy
New physical therapy office
opens, H 6/23/86 p30
Physicians
2/18/86 p15
AIDS subject of program at HallBrooke [photo], H 6/12/86
p37+
All special deliveries [photo], H
9/27/86 p16
Awards given to doctors [photo],
H 7/7/86 p11
Center to honor Dr. Tec, H
12/12/86 p37
Doctor joins Wilton group [photo],
H 10/27/86 p34
Doctor selected for association
[photo], H 1/20/86 p25
[photo], H 5/31/86 p29
Hale joins group in New Canaan,
H 8/4/86 p25
Health/Fitness: Allergist
appointed to board, H
12/8/86 p42
Health/Fitness: Conoscenti
selected as fellow, H
11/24/86 p35
Health/Fitness: Dermatologist
opens office [photo], H
12/22/86 p43
Health/Fitness: Dr. Bartoszek
joins practice [photo], H
9/22/86 p33
163
Health/Fitness: Dr. Doppelt joins
p29
Health/Fitness: Dr. Komarynsky
joins associates [photo], H
12/15/86 p33
Health/Fitness: Dr. Vris opens
office [photo], H 12/15/86 p33
Health/Fitness: Feinstein elected
to board, H 9/15/86 p34
Health/Fitness: Localite a
Pulmonary Associate [photo],
H 8/11/86 p25
Health/Fitness: Localite on
Bridgeport staff [photo], H
8/25/86 p29
Health/Fitness: Physician elected
to academy, H 10/6/86 p33
Health/Fitness: Westport
physician honored, H
12/29/86 p25
Hospital post to Ridgefielder: Exchief of staff named [photo],
H 2/21/86 p10
In practice [photo], H 12/29/86
p25
H 1/27/86 p30
Patients honor pediatrician
[photo], H 6/23/86 p29
Physician opens office in
Police Blotter: Local physician
promoted at Yale, H 12/22/86
p43
Psychiatrist goes on stand
[photo], H 4/19/86 p13+
Psychiatrist to forfeit profits: SEC
rules violated, H 3/5/86 p19
Psychotherapist opens office
[photo], H 1/6/86 p29
Schein opens Wilton office, H
1/20/86 p25
Surgeons learn how to move fat
from part of the body to
another [photo], H 8/5/86
p11+
7/28/86 p33
Pia, Christine
New realtor is hired by Diversified
Realty [photo], H 9/26/86 p49
PIC
4 are chosen for area PIC, H
7/9/86 p6
Pifer, Matt
Westporter testifies at Zaccaro's
Pimpewaug Rd.-Wilton
Briardale subdivision topic for
Wilton P & Z, H 10/18/86
p27+
Pinado, Steve
Pinado, Steve (Continued)
6/2/86 p19
Pine St.-Norwalk
2nd fire damages buildings
[photo], H 7/25/86 p1+
Pine Street neighbors in driveway
fight, H 6/27/86 p25
Razing of structures sought, H
7/25/86 p1+
Two structures knocked down
following fire, H 7/26/86 p10
Pinede, Nadine France Martine
[photo], H 8/7/86 p13+
Pinto, Dominick
Darien couple send tiger back to
Texas, H 8/5/86 p11+
Pinto, Sandra
Texas, H 8/5/86 p11+
Pinto, Stephanie
p28
Pinto, Steve
p13
Piorkowski, Kerri E.
[photo], H 11/6/86 p35+
Winner named, H 12/16/86 p12
Piro Associates Inc.
Top Piro producers [photo], H
3/4/86 p24
Pitney Bowes Inc.
Harvey, Pitney-Bowes chief,
receives human relations
award, H 11/4/86 p14
Pitney Bowes postage meter now
is engineering landmark, H
10/21/86 p25
White House lauds Pitney Bowes
for area youth project, H
8/5/86 p26
Pitton, Mark R.
New assistant named at
Saugatuck church [photo], H
8/2/86 p7
Pivot House
Area program's goal is freeing
men from drugs, H 3/22/86
p35
Platt Cemetery-Westport
Selectmen postpone decision on
historic cemetery issue
[photo], H 10/15/86 p13+
Platt House-Westport
Committee salutes town's oldest
house [photo], H 3/31/86 p11
Plattsville Ave.-Norwalk
Residential zone change
opposed, H 7/26/86 p10
Pleas of guilty
2 ex-cops file pleas of guilty, H
7/11/86 p1+
2 plead guilty to drug counts: In
Columbus School case, H
7/1/86 p6
2 plead guilty to sale of cocaine
in Norwalk, H 6/4/86 p19
2 plead innocent to holding man
hostage: Pre-trial hearing set
June 5, H 5/21/86 p11
2 teens plead innocent in cross
Aaron agrees to guilty pleas at
kidnap trial, H 1/15/86 p1+
Bond pleads not guilty in check
scam, H 12/31/86 p9
Charge reduced, Wilton motorist
pleads guilty to hitting
lieutenant, H 10/27/86 p12
City employees plead not guilty
on drugs, H 10/25/86 p1+
City man enters guilty plea, H
10/8/86 p6
City man pleads not guilty on
charge of raping girl, H
8/27/86 p11
Cops lost plea for probation, H
6/26/86 p1+
Darien man pleads guilty in bank
scam, H 11/4/86 p9+
p1+
Fifth person pleads guilty in drug
case, H 6/13/86 p28
Former Norwalk man gets death
penalty for N. C. robbery,
Former umpire pleads guilty to
sex charges, H 9/25/86 p10
Four enter guilty pleas in drug
case, H 1/15/86 p6
Gant plea innocent in Wilton
Guardsman pleads not guilty in
kidnapping count, H 7/16/86
p11
Holdup suspect pleads innocent,
H 2/5/86 p1+
Judge rejects plea to drop bond
for home firebombing
Justice of peace pleads guilty, H
9/9/86 p10
Justice proclaims innocence, H
6/5/86 p8
Local woman pleads guilty to
conspiracy, H 9/12/86 p6
Man charged in sex assault
enters plea, H 9/17/86 p13
164
2/20/86 p26
Man enters not guilty plea in drug
death case, H 11/19/86 p22
Man enters not guilty plea in rape
case, H 8/27/86 p10
Man enters not guilty plea in
truck heist, H 9/17/86 p6
Man enters not guilty plea to child
sex abuse charges, H 8/6/86
p11
Man given two years in sex
assault case, H 6/17/86 p9
Man pleads guilty in sex assault
case, H 3/20/86 p17
Man pleads innocent in assault
case, H 5/21/86 p11
Man pleads not guilty in sex
Man pleads not guilty to charges,
H 6/26/86 p6
New Canaanite pleads guilty to
manslaughter, H 6/20/86 p10
Norwalk man enters not guilty
plea to charge of raping 13year-old, H 10/23/86 p11
Norwalk man enters plea in sex
Norwalk woman pleads not guilty
to arson charges on
Thursday, H 11/14/86 p9
Norwalker pleads guilty to sexual
assault charge, H 10/10/86
p12
Not guilty plea entered in case, H
7/1/86 p26
Plea to be filed by Wilton woman,
H 7/19/86 p13+
Pre-trial hearing set Feb. 5 for
Wilton man, H 1/30/86 p12
Sixth pleads in drug case, H
6/26/86 p17
Suspect files innocent plea, H
11/19/86 p22
Suspect in rape rejects plea deal,
H 4/18/86 p1+
Teen pleads not guilty, H 8/27/86
p11
6/3/86 p1+
Two plead guilty in hostage case,
H 7/11/86 p6
Westporter pleads innocent to
drug-factory allegation, H
6/17/86 p10
Westporter receives 2 years in
Wilton man enters plea in death
of his mother, H 10/10/86 p8
Pleas of guilty (Continued)
Wilton man pleads not guilty:
Murder is charged, H 1/14/86
p1+
Woman pleads guilty to lesser
Woman to enter program, H
1/16/86 p8
Woman, 19, pleads not guilty to
sexual assault of two boys, H
5/20/86 p1+
Pledge of Resistance
`Dirty war' is opposed by group
[photo], H 10/8/86 p10
Contra aid brings call for fasting,
H 8/15/86 p6
U. S. armed role opposed here
[photo], H 3/17/86 p1+
Vigil set to protest Contra aid, H
3/12/86 p11
Podiatrists
Dr. Gross joins podiatry practice,
H 4/14/86 p35
Poinsettia Ball
At the Poinsettia [photo], H 1/6/86
p13
Police Anchor Club
Perillo picked, H 4/16/86 p12
Police Dept. SEE NAME OF
TOWN-POLICE DEPT.
Police Union Local 1727
Man of the Year, H 5/2/86 p8
Police union city resolve contract
items, H 2/13/86 p6
Police union gives nod to new
Removal of mayor asked by
union head, H 2/19/86 p1+
Polite, Don
1/28/86 p53+
p1], H 3/14/86 p29+
3/7/86 p27
Pollock, Dr. Gordon
Pollock, Jeffrey
8/12/86 p1+
Ponds. SEE WATER-POLLUTION
Ponds-Rowayton
Improvement of Rowayton pond
is requested, H 12/12/86 p15
Ponds-Westport. SEE
SHERWOOD MILL POND
Ponds-Wilton
7/11/86 p11+
Pond dredging concerns panel:
Fill to be left on edge of
pond, H 6/25/86 p41
Pond dredging OK'd, H 4/28/86
p13
Pond work hearing continued, H
6/12/86 p37+
Pontian Society of Norwalk
Pontian Society honors members
[photo], H 11/12/86 p24
Ponus Ridge Middle School
New security effort established at
Ponus, H 9/26/86 p8
Pennies brighten for one family
[photo], H 12/22/86 p6
[photo] [map], H 9/24/86 p1+
Ponus pupils re-enact day in
mock dismissal [photo], H
9/26/86 p1+
Ponus Ridge parents offered
counseling: Memorial service
Friday, H 10/1/86 p1+
Principal seeks fence for woods
where student found
Population. SEE NAME OF
TOWN-POPULATION
Porter, W. R. Bruce
H 9/19/86 p13+
Post 53. SEE EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES-DARIEN
Post Rd.-Westport
5/5/86 p13
Myrtle Avenue
p13+
Post School. SEE ANGELINE M.
POST SCHOOL
Post, Angela [Lovallo]
Celebrating 25th [photo], H
3/15/86 p17
Post, Douglas
3/15/86 p17
Post, Vicki
5/29/86 p11
Postage stamps
Norwalk artist designs
commemorative stamps, H
5/22/86 p11
165
p1+
Postal service
Ribbon-cutting opens new post
Today extra-special for city mail
Postal service-Norwalk
Carriers recognized [photo], H
3/21/86 p25
Postal service-Weston
Post office building moved to
park: Selectmen approve
project funds, H 3/19/86 p13
Postal service-Wilton
Post office moves to former
school [photo], H 7/2/86 p37
Post office to move on Monday,
H 6/27/86 p11+
Postmaster hopes new office will
cancel long wait in line
[photo], H 3/7/86 p11+
Variance requested for post
office as a result of error by
contractor, H 3/29/86 p13+
Potts, Eve
2/12/86 p13+
Pounds, Joan
p37
Poverty
Poor losing gas, electricity:
Agencies can't help, H
4/16/86 p1+
Powell, Jane
Arthritis videotape made by
Wilton actress, H 8/4/86 p10
Pratt, Kenneth
p31+
6/11/86 p25
Praxis Media Inc.
p30+, H 10/14/86 p13+
Precision Printing
p13+
Pregnancy, Adolescent
Educator claims teen pregnancy
an alarming problem on the
rise, H 5/1/86 p1
Prescott, Eric
6/2/86 p19
Preserve the Wetlands Inc.
Officer: Army corps changing
approach, H 10/29/86 p11
Preserve the Wetlands Inc.
(Continued)
Wetlands group will shun Oyster
Festival `rowdyism' [photo],
H 5/28/86 p1+
Presidential yachts. SEE
PRESIDENTS-UNITED
STATES-YACHTS
Presidents-United States-Yachts
Norwalk will be port of call for
former presidential yacht
[photo], H 7/12/86 p1+
Presidential yacht calls here
[photo], H 7/25/86 p27
[photo], H 4/15/86 p13+
Prisoners
Ex-inmates' appearance at
church door reveals system
flaw, H 4/1/86 p1+
Inmates give $600 to help famine
Prisoners of war
Wilton accepts flag to fly for
POWs/MIAs, H 9/4/86 p33+
Prisoners-Suicidal behavior
Man attempts hanging, Weston
police report, H 11/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Hanging attempt
Police Blotter: Hanging try
Suspect attempts to hang
himself, H 9/25/86 p36
Private Industry Council of
Southern Connecticut, Inc.
SEE PIC
Private schools
p13
Private schools-New Canaan.
SEE ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
Private schools-Stamford. SEE
LOW-HEYWOOD THOMAS
SCHOOL
Pro Fitness
Pro Fitness notes third
Proctor, Gifford
Statue headed for Valley Forge
[photo], H 7/7/86 p13
Producers, Television. SEE
TELEVISION PRODUCERS
AND DIRECTORS
Project Friendship. SEE FAMILY
AND CHILDREN'S AID OF
GREATER NORWALKPROJECT FRIENDSHIP
Project Return-Westport
Architect rises to Project Return
p9+
Project Return directors honor
club, H 9/12/86 p32
Project Return home opened to
teen girls, H 4/21/86 p11+
Project Return offers reposing
respite [photo], H 10/9/86 p7
Teens collect funds for Project
Return, H 3/6/86 p13
Tour planned on Sunday at teen
home, H 6/7/86 p13+
Promotion Development Corp.
After '84 Christmas fire, PDC is
stronger [photo], H 5/13/86
p33
Promotions Ink
It's a print [photo], H 10/17/86 p9
Property evaluation. SEE REAL
PROPERTY-VALUATION
Protection of animals. SEE
ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF
Provost, Peter
9/30/86 p1+
Psenicnik Family
Newspaper route is a family
tradition [photo], H 11/6/86
p15+
PTA-Norwalk
City PTA Council is opposed to
election day school closings,
H 6/3/86 p1+
Council to meet Monday, H
5/3/86 p9
Mayor at fault on class space,
says PTA chief, H 8/29/86
p1+
New policy lets some groups use
schools free of rental fee, H
4/8/86 p14
Predecessors blast remarks by
president of PTA Council, H
9/3/86 p10
PTA Council will support board's
capital budget bid, H 2/4/86
p1+
PTA unit to study sex ed in
PTA-Weston
Parents in Weston to oppose
proposal to close school
wing, H 1/17/86 p9+
Public Health and Visiting
Nursing Services
Nursing service changes its
name, H 9/29/86 p29
Public Health Nursing
Association. SEE PHNA
166
Public Health Nursing Service
Nursing service changes its
name, H 9/29/86 p29
Public housing. SEE ALSO
HOUSING
Public housing-Norwalk
Chapel Street cost tops $$ set for
it, H 2/21/86 p1+
Council to eye rental housing:
Opposition urged, H 2/10/86
p1+
Work starts on public housing, H
5/30/86 p24
Public welfare
Aim of training: To get off dole, H
6/26/86 p7
City welfare rolls have declined,
H 6/26/86 p7
Welfare recipients in need of
Purdie, Julius
12/10/86 p22
Purdue Frederick Co.
Local firm's building gains
acclaim, H 11/25/86 p18
Purowitz, Sandy
Hadassah honors Purowitz
[photo], H 10/23/86 p27
Putnam Ave.-Norwalk
Approval is expected for property
Q
Quaker Religious Society of
Friends
Attorney recounts sanctuary trial
[photo], H 6/24/86 p11+
Church stands by decision to
offer sanctuary, H 4/28/86
p13+
Clergy laud courage of Friends'
Friends stick to simplicity in a
complex world [photo], H
5/3/86 p37
Quakers risk jail on offer of
Quakers to give sanctuary to
Guatemalan family:
Congregation sets meeting
for June 29, H 6/6/86 p25+
Quakers to meet family on
Sunday, H 6/26/86 p37+
Sanctuary is offered in Wilton, H
4/14/86 p1+
Quander, Lewis
South Norwalk Branch hosts
talks by Quander, Skeeter
[photo], H 2/20/86 p13
Quilting
Quilt fabrics give clues to social
history: Home arts in the U.
S. [photo], H 1/9/86 p13
Quincy, Barbara B.
Quincy joins selectman's race, H
11/25/86 p1+
Quincy re-elected chairman, H
12/2/86 p13
Quinlan, Kevin
Wilton students win contest, H
5/3/86 p14
R
R & G Corset Co. SEE R & G
CORSET FACTORYNORWALK
R & G Corset Factory-Norwalk
Corset factory plans get
committee OK, H 3/27/86 p27
Developers alter their plans for
renovating SoNo factory
[photo], H 10/3/86 p10
From corsets to condos
[drawing], H 9/23/86 p15
Historic designation sought for
corset factory, H 10/28/86 p9
Offices eyed this year in 1895
corset factory, H 3/20/86 p1+
P & Z OKs conversion of factory,
H 5/8/86 p10
Rabbit Ears Production Inc.
Rach, Heidi
Racketball-Norwalk
Norwalk VP wins nationals
[photo], H 12/19/86 p44
Radio stations
5 gold rings are delivered to disc
jockey, H 12/17/86 p6
Anonymous donor milks 12-day
yule gag with DJ, H 12/22/86
p1+
DJ gets swans a swimming, looks
forward to milkmaids, H
12/19/86 p6
DJ receives holiday geese on
schedule, H 12/18/86 p6
Educational program set for area
radio station, H 12/19/86 p10
Eleven ladies dancing best 12
Days gift yet [photo], H
12/23/86 p6
p1+
Local radio station's new antenna
may force Bridgeport firm
layoffs, H 2/7/86 p11
Mystery gift-giver unmasks
[photo], H 12/24/86 p6
Radio station taking gifts to
Southbury, H 12/20/86 p28
Radio station to be looking for
laughs: Format change to set
precedent [photo], H 5/28/86
p13
Residents wary of relocation plan
submitted by city radio
station, H 12/4/86 p1+
[photo], H 12/16/86 p1+
Station seeks gifts for training
school residents, H 12/16/86
p19
Radio towers-New Canaan
Town takes homeowners to court
over radio tower, H 7/22/86
p11+
Radler, Louis
5/29/86 p28
Radon testing
Westport company gains
approval to make tests for
radon pollution, H 8/30/86
p13+
Radwan, Stephanie Greene
p16
Raila, David
p29+
Railroad bridges-Fairfield County
Repair plans divulged for railroad
bridges, H 3/21/86 p9+
Railroads-Accidents
Bartender winds up in the drink,
H 11/28/86 p8
Car is hit by train: Driver slightly
hurt [photo], H 2/20/86 p1+
Crash victim identified by Darien
police, H 11/20/86 p41+
Local woman dies in crash
[photo], H 10/4/86 p1+
Metro-North train injures
Westport man on platform, H
1/14/86 p1
Motorists killed at Darien rail
crossing, H 11/19/86 p1+
Train bumps truck at crossing
[photo], H 3/22/86 p1
Train derails at Cross Street
[photo], H 10/13/86 p1+
Train hits cars halted on tracks
[photo], H 2/7/86 p1+
167
Railroads-Crossings
Gates to be installed at railroad
crossings, H 9/3/86 p6
[photo], H 10/4/86 p1+
State to install railroad crossing
gates, H 2/21/86 p1+
Stone wall at veterans' building
tumbles onto Danbury rail
line [photo], H 1/22/86 p1+
Train bumps truck at crossing
[photo], H 3/22/86 p1
Train derails at Cross Street
[photo], H 10/13/86 p1+
Upgrading is planned at
crossings, H 2/8/86 p1+
Railroads-Parking. SEE ALSO
PARKING
Selectmen to review fee rule, H
3/24/86 p13+
Railroads-Parking-Westport
Officials to air views on railroad
parking lot paving problem, H
7/17/86 p13
Railroads-Stations-South
Norwalk
30 parking spaces added, H
11/4/86 p20
Commuter complains about RR
depot [letter], H 10/22/86 p5
Railroads-Stations-Westport
Hauhuth fears DOT decision to
increase cars in town lots
[photo], H 4/25/86 p11+
Merchants to help the police
keep eye on commuter lots
[photo], H 2/26/86 p11+
Progress reported on railroad
leases, H 2/5/86 p11
Railroad lease to be resolved in
court? Selectmen unafraid of
DOT lawsuit, H 1/29/86 p11
Westport to fight ruling on train
station lease, H 1/15/86 p9
Railroads-Substations-Westport
DOT postpones visit to Westport
substation, H 5/6/86 p9+
Substation changes under fire, H
5/1/86 p13+
Substation problem examined:
DOT officials visit Westport,
H 5/15/86 p15+
Westporters angered by changes
at substation: Maple Lane
residents, DOT at odds
[photo], H 5/3/86 p13
Railyards-Norwalk
O'Neill asked to help free DOT
railyard, H 8/11/86 p8
SoNo fate hinges on purchase of
railyards, Olcott declares, H
10/7/86 p6
Railyards-Norwalk (Continued)
State DOT aide optimistic over
railyard sale to Norwalk, H
10/10/86 p10
Rainbow Shoppe
Pot of gold found in Darien
[photo], H 12/20/86 p10
Randazzo, Mike
Randazzo, Sheri
6/2/86 p19
Randazzo, Wayne
Randel, James
[photo], H 4/29/86 p27
Rasch, Jonathan
Westport board accepts gift for
Staples counseling center, H
9/16/86 p35+
Rash, Heidi
p28
Rassad, Arun
Winners named, H 5/16/86 p6
Ratchford, Roger
Sportsmen select Ratchford
[photo], H 5/15/86 p30
Ravenwood Rd.-Norwalk
Praises DPW for paving work
[letter], H 9/29/86 p5
Ravitz, Robert A.
Local man is promoted [photo], H
2/19/86 p10
Rawles, Bernette Verna Baco
Bernette Rawles dies at 66:
Former tax board member
[photo], H 6/26/86 p6
Rawson, Edmund G. "Terry"
Police union leader asks
commissioner to resign from
panel, H 5/30/86 p1+
Rawson offers resignation from
the police commission, H
8/19/86 p1+
Raymond, Allen
Raymond re-elected chairman, H
3/19/86 p13+
Reading
Reading now pleasure for
disabled kids, H 6/12/86 p38
Reading Game
Tutoring group tries to make
lessons fun [photo], H
7/31/86 p11+
Reading, Mark
p28
Real estate agents
Realtors complete 90-hour
program, H 12/23/86 p11
Real estate business. SEE ALSO
OFFICE LEASES
12.7-acre tract changes hands
for $1.2 million, H 10/17/86
p20
2 developers buy SoNo
properties [photo], H 3/4/86
p24
Anchor Group buys HQ in
p24+
Apartment building purchased by
Westporters for $3.3M, H
1/3/86 p1
p15+
Building located at 102 East Ave.
sold for $500,000, H 1/8/86
p7
City property values soar in 1st
quarter, H 5/21/86 p1+
Coldwell Banker welcomes
members of Norwalk office
[photo], H 5/13/86 p34
Commercial tracts change hands,
H 6/5/86 p11
Computerized home listings give
each Realtor true equality
[photo], H 9/2/86 p27+
Controversial building is sold:
$2.4 million paid, H 1/7/86 p6
1/9/86 p16
Couple buys 18 acres for $2.4
million, H 10/10/86 p31
7/29/86 p11
Economic unknowns slow home
sales [photo], H 9/26/86 p38
Field Brothers, U. S. Concord
have HQs in One Norwalk
West [photo], H 1/21/86 p21
Gabrielle Thorp merges: To
manage Realtech office
[photo], H 11/11/86 p19
Grillo building completed, Turner
is first tenant [photo], H
2/18/86 p29
Houses sold to neighbors, H
7/17/86 p1+
Investors buy 35 acres off Route
7: Propose condo
development [drawing], H
6/18/86 p1+
Marketing awards [photo], H
9/26/86 p63
McGovern honored by realtors
[photo], H 9/25/86 p36
Minoff Properties bloom
168
Mortgage firm offering services,
H 9/24/86 p23
Most improved home [photo], H
6/3/86 p26
Multi-state real estate agencies
offer additional incentives
[photo], H 7/8/86 p22
N. Water Street building is sold
[photo], H 9/3/86 p10
New Realtor firm [photo], H
5/13/86 p33
Norwalk Board of Realtors has
long history: Brokers created
panel in 1920 [photo], H
9/26/86 p61
Norwalker designs national
sale/lease plan [photo], H
8/5/86 p24
Pitt sees strength in the
marketplace [photo], H
9/26/86 p59
Plant sold and leased to seller, H
6/18/86 p10
p38
p20
Realtors celebrate 1986, install
officers and present honors
[photo], H 12/16/86 p34
Realtors' map [photo], H 7/1/86
p29
Realtors: County homes sold for
18 percent more during '85,
H 4/19/86 p1+
Rowayton building sold [photo], H
3/25/86 p24
Schlott makes INC 500 list for 3rd
year, H 12/16/86 p35
Seltzer of Norwalk entertains at
clam bake, starts on 7building, 72-acre office
center [drawing], H 10/7/86
p21+
Siegel & Soper join with Merrill
Lynch Realty [photo], H
8/12/86 p37
Sigler wins a plaque [photo], H
2/18/86 p32
Sold or $485,000 [photo], H
2/18/86 p29
SoNo firm buys Westport offices
[photo], H 1/21/86 p23
Supply of office space in county
is growing, H 9/9/86 p17
System 1 entering real estate
scene [photo], H 6/3/86 p25
Town Line stores will be condos
[drawing], H 12/9/86 p26
Real estate sales tax
1/9/86 p16
Real property tax. SEE REAL
ESTATE SALES TAX
Real property-RevaluationNorwalk
Real property-Valuation-Fairfield
County
Real property-Valuation-Norwalk
Assessor `Too soon to revalue',
H 3/24/86 p1+
CL & P tops assessment list:
Taxable property is $89.43M,
H 3/4/86 p17
Josem wants property assessed
more often to correct
ìmbalance', H 3/13/86 p1
Real property-Valuation-Westport
suit, H 3/28/86 p9+
Assessments upset residents, H
3/6/86 p13
Assessor to meet with
Committee to study property
revaluation?, H 3/31/86 p11+
Residents question assessments:
Westport switchboard busy,
H 1/21/86 p9+
H 5/13/86 p9
Revaluation prompts 2 additional
lawsuits, H 6/18/86 p9
RTM asked to form revaluation
panel, H 3/18/86 p13+
Realtors. SEE REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
H 6/17/86 p33
Reaves, Mike
Recreation
City beaches among nicest in
area [photo], H 6/16/86 p1+
City outlines its summer rec
program for all, H 6/18/86 p19
Oak Hills invites all golfers to tee
up [photo], H 6/20/86 p10
Plethora of parks found in city, H
6/19/86 p1+
Wide range of programs, events
on summer schedule in
p1+
Recycling-Connecticut
Recycling tossed in state's lap, H
12/30/86 p1+
Recycling-Fairfield County
Collins named to task force on
solid waste [photo], H 8/5/86
p1+
Recycling plans discussed: By
state task force, H 10/21/86
p28
Recycling-Westport
Regional recycling center
proposed: Municipal officials
study plan, H 7/17/86 p13+
Red Cross. SEE AMERICAN RED
CROSS
Reed-Putnam District-Norwalk
Reed-Putnam relocation
concerns expressed, H
9/18/86 p9
Referendum Committee-Westport
Backers of Westport budget raise
more money, H 6/6/86 p25+
Citizen input proposal on cuts, H
6/4/86 p9+
Referendum opponents collide at
forum [photo], H 6/10/86 p33+
Referendum-Norwalk
Agreed: The questions are
confusing, H 10/30/86 p1+
Citywide vote `not authorized', H
8/30/86 p1+
Group: Vote `No' on both
questions, H 10/30/86 p31
Important question on ballot
[letter], H 10/9/86 p5
LWV: Ponder both the local
referenda, H 11/3/86 p13
One more try at explaining, H
11/1/86 p1+
Referendum is sought on city's
master plan, H 5/31/86 p1+
Taxpayers' group view of
referendum [letter], H
10/20/86 p5
8/28/86 p1+
Two master plan questions on
ballot Tuesday, H 10/30/86
p1+
Two master plan questions
remain on referendum ballot,
H 9/10/86 p10
Urges `yes' vote [letter], H
10/31/86 p5
Wait for referendum [edit], H
7/30/86 p4
169
Wants `yes' vote on questions 4,
5 [letter], H 10/31/86 p5
Yes votes bury city land plan, H
11/5/86 p1+
Referendum-Westport
$11,099 spent by group in
referendum, H 7/24/86 p37+
Budget referendum petitions
taken out, H 5/6/86 p9
Confident committee to turn in
petition forms, H 5/13/86 p9
much, H 5/15/86 p15+
Referendum cuts break contract:
Teachers' union president
warns, H 6/7/86 p13+
Referendum effort picks up
steam, H 5/8/86 p37+
Referendum leader reports
hassle over flyer handouts, H
6/7/86 p13
School budget cut put before
Westport voters, H 5/21/86
p37
Selectmen will set referendum's
date, H 5/17/86 p13+
Sides trade charges as
referendum nears, H 5/31/86
p13+
Teachers protest referendum, H
5/13/86 p9+
Teachers to discuss referendum
threat, H 5/12/86 p9
Westport counting signatures
[photo], H 5/14/86 p13+
Westport voters to determine fate
of school budget Tuesday, H
6/9/86 p13+
Westporter vote against budget
cut, H 6/11/86 p1+
Regent's Park Condominium
Association
Condo owners to form tax
district?, H 5/13/86 p9
Regents Park-Westport
Westporter plans to sue town:
Over townhouse condition, H
10/11/86 p45
Reid, Phyllis C.
Federation re-elects Reid chief, H
5/29/86 p30
Reidenberg, Joy
p15+
Reitano, Theodore J.
Remington Arms Co.
Ammunition maker is going crazy
over old monicker of new
street, H 10/25/86 p12
Rempfer, Tom
Cadet trains for pilot's wings
[photo], H 11/12/86 p25+
Remuneration. SEE WAGES
Reprographics Plus
Schaberg adapted to market
changes, high-tech and
customers: In business 40
years [photo], H 5/6/86 p20
Republican party-Connecticut
p27
H 7/30/86 p9+
Republican party-Darien
Darien GOP battle to keep party
unity, H 9/12/86 p31+
Darien Republicans warm up for
primary Tuesday in 141st
[photo], H 9/5/86 p11+
Governor berated by candidates,
H 9/5/86 p11+
H 9/10/86 p11+
slate, H 7/18/86 p1+
[photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
9/10/86 p1+
Republican party-New Canaan
9/10/86 p11
H 8/16/86 p13+
Republican party-Norwalk
Democrats, Republicans slate
elections for town
slate, H 7/24/86 p16
For Republicans it was an upand-down night [photo], H
11/5/86 p25
Four Republicans pledge troth to
Fairfield County's faithful
[photo], H 3/5/86 p1+
GOP chief says Collins broke
word, H 3/10/86 p1+
5/16/86 p31
Local delegates divide favors at
GOP confab, H 7/25/86 p1+
Local GOP split is revealed by a
review of party's losses, H
11/6/86 p1+
Norwalk delegates to remain
uncommitted until
convention, H 4/4/86 p6
Objects to attacks on GOP
[letter], H 11/15/86 p5
[photo], H 7/14/86 p1+
Republicans march to back
Reagan but also to criticize
trip by mayor, H 4/26/86 p1+
Republicans tap Montana to be
leader [photo], H 3/21/86 p1+
Santaniello's widow is seeking
his seat in the state Senate,
H 3/27/86 p1+
[photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
Republican party-Weston
Weston gives its support to
Belaga, H 9/10/86 p6
Weston Republicans elected, H
1/16/86 p35+
Republican party-Westport
[photo], H 9/29/86 p9
Belaga ready for Tuesday
Republican caucus:
Candidate hopeful on `home
turf', H 3/29/86 p13+
12/19/86 p27
9/6/86 p25+
Capuano declared victor, H
9/12/86 p31
10/3/86 p29+
Chairman: Mistakes will make
Westport GOP work harder,
H 1/20/86 p9+
9/10/86 p11+
GOP gives nomination to Jo
Fuchs in 136th district
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
GOP in Westport to elect town
committee on Tuesday, H
1/13/86 p9+
GOP to pick candidate for 136th
170
GOP, Democrats confident of
victory at polls on Nov. 4
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
race, H 7/30/86 p9+
Raymond re-elected chairman, H
3/19/86 p13+
Republican hopefuls talk about
p13+
Republican selectman happy with
town committee election, H
1/16/86 p35+
Republicans appoint convention
delegates, H 5/21/86 p37
Republicans will vote on party
support rule, H 12/16/86 p17+
p1+
Republican party-Wilton. SEE
ALSO YOUNG
REPUBLICANS-WILTON
Democrats gain by GOP switch,
H 8/19/86 p29+
Desmond wins nod from Wilton
GOP [photo], H 12/10/86 p1+
Front-runner balks in race for first
GOP seeks successor for Gill, H
11/11/86 p24+
GOP to choose first selectman
candidate, H 12/9/86 p13
GOP tries to get out the vote, H
10/3/86 p29+
Herot wants meeting with GOP
on first selectman to be
open, H 11/13/86 p13+
[photo], H 9/10/86 p11+
p25+
Republicans begin work to fill
selectman seat, H 10/15/86
p13+
Republicans to talk to selectmen,
H 11/12/86 p25+
4/5/86 p13+
Stader prepares to campaign:
142nd district GOP primary,
H 8/29/86 p29+
nod, H 7/17/86 p9
Wilton Republicans trying to add
to party membership, H
8/19/86 p29+
Republican party-Wilton
(Continued)
Wilton selects delegates for
Republican convention, H
4/9/86 p11+
Republicano, Barbara Anne
Antiques fair to benefit cancerstricken girl, H 10/15/86 p16
As eight-year-old battles cancer,
her mother struggles with
bills [photo], H 5/5/86 p1+
Donations grow to over $13,000
for cancer victim, H 5/20/86
p1+
Fair to aid Republicanos, H
10/1/86 p6
Girl's cancer struggle needs
financial support, H 11/25/86
p1+
Hands linked to support stricken
girl [photo], H 5/24/86 p1+
Norwalk girl going to France to
seek treatment for cancer, H
7/12/86 p9
Stricken girl gaining support
[photo], H 5/10/86 p1+
Rescues
Woman rescued on Sound, H
8/25/86 p6
Reservoirs-South Norwalk
H 8/20/86 p13
Resnick, Samuel
City construction may grind to
halt for want of a new
building official [photo], H
8/2/86 p1+
Sam Resnick retiring from
Norwalk post [photo], H
5/14/86 p1+
Sam Resnick, ex-city official joins
AS/Ewing of Norwalk [photo],
H 9/23/86 p15+
Restaurants-Norwalk
It's a deli: It's a restaurant, a
caterer, A Touch of Class
[photo], H 12/23/86 p21
Restaurants-Weston
Landmark restaurant in Weston
sold [photo], H 12/22/86 p49+
Restaurants-Westport
New restaurant open at Inn at
Longshore, H 11/25/86 p33
Town urged to take restaurants
to task, H 2/5/86 p11
Restaurants-Wilton
Restaurateurs seek approval in
Wilton [photo], H 9/20/86
p25+
Retail trade
It's difficult to open store in
Norwalk, H 10/28/86 p26
SoNo flower store's name irks
department store lawyers
[photo], H 11/12/86 p11
Rethore, Bernard G.
Two selected to fill positions, H
12/6/86 p25+
Retired Officers Association
Retired officers bestow award
[photo], H 6/24/86 p24
Retired Senior Volunteer
Program
Bilingual tutoring [photo], H
2/5/86 p27
RSVP to get $47,570 in federal
funds, H 1/8/86 p7
Reunions, Class. SEE CLASS
REUNIONS-NAME OF TOWN
Reyes, Jay
Community reflecting on
Cousin says Reyes did not steal
chain, H 11/17/86 p8
10/31/86 p12
p1+
Saturday services set for
shooting victim, H 10/22/86
p6
Rich, Caroline
Settlement reached in Darien
Trial begins in 5-year-old
accident: Darien woman
remains in a coma, H
10/10/86 p6
Richard Bergmann Architects
Area architect one of six winners
[drawing], H 11/4/86 p17
Richards, Philip C.
Chapter elects Richards as its
p11+
Richardson, Michael V.
Richardson, Thomas
12/6/86 p6
Richardson, Verdie L.
ZBA denies permit for auto body
shop, H 8/22/86 p21
Richardson-Vicks Inc.
Etherington scholars [photo], H
6/24/86 p19
Mid-Fairfield Hospice plans gala
dinner dance [photo], H
4/17/86 p13
171
Scouts earn $50,000 pledge, H
6/30/86 p12
Riches. SEE WEALTH
Richman, Deborah A.
p25
Richmond, Patty
p25
Rickler, Dr. Barbara
Rickler is named director [photo],
H 8/14/86 p18
Ridesharing
Safety record is stressed by
vanpoolers, H 6/11/86 p1+
Two Perkin-Elmer employees
dead in van crash on
parkway [photo], H 6/10/86
p1+
Ridge Farm Rd.-Norwalk
Developer, city due in court, H
4/5/86 p6
Ridge Ln.-Wilton
Hearing on road to continue, H
7/8/86 p9+
Ridge Lane to be extended:
Agency upholds right of way,
H 7/22/86 p11+
Ridge Rd.-Weston
Neighbors protest Weston
subdivision, H 5/7/86 p9
Residents upset over subdivision,
H 6/3/86 p13+
p11+
Subdivision plan criticized, H
6/17/86 p14
Rieflin, Deborah A.
Rilling, Harry W.
In program [photo], H 11/6/86 p11
Rimer, Edward Jr.
River Ramble. SEE ROWAYTON
RIVER RAMBLE
River Rd.-Wilton
Accepting roadway supported, H
10/7/86 p11+
Board to vote on River Road, H
10/20/86 p13
Driveway plea denied: River
Road access, H 7/29/86 p7
Progress made on connector, H
10/21/86 p13+
Town moves forward on
connector, H 9/16/86 p35+
River Rd.-Wilton (Continued)
Wilton P & Z delays decision on
River Road access way, H
12/2/86 p13+
Riverbend Common-Norwalk
Riverfield Dr.-Westport
at home, H 4/24/86 p13+
Rivers-Pollution. SEE WATERPOLLUTION
Riverside Ave.-Westport
suit, H 3/28/86 p9+
Hauhuth urged to ignore RTM's
advice, H 7/25/86 p29
MCA plan opposed by Hauhuth,
H 7/2/86 p37+
MCA withdraws park proposal, H
10/7/86 p11+
p27+
H 7/29/86 p7
Plans for town-owned homes
studied, H 8/13/86 p9+
RTM members to see Riverside
Ave. homes, H 7/18/86 p11+
RTM tour upsets resident, H
7/22/86 p11+
p9
RTM: No decision on houses
[photo], H 10/8/86 p23+
Town to consider all options:
MCA to meet with selectmen,
H 7/24/86 p37+
Zone change sought for
Riverside Avenue, H 2/27/86
p35+
RKB Associates/Architects
Home Builders offer awards to
Road drainage-Westport
Drainage project under way, H
7/1/86 p12
Multimillion drainage plan
proposed in Westport, H
1/31/86 p9+
Road to Recovery
Program to assist working
parents of sick children is
ailing, H 1/6/86 p1+
Roads-Interchanges and
intersections
5/5/86 p13
Myrtle Avenue
p13+
intersections-Westport
H 1/15/86 p9+
p13+
Intersection plays role in furniture
store plans, H 11/13/86 p13+
Selectmen vote on
Officials approve DOT plan, H
2/12/86 p13+
3/19/86 p13+
8/6/86 p33
Residents oppose plans to
improve intersection, H
1/30/86 p11+
3/31/86 p11+
RTM to vote on intersection, H
7/30/86 p9+
State urged not to forget
intersection: Westport
selectman expresses
concern, H 12/12/86 p35
intersections-Wilton
H 3/13/86 p11+
Traffic backs up at intersection
[photo], H 7/9/86 p35
Roads-Maintenance and repairNew Canaan
$6 million approved to repair
town roads, H 8/14/86 p29
$6,000,000 road improvement
plan faces a vote, H 8/11/86
p9
New Canaan getting road paving
payment, H 4/5/86 p13
Roads-Maintenance and repairNorwalk
City gets $485,909 for roads, H
7/16/86 p6
4/23/86 p25
DPW pleased by road project, H
11/20/86 p24
172
Praises DPW for paving work
[letter], H 9/29/86 p5
Residents on Devil's Garden
wary of road reconstruction,
H 4/16/86 p12
Rowayton residents oppose
widening of road, H 2/5/86 p7
Highland Avenue
Roads-Maintenance and repairWeston
Commission examines Weston
road report, H 2/12/86 p13+
Report doesn't favor road
reconstruction, H 4/14/86
p13+
Traffic report urges Weston road
Roads-Maintenance and repairWestport
8/6/86 p33
Study: Town roadwork to cost
almost $7,000,000 [photo], H
8/4/86 p9
Roads-Maintenance and repairWilton
Condition of road annoys
residents of Spectacle Lane,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Homeowners urge selectmen to
improve Spectacle Lane, H
3/18/86 p13
Neighbors mount petition drive to
get road paved, H 2/12/86
p13+
Reports asked on road work, H
9/8/86 p9+
Town road program a `disaster',
H 11/4/86 p1+
Wilton receives $111,981 for
road repaving work, H
4/11/86 p11+
Work to begin on Wilton road
project, H 7/22/86 p11+
Roads-Weston
Weston urged to accept road:
Residents submit plea again,
H 4/7/86 p13
Roads-Westport
Use of roads to draw attention of
selectmen, H 1/25/86 p13+
Roads-Wilton
Selectmen set to name connector
road: 11 suggestions
submitted, H 1/4/86 p11
Wilton residents to select new
name for northern connector,
H 1/8/86 p10
Robbery, Attempted-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Burglar scared
from church, H 1/14/86 p8
Robbery, Attempted-Norwalk
(Continued)
Police Blotter: City woman
surprises burglar, H 3/31/86
p8
Robbery, Attempted-Weston
Police Blotter: Police probe
burglary try, H 1/21/86 p8
Robbery, Attempted-Westport
Police Blotter: Westport woman
fights off burglar, H 3/27/86
p8
Robbery-Darien
3 theft incidents reported at
show, H 6/17/86 p14
Armed robbers strike Gateway
Bank in Darien, H 5/29/86
p1+
Darien police investigating thefts:
Tree taken from shopping
plaza, H 12/23/86 p9+
Police Blotter: Christmas lights
reported stolen, H 12/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Darien PD
investigating theft, H
11/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Electronics and
alcohol missing, H 7/22/86 p9
Police Blotter: Fifth man is sought
in robbery, H 6/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Gold chains taken
from home, H 12/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Items reported
stolen from auto, H 11/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man sought in
$5,000 theft, H 7/1/86 p9
Police Blotter: Thefts are
reported in Darien, H 6/24/86
p8
Police Blotter: Thefts reported at
country clubs, H 7/29/86 p8
Police study similarities in bank
holdups, H 5/30/86 p10
Robbery-Norwalk
Armed bandit hits gas station for
$200, H 7/30/86 p8
Burglaries increasing in several
city areas, H 12/1/86 p8
Burglaries up by 82 percent over
last year, H 12/23/86 p1+
busy, H 8/15/86 p8
Carrier's new bike is stolen, H
3/7/86 p1+
Cash stolen during holdup at gift
shop, H 6/18/86 p8
chain, H 11/17/86 p8
Family home ransacked, H
12/6/86 p6
Fugitive enters city home, H
1/14/86 p1+
Gunman robs gas station, H
6/14/86 p8
Norwalker, 21, shot by robber,
said recovering, H 1/21/86
p1+
Police believe burglars boated to
shore home, H 6/24/86 p6
Police Blotter: $1,850 reportedly
stolen, H 9/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: $100 alleged
stolen taken from shop, H
10/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: $100,000 in tools
are stolen, H 2/18/86 p6
Police Blotter: $110 taken from
man, H 6/7/86 p8
woman in car, H 7/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: $200 reported
teen-ager, H 7/17/86 p8
service station, H 8/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: $5,000 in gold
jewelry taken, H 3/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: $50 reported taken
from YMCA, H 4/1/86 p6
woman, H 6/11/86 p6
Police Blotter: $53 in coins taken
by burglars, H 7/31/86 p9
firm, H 10/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: $850 stolen from
Police Blotter: $96 taken at
gunpoint, H 4/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: 3 firms, home
burglarized, H 7/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: 4 diamond rings
taken, H 9/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: A TV missing from
garage, H 3/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Armed robber gets
$295, H 1/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Armed robber
takes $50, H 5/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Attendant gives up
cash, H 3/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Auto wrecker loses
tools, H 5/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: Beer, cigarettes
said stolen, H 5/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Beer, wine taken
from bar, H 1/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bicycle stolen from
garage, H 3/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Boat, trailer
173
Police Blotter: Bonds, deed taken
from house, H 8/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Books stolen from
oil firm, H 1/13/86 p6
Police Blotter: Booty includes
silver dollars, H 7/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Break-in is
reported at pharmacy, H
11/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglar takes $400
in cash, H 3/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglaries are
Police Blotter: Burglars ransack
home, H 7/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglars remove
items from home, H 11/28/86
p8
Police Blotter: Burglary charge
filed, H 1/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglary is
Police Blotter: Cable box,
electronics stolen, H 3/26/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cafe reports cash
Police Blotter: Camera taken
from shop, H 7/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Camera,
calculator, cash stolen, H
7/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Camera, lenses
taken from home, H 10/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cameras, TV set
Police Blotter: Car electronics
Police Blotter: Cash filched,
rooms ransacked, H 4/23/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cash is stolen
from pub office, H 5/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cash reported
stolen from home, H 4/8/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cash taken from
Police Blotter: Cash taken from
Sports Gallery, H 2/18/86 p6
Police Blotter: Cash, `goods'
taken from bar, H 3/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cash, jewelry are
Police Blotter: Cash, ring are
stolen in break-in, H 2/27/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cash, smokes are
stolen, H 11/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cash, tickets
taken, H 10/24/86 p8
Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)
Police Blotter: Change stolen
from video machine, H 7/7/86
p8
Police Blotter: Cigarettes stolen
from store, H 1/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: City building
entered, H 8/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: City man injured in
Police Blotter: Clock, calculator
taken from office, H 11/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Clothing stolen in
store entry, H 1/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Coffee can looted
of about $120, H 4/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Coins taken from
store, H 2/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Coins, jewelry
taken from home, H 4/2/86 p6
Police Blotter: Color televisions
taken, H 9/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Compressor taken
from trailer, H 10/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Computer
equipment missing, H 6/5/86
p8
Police Blotter: Computer
equipment taken, H 3/25/86
p8
Police Blotter: Computer is
Police Blotter: Computer store
Police Blotter: Computer, copier
Police Blotter: Computer, printer
Police Blotter: Computers taken
from school, H 2/19/86 p6
Police Blotter: Construction
equipment stolen, H 6/27/86
p8
Police Blotter: Correction, H
2/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crooked Trail
burglary reported, H 5/13/86
p8
Police Blotter: Currency taken
from residence, H 8/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Dog is killed in
Police Blotter: Electronic
equipment is stolen, H
11/13/86 p8
equipment stolen, H 11/21/86
p8
equipment taken, H 11/11/86
p8
Police Blotter: Electronics are
Police Blotter: Electronics stolen
Police Blotter: Electronics taken
Police Blotter: Electronics,
bicycle stolen, H 5/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Electronics, coins
Police Blotter: Equipment said
Police Blotter: Fan, television are
purloined, H 4/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Five stores
Police Blotter: Food items taken
from home freezer, H 8/21/86
p8
Police Blotter: Four
condominiums burglarized, H
4/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Gas station held
up, H 1/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Gas station safe
taken, H 1/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Goods removed
Police Blotter: Goods removed
from residence, H 10/15/86
p8
Police Blotter: Goods taken from
home, H 12/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Goods taken from
Police Blotter: Guitars reportedly
Police Blotter: Holiday burglaries
Police Blotter: Home entered: TV
taken, H 4/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Home looted of
numerous items, H 4/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Home on market
Police Blotter: Home ransached
(sic) during break-in, H
10/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: IBM computer is
taken, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Items are reported
Police Blotter: Items removed
from dwelling, H 8/13/86 p8
from residence, H 12/17/86
p8
Police Blotter: Items reported
p8
Police Blotter: Items stolen from
home, H 10/24/86 p8
174
Police Blotter: Items taken from
building site, H 5/8/86 p8
club, H 8/5/86 p8
home, H 3/14/86 p8, H
3/18/86 p8, H 9/26/86 p8
residence, H 7/29/86 p8, H
8/16/86 p8, H 9/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Jewelry is reported
Police Blotter: Jewelry is stolen
Police Blotter: Jewelry reported
Police Blotter: Jewelry reported
Police Blotter: Jewelry stolen
during burglary, H 3/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Jewelry taken from
Police Blotter: Jewelry taken in
Hill Street break, H 2/24/86
p8
Police Blotter: Jewelry, VCR
reported taken, H 1/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Jewels taken from
Police Blotter: Jewels, bonds
p8
Police Blotter: Jewels, hunting
knife taken, H 2/5/86 p6
Police Blotter: Jewels, medicine
Police Blotter: Leafblower taken
from garage, H 4/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Liquor, beer
removed from club, H
7/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man fixing car is
robbed, H 5/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man injured during
daytime robbery, H 5/24/86
p8
Police Blotter: Man robbed and
cut, H 4/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man robbed at
station, H 5/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man robbed by
two men, H 3/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man wounded in
Police Blotter: Marina reports
boat theft, H 4/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Medical offices are
Police Blotter: Men walk into
Police Blotter: Money is stolen
from business, H 9/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Money taken from
sign shop, H 4/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Money, liquor
stolen from firm, H 1/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Mulvoy Street
robbery probed, H 1/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: New VCR is taken
from apartment, H 5/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: New York City
man robbed, H 1/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker robbed
by armed pair, H 7/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker tells
police of robbery, H 1/30/86
p8
Police Blotter: Nursery St. home
is looted, H 10/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Official's home
Police Blotter: Oriental rugs
Police Blotter: Pack of cigarettes
stolen, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Paintings, rings
cash taken, H 9/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Perry Avenue
apartments entered, H
7/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Petty cash
disappears, H 11/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Plumbing supplies
Police Blotter: Poles, bike
Police Blotter: Police
investigating burglaries, H
12/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police probe three
Police Blotter: Police probe,
Police Blotter: Police say home
ransacked, H 4/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Precision
implements are stolen, H
4/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Purse is taken
from woman, H 4/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Purse stolen in
store lot, H 4/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Purse, $30 taken
from woman, H 8/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Purses taken from
women, H 10/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Rare coins said
stolen, H 4/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Recorder reported
as stolen, H 5/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Recorder stolen
Police Blotter: Recorder, photo
gear taken, H 3/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Residence looted
by burglars, H 6/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Residence
Police Blotter: Residential breakin reported, H 1/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Restaurant
Police Blotter: Rifles stolen from
blind man, H 1/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Robbers employ
ruse, H 4/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Robbery attempt
thwarted, H 12/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Safe stolen from
shop, H 10/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Seafood stolen
from market, H 6/14/86 p8
Police Blotter: Seafood theft
Police Blotter: Senga Road home
Police Blotter: Snack bar reports
theft, H 7/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Sneakers stolen
from house, H 1/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: SoNo man hurt
during robbery, H 6/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Space heater
reportedly stolen, H 8/13/86
p8
Police Blotter: Stereo equipment
is stolen, H 1/15/86 p8, H
2/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Store burglarized
again, H 1/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Store receipts
taken, H 7/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Taxi keys stolen in
break, H 6/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teens report being
robbed, H 11/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Television is
Police Blotter: Television taken
Police Blotter: Television,
pocketbook stolen, H 8/25/86
p8
Police Blotter: Television, video
recorder stolen, H 5/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Theft of jewels
Police Blotter: Theft of video
recorder reported, H 3/20/86
p8
Police Blotter: Theft reported at
firm, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Thief escapes with
purse, H 4/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Thieves take silver
Police Blotter: Three burglaries
are reported, H 1/30/86 p8
175
Police Blotter: Three clocks are
stolen in city, H 7/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three houses
Police Blotter: Tires, wheels
stolen, H 8/1/86 p9
Police Blotter: Tools are stolen
Police Blotter: Tools removed
from job site, H 9/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tools taken from
firm, H 5/16/86 p8
home site, H 4/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tools, generator
reported stolen, H 12/17/86
p8
Police Blotter: Tools, radio
Police Blotter: Tools, sporting
gear are filched, H 5/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tools, taken from
store, H 11/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: TV is reported
stolen, H 9/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: TV thefts are
Police Blotter: TV, stereo taken
Police Blotter: TV, wedding band
stolen, H 11/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two show knife in
Police Blotter: Two vehicles are
Police Blotter: VCR and tapes
taken in break-in, H 9/29/86
p8
Police Blotter: VCR missing after
house break-in, H 11/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: VCR reportedly
Police Blotter: VCR stolen from
dwelling, H 2/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: VCR, camera
reported stolen, H 11/25/86
p8
Police Blotter: VCR, meat
Police Blotter: VCR, stereo
reportedly stolen, H 10/30/86
p8
Police Blotter: VCR, TV stolen
Police Blotter: VCR, TV taken
Police Blotter: Video camera
filched from car, H 5/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Video cassette
recorders taken, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Video recorder
stolen, H 9/8/86 p8, H
11/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Video recorder
stolen from store, H 11/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Video recorders
taken, H 2/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Videotapes
Police Blotter: Weston home
Police Blotter: Wine, lamb are
taken from church, H 7/28/86
p8
Police Blotter: Woman hurt:
Pocketbook taken, H 4/7/86
p8
$500 stolen, H 4/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman robbed on
Rockland Road, H 10/20/86
p8
Police Blotter: Woman's
pocketbook stolen, H 4/16/86
p8
Police investigate four burglaries
of homes Monday, H 9/16/86
p6
Police investigating jewelry store
heist [photo], H 9/17/86 p1+
Police probe armed heist at gas
station, H 10/16/86 p20
Police probe possible ties in
robberies, H 2/26/86 p1+
Police, FBI agents hunting bank
robber [photo], H 5/22/86 p1+
Robber takes money from
delivery man, H 8/13/86 p6
Screens sliced to enter homes in
local thefts, H 8/27/86 p1+
Spate of burglaries hits homes
and stores, H 12/26/86 p32
Thief trails victim to home, H
4/30/86 p6
Two men rob gas station early
today, H 10/16/86 p8
Robbery-Weston
Police Blotter: Box taken, car
Police Blotter: Burglars come up
dry in Weston, H 7/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglars steal
VCR from home, H 6/12/86
p8
Police Blotter: Burglary nets
entertainment gear, H 7/3/86
p8
Police Blotter: Burglary reported
Police Blotter: Camper complains
of missing gear, H 9/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car stereo is
stolen at game, H 9/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Computer reported
Police Blotter: Equipment taken
from car, H 1/3/86 p8
building site, H 8/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Jewelry and silver
Police Blotter: Jewelry taken from
Weston home, H 8/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Larceny of
appliances reported, H
7/14/86 p9
Police Blotter: Lawnmower is
stolen from garage, H
7/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Materials taken
from job sites, H 12/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorcycle taken
from station, H 1/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police probe thefts
of radios, H 2/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Radios taken from
Weston High, H 4/2/86 p6
Police Blotter: Saws, bicycles
taken from garage, H
12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Stereo stolen from
Mercedes Benz, H 8/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Thieves take oven,
typewriter, H 5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Youngster finds
taken home ransacked, H
6/18/86 p8
Police probe break at club in
Police say over $7,000 taken in
break-in at club, H 2/1/86 p25
Saddles taken from stable, H
3/11/86 p9
Robbery-Westport
Bank security no deterrent in
heist of microwave oven
[photo p8], H 8/12/86 p1+
Burglary reported, H 7/28/86 p6
Evidence stolen from station:
Clamming rake theft probed,
H 5/28/86 p1+
Intruders terrorize resident, H
9/2/86 p1+
Man nabbed in Westport bank
robbery [photo], H 8/7/86 p1+
Police Blotter: $20,000 reported
p8
Police Blotter: 2nd burglary
reported at house, H 3/26/86
p8
Police Blotter: Burglars hit home
Police Blotter: Burglars steal
$225 from eatery, H 9/22/86
p8
176
Police Blotter: Burglary at church
is reported, H 8/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Burglary suspects
sought, H 9/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cash is stolen
Police Blotter: Eatery reports
$18,500 stolen, H 3/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Imperial Avenue
home entered, H 3/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Jacuzzi reported
Police Blotter: Jewelry taken in
apartment break, H 9/22/86
p8
Police Blotter: Pin, coins reported
stolen, H 7/1/86 p9
theft of moped, H 6/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police probe
burglary at caterers, H
9/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Radio thefts
alleged at station, H 3/12/86
p8
Police Blotter: Silk dresses
Police Blotter: Thief steals purse
from kitchen, H 7/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three saws
garage of state DOT, H
12/17/86 p17
Police Blotter: VCR, video
camera taken, H 3/31/86 p8
Robbery-Wilton
Police Blotter: $35 missing from
Police Blotter: Television sets
stolen in Wilton, H 7/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three cars broken
into in Wilton, H 1/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Tools are reported
stolen, H 2/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: TV, jewelry are
p8
Police Blotter: TV, jewelry taken
during burglary, H 10/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: TV, oven taken
from store, H 9/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wilton home
surprises teen burglar, H
11/17/86 p8
Suspects sought in heist, H
10/2/86 p35+
Warning issued on break-ins, H
7/11/86 p11
Robbins, Harry
H 5/23/86 p11
Robert Easton Dawson Design
Design consultants trade
Manhattan for studio retreat,
H 9/9/86 p17
Robert Faesy Associates
Wilton firm finishes museum
addition [photo], H 12/20/86
p27+
Roberts Brothers Circus
Circus a smash [letter], H 8/20/86
p5
For traveling circus performers
another night means another
town [photo], H 8/14/86 p29+
The circus is coming to town
[photo], H 7/28/86 p13
Roberts, Virginia
Secretary honored on retirement
[photo], H 5/17/86 p1+
Robinson, Crystal
In pageant [photo], H 11/1/86 p18
Robinson, Marilyn
Club to honor Robinson as
`Woman of the Year' [photo],
H 10/23/86 p28
Woman of Year [photo], H
10/30/86 p6
Rocco, Guy
Guy Rocco [photo], H 9/10/86 p30
Roche, Marilyn
race [photo], H 5/22/86 p17+
Roche considers bid for
Roche says GOP lawmakers
endorse teacher salary bill
[photo], H 3/27/86 p13+
Roche won't run for re-election
[photo], H 7/10/86 p13+
Rocherolle, Eugenie
6/10/86 p13+
Rocking Horse Nursery School
Another open house coming
[photo], H 1/18/86 p20
Open House Thursday [photo], H
9/3/86 p14
Rockland Rd.-Norwalk
Hearing slated on available lots,
H 9/17/86 p10
Potential buyers eye 2 city
parcels, H 8/22/86 p12
Rodenbush, John
City man is continuing battle to
be firefighter, H 11/22/86 p1+
Rodin, Heather A.
Housing authority picks new
Rogers Group Inc.
AAAA-accepted [photo], H
6/10/86 p27
Rogers, Wayne
p29+
Rogg, Robin
p41+
Roman, Mr. & Mrs. Serge
Winds bring back thoughts of
Iceland [photo], H 1/9/86 p9
Romano, Joe "Bozo"
Sportsmen cite Stanton, Romano
[photo], H 4/25/86 p37
Romano, Peter A.
Westport pays tribute to Romano,
H 5/8/86 p37+
Romney, Todd
Child identification clinic earns
teen a Scout award, H
12/13/86 p14
Roodner Court-Norwalk
Health Dept. denies license for
camp a Roodner Court, H
7/8/86 p1+
Residents oppose sale of path by
city to developer of condos,
H 12/3/86 p9
Roodner Court Association
adopts 14 rules in `good
neighbor policy', H 6/20/86
p10
Roodner Court residents start
peer counselling for kids, H
12/18/86 p23
Stamfordite shot at project, H
7/14/86 p1+
Rooney, Andrew A. "Andy"
Andy Rooney accepts award,
criticizes news broadcasters
[photo], H 9/18/86 p1+
Rooney to receive honor from
peers [photo], H 9/13/86 p1+
Rowayton's Rooney receives
honorary degree at Colgate,
H 5/29/86 p6
Roosevelt School
School tenant asks to buy
Rose, Nancy J.
Convention is attended, H
11/3/86 p41
Rosenberg, David
Wins top prizes [photo], H 6/4/86
p31
Rosenberry, Frank A.
Rosenberry new C. R. Gibson
p20
177
Ross, Frederick J.
5/29/86 p28
Ross, Hannah
6/24/86 p11+
Ross, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S.
T. Rosses wed sixty years, H
6/21/86 p18
Ross, Robert
Rothenberg, David
Wiltonite testifies in fix, H 6/12/86
p27
Roton Middle School
Balloons launched, H 5/16/86 p6
Roton Middle School-Awards
Winners named, H 5/16/86 p6
Roton Middle School-Music
Christmas music [photo], H
12/26/86 p32
Roton Middle School-Sports
City FH champs [photo], H
11/20/86 p30
Round Hill Highland Scottish
Games
Scottish games highlighted by
bagpipers, caber toss
[photo], H 7/5/86 p28
Route 1-Norwalk
Route 1-Westport
selectman expresses
concern, H 12/12/86 p35
Route 33 Bridge-Wilton
A fair warning [photo], H 10/8/86
p23
Route 33-Westport
selectman expresses
concern, H 12/12/86 p35
Route 7 Connector
Connector progress makes
road's residents feel helpless
[photo], H 12/8/86 p15+
Route 7 Expressway
Connector road almost done, H
8/2/86 p13+
Route 7-Fairfield County
Candidates wary of Route 7
campaign issue, H 8/27/86
p35
DOT back for new 7 hearing, H
7/21/86 p1+
DOT seeking Route 7 permits, H
4/22/86 p1+
Route 7-Fairfield County
(Continued)
Residents react to Rt. 7 plans, H
7/22/86 p8
Route 7 bashing [edit], H 12/8/86
p4
Route 7-Norwalk
150 turn out to hear about new
Route 7 plans, H 3/19/86 p10
C of C adds voice to city
agencies backing Route 7, H
9/24/86 p1+
Complex plan being termed
`complicated', H 11/20/86 p1+
DOT map shows `Super 7' path
[map], H 4/4/86 p1+
Greenwich firm low bidder for
Route 7 widening, H 1/9/86
p6
Lawsuit threatened at hearing on
plan, H 11/20/86 p1+
More on Route 7 [edit], H 1/10/86
p4
P & Z panel schedules hearing
p12
Public hearing sought on
expressway work, H 5/16/86
p9
Route 7 plans aired...(again), H
9/26/86 p1+
Route 7 project is supported by
Norwalk P & Z, H 9/19/86 p1+
needs, H 7/11/86 p9
Route 7-Wilton
A rose is a rose... [edit], H
8/28/86 p4
Anti-Route 7 group tries to
change its image, H 8/25/86
p11+
Bids delayed on widening of
Route 7, H 4/25/86 p11+
Board asked to find new route for
Board to review connector road
routes, H 6/14/86 p13+
Coalition pledges renewed fight
on new Route 7, H 7/2/86
p37+
4/16/86 p9+
DOT calls hearing on Rt. 7 over
the filling of wetlands, H
9/3/86 p1+
Gill, Collins butt heads on Rte. 7,
H 12/12/86 p1+
New route sought into Wilton
Center, H 5/14/86 p13+
Officials examine linear park
plan, H 6/20/86 p11+
Residents elated over decision
on Wilton connector, H
5/8/86 p37+
Several hundred oppponents of
Route 7 rally in Wilton, H
12/5/86 p1+
Town moves forward on
Wilton board buys land for
southern connector, H
6/17/86 p13
Wilton Town Meeting nixes
Rovins, Leonard
Rovins named vice president of
national education panel
[photo], H 4/15/86 p13
Rowayton Arts Center
Rowayton art winners told, H
6/14/86 p18, H 11/14/86 p24
Rowayton Arts Council winners
are named [photo], H 3/18/86
p19
Rowayton Ave.-Norwalk
Controversial building is sold:
$2.4 million paid, H 1/7/86 p6
New offices are proposed in
Rowayton, H 6/13/86 p1+
Office plan approved at
Rowayton landing, H 7/18/86
p1+
Rowayton Civic Association
Members elected to civic group
[photo], H 2/6/86 p19
Rowayton association approves
office, residential
development plan [drawing],
H 10/24/86 p1+
Rowayton Civic AssociationLand Use Study Committee
Traffic is top concern for
Rowayton group, H 10/4/86
p10
Rowayton Fire Dept.
Rowayton chief, H 8/20/86
p11
Report is issued by Rowayton
FD, H 9/19/86 p30
Rowayton EMS wins
independence from fire
Rowayton FD issues annual call
for cash, H 8/15/86 p11
Rowayton firefighter lauded
[photo], H 11/24/86 p9
Rowayton Hose Company. SEE
ROWAYTON FIRE DEPT.
Rowayton Library
Library is given new books, H
6/27/86 p12
178
Rowayton Marine Works
P & Z to eye marine works plan,
H 7/2/86 p9
Rowayton Nativity Pageant
Children in spotlight Sunday in
Rowayton nativity pageant, H
12/18/86 p26
Christmas story to be retold Dec.
21 in Rowayton field, H
12/11/86 p17
Hundreds follow light in sky to
Rowayton's annual pageant
[photo], H 12/22/86 p1+
Rowayton Power Squadron
USPS, CG Aux units active
[photo], H 8/8/86 p23
Rowayton River Ramble
Rowaytonites enjoy their `River
Ramble': Largest turnout in
years, H 7/22/86 p10
Rowayton School
`Heroes' surprise students
[photo], H 6/10/86 p9
Roof chemical sickens students
in Rowayton [photo], H
10/16/86 p6
Rowayton pupils learn about city
government [photo], H
6/10/86 p30
Rowayton School-Awards
Happy winner [photo], H 5/16/86
p31
Rowayton School-Maintenance
and repair
School roof to be finished when
youngsters are away, H
10/23/86 p29
Rowayton Yacht Club
111 yacht club members buy
Hickory Bluff store, marina
[photo], H 10/3/86 p9
15 memberships open in
Rowayton Yacht Club, H
9/17/86 p13
Yacht club set for Hickory Bluff
site, H 3/19/86 p11
Rowing-Norwalk
Rowing along the river [photo], H
6/6/86 p1
Rowing club is started in
Rowing club starts [photo p1], H
6/6/86 p45
Rowland, Daniel
7/15/86 p13
Rowland, John G.
Democrats attack Rowland's
record: Town committee
hears candidates, H 3/20/86
p13+
Rowland, John G. (Continued)
Rowland , colleagues seek MIA
panel, H 8/9/86 p13
[photo], H 10/27/86 p13+
Rowland given top rating for
security, H 7/16/86 p14
Rowland renominated by GOP:
Delegates are unanimous
[photo], H 7/14/86 p11
Rowland: Tax bill is in trouble
[photo], H 9/8/86 p9+
p13+
Rowland, Mildred
7/15/86 p13
Rowlinson Travel Agency. SEE
TRAVELSCOPE INC.
Royce, David
Controversy continues to rage
over dam in Westport yard
[photo], H 9/17/86 p11+
Rubinstein, Franklin
H 5/13/86 p9
Rudnick, Carol
Couple adds diversity to Norwalk
community, H 11/15/86 p9
Rudnick, Irwin
Couple adds diversity to Norwalk
community, H 11/15/86 p9
Rudolf, Jacob P. "Jack"
[photo], H 3/19/86 p1+
Hobby turns to $$$ [photo], H
1/10/86 p25
p25
Rudolf backed for Senate:
Primary ahead, H 7/16/86 p1+
Rudolf out of election for seat in
Senate, H 3/28/86 p1+
Rudolf seeks new funding for
harbors, H 4/19/86 p19
Rudolf selected for advisory
panel for Norwalk Tech, H
8/21/86 p15
H 3/26/86 p1+
7/1/86 p1+
[photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
Sewage plant $$ available? State
may be source, H 2/7/86 p11
Runaway children
Project Return home opened to
teen girls, H 4/21/86 p11+
Runestad, Dain
Students and teacher honored
[photo], H 6/14/86 p13
Running
In appreciation of U. S. support
[photo], H 9/4/86 p6
Running track-Weston
Renovation of track stalled:
School fails to field team, H
4/24/86 p13
Weston seeking bids for repairs
to track, H 4/5/86 p13
Running-Darien
Kenyan plans races for county's
runners [photo], H 10/3/86
p29+
Road race will benefit cancer
group, H 9/18/86 p6
Running-Norwalk
`First Earth Run' makes Norwalk
second stop in globe-girdling
trot [map], H 9/15/86 p1+
Clean and Green Road Race
[photo], H 5/13/86 p21
Ramirez wins Clean/Green race
Silver Miler Oct. 18 [photo], H
10/8/86 p38
Running-Rowayton
Rowayton sponsors annual
festive run, H 7/1/86 p10
Running-Westport
8/8/86 p9
Winner stretches for finish tape
[photo], H 9/22/86 p14
Russell, Carol
Archives curator discovers set of
old school records, H 2/21/86
p23+
Building committee member
resigns because charge is
`too restrictive', H 11/20/86
p41+
Russo, Mike
Norwalker moves closer to dream
[photo], H 10/1/86 p16
Talent isn't enough [photo], H
1/14/86 p17+
Russo, Robert
Veteran fireman retiring [photo
p8], H 10/11/86 p1+
Ryan, Rev. Martin
2 Catholic priests from area
named monsignors, H 5/6/86
p13
Ryan, John
179
Local delegates see insurance as
concern [photo], H 8/25/86
p1+
S
St. Anthony's Feast
H 11/19/86 p38
St. Francis of Assisi Church
Annual appeal is announced
[photo], H 5/3/86 p37
St. Joseph Church
`Stations of the Cross' set Friday
[photo], H 3/24/86 p1+
Rev. Saunders dies at 76:
Former pastor in Norwalk, H
5/1/86 p6
St. Joseph's new vicar heard call
at age nine [photo], H
8/23/86 p35
Thousands observe procession
[photo], H 3/29/86 p1+
St. Joseph School
Students aid Haitian relief fund
[photo], H 4/9/86 p8
St. Joseph School-Awards
St. Joseph's prize winners
[photo], H 4/24/86 p26
St. Joseph School-Staff
8/12/86 p18
St. Luke School
100 parents learn about drugs to
help St. Luke children
[photo], H 11/22/86 p11
Assembly series under way
[photo], H 10/21/86 p15
New building planned at St.
Luke's [photo], H 1/17/86 p9
Spring array [photo], H 5/22/86
p20
St. Luke School-Drama club
Curtain call taken by "Godspell"
cast [photo], H 3/3/86 p9
St. Luke School-Graduation
Seniors graduate at St. Luke's
[photo], H 6/13/86 p13+
St. Luke School-Staff
School headmaster honored
[photo], H 5/30/86 p29
St. Mary Church
Ceremony will honor city's first
Catholic [drawing], H 6/28/86
p37
Church bell to be rung for Easter
and to mark its own 100th
birthday [photo], H 3/17/86
p1+
St. Mary School-Sports
Parochial league hoop
champions [photo], H 4/23/86
p30
St. Peter Lutheran Church
St. Peter's celebrates 75th year
in services [photo p8], H
9/22/86 p1+
St. Philip School
School certification [photo], H
11/22/86 p23
St. Philip school is certified, H
11/21/86 p21
Sabetta, Dr. Julia B.
Health/Fitness: Dermatologist
opens office [photo], H
12/22/86 p43
SACIA
Directory available [photo], H
2/25/86 p30
SACIA tells legislators about path
to housing, H 4/15/86 p23
SACIA's two big issues are
transit and housing, H
1/28/86 p48
SADD
SADD chapter planned by
students at Staples, H
4/10/86 p13+
Safe Rides
Thanks for Safe Rides [photo], H
5/6/86 p21
Safety education
Safety instruction is part of
curriculum: Police, fire offer
programs, H 8/12/86 p25
Sahnas, John
Salafia, Dr. Carolyn
Norwalk resident lectures at
Oxford: Placental
inflammation is topic, H
11/3/86 p41
Salaries. SEE WAGES
Salvation Army
Bank joining Army to help 65
families, H 12/6/86 p26
Salvation Army works afternoons
teaching children to
appreciate God [photo], H
4/19/86 p7
Samaritan Van Program
CBT has a Presidential Citation
[photo], H 6/24/86 p20
Sanders, Henry
Darien man gets nod in 27th, H
7/16/86 p41
Sandz & Co.
Mad Ave. now in SoNo, H
10/28/86 p23+
Sanitary Cleaners
Sanitary landfills-Wilton
`Capped' landfill has deteriorated,
H 12/15/86 p9+
DEP: Mather dump site needs
covering, regrading, H
12/9/86 p13+
Pond sediment won't be used at
landfill: Dredged material
said to be too coarse, H
12/4/86 p15+
H 12/16/86 p17+
SantaLucia, Joe
scoring, H 11/29/86 p25+
9/30/86 p11
H 10/31/86 p35+
SantaLucia, Mike
H 10/31/86 p35+
Santaniello, Alfred T. Jr. "Chip"
Judge Santaniello receives
honors for service in local
probate court [photo], H
9/26/86 p13
Santaniello to be honored, H
9/13/86 p12
Santaniello, citing heavy work
load, giving office of probate
judge [photo], H 7/10/86 p1+
The Probate Court [edit], H
7/15/86 p4
Santaniello, Andrew J.
`Man who loved people' is laid to
rest [photo], H 3/18/86 p1+
Committee set, H 1/21/86 p6
District plans Santaniello
memorial, H 8/7/86 p27
Santaniello, senator, dead at 59
[photo], H 3/15/86 p1+
widow to gain GOP
[photo], H 4/1/86 p1+
Senator stays alive from the
sidelines [photo], H 2/22/86
p1+
Services for Santaniello set for
10 A.M. Tuesday, H 3/15/86
p6
Santaniello, Ernestine
Santaniello's widow is seeking
his seat in the state Senate,
H 3/27/86 p1+
widow to gain GOP
[photo], H 4/1/86 p1+
Santarella, Scott
180
Santella, Andrew J. "Andy"
Andy Santella credits family for
his success [photo], H
12/13/86 p39
Santella, Marge
Drawing ends in surprise, H
7/16/86 p42
Santo, Joseph A.
[photo], H 3/19/86 p1+
[photo], H 4/25/86 p1+
Darien vote key in the 25th:
Santo hoping to repeat win in
primary five months ago
[photo], H 10/31/86 p1+
GOP chiefs head committee for
election of Santo, H 4/19/86
p6
Santo counters criticism of funds
distribution, H 7/11/86 p24
Santo financial statement still
missing, H 10/21/86 p10
Santo indicates intent to pursue
re-election [photo], H 7/10/86
p1+
widow to gain GOP
[photo], H 4/1/86 p1+
[photo], H 9/10/86 p1+
H 5/5/86 p1+
Santore, Jill
p15+
Saraceni, James
p1+
Sasco Creek Village-Westport
Westport officials dedicate
revamped mobile home park
[photo], H 9/24/86 p37+
SAT
Board will review academic
expectations report, H
12/8/86 p15+
SAT scores keep rising in
Weston, H 9/26/86 p9+
Test scores announced in Wilton,
H 12/12/86 p35+
Saugatuck Congregational
Church
Class confirmed at church
New assistant named at
Saugatuck church [photo], H
8/2/86 p7
Saugatuck River Power
Squadron
Power Squadron changes the
watch [photo], H 3/10/86 p11
Saugatuck School
Hearing to seek input on
Saugatuck School, H 6/11/86
p37
Panel appointed to study school,
H 2/27/86 p35+
Use of school for housing still
opposed, H 6/13/86 p13+
Westport selectman pleased with
Saugatuck School plan
[photo], H 11/21/86 p29+
Saugatuck-Westport
Saugatuck residents say they
prefer new housing to
offices, H 10/15/86 p13+
Saunders, Rev. Austin R.
Rev. Saunders dies at 76:
Former pastor in Norwalk, H
5/1/86 p6
Saunders, Rev. Marshall
p22
Saunders, Margaret
p22
Save the Children
$10,000 is presented to Save the
Children, H 1/4/86 p11
Agency aids refugees fleeing
Mozambique, H 2/11/86 p9+
Auction to raise funds [photo], H
1/28/86 p9
Blake elected chairman of board,
H 12/8/86 p17
Children at party [photo], H
12/20/86 p27
Colombia town back to normal a
year after disaster struck
[photo], H 11/11/86 p24+
Ex-employee suing Save the
Children: Organization files
countersuit, H 10/10/86 p31+
Famine relief coordinators bring
hope to people of Sudan, H
8/8/86 p9
Guyer: Ethiopian relief efforts
working, H 4/3/86 p37
Inmates give $600 to help famine
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9+
Money for Bridgeport playground
[photo], H 6/4/86 p24
Mountain of money raised: SCF
benefits from climb [photo], H
3/1/86 p13
On the job at the UN [photo], H
5/10/86 p13
Relief agency given $404,500, H
2/14/86 p45+
Save the Children aids
earthquake victims in San
Salvador, H 10/21/86 p15
Save the Children helps volcano
victims find work, H 4/22/86
p11+
Save the Children is praised, H
4/21/86 p11
SCF program aids earthquake
Students raise money for needy
[photo], H 1/10/86 p9
Trip to be auction prize [photo], H
2/11/86 p9
Volunteers set up speakers'
bureau [photo], H 10/23/86
p15
World poor aided via marketing
crafts: Save the Children
outreach [photo], H 8/18/86
p15+
Savitzky, Dr. Abraham
Wilton man receives award, H
3/14/86 p11
Sawyer, Jeanette
[photo], H 10/3/86 p1+
Saxe Middle School-Awards
[photo], H 6/14/86 p13
Sbarge, Robert
New director is hired to lead
Seaport group [photo], H
10/21/86 p1+
Scalise, Richard
5/31/86 p32
Scalisi, Joseph
Norwalk pair wins at casino, H
6/28/86 p9
Scalisi, Katherine
Norwalk pair wins at casino, H
6/28/86 p9
Scarpato, Robert A.
Schaberg, Bill
Schaberg adapted to market
changes, high-tech and
customers: In business 40
years [photo], H 5/6/86 p20
Schachter, Joseph H.
Former ad exec builds unique
concrete docks [photo], H
5/22/86 p50
Schedules, School
New calendar adopted, H 3/14/86
p10
181
Schedules, School-Norwalk
Calendar for schools on agenda,
H 1/21/86 p16
Opening is smooth for city
schools [photo], H 9/3/86 p11
Schedules, School-Wilton
School year to start early in
Wilton?, H 2/5/86 p11+
Schein, Dr. Raphael
Schein opens Wilton office, H
1/20/86 p25
Schempp, Gay
In juried show [photo], H 7/16/86
p33
Potter to compete [photo], H
7/31/86 p17
Schempp, Woody
National magazine features
Schempp-built solar house
[photo], H 1/21/86 p21
Schenk's Island
Trail, picnic clearing added to
park by Scout's project, H
12/24/86 p20
Scher, Dr. Steven
Health/Fitness: Orthodontist joins
Scheyd, Rev. William J.
2 Catholic priests from area
named monsignors, H 5/6/86
p13
Schindel, Morton
3/25/86 p15+
Weston studio marks anniversary
[photo], H 6/6/86 p25
Schine, Lois
Democrats pick Schine in 136th,
H 7/25/86 p29
Lois Schine appointed to lead
new commission, H 12/19/86
p27+
p9+
Schine to be honored with
university award [photo], H
9/15/86 p10
Schlatter, Pauline
Local couple thanking science for
arrival of healthy triplets
[photo], H 12/2/86 p36
Schleier, Dr. Howard
Professor gets NASA
assignment, H 4/11/86 p19
Schlott Realtors
Schlott makes INC 500 list for 3rd
year, H 12/16/86 p35
Schmidt, Edmund F.
p11+
Democrats nominate Schmidt, H
7/25/86 p29+
Schmidt, Edmund F. (Continued)
seat, H 7/24/86 p17
battle with Van Norstrand
[photo], H 9/22/86 p13+
Schnabel, Marion
`Cocktail Party' at Pequot
directed by Marion Schnabel
[photo], H 6/13/86 p17
Schneider, William
Retired executive, aged 77,
retains zest helping youth
[photo], H 4/26/86 p1+
Schneidmann, Irene
Master pianist cherishes role as
teacher [photo], H 1/27/86
p15
Schnitting, F. William
Octogenarian recalls ill-rated
voyage, H 7/9/86 p1+
Scholars Choice
Day camp opening in Wilton, H
6/3/86 p17
Scholastic aptitude test. SEE
SAT
School administrators-Norwalk
Decisionon pact received, H
12/10/86 p1+
Former coach rejoins city's
school system [photo], H
12/20/86 p1+
Norwalk school veteran takes
skill to Buffalo:
Compassionate counselor
[photo], H 8/12/86 p11
[photo], H 10/20/86 p11
Superintendent puts stamp on
school district's staff [photo],
H 12/20/86 p1+
Veteran school administrator
lauded at testimonial dinner
[photo], H 10/18/86 p10
School administrators-Weston
Administrator resigns, H 6/6/86
p25
Administrator set to begin new
job [photo], H 8/9/86 p13+
Principal to take post in
Greenwich, H 7/23/86 p9+
School board to act on
resignation, H 7/30/86 p9+
School administrators-Westport
Academy appoints McGraw, H
1/14/86 p9+
teacher presented
RTM will consider contract, H
1/7/86 p9
School administrators to receive
8 percent raise, H 1/8/86 p9+
School board to vote on pact, H
1/4/86 p11+
Welsch presents three
workshops at conference
[photo], H 4/18/86 p9+
School administrators-Wilton
Administrator will return to
classroom: Morris to teach in
Davis named superintendent in
Narragansett, H 7/23/86 p9+
H 7/14/86 p8
School budgets-Norwalk
$52 million request OK'd by
school board, H 12/10/86 p10
Board of Education will consider
variety of program
School board budget given
support during public hearing
by tax board [photo], H
3/27/86 p1+
School board deficit dwindles
with insurance, fuel savings,
H 3/25/86 p9
Tax board OK's $35,000 for
study of school space, H
8/5/86 p8
H 4/12/86 p1+
School budgets-Weston
$190,500 cut from Weston school
budget plan, H 1/27/86 p11+
Board cuts $100,000 from school
budget: Selectmen's budget
reduced by $104,000, H
4/3/86 p37+
Board of Finance puts ax to
school budget in Weston, H
3/19/86 p13+
Educators in Weston fight to
keep new budget intact, H
2/20/86 p11+
Norwood unveils proposed
budget of $10.8 million, H
12/23/86 p9+
School board trims budget by
$100,000, H 4/29/86 p9+
Weston board members clash
over proposed school
budget, H 3/12/86 p9+
182
Weston school chief used strict
criteria: In preparing budget
School budgets-Westport
$272,807 deficit is predicted for
school budget, H 1/6/86 p11
Board members urge school
budget be cut, H 2/25/86 p13
Board weighs school budget, H
2/5/86 p11+
Budget forecast draws sparks:
Westport officials clash, H
1/7/86 p9
Budget set at $24,491,599, H
1/7/86 p9
Citizen input proposal on cuts, H
6/4/86 p9+
Deficit anticipated in school
budget: Enrollment increases
blamed, H 3/12/86 p9+
Education budget reviewed, H
2/27/86 p35+
Educators consider cut list, H
6/24/86 p11+
Educators criticize finance board
action, H 4/15/86 p13+
Educators to act on cut list, H
6/30/86 p11+
Gold defends school budget, H
5/14/86 p13+
much, H 5/15/86 p15+
steam, H 5/8/86 p37+
RTM adopts town budget: $1.3
million cut fails, H 5/6/86 p9
RTM leaves budget intact:
School board faces review
School board adopts budget, H
3/11/86 p9+
School board examines $4.1
million request, H 1/14/86 p9+
School board to continue budget
review, H 2/3/86 p11
p37
School budget slated for vote, H
3/8/86 p13+
date, H 5/17/86 p13+
p13+
[photo], H 5/14/86 p13+
School budgets-Wilton
$15,893,188 budget proposed for
Wilton schools, H 1/9/86 p9
Budget cut sought by school
board, H 2/4/86 p9+
School budgets-Wilton
(Continued)
Budget guidelines prepared, H
11/10/86 p9+
Clune ready to release cut list, H
4/17/86 p11+
Educators debate where to make
budget cuts, H 4/11/86 p11+
2/21/86 p23
School board approves cuts, H
4/18/86 p9+
School board defends Wilton
education budget, H 3/21/86
p9+
School budget draws little public
opposition, H 1/24/86 p11
School budget in Wilton cut by
$200,000, H 4/4/86 p9+
Wilton officials to look for ways to
trim budgets, H 2/3/86 p11+
Wilton residents support $15.8
million school budget
School buildings, ConversionWestport
Hearing to seek input on
Saugatuck School, H 6/11/86
p37
Use of school for housing still
opposed, H 6/13/86 p13+
Westport selectman pleased with
Saugatuck School plan
[photo], H 11/21/86 p29+
School buildings-Maintenance
and repair-Norwalk
Consultant asks delay of building,
H 12/18/86 p21
Contract for painting of NHS
endorsed, H 8/14/86 p15
Expert, panel discuss school
space problem, H 11/13/86
p21
Fund request `sprung' on city?
[photo], H 2/6/86 p1+
Temporaries will force code
compliance, H 11/4/86 p21
and repair-Weston
Company to continue repair of
school roof, H 4/23/86 p23+
and repair-Westport
Funding is approved for art
center roof, H 7/18/86 p11+
7/21/86 p9+
Westport board seeks funds to
replace three school roofs, H
11/4/86 p11
School bus drivers-Norwalk
Defends fellow school bus drivers
[letter], H 12/3/86 p5
School bus drivers-Weston
Weston search for drivers, H
9/25/86 p35
School buses-Norwalk
New bus law may force changes
at schools, H 10/29/86 p10
School bus safety on agenda:
Provision for belts eyed, H
2/21/86 p11
School buses-Westport
Bus drivers, officials pleased with
new law, H 10/18/86 p27+
School buses-Wilton
Five-year pact recommended for
school bus firm in Wilton, H
12/13/86 p13+
Superintendent withdraws bus
Wilton school system seeks bids
on bus service, H 9/25/86 p35
School calendars. SEE
SCHEDULES, SCHOOLNAME OF TOWN
School costs. SEE EDUCATIONCOSTS
School custodians-Norwalk
School custodians-Wilton
Pension plan is target of
complaints, H 12/3/86 p13+
School districts-Westport
Board given alternative to
redistricting plan, H 12/8/86
p15
Board to consider middle school
consolidation, H 11/17/86 p13
Middle school discussion to
New school redistricting plan
keeps eighth grades
together, H 12/9/86 p13
School administrators draft third
consolidation proposal, H
12/16/86 p17+
School plan upsets parents, H
12/17/86 p1+
Westport parents air concern
over Long Lots School plan,
H 11/18/86 p27+
Westport school consolidation
plan approved, H 12/23/86 p9
School enrollment-MinoritiesNorwalk
Minority enrollment increases, H
10/21/86 p11
183
School enrollment-Norwalk
New laws, union pacts shrink
school capacities, says
Sloan, H 10/7/86 p9
School enrollment declines
further than Oct. 1
administration figures, H
10/6/86 p1+
School enrollment declines, but
so does rate, says Muro, H
9/22/86 p1+
School enrollment to level off in
'95, H 10/23/86 p10
Tax board asked to OK $35,000
for analysis of classroom
needs, H 8/4/86 p1+
School enrollment-Weston
Enrollment rises in Weston, H
8/26/86 p11+
Enrollment to continue to decline,
H 1/10/86 p9+
School enrollment-Westport
Committee wants Staples to
remain a 4-year school, H
4/14/86 p13+
blamed, H 3/12/86 p9+
Enrollment continues to decline,
H 11/6/86 p15+
Residents to be sent school
census cards, H 8/21/86 p13+
School officials announce census
results, H 10/9/86 p13+
School enrollment-Wilton
Enrollment increase in Wilton to
be addressed, H 11/14/86
p27
High school enrollment drops
32% in 10 years, H 10/24/86
p25
Wilton schools approach capacity
level, H 11/7/86 p1+
School fields-Weston
Weston will repair Revson soccer
field, H 12/18/86 p13+
School fields-Westport
Athletic field dropped from capital
Z on field, H 11/7/86 p33+
School lunches-Norwalk
Prices of hot lunches in schools
remain stable [photo], H
8/25/86 p22
School lunches-Westport
Westport sets guidelines for meal
School lunches-Wilton
School lunch prices to rise in
Wilton, H 6/28/86 p13
School nursing-Weston
School board urged to hire nurse,
H 1/24/86 p11
School openings-Norwalk
Classes to start earlier?, H
12/9/86 p1+
School principals-Norwalk
p1+
Garcia retiring as Brookside
directions in life: Former
principal retires [photo], H
8/12/86 p19
8/12/86 p21
School principals-Westport
Sullivan named principal at
Coleytown Elementary, H
6/17/86 p13
School reunions. SEE CLASS
REUNIONS-NAME OF TOWN
School St.-Georgetown
H 3/13/86 p11+
School St.-Wilton
H 3/13/86 p11+
School superintendents-Norwalk
Clune organizing headmasters
Sloan eyed for top
Massachusetts job [photo], H
1/30/86 p1+
Sloan gets salary hike to
$73,634, H 6/18/86 p1+
Sloan named finalist for job in
Mass. [photo], H 2/10/86 p1+
Sloan stays as Norwalk schools
chief [photo], H 2/22/86 p1+
H 12/20/86 p1+
School superintendents-Weston
Norwood attends conference for
superintendents, H 9/25/86
p36
School superintendents-Wilton
Ex-Wilton school superintendent
Dr. Anthony Brackett dies at
76, H 8/6/86 p6
School surveys
School survey set to find
Schools-Field trips-Norwalk
7 students join others in
Switzerland ski trip, H
2/15/86 p31
City students back from Europe,
H 4/22/86 p28
Field trips city-insured: Other
policy sought, H 9/10/86 p10
School trips axed: Terrorism
blamed, H 1/10/86 p1+
Schools-Field trips-Wilton
Wilton group left Kiev before
blast, H 4/30/86 p1+
Wilton students conclude time
not right for trip, H 4/19/86
p1+
Schor, Alison
Miss Congenial [photo], H
8/20/86 p33
Pageant entry [photo], H 8/7/86
p14
Sunshine Girl [photo], H 10/22/86
p23
Schor, Carole
Husband-wife team yeilds most in
H 6/17/86 p33
Schor, Irwin
H 6/17/86 p33
Schraff, Greg
p28
Schraff, Scott
p28
Schreyer, George
Schreyers married fifty years
[photo], H 5/17/86 p20
Schreyer, Ruth
[photo], H 5/17/86 p20
Schubert Club of Fairfield
County
Schubert has program for 75th
anniversary [photo], H 5/3/86
p17
Schubert's Ensemble group gives
recital Wednesday [photo], H
4/7/86 p15
Schulman, Denise
H 6/12/86 p12
Schupack Suarez Engineers Inc.
Engineering award [photo], H
3/25/86 p23
Schwartz, Robert A.
p1+
Science Fairs. SEE SCIENCEEXHIBITIONS-NAME OF
TOWN
Science-Exhibitions-Norwalk
350 entered in 3rd schools'
science fair, H 4/30/86 p21
184
City students take honors at scifair, H 4/10/86 p9
Science Fair judges named: 3rd
annual exhibit is Friday, H
5/1/86 p33
Science fair's big winners [photo],
H 3/25/86 p29
Science fairs held at 7 schools, H
8/12/86 p19
Students awarded computers
after winning science fair
[photo], H 5/3/86 p9
Scofield, Lisa Anne
In Miss T. E. E. N. finals [photo],
H 11/10/86 p13
In state pageant [photo], H
3/29/86 p18
Norwalk girl chosen state's Miss
TEEN [photo], H 8/9/86 p7
Vies for Connecticut Miss
T.E.E.N. [photo], H 7/30/86
p24
Scott, Christopher
Chris Scott comes back home a
pro: Fame - Norwalk style
[photo], H 1/6/86 p13
Scott, Ralph M.
New Canaan's chief of police
takes off badge after 31
years [photo], H 12/27/86 p1+
Scottish Games. SEE ROUND
HILL HIGHLAND SCOTTISH
GAMES
Sculley, Norm
[photo], H 10/22/86 p29
Sculptors-Norwalk
Hobby turns to $$$ [photo], H
1/10/86 p25
Sculptors-Weston
Stanley Bleifeld work Opens at
SoNo Images [photo], H
10/16/86 p27
Sculptors-Wilton
Statue headed for Valley Forge
[photo], H 7/7/86 p13
Sea Robins Veterans Club
Stone wall at veterans' building
tumbles onto Danbury rail
line [photo], H 1/22/86 p1+
Seaman, Joseph
Counsel blasts panel over ùnfair'
order, H 10/28/86 p9
Seat belts. SEE AUTOMOBILESSEAT BELTS
Seat belts, Automobile. SEE
AUTOMOBILES-SEAT BELTS
Seatek Co. Inc.
Seclow, Richard S.
Second Taxing District. SEE
NORWALK-SECOND TAXING
DISTRICT
Seitz, Greg
Seitz is going to Yale [photo], H
7/25/86 p25
Seligson, Stanley
H 4/15/86 p10
Seltzer Organization
Seltzer of Norwalk entertains at
clam bake, starts on 7building, 72-acre office
center [drawing], H 10/7/86
p21+
Senie, Christopher
Soviet nuclear accident forces U.
S. cyclists to change route
[photo], H 6/4/86 p9+
Senie, Kathryn Claire
9/10/86 p14
Sennewald, Mr. & Mrs. Edward
p14
Sentences (Criminal procedures)
10 years in prison for Aaron, H
3/5/86 p1+
1985 World Series incident ends
with jail term, H 10/23/86 p1+
2 city landlords placed on
2 ex-Wilton cops receive
2 teens are given probation, H
7/17/86 p10
2-year sentence given, H 5/8/86
p11
4th man sentenced for drug
trafficking, H 8/5/86 p7
Blevins sentenced to prison, H
7/23/86 p7
Bridgeporter sentenced for
shooting here, H 4/5/86 p11
Calderone cleared, H 5/20/86 p12
6/5/86 p1+
City man gets prison term in
attack on 14-year-old, H
11/14/86 p9
City man given four years for
rape, H 5/14/86 p9
City man is indicted for scam, H
5/22/86 p1+
12/10/86 p22
Court finds error in conviction, H
8/12/86 p36
Court grants Easton woman
probation, H 7/8/86 p24
Courts tough on crack, H 8/11/86
p1+
Cross burners get probation, H
12/19/86 p29
Drug dealer sent up for 3 years,
H 12/12/86 p8
Ex-dispatcher gets probation on
arson count, H 7/25/86 p1+
Former Norwalk man gets death
penalty for N. C. robbery,
Hasan given 80-year term, H
7/18/86 p1+
H 5/3/86 p1+
Killer is sentenced to death:
Wilton man among victims, H
9/26/86 p13
Landlord is put on probation, H
1/31/86 p7
Man charged in burglary
Man convicted in murder of exWiltonite, H 6/5/86 p1+
Man gets 10-year sentence on
drug possession conviction,
H 11/26/86 p16
Man gets 2 years probation in
rape of Norwalk woman, H
9/25/86 p9
Man gets jail for drug sale near
Man gets two years on charges,
H 2/8/86 p9
New Canaanite imprisoned in
drunk-driving death, H
8/26/86 p6
Norwalk man indicted in murder
try, H 3/6/86 p15
12/20/86 p6
Norwalk man sentenced in sex
assault, H 11/20/86 p13
Norwalker is given five-year term,
H 10/8/86 p11
Probation denied in fireworks
case, H 7/8/86 p24
Sentence suspended for abuser,
H 4/4/86 p11
Summer burglary spree nets man
a 7 year term, H 4/12/86 p19
Suspect who provoked shot is
185
Theft alibi nailed, Norwalker is
jailed, H 5/14/86 p9
Three sentenced on drug
Two hostage holders sentenced,
H 9/10/86 p10
Weston teen-agers given youthful
offender status, H 11/28/86
p57+
Westporter is sentenced to 30
days, H 7/1/86 p26
Westporter receives 2 years in
Sentencing. SEE SENTENCES
(CRIMINAL PROCEDURES)
Serendipity Chorale
Serendipity Chorale to be
Williams backup [photo], H
7/25/86 p17
Servco Oil Co.
Sewage disposal plants-Norwalk
Area shellfish beds are closed, H
8/19/86 p1+
Bacterial test results discussed at
meeting, H 8/22/86 p1+
City fears sewage dumpings
[photo], H 8/27/86 p8
City officials miffed over pollution
lawsuit, H 10/1/86 p22
City shellfish beds closed by
p1+
Closed shellfish beds upset area
fishermen, H 8/22/86 p1+
Committee recommends
consultants' payment: For
treatment plant work, H
10/22/86 p27
DPW officials explain projects at
plant, H 9/18/86 p12
Judge rules plant work can
proceed, H 8/20/86 p1+
Mayor praises sewage plant crew
[letter], H 9/27/86 p5
Overflow of effluent curtails
shellfishing, H 4/2/86 p1+
Sewage-Norwalk
Collins orders sewage spill
tracked down, H 9/3/86 p1+
Cracked sewer line found [photo],
H 9/6/86 p1+
Sewage in the harbor no secret
[letter], H 9/13/86 p5
Sewerage-Norwalk
City will hire outside firms for
sewer job, H 9/9/86 p1+
Council is urged to raise sewer
installation fee, H 5/21/86 p21
Sewerage-Norwalk (Continued)
Panel considers higher sewer
installation rate, H 3/19/86 p9
Sewerage-Westport
P & Z asked to review proposed
sewer project, H 12/12/86
p35+
Sewer links for 129 homes gain
favor of Westport P & Z, H
12/19/86 p28
Sewing
Lisa sews herself into a nice
business: New shop in
p11+
Sewing Circle of Norwalk
Sewing Circle enjoys quilting
bees [photo], H 6/28/86 p18
Sex education. SEE SEX
INSTRUCTION-NAME OF
TOWN
Sex instruction-Norwalk
New school board leader faces
sex ed issue again [photo], H
1/8/86 p1+
Psychologist says sex education
needed, H 10/15/86 p1+
PTA unit to study sex ed in
Sex education is questioned:
Educators warned, H
10/22/86 p11
Sexual assault, AttemptedNorwalk
Police Blotter: Girl averts rape
attempt, H 6/21/86 p8
Sexual assault-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Grove Street
incident reported, H 3/26/86
p8
Sexual assaults reported by two
women, H 8/11/86 p8
Sexual assault-Weston
sexual assault, H 7/23/86 p8
Sexual harassment-Norwalk
Police Blotter: Phone harassment
Seymour, Carrie
Seymour, John
Volunteer is lauded [photo], H
3/18/86 p20
Sforza, Cesare
Bride and bridegroom selected
for WHS gala [photo], H
7/19/86 p20
Shadbolt, P. Wayne
YMCA recognizes Shadbolt's
Shadow Ln.-Wilton
Neighbors mount petition drive to
get road paved, H 2/12/86
p13+
Subdivision approved over
panel's qualms, H 3/4/86
p11+
Shanks, Lisa
2/25/86 p17
Shapiro, Michelle A.
Norwalk girl gets scholarship
[photo], H 6/12/86 p33
Shared services between
schools-Westport
Wiltonite studies calculus taught
in Westport (on TV) [photo],
H 9/16/86 p35+
Shared services between
schools-Wilton
Wiltonite studies calculus taught
in Westport (on TV) [photo],
H 9/16/86 p35+
Sharp, Scott
Carrying on a tradition [photo], H
11/5/86 p17
National title eyed by Sharp
[photo], H 10/10/86 p28
Shaughnessy, Ed
10/2/86 p27
Shaw, Dr. Ruby F.
Norwalk school veteran takes
skill to Buffalo:
Compassionate counselor
[photo], H 8/12/86 p11
Veteran school administrator
lauded at testimonial dinner
[photo], H 10/18/86 p10
Shea, Olive
12/6/86 p6
Shearer, Greg
6/3/86 p15+
Shedlin, Allan Jr.
Educator stresses elementary
schools' importance, H
3/24/86 p13+
Sheffield Island
Sheffield acquired for refuge, H
2/27/86 p10
Sheffield island an oasis [letter],
H 8/26/86 p5
Sheffield Island Lighthouse
`Loan' is approved to buy
lighthouse: Space squabble
ends, H 11/13/86 p11
Agency appeals for funds to buy
lighthouse [photo], H 7/24/86
p9
Buying lighthouse becomes a
reality [photo], H 12/1/86 p1+
186
City loan for lighthouse has
tentative approval, H 8/19/86
p1+
City loan sought for lighthouse, H
9/16/86 p1
Club makes contribution [photo],
H 12/18/86 p26
Conservation panel approves
$100,000 loan for lighthouse,
H 12/23/86 p6
Contributions scarce on
lighthouse funding, H
10/31/86 p1+
Decision due Wednesday on
Funds short for purchase of
King obsessed with lighthouse
[photo], H 7/26/86 p1+
Lighthouse drive hits first goal, H
7/30/86 p19
Lighthouse fund at $1,550
[photo], H 7/25/86 p9
Lighthouse fund is doubled
today, H 7/29/86 p8
Nice idea, but... [edit], H 7/31/86
p4
Not city's business [edit], H
9/17/86 p4
Ownership of Sheffield light
passes to seaport
association [photo], H
12/31/86 p6
Plan for lighthouse purchase hits
an unanticipated obstacle, H
12/16/86 p12
Plea is heard for lighthouse
[photo], H 7/28/86 p1+
Seaport group agrees to purchse
lighthouse [photo], H
11/21/86 p1+
Seaport group buys lighthouse
option, H 8/7/86 p19
Sees lasting value in lighthouse
[letter], H 12/12/86 p5
Sheffield fight is on [photo], H
9/10/86 p24
SoNo firm: $20,000 toward
Shellfish gathering-Norwalk
8/19/86 p1+
p1+
Closed shellfish beds upset area
fishermen, H 8/22/86 p1+
Overflow of effluent curtails
shellfishing, H 4/2/86 p1+
Oyster company will acquire
additional beds in the Sound,
H 5/31/86 p1+
Shellfish gathering-Norwalk
(Continued)
Shellfish beds to stay closed for a
few days, H 8/23/86 p1+
Shellfish harvests to resume, H
9/3/86 p1+
Shellfishing not imperiled by
overflow, H 4/3/86 p8
Shellfish gathering-Westport
Clam ruling disputed, H 3/5/86
p13
Shellfish destined for river home
[photo], H 4/14/86 p13
Shellfish ruling challenged
Sportsmen's club files suit, H
3/28/86 p9+
Sportsmen at odds with town
over clam beds, H 5/12/86
p10
Shelters for the homelessNorwalk
p36
Officials fear delays could close
homeless shelter, H 11/8/86
p1+
Shenck's Island
Footbridge opens at Shenck's
Sheraton Stamford Hotel and
Towers
New hotel is launched in
Stamford [photo], H 9/16/86
p12
Sheridan, Colleen
p15+
Sherman, Irving
p35+
Sherman, Lisa Tulgan
Lisa sews herself into a nice
business: New shop in
p11+
Sherwood Island State Park
Sherwood Island is still one of
state's most popular parks, H
8/12/86 p9+
Sherwood Mill Pond-Westport
New tidal gates may correct
Sherwood Mill Pond problem
[photo], H 8/28/86 p13+
Selectmen approve mill pond
fund, H 2/26/86 p11+
Sherwood Mill Pond cleanup will
be discussed at meeting, H
8/23/86 p13+
Shields, Betty
p15
Shootings
2/20/86 p26
Shootings-Darien
Gunman fires at Darien home, H
9/16/86 p36
Police Blotter: Picture window
shot out, H 12/2/86 p8
Vandals, BBs shatter Darien
quiet, H 6/10/86 p6
Shootings-New Canaan
Officer who shot fleeing suspect
absolved by panel, H 1/31/86
p6
Shootings-Norwalk
2-year sentence given, H 5/8/86
p11
Bridgeporter sentenced for
shooting here, H 4/5/86 p11
Chase nets paint pellet suspects,
H 10/30/86 p1+
[photo], H 7/17/86 p1+
Clergymen help police look for
fatal shooting witnesses, H
7/16/86 p6
Community reflecting on
burgess [photo], H 7/9/86 p1+
chain, H 11/17/86 p8
10/31/86 p12
Fugitive identified as suspect in
10/18/86 p1+
Hearing continued in city murder
case, H 12/3/86 p16
Inflammatory, disgraceful [edit], H
8/20/86 p4
Judge lowers brothers' bond:
Charged with shooting, H
11/11/86 p14
Man shot in dispute about $15, H
8/19/86 p8
Man, 28, is shot in city parking
lot, H 4/5/86 p1+
187
Neighbors talk about the
between police and
p1+
No rush to judgment [edit], H
7/11/86 p4
Norwalker denies courthouse
Norwalker, 21, shot by robber,
said recovering, H 1/21/86
p1+
p1+
Period after shooting traumatic
for officers, H 7/11/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Charge man fired
a shot, H 7/31/86 p9
Police Blotter: Five car windows
are shot out, H 4/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man shot in
shoulder, H 12/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Shots fired at man,
H 4/1/86 p6
Police Blotter: Shots reportedly
fired, H 9/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wanted man shot
at, H 1/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman is
wounded by lead pellet, H
5/19/86 p8
Police report man wounded
girlfriend, then killed himself,
H 8/18/86 p1+
Police seek eyewitnesses to
Police trying to improve relations,
H 10/21/86 p8
Policeman fires shot at escaping
H 7/10/86 p1+
H 12/26/86 p1+
Shooting inquiry continues, H
7/11/86 p1+
Shooting's aftermath is anguish,
H 10/27/86 p1+
Shots bring four arrests, H 6/2/86
p8
10/21/86 p1+
Stamfordite shot at project, H
7/14/86 p1+
Suspect who provoked shot is
Three shooting investigations
planned, H 10/21/86 p1+
Two charged in shooting of city
man, H 11/8/86 p8
Shopper Schlepper
Westport shuttle bus takes to
road [map], H 11/21/86 p30
Shore & Country Club
S & CC sailing awards [photo], H
8/22/86 p26
Swimmers honored [photo], H
8/15/86 p24
Shorehaven Golf Club
No public objections to golf club
Panel OKs golf courses in AAA
zone, H 5/30/86 p24
Shorehaven plans club
renovations...if, H 5/29/86 p10
Shorehaven swimmers [photo], H
8/20/86 p18
Zoners ask ruling on men's club
grill, H 7/25/86 p1+
Showtech Inc.
Family firm builds sets for
Broadway: Norwalk
Shrine Club-Norwalk
Dinner honors Imperial Potentate
[photo], H 10/30/86 p39
Shular, Carol
H 12/31/86 p15+
Shulman, Richard
Shulman: Strong supporter of
effort [photo], H 6/2/86 p4A
[Supp]
Shumofsky, Claire
award, H 11/22/86 p14
Sidas, Walter
6/3/86 p15+
Sidewalks-Westport
Citizens cleaning sidewalks
already [photo], H 10/28/86
p11+
Hauhuth asks for withdrawal: Of
sidewalk rule amendment, H
11/8/86 p41+
Residents: Paving job can't be
smoothed over [photo], H
11/14/86 p1+
Siegel & Soper Realty
Siegel & Soper join with Merrill
Lynch Realty [photo], H
8/12/86 p37
Siegel, Stanley M.
Siegel is elected president of
Brookfield Craft trustees, H
6/10/86 p26
Siganos, Nicholas
Teacher wins BMW in St. Luke's
Sigler, Sally J.
Sigler wins a plaque [photo], H
2/18/86 p32
Sigma Group
Norwalk Center: The Place for
Everyting, H 10/28/86 p23
p13+
Sign Stop
p31+
Signs and signboards-Norwalk
City tries to improve sight lines, H
7/24/86 p22
Founding date fixed on city limits
signs [photo], H 11/14/86 p10
Signs still wrong: 65 weeks later,
H 10/30/86 p18
Signs and signboards-Westport
Selectmen put off decision on
stop sign [photo], H 11/13/86
p13
p31+
Street signs to be bought by
residents?, H 7/29/86 p7
Westport battles neon signs:
Donahue leads fight, H
8/18/86 p13
Signs and signboards-Wilton
Selectmen to hear plea for stop
sign, H 11/12/86 p25+
Sigsway, Ronald
Efforts lauded [photo], H 10/10/86
p31
Silk, Terry
10/2/86 p27
Silver Hill Foundation
Hearn named to position at Silver
Hill [photo], H 9/15/86 p34
Silver Hill holds annual meeting
[photo], H 7/14/86 p11
Silver Hill names nursing director
[photo], H 10/29/86 p39
Wilton woman named director at
Silver Hill [photo], H 8/8/86
p9+
Silver, Ann K.
New chairwoman [photo], H
12/12/86 p6
Silver, Horace
Norwalker comes home for big
jazz bash: Horace Silver Day
today [photo], H 7/24/86 p13
SilverMiler Road Race
Silver Miler Oct. 18 [photo], H
10/8/86 p38
Silvermine Circle
Silvermine Circle [photo], H
11/18/86 p25
188
Silvermine Community
Association
Merritt 7 contributes [photo], H
5/30/86 p24
Silvermine gives scholarships
[photo], H 6/24/86 p13
Silvermine Guild Arts Center
[photo], H 1/17/86 p13
New Silvermine board [photo], H
3/12/86 p31
Northeast USA awards to be
presented: At Silvermine
Guild [photo], H 8/1/86 p17
Silvermine USA show raises
some eyebrows, H 8/15/86
p18
Silvermine Guild Galleries
New artist members in exhibit at
Silvermine [photo], H 1/2/86
p13
Silvermine showcases Cornell
influence: Opening reception
Sunday, H 10/2/86 p15
p13+
Silvermine School
Simon's Restaurant
Simon, JoAnn
2/4/86 p20
Simone, Ed
1/25/86 p20
Simone, Leigh
1/25/86 p20
Sinchak, Thomas M.
Chairman chosen, H 3/29/86 p6
Singer Co.
Singer directors would shed
sewing, furniture operations,
H 2/19/86 p7
Singer purchases Textron
division, H 3/18/86 p8
Singer, Dr. Henry A.
Local resident inviting Nobel
winners to dinner [photo], H
10/13/86 p1+
Single people
Singles group to celebrate
Singles together for a decade
[photo], H 7/30/86 p9
Single people-Fairfield County
County singles look for old
friends, conversation, in a
`Cheers' setting [photo], H
10/20/86 p1+
Dancing, sports or sing-alongs,
singles groups cover all
bases, H 10/24/86 p1+
Dating services offer mixed bag
for singles [photo], H
10/23/86 p1+
Newly single find organizations
can be oases in a hostile
world [photo], H 10/22/86 p1+
Vacations can be fun for singles
if they are planned out
carefully, H 10/21/86 p1+
Single persons. SEE SINGLE
PEOPLE
Sisk, Scott
p28
Sister City Project. SEE
NORWALK/NAGAROTE
SISTER CITY PROJECT
Sixth Taxing District. SEE
NORWALK-SIXTH TAXING
DISTRICT
Skateboarding
Skateboarders drafting plans to
construct ramp in Wilton
[photo], H 3/25/86 p11+
Skating rinks-Norwalk
High insurance rates threaten
indoor rink [photo], H 1/17/86
p23+
Hockey players, ice skaters may
get an assist from city, H
8/13/86 p6
Skidd set to close Crystal Ice
Rink [photo], H 7/24/86 p11
Skeeter, Malcolm
Police group names Skeeter as
p8
[photo], H 2/20/86 p13
Ski Bears of Connecticut
Bears help STAR, H 7/11/86 p9
Bears make presentation [photo],
H 9/23/86 p6
Skunk Lane-Wilton
p29
Slapin, Kenneth J.
Slattery, James Jr.
Today extra-special for city mail
Slez, Anthony Sr.
Slez vs. P & Z
overturn setback
Setback regulation challenged in
suit, H 4/12/86 p13+
Sloan, Dr. Ralph E.
Classroom purchase to be
sought by Sloan, H 9/9/86
p1+
Mayor, school superintendent
spar over study of facilities,
H 9/11/86 p11
Sloan eyed for top
Massachusetts job [photo], H
1/30/86 p1+
Sloan gets salary hike to
$73,634, H 6/18/86 p1+
Sloan named finalist for job in
Mass. [photo], H 2/10/86 p1+
Sloan sets priorities for 1986-87
school year: Minority
success is #1 [photo], H
8/12/86 p14
Sloan stays as Norwalk schools
chief [photo], H 2/22/86 p1+
lodged by prominent
Sloan: City still needs McMahon,
H 12/2/86 p1+
H 12/20/86 p1+
Temporary classroom request
postponed by
superintendent, H 9/10/86
p13
Sloper, Kimberly
Around the Towns: Sloper
receives $750 scholarship, H
8/5/86 p12
Small business
Incubator gives small business a
better chance to grow bigger,
H 11/18/86 p12+
5/14/86 p10
Small, Andrew
10/2/86 p27
Smallman, Brian
Smith College Club. SEE
DARIEN/NEW CANAAN
SMITH COLLEGE CLUB
189
Smith, David
jockey, H 12/17/86 p6
p1+
12/19/86 p6
12/23/86 p6
[photo], H 12/24/86 p6
[photo], H 12/16/86 p1+
Smith, Donnie
Athletes hold surprise party for
teammate fighting cancer
[photo], H 3/10/86 p1+
Smith, Earl M. Jr.
Settlement reached on office
complex: P & Z schedules
vote for Nov. 18, H 11/11/86
p24+
Settlement will end office building
dispute, H 11/19/86 p37+
Smith, Jeffrey
p16
Smith, Kevin
Smith, Mary-Ann Tirone
Anatomy of first novel subject of
Smith talk [photo], H 1/16/86
p14
Smith, Peter A.
9/15/86 p9+
Smith, Stephen W.
Stephen W. Smith dies at age 46:
Business executive, H 3/6/86
p6
Smith, Tracy Patrick
2/4/86 p20
Smokeless tobacco
School board will review chewing
tobacco policy, H 4/22/86 p1+
Tobacco-chewing probition in
schools deferred for now, H
4/23/86 p10
Smoking-Law and legislation
Cities fighting costs of illness by
smoking ban, H 10/27/86 p1+
Smoking-Law and legislationWeston
Town orders smoking ban, H
3/28/86 p9+
Smoking-Law and legislationWestport
Employees comply with smoking
ban, H 8/20/86 p13+
Smoking law ignored by
restaurants?, H 4/8/86 p15+
Westport takes stronger stand on
smoking, H 4/23/86 p23+
Snaider, Jane
Tourism director appointed, H
5/3/86 p12
Sneaker Spot
Sneaker Spot [photo], H 9/30/86
p19
Snelson, Edward
Pupil's project wins first place
[photo], H 3/27/86 p13
SNET
35th anniversary [photo], H
4/15/86 p23
SONECOR expanding mobile
phone outlets, H 2/4/86 p17
Wilton selectmen to weigh
request by SNET to buy
town-owned land, H 2/15/86
p17
Snyder, Henry
Soap suds murder. SEE TRIALS
(MURDER)
Soccer-Coaching
[photo], H 10/29/86 p25+
9/10/86 p20
Soccer-Fairfield County
State post season action begins,
H 11/3/86 p35
Soccer-Norwalk
p35+
All-WCC goalie to pace CCHS
[photo], H 9/8/86 p29
[photo], H 10/29/86 p25+
Brien McMahon soccer team won
its sixth FCIAC
11/1/86 p25
11/22/86 p25+
[photo], H 9/15/86 p25
[photo], H 11/17/86 p23+
City of Norwalk all-time leading
high school scorers [chart], H
11/22/86 p25
p39
11/14/86 p33+
p25+
Kydes graduates [photo], H
6/24/86 p26
9/30/86 p9+
p35+
10/31/86 p37
10/27/86 p21+
NCC booters win crown [photo],
H 12/20/86 p43
[chart], H 12/3/86 p35
Quickness keys NHS [photo], H
9/8/86 p29
p21
2, Canton 1, H 11/7/86 p27+
11/7/86 p27+
Soccer champs, H 11/24/86 p27
Soccer champs [photo], H
3/27/86 p25, H 9/2/86 p26
10/30/86 p25
p17+
190
Soccer-Weston
Boys' soccer opens this week:
Area schools are ready, H
9/10/86 p21
11/6/86 p38
[photo], H 9/15/86 p25
Weston girls fall, H 11/8/86 p32
Soccer-Westport
11/18/86 p1+
9/10/86 p21
p39
Donations for fund top $3,000, H
11/21/86 p29
1-0 [photo], H 11/4/86 p23+
10/27/86 p21+
p1+
p27+
Wilton, Staples girls head AllCounty team [photo], H
11/29/86 p25
Soccer-Wilton
9/10/86 p21
Can Warriors repeat as girls'
soccer champs?, H 9/10/86
p20+
11/14/86 p33+
H 11/6/86 p35+
back to win, H 11/14/86 p33+
[photo], H 11/17/86 p26
11/8/86 p29+
Lady Warriors cop opener, 5-1
[photo], H 9/12/86 p23+
10/31/86 p37
11/17/86 p26
p27+
Soccer-Wilton (Continued)
advances, 2-1, H 11/4/86
p23+
9/10/86 p20
p25+
Wilton gals garner 33rd straight
victory, H 10/4/86 p13+
Wilton, Staples girls head AllCounty team [photo], H
11/29/86 p25
Social surveys
Administrator named for survey
on needs, H 3/3/86 p9+
High school to be subject of
survey: Opinions of Wilton
taxpayers sought, H 11/7/86
p33+
Officials ready to work on needs
assessment poll, H 1/30/86
p11
Student drug poll completed, H
3/20/86 p13
Survey: Parents feel kids òverprogrammed', H 11/20/86 p41
Society to Advance the
Retarded. SEE STAR
Soffer, Philip
McMahon sophomore wins prize
in Norwalk Tech essay
contest [photo], H 4/7/86 p9
Softball-Coaching
p15
Softball-Darien
H 5/24/86 p31+
Softball-Norwalk
[chart], H 6/20/86 p31
[photo], H 5/15/86 p27
A state Bambino sweep for city
girls, H 7/29/86 p15+
Black women umpire honored
[photo], H 6/19/86 p15
p31+
6/14/86 p25+
[photo], H 6/20/86 p31+
Ciccarelli reappointed, H 11/7/86
p31
6/18/86 p13+
City gals triumph: NE Champs!,
H 7/21/86 p17+
H 8/26/86 p7
Dolphins beaten, H 8/23/86 p23
Dolphins capture softball
7/28/86 p21+
Dolphins cop state pair: Can get
NE berth tonight, H 7/14/86
p19+
Dolphins feted [photo], H 1/10/86
p28
Dolphins finish second, advance
to NE Regional, H 7/16/86
p15+
Dolphins out: 10th in nation, H
8/25/86 p19+
Dolphins prevail on 1-hitter, H
7/28/86 p24
Dolphins squeak by 1-0 as
Jagodzinski shines [photo], H
8/22/86 p1+
Dolphins stun NE champs, 4-1, in
10, H 6/27/86 p31
Dolphins swim to top on right arm
of Morris [photo], H 8/12/86
p41+
Governor cites softball champs
[photo], H 7/31/86 p25
Heads-up base running keeps
NHS season alive, H 6/3/86
p21+
Indy softball season opens
[photo], H 5/15/86 p30
It's this simple! Marinres won't
play Dolphins, H 7/11/86
p31+
Jr. softball gals cited [photo], H
9/19/86 p37
p15
H 5/24/86 p31+
[photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
p33+
Laurels convince Aces who's No.
1 [photo], H 10/2/86 p23+
Mariners open season Sunday, H
6/11/86 p25+
191
Mariners, Dolphins win in NE
Regional tourney:
Luczkowski, Hannon handle
Nighthawks in 8-1 victory
[photo], H 7/26/86 p25+
Mariners, Dolphins win in NE
Regional tourney: South
Boston crushed, 14-1
[photo], H 7/26/86 p25+
Mariners, L. I. split openers, H
6/16/86 p17+
Morris bests Luczkowski by 1-0
score in first meeting ever of
city teams, H 7/26/86 p25+
p25+
Norwalk Dolphins leave for
national tourney: 22-team
event opens tomorrow in
Michigan [photo], H 8/19/86
p19+
Norwalk FCIAC Softball champs
[photo], H 6/2/86 p15
teams riding high: 7th
straight for Barry's Lady
Bears, H 5/1/86 p23+
softball finals: Lady Bears
eliminate Westhill [photo], H
5/29/86 p21+
softball finals: Lady Cavs to
meet Brookfield, H 5/29/86
p21+
H 5/31/86 p25+
H 5/31/86 p25+
6/21/86 p23
Open state play today [photo], H
7/10/86 p28
p31, H 6/26/86 p25+
Pony stars head to regionals
[photo], H 7/22/86 p22
H 4/7/86 p21+
Softball gals feted [photo], H
9/17/86 p31
Softball-Norwalk (Continued)
Softball was first class last
weekend in city, H 7/30/86
p13+
5/24/86 p34
Sonny's remains undefeated:
Norwalk Indy Softball
League, H 6/17/86 p24
[photo], H 5/7/86 p13+
Vallerie, Martin, McCabe homer
for unbeaten Cavs, H 5/1/86
p23
[photo], H 6/13/86 p33+
p29+
Women's softball begins tonight
p21+
Softball-Westport
Injury-ridden Sonny's finishes 3rd
in regional, H 8/18/86 p21
Sonny's softball team set to play
for NE crown [photo], H
8/14/86 p19+
Sonny's wins Indy loop crown
[photo], H 8/12/86 p43
Sonny's wins NE opener, H
8/16/86 p23
Solan, David
Solan plans campaign to
unbuckle belt law, H
11/10/86 p20
Solazzo, Paul
[photo], H 5/23/86 p9
Soltis, Vivian
[photo], H 9/9/86 p19
Sommer, Mary E.
City lawyer named to top
Stamford post, H 11/7/86 p12
SONECOR. SEE SNET
SONECOR Systems. SEE ALSO
SNET
SONECOR moves HQ to
Norwalk [photo], H 3/4/86 p27
Sonny's of Westport
Sonny's of Westport captures
state crown, H 7/23/86 p13+
SoNo Arts Celebration
A weekend of fun [photo], H
8/7/86 p14
Arts celebration to fill Washington
Street for weekend, H 8/1/86
p1+
H 8/1/86 p16
SoNo art entries win $3,000 cash
awards [photo], H 7/30/86
p32
SoNo Arts Celebration Aug. 2-3:
10th festival is two day
extravaganza [photo], H
7/28/86 p15+
SoNo Celebration boosters
[photo], H 6/6/86 p19
SoNo festival awarded $3,000 by
commission, H 3/18/86 p6
SoNo festival features food, fine
art [photo], H 8/4/86 p1+
Steam launch joins in arts
celebration [photo], H
7/29/86 p1
SoNo Cinema
Cameras cancelled for SoNo, H
2/15/86 p1+
Film's showing spurs protests, H
2/7/86 p1+
Olcott is executive director of
[photo], H 9/30/86 p23
SoNo Association elects officers
[photo], H 8/19/86 p15
SoNo Improvement Association
p11
SoNo's Little Kitchen
Restaurant opening [photo], H
12/23/86 p21
Sons of Italy Lodge-Westport
H 11/19/86 p38
Officers installed at Sons of Italy
[photo], H 4/17/86 p17
Scholarships given by Sons of
Italy [photo], H 6/20/86 p11
Sons of Pericles
Sons of Pericles announce
officers [photo], H 5/17/86 p8
Sorensen, Robert H.
5/29/86 p28
Soundview Dr.-Westport
denial, H 4/14/86 p13+
South Main St.-Norwalk
2 developers buy SoNo
properties [photo], H 3/4/86
p24
Authority bows out on housing
site plan, H 9/24/86 p11
Council approves purchase of
SoNo property, H 10/15/86
p10
South Main Street housing
proposal outlined, H 9/18/86
p16
192
South Norwalk Branch Library
`Sail Away--Read!' [photo], H
4/19/86 p18
City library establishing health
resource center, H 11/6/86
p12
[photo], H 2/20/86 p13
Top summer readers get
certificates, H 8/27/86 p24
South Norwalk Electric Works
Officials consider dam plant, H
4/4/86 p12
SNEW, CL & P try to reach
mutual aid agreement, H
1/10/86 p11
South Norwalk-Economic
conditions
Businesses on move to SoNo, H
5/22/86 p10
9/26/86 p48
Sequel to movie on South
Norwalk debuts Sept. 19, H
9/12/86 p6
SoNo black tie celebration
reflects the area's
revitalization [photo], H
12/17/86 p25
Special status is proposed in
SoNo area, H 5/16/86 p1+
South Western Regional
Planning Agency. SEE
SWRPA
Southern Connecticut Wellesley
Club
Wellesley Club officers [photo], H
10/20/86 p19
Southern New England
Telephone. SEE SNET
Southwest Regional Mental
Health Board
Board elects Dr. Brackett as
Formation of crisis service mental
health board priority, H
5/28/86 p9
Shapiro director of health
agency, H 8/12/86 p6
Southwest Regional Pipeline
Area officials hoist glasses to
mark opening of pipeline
[photo], H 2/1/86 p13+
Southwestern Area Commerce &
Industry Association. SEE
SACIA
Soviet Union
AmeriCares dispatching aid
[photo], H 5/10/86 p1
9/30/86 p17+
Space Plants Inc.
Space shuttles
Air Force axes area firm's tug:
Vessel key in orbiter search
[photo], H 7/17/86 p13+
Board eyes room for teacherastronaut, H 2/25/86 p12
Calamity a reminder of life's
value, fragility, H 1/29/86 p1+
1/24/86 p1+
Cousin slated for dedication of
Elation turned to horror, H
1/29/86 p1+
Inability to lower flag cause of
outrage, H 1/31/86 p1+
McAuliffe kin to appear at
[photo], H 3/13/86 p1+
NHS classroom may become a
memorial to space teacher,
H 2/3/86 p1+
[drawing], H 1/29/86 p1+
Norwalk teens counting down to
launch, H 1/25/86 p1+
School board OKs renaming of
Space shuttle blows up [photo], H
1/28/86 p1+
Students Florida-bound to watch
shuttle launch [photo], H
1/23/86 p1+
Spalding, Diane
Chutist hurt in 1st jump, H
4/22/86 p1+
Special education-Westport
Disabled pupils aided by special
Special Olympics
Athletes await Special Olympics
[photo], H 4/22/86 p11
Darienite panning for Olympic
gold in special games
[photo], H 6/11/86 p1+
Norwalk student Featured
Athlete, one of 14 in UConn
Special Olympics [photo], H
6/5/86 p20
Olympians bear torch in Norwalk
[photo], H 6/11/86 p1+
Olympians bring home 33
medals, H 6/16/86 p1+
Torch run adds leg in Norwalk, H
6/6/86 p6
Speck, Helen Satterlee
Speck backs historic district vote,
H 1/4/86 p11+
Spectacle Ln. Holding Corp.
8/29/86 p29+
Spectacle Ln.-Wilton
H 3/4/86 p11+
Homeowners urge selectmen to
improve Spectacle Lane, H
3/18/86 p13
Spectacle Lane order upheld, H
4/1/86 p13+
Spectrum Group Inc.
Spinola, Patrick D.
[photo], H 5/3/86 p1+
Oyster Fest chief wins cheers
[photo], H 12/6/86 p1+
Sporn, Dr. Robert C.
Dr. Sporn gains board
certification, H 4/14/86 p35
Sports Award Dinner. SEE
NORWALK OLD TIMERS
Sports-History
[chart], H 7/9/86 p13+
Looking Back [1976, 1961, 1936],
H 1/6/86 p22, H 1/13/86 p20,
H 1/20/86 p20, H 1/27/86
p23, H 2/3/86 p23, H 2/18/86
p28, H 3/3/86 p23, H 3/10/86
p24, H 3/17/86 p23, H
3/24/86 p24, H 3/31/86 p22,
H 4/14/86 p26, H 4/21/86
p22, H 4/28/86 p26, H 5/5/86
p26, H 5/12/86 p24, H
5/19/86 p25, H 5/27/86 p26,
H 6/9/86 p26, H 6/16/86 p19,
H 6/23/86 p22, H 6/30/86
p22, H 7/7/86 p18, H 7/14/86
p22, H 7/21/86 p20, H
7/28/86 p25, H 8/4/86 p20, H
8/11/86 p20, H 8/18/86 p23,
H 8/25/86 p21, H 9/2/86 p26,
H 9/8/86 p29, H 9/15/86 p25,
H 9/22/86 p25, H 10/6/86
p25, H 10/13/86 p23, H
10/20/86 p25, H 10/27/86
p25, H 11/10/86 p27, H
11/24/86 p28, H 12/1/86 p24,
H 12/8/86 p31, H 12/15/86
p24, H 12/22/86 p40, H
12/29/86 p19
1/11/86 p1+
p25+
193
Sportsmen Club of Westport
500+ attend dinner [photo], H
6/12/86 p25+
Ex-UNC hoopsters to be honored
[photo], H 5/23/86 p36
Kaye is recipient of Sportsmen
Kowalsky named: Sportsmen to
honor [photo], H 5/2/86 p36
[photo], H 1/3/86 p20
Sportsmen cite Ed Anastasia
[photo], H 5/20/86 p24
[photo], H 4/25/86 p37
Sportsmen select Ratchford
[photo], H 5/15/86 p30
H 6/6/86 p35
Sposato, John
p35+
Sprague, Elizabeth
Bell Islander named transit
3/19/86 p9
Spruce Dr.-Wilton
Special permit granted for day
care center, H 12/2/86 p13+
Spurkeland, Kari Jo
Decision on Falby supported, H
6/11/86 p37+
p1+
H 5/30/86 p1+
Squyres, Amy
H 9/10/86 p11+
SSMC Inc.
St. Jack, Connie
Caribbean north in a Norwalk
backyard: Creative
landscaping [photo], H
9/29/86 p19
Stader, Martin
[photo], H 9/10/86 p11+
p25+
Stader prepares to campaign:
142nd district GOP primary,
H 8/29/86 p29+
Stageworks
Dancing, singing Stageworks is
Sunday: Waiting in the
wings, H 7/18/86 p15+
Stalker, Kathleen K.
H 9/10/86 p11+
Stamford-Economic conditions
Stamps, Postage. SEE
POSTAGE STAMPS
Stanton, George "Skip"
[photo], H 4/25/86 p37
Staples High School
Board seeks grant for cable TV
project, H 10/21/86 p13+
Committee wants Staples to
remain a 4-year school, H
4/14/86 p13+
Parking prohibited at fire training
center entrance, H 4/23/86
p23
Students get help to adjust, H
9/13/86 p37
Students set $30,000 goal for
Hands Across America
[photo], H 4/1/86 p13
Study presented on changes at
Staples: Westport school
board hears report, H
6/17/86 p13+
WEA faces labor practice charge,
H 1/24/86 p11
Staples High School-Awards
11 students from Staples earn
awards, H 5/17/86 p13+
Awards presented at Staples, H
6/25/86 p41+
H 5/23/86 p11
Governor to honor students, H
10/22/86 p37+
School officials pay tribute to
Staples honor students, H
6/30/86 p12
5/24/86 p15+
Staples students are
Staples High School-Counseling
center
9/16/86 p35+
Staples High School-Graduation
Staples graduates continue
Staples High SchoolMaintenance and repair
Return of heat cools walkout by
Staples High School-Music
Band brings show to board
[photo], H 11/18/86 p28
Orphenians to observe 25th
Staples High School-Sports
6/24/86 p25
6/26/86 p28
p21+
Staples, H 4/21/86 p19+
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
9/10/86 p21
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
p29+
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
p39
9/19/86 p33+
p25+
p21+
Ex-Staples' golfer named PGA
rookie, H 12/1/86 p23
p25+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
H 10/28/86 p15+
4/3/86 p25+
Interesting year expected in area,
H 9/11/86 p28
1-0 [photo], H 11/4/86 p23+
p13+
194
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
p23
11/8/86 p32
11/26/86 p37+
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
[photo], H 1/22/86 p13+
Monday: It's FCIAC
p27+
10/27/86 p21+
New Canaan whips Staples, 6638, H 3/19/86 p15+
1/22/86 p13+
H 11/4/86 p23
H 4/5/86 p25+
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
6/20/86 p34
scoring, H 11/29/86 p25
p31+
H 3/17/86 p20
McMahon [photo], H
10/28/86 p15+
Staples becomes lacrosse power
[photo], H 4/9/86 p13+
Staples collects two titles:
Tussing Grayer top scorers,
H 2/3/86 p23
12/6/86 p39
2/7/86 p23+
5/30/86 p20+
3/15/86 p23+
[photo], H 12/3/86 p38
Staples High School-Sports
(Continued)
9/10/86 p20
[photo], H 12/5/86 p32
800, H 6/9/86 p27
[photo], H 12/2/86 p25
3/24/86 p21
p27+
team [photo], H 2/24/86 p19+
Vancho zips Wrecker nine, H
5/31/86 p25+
Vikes pound Staples, H 9/15/86
p24
p13+
p23+
Wreckers, Blue Wave favored, H
10/25/86 p27+
Staples High School-Staff
Job action prompted by lack of
heat, H 1/16/86 p35
STAR
Bears help STAR, H 7/11/86 p9
Bears make presentation [photo],
H 9/23/86 p6
Fun time at Shorelands [photo],
H 5/19/86 p17
Many join to help provide STAR
memorable outing on the
Lady Joan [photo], H 6/24/86
p1
Named director [photo], H 9/4/86
p18
S. T. A. R. guests [photo], H
12/18/86 p30
STAR honors businessmen
[photo], H 10/24/86 p14
Stashower, Gloria
Stasiewski, Anne Marchetti
Educator to retire from post
[photo], H 5/6/86 p13
Stasik, Andrew
6/10/86 p13+
Stations, Radio. SEE RADIO
STATIONS
Statue of Liberty National
Monument (New York, N. Y.)
[photo], H 7/3/86 p1+
Bidding farewell to Miss Liberty
[photo], H 7/7/86 p1+
First sight of statue stays with
statesman [photo], H 7/5/86
p1+
Gaff repair adds spice to ship life,
H 7/5/86 p1+
Norwalk plant meets deadline for
the big Liberty Weekend
[photo], H 7/2/86 p19
Octogenarian recalls ill-rated
voyage, H 7/9/86 p1+
Statues-Norwalk
Hungarian freedom fighter statue
removed from park for
repairs [photo], H 4/15/86 p10
Statues-Wilton
Missing statue intrigues county's
Revolutionary War buffs
[photo], H 8/13/86 p9+
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Stauffer makes a breakthrough,
H 8/5/86 p23
Steblea, Tracy A.
Stepford Group
Stepford Group is helping hand
for commuters [photo], H
12/12/86 p35+
Stephens, Roseanne
Head injuries ruled cause of
death, H 6/10/86 p10
p12
case, H 8/21/86 p6
Woman, 26 convicted in auto
death, H 12/2/86 p13+
Stevens, Herman
Stevens, Kristin
Stew Leonard's
Association names Stew
Leonard's top employer for
1985 in region [photo], H
1/22/86 p6
6/25/86 p1
Dairy store is widening busy
street, H 9/11/86 p1+
195
Dairy store's missing cow located
along Danbury road, H
7/16/86 p6
Fair exchange [photo], H 7/8/86
p22
Speaking to sophs [photo], H
12/12/86 p10
Stewart, Richard C.
Candidate to seek write-in vote,
H 9/23/86 p29+
H 8/16/86 p13+
Richard Stewart pinning hopes
on the write-in vote [photo],
H 10/31/86 p53+
Stiven, Valerie
[photo], H 10/4/86 p1+
Stokes, Darryl
[photo], H 1/30/86 p19+
p25+
H 2/24/86 p19+
Stolba, Michelle
[photo], H 5/7/86 p13+
Stone, David F.
Stone, Denis
Denis is `distinguished volunteer'
for his work with Special
p33
Stone, Joseph
Officials issue order against
photographer, H 2/24/86 p11+
Stony Brook Bridge-Darien
Darien gets grant for bridge
Stop & Shop Co. Inc.
Supermarket may open store in
new Wilton shopping center,
H 8/4/86 p9+
Storch, Dr. Marc
All special deliveries [photo], H
9/27/86 p16
Stork Express
5/29/86 p15
Strassberger, Peter J.
New office is opened by attorney
[photo], H 1/22/86 p12
Stream-Pollution. SEE WATERPOLLUTION
Stress
Children taught to cope with
stress, H 7/28/86 p13
Stretton, Thomas
Westporter named District
Deputy, H 4/15/86 p14
Strickland, Wallie A.
Wallie Strickland, former
Striped Zebra
Striped Zebra anniversary
[photo], H 5/13/86 p33
Student awards
11 students from Staples earn
awards, H 5/17/86 p13+
20 area pupils are commended
by National Merit
Scholarships Corp., H
12/18/86 p23
3 visit center, H 7/19/86 p6
7 students recognized, H
11/21/86 p6
Around the Towns: Anderson
8/5/86 p12
Around the Towns: Doyle
8/5/86 p12
Around the Towns: Sloper
receives $750 scholarship, H
8/5/86 p12
Awards given for excellence
[photo], H 4/10/86 p37
Awards received, H 5/6/86 p8
Cardullo accepts a fellowship
[photo], H 6/26/86 p20
CIB's scholarships announced, H
10/6/86 p14
City girl recipient of award for
valor [photo], H 6/14/86 p20
H 7/30/86 p30
Congressional art winner [photo],
H 8/12/86 p27
Drafting students win state
honors [photo], H 5/15/86 p15
Eight were winners [photo], H
7/26/86 p18
[photo], H 8/23/86 p23
Frietag seving as research
assistant at Yale, H 8/21/86
p15
Getting set for training [photo], H
7/31/86 p6
Graduates receive grants [photo],
H 7/25/86 p29
Health/Fitness: Association cites
Knights present scholarship
awards [photo], H 8/1/86 p11
Local students attend program at
prep school, H 7/17/86 p26
H 8/21/86 p15
Nine honored, H 4/26/86 p8
Norwalk girl wins awards, H
1/25/86 p6
Norwalk resident a winner in
Golden Rule competition
[photo], H 1/16/86 p6
Preparing for the sea [photo], H
7/9/86 p6
Realtors present scholarships
[photo], H 7/11/86 p25
Reserve Officers fete students
[photo], H 6/11/86 p35
Retired officers bestow award
[photo], H 6/24/86 p24
Savings Society grants
scholarships [photo], H
7/15/86 p30
Scholar award [photo], H 12/4/86
p38
Scholarship is awarded [photo],
H 6/9/86 p20
Scholarship won, H 4/17/86 p6
Scholarships are awarded
[photo], H 8/25/86 p29
Schools honor area students
[photo], H 6/24/86 p10
Seniors are winners [photo], H
6/9/86 p15
Silvermine gives scholarships
[photo], H 6/24/86 p13
Slogan picked as the winner in
contests [photo], H 6/27/86
p11+
Sorority gives scholarships
[photo], H 6/24/86 p24
Students show winning posters
[photo], H 11/17/86 p14
Three from area awarded
degrees, H 12/20/86 p28
Winners of art contest revealed
[photo], H 4/29/86 p19
Wins top prizes [photo], H 6/4/86
p31
[photo], H 3/7/86 p6
Student exchanges. SEE
EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES
Student expulsion
Student will appeal expulsion:
Ban imposed after fight, H
3/21/86 p20
Student suspension
196
Accused rapist is graduated as
school suspension expires, H
3/18/86 p9
Athletes suspended after party, H
5/12/86 p1+
Students approve of suspensions
for drinking, H 5/13/86 p1+
Two girls suspended, one named
in stabbing, H 2/28/86 p1+
Students Against Drunk Driving.
SEE SADD
Suarez, Manny
6/24/86 p27
Substance abuse-PreventionWeston
Wilton spokeswomen attend
substance abuse meeting, H
11/21/86 p30
Substance abuse-Weston
Substance abuse policy sent
back for more work by school
board, H 10/15/86 p13+
Substitute teachers-Norwalk
School board raises salaries for
substitutes by $2 per day, H
10/9/86 p19
Sudan
Famine relief coordinators bring
hope to people of Sudan, H
8/8/86 p9
Suicide. SEE ALSO PRISONERSSUICIDAL BEHAVIOR
Boards support suicide
counseling funds, H 3/13/86
p11
Body found, identified as fireman,
H 4/15/86 p6
Suicide, Attempted
Police sergeant convinces man
to surrender, H 4/9/86 p8
Suicide-Norwalk
Divers seek body under I-95
bridge [photo], H 2/13/86 p1+
Firefighter is jump suspect, H
2/14/86 p1+
H 8/18/86 p1+
Suicide-Weston
Weston man, 75, takes own life
in parking lot, H 1/20/86 p6
Suicide-Westport
Norwalker found hanged behind
Westport church, H 1/24/86
p8
Suicides frighten parents, H
1/29/86 p11
Suit, Nelson
Around the Towns: Darien, H
5/12/86 p10
Sullivan, Daniel
Sullivan named principal at
Coleytown Elementary, H
6/17/86 p13
Sullivan, Doris
Town honors memory of reporter
[photo], H 5/6/86 p9+
Town to honor reporter's
memory, H 5/2/86 p9
Sullivan, Maxine
It's Maxine's birthday [photo], H
5/13/86 p17
Sun, Hao
Sunset Pass-Wilton
Order on excavation issued, H
6/6/86 p26
Super Stop & Shop. SEE STOP
& SHOP CO. INC.
Superior Castings Corp.
Import woes forced SoNo firm to
close, H 5/16/86 p1+
Superior Castings closing its
doors [photo], H 2/18/86 p29
Support groups
Group forms for family of cocaine
users, H 7/9/86 p35
Support group [letter], H 8/20/86
p5
Surace, Frank
10/30/86 p25
Surveys, School. SEE SCHOOL
SURVEYS
Surveys, Social. SEE SOCIAL
SURVEYS
Survival of a Small City Part 2
Controversial film on South
Norwalk restoration
premieres [photo p8], H
9/20/86 p1+
Funding complete for
revitalization film sequel, H
3/25/86 p29
Sequel to movie on South
Norwalk debuts Sept. 19, H
9/12/86 p6
Susan Davis Lloyd Memorial
Fund
Cancer patients given
scholarships: Fund honors
Westport student, H 2/6/86
p35
Memorial fund gives 17
scholarships to students
[photo], H 6/30/86 p11+
Suspension of students. SEE
STUDENT SUSPENSION
Sutton Place ApartmentsNorwalk
Apartment building purchased by
Westporters for $3.3M, H
1/3/86 p1
Svanda, Mike
10/2/86 p27
Svencer, Mr. & Mrs. Richard
p18
Swain & Swain
Swimming-Coaching
Hegedus makes right move
[photo], H 10/23/86 p31+
Swimming-New Canaan
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
Swimming-Norwalk
[photo], H 1/16/86 p23+
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
City swimmers star in Jr.
p20
9/19/86 p33+
Hegedus makes right move
[photo], H 10/23/86 p31+
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
Norwalk freshman takes county
IM [photo], H 11/3/86 p35
Roton Point cops city swim team
relays, H 7/10/86 p28
Shorehaven swimmers [photo], H
8/20/86 p18
Sports in Brief: Norwalk Aquatic
Club does well in states, H
9/2/86 p24
11/17/86 p27
Swimmers honored [photo], H
8/15/86 p24
Swimming-Weston
9/19/86 p33+
Pool revenues expected to
3/20/86 p30
Weston girls stop Pomperaug as
5-year WCC streak goes on,
H 10/8/86 p35+
197
Swimming-Westport
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
9/19/86 p33+
Jellyfish fail to slow swim racers
[photo], H 8/4/86 p9+
Point-to-poit swim nets awards
for several area swimmers, H
8/6/86 p33+
Swimming-Wilton
Cards grab title: Wilton posts five
victories, H 3/1/86 p21
9/19/86 p33+
Five Warriors on All-FCIAC, H
4/12/86 p23
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
p13+
Town may close swimming hole
before Labor Day, H 8/21/86
p13
Wilton swimmers honored, H
11/12/86 p15
SWRPA
Area officials hoist glasses to
mark opening of pipeline
[photo], H 2/1/86 p13+
Area's affordable housing
problem to be focus of
SWRPA workshop, H 9/9/86
p9
Increase on police sought for
turnpike, H 3/3/86 p1+
Regional agency reviews plans
for Route 7, H 12/9/86 p7
State is asked to rethink parking
lot rent policy, H 2/4/86 p23
SWRPA asked not to null
Norwalk zoning rule
SWRPA backs ban of tandem
trailers, H 8/5/86 p18
SWRPA criticizes rail plan, H
4/8/86 p1+
SWRPA seeks park ideas for the
length of Route 7, H 4/25/86
p16
SWRPA support master plan for
city, H 5/6/86 p1+
SWRPA to review zone changes,
H 8/27/86 p9
SWRPA: Keep rule on the books,
H 5/6/86 p9
SWRPA (Continued)
Waveny Park measure vetoed:
Policy to be (sic) remain
unchanged, H 1/15/86 p9+
Sylvan Learning Center
Sylvan Centers help students
make grad: Retraining for
success [photo], H 2/20/86
p13+
System 1 Real Estate Inc.
Toohey installed president of
[photo], H 6/24/86 p21
T
T-Bar Inc.
N. J. firm seeking takeover of TBar, H 10/31/86 p53+
New products unveiled in '85
putting glint in T-Bar's eye
[photo], H 1/28/86 p29
T-Bar honors long service
[photo], H 3/11/86 p20
T-Bar present role of matrix
switching [photo], H 7/29/86
p13
T-Bar rejects offer to buy, H
11/13/86 p11
T-Bar sales, earnings up, H
11/4/86 p18
T-Bar set as target of merger, H
11/26/86 p8
Taliercio, Ann
7/18/86 p13
Tall Oaks Rd.-Wilton
Officials reject request to dredge,
H 1/28/86 p9+
Tallmadge Bros.
Oyster company will acquire
additional beds in the Sound,
H 5/31/86 p1+
Tamburri, Joseph S.
Tamburri fills post in district
[photo], H 7/2/86 p1
Tamsky, Joseph
with Lyons about
Tannery Ln. S.-Weston
Weston urged to accept road:
Residents submit plea again,
H 4/7/86 p13
Tax assessment. SEE
ASSESSMENT-NAME OF
TOWN
Taxpayers for Quality EducationWestport
$11,099 spent by group in
referendum, H 7/24/86 p37+
Teacher of the Year-Westport
8 nominated for teacher of the
year, H 9/20/86 p25+
School board chooses teacher of
the year [photo], H 9/23/86
p29+
Teachers
Teachers-Connecticut
[photo], H 3/27/86 p13+
Teachers-Fairfield County
Writing project program
sponsored: Several area
teachers take part, H 8/12/86
p18
Teachers-Norwalk
10th dinner to honor 25 school
retirees, H 6/7/86 p20
25 school system retirees lauded
by friends, families and
associates [photo], H 6/13/86
p10
Anatomy of first novel subject of
Smith talk [photo], H 1/16/86
p14
Board to honor 25 retirees:
Manor hosting event, H
5/20/86 p10
Board, NFT opt for $21,500 base,
H 10/8/86 p1+
City school board to consider
appointments to 35 positions,
H 8/28/86 p16
Diocese raises elementary
teachers' pay, H 2/26/86 p9
Educator is elected, H 6/26/86
p20
English teachers petition for
lighter work load, H 11/6/86
p12
Local teacher author of guide, H
10/30/86 p6
8/28/86 p15
Margaret Bredice dies: Retired
6/2/86 p6
McMahon anniversary is time for
reminiscing [photo], H
4/25/86 p14
Negotiators settle state-funded
teacher raises, H 11/7/86 p1+
NFT complains about tactics:
Used in negotiations, H
10/22/86 p9
5/19/86 p1+
NHS scholarship is in memory of
retired teacher, H 3/14/86 p20
Ruth Budd Weed, longtime
teacher, is dead at 93, H
3/22/86 p6
198
Seven teachers to take leaves,
return in '87, H 2/28/86 p21
hikes, H 10/1/86 p1+
Teacher pact talks re-opened, H
8/5/86 p1+
[photo], H 10/3/86 p1+
11/18/86 p1+
Teachers protest in Norwalk
[photo], H 9/2/86 p1+
Teachers told not to expect hefty
raises, H 4/2/86 p1+
9/10/86 p6
Teachers-Weston
20 teachers participating in
project, H 4/28/86 p13+
School staff vote to end pact
dispute, H 3/31/86 p11+
p41+
Teacher pact in arbitration, H
12/13/86 p13
[photo], H 10/3/86 p1+
Teachers-Westport
18 new staff members join school
system in Westport, H 9/8/86
p9+
project, H 4/28/86 p13+
teacher presented
Board will consider contract for
Contract approved by Westport
RTM, H 3/5/86 p13
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9
CPEC: Westport fourth in teacherpupil ratio, H 10/17/86 p29
Eleven new teachers welcomed
by Greens Farms Academy
faculty, H 10/15/86 p15
Job action prompted by lack of
heat, H 1/16/86 p35
March 4 designated teacher day,
H 2/28/86 p41
warns, H 6/7/86 p13+
RTM committees recommend
passage of teacher contract,
H 3/1/86 p13
School staff development plan
Teachers-Westport (Continued)
Teachers contract wins approval
of school board, H 2/25/86
p13+
Teachers honored in Westport
[photo], H 6/19/86 p13
Teachers in Westport resolve
contract dispute, H 1/28/86
p9+
Teachers will go back to class:
Math workshop set in
WEA faces labor practice charge,
H 1/24/86 p11
award, H 11/22/86 p14
Westport school system
continues relationship with
Lincoln Center, H 8/23/86
p13+
Westport will honor teachers: On
retirements, anniversaries, H
6/16/86 p9+
Teachers-Wilton
`Lincoln Center Rap' performed
by teachers, H 10/25/86 p41+
project, H 4/28/86 p13+
County prison's bars no barrier
for Wilton tutor [photo], H
5/29/86 p33+
Teachers becoming students, H
11/8/86 p41+
Teachers honored by school
officials, H 6/21/86 p13+
Teachers learn at workshop
[photo], H 11/21/86 p29
H 4/12/86 p13+
Teamworks
Westport group sponsors bike
ride: Riders `Bike for Peace',
H 3/15/86 p13+
Tec, Dr. Leon
Center to honor Dr. Tec, H
12/12/86 p37
Technological innovationsEmployee participation
Postal worker's idea wins him
$17,000 [photo], H 9/13/86
p12
Technology Finance Group of
Westport
p31+
Technoserve Inc.
Grant will help group provide aid
in Zaire, H 9/4/86 p18
Local firm exports know-how to
third world, H 6/19/86 p20
Technoserve changes HQ
[photo], H 1/7/86 p20
Technoserve will aid farmers in
Sudan: Project is for five
years, H 4/3/86 p33
Tedesco, Donald
2/12/86 p13+
Tedesco, Larry Jr.
p21+
Teen-age pregnancy. SEE
PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
Telephone systems
Phone service cut off by
construction accident, H
12/9/86 p1+
Phones back on line for Wilton
customers, H 12/10/86 p15+
Television producers and
directors
TV mini-series by Rowayton
producer: Christopher
Plummer to star [photo], H
3/17/86 p13+
Weston producer airs
Shakespeare [photo], H
1/18/86 p13+
Television programs. SEE
HORRIBLE SECRET; MAIN
STREET; WESTPORT TODAY
Temenos Institute
Mueller joins institute staff as
consultant, H 12/6/86 p26
Temple, Patrick J.
A bear of a task [photo], H
3/31/86 p11
Templin, Roger
[photo], H 6/14/86 p13
Tennis. SEE ALSO PADDLE
TENNIS
Tennis-Darien
6/26/86 p28
p25+
p20
Tennis-New Canaan
6/26/86 p28
Tennis-Norwalk
4/9/86 p13
p25+
Jr. netters honored [photo], H
9/17/86 p31
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
199
McMahon tennis tourney finalists
[photo], H 6/14/86 p28
Roton Point net titlist [photo], H
9/2/86 p26
Sr. tennis finalists [photo], H
9/19/86 p36
10/3/86 p24
Tennis-Weston
4/9/86 p13
p25+
Tennis-Westport
6/26/86 p28
p25+
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
Ogilvy heads NE net rankings, H
3/25/86 p22
Tennis-Wilton
6/26/86 p28
p25+
again, H 6/10/86 p21
p20
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
injury, H 9/29/86 p9+
Wilton netters stand 12-0, H
5/17/86 p25
10/3/86 p24
Tests. SEE EXAMINATIONSNAME OF TOWN
Teuscher, Philip
Recalling an era of wind and
wave [photo], H 10/25/86 p1+
Thailand
p37+
Theall, Steve
6/2/86 p19
Theatre Artists WorkshopWestport
Gala sale and auction manned by
celebrities, H 12/4/86 p31
Theatre Artists WorkshopWestport (Continued)
Theatre Artists revive anniversary
gala [photo], H 3/14/86 p13
Thompson, Sister Rosella
Black women umpire honored
[photo], H 6/19/86 p15
Thompson, Keith
Thompson, Leonard
Thompson, Richard
p14
Thompson, Terrance J.
court, H 11/21/86 p31
Thorne, Rev. Thomas P.
p11
[photo], H 10/20/86 p11
Thurber, Helen Wismer
Helen Thurber dies: Widow of
humorist, H 12/24/86 p6
Tiegs, Cheryl
p29+
Tiegs files suit over home buy, H
5/21/86 p12
Tigers
Texas, H 8/5/86 p11+
Darien tiger moves on to zoo
[photo], H 7/28/86 p7
Tiger needs a new home, H
6/24/86 p24
Tiger to find home back in
Indiana?, H 7/18/86 p11
Tilford W. Miller School. SEE
MILLER SCHOOL
Tingle, Dolli
p1+
Tingle, Patricia L.
Tinnen, Clyde
West Rocks names outstanding
student [photo], H 4/28/86
p11
Tinsmiths
Tinsmith turns back on
commuting [photo], H
5/29/86 p33+
Tishler, Dr. Mitchell S.
Tishler receives doctorate
degree, H 9/13/86 p6
Tishler, Albert
Titus, Carrie
Wins title [photo], H 10/30/86 p14
Tobiassen, Ingrid
2/4/86 p20
Tobiassen, Thor
2/4/86 p20
Tobin, Robert
H 7/14/86 p9
Toledo, Leila
p13
Toll House-Weston
Toll roads
End the parkway tolls [edit], H
3/21/86 p4
Tolson, Ann
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Tomlin, Marvin
Toohey, Robert
Toohey installed president of
[photo], H 6/24/86 p21
Touch football. SEE ALSO
FOOTBALL-NAME OF TOWN
Touch football-Norwalk
It's championship time Norwalk
recreation touch football
[photo], H 11/12/86 p16
ITFL begins 25th season
Sunday, H 9/13/86 p15
Norwalk drops opener [photo], H
9/17/86 p30
Norwalk gets 1st victory in ITFL,
H 10/2/86 p27
Norwalk heads to playoffs: InterCity touch football, H
11/19/86 p32
Norwalk nearly pulls upset: InterCity touch football, H
11/12/86 p16
Rec touch football opens, H
9/19/86 p37
Special awards given [photo], H
12/13/86 p32
Two teams unbeaten: Recreation
touch football, H 10/2/86 p27
200
Touch of Class
It's a deli: It's a restaurant, a
caterer, A Touch of Class
[photo], H 12/23/86 p21
Toulmin-Rothe, Ann
Westport artist are named jurors,
H 2/13/86 p14
Tourism. SEE TOURIST TRADENAME OF TOWN
Tourist trade-Norwalk
Discover Norwalk tour volunteers
applauded, H 10/15/86 p11
June Havoc, Collins
5/21/86 p6
Mission: Lure tourists to cities'
treasures: Our `Yankee
Heritage' [photo], H 11/3/86
p19+
Norwalk's SoNo now big tourist
attraction, H 1/25/86 p20
Tourism director appointed, H
5/3/86 p12
Travel writers take `Heritage' trail
here: Tourism is promoted
[photo], H 2/27/86 p13
Tourist trade-South Norwalk
Norwalk's SoNo now big tourist
attraction, H 1/25/86 p20
Tourist trade-Wilton
June Havoc, Collins
5/21/86 p6
Mission: Lure tourists to cities'
treasures: Our `Yankee
Heritage' [photo], H 11/3/86
p19+
Tower, Norma Corey
p15+
Town and Country Magazine
5/24/86 p15+
Town Line Center
Town Line stores will be condos
[drawing], H 12/9/86 p26
Town Players of New Canaan
`Peter Pan' is 111th NC Town
Players show [photo], H
11/10/86 p14
Toys for Tots Program
Collecting `Toys for Tots' [photo],
H 12/8/86 p21
Success of toy drive for needy
òverwhelming' [photo p8], H
12/24/86 p1+
Tracey School
Panel OKs school work, H
12/11/86 p11
Tracey School-Maintenance and
repair
Panel backs Tracey wing in
budget, H 4/4/86 p1+
Reactivated panel OKs plans for
Tracey, H 6/5/86 p10
Tracey, Carol
D. A. R. award winner [photo], H
5/31/86 p18
Track-athletics-Coaching
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
5/29/86 p21+
Track-athletics-Darien
6/24/86 p25
12/6/86 p39
Track-athletics-New Canaan
3/26/86 p16
Track-athletics-Norwalk
6/24/86 p25
3/26/86 p16
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
gold [photo], H 5/30/86 p20+
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
5/29/86 p21+
H 4/5/86 p25+
Norwalk's Corridon wins 2, H
1/13/86 p20
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
team [photo], H 2/24/86 p19+
What a ending! NHS goes from 08 to 5-9 [photo], H 5/22/86
p33+
p13+
Track-athletics-Weston
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
H 4/5/86 p25+
p13+
Track-athletics-Westport
6/24/86 p25
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
H 10/28/86 p15+
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
H 4/5/86 p25+
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
Staples collects two titles:
Tussing Grayer top scorers,
H 2/3/86 p23
12/6/86 p39
2/7/86 p23+
[photo], H 12/5/86 p32
800, H 6/9/86 p27
team [photo], H 2/24/86 p19+
p13+
Wreckers, Blue Wave favored, H
10/25/86 p27+
Track-athletics-Wilton
3/26/86 p16
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
H 4/5/86 p25+
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
p13+
Tracks
The Tracks in Battle I [photo], H
7/2/86 p34
Tracy, Dillon H.
prizes, H 5/21/86 p38
NHS student 3rd among students
on chemistry test, H 5/24/86
p25
Traffic accidents
City man dies in crash on Route
123 in Vista, H 12/12/86 p6
New Canaanite hurt in fatal auto
Police Blotter: Former resident
dies, H 10/18/86 p8
201
Traffic accidents-Darien
H 12/23/86 p10
Car-truck crash in Illinois kills
Darien woman, H 1/29/86 p6
Crash kills Darien girl, 16: 4
classmates injured [photo], H
1/15/86 p1+
Crash with police cruisers nets 2,
H 5/30/86 p6
9/3/86 p33+
Police Blotter: 2 hurt in collision,
H 10/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crash brings
seatbelt charge, H 11/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police officer is
injured, H 7/14/86 p9
Scholarship created for crash
victim, H 7/24/86 p17
Settlement reached in Darien
Teen-ager rams into roadblock, H
8/19/86 p1+
of crash, H 12/15/86 p9+
Trial begins in 5-year-old
accident: Darien woman
remains in a coma, H
10/10/86 p6
killed 1, H 12/2/86 p14
Traffic accidents-Fairfield County
Study: Town roadwork to cost
almost $7,000,000 [photo], H
8/4/86 p9
Traffic accidents-Interstate 95
11-car crash snarls rush, H
3/22/86 p1+
2 people hurt in I-95 crash
[photo], H 2/14/86 p45
Car plunges into river: Driver
dies, H 3/28/86 p1+
Cars overturn on turnpike [photo],
H 1/23/86 p1
City man is killed in crash on
highway, H 5/19/86 p1+
Crackdown, toll removal, new
barriers cut I-95 accidents, H
12/1/86 p1+
Crash delays traffic, H 1/21/86 p8
Crashes snarl evening traffic
[photo], H 12/4/86 p1
Five injured in I-95 pileup:
Norwalk man slightly hurt, H
9/25/86 p6
Illness hinted in I-95 fatal, H
4/9/86 p8
Man injured in crash, H 9/3/86
p10
Traffic accidents-Interstate 95
(Continued)
N.J. man killed as vehicle strikes
tree by highway, H 3/22/86
p1+
O'Neill declares war on trucks
[photo], H 8/23/86 p1+
One dead, two hurt in crash on I95 [photo], H 3/21/86 p1+
One hurt as trailer hits trucks
[photo p1], H 8/5/86 p17
Police Blotter: 3 cars in turnpike
crash, H 9/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: 5-car crash causes
foot injury, H 11/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Accident on I-95
Police Blotter: Accident reported
on I-95, H 10/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Bridge crash slow
traffic, H 4/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car reportedly
jumps divider, H 5/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crash closes I-95
lanes, H 10/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crashes slow a.m.
Police Blotter: Garden Stater hurt
in crash, H 11/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: I-95 crash hurts 4,
H 3/20/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man injured in
turnpike crash, H 12/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Mazda `totaled' in
pike crash, H 9/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorist makes
wild exit from I-95, H
12/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Police probing
Police Blotter: Rains blames (sic)
in seceral (sic) crashes, H
7/2/86 p9
Police Blotter: Trooper rescues
man, H 5/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Truck accident
snarls traffic, H 5/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Truck jack-knifes
on turnpike, H 12/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Truckers charged
in wreck, H 8/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman injured in I95 crash, H 12/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman injured in
Three hurt on I-95: Barrier stops
one car, H 12/4/86 p8
Troopers probe cause of fiery
truck crash [photo], H
8/22/86 p1+
Truck accident injures driver
[photo], H 8/26/86 p1
Truckers say O'Neill battling
wrong group, H 8/23/86 p1+
Wilton man run over after crash,
H 10/16/86 p1+
Witnesses recount turnpike
nightmare, H 8/22/86 p1+
Wreck snarls traffic on pike, H
9/22/86 p10
Traffic accidents-Merritt Parkway
Driver failed to follow the arrow
[photo], H 12/4/86 p6
Investigators can't pin down
crash cause, H 6/11/86 p1+
parkway crash, H 12/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: 2-car crash slow
parkway traffic, H 4/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cars collide on
parkway ramp, H 9/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crashes slow a.m.
wreck, H 10/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Parkway collision
injures 2, H 9/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman is treated
after car crash, H 7/1/86 p9
Principal escapes injury in crash
[photo], H 10/24/86 p11
Racing car hits tree on Merritt,
cut in half [photo], H 1/21/86
p1+
Safety record is stressed by
vanpoolers, H 6/11/86 p1+
Two Perkin-Elmer employees
dead in van crash on
parkway [photo], H 6/10/86
p1+
Wreck slows Parkway cars
[photo], H 11/13/86 p22
Traffic accidents-New Canaan
Accident on Route 123 KOs
power, H 1/27/86 p1+
No injuries in accident, H 6/12/86
p9
Police Blotter: Children escape
injury, H 9/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Policeman hurt
Police Blotter: Three are injured
in car accident, H 6/27/86 p8
10/21/86 p13
Teen-ager succumbs to injuries,
H 10/1/86 p9
Traffic accidents-Norwalk
Ùnlicensed' driver blamed in
police cruiser accident, H
10/15/86 p1+
2 hospitalized after car hits bike
and pole, H 6/7/86 p8
Bus driver is charged in incident,
H 11/11/86 p1+
Car hits poles: Driver injured
[photo], H 3/31/86 p1
202
Car is hit by train: Driver slightly
hurt [photo], H 2/20/86 p1+
Car leaves road, strikes garage
[photo], H 4/5/86 p8
Car runs into tree: One dead, one
hurt, H 3/13/86 p1+
Child is injured when hit by car, H
5/28/86 p6
City again heads list of mishaps
on roads, H 3/1/86 p1+
Crash with police cruisers nets 2,
H 5/30/86 p6
Damaged vehicles [photo], H
12/17/86 p1
Driver, 19, speeding at time of
crash, H 3/15/86 p1+
Firefighters wash fuel from
avenue [photo], H 6/19/86 p1
Man dies after hit by 2 cars, H
11/13/86 p1+
8/18/86 p1+
Man on bridge struck, killed:
Other area crashes injure
five, H 6/23/86 p1+
Motorists keep police busy over
holiday, H 7/7/86 p1+
Norwalk man is charged with
hitting ambulance, H 8/4/86
p6
Norwalk youth, 17, dies after car
flips over, H 3/29/86 p1
Pike traffic snarled after 7-car
Police Blotter: 3 injured in two-car
crash, H 9/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: 6 injured in two-car
Police Blotter: Accident brings
Police Blotter: Bicyclist flees after
Police Blotter: Boy runs into auto,
H 9/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car accident
hospitalizes woman, H
5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car burns on road,
H 3/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car hits apartment
complex, H 9/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car hits pole,
Westporter injured, H 3/10/86
p8
Police Blotter: Car hits telephone
pole, H 10/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car snaps utility
pole, H 9/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car strikes
storefront, H 7/19/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cars collide at
intersection, H 9/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Child, 3, injured in
Traffic accidents-Norwalk
(Continued)
Police Blotter: City teen hit by
car, H 2/18/86 p6
Police Blotter: Crash blamed on
failed brakes, H 1/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crash victims
treated for injuries, H 7/2/86
p9
Police Blotter: Cruiser crashes,
officer injured, H 10/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Driver charged
after hitting 3 cars, H 4/4/86
p8
Police Blotter: Driver hurt as car
hits wall, H 4/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Driver injured in
weekend crash, H 10/20/86
p8
Police Blotter: Driver warned
Police Blotter: Drivers injured in
Police Blotter: DWI charge filed
Police Blotter: DWI charge filed in
crash, H 3/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Falling car hurts
man, H 5/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Five hurt in 2-car
crash, H 11/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Five injured in
crash, H 8/29/86 p8
Police Blotter: Fugitive arrested
Police Blotter: Man escapes
injury in crash, H 2/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man facing 14
Police Blotter: Man injured in 5car crash, H 8/13/86 p8
crash, H 8/30/86 p8
Police Blotter: No child involved
in crash, H 4/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: No injuries
reported in accident, H
6/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Norwalker ticketed
in collision, H 5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Officer in car
mishap, H 4/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: Pedestrian injured
Police Blotter: Pedestrian struck
by sports sedan, H 10/20/86
p8
Police Blotter: Stamford man is
injured in crash, H 5/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two hurt in
12/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman freed from
car, H 12/24/86 p8
crash, H 8/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman is hurt in
Police Blotter: Woman is injured
in car crash, H 12/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman killed by
car identified, H 4/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman struck,
Police Blotter: Woman suffers
head injuries, H 11/25/86 p8
5/23/86 p9
Scrap metal truck flips at busy
local intersection [photo], H
11/1/86 p1+
Stew of bad winter weather
makes for a plateful of
accidents on roads [photo], H
2/5/86 p1+
Teen uninjured in one car crash
[photo], H 9/5/86 p13
Three suffer slight injuries in
accidents, H 6/10/86 p6
Travelling in area still hazardous:
Accidents abound [photo], H
2/8/86 p1+
Truck didn't hit the house [photo],
H 12/22/86 p1
Two seriously hurt in North Ave.
crash, H 9/3/86 p8
Woman charged in
endangerment, H 7/1/86 p6
Traffic accidents-Weston
Accident causes outage in
p31
Crash sends two teens to
hospital, H 6/4/86 p9+
Head injuries ruled cause of
death, H 6/10/86 p10
Manslaughter charge filed in fatal
crash in Weston, H 6/20/86
p12
Passenger killed in Weston
crash, H 6/9/86 p6
Police Blotter: Accidents reported
Police Blotter: Bridgeport man
hurt in crash, H 11/26/86 p8
Police Blotter: California man
charged in crash, H 1/25/86
p8
Police Blotter: Car collides with
deer in Weston, H 7/14/86 p9
Police Blotter: Car damaged in
203
Police Blotter: Car hits posts:
Driver charged, H 6/11/86 p6
Police Blotter: Car hits tree,
driver not hurt, H 3/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Collision with deer
damages car, H 6/2/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crash cuts power
to 186 in Weston, H 1/14/86
p8
Police Blotter: Crash sends
couple to hospital, H 6/16/86
p8
Police Blotter: Drivers charged in
Police Blotter: Ice sends drivers
off roads, H 1/6/86 p8
crash, H 10/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man hospitalized
Weston crash, H 2/7/86 p8
Police Blotter: No injuries as
truck hits pole, H 1/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen injured as
car flips over, H 7/31/86 p9
Police Blotter: Teens hospitalized
Police Blotter: Teens injured in
crash, H 2/27/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three women hurt
Police Blotter: Truck damaged in
Police Blotter: Two injured in
Weston crash, H 10/15/86 p8
Police Blotter: Warning issued in
one-car mishap, H 7/15/86 p8
after accident, H 5/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman escapes
Police Blotter: Woman given
warning in accident, H
5/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman injured
when car hits ice, H 12/1/86
p8
Police Blotter: Woman suffers
cuts in crash, H 10/1/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wreck nets seat
belt warnings, H 1/13/86 p6
Trooper injured as cruiser hits
van in Weston, H 6/21/86 p1+
Traffic accidents-Westport
Crash puts man in hospital, H
7/25/86 p30
Lunging car runs amuck in car
lot, H 11/14/86 p10
Man charged after crash, H
6/30/86 p9
Motorist faces charges after
crashing into pole, H
12/17/86 p6
Traffic accidents-Westport
(Continued)
Pedestrian killed by car in
Police Blotter: Accident results in
minor injuries, H 5/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car runs into
storefront, H 11/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car strikes empty
school bus, H 12/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Cause of crash is
sought, H 10/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Crash results in
Police Blotter: Driver injured in
crash, H 12/13/86 p8
crash, H 12/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man drives over
lawn, into tree, H 9/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Man hurt as car
flips, H 6/21/86 p8
Police Blotter: Teen charged
following crash, H 9/18/86 p8
Police Blotter: Truck strikes
Police Blotter: Two hurt in
Westport crash, H 2/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westport accident
injures 2, H 1/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Westporter's car
overturns, H 3/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman hurt as car
flips, H 9/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman still
`serious' after crash, H
6/19/86 p8
Police pull crash victim from river,
H 6/18/86 p6
Police say victim was in middle of
the road, H 4/29/86 p9+
Three are injured in head-on
crash, H 11/13/86 p8
Two people injured in one-car
Westport police investigate
collision involving cruiser, H
5/23/86 p9
Traffic accidents-Wilton
Accident kills man in Wilton, H
3/8/86 p1+
Accident sends officer to hospital,
H 8/8/86 p9
N. Y. man killed in Wilton crash,
H 2/14/86 p1
Police Blotter: 2 drivers charged
Police Blotter: 91-year-old
motorist injured, H 8/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car kills deer in
Police Blotter: Car knocks down
gas pump, H 3/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car rolls over in
Wilton, H 5/5/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car severs pole:
Woman hurt, H 2/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car strikes bus:
No one hurt, H 10/4/86 p8
Police Blotter: Car, ambulance
collide, H 11/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Chain reaction
crash in Wilton, H 9/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Collision blamed
on argument, H 1/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Driver allegedly
falls asleep, H 8/27/86 p8
Route 7 crash, H 11/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Driver escapes
injury in accident, H 10/13/86
p8
Police Blotter: Injuries in accident
minor, H 2/22/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorist injured in
crash, H 9/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Motorist injured in
Police Blotter: N. Y. man charged
Police Blotter: N. Y. woman
charged after wreck, H
11/24/86 p8
Police Blotter: Pumps toppled at
Police Blotter: Ridgefielder
7/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Three men hurt in
one-car crash, H 10/13/86 p8
Police Blotter: Traffic accident
injures two, H 10/6/86 p8
Police Blotter: Truck hits car:
Woman hurt, H 10/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Trucker charged
after mishap, H 4/25/86 p8
Police Blotter: Two collisions in
Police Blotter: West Redding
man charged in wreck, H
7/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Wilton driver, 16,
Police Blotter: Wiltonite injured in
Police Blotter: Woman hurt in bus
crash, H 10/14/86 p8
two-car wreck, H 11/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Woman is injured
204
Police Blotter: Wreck brings
varied other charges, H
12/8/86 p8
Two people hurt when truck flips
[photo], H 9/24/86 p38
Wilton man thrown from Jeep, H
8/21/86 p6
Woman dies in car crash, H
6/27/86 p1+
Traffic flow-Fairfield County
Regions pay for progress with
traffic woes, H 1/28/86 p24
Traffic flow-Interstate 95
Group wants state to prevent
Yankee Doodle traffic snarls
[photo], H 9/4/86 p1+
Increase on police sought for
turnpike, H 3/3/86 p1+
Mayor gets bird's-eye view of
city's traffic, development
[photo], H 1/7/86 p1+
Traffic flow-Merritt Parkway
[photo], H 1/7/86 p1+
Traffic flow-Norwalk
Dairy store is widening busy
street, H 9/11/86 p1+
Mayor claims traffic safety picture
is unfair, H 5/5/86 p11
Norwalk loses funds: Truck traffic
increases [photo p8], H
10/6/86 p1+
Route 7 traffic is snarled, H
6/16/86 p6
Summer road construction likely
to snarl city traffic [photo], H
4/25/86 p1+
Traffic flow-Weston
LWV inspects traffic plan, H
3/22/86 p13+
Traffic report urges Weston road
Traffic flow-Westport
Chamber to examine Westport's
traffic problems, H 3/10/86
p9+
Malone wants traffic study
[photo], H 1/6/86 p11+
[photo], H 1/7/86 p1+
Officials seek ways to ease traffic
problem, H 10/23/86 p13+
3/19/86 p13+
[photo], H 3/21/86 p9+
Traffic improvements topic for
public hearing, H 4/5/86 p13
Traffic flow-Westport (Continued)
Traffic upsets street's residents,
H 9/19/86 p13
Traffic flow-Wilton
Traffic study says buildings will
not affect Wilton Center, H
10/1/86 p9+
Traffic lights-Norwalk
New traffic lights no solution:
Lowe Street resident says, H
10/17/86 p11
Traffic violations-Norwalk
Police Blotter: 35 motorists
nabbed for speeding, H
6/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Speeding arrests
continue, H 6/14/86 p8
Trailer parks-Norwalk
Trailer park cited for safety
violations, H 11/28/86 p10
Trailer parks-Westport
[photo], H 3/17/86 p11
Trails
Commission studies preservation
of trails, H 6/4/86 p9+
Commission will vote on Wilton
bike trail, H 8/20/86 p13+
Conservationists to press for bike
path: P & R Commission
tables request, H 8/22/86 p9
Norwalk water official dislikes
Wilton trail map, H 9/25/86
p1+
P & Z panel to hear trail plan, H
8/22/86 p9
Residents support preservation
of Wilton trails, H 9/24/86 p37
Trail association withdraws
Trail map approved by P & Z, H
11/4/86 p11
10/17/86 p29
Trails proposal reviewed, H
8/6/86 p33+
Trails proposal to P & Z, H
9/15/86 p9+
Walking course for elderly being
considered in Weston, H
10/1/86 p9+
Walking course for seniors
support by commission, H
10/7/86 p11+
Wilton panel approves trail
preservation code, H
11/25/86 p9
Trails-Wilton
Preservation of trails supported,
H 2/11/86 p9
Trani, Antonio F.
New Canaanite pleads guilty to
manslaughter, H 6/20/86 p10
Trani, John A.
Man dies after hit by 2 cars, H
11/13/86 p1+
Trans-Lux Corp.
Norwalk's Trans-Lux sells
theaters to Paramount,
president moves too [photo],
H 7/29/86 p11
Sale of screens gives Trans-Lux
highest profits, H 12/2/86 p32
Trans-Lux advancing the use of
message display boards, H
1/28/86 p36
Trans-Lux Corp. enters facsimile
marketplace here, H
10/28/86 p25
Trans-Lux device transforms PC
into a telecommunications
terminal [photo], H 2/11/86
p26
Trans-Lux promotes 3 [photo], H
11/11/86 p18
Transact International Inc.
Travel agents
Darien travel agents visit China
[photo], H 7/8/86 p23
Travelscope Inc.
Travelscope Inc. notes
6/17/86 p33
Travers, John
H 7/30/86 p30
Treehouse Cafe and Comedy
Club
Ruling favors cafe-club, H
7/31/86 p11
Westport club gets last laugh, H
12/6/86 p1+
Trees-Darien
Officials to dedicate tree at
Darien parade ground, H
5/30/86 p29
Trees-Norwalk
Tree planted here as rebirth
symbol, H 4/26/86 p1+
Trees-Westport
Police Blotter: Tree closes
Westport street, H 8/26/86 p9
Trees-Wilton
Date is set for hearing on 10
trees, H 9/4/86 p33+
Some trees spared on southern
connector, H 9/10/86 p12
Wilton residents want old trees to
be saved, H 8/26/86 p11+
205
Trials (Assault)
4 jurors selected in stabbing
case, H 10/31/86 p11
11/1/86 p6
Jury selection beginning in
attendant's stabbing, H
10/29/86 p8
Testimony continues in trial of
city man, H 11/7/86 p11
Trial in assault case enters third
day, H 11/6/86 p18
Trials (Drugs)
Case against Norwalk man is
11/6/86 p6
Inability to pick jury delays trial of
Angels, H 1/11/86 p1+
Trial is set for suspects in drug
sale, H 4/3/86 p10
Trials (Fraud)
Darien man to stand trial in fraud
case, H 10/27/86 p13+
Trials (Kidnapping)
4 witnesses testify at kidnapping
trial, H 1/11/86 p1+
Aaron agrees to guilty pleas at
kidnap trial, H 1/15/86 p1+
Trial for Aaron Tuesday, H 1/6/86
p6
Trials (Manslaughter)
Darien man pleads innocent to
charges in fatal accident, H
9/22/86 p13
Trials (Murder)
$200,000 bond set in retrial, H
11/22/86 p8
`Battle' was planned at Iorio's, H
12/10/86 p1+
`No contest' is plea in case of
WS killing, H 9/6/86 p10
4/9/86 p17
4 more jurors selected in
Westport case, H 11/24/86
p14
Attorney for Chuey vows fight, H
8/23/86 p1+
Chuey case stalled, H 10/11/86
p1+
Chuey faces hearing in
extradition battle, H 8/26/86
p7
9/3/86 p33+
Death penalty is urged in murder
of Wiltonite, H 6/23/86 p11+
Defense to rest at Iorio trial, H
12/17/86 p16
Trials (Murder) (Continued)
Ex-Norwalker goes on trial in N.
Carolina for murder, H
6/25/86 p19
Examiner fails to link bullet to
Iorio's rifle, H 12/18/86 p13+
7/18/86 p1+
Hearing is scheduled in city
Hearing set in New York for local
man, H 6/12/86 p11
Judge gives 30-year-term for
murder, H 1/15/86 p1+
Judge maintains high bond set
for restaurant murder
suspect [photo], H 10/22/86
p37
trial, H 4/1/86 p1+
Jury selection begins in `World
Series' trial [photo], H 9/4/86
p6
Liberatore hearing is set for Aug.
26, H 6/14/86 p11
Liberatore slated for October trial,
H 8/27/86 p18
Murder suspect indicted, H
12/17/86 p20
Murder suspect returned, H
10/21/86 p1+
Murder suspect told to try on
bloodied sneaker, H 2/5/86 p9
Murder suspect's case
10/16/86 p24
Murdered man's son first witness
at trial, H 4/23/86 p1+
New trial is set for ex-localite, H
12/31/86 p9
Norwalk man to face a charge of
murder, H 12/9/86 p11
Norwalker convicted of assault,
Psychiatric testimony continues
in trial: Case may end today,
H 1/30/86 p14
Stabbing case goes to jury:
Defendant testifies, H
11/19/86 p39
Tape will be admitted as
evidence at Iorio trial, H
12/9/86 p20
Teen requests youth status in
homicide case, H 10/28/86
p11+
Testimony conflicts in teen-ager's
trial [photo], H 12/11/86 p13+
Testimony continues at trial of
youth charged with murder,
H 12/12/86 p11
Trial of Norwalk suspect delayed
after defense attorney
becomes ill, H 10/7/86 p10
Two jurors chosen for murder
trial, H 11/21/86 p11
5/2/86 p13
Westport slaying trial begins:
Help reportedly sought, H
1/29/86 p9
Westporter testifies at murder
trial, H 2/24/86 p11+
Witness at Iorio trial testifies he
heard car window shatter, H
12/16/86 p13
Witness: Seeing car made Iorio
`nervous', H 12/20/86 p27+
Trials (Robbery)
11/1/86 p6
Trials (Sexual assault)
Attorney files motion for new trial
in rape because tape stolen,
H 1/24/86 p1+
Norwalk man sentenced in sex
assault, H 11/20/86 p13
Wilton rapist gets 10 years, H
1/24/86 p1+
Trigaux, David
Principal to take post in
Greenwich, H 7/23/86 p9+
School board to act on
resignation, H 7/30/86 p9+
Triple S Inc.
Triple S expands to Stratford
[photo], H 2/11/86 p25
Trojan, Heather
p16
Trombetta, Dana Lynn
p31
H 8/2/86 p18
Trombetta, Darcy
p31
H 8/2/86 p18
Troy, Patti
206
Trucks
Dealing with overweight trucks
[letter], H 9/15/86 p5
O'Neill declares war on trucks
[photo], H 8/23/86 p1+
Tandem trucks face growing
The proof builds [edit], H 8/5/86
p4
Troopers probe cause of fiery
truck crash [photo], H
8/22/86 p1+
Truck parking is a concern, H
6/26/86 p7
Truckers keep to the turnpike, H
10/31/86 p53+
Truckers say O'Neill battling
wrong group, H 8/23/86 p1+
Witnesses recount turnpike
nightmare, H 8/22/86 p1+
Truglia, Anthony
Sen. Truglia renominated, H
7/24/86 p17
Trust for Public Land
Land trust buys 2 lots at Weir
Farm, H 12/1/86 p13+
Tulane University
Wiltonite testifies in fix, H 6/12/86
p27
Tunney, Thomas
H 8/8/86 p9
Tuozzolo, Scott
2/25/86 p9
Turner Construction
Grillo building completed, Turner
is first tenant [photo], H
2/18/86 p29
Turner, J. Thomas
Former coach rejoins city's
school system [photo], H
12/20/86 p1+
Tutorial method in education.
SEE TUTORS AND
TUTORING
Tutors and tutoring
Tutoring group tries to make
lessons fun [photo], H
7/31/86 p11+
Twin City Building-Norwalk
Twin City Building facelift first
step in redevelopment
[photo], H 9/12/86 p9
Twin Towers. SEE NORWALK
TWIN TOWERS
Two Hundred Associates
Ramp adopted, H 1/3/86 p6
Tylenol
Wariness of capsules is growing
in area, H 2/19/86 p1+
Tyler, George F. Jr.
Expert links sneakers to slay
Tyler, George F. Jr. (Continued)
Foot facts kept secret, H 2/15/86
p6
7/18/86 p1+
H 5/3/86 p1+
12/20/86 p6
5/2/86 p13
U
U. N. Association of Connecticut
Southwest
Hospitality Committee welcomes
125 visitors from other
nations, H 12/4/86 p16
Hosts welcome U. N. A. guests
[photo], H 10/15/86 p15
Westport ceremony salutes UN's
10/25/86 p41
U. S. Electronics Group. SEE
BURNDY CORP.
U. S. S. Enterprise
U. S. Surgical Corp.
H 5/3/86 p1+
Current, ex officials of U. S.
Surgical face $1.5 million
payback, H 2/12/86 p1+
Friends of Animals planning 14th
protest at U. S. Surgical, H
4/7/86 p9
Gift of plants to city is offshoot of
company's greenhouse
activities [photo], H 6/26/86
p1+
Maritime Center receives
$25,000 from U. S. Surgical
[photo], H 1/11/86 p1+
Mayoral pitch [photo], H 8/27/86
p15
Questions motive [letter], H
9/12/86 p5
8/12/86 p37+, H 11/4/86
p13+, H 11/18/86 p12+
Students visit U. S. Surgical
[photo], H 5/30/86 p6
Surgical funds festive tree
lighting, H 12/30/86 p23
Surgical joins Àdopt-A-Ramp'
[photo], H 6/23/86 p9
U. S. Surgical sales record, H
10/28/86 p26
U. S. Tobacco Co.
Earnings rise 13 percent at U. S.
Tobacco, H 7/24/86 p38
Juvenile Diabetes benefits, H
4/2/86 p25
U. S./U. S. S. R. Nuclear Freeze
Bergamini joins freeze panel:
Star Wars will be focus
[photo], H 2/19/86 p9
Ulmer, Willie Jr.
6/3/86 p17
Unemployment
Unger, Dr. Bernard S.
Local dentist named to state
commission [photo], H 3/5/86
p19
UNICEF
Wilton UNICEF reports, H
1/27/86 p17
Union Carbide Corp.
Carbide completes sale of its ag
unit, H 12/22/86 p29
Carbide put off spill report for 6
hours, H 6/5/86 p16
Union Carbide announces
recapitalization to escape
debts, H 11/5/86 p9
Union Carbide to complete
agriculture units transfer, H
12/16/86 p18
Union Carbide to sell
headquarters and lease
building from developer, H
11/7/86 p35
Union Trust Co.
Bank center [photo], H 9/23/86
p15
Bank officials present award to
Mohonk House in Westport
[photo], H 11/25/86 p10
Unions. SEE COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING-NAME OF
TOWN
Unitarian Church
Church members divided on
sanctuary movement, H
2/1/86 p11
Unitarian appointment made
[photo], H 2/8/86 p6
United Brotherhood of
Carpenters, Local 210 of
Western Connecticut. SEE
CARPENTERS LOCAL 210NORWALK
United Church Nursery School
Dental hygiene explained to kids
[photo], H 10/9/86 p19
207
United Church of Rowayton
After 40 years, Rev. Emig tells
parish to love another
[photo], H 11/18/86 p32
New minister in Rowayton
[photo], H 9/6/86 p7
Rowayton church chooses new
pastor [photo], H 7/26/86 p7
United Italian American
Committee of Norwalk
Frank Zullo to be named `Man of
the Year' [photo], H 4/14/86
p15
Judge Cioffi to speak at
ceremony [photo], H 10/3/86
p12
United Methodist Church
Church group leaves today for
mission [photo], H 6/28/86
p1+
Methodists welcoming new
minister [photo], H 6/28/86
p37
Nuclear peace letter will be read
Sunday, H 5/24/86 p15+
Westport church studies nuclear
policy, H 5/31/86 p37
United Nations Association of
Connecticut Southwest.
SEE U. N. ASSOCIATION OF
CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST
United States Coast Guard. SEE
COAST GUARD AUXILIARY
FLOTILLA 72
United Technologies Corp.
UTC cites quarterly large loss, H
12/9/86 p1+
United Way
Weston Union in the spotlight in
United Way educational film
[photo], H 12/17/86 p13+
United Way-Norwalk
Electrolux donates cleaners to
Fundraising begins [photo], H
10/2/86 p12
Leaders of next drive of United
Way named [photo], H 6/3/86
p11
New staffer appointed at United
Way [photo], H 7/1/86 p26
United Way attains campaign
goal [photo], H 12/3/86 p12
United Way collects one third of
its goal [photo], H 10/15/86
p1+
United Way gets additional grant
for food, shelter, H 3/20/86 p6
United Way hits $1 million mark
[photo], H 11/13/86 p1+
United Way kicks off 1986 drive
[photo], H 10/3/86 p9
United Way marks successful
drive [photo], H 5/23/86 p6
United Way-Norwalk (Continued)
United Way reaches 92% [photo],
H 11/26/86 p6
United Way set to begin annual
fundraising drive, H 9/19/86
p8
United Way sets schools goal, H
10/4/86 p11
United Way time [edit], H 10/2/86
p4
UW pledges pass $784,000
[photo], H 10/29/86 p10
United Way-Westport-Weston
Landowne elected to lead United
Way [photo], H 7/19/86 p13+
Presenting on (sic) original
[photo], H 4/21/86 p11
United Way extends birthday
greeting [photo], H 6/3/86 p13
United Way-Wilton
United Way nears the halfway
mark, H 11/17/86 p15
United Way raises 88% of its
goal, H 11/24/86 p15
Wilton's United Way exceeds
campaign goal, H 12/20/86
p27+
University of Connecticut
Norwalker stays on to help
UConn president [photo], H
8/12/86 p26
University Patents Inc.
New lens soon to be on market,
H 1/27/86 p29
Strictly Business, H 6/3/86 p25+,
H 6/24/86 p19+
Unmarried people. SEE SINGLE
PEOPLE
Unmarried persons. SEE
SINGLE PEOPLE
Up With People
Area residents performed with Up
With People, H 9/26/86 p6
Cryptic message [photo], H
9/30/86 p6
V
Valentine, Bobby
McDougall, Valentine go into
State HS Hall of Fame, H
12/16/86 p29
Valiante, Joe
Valiante, Michael
Michael Valiante dies at 72: `Kid
Cement' was ex-boxer, H
10/21/86 p6
Valivsaitis, Vytas M.
Vallerie, Eileen
6/18/86 p13+
Vallerie, John E. Jr.
probate judge: Vallerie feels
court is àccessible' [photo],
H 11/1/86 p20
[photo], H 7/14/86 p1+
Van Norstrand, Ralph E.
p11+
Fellow legislators rally around
`Van' [photo], H 7/29/86 p7
6/2/86 p1+
slate, H 7/18/86 p1+
battle with Van Nostrand
[photo], H 9/22/86 p13+
9/10/86 p1+
Van Norstrand rejects
gubernatorial bid idea, H
6/13/86 p9
Van Norstrand wins election to
sixth term, H 11/5/86 p1+
Vandalism-Darien
6 youths arrested in Darien, H
6/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Darien mailboxes
Vandalism sparks investigation
Vandals, BBs shatter Darien
quiet, H 6/10/86 p6
Vandalism-Norwalk
Decries vandalism of yule tree
[letter], H 12/20/86 p5
Halloween vandalism dwindling
[photo], H 10/31/86 p1+
Hungarian freedom fighter statue
removed from park for
repairs [photo], H 4/15/86 p10
Oak Hills official tees off on golf
course vandals [photo], H
1/4/86 p9
Police Blotter: 2 restaurants
Police Blotter: Brick thrown at
car, teen hurt, H 3/10/86 p8
Police Blotter: Garbage truck
208
Police Blotter: Mailbox vandalism
Police Blotter: Paint reportedly
spilled on cars, H 9/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Rock tossed
through car window, H 8/8/86
p8
Police Blotter: Tire slashing
Police Blotter: Vandal smashes
teller machine, H 12/11/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandals damage 5
new cars, H 3/17/86 p8
Police Blotter: Window is broken
with rocks, H 6/28/86 p8
Police Blotter: Windows at school
broken, H 6/3/86 p8
Police probe rash of tire
slashings [photo], H 12/29/86
p8
Sixth District plans to hire police
to arrest vandalism, H
6/12/86 p33
Vandalism-Weston
3 Weston teens granted youthful
p16
Fifth suspect apprehended, H
9/15/86 p9
Five teens charged in burning of
cross, H 8/27/86 p1+
Police Blotter: Electric meter torn
from wall, H 7/8/86 p8
Police Blotter: Party in Weston
brings police, H 5/5/86 p8
tree cuttings, H 12/9/86 p8
Police Blotter: Pump at station
Police Blotter: Student's car
vandalized, H 9/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandals damage
equipment, H 8/12/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandals damage
old ambulance, H 12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandals hit high
school again, H 6/16/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandals smash
windows at school, H 6/4/86
p8
Police Blotter: Weston Middle
School vandalized, H 1/29/86
p8
Police charge four in vandalism
spree, H 9/12/86 p1+
Police investigating Weston cross
Vandals hit high school in
Weston, H 9/2/86 p1+
Weston schools scene of
vandalism incident, H
6/11/86 p1+
Vandalism-Weston (Continued)
Westonteen-agers given youthful
p57+
Vandalism-Westport
Police Blotter: Cars vandalized at
train station, H 11/3/86 p8
Police Blotter: Vandalism
reported at rail station, H
12/23/86 p8
Police Blotter: Window smashing
schools, H 12/8/86 p15+
VanLaer, Jan A.
VanLaer is appointed as
Symphony's manager
[photo], H 4/7/86 p16
Varghese, Kevin
Friday blood drive earns Scout
award, H 6/12/86 p37
Vassos, John
p13+
Vaupel, Pamela
7/15/86 p13
Vavrinec, Donna
11/7/86 p27+
Vecchiarelli, Dolores
Board names vice principal at
Long Lots, H 7/11/86 p11+
Veccia, Ottaviano
Driveway dismantling ends Wilton
wetlands controversy, H
8/25/86 p11
Vella, Dr. Jane Kathryn
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9+
Vellotti, Vinnie
[photo], H 10/22/86 p29
Vena, Gregory
8/12/86 p1+
Verda, Louis P.
6/5/86 p1+
Judge gives 30-year-term for
murder, H 1/15/86 p1+
Verrilli, Rose Marie
Verrilli honored by girl scouts
[photo], H 10/2/86 p35+
Veterans Day
Crowd at Veterans Day
ceremeonies augurs a
renewed patriotic spirit
[photo], H 11/12/86 p1+
Marine recruiter is Veterans Day
speaker, H 11/6/86 p30
Sixth Company faced shelling
during Battle of the Argonne
[photo], H 11/11/86 p1+
Veterans Memorial Park-Norwalk
`Hardball' talks set on city marina
plan, H 3/12/86 p1+
Caucus unable to find Veterans'
Park funding, H 4/8/86 p10
Courville vows to push Vets Park
p20
3/7/86 p13
Dimming of Vets Park lights to
take place within 2 weeks, H
5/16/86 p9
center, H 2/15/86 p1+
Locked-park policy draws ire at
Proposal for marina at park given
dunking by opposition
[photo], H 4/29/86 p1+
Recreation committee wants
ideas for controlling park use
after dark, H 4/22/86 p1+
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mayor Collins buys VFW's first
poppy [photo], H 5/13/86 p6
Thanks for help [photo], H
10/4/86 p11
VFW installs new officers [photo],
H 6/3/86 p30
Westport VFW installs officers
[photo], H 5/28/86 p32
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
399-Westport
Organ donated by VFW Post
[photo], H 12/6/86 p26
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
603
[photo], H 7/31/86 p13
Veterans-Darien
`Shirtless' captain recalls Army
days [photo], H 7/24/86 p37+
Darien salutes `Hometown
Heroes' [photo], H 6/2/86 p9
Veterans-Honor Roll-Norwalk
O'Connor offers help with Honor
Roll: To veterans committee,
H 10/21/86 p22
Veterans-Norwalk
Area's `heroes' are praised
during memorial for veterans
[photo], H 5/19/86 p6
209
Officers raise MIA/POW flag
[photo], H 9/22/86 p13
Veteran speaks at Norwalk
service [photo], H 12/6/86 p1+
Veterinarians
Local veterinarian stresses
`human factor' in treatment
[photo], H 1/4/86 p1+
Vick, Margaret
Victims of crimes
Crime victims' families meet
[photo], H 11/17/86 p13+
Vigil, Wilfredo
Ex-employee suing Save the
Children: Organization files
countersuit, H 10/10/86 p31+
Villafane, Juan
H 8/18/86 p1+
Village Bank & Trust Co.
Village Bank promotes four, H
12/30/86 p19
Vincent Andrews Management
Corp.
Viner, Ann W.
Community shocked by arrest of
local men, H 12/15/86 p1+
New Canaan woman slain [photo
p8], H 12/11/86 p1+
Police say murderers from area,
H 12/13/86 p8
Police: Stolen goods led to
suspects: Two face charges
in city court [photo], H
12/15/86 p1+
Second man is charged in Viner
killing, H 12/31/86 p1+
Slaying jars residents of New
Canaan, H 12/12/86 p1+
Suspect's bond is increased, H
12/16/86 p1+
Viner car scoured for clues, H
12/12/86 p1+
Visitors, Foreign
Bicyclists pay a visit at famed
dairy store, H 8/2/86 p13+
Norwalk students host the French
[photo], H 4/11/86 p13
Reporters quiz mayor, find city
scrutable [photo], H 5/28/86
p10
Soviet, American bicycle riders
conclude 1,400-mile peace
trek [photo], H 8/2/86 p13+
Visitors, Foreign-Norwalk
Engineer is impressed with
NSTC [photo], H 7/17/86 p6
Visitors, Foreign-Weston
p37+
Visitors, Foreign-Westport
Exchange teacher helping class
to learn about China [photo],
H 3/13/86 p11
Visitors, Foreign-Wilton
Irish student to visit family:
Participant in AFS program,
H 7/16/86 p13
Vitam Center
Art at Vitam [photo], H 5/2/86 p15
Changes at the Vitam Center
benefit young women clients
[photo], H 4/14/86 p17
Coverage fair [letter], H 8/5/86 p5
Judge doubles bond for local
man charged in theft from
Vitam, H 7/24/86 p1+
Mayoral pitch [photo], H 8/27/86
p15
Van for Vitam [photo], H 5/14/86
p34
Vitam dedicates fitness course
[photo], H 5/16/86 p12
Vitam is recipient of $1,500 grant,
H 8/28/86 p15
Vitam praised for prompt action,
H 7/24/86 p1+
Vitam to offer advice to teens
Consultation week set Oct. 6,
H 10/1/86 p19
Vlahos, Olivia
1/27/86 p15+
Volleyball-Norwalk
CC falls to Barlow again: State
11/8/86 p29
[photo], H 11/6/86 p35+
p13+
Lady Cavaliers powerful again
[photo], H 9/12/86 p28+
H 11/6/86 p35+
Monday: It's FCIAC
p27+
H 11/4/86 p23
McMahon [photo], H
10/28/86 p15+
Volleyball-Weston
H 9/11/86 p28, H 9/11/86 p35
Volleyball-Westport
H 9/11/86 p28
p13+
Monday: It's FCIAC
p27+
H 11/4/86 p23
McMahon [photo], H
10/28/86 p15+
[photo], H 12/2/86 p25
Volleyball-Wilton
H 9/11/86 p28
H 11/4/86 p23
Voluntary Action Center of MidFairfield County
Coordinator [photo], H 4/29/86
p11
Program will deliver work to
Volunteers win recognition for
extraordinary service [photo],
H 12/13/86 p1+
Volunteer Action Center of
Southwestern Fairfield
County
One woman's effort matches
`volunteers' with service
tasks [photo], H 7/12/86 p1+
Volunteers
`Friendly visitors' brighten many
lives [photo], H 3/22/86 p1+
97 volunteers are recognized for
aid in their communities, H
4/22/86 p22
Area volunteers are recognized
[photo], H 4/22/86 p1
6/19/86 p10
City honors volunteers [photo], H
4/11/86 p10
Community service effort aims to
teach volunteerism, H
12/2/86 p17
Denis is `distinguished volunteer'
for his work with Special
p33
For volunteers, opportunities
abound, H 5/27/86 Supp.
p15A
Governor gives action awards, H
7/19/86 p6
210
Reception honors school
volunteers [photo], H 6/19/86
p9
Retired executive, aged 77,
retains zest helping youth
[photo], H 4/26/86 p1+
Rowayton volunteers practice
skills [photo], H 4/8/86 p14
Silvermine Circle [photo], H
11/18/86 p25
Volunteer given May Day basket
[photo], H 5/2/86 p9
4/23/86 p34
Volunteer is lauded [photo], H
3/18/86 p20
Volunteer program receives
Volunteers cited for their work, H
4/25/86 p11+
Volunteers give gift of reading, H
2/1/86 p1+
Volunteers recognized [photo], H
5/23/86 p1
Volunteers thanked by school
board, H 4/23/86 p23
Volunteers win recognition for
extraordinary service [photo],
H 12/13/86 p1+
Weston salutes Girl Scout leader:
`Hometown Hero' selected, H
3/27/86 p13
Westport officials salute
volunteers at soup kitchen
[photo], H 6/6/86 p25
Westport pays tribute to Romano,
H 5/8/86 p37+
Wilton women visit library for
homebound townspeople
[photo], H 1/10/86 p9+
Wiltonites asked to help in
cleanup, H 5/3/86 p13+
VonKohorn, Kenneth
Couple buys 18 acres for $2.4
million, H 10/10/86 p31
Voter registration. SEE NAME
OF TOWN-VOTER
REGISTRATION
Voting-Wilton
Town changes voting tally
method, H 9/4/86 p33+
Voulgarakis, Peter
25.97-acre parcel, H 12/2/86
p13
Vris, Dr. Thomas
Health/Fitness: Dr. Vris opens
W
W. B. Wood
W. B. Wood (Continued)
W. B. Wood responds to office
expansions, H 4/8/86 p23
W. W. Gaertner Research Inc.
Model company [photo], H
6/10/86 p28
Wachob & Charney
New Realtor firm [photo], H
5/13/86 p33
Wade, Anne
6/24/86 p11+
Wages
RTM, H 3/5/86 p13
9/24/86 p22
Extra pay topic for officials:
Reductions are sought, H
2/21/86 p1+
More for city in GOP plan for
Norwalk schools could be first to
feel impact of new state aid,
H 9/6/86 p10
[photo], H 3/27/86 p13+
7/18/86 p13
Salary raises given to Westport
H 9/16/86 p10
Teachers told not to expect hefty
raises, H 4/2/86 p1+
9/10/86 p6
out, H 10/8/86 p11
Wagner Pools
Wagner Pools leaving Darien, H
8/12/86 p39
Waite, Heidi
6/24/86 p27
Walden Woods-Weston
Weston P & Z postpones
decision on subdivision, H
7/29/86 p7
Walden, Amelia Elizabeth
9/13/86 p37
Waldvogel, Eileen
[photo], H 6/28/86 p32
Waldvogel, Robert
[photo], H 6/28/86 p32
Walker, Andrew
p23+
Walker, Charles F. Jr.
Charles F. Walker Jr., former
Hour typesetter, H 7/3/86 p6
Walker, Kate
Walker, Michelle
[photo], H 4/12/86 p13
Walker, Nicole
[photo], H 4/12/86 p13
Wall St.-Norwalk
Building qualifies for tax
advantage, H 8/7/86 p19
Condos are approved for Wall St.
Groundbreaking opens effort to
revitalize downtown area
[photo], H 8/28/86 p9
4/2/86 p10
Everyting, H 10/28/86 p23
P & Z committee endorses Wall,
Main upgrading, H 7/2/86 p10
5/2/86 p12
Trash pickups irk merchants
[photo], H 1/11/86 p1+
Uptown rehab plan praised-as far
as it goes, H 6/12/86 p11
Wall Street to get $1 million facelift, H 4/11/86 p19
Walsh, Dr. Arlene
Psychotherapist opens office
[photo], H 1/6/86 p29
Waltz, Tom
Norwalk VP wins nationals
[photo], H 12/19/86 p44
Ward, Michael
2/11/86 p13
Ward, Tony
p28
211
Warnes, Mike
p28
Warren, Edward
`Demon' terrorizes Pa. family, H
8/22/86 p1+
Warshofsky, Marian K.
Changes are announced on Hour
reporting staff [photo], H
8/26/86 p10
Warwick Malkin
p31+
Washington St.-Norwalk
9/26/86 p48
Special status is proposed in
SoNo area, H 5/16/86 p1+
Washington St.-South Norwalk
Waste disposal-Norwalk
City mystified by, must pay for,
unexpected increase in
trash, H 6/4/86 p18
City needs a disposal planDiGangi: Tax board hears of
options, H 3/6/86 p27
Committee supports treatment
plant plans, H 1/22/86 p21
Committee wants more detail on
rising trash disposal costs, H
7/16/86 p11
Garbage trucks may be chased
from Norwalk, H 6/27/86 p1+
Norwalk ponders garbage
Norwalk producing more refuse:
Paying extra to have it
removed, H 6/3/86 p1+
Panel looks into recovering
added refuse disposal cost,
H 7/15/86 p9
Reduction of garbage tonnage
aim of program, H 6/19/86
p11
Trash pickups irk merchants
[photo], H 1/11/86 p1+
Trash tipping fee discussed, H
9/17/86 p10
Unhappy tax board approve
another $125,000 to haul
trash, H 7/8/86 p1+
Use extra-duty cops to tail
haulers? Legal opinion
Waste disposal-Weston
Three towns try for waste grant,
H 2/14/86 p45+
Town officials study raising
dumping fees, H 3/10/86 p9+
Waste disposal-Westport
RTM to vote on solid waste
Three towns try for waste grant,
H 2/14/86 p45+
Waste disposal-Wilton
Transfer station charges to
Wilton's garbage disposal fees to
rise: Charge initiated for
bulky waste, H 1/31/86 p9+
Wastewater treatment plants.
SEE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
PLANTS
Water-Norwalk
6th District anxious over water, H
9/19/86 p30
4/24/86 p1+
Tests confirm swimmers safe in
local waters, H 8/28/86 p1+
Water main breaks: Supply
should clear, H 9/6/86 p10
Water officials not panicking over
short supply [photo p8], H
11/12/86 p1+
Water-Pollution-Norwalk
8/19/86 p1+
City fears sewage dumpings
[photo], H 8/27/86 p8
p1+
Find the cause [edit], H 8/29/86
p4
Water-Weston
League tries to educate citizens
on protecting water supply, H
9/29/86 p9+
Water-Wilton
Homes proposed for dump sites,
H 1/22/86 p35+
Late water test report has Wilton
looking for new company, H
12/3/86 p13
Officials await results of well test,
H 12/5/86 p33+
Officials to look at water
Selectmen seek ways to solve
water problem, H 11/6/86
p15+
Water poll results reviewed, H
12/17/86 p13+
Water survey planned, H
11/18/86 p27+
Waterside Building
Waterside doors open for first 2
tenants [photo], H 4/1/86 p25
Watson, Will
Will Watson is named Hour
managing editor [photo], H
5/27/86 p6
Waveny Care Center
New Canaan care center
receives computer [photo], H
7/3/86 p11+
Waveny Park-New Canaan
Waveny Park measure vetoed:
Policy to be (sic) remain
unchanged, H 1/15/86 p9+
Way, Carol J.
Director intrigued by town's
mystique [photo], H 8/22/86
p9
Wayne, John
Former Wilton firm settles suit
over Wayne memorabilia, H
5/10/86 p13
WCC-Baseball
p21+
WCC-Basketball
[photo], H 12/19/86 p41+
3/7/86 p27
H 12/20/86 p41+
3/7/86 p27+
WCC-Football
[photo], H 12/12/86 p53+
WCC-Soccer
2, Canton 1, H 11/7/86 p27+
p17+
WCC-Softball
H 5/31/86 p25+
212
WCC-Swimming
H 10/8/86 p35+
WCC-Volleyball
CC falls to barlow again: State
11/8/86 p29
[photo], H 11/6/86 p35+
Wealth
Weapons
Police Blotter: Gun permit
returned to state, H 11/4/86
p8
Weapons-Norwalk
City urges residents to turn in
guns, H 3/8/86 p11
Police Blotter: Bullets, casings
found, H 5/8/86 p8
Police hope for new guns from
Weapons-Weston
Gun found in water not traced, H
8/27/86 p35+
Weather
Although it felt like winter in area,
little snow fell and cold no
record [photo], H 4/24/86 p1+
April is warmer, drier than usual
but all May flowers should
bloom, H 5/5/86 p11
Area escapes tornado threat, but
not those thunderstorms
[photo], H 8/9/86 p1+
Area gets first taste of winter
[photo], H 11/6/86 p1+
Area's suburbs hit hardest by
storm [photo], H 11/19/86 p1+
Canadian air sets a record, H
6/3/86 p1+
Capricious storm turns area white
[photo], H 2/11/86 p1+
Cold will cure spring fever, H
3/7/86 p22
Frigid air moving through the
region, H 11/14/86 p8
Heat wave broke just one record,
H 5/31/86 p32
Heatwave a record breaker, but
forecasters sight relief, H
7/8/86 p15
Icy winds punishing the area, H
3/8/86 p8
January '85 (sic) warmer, drier
than normal, H 2/5/86 p8
8/18/86 p1+
Many stay home as gale winds
whip snow, H 2/7/86 p1+
Weather (Continued)
March goes out the way it came
in, H 4/1/86 p8
Mercury dips to low point of the
season, a stinging 9, H
1/8/86 p1+
Month of May drier and warmer
than usual, H 6/6/86 p8
More thunderstorms anticipated
in region as cold front
arrives, H 6/16/86 p1
November weather cold, wet, H
12/8/86 p23
Police Blotter: Rains blames (sic)
in seceral (sic) crashes, H
7/2/86 p9
Power returning after storm
[photo], H 11/20/86 p1+
Preview of spring is brief in
Norwalk, H 3/12/86 p1+
Record cold blast snaps collars
up, necks down [photo], H
11/13/86 p11
Record low set, H 6/23/86 p8
Return of winter puts area back
in the icebox, H 1/28/86 p1+
Seaport office gains a weather
station [photo], H 4/10/86 p15
Spring getting cool reception
from winter, H 3/20/86 p8
Squall leaves many powerless
[photo], H 7/30/86 p1+
Storm delays opening of some
area schools, H 12/9/86 p1+
Storm still an issue in Wilton, H
12/2/86 p1+
Sudden storm snarls traffic,
power lines, H 8/8/86 p1+
Sun breaks out after gale zips
through area, H 12/19/86 p1+
Temperature skyrockets over
July 4th weekend, H 7/7/86
p14
Temperatures here hitting record
lows, H 6/26/86 p8
Three `Hs' will keep region in
tight grip through weekend,
H 7/25/86 p12
Travelling in area still hazardous:
Accidents abound, H 2/8/86
p1+
Weather in March was hardly
normal, H 4/7/86 p1+
Weather promises miserable
weekend, H 7/19/86 p1+
Weekend chill gives way to
record sizzle, H 5/7/86 p1+
Weekend ends with a boom, H
6/9/86 p1+
Westport is ready for storm:
Officials prepared to act, H
8/19/86 p29+
Windy rainstorm rattles area:
Some minor flooding
reported [photo], H 12/3/86
p1+
Winter snows light despite
February's heavy 11 inches,
H 3/5/86 p19
Weatherstone, Cheryl
6/2/86 p19
Webb, Marguerite
WEBE-108 FM
[photo], H 10/18/86 p27
p1+
Local radio station's new antenna
may force Bridgeport firm
layoffs, H 2/7/86 p11
WECAN
Town to seek grant to fight drug
abuse, H 8/7/86 p9
Westport group joins drug abuse
fight, H 3/27/86 p13+
H 2/22/86 p13+
Wedding anniversaries
50th Anniversary [photo], H
5/17/86 p20
50th anniversary celebrated
[photo], H 12/29/86 p13
Brias have golden wedding
[photo], H 5/24/86 p19
5/17/86 p20
Celebrate 25th [photo], H
12/27/86 p13
Celebrate 50th anniversary
[photo], H 4/26/86 p17
3/15/86 p17
Cossutos observe their 40th, H
8/9/86 p18
Couple celebrates 50th
5/28/86 p6
David Brennans wed 50 years, H
5/31/86 p17
5/31/86 p17, H 12/20/86 p20
Observe 40th [photo], H 9/20/86
p20
Olmsteads celebrate 40th, H
6/7/86 p17
Patchens married 50 years
[photo], H 2/15/86 p22
[photo], H 5/17/86 p20
213
T. Rosses wed sixty years, H
6/21/86 p18
p14, H 11/1/86 p18
p22, H 12/27/86 p13
p17, H 6/7/86 p17, H 6/21/86
p18
Weddings
[photo], H 1/3/86 p29+
Weed, Ruth Budd
Ruth Budd Weed, longtime
teacher, is dead at 93, H
3/22/86 p6
Weigh stations (Trucks)
A valid tool [edit], H 9/5/86 p4
Burns defends weigh station, H
10/1/86 p1+
Burns says Westport weigh site
only temporary, H 8/28/86
p13+
Chief joins opposition to station,
H 6/12/86 p37+
Collins wants answers on station,
H 10/20/86 p10
Collins warns weigh station isn't
welcome, H 5/28/86 p1+
Conservation director paints grim
picture of weigh station, H
10/9/86 p13+
Court rejects lawsuit on I-95
Decision delayed on weigh site,
H 6/26/86 p37+
[photo], H 10/18/86 p27
DOT aide queried about site for
permanent weigh station, H
12/12/86 p35+
DOT letter worries Hauhuth, H
12/11/86 p13+
DOT official: Rest area started as
Finds no problem with weigh
station [letter], H 12/29/86 p5
For weigh station [letter], H
10/4/86 p5
Fourth lawsuit weighed: Westport
ponders action, H 10/16/86
p15+
Hauhuth awaits letter from DOT,
H 8/26/86 p11
Hauhuth disappointed by ruling:
On weigh station, H 11/22/86
p13+
Hauhuth opposes weigh stations,
H 6/5/86 p37+
Hearing of weigh station suit
concludes, H 10/15/86 p11
Weigh stations (Trucks)
(Continued)
High court will hear weigh station
appeal, H 12/31/86 p1+
Knopp will try to halt weigh
station project, H 9/6/86 p1+
Legal action urged on weigh
Local inspection post opposed, H
9/22/86 p1+
McKinney: Weigh stop ecology
threat, H 9/15/86 p1+
Mianus suit link forces counsel's
withdrawal, H 9/11/86 p35+
Misdirecting energy [edit], H
9/12/86 p4
New weigh station blamed for
traffic, H 10/4/86 p1+
O'Neill decision upsets Hauhuth,
H 8/25/86 p1+
O'Neill defends weigh station, H
10/16/86 p1+
O'Neill says station probably
temporary [photo p12], H
9/5/86 p1+
Opposed to Westport weigh
station [letter], H 9/12/86 p5
Over 8,600 trucks checked at
weigh site, H 12/16/86 p18
P & Z seeks action on weigh
PAC criticized on weigh station:
Hauhuth angry, H 9/23/86
p29+
RTM supports Hauhuth on weigh
station action, H 9/17/86 p11+
Share the burden [edit], H 9/9/86
p4
State receives case and desist
order: Officials didn't have
special permit, H 9/25/86 p35
Temporary stations are urged, H
9/9/86 p1+
The right spot [edit], H 5/30/86 p4
Weigh station battle to continue:
Briefs filed for injunction, H
10/21/86 p13
Weigh station called success, H
9/30/86 p1
Weigh station lawsuit begins
[photo], H 9/30/86 p1+
Weigh station legal bill stands at
$71,314, H 12/4/86 p15+
Weigh station station opens: 10
trucks sidelined [photo], H
9/29/86 p1+
Weigh those trucks [edit], H
8/27/86 p4
Westport asks court to forbid
highway station, H 9/13/86
p1+
Westport awaits weigh site
verdict, H 11/6/86 p15+
Westport board adopts weigh
station resolution, H 9/24/86
p37+
Westport expecting final weigh
p13
Westport files second lawsuit on
Westport loses lawsuit against
Westport loses second weigh
p1+
Westport to file appeal of verdict
on weigh station, H 12/23/86
p9+
Westport undecided about weigh
station appeal, H 12/16/86
p17+
Westporters on picket line say
`no weigh', H 10/1/86 p12
Westporters schedule weigh
station protest rally, H
9/25/86 p35+
Weight lifting-Weston
Athletes carry home
championships [photo], H
3/19/86 p13
McMahon's Engle is city's
strongest HS athlete [photo],
H 3/20/86 p25+
Weinstein, Richard
p15+
Weir Farm-Wilton
Farm plan supported by P & Z, H
2/5/86 p11+
Land trust buys 2 lots at Weir
Farm, H 12/1/86 p13+
Officials òptimistic' about Weir
Farm: Land purchase
expected very soon, H
10/16/86 p15+
Officials pledge renewed fight for
Weir Farm open space
[photo], H 1/30/86 p11+
Permit given for homes near Weir
farm [photo], H 9/11/86 p35
Progress slow on Weir Farm:
Preservationists òptimistic',
H 8/20/86 p13+
Weir Farm preservation awaiting
action by state officials, H
6/2/86 p9
Weir Farm preservation vote
awaited, H 4/24/86 p13+
Weisberg, John A.
Weisman, Kate
Woman races clock to carry
Earth Run torch to Norwalk
[photo], H 8/16/86 p6
214
Weisman, Peter
Parents establish fund in son's
memory, H 2/24/86 p12
Weiss, Edward A.
Wilton apiarist finds happiness on
the wing [photo], H 3/29/86
p1+
Weiss, Harvey
Welch Inc.
Strictly Business, H 7/22/86 p31,
H 8/12/86 p37+
Weldon, Eileen
6/17/86 p1+
Welfare. SEE PUBLIC WELFARE
Wellesley Club. SEE SOUTHERN
CONNECTICUT WELLESLEY
CLUB
Welsch, Dr. James R.
Welsch presents three
workshops at conference
[photo], H 4/18/86 p9+
Wessendorf, Jill
Teen chosen art student of the
month [photo], H 1/31/86 p9
West Ave.-Norwalk
Building sold on West Avenue
[photo], H 8/26/86 p7
Everything, H 10/28/86 p23
panel, H 6/5/86 p1+
West Norwalk Association
Angry residents near bridge told
regulations require a wider
span [photo], H 5/8/86 p1+
West Norwalk Nursery School
Kids shows (sic) dads how to dig
[photo], H 5/19/86 p17
West Rocks Middle SchoolAwards
West Rocks names outstanding
student [photo], H 4/28/86
p11
West Rocks Middle-Sports
City champs [photo], H 1/31/86
p28
West, Thomas G.
Reception held to honor judge:
West in housing courts
[photo], H 3/21/86 p24
Western Connecticut
Conference. SEE WCC
Weston Center
Addition to center proposed in
Weston, H 1/21/86 p10
Shopping center in Weston
affected very little by change
[photo], H 12/15/86 p9+
Weston High School
project, H 10/21/86 p13+
Capturing spirit of the holiday
[photo], H 11/28/86 p57
Dogwood to be planted near
school: Students to donate
funds, H 11/12/86 p25+
Senior dance axed due to frozen
funds, H 9/3/86 p1+
Students approve of suspensions
for drinking, H 5/13/86 p1+
Students protest freeze of class
funds, H 9/9/86 p1+
Weston principal pleased with
scheduling program, H
4/29/86 p10
Weston students invited to U. N.
school, H 12/10/86 p16
Weston High School-Awards
Awards given to Weston High
School students, H 6/5/86
p37+
H 5/23/86 p11
Weston's Merit Semifinalists
[photo], H 9/23/86 p29
Weston High School-Behavior
code
Weston board considers plan to
put pupils on hearing panel,
H 8/26/86 p1+
Weston High School-Drama club
Musical brightening stage at
Weston High [photo], H
5/16/86 p13
Weston High School-Graduation
149 graduate from Weston High
during 16th commencement
[photo], H 6/23/86 p11+
Weston High SchoolMaintenance and repair
Company to continue repair of
school roof, H 4/23/86 p23+
Weston High School-Sports
[photo], H 12/12/86 p53+
4/9/86 p13
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
9/10/86 p21
11/6/86 p38
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
[photo], H 9/15/86 p25
9/19/86 p33+
p25+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
4/3/86 p25+
H 9/11/86 p28
1/28/86 p53+
[photo], H 2/19/86 p15+
Moral win for Weston, H 9/15/86
p24
3/24/86 p21+
p1], H 3/14/86 p29+
3/7/86 p27
School athletes facing increase in
pay to play fee, H 1/24/86 p11
Twin Towers hit for 54: Charles
gets 100th win, H 3/20/86
p25+
WCC: Weston recalls '85 [photo],
H 3/4/86 p19+
3/25/86 p19+
H 2/19/86 p15+
H 12/20/86 p41+
p23
3/20/86 p30
H 10/8/86 p35+
3/31/86 p19+
215
3/7/86 p27+
S title [chart], H 3/28/86 p25+
p13+
Weston Historical Society
Finance board to act on post
office work, H 5/8/86 p37+
Society debating Coley Barn's
fate, H 1/2/86 p29+
Weston history brought to life:
Society members share
memories, H 4/2/86 p13+
Weston Middle School
Pool revenues expected to
Pupils represent town in parade
[photo], H 4/23/86 p23
Weston school to initiate Energy
Alliance [photo], H 3/7/86
p11+
Weston Middle School-Awards
Weston students to enter world
Odyssey competition [photo],
H 4/30/86 p9+
Weston Middle School-Staff
Vacancies filled by school board,
H 8/1/86 p22+
Weston Public Library
Videos catching on at Weston
library [photo], H 10/4/86
p25+
Weston honors town librarian
[photo], H 10/21/86 p14
Weston Public Schools
Energy conservation system
nearly completed, H 2/6/86
p35
Faculty research grants
Phone lines to be cut by school
officials, H 2/20/86 p11
Weston schools boast of
individualism, H 8/12/86 p20
Weston Senior Center
Weston center a favorite of
seniors: Crafts, cards
companionship [photo], H
12/6/86 p25+
Weston Town Meeting
Residents circulate petition to
change budget procedure, H
4/17/86 p11+
Weston Union
Weston Union in the spotlight in
United Way educational film
[photo], H 12/17/86 p13+
Weston Voice
Weston resident planning to start
weekly newspaper, H 9/11/86
p35+
Weston Volunteer Fire Dept.
Fire department nears
completion [photo], H 9/19/86
p13
Telephone dispute disconnected,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Weston Woods
Weston studio marks anniversary
[photo], H 6/6/86 p25
Weston studio wins award from
children's TV group, H
5/30/86 p29+
Weston Woods taking show on
road [photo], H 10/4/86 p25
Weston, Timothy
Degree awarded, H 3/22/86 p6
Weston-Audit
Audit report sets surplus for
Weston at $1.3 million, H
2/12/86 p13
Weston-Bicentennial
Most Westonites new to town, H
9/23/86 p1+
Plans set for town celebration, H
8/15/86 p29
Play to be next challenge for
writer [photo], H 2/10/86 p9
Student models Bicentennial shirt
[photo], H 12/2/86 p14
Town creates calendar to salute
bicentennial [photo], H
10/30/86 p38
Weston planning to observe
Constitution's bicentennial, H
9/17/86 p11+
Weston plates go on sale, H
9/2/86 p13+
Weston-Budget
Budget includes funding for new
patrolman, H 4/17/86 p11+
Budget proposal left almost intact
by board, H 2/21/86 p23+
Residents circulate petition to
change budget procedure, H
4/17/86 p11+
Weston selectmen reviewing
$15.5 million budget
package, H 2/15/86 p17+
p11+
Weston-Budget, Capital
Tax revaluation tops capital
budget list, H 2/6/86 p35+
Weston-Code Compliance
Committee
Code panel to study plans, H
4/30/86 p10
Weston-Code Enforcement,
Dept. of
Rescinding of order requested, H
3/15/86 p13+
Weston-Commission for the
Elderly
New site sought for walking trail,
H 11/19/86 p37+
Walking course for seniors
support by commission, H
10/7/86 p11+
Weston-Community Needs
Assessment Project
named, H 4/16/86 p9
Needs report doesn't surprise
Hauhuth, H 7/10/86 p13
Report: Housing and substance
abuse top concerns of towns,
H 7/9/86 p35+
Residents to be questioned on
Westport-Weston needs, H
8/8/86 p9+
Weston-Conservation
Commission
Commission studying fire pond
Commission will take up
5/8/86 p37+
Fire pond denial leaves
developer caught in middle,
H 11/10/86 p9
Revised plans delay subdivision
plan vote, H 1/9/86 p9+
Weston-Education, Board of
Board of Education to make
appointments for school
year, H 7/14/86 p11
Board rejects policy on drug
abuse, H 11/11/86 p24+
Board will review academic
expectations report, H
12/8/86 p15+
p11
3/13/86 p11+
Officials draft new behavior code
for students, H 8/22/86 p9
School board OKs report on
asbestos, H 12/23/86 p9+
School board ready to vote on
School board refuses to pay
tuition for course, H 11/11/86
p25
School board seeks generator
School board seeks input in P &
R budget, H 11/24/86 p13+
216
School officials find 1985-86 year
of change and challenge, H
7/7/86 p13
School panel will update guard
system, H 8/27/86 p35+
School staff vote to end pact
dispute, H 3/31/86 p11+
Substance abuse policy sent
back for more work by school
board, H 10/15/86 p13+
Teen alcohol use issue called
community problem in
p33+
Weston board considers plan to
put pupils on hearing panel,
H 8/26/86 p1+
p35+
Weston school official critical of
cable television agreement,
H 5/20/86 p33+
Weston to consider energy
savings plan, H 5/5/86 p13+
Weston-Education, Board ofBudgets
$190,500 cut from Weston school
budget plan, H 1/27/86 p11+
Board cuts $100,000 from school
budget: Selectmen's budget
reduced by $104,000, H
4/3/86 p37+
Educators in Weston fight to
keep new budget intact, H
2/20/86 p11+
Norwood unveils proposed
budget of $10.8 million, H
12/23/86 p9+
School board trims budget by
$100,000, H 4/29/86 p9+
Weston board members clash
over proposed school
budget, H 3/12/86 p9+
Weston school chief used strict
criteria: In preparing budget
Weston-Education, Board ofCode Compliance Committee
School code compliance work
may cost less than expected,
H 6/24/86 p12
Town cuts $2 million on safety
code costs, H 3/21/86 p9
Weston-Finance, Board of
p11
Bond approved for expansion of
Town Hall, H 2/21/86 p23+
3/13/86 p11+
Finance board to act on post
office work, H 5/8/86 p37+
Weston-Finance, Board of
(Continued)
Generator approved, H 1/10/86
p9+
p11+
Weston-Fire Dept.
$500 cut sparks new debate:
Firemen won't give up
phone, H 2/19/86 p13+
Buzzing continuing over phone
system, H 2/26/86 p11
Firefighters anxious to move
apparatus into new addition,
H 10/23/86 p13
Weston fire department following
five-year plan for
improvements [photo], H
8/16/86 p13+
Weston fire officials upset by
phone cut: Emergency line
unfunded, H 2/14/86 p45+
Weston firefighters request
completion date on firehouse
[photo], H 11/15/86 p13+
Weston-First Selectmen. SEE
ALSO SPECK, HELEN
SATTERLEE
Selectman's pay raise supported,
H 12/18/86 p13
Weston-History
Dunn journeying through history
[photo], H 4/5/86 p13+
Weston history brought to life:
Society members share
memories, H 4/2/86 p13+
Weston was once a part of
Fairfield, H 5/27/86 Supp.
p12A
Weston-Land Acquisition
Committee
Town officials urged to buy open
space, H 2/25/86 p13+
Weston-Land Use Advisor
Crackdown on permits to
Weston-Local Allocation Council
State surplus to be put into trust
fund in Weston, H 10/15/86
p14
Weston-Officials and employees
Caricatures help employees to
remember the good times
[photo], H 2/18/86 p13+
Grievances filed by town
employees, H 1/24/86 p11
Weston, new union agree on
Weston-Parks and Recreation
Commission
Alden elected chairman of
Weston board, H 1/15/86 p9+
Commission to review Keene
Park changes, H 8/12/86 p9
Weston-Planning and Zoning
Commission
Amendment on wetlands
challenged, H 1/14/86 p9+
p9
Apartment requests increase, H
4/25/86 p11+
Apartment rule repeal opposed
[photo], H 5/6/86 p9+
Apartment rules on agenda
again, H 6/14/86 p13+
Apartment rules revised?, H
4/22/86 p11
Apartment rules stand: P & Z
votes against repeal, H
6/3/86 p13+
vote, H 4/1/86 p13+
Changes in conditions proposed
for subdivision involved in
suit, H 12/16/86 p17+
Citizens air views on apartment
rules, H 7/22/86 p11+
Commission examines Weston
road report, H 2/18/86 p13+
Commission lifts ban on permits
for apartments, H 1/22/86
p35+
25.97-acre parcel, H 12/2/86
p13
Driveway leads town to order halt
to work, H 1/18/86 p13+
barn, H 5/7/86 p9+
Hearing on apartment rules is
Monday, H 5/3/86 p13+
Members of P & Z asked not to
vote on application:
Apartment plan to be heard
March 3, H 2/11/86 p9+
Neighbors protest Weston
subdivision, H 5/7/86 p9
New apartment plan opposed, H
2/11/86 p9+
One neighbor is opposed to
Opposition voiced to wetland
amendment, H 1/7/86 p9
P & Z adopts apartment
P & Z approves subdivisions, H
9/24/86 p38
217
P & Z committee to review
4/29/86 p9+
H 3/4/86 p11+
P & Z seeks definition for `nonconformity', H 12/16/86 p18
P & Z studies raising application
fees, H 3/11/86 p9+
H 6/6/86 p25+
11/25/86 p9+
P & Z weighs propane tank
screening, H 11/19/86 p38
P & Z weighs repeal of apartment
rules, H 5/13/86 p9+
Planners look into the future, H
1/20/86 p9+
Power shift on Weston P & Z
Commission: Burr will
become chairman [photo], H
5/23/86 p11+
Residents upset over subdivision,
H 6/3/86 p13+
Revised apartment rules set:
Weston hearing is Monday,
H 7/19/86 p13+
Subdivision approved by P & Z:
Approval comes with
conditions, H 7/15/86 p11
Subdivision approved by Weston
P & Z, H 5/28/86 p13+
p11+
1/30/86 p11
Subdivision to be reviewed:
Hearing to be continued, H
4/30/86 p9
Weston housing policy is
Weston mulls changing
apartment rules, H 4/9/86 p11
Weston P & Z considering town
plan revisions, H 10/11/86
p45+
Weston P & Z postpones
decision on subdivision, H
7/29/86 p7
Weston P & Z re-elects Burr as
chairman of commission, H
12/16/86 p17+
p11+
Weston P & Z reworks new
p33+
Weston-Planning and Zoning
occupation law, H 12/3/86
p13+
occupation rule, H 11/18/86
p27+
H 8/13/86 p9+
Weston P & Z to scrutinize
amendment to wetland rule,
H 1/3/86 p29
Weston P & Z wants parks used
more, H 11/18/86 p29
Weston P & Z weighs
p13
Weston P & Z working on town
plan, H 9/16/86 p36
Weston Republicans oppose P &
Z vice chairman decision, H
12/10/86 p15+
Weston residents favor
apartment plan, H 4/1/86
p13+
Weston's flood plain rules next on
agenda for revision, H
11/8/86 p41
Westonites comment on
p11+
Weston-Police Commission
Panel support police policy on
teen-agers, H 6/19/86 p13+
Police board to take up party
response policy, H 6/2/86 p9
Police board weighs policy on
teen parties, H 6/4/86 p9+
Weston-Police Dept.
Budget includes funding for new
patrolman, H 4/17/86 p11+
Hiring of officer supported, H
1/9/86 p9
Police given new firing range, H
2/5/86 p11+
Police training will include
handling domestic abuse
calls, H 9/24/86 p38
Police union ready to appeal, H
10/29/86 p39
Selectman study proposal to hire
additional officer, H 1/7/86 p9
Weston PD will gain space with
change in floor plan, H
11/8/86 p41
Workmen have just about backed
chief of police into holding
cell [photo], H 8/30/86 p13+
Weston-Republican Town
Committee-Issues Committee
Town asked to draft helicopter
Weston-Selectmen, Board of
Budget proposal left almost intact
by board, H 2/21/86 p23+
Complicated applications make
Weston increase fees, H
5/16/86 p13
Selectman study proposal to hire
additional officer, H 1/7/86 p9
Selectmen amend driveway
ordinance: Changes to take
effect July 16, H 6/27/86 p11
Selectmen approve funds for
hazardous waste day, H
9/24/86 p38
Selectmen approve roof funds, H
7/26/86 p13+
Selectmen approve rules for trust
fund, H 11/4/86 p9+
Selectmen turn down noise
Surplus distribution studied:
Finance panel asks to be
involved, H 10/23/86 p13+
Telephone dispute disconnected,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Weston fire officials upset by
phone cut: Emergency line
unfunded, H 2/14/86 p45+
Weston selectmen reviewing
$15.5 million budget
package, H 2/15/86 p17+
Weston selectmen to seek help
in road acceptances, H
10/9/86 p13+
Weston to fly MIA flag next
Weston weighs ways to spend
surplus, H 9/4/86 p33+
Weston-Tax assessor
Assessor awaits field work:
Grand List takes precedence
[photo], H 2/1/86 p13+
Weston-Town Engineer
Weston engineer concludes
career, H 8/30/86 p13+
Weston-Town Hall
Bond approved for expansion of
Town Hall, H 2/21/86 p23+
Change in plans made on Town
Hall addition, H 11/6/86 p15
Funds used for Town Hall:
$58,825 state grant, H
10/22/86 p39
Officials at odds on wrap-up date
for Town Hall expansion
project [photo], H 11/28/86
p57+
218
Officials concerned by delays on
Weston Town Hall addition
[photo], H 6/18/86 p9
Weston-Town Plan of
Development
Weston P & Z considering town
plan revisions, H 10/11/86
p45+
Weston P & Z working on town
plan, H 9/16/86 p36
Weston-Zoning Board of Appeals
Westphal, Sue
Two SoNo designers win
Gourmet award [photo], H
12/24/86 p17
Westport
Town offers a lot to its
newcomers, H 5/27/86 Supp.
p19A
Westport Arts Center
`Celebration of Arts' in Westport
p15
Artists & singers [photo], H 3/7/86
p17
Open House on Sunday [photo],
H 2/21/86 p13
Westport Arts Center 3rd Open
House: Gift to the community
[photo], H 2/14/86 p15
Westport Bancorp Inc.
Earnings up sharply for Westport
Bancorp, H 7/29/86 p11
Westport Bancorp income for 9
months rises 16%, H 11/4/86
p18
earnings increase, H 2/25/86
p31
increase in earnings, H
4/22/86 p23
Westport Bank & Trust Co.
Arraignment is set for bank
official charged with hiring
cyclists for arson, H 2/3/86
p1+
Banker released on bond [photo],
H 2/4/86 p1+
Company files suit against
Westport bank, H 7/7/86 p13
Westport Bank promotes 3
[photo], H 9/30/86 p22
Westport Bank reports best of its
134 years, H 5/6/86 p23
Westport Bank & Trust Co.
(Continued)
Westport bank V. P. charged with
arson, H 2/1/86 p1+
Westport Center for the Arts
7/26/86 p13+
Westport Chamber of
Commerce, Inc.
Chamber holds holiday affair
[photo], H 12/10/86 p8
Chamber honors former director
[photo], H 8/14/86 p29
Director intrigued by town's
mystique [photo], H 8/22/86
p9
[photo], H 3/21/86 p9+
Westport Community Action
Now. SEE WECAN
Westport Country Playhouse
Òh Coward' to launch Playhouse
season: 56th summer in
p17+
[photo], H 7/30/86 p34
7/25/86 p17
Playhouse fundraiser: Knauth
wins Mustang [photo], H
9/25/86 p15
Playhouse recipient of grant, H
3/29/86 p14
Season survivors [photo], H
10/22/86 p15
Westport Historic District
Commission
Old buildings to be surveyed:
Westport given state grant, H
4/8/86 p15
Westport Historical Society
7/19/86 p20
Residents share Westport
memories [photo], H 3/18/86
p16
Westport poster to highlight art
show, H 7/17/86 p14
Westport urged to preserve
historic buildings, H 12/10/86
p15+
Westport Housing Authority
Westport officials dedicate
revamped mobile home park
[photo], H 9/24/86 p37+
Westport New Englander Motor
Hotel
Ruling favors cafe-club, H
7/31/86 p11
Westport North Associates
Commission debates home plan
[photo], H 9/5/86 p11+
Developer resubmits plan again,
H 10/23/86 p13+
p9
First suit dismissed on Westport
North, H 12/5/86 p33+
North Main Street plan to be
reviewed by Westport P & Z,
H 7/24/86 p37
P & Z panel to review North Main
St. plan, H 9/4/86 p33+
7/25/86 p29
P & Z will consider shopping
center plan, H 3/26/86 p9+
Plan filed for N. Main Street:
Developers return to P & Z,
H 7/10/86 p13
Westport North plan draws
protests, H 12/5/86 p33
Westport Nuclear Freeze
Campaign
Group makes stop at train station
[photo], H 7/26/86 p13
Westport Police Athletic League
Policemen call a halt to annual
fund-raisers, H 8/15/86 p29
Westport's PAL re-elects officers,
H 8/18/86 p14
Westport Public Library
Browsing the stacks at the new
library [photo], H 9/8/86 p9
Budget cuts upsets town library
Getting settled at new library
[photo], H 9/3/86 p33
Library officials try to iron out
Library plans Twain lecture, H
8/11/86 p9
Library purchase pending, H
5/16/86 p13
Library to officially open first
week of September [photo],
H 8/1/86 p22
Library trustees find buyer for old
Library will open doors with
flourish [photo], H 9/3/86
p33+
New library in Westport much
needed, long sought [photo],
H 5/27/86 Supp. p19A
219
New library taking shape [photo],
H 1/4/86 p11
Pamphlet file is fount of
knowledge: Resource
supplements book collection
[photo], H 7/10/86 p13
Public to see how books selected
[photo], H 8/27/86 p35
Scholar sheds light on Twain
mystery [photo], H 8/15/86
p29+
Shelving books is no mystery
[photo], H 9/25/86 p35
Westport library vet is retiring in
January, H 10/9/86 p13+
Westport Public Schools
p28
In harmony [photo], H 3/4/86 p11
Westport Rd.-Wilton
P & Z denies rezoning of Wilton
gravel pit, H 10/21/86 p13+
Residents line up against Manzi
plan, H 9/26/86 p10
Westport Realty
7/29/86 p11
Westport Regional Center
Disabled pupils aided by special
Westport School of Music
Music school initiates drive for
$250,000 endowment fund
[photo], H 12/12/86 p37
Westport School of Music elects
new chairman, H 1/2/86 p29+
Westport Senior Center
April 1 target set for center
opening, H 1/27/86 p11+
Center donations fall short:
Group stil needs $6,417, H
7/23/86 p9
Donations flow in for Senior
Center, H 1/29/86 p11
Senior Center funding gets
support: RTM to consider
request, H 1/3/86 p29+
Senior Center officially opens
[photo], H 11/10/86 p9+
Seniors benefit from show
[photo], H 2/3/86 p11
Sunday festivities to mark
dedication of senior center, H
11/3/86 p15+
7/26/86 p13+
Westport Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers group elects Bradley,
H 12/8/86 p17
Westport Today
Hauhuth at home as host of talk
show, H 2/8/86 p13+
Westport Transit District
Norwalk, Westport officials
disagree on transit bill's
impact, H 4/4/86 p1+
State officials say transit bill won't
hurt Westport, H 4/8/86 p15
Westport officials are glad bus
funding bill has been killed, H
4/21/86 p1+
Westport Unitarian Church
Westport being sought to join
sanctuary cause, H 2/26/86
p11+
Westport Unitarian Singles
Group
Norwalker elected officer of
Singles group to celebrate
Singles together for a decade
[photo], H 7/30/86 p9
Westport Weston Community
Council
Leaders want to make towns look
from past into future [photo],
H 1/24/86 p11
Westport Woman's Club
club, H 9/12/86 p32
Westport YMCA
Busy Y in Westport still at site of
original facility, H 5/27/86
Supp. p16A
Westport Young Woman's
League
Creative arts focus of weekend
festival [photo], H 11/21/86
p13
Westport-Beautification
Committee
Westport set for campaign
against litter, H 5/10/86 p13
Westport-Bridge St. Bridge
Committee
Officials planning meeting about
Bridge Street Bridge [photo],
H 2/6/86 p35+
Westport-Budget
Board of Finance to begin annual
budget cut sessions, H
3/24/86 p13+
Officials prepare for budget
season, H 2/18/86 p13+
Smith urges board to keep
budget intact, H 2/26/86 p11+
Surplus placed in budget, H
8/21/86 p13+
Westport tax rate predicted to
rise by one mill, H 3/20/86
p13+
Westport windfall set at
$253,000, H 8/6/86 p33+
Westport-Budget, Capital
Athletic field dropped from capital
Family park plan placed on back
burner, H 3/28/86 p9
Five-year forecast adopted, H
3/12/86 p9+
Westport-Charter Revision
Commission
Charter commission proposes
Recreation Dept. change, H
4/23/86 p23+
Citizens oppose charter change,
H 6/25/86 p41+
Panel given extra time to revise
town charter, H 3/15/86 p13+
Revision to charter to be
considered Tuesday, H
6/19/86 p13+
Selectmen to review charter
Town charter to be reviewed by
selectmen, H 6/30/86 p11
Westport-Community Needs
Assessment Project
named, H 4/16/86 p9
Needs report doesn't surprise
Hauhuth, H 7/10/86 p13
Report: Housing and substance
abuse top concerns of towns,
H 7/9/86 p35+
Residents to be questioned on
Westport-Weston needs, H
8/8/86 p9+
Westport-Conservation
Commission
Alternative housing plan is
scrutinized, H 10/8/86 p23+
Board approves fence around
Westport pond, H 10/8/86
p23+
Boards to examine subdivision, H
10/20/86 p13
Commission uneasy about
housing plan, H 9/26/86 p9+
Housing development plan
Subdivision pleases town
conservationists, H 12/23/86
p11
Westport developer protests plan
changes, H 10/22/86 p37+
Westport-Economic conditions
1/28/86 p27
220
Westport-Education, Board of
Board chooses own candidate
[photo], H 4/30/86 p9
Board of Education returns
surplus of $34,876 to town, H
8/26/86 p12
project, H 10/21/86 p13+
Educators to review deficit, H
5/5/86 p13+
GOP favors Christophersen to fill
school board vacancy
[photo], H 4/14/86 p13+
Lobsenz resigns, H 4/2/86 p13+
New class approved by board, H
5/20/86 p33+
Parents' rights reviewed, H
11/4/86 p9+
Reports highlight meeting, H
5/17/86 p13+
School board in Westport
weighing cuts, H 6/23/86
p11+
School board to act on contract
policy, H 3/24/86 p13+
School board to vote on pact, H
1/4/86 p11+
School staff development plan
p13+
Teachers in Westport resolve
contract dispute, H 1/28/86
p9+
12/6/86 p25+
9/16/86 p35+
Westport board adopts AIDS
policy, H 4/15/86 p13
Westport board seeks funds to
replace three school roofs, H
11/4/86 p11
Westport tops list on money to
Westport-Education, Board ofBudgets
$272,807 deficit is predicted for
school budget, H 1/6/86 p11
Backers of Westport budget raise
more money, H 6/6/86 p25+
Board members urge school
budget be cut, H 2/25/86 p13
Budget forecast draws sparks:
Westport officials clash, H
1/7/86 p9
Westport-Education, Board ofBudgets (Continued)
Budget plan offers $340,000
reduction in cost at Staples,
H 1/25/86 p13+
Budget set at $24,491,599, H
1/7/86 p9
Confident committee to turn in
petition forms, H 5/13/86 p9
blamed, H 3/12/86 p9+
Education budget reviewed, H
2/27/86 p35+
Educators consider cut list, H
6/24/86 p11+
Educators criticize finance board
action, H 4/15/86 p13+
Educators to act on cut list, H
6/30/86 p11+
Gold defends school budget, H
5/14/86 p13+
much, H 5/15/86 p15+
warns, H 6/7/86 p13+
steam, H 5/8/86 p37+
Referendum leader reports
hassle over flyer handouts, H
6/7/86 p13
School board accepts 1986-87
budget cut list, H 7/1/86 p11+
3/11/86 p9+
School board examines $4.1
million request, H 1/14/86 p9+
p37
School budget slated for vote, H
3/8/86 p13+
date, H 5/17/86 p13+
p13+
Teachers protest referendum, H
5/13/86 p9+
Teachers to discuss referendum
threat, H 5/12/86 p9
[photo], H 5/14/86 p13+
Westporter vote against budget
cut, H 6/11/86 p1+
Westport-Fair Housing
Cederbaum named to Westport
post, H 2/18/86 p14
Westport-Finance, Board of
14.9-mill rate set in Westport, H
6/12/86 p37+
Board approves hurricane repair
funds, H 9/4/86 p34
Board of Finance to begin annual
budget cut sessions, H
3/24/86 p13+
Board to reconsider cuts in fire
budget, H 4/1/86 p13
Budget cuts upsets town library
Chief believes cuts to hurt
Finance board to act on storm
damage, H 9/2/86 p13+
Funds approved for bathhouse
Health district budget still
unavailable, H 3/25/86 p11
Hypertension cases settled, H
7/10/86 p13
12/6/86 p25+
Westport board makes first cuts
in budget, H 3/25/86 p11+
Westport-Fire Dept.
Board to reconsider cuts in fire
budget, H 4/1/86 p13
Chief believes cuts to hurt
Firefighters give P & Z permit for
training center, H 2/7/86 p9+
Request by firemen opposed, H
1/24/86 p11
RTM votes approval of
firefighters' pact, H 7/2/86
p37+
[photo], H 11/3/86 p15
Westport-First Selectmen. SEE
HAUHUTH, MARTHA S.
Westport-History
Old church to be dig's focal point,
H 4/14/86 p13
Westport-Human Services
Commission
Hauhuth to establish human
services panel, H 7/31/86 p11
Lois Schine appointed to lead
new commission, H 12/19/86
p27+
Westport-Human Services, Dept.
of
Hauhuth to establish human
services panel, H 7/31/86 p11
Human services director
honored, H 7/31/86 p11
221
Promotions announced by
selectman, H 11/19/86 p38
State fuel assistance given to
171 families in Westport, H
7/28/86 p13+
Westport-Marine Police Auxiliary
New marine police auxiliaries
[photo], H 7/18/86 p23
Westport-New Resident
Orientation Program
Events set to help those new to
town, H 8/5/86 p11+
Westport-Officials and
employees
RTM, H 3/5/86 p13
[photo], H 2/4/86 p9
Employees to keep boat slips, H
9/30/86 p17+
Hypertension cases settled, H
7/10/86 p13
warns, H 6/7/86 p13+
H 3/1/86 p13
RTM to act on Fire Department
Salary raises given to Westport
H 10/21/86 p14
p13+
Westport initiates management
plan, H 6/12/86 p37+
Westport officials list goals
[photo], H 12/18/86 p13+
Westport-Parks and Recreation,
Dept. of
Family park plan placed on back
burner, H 3/28/86 p9
Inflation blamed for increase in
recreation fees, H 2/12/86
p13
Westport-Planning and Zoning
Commission
Apartment recommendation
upsets commission, H
4/11/86 p11+
5/30/86 p29+
Board considers changing day of
its meetings, H 12/19/86 p27
Boards to examine subdivision, H
10/20/86 p13
Commission debates home plan
[photo], H 9/5/86 p11+
Commission weighs incentives to
preserve historic buildings
[photo], H 11/25/86 p9+
Z on field, H 11/7/86 p33+
Slez vs. P & Z
Developer resubmits plan again,
H 10/23/86 p13+
Firefighters give P & Z permit for
training center, H 2/7/86 p9+
Neighbors worried about
duplexes, H 1/30/86 p11
New parking fines under study: P
& Z studies traffic problems,
H 9/24/86 p37+
Official criticizes P & Z plan, H
1/17/86 p9+
p37
P & Z asked to review proposed
serer project, H 12/12/86
p35+
P & Z asked to review sale of
school tract, H 4/19/86 p13+
P & Z chairman stands by
amendment vote, H 4/30/86
p9+
P & Z chief seeks parking
solution, H 12/6/86 p25
P & Z Commission turns down
Imperial Bridge subdivision,
H 7/17/86 p13+
9/19/86 p13+
P & Z delays land sale vote, H
5/1/86 p14
P & Z extends hearing for
Westport North, H 11/7/86
p33+
P & Z joins fight to save building:
Commission drafts
at home, H 4/24/86 p13+
P & Z panel expresses concern
about zone change, H
4/11/86 p11+
P & Z panel to review North Main
St. plan, H 9/4/86 p33+
7/25/86 p29
P & Z seeks action on weigh
P & Z sued on denial to market,
H 2/11/86 p9
P & Z sued over parking space
plan, H 9/12/86 p31+
P & Z to consider Main Street
plan, H 3/13/86 p11+
P & Z to mull plan to sell school
land, H 4/30/86 p9+
P & Z will consider shopping
center plan, H 3/26/86 p9+
Plan faces commission a third
time, H 11/7/86 p33+
Proposed housing project elicits
outcry from neighbors, H
7/19/86 p13+
Residents express opposition to
duplex development plan
[photo], H 2/25/86 p13+
overturn setback
Saugatuck residents say they
prefer new housing to
offices, H 10/15/86 p13+
Sewer links for 129 homes gain
favor of Westport P & Z, H
12/19/86 p28
Three alternates selected for
Westport P & Z panel, H
1/18/86 p13+
Town charter committee divided
on appointed/elected P & Z,
H 5/2/86 p9+
Westport battles neon signs:
Donahue leads fight, H
8/18/86 p13
Westport P & Z facing lawsuit, H
10/4/86 p25+
Westport P & Z mulls Brophy
housing plan, H 10/24/86
p25+
Westport P & Z OKs 15-lot
Zone change sought for
Riverside Avenue, H 2/27/86
p35+
Commission-Administrative
Review Committee
Barr files proposal to ease P & Z
Commission work load, H
2/19/86 p13+
Reversal sought on P & Z action,
H 1/9/86 p9+
Westport-Police Dept. SEE
ALSO WESTPORT-MARINE
POLICE AUXILIARY
Westport-Police Dept.
$3.4 million bond approved for
police station project, H
3/20/86 p13+
Chief joins opposition to station,
H 6/12/86 p37+
Construction to begin Monday on
addition to police building daughter, H 5/1/86 p13+
222
Five officers join Westport Police
Department [photo], H
1/29/86 p11
Ground broken at police building
[photo], H 5/8/86 p37
Longtime dream will become
reality at police
headquarters, H 4/17/86 p11+
Officer earns diploma from FBI
Academy [photo], H 6/18/86
p9
Police chief praises training
Police go bowling for dollars
[photo], H 3/22/86 p13
Police headquarters project sails
through RTM, H 4/16/86 p9+
Police station renovation plan
advances, H 2/21/86 p23+
Westport officers hang up
badges [photo], H 4/10/86
p13+
Westport to vote on police
headquarters: Selectmen
and RTM to act on project, H
4/10/86 p13+
Westport's scofflaws may get `the
boot': Officials writing
Westport-Police Dept.-Car chase
Bridgeporter arrested after
chase, H 4/30/86 p9
chase, H 1/15/86 p8
Westport police arrest teen-agers
following high-speed auto
chase, H 12/4/86 p26
Westport-Public Works, Dept. of
DPW chief sells RTM on truck
Officials commence campaign to
enforce grease trap rules, H
2/22/86 p13+
Smith urges board to keep
budget intact, H 2/26/86 p11+
Westport-Railroad Parking Dept.
Funding rule change sought by
Railroad Parking officials, H
3/12/86 p9+
Westport-Representative Town
Meeting. SEE WESTPORTRTM
Westport-Republican Town
Committee
10/3/86 p29+
Westport-RTM
Assistance act guidelines voted
down, H 6/6/86 p25
Attorney clarifies powers of RTM,
H 1/14/86 p9+
Westport-RTM (Continued)
Committee to study property
revaluation?, H 3/31/86 p11+
RTM, H 3/5/86 p13
Demolition ordinance passed, H
4/2/86 p13+
Dog ordinance debated in
Westport: Vote to be taken in
July, H 6/4/86 p9
DPW chief sells RTM on truck
Dunham appointed to RTM, H
2/18/86 p13+
Fate of Bridge Street Bridge in
RTM's hands, H 9/15/86 p9
Funds are topic for RTM, H
1/4/86 p11+
p13+
11/14/86 p27+
Officials to air views on railroad
parking lot paving problem, H
7/17/86 p13
Police headquarters project sails
through RTM, H 4/16/86 p9+
8/6/86 p33
Roofs, equipment on RTM's
agenda, H 7/12/86 p13
RTM approves asbestos removal
funds, H 11/19/86 p37+
RTM approves Senior Center
funds, H 1/8/86 p9+
RTM asked to form revaluation
panel, H 3/18/86 p13+
RTM asked to review noise rule,
H 1/23/86 p13+
RTM delays decision on property
fund, H 7/16/86 p41+
RTM divided on sale of school
RTM member investigating veto
power, H 5/23/86 p11+
RTM member plans meeting on
duplexes, H 1/23/86 p13+
RTM members oppose school
site sale, H 5/22/86 p17+
RTM members shoot down
Bridge Street Bridge motion
[photo], H 9/17/86 p11+
RTM slams door on forming
property reassessment
panel, H 4/3/86 p37+
RTM to act on compact with
CRRA, H 3/3/86 p9+
RTM to act on Fire Department
RTM to be asked to study length
of service, H 1/6/86 p11
RTM to consider limiting fund's
use, H 7/15/86 p11+
RTM to debate political
affiliations, H 2/1/86 p13
RTM to vote on solid waste
RTM to weigh options for townowned houses, H 11/15/86
p13
RTM tour upsets resident, H
7/22/86 p11+
p9
RTM votes approval of
firefighters' pact, H 7/2/86
p37+
RTM will consider contract, H
1/7/86 p9
School administrators to receive
8 percent raise, H 1/8/86 p9+
Surplus fund uses approved:
RTM OKs project list, H
9/17/86 p11+
12/6/86 p25+
Westport RTM member
questions rising teacher
salaries, H 1/22/86 p35+
Westport RTM to take up
guidelines on assistance act,
H 6/2/86 p9
Westport to enact pooperscooper law?, H 5/30/86 p29
Wood elected RTM moderator:
Jenkins honored by
colleagues, H 12/3/86 p13+
Westport-RTM-Education
Committee
H 3/1/86 p13
Westport-RTM-Finance
Committee
H 3/1/86 p13
Westport-RTM-Health Committee
Westport-RTM-Planning and
Zoning Committee
Plan drafted to save old
223
RTM's P & Z panel supports vote
on setbacks amendment, H
5/9/86 p13+
Westport-RTM-Social Services
Committee
Westport-Selectmen, Board of
Agreement on Nike Site
Banner issue awaits decision:
Selectmen schedule vote, H
10/27/86 p13+
12/19/86 p27
H 1/15/86 p9+
Five-year forecast adopted, H
3/12/86 p9+
Hauhuth says asbestos issue
under control, H 7/14/86 p11+
Hillspoint lease tops selectmen's
agenda, H 12/9/86 p13+
Selectmen vote on
Officials approve DOT plan, H
2/12/86 p13+
Roads to reverberate to sound of
many feet, H 1/30/86 p11+
Selectmen approve beach project
funds, H 8/27/86 p35+
Selectmen approve mill pond
fund, H 2/26/86 p11+
Selectmen OK lease of school, H
12/10/86 p15+
Selectmen put off decision on
stop sign [photo], H 11/13/86
p13
Selectmen support worker
program: Historic survey
agreement signed, H 6/11/86
p37+
Selectmen to act on asbestos
study, H 7/8/86 p9+
8/8/86 p9
Selectmen to appoint health
district panel, H 5/2/86 p9+
7/21/86 p9+
Selectmen to examine 5-year
plan, H 3/10/86 p9+
Selectmen to review charter
Selectmen to weigh CAM
contract renewal, H 8/12/86
p9
date, H 5/17/86 p13+
Westport-Selectmen, Board of
(Continued)
Use of roads to draw attention of
selectmen, H 1/25/86 p13+
Westport board adopts weigh
station resolution, H 9/24/86
p37+
Westport-Shellfish Commission
Shellfish destined for river home
[photo], H 4/14/86 p13
Westport-Tax Review, Board of
suit, H 3/28/86 p9+
Board files grand list, H 6/3/86
p14
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
Westport-Town Assessor
Assessments upset residents, H
3/6/86 p13
Assessor to meet with
Westport-Town Charter
Citizens oppose charter change,
H 6/25/86 p41+
Panel given extra time to revise
town charter, H 3/15/86 p13+
Selectmen review changes in
charter, H 7/9/86 p35+
Town charter committee divided
on appointed/elected P & Z,
H 5/2/86 p9+
Westport-Town Hall
Paintings enhance walls in Town
Hall, H 8/20/86 p13+
Paintings of Westport to hang in
Town Hall [photo], H
10/24/86 p25
Westport-Town owned land
Gridlock [letter], H 9/10/86 p5
Plans for town-owned homes
studied, H 8/13/86 p9+
RTM to weigh options for townowned houses, H 11/15/86
p13
Westport-Town Plan of
Development
Citizens to work on town plan, H
7/15/86 p11+
Westport-Weston Counseling
Service
Town funds needed by
counseling service, H
3/11/86 p9+
Westport-Youth Adult Council
Orientation program eases move
into town for teens, H 7/10/86
p13+
Westport-Zoning Board of
Appeals
5/30/86 p29+
Beach area residents hope court
upholds ZBA ruling, H
4/26/86 p13+
Board will take up appeal of case
and desist order, H 7/14/86
p11+
denial, H 1/6/86 p11+
Oil company suing ZBA in
court, H 11/21/86 p31
Westport ZBA facing 10 variance
requests, H 10/10/86 p31+
Westport ZBA to hear 8 cases, H
9/27/86 p35+
Westporters appeal ruling by the
ZBA, H 11/19/86 p38
H 9/19/86 p13+
denial, H 4/14/86 p13+
ZBA to decide fate of old house,
H 12/8/86 p17
Westport/Weston Arts Council
Westport/Weston Board of
Realtors
Around the Towns: 27 new
members and 2 new
agencies have been added,
H 8/5/86 p12
Graduates receive grants [photo],
H 7/25/86 p29
New officers elected by realtors
[photo], H 11/22/86 p14
Realtors group to install officers,
H 12/12/86 p37
Realtors hear talk by
superintendents [photo], H
6/14/86 p13
Town officials share ideas to help
newcomers in area [photo],
H 4/4/86 p10
Westport/Weston Cooperative
Nursery School
Nursery fighting to stay open
[letter], H 9/29/86 p5
Westport/Weston Health District
Budget delay queried by officials
in 2 towns, H 3/3/86 p9+
Fees to be increased by health
Health district budget finally
drafted, H 4/18/86 p9
Health district budget still
unavailable, H 3/25/86 p11
Health district called viable, H
9/8/86 p9+
224
Health District seeks to increase
fees 60%, H 4/8/86 p15
Health District settlees contact
(sic) dispute: Nurses get
three-year pact, H 2/4/86 p9
Panel will study future of district,
H 6/12/86 p37+
Selectmen to appoint health
district panel, H 5/2/86 p9+
Wetlands-Norwalk
Developer, city due in court, H
4/5/86 p6
Marine life is thriving in salt water
wetlands along Five Mile
River, H 7/30/86 p1+
Wetlands-Weston
Amendment on wetlands
challenged, H 1/14/86 p9+
Opposition voiced to wetland
amendment, H 1/7/86 p9
Weston P & Z to scrutinize
amendment to wetland rule,
H 1/3/86 p29
Wetlands-Wilton
Agency studies pond request:
Commission expresses
concern, H 1/14/86 p9+
DEP officials express fears about
disappearing wetlands
[photo], H 10/30/86 p37+
8/25/86 p11
Wetzel, E. Thomas
Panel makes appointment, H
1/7/86 p9
Wheels. SEE NORWALK
TRANSIT DISTRICT
Whitcomb, Richard
School headmaster honored
[photo], H 5/30/86 p29
White Barn Theatre
South African play in American
premiere [photo], H 8/11/86
p14
White Oak Ln.-Weston
White, Ilene
7/19/86 p20
Whitten, James E.
Norwalk couple makes plans to
tour the world by boat, H
12/15/86 p9+
Whitten, Mary Ella
Norwalk couple makes plans to
tour the world by boat, H
12/15/86 p9+
Whone, Benjamin H.
Ex-deputy fire chief is dead at
age 65, H 6/4/86 p6
5/6/86 p15+
Wiebe and Squibb
Wild animals as pets
Tiger needs a new home, H
6/24/86 p24
Tiger to find home back in
Indiana?, H 7/18/86 p11
Wilder, Robert
1/7/86 p14
Wilk, Max
Wilk pens a `whatever happened
to' saga: Showbiz lore in new
novel [photo], H 4/7/86 p15+
Wilk, Stephen
Wilkerson, Dr. Doxey A.
Sloan proposal on minority
students draws black
educator's criticism, H
8/26/86 p1+
lodged by prominent
Wilkerson replies to Sloan, H
8/28/86 p16
William Moore Lodge of Elks
Members of William Moore
Lodge giving 15 holiday food
baskets, H 11/24/86 p21
William Raveis Marketing Group
Marketing awards [photo], H
9/26/86 p63
William Raveis Mortgage Co.
Mortgage firm offering services,
H 9/24/86 p23
William Raveis Real Estate
3 at Raveis going on trip around
world, H 8/12/86 p38
p38
p20
Raveis sales $620 million in 6
months, H 8/19/86 p15
Raveis shoots for condo resale
market [photo], H 4/15/86 p23
Williams, Betty
NCC's symposium will feature
peace prize winner from
1977 [photo], H 10/14/86 p1+
Williams, Brian
$200,000 bond set in retrial, H
11/22/86 p8
Willner, Dr. Peter T.
Willner leaving educational
service in Norwalk [photo], H
4/29/86 p12
Wilson, Robert
Wiltek Inc.
Wiltek reports profits, buys its
own stock, H 9/30/86 p23
Wiltek reports revenue increase,
H 3/11/86 p20
Wiltek softwear links no-kin
computers: Electronic mail
spans globe [drawing], H
3/4/86 p24+
Wilton
Both the old and the new are on
display in Wilton [drawing], H
5/27/86 Supp. p18A
Wilton Acres Associates
Developers continue effort to
build townhouses, H 5/17/86
p13+
Residents, developer disagree
over àppropriate' use of
land, H 5/20/86 p33+
Wilton P & Z rejects town house
rules, H 7/8/86 p9+
Zone change sought for Wilton
cluster housing development,
H 5/8/86 p37+
Wilton Arms
New bank proposed in Wilton, H
1/27/86 p11+
Wilton Ave.-Norwalk
5/27/86 p1+
Wilton Bank
Bank breaks ground [photo], H
7/1/86 p29
Bank joining Army to help 65
families, H 12/6/86 p26
Wilton Bank appoints 3 directors,
H 11/4/86 p17
Wilton Center
Bank plan submitted to Wilton P
& Z, H 2/25/86 p13+
Traffic study says buildings will
not affect Wilton Center, H
10/1/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z approves shopping
center plans, H 11/18/86
p27+
Wilton Town Meeting nixes
Wilton Children's Theater
Pupils rehearse Broadway
melodies [photo], H 3/21/86
p9
225
Wilton Crest Condominiums
Emergency access is sought to
condominium complex, H
11/29/86 p13+
Ruling is made on accessway, H
1/7/86 p9
Wilton P & Z OKs driveway for
complex, H 12/9/86 p13+
Wilton Executive Center
Shopping center plan decision
expected, H 10/31/86 p53+
Wilton Family YMCA
Annual luncheon [photo], H
6/12/86 p37
Celebration raises $20,000 for
the Wilton Family YMCA
[photo], H 10/4/86 p25+
Committee will review plan for
outdoor pool, H 8/5/86 p11+
Holiday festivities [photo], H
12/19/86 p27
Nancy's pumpkin pie in Wilton
Y's book [photo], H 1/23/86
p15+
Park pond to reopen for public
use [photo], H 6/13/86 p13+
Sagging membership sparks
p10+
Wilton makes plans to honor
residents, H 8/7/86 p9
Y officials work on plans for
outdoor swimming pool, H
6/17/86 p13+
Wilton Garden Club
Dedication held at greenhouse
[photo], H 4/28/86 p13
Wilton High School
project, H 10/21/86 p13+
Fast fingers earn money for
leukemia [photo], H 1/11/86
p13
Hands joined around school
[photo], H 5/15/86 p1
Joining hands to fight hunger
[photo], H 5/15/86 p15
School earns $6,900 grant, H
5/15/86 p17
School plan studied: Staffing
given priority [photo], H
9/11/86 p35+
Stadium will add a team meeting
room, H 7/29/86 p7
Students are apprised of
environmental jobs, H
5/22/86 p17+
Students elected at Wilton High
[photo], H 6/2/86 p9
Students plan to purchase field
house loudspeakers, H
8/11/86 p9
Team to compete at state level,
H 4/25/86 p11
Wilton High School (Continued)
Today's technology spurs need
for new high school courses,
H 11/28/86 p57+
Wilton school plan questioned:
Omissions concern board, H
9/12/86 p31
Wilton High School-Awards
H 4/10/86 p10
D. A. R. award winner [photo], H
5/31/86 p18
Drafting students win state
honors [photo], H 5/15/86 p15
H 5/23/86 p11
Math squad from Wilton captures
title [photo], H 4/19/86 p13
Scholarship is awarded to
Howard, H 7/3/86 p11
H 5/24/86 p16
Seniors receive commendations,
H 10/2/86 p36
Student honored by art
3/12/86 p9
Students awarded CROP Cup, H
2/13/86 p37+
Students in Wilton honored at
awards assembly, H 6/10/86
p33+
Teen chosen art student of the
month [photo], H 1/31/86 p9
Teen-ager chosen as art student
of the month [photo], H
4/23/86 p23
Wilton student is candidate for
McAuliffe scholarship
[photo], H 4/7/86 p13+
Wilton students win contest, H
5/3/86 p14
Wilton High School-Drama Club
In Jane Austen play [photo], H
6/3/86 p18
Wilton High School-Graduation
Senior class to resolve
graduation date dispute, H
3/26/86 p9+
Seniors bid farewell to Wilton
High School [photo], H
6/24/86 p11+
Wilton High School-Maintenance
and repair
Town officials set deadline to
remove asbestos at school,
H 12/18/86 p13
Wilton High School-Music
And the band played on [photo],
H 11/7/86 p33
3/7/86 p18
Wilton High School-Newspaper
School paper unafraid of
controversy, H 10/31/86 p1+
Wilton High School-Sports
10/17/86 p23+
12-year losing streak goes on:
Wilton advances to state
final, H 6/4/86 p13+
3/15/86 p26
3/26/86 p16
6/26/86 p28
[chart], H 12/18/86 p41+
9/10/86 p21
[photo], H 9/23/86 p19+
2/21/86 p19+
Can Warriors repeat as girls'
soccer champs?, H 9/10/86
p20+
[photo], H 1/2/86 p19+
Cards grab title: Wilton posts five
victories, H 3/1/86 p21
11/14/86 p33+
9/19/86 p33+
H 11/6/86 p35+
back to win, H 11/14/86 p33+
p15+
p25+
[photo], H 9/9/86 p24
Five Warriors on All-FCIAC, H
4/12/86 p23
[photo], H 11/17/86 p26
226
Granito, Wellman lead Wilton to
county title, H 2/10/86 p17+
4/3/86 p25+
H 9/11/86 p28
[photo], H 4/4/86 p31+
11/8/86 p29+
Lady Warriors cop opener, 5-1
[photo], H 9/12/86 p23+
10/31/86 p37
again, H 6/10/86 p21
p20
[chart], H 4/21/86 p19+
H 5/10/86 p23+
H 11/4/86 p23
team [photo], H 12/8/86 p27+
H 4/5/86 p25+
H 6/2/86 p15
[photo], H 2/26/86 p13+
11/17/86 p26
H 6/10/86 p21+
scoring, H 11/29/86 p25
[photo], H 5/14/86 p17+
3/8/86 p23+
p27+
advances, 2-1, H 11/4/86
p23+
9/10/86 p20
Wilton High School-Sports
(Continued)
3/13/86 p19+
p25+
Wilton gals garner 33rd straight
victory, H 10/4/86 p13+
Tigers, H 2/24/86 p19+
Wilton netters stand 12-0, H
5/17/86 p25
3/12/86 p13+
[chart], H 12/9/86 p31+
Wilton seeks another try at
FCIAC grid crown [photo], H
9/8/86 p28+
p13+
ace [photo], H 4/11/86 p29+
Wilton Historical Society
Refurbished museum draws
crowd of Wilton residents
[photo], H 3/3/86 p9+
Wilton pupils learn delight of
cooking on open hearth
[photo], H 4/10/86 p13+
Wilton Kiwanis Club
Court order to allow N. J. woman
into Kiwanis elicits mixed
reaction, H 2/8/86 p13+
Kiwanians to mark 35th year, H
4/16/86 p9+
Wilton Library Association
Archives curator discovers set of
old school records, H 2/21/86
p23+
Changes requested in budget to
increase use of library
[photo], H 2/8/86 p13
Library will receive old school
records, H 3/14/86 p10+
Wilton women visit library for
homebound townspeople
[photo], H 1/10/86 p9+
Wilton Meadows Health Center
New information received on
nursing home site use, H
6/11/86 p37+
Wilton Motors
Chevy group helps neighbor
[photo], H 7/22/86 p29
Wilton Newcomers Club
Club eases entry into community,
H 5/27/86 Supp. p11A
New officers elected [photo], H
6/25/86 p32
Opening event for Newcomers
[photo], H 9/6/86 p18
Wilton Playshop
Curtain goes up on playshop
Gala day [photo], H 6/23/86 p11
New Playshop board [photo], H
8/25/86 p13
Performers to turn out for
playshop anniversary, H
6/19/86 p13
Wilton Public Schools
Census prepared at Ogden
House [photo], H 3/11/86 p9
Five Wilton schools reach for
new standards: Health and
safety, H 8/12/86 p21
Tirozzi visit Wilton schools, H
6/11/86 p37+
Wilton Rd.-Westport
Wilton Shopping Center
Concerns aired on new shopping
center, H 9/30/86 p17+
Developer presents plan to
relocate stream, H 9/30/86
p17
Expansion of shopping center
sought: Stores still under
construction, H 9/29/86 p9+
Shops take shape in Wilton
Supermarket may open store in
new Wilton shopping center,
H 8/4/86 p9+
Wilton Sports Council
Plans heard for project at
stadium, H 7/15/86 p11+
Wilton Trails Association
Commission studies preservation
of trails, H 6/4/86 p9+
Preservation of trails supported,
H 2/11/86 p9
Trail association withdraws
Wilton Volunteer Firefighters Inc.
Officials to discuss complaint, H
12/15/86 p9+
Reimbursement bringing more
volunteers to fires, H 9/30/86
p17+
Volunteer firefighters contend
payment provides incentive,
H 12/12/86 p35+
Wilton Women's Republican Club
National defense to be topic
[photo], H 2/18/86 p13
227
Wilton Y Wahoos
Wahoo swimmers star [photo], H
8/28/86 p29
Wilton swimmers honored, H
11/12/86 p15
Wilton YMCA. SEE WILTON
FAMILY YMCA
Wilton-Budget
Audit planned of businesses, H
4/8/86 p15+
Officials defend budgets, H
3/27/86 p13+
Officials review budget, H 3/20/86
p13+
Selectmen approve new budget,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Smaller deficit forecast, H
10/17/86 p29+
Social services officials ask for
10% increase in budget, H
2/7/86 p9+
Wilton board urges town officials
to tighten budgets, H 1/29/86
p11
Wilton board weighs budget cut
plan, H 4/2/86 p13+
Wilton budget approved intact, H
5/7/86 p9
Wilton budget faces Board of
Finance ax, H 3/31/86 p11+
Wilton financiers hope to handle
budget deficit, H 8/27/86 p35
Wilton mill rate set at 20.7 during
budget battle, H 4/3/86 p37+
Wilton sets date for budget vote,
H 5/1/86 p13+
Wilton to vote on town budget, H
5/5/86 p13+
Wilton-Budget, Capital
Wilton selectmen study capital
projects list, H 1/23/86 p13+
Wilton-Civil Preparedness
Committee
disaster: Wilton lacks backup power, H 8/29/86 p1+
Wilton-Commission on Aging
and Social Services
Commission is given a new
name, H 7/23/86 p9+
Wilton panel lists objectives:
Nursing home tops list, H
1/21/86 p9+
Wilton-Commission on Social
Services
name, H 7/23/86 p9+
Wilton-Conservation
Commission
Wilton-Conservation
Commission will vote on Wilton
bike trail, H 8/20/86 p13+
Footbridge opens at Shenck's
H 1/28/86 p9+
Panel to examine subdivison
plan, H 5/31/86 p13
Plan to save trails to be aired, H
8/1/86 p22+
Pond dredging concerns panel:
Fill to be left on edge of
pond, H 6/25/86 p41
Trails proposal reviewed, H
8/6/86 p33+
Wiltonites asked to help in
cleanup, H 5/3/86 p13+
Wilton-Economic conditions
1/28/86 p27
Development boom continues in
Wilton [photo], H 12/31/86
p11+
Wilton's growth dismays citizens:
Residents express views, H
10/14/86 p9+
Wilton-Education, Board of
Board debates eliminating
athletic fees, H 10/24/86 p25
Board elects Falconer, H
12/12/86 p35+
Board examines class structure,
H 3/14/86 p10+
Design plans accepted by school
board: Code compliance
project reviewed, H 10/24/86
p25
Educators to study seat belts, H
6/20/86 p11+
Insurance costs force schools to
review rules, H 5/28/86 p13+
Library will receive old school
records, H 3/14/86 p10+
Progress on code compliance
project alarms school board,
H 9/26/86 p9+
Pupils must wear seat belts:
Board approves program, H
8/28/86 p13+
School board adopts bus seat
belt proposal, H 7/3/86 p11+
School board in Wilton approves
liability policy, H 6/6/86 p25+
H 4/12/86 p13+
Wilton boards improve lines of
communication, H 6/18/86 p9
Wilton mulls classroom addition:
Work may cost $588,390, H
5/23/86 p11+
Wilton school board approves
policy on AIDS, H 6/20/86
p1+
Wilton school plan questioned:
Omissions concern board, H
9/12/86 p31
Wilton's school board accepts
district priorities for '86-87, H
6/23/86 p11+
Wilton-Education, Board ofBudgets
$15,893,188 budget proposed for
Wilton schools, H 1/9/86 p9
Budget cut sought by school
board, H 2/4/86 p9+
Budget guidelines prepared, H
11/10/86 p9+
Clune ready to release cut list, H
4/17/86 p11+
Educators debate where to make
budget cuts, H 4/11/86 p11+
2/21/86 p23
School board approves cuts, H
4/18/86 p9+
School board defends Wilton
education budget, H 3/21/86
p9+
School budget draws little public
$200,000, H 4/4/86 p9+
Wilton residents support $15.8
million school budget
Wilton-Education, Board ofBuilding Utilization
Committee
Board critical of assumptions of
school utilization committee,
H 12/19/86 p27+
Building committee member
resigns because charge is
`too restrictive', H 11/20/86
p41+
Report calls for expansion at 2
schools, H 12/17/86 p13+
Wilton-Finance
4/8/86 p15+
Wilton-Finance, Board of
New computer system baffles
Wilton finance board officials,
H 9/2/86 p13
$200,000, H 4/4/86 p9+
4/5/86 p13+
228
Wilton board urges town officials
to tighten budgets, H 1/29/86
p11
Wilton board weighs budget cut
plan, H 4/2/86 p13+
Wilton boards improve lines of
communication, H 6/18/86 p9
Wilton budget faces Board of
Finance ax, H 3/31/86 p11+
Wilton finance board to review
budgets: Two sessions set
this week, H 3/17/86 p11+
Wilton financiers hope to handle
budget deficit, H 8/27/86 p35
Wilton-Fire Commission
Funds OK'd for fire station work:
Septic system to be
replaced, H 10/22/86 p37+
Officials honor former
11/10/86 p9
12/15/86 p9+
Volunteer firefighters contend
payment provides incentive,
H 12/12/86 p35+
Wilton-Fire Dept.
Chow time! [photo], H 6/16/86 p9
Daskam to be back at work
Wednesday, H 12/2/86 p13
Firemen file complaint over
volunteer pay, H 12/10/86
p15+
Peters named deputy chief by fire
panel, H 12/16/86 p17+
Rescue skills practiced by
firefighters [photo], H 9/8/86
p9+
Strike puts the replacement of 2
fire engines in limbo, H
9/18/86 p33+
Wilton board OKs fire truck
Wilton fire chief suspended over
trouble with new engine, H
9/24/86 p1+
Wilton may buy 2 fire trucks, H
4/23/86 p23+
Wilton officials to accept bids on
new fire truck, H 12/18/86 p13
Wilton to replace fire hose, H
7/8/86 p9
Wilton to sell aging fire engine, H
10/14/86 p9+
Wilton to take legal action on
purchase of fire engine, H
9/23/86 p29
Wilton-First Selectmen. SEE
ALSO DESMOND, EDWARD
C.; GILL, MARGARET S.
Search begins for successor, H
11/5/86 p41+
Wilton-History
Both the old and the new are on
display in Wilton [drawing], H
5/27/86 Supp. p18A
3/6/86 p13+
History lives on in names of
towns, H 4/2/86 p13+
School uses local history to whet
students' interest, H 6/26/86
p37+
Wilton-Inland Wetlands Agency
Dredging of pond approved, H
7/3/86 p11+
8/25/86 p11
4/4/86 p10
7/8/86 p9+
IWA gets advice on jurisdiction, H
1/27/86 p11+
Landowner may build homes
near preserve, H 6/24/86
p11+
8/29/86 p29+
H 1/28/86 p9+
Order on excavation issued, H
6/6/86 p26
Pond dredging OK'd, H 4/28/86
p13
Pond work hearing continued, H
6/12/86 p37+
Ridge Lane to be extended:
Agency upholds right of way,
H 7/22/86 p11+
Spectacle Lane order upheld, H
4/1/86 p13+
Wilton-Insurance
Officials study insurance plan, H
8/7/86 p9
Wilton-Local Allocation Council
Council adopts Wilton's board's
spending plan, H 10/2/86 p36
Hearing scheduled on windfall
[photo], H 10/14/86 p9+
Wilton-Officials and employees
12/15/86 p9+
Wilton DPW pact resolved, H
1/2/86 p29
Wilton employees set to move:
Renovations near
completion, H 3/1/86 p13+
Wilton fire chief suspended over
trouble with new engine, H
9/24/86 p1+
9/19/86 p1+
Workers to take fitness tests:
Norwalk doctor offers
program, H 10/13/86 p11
Wilton-Outreach Counseling
Program
Board approves funds for
counseling program, H
2/6/86 p35+
Wilton-Parks and Recreation
Commission
$1,800 raised by campers for
Goldberg joins commission, H
1/27/86 p12
p13+
Wilton-Planning and Zoning
Commission
Accepting roadway supported, H
10/7/86 p11+
Bank plan in Wilton faces vote, H
3/17/86 p11+
Bank plan submitted to Wilton P
& Z, H 2/25/86 p13+
Briardale subdivision topic for
Wilton P & Z, H 10/18/86
p27+
Club requests permission to tear
down its pro shop, H 9/19/86
p14
Concerns aired on new shopping
center, H 9/30/86 p17+
Connector road is on agenda: In
Wilton, H 7/21/86 p9+
Decision awaited on homes, H
8/30/86 p13+
Decision postponed on homes, H
7/30/86 p9+
Developer presents plan to
relocate stream, H 9/30/86
p17
7/28/86 p13+
Developers continue effort to
build townhouses, H 5/17/86
p13+
Developers submit second bid to
subdivide estate in Wilton, H
10/18/86 p27+
p29
229
Driveway plea denied: River
Road access, H 7/29/86 p7
H 10/17/86 p29+
Farm plan supported by P & Z, H
2/5/86 p11+
7/8/86 p9+
Hollyhock Road office buildings
approved by P & Z, H
4/29/86 p9+
Homes proposed for dump sites,
H 1/22/86 p35+
Houses proposed for site, H
9/16/86 p35+
Landowner may build homes
near preserve, H 6/24/86
p11+
Multitude of topics facing Wilton's
P & Z Commission, H
6/23/86 p11+
Neighbors upset by proposal for
new Girl Scout building, H
2/28/86 p41+
New bank proposed in Wilton, H
1/27/86 p11+
Nursing home question still
unanswered, H 5/16/86 p13+
Nursing home site concerns
Wilton residents, H 5/13/86
p9+
Office building given approval of
P & Z, H 5/6/86 p10
Office building proposed for
Hollyhock Lane, H 4/22/86
p11+
7/11/86 p11+
P & Z adopts designed residence
P & Z approves nursing home, H
7/1/86 p11+
P & Z begins work on town plan
update, H 1/7/86 p9
P & Z denies rezoning of Wilton
gravel pit, H 10/21/86 p13+
P & Z favors sale of Post School,
H 10/7/86 p11+
P & Z gives approval on bank
plan, H 3/18/86 p13+
P & Z hears subdivision plan for
site of one time estate, H
7/22/86 p11+
P & Z in Wilton to decide Monday
on district's plan, H 7/26/86
p13+
P & Z panel to hear trail plan, H
8/22/86 p9
house, H 1/28/86 p9+
P & Z receives report on nursing
home, H 5/30/86 p29
Wilton-Planning and Zoning
P & Z rejects Girl Scout office
proposal: Plans for new bank
tabled, H 3/11/86 p9+
P & Z studies plan to save old
house, H 1/23/86 p13+
P & Z to act on request for office,
H 3/10/86 p9+
P & Z to study new subdivision, H
2/18/86 p13+
P & Z weighs permit for day care
center, H 11/11/86 p24+
Permit given for homes near Weir
farm [photo], H 9/11/86 p35
Plan withdrawn for subdivision, H
2/19/86 p13+
Plans heard for project at
stadium, H 7/15/86 p11+
Quincy re-elected chairman, H
12/2/86 p13
5/8/86 p37+
Residents in Wilton protest
Kensett Drive subdivision, H
6/3/86 p13+
Residents line up against Manzi
plan, H 9/26/86 p10
Residents, developer disagree
over àppropriate' use of
land, H 5/20/86 p33+
Ruling is made on accessway, H
1/7/86 p9
Shopping center plan decision
expected, H 10/31/86 p53+
Special permit granted for day
care center, H 12/2/86 p13+
Stadium will add a team meeting
room, H 7/29/86 p7
Subdivision accepted: Site of old
house, H 10/21/86 p13+
Subdivision approved over
panel's qualms, H 3/4/86
p11+
Subdivision plan criticized, H
6/17/86 p14
Subdivision proposal granted: Off
Chestnut Hill Road, H
11/18/86 p27+
Subivision plan awaits vote, H
9/8/86 p9+
Taxing district given go-ahead to
dredge pond, H 7/30/86 p9+
Taxing district sues Wilton P & Z
over map, H 11/20/86 p41+
Trail map approved by P & Z, H
11/4/86 p11
10/17/86 p29
Variety of applications face
Wilton's P & Z
commissioners, H 6/16/86
p9+
Wilton P & Z approves Lake
Club's new shop, H 10/7/86
p12
Wilton P & Z approves shopping
center plans, H 11/18/86
p27+
Wilton P & Z approves
subdivisions, H 7/29/86 p7
Wilton P & Z delays decision on
River Road access way, H
12/2/86 p13+
Wilton P & Z gives approval for
15-house subdivision plan, H
11/4/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z may decide
applications, H 7/21/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z OKs driveway for
complex, H 12/9/86 p13+
Wilton P & Z rejects town house
rules, H 7/8/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z reviews plans for
colonial-style office building,
H 4/22/86 p11
Wilton P & Z to discuss trail
preservation measure, H
10/10/86 p31+
Wilton P & Z to hear plan to
convert old house, H 9/4/86
p33+
Wilton P & Z to hear proposal for
town's first nursing home, H
5/12/86 p9+
Wilton P & Z to take up plans for
Wilton P & Z turns down plan to
convert house into office, H
3/6/86 p13+
Wilton P & Z will consider office
building proposals, H 4/28/86
p13
Wilton panel approves trail
preservation code, H
11/25/86 p9
Zone would permit 3 homes to an
acre, H 11/11/86 p24+
Zoning change adopted for
Wilton center site, H 11/4/86
p9+
Wilton-Police Commission
Mitchell elected as chairman of
police commission, H 4/18/86
p10
Panel to hold hearings on
Wilton commission fires 2
policemen, H 4/4/86 p1+
230
Wilton-Police Dept.
2 ex-cops give pleas of innocent,
H 4/9/86 p1+
2 ex-Wilton cops receive
H 8/8/86 p9
Arraignment of officers
postponed, H 3/26/86 p9
Cops lost plea for probation, H
6/26/86 p1+
Detective will face extra count, H
4/8/86 p15+
Ex-policeman files request for
Officer's case is transferred to
Officers `crooks' or cops gone
wrong?, H 6/27/86 p29
Police add films to child and drug
abuse fight, H 8/15/86 p29
Police propose $1,556,203
budget, H 1/17/86 p9+
Probation sought in PBA larceny
case, H 5/8/86 p11
Study shows need for more
police patroling Wilton, H
2/10/86 p9+
Two cops in Wilton suspended, H
2/22/86 p6
Two officers begin duty on Wilton
force, H 5/19/86 p14
Wilton keeps lid on report of
Wilton Police Department
ordering new cars, H
11/22/86 p13+
Wilton police request funds to
hire five new officers, H
1/15/86 p9
Wilton-Population
Wilton population growth leads
region, H 3/3/86 p1+
Wilton-Public Works, Dept. of
Wilton DPW pact resolved, H
1/2/86 p29
9/19/86 p1+
Wilton-Recreation Commission
Commission to study plan for
swimming area at park, H
5/13/86 p9
Wilton-Selectmen, Board of
Dugan, H 3/22/86 p13+
4/8/86 p15+
2/6/86 p35+
Board asked to find new route for
Wilton-Selectmen, Board of
(Continued)
Board to review connector road
routes, H 6/14/86 p13+
Board to vote on River Road, H
10/20/86 p13
Board will pay for repairs, H
4/15/86 p14
Bridge repair funds town meeting
topic, H 1/11/86 p13+
name, H 7/23/86 p9+
Committee will review plan for
outdoor pool, H 8/5/86 p11+
H 3/4/86 p11+
DAR requests help of town to put
on annual fund-raiser, H
6/5/86 p37+
Funding request approved, H
6/19/86 p13
Panel makes appointment, H
1/7/86 p9
Problems prompt call for
maintenance review, H
10/13/86 p11+
Progress made on connector, H
10/21/86 p13+
Replacement of fuel tank is
Reports asked on road work, H
9/8/86 p9+
2/19/86 p13+
5/8/86 p37+
Selectmen approve new budget,
H 3/4/86 p11+
Selectmen seek ways to solve
water problem, H 11/6/86
p15+
Selectmen to act on bridge
funding, H 1/6/86 p11+
11/18/86 p27+
H 7/8/86 p9+
Timetable sought for Wilton
project, H 10/8/86 p23+
Town to buy 2 dump trucks, H
7/10/86 p13
Vendors ordinance requested in
Wilton, H 11/4/86 p9+
Water survey planned, H
11/18/86 p27+
Wilton accepts gift of trees, H
2/6/86 p35
Wilton board buys land for
southern connector, H
6/17/86 p13
Wilton board makes decision on
H 9/3/86 p33
H 12/16/86 p17+
Wilton may buy 2 fire trucks, H
4/23/86 p23+
Wilton officials submit ideas on
H 8/28/86 p13
Wilton selectmen study capital
projects list, H 1/23/86 p13+
Wilton selectmen to weigh
request by SNET to buy
town-owned land, H 2/15/86
p17
Wilton's tax man cometh?, H
10/23/86 p1+
Wilton-Social Services, Dept. of
Outreach program for Wilton
pupils survives skirmish, H
3/15/86 p13
Wilton seeks ways to aid ill
Wilton-Town Attorney
Wilton-Town Hall
Employees set up Town Hall
Hard at work [photo], H 7/21/86
p9
Wilton employees set to move:
Renovations near
completion, H 3/1/86 p13+
Work nearly finished at Wilton
Town Hall, H 5/16/86 p13
Wilton-Town Plan
P & Z begins work on town plan
update, H 1/7/86 p9
Wilton-Voter registration
Voter ratio stays same in Wilton,
H 8/15/86 p29
Wilton-Zoning Board of Appeals
Wilton ZBA grants variance for
new post office building, H
4/1/86 p13+
permit, H 11/12/86 p25+
Wilton ZBA turns down variance
for guest house, H 7/15/86
p11+
Wiltse, David
David Wiltse made prophets look
good: Writer for all media
[photo], H 5/5/86 p15
Winch, Susan Northey
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Wind-Borne Gallery
Leaving Rowayton [photo], H
5/2/86 p22
231
Winfield Court-Norwalk
Neighbors are not satisfied with
cleanup effort, H 8/1/86 p11
Shocked at being called `bigots'
[letter], H 8/20/86 p5
Wing Chun Kung-Fu Academy
Academy teaching classic
defense [photo], H 6/3/86 p28
Winkler, Robert S.
[photo], H 6/23/86 p15
Winter Management Corp.
Wiseman, John
p28
Wittek, Kurt
City developer buys old hospital
[photo], H 8/12/86 p39
condos, H 1/23/86 p10
WMMM-1260 AM
Educational program set for area
radio station, H 12/19/86 p10
Radio station taking gifts to
Southbury, H 12/20/86 p28
Radio station to be looking for
laughs: Format change to set
precedent [photo], H 5/28/86
p13
Station seeks gifts for training
school residents, H 12/16/86
p19
WNLK-1350 AM
jockey, H 12/17/86 p6
p1+
12/19/86 p6
12/23/86 p6
[photo], H 12/24/86 p6
Residents wary of relocation plan
submitted by city radio
[photo], H 12/16/86 p1+
Wojnoski, Ron
[photo], H 11/3/86 p15
Wolfpit School
Students have fun at school
[photo p1], H 6/12/86 p1
Women. SEE ALSO NORWALK
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB;
NORWALK-COMMISSION ON
Women (Continued)
THE STATUS OF WOMEN;
WESTPORT WOMAN'S
CLUB; WESTPORT YOUNG
WOMAN'S LEAGUE
p37
Commission on women sought,
H 9/2/86 p11
State investigating King's home
closing, H 4/23/86 p1+
Stop the world-the DHs want to
get on: Free workshops start
Tuesday [photo], H 8/28/86
p17
Women in Weston provide
muscle behind many efforts
[photo], H 11/29/86 p13+
Women's American Organization
for Rehabilitative Training.
SEE ORT
Women's Bar Association
Focus of women's law group has
changed in its 8 years
[photo], H 5/1/86 p28
Women's Council of RealtorsFairfield County chapter
Realtors installed [photo], H
2/1/86 p16
Women's Crisis Center, Inc.
At WCC benefit [photo], H
12/11/86 p29
Crisis week acknowledged
[photo], H 10/8/86 p8
Entrepreneurial Women give to
Crisis Center [photo], H
11/20/86 p19
Women's crisis center faces
increasing need for services
[photo], H 8/15/86 p1+
Women's Crisis offers a new
series of groups, H 10/8/86
p21
Women's International League
for Peace and FreedomFairfield County Branch
[photo], H 8/4/86 p1+
Women's shelters
Shelter for women needs $$, H
3/20/86 p11
Women's crisis center faces
increasing need for services
[photo], H 8/15/86 p1+
Wonder Corp.
Committee OKs sale of parcel, H
1/10/86 p11
Its French owners washed hands
of the Wonder Corp., H
6/26/86 p1+
Wonder Corp. closes: Key in
enterprise zone, H 6/23/86
p1+
Wonder Corp. ready to rehire 40
workers, H 10/15/86 p1+
Wonderful World of Westport
New film explores Westport, H
1/25/86 p13+
Wood Burbank-Norwalk
Site given OK for housing, H
1/24/86 p6
Wood, Rev. Richard
[photo], H 7/17/86 p1+
Wood, Douglas R.
Wood elected RTM moderator:
Jenkins honored by
colleagues, H 12/3/86 p13+
Woodside Ave.-Norwalk
Committee backs abandoning
road, H 6/18/86 p10
Woodward Ave. Park-Norwalk
Panel favors renovation of park,
H 12/17/86 p22
Woodward Ave.-Norwalk
Residents favor Woodward
Avenue zone plan, H 12/4/86
p22
Woodward, Joanne
[photo], H 7/23/86 p9+
World Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer [photo], H
3/15/86 p18
World Wrestling Federation
WPA mural paintings
All of the WPA-era murals taken
down and stored away
[photo], H 4/30/86 p1+
Wrentz, Lawrence
Friends of Larry aim for defense
fund [photo], H 10/6/86 p12
Wrestling-Coaching
[photo], H 12/18/86 p41+
Wrestling-Norwalk
2/15/86 p35
p25+
3/17/86 p22
p25+
[photo], H 1/30/86 p19+
[photo], H 12/18/86 p41+
1/9/86 p21
232
1/22/86 p13+
p25+
p19+
H 2/24/86 p19+
Wrestling-Westport
p25+
1/22/86 p13+
Wright, Dr. Kenneth J.
7/28/86 p33
Wright, George
In dual role [photo], H 3/22/86 p18
Wright, Joan
Joan Wright in color [photo], H
5/2/86 p22
Water scenes [photo], H 12/12/86
p24
Wright, Ollie
Wynn, Ann
p16
Wystrach, V. P.
X
Xerographics
Xerox Corp.
Xerox undecided about
divestiture, H 12/30/86 p10
Y
Yachts and yachting
America's Cup entry grabs
Rowayton man [photo], H
9/20/86 p13+
Norwalk ketch in tall ships
[photo], H 6/6/86 p45
[photo], H 4/15/86 p13+
Yankee Doodle Bridge. SEE
ALSO INTERSTATE 95
Traffic snarled by broken joint on
I-95 bridge, H 3/6/86 p6
Yankee Doodle Bridge work to
limit traffic flow by restricting
lanes [photo], H 8/11/86 p1+
Yankee Heritage Tourism District
Designer picked, H 1/3/86 p6
Yankee Heritage Tourism
District (Continued)
Travel writers take `Heritage' trail
here: Tourism is promoted
[photo], H 2/27/86 p13
Yankelovich, Skelly,
White/Clancy Shulman Inc.
Maketing consultants add to
Westport staff [photo], H
6/24/86 p17
Yates, Rev. John F.
First class [photo], H 4/5/86 p37
Yepes, Hernan
Yepes appointed, H 2/13/86 p6
YMCA. SEE NORWALK YMCA;
WESTPORT YMCA; WILTON
FAMILY YMCA
Yoczik, Thomas
Thomas Yaczik, labor official,
dies at 76, H 6/23/86 p6
Yong-Yan, Hu
Hu Yong-Yan to conduct the
Youth Concert Orchestra
[photo], H 9/27/86 p16
Yoo, Scott
3/14/86 p17
Yost, John
Chief to take on new post soon,
H 7/1/86 p18
Young Republicans-Wilton. SEE
ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTYWILTON
Young Republicans chapter to be
formed, H 10/17/86 p31
Young, Barbara
Young again!, H 8/22/86 p23
Young, Leslie T.
Young sets sights on reduced
taxes, H 11/6/86 p16
Youngs, Helen Chamberlen
Celebrates 80th [photo], H
10/8/86 p21
Youth services-Norwalk
City teens gain cash, experience
[photo p8], H 7/25/86 p1+
Student pays back benefactor
[photo], H 9/4/86 p1+
Youth services-Westport
Orientation program eases move
into town for teens, H 7/10/86
p13+
club, H 9/12/86 p32
Teens uneasy with pressure of
growing up in Westport, H
10/21/86 p13+
Youth services-Wilton
2/6/86 p35+
Youth Shelter
Youth shelter to accept
Westporters, H 1/14/86 p9
Youth-Norwalk
Teens in summer jobs lack many
basic skills, H 3/25/86 p1+
Z
Zaire
Grant will help group provide aid
in Zaire, H 9/4/86 p18
Zeevi, Neeri
Youth Symphony presents final
season concert Sunday
[photo], H 5/1/86 p15
Zengo, Mark P.
H 12/23/86 p10
of crash, H 12/15/86 p9+
killed 1, H 12/2/86 p14
Zeoli, Danielle
D. Zeoli is state contender
[photo], H 7/12/86 p15
Zepecki, Steven
Zieman, Sue
H 3/29/86 p25
Zion Hill Church
Playground takes shape in Wilton
[pho

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