January - December 1988 - Norwalk Public Library

January - December 1988

911. SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

AA & M Inc.

A & M ad wins top award, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p6

Focus on Marketing, H 2/23/88 p22

Focus on Marketing: Readership award, H 12/13/88 p14

Readership award [photo], H 7/28/88 p30

A & R BuildersNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18A Ewe-Nique Gift

New Business Names, BJ 11/14/88 p18

A Fiore Realty Co.New business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14A. D. Phelps Inc.

Eye on Real Estate, H 9/22/88 p19

A. Fuller and Sons Refuse Co. Inc.

City, refuse firm settle truck parking suit, H 3/1/88 p9

Disturbance at transfer station probed, H 7/22/88 p10

Fuller case continued to Aug. 15, H 8/9/88 p9

Fuller Refuse given final warning, H 8/3/88 p11

Hearing scheduled to determine action against city refuse firm, H 12/27/88 p4

Judge levies $2,500 fine: Against city refuse collection firm, H 4/12/88 p12

Judge throws Mrs. Fuller's fines, H 1/20/88 p1+

Three named to Fuller Refuse board of directors, H 7/29/88 p9

Trash firm owner arrested, H 7/28/88 p1+

A. L. WilliamsA. L. Williams: insurance bad boy

[photo], H 9/8/88 p23+AAA Radon Busters

New business names - Rowayton, BJ 10/24/88 p19

AARP Chapter #3342The latest [photo], H 10/6/88 p15

AAUW-Norwalk/Westport Chapter

AAUW awards grant to Moira Ratchford [photo], H 7/21/88 p35

Local AAUW branch names grant for Laurel Hoffmann [photo], H 5/23/88 p16

Abandoned vehicles. SEE ABANDONMENT OF AUTOMOBILES-NAME OF TOWN

Abandonment of automobiles-Norwalk

Abandoned car fight takes a costly turn, H 1/26/88 p9

Comments upsetting to junk yard owners, H 1/27/88 p7

Derelict cars: growing problem with spiraling costs to the city [photo], H 9/1/88 p1+

Pact near on towing abandoned vehicles from housing projects, H 8/30/88 p7

The plague of abandoned cars [letter], H 8/23/88 p5

Abel, AlanAbel after bevy of Westports in

1990, H 3/15/88 p17TV pranks are no surprise to

Westport's happy hoaxer, H 9/21/88 p41

Abercrombie, McKiernan & Co.Strictly Business: Darien

insurance company moves, H 3/10/88 p25

Abraham, Rabbi Michael L.New Rabbi [photo], H 12/31/88

p24Abraham, David

One-time engineer opts for career in high finance [photo], H 4/12/88 p20

Abrams, RichardSelectmen hire supervisor for

communications center, H 2/10/88 p37+

Absence from school. SEE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE-NAME OF TOWN

Absenteeism (Labor)-NorwalkEsposito warns city employees

on sick time use, H 10/24/88 p1+

Abuse of substances. SEE SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Abused women. SEE ALSO FAMILY VIOLENCE

It took two deaths to get things done [photo], H 10/13/88 p39+

Protective legislation is prime target [photo], H 10/17/88 p13+

ACAP PartnersNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Accessory apartments-Fairfield

CountyAccessory apartments solve

many living problems for young and old, H 2/29/88 p10

Accessory apartments-NorwalkAccessory apartment permit

denied, H 8/26/88 p9Accessory apartments could help

alleviate housing crunch, H 10/13/88 p10

CHFA funds offered for accessory units, H 6/14/88 p9

Accessory apartments-WestportP & Z looks for answer on

apartment issue, H 3/1/88 p11+

Shook's letter asks zoners to encourage rental changes, H 12/22/88 p14

Accessory structures-WiltonAccessory structures as condos

`troubling', H 9/27/88 p11+Accountemps

Strictly Business: Top execs well informed on news, H 10/1/88 p13

Accounting firmsArthur Lyle Associates Moving to

NorwalkBJ 10/10/88 p21

Company honors New Canaan man, H 10/25/88 p10

Deloitte lease encourages brokers, H 8/9/88 p11+

Fairfield's Accounting Firms [chart], BJ 11/21/88 p10

Last minute filers crowd IRS office [photo], H 4/15/88 p1+

Manhattan firm to occupy Richadson-Vicks building, H 8/8/88 p33+

Ace Trucking Inc.Bankruptcy, BJ 10/24/88 p18

Acme United Corp.Acme United Corp. to acquire

German scissors manufacturer, BJ 11/14/88 p2

Acme United to buy German scissors-maker, I 11/25–12/8/88 p7

Acorn Financial GroupAcorn Financial Group, BD

10–11/88 p32+Old stockbrokers don't fade

away, BJ 10/24/88 p2Acquired Immune Deficiency

Syndrome. SEE AIDSAcquittals-Norwalk

Betances brothers acquitted in murder attempt, H 5/5/88 p9

Jury acquits Malave of threatening woman, H 11/29/88 p7

Action Housing Inc. SEE ALSO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT-SOUTH NORWALK; HOUSING-NORWALK

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Action Housing Inc.A year behind schedule,

Columbus Court units open [photo], H 4/2/88 p1+

Zone change granted near Franklin School, H 10/20/88 p1+

Actmedia Inc.Actmedia attempts leveraged

buyout, H 7/26/88 p21+Actmedia board approves

leveraged buyout proposal, H 8/11/88 p15

Actmedia leveraged buyout on hold, H 9/22/88 p19

Actors-DarienDarien redcoat relives Battle of

Lexington [photo], H 4/22/88 p23+

Actors-NorwalkIn "West Side Story" [photo], H

10/14/88 p19Talented Norwalkers [photo], H

3/18/88 p13Vicki Sue Robinson: Norwalk

singer blazes some new trails [photo], H 1/14/88 p35

Actors-WestportActress from the word go: Cheryl

Arutt didn't need a stage mother [photo], H 3/10/88 p37

D. Donnelly hosts `Dead' in Fairfield, H 4/23/88 p17

Musical play to be discussed by panel of artists, H 4/28/88 p17

Ad Club of Fairfield CountyAd Club of Fairfield lists winners,

BJ 11/14/88 p10Marketing and ad libs, BJ

10/31/88 p5Adam Construction


Adam's Rib RestaurantCandid Camera strikes, H

10/28/88 p1+Adami, Anne A.

Anne Adami retires this year as school health coordinator [photo], H 11/8/88 p5

Women in white deal with different type of student today, H 11/8/88 p5

Adams, JamesAdams stepping down as

guardians' leader [photo], H 3/24/88 p1+

Adams, JimGiving a boost to head off a bust

[photo], H 1/21/88 p1+Adams, Spencer

Adams selected, H 7/14/88 p7Addiction to drugs. SEE DRUG

ABUSE

Administration. SEE MANAGEMENT

Administration and Service Center

ASC referendum petitioners have six days to get signatures, H 1/5/88 p7

Authority OKs contract, H 3/18/88 p10

City requires NHA to sign new ASC lease, H 1/25/88 p7

Esposito urges NAACP to accept housing proposal, H 1/5/88 p7

Housing Authority head says ASC plans will be ready shortly, H 9/13/88 p9

NAACP agrees to new terms of ASC proposal, H 1/20/88 p7

Part of ASC building may be demolished, H 10/21/88 p5

Signatures fall short on ASC petition drive, H 1/13/88 p1+

Staff sheds few tears for home of 27 years [photo], H 6/2/88 p7

Would provide nine more apartments: Demolition of ASC building feasible, H 11/18/88 p7

Admiral TempsEye on Real Estate, H 10/11/88

p13Adopt-A-School Program

Alliance tabs Weinberger as vice president, H 3/15/88 p6

Companies honored at breakfast for Adopt-A-School contributions [photo], H 6/13/88 p7

Mentor program in schools enrolls 57 employees from six companies, H 12/1/88 p4

AdoptionAll-day conference for adoptive

families [photo], H 11/26/88 p17

Ads. SEE ADVERTISINGAdult day care centers. SEE

DAY CARE CENTERS FOR THE AGED

Adult Volunteers in ActionCenter forms adult group for

projects, H 6/16/88 p6New volunteer group has fun on

the job [photo], H 6/23/88 p41+

ADV Marketing GroupAd agency unveils exhibition aid,

I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p6ADV is going for the gold, BD

10–11/88 SACIA special section


Advanced Computer Technologies

Advanced Computer leases space in Norwalk, BJ 11/14/88 p6

Advanced Technology Materials Inc.

ATM gets EPA grant, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p10

Company wins defense contract, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Advanced Trade Policy InstituteNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Advertisements. SEE

ADVERTISINGAdvertising

WEBE provides alternative to media buyers' nightmares, BJ 11/14/88 p9

Advertising agencies. SEE ALSO NAME OF ADVERTISING AGENCIES

Ad agencies honor own at Stamford ceremony, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p14+

ADV is going for the gold, BD 10–11/88 SACIA special section

Fairfield county's advertising agencies, BJ 11/14/88 p14

Local ad agencies want bigger slice of pie: Madison Avenue should be on the lookout [photo], H 8/4/88 p17

Post-crash aftermath challenges ad agencies, BJ 10/24/88 p6

Yellow pages provide `shopping mall in print', BJ 11/14/88 p8

Advertising, Radio. SEE RADIO ADVERTISING

Advest Group Inc.Strictly Business: Market decline

hurt Advest, H 4/26/88 p23Aeronautics-Accidents

Ex-city man's body found near scene of crash, H 2/23/88 p1+

AerosolsATI Pharmaceuticals finds its

niche [photo], H 3/17/88 p25+Aerospace industries

Aids fighter pilots through hi-tech: Father-son team [photo], H 4/28/88 p27+

Company wins defense contract, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Test flight [photo], H 10/27/88 p31Affordable housing. SEE

HOUSINGAFS

AFS student, family enjoying experience [photo], H 3/10/88 p11

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AG LimoNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Aged-Home care

NHC official stresses need for expanded home care, H 11/18/88 p49+

Aged-Housing-NorwalkApartments for elderly are

nearing completion [photo], H 3/22/88 p1+

Life care center may be built at golf course, H 10/7/88 p1+

Aged-Social service agencies-Norwalk

Agencies awarded grants, H 12/7/88 p12

Aged-Social service agencies-Westport

Geriatric mental health program endorsed, H 1/27/88 p35

Aged-Tax reliefElderly tax relief ordinance

revised, H 4/20/88 p14More elderly eligible for tax relief,

H 7/8/88 p14Selectmen revise elderly tax

relief ordinance, H 4/7/88 p14Aged-Tax relief-Westport

RTM amends tax relief for elderly, H 3/2/88 p15

Aged-WestportElderly express concerns to

lawmakers [photo], H 1/23/88 p13

Elderly request van service in the evening, H 7/22/88 p45

Plans to assist elderly under study, H 7/19/88 p11

Transportation for the elderly to begin at night, H 7/28/88 p15+

Agencies, modeling. SEE MODELING AGENCIES

Agents, real estate. SEE REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Agnello, Aniello "Nino"Aniello Agnello, photographer,

dies at age 54, H 4/25/88 p6AIDS. SEE ALSO FTLV

`Buddies' provide support for AIDS patients [photo], H 7/11/88 p1+

AIDS guide available, H 9/2/88 p9AIDS policy redrafted, H 9/7/88

p33+AIDS support system in state still

young, H 4/11/88 p9Cartoonists do part for AIDS

comic book [photo], H 10/26/88 p4

Former beau blew whistle on Ms. Waite [photo], H 3/1/88 p1+

Hodge to supervise Outreach Program, H 8/23/88 p10

McKinney's widow raps Lieberman over `gloves' episode [letter], H 3/21/88 p5

Mrs. McKinney raps Lieberman's donning gloves against AIDS, H 3/21/88 p1+

New AIDS coordinator hopes to halt spread of disease in minority areas, H 7/14/88 p10

New funds boost AIDS prevention, H 7/28/88 p12

Speaking for AIDS victims [photo], H 10/19/88 p20

State AIDS laboratory mixed up test results, H 7/29/88 p1+

AIDS-NorwalkAIDS battle: Taking it to the

streets, H 4/14/88 p8Chief seeking information on

AIDS case, H 2/5/88 p1+City lawyer sees no ground for

suit: By prostitution suspect against police, H 2/11/88 p18

Family favors AIDS testing for Waite, H 2/24/88 p1+

Mariette Waite: Spurned lover lied about AIDS [photo], H 3/21/88 p1+

No decision on suit in `AIDS' case, H 2/10/88 p8

Norwalk school chief admits AIDS policy is not up to date, H 6/8/88 p1+

Panel studies AIDS, prostitution links [photo], H 4/27/88 p1+

Police may ask for AIDS test in alleged prostitute arrest, H 2/4/88 p1+

State contributing $100,000 to city for war on AIDS, H 5/31/88 p1+

Woman may sue city police: Over AIDS controversy, H 2/6/88 p1+

Working to halt spread of AIDS [photo], H 4/12/88 p1+

AIDS-Study and teachingAIDS subject of school workbook,

H 11/1/88 p13+Communicable disease policy

approval before educators on Monday, H 10/1/88 p35

Physicians press for AIDS education, H 9/1/88 p9

AIDS-Study and teaching-Norwalk

AIDS film debated by PTA, H 1/12/88 p1+

City AIDS educator departs, H 5/26/88 p7

City's AIDS war has new education chief, H 6/1/88 p10

School board OK's AIDS info for high schoolers, H 4/27/88 p9

Sixth grades to get anatomy lessons before AIDS classes, H 1/20/88 p1+

Study plan to teach 6th graders of AIDS, other sexual diseases, H 1/4/88 p9

AIDS-Study and teaching-WestonAIDS video is created to help

train teachers, H 7/30/88 p22AIDS warning issued without

violating Weston sex ed taboo, H 12/2/88 p1+

Draft of AIDS policy satisfies Weston committee, H 4/22/88 p23+

Educator welcomes pamphlet, H 5/11/88 p9+

AIDS-Study and teaching-Westport

Educator welcomes pamphlet, H 5/11/88 p9+

AIDS-Study and teaching-WiltonWilton students take part in AIDS

education class [photo], H 4/21/88 p13+

AIDS-WestonACLU: AIDS policy won't stand

up, H 6/7/88 p1+AIDS-Westport

Blood testing for AIDS backed: In legislator's survey, H 2/27/88 p13+

Town sets up AIDS meetings for employees, H 3/1/88 p11+

Aiello, RickHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p15Air Age Group

Publisher asks to expand building, H 1/6/88 p19

Wilton sale [photo], H 1/7/88 p33Air Express International Corp.

Air Express upgrades computer, H 10/20/88 p13

Earnings increase at Air Express, H 11/3/88 p29

Strictly Business: Air Express estimates earnings, H 2/16/88 p19

Strictly Business: Air Express reports earnings, H 5/12/88 p29

Strictly Business: Air Express sales up in quarter, H 8/11/88 p13

Air Force Junior ROTCAFROTC cadets encouraged to

become society's leaders [photo], H 5/12/88 p9

Air-PollutionFirm asks state to specify

complaints, H 11/28/88 p4

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Air-Pollution (Continued)No response filed by firm

charged with polluting air, H 11/21/88 p9

State will sue company over chemical emissions, H 11/2/88 p1+

Aircraft industryTurkey to fly with Sikorsky, I

10/14–27/88 p6Airplane accidents. SEE

AERONAUTICS-ACCIDENTSAirplanes-Landing gear

Police Blotter: Seaplane loses wheel, H 7/7/88 p8

Airplanes-Wheels. SEE AIRPLANES-LANDING GEAR

Airpot Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 6/14/88

p19New product line triggers big

Airpot expansion: More space, more staff [photo], H 7/5/88 p25

Taking the reins [photo], H 7/5/88 p25

Akoury, TomAkoury races in Florida, H

1/29/88 p30Akoury stands sixth in Late

Model Class, H 2/11/88 p35+Norwalker second in Turkey 200

race, H 12/12/88 p25Al's Warehouse

Mom and Pop liquor store grows [photo], H 8/2/88 p15

Aladdin FlooringNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Alarm systems-Weston

Association eyes Weston as model for alarm project, H 12/7/88 p37

Alarms, False. SEE FALSE ALARMS

Alateen-WestonAlateen program coming, H

5/14/88 p25+Albert B. Ashforth Inc.


Alcide Corp.Accidental discovery has new

company cleaning up, I 12/9–22/88 p19

Alcide Corp. broadens horizons, H 11/3/88 p29

Alcide looks for P & G backing, H 6/23/88 p31

Alcide product fights salmonella, H 12/6/88 p13+

Alcide reports 150% increase in revenues, H 6/9/88 p30

News in review (corrections), I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p4

Strictly Business: Alcide R & D effort could make millions, H 1/7/88 p33

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program of Weston, Inc.

Weston program singled out for honor [photo], H 1/19/88 p11

Alcohol possession-MinorsPolice Blotter: Beach beer

drinking alleged, H 7/2/88 p8Police Blotter: Police break up

teen party, H 4/27/88 p8Alcoholic beverage control. SEE

LIQUOR LAWSAlcoholism and Drug

Dependency CouncilAlcoholism council elects new

directors, H 12/3/88 p9Council to put on golf-tennis gala

[photo], H 8/31/88 p36Ten new directors elected to

board by alcohol/drug panel, H 7/22/88 p46

Alcosser, LoisAction Center names Alcosser

coordinator [photo], H 9/2/88 p9

Matching the volunteer to the job [photo], H 4/19/88 p1+

Aldrich, Rev. DouglasAldrich chosen interim pastor, H

1/30/88 p18Wilton Baptist parishioners are

young, diversified group [photo], H 6/4/88 p10+

Aley, JanetAley prepares to slow her pace:

Friendly secretary retires [photo], H 7/9/88 p9+

Alford, BrendaKidnap `victim' charged with filing

false report, H 2/18/88 p7All Disc Music

Strictly Business: Modem Media offers new service, H 12/15/88 p31

All terrain vehiclesBan on 3-wheel ATV hurts

dealers [photo], H 1/7/88 p34All-Woman Road Rally

Ladies take to road for kids' camp [photo], H 10/27/88 p15+

Allen, KimberlyKimberly Allen: Entrepreneur at

14 [photo], H 1/12/88 p20Allen, Win Jr.

Tragedy [letter], H 12/23/88 p9Allendale Insurance Co.


Allgood, JohnState honors city teacher for job

training program [photo], H 6/8/88 p11

Ally OopNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Almost Home Day Care

Bankruptcy, BJ 10/24/88 p18Alpha Omega Enterprises

Pair puts kid in anti-drug videos [photo], H 7/23/88 p1+

AlphaGraphicsFocus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51, H 4/14/88 p26Strictly Business: Alphagraphics

to open in Moscow, H 9/29/88 p15

Alpine Tree Care Inc.Eye on Real Estate: Branch

office [photo], H 8/2/88 p13Alta Technology


Altercations-NorwalkMarital altercation reported, H

10/13/88 p8Police Blotter: Man charged with

threatening, H 5/31/88 p8Altman, Robert

Altman eagerly awaits `The Street' [photo], H 4/11/88 p1+

Alward, Theresa M.Area residents sworn in to

UConn society, H 4/26/88 p6Alzheimer's disease-Westport

Town holds all-day seminar to teach about Alzheimer's [photo], H 12/5/88 p33

Amata, CarolNew commander named for

Marine Corps league, H 11/28/88 p4

Amateur radio stations. SEE ALSO WESTPORT AMATEUR RADIO TRAFFIC SOCIETY

Helpful hams, H 6/3/88 p29AMAX Inc.

Kalaher to talk on legal issues and coal industry [photo], H 3/11/88 p29

American Association of Retired Persons. SEE AARP

American Association of University Women. SEE AAUW

American Brands Inc.American Brands divests

Jergens, H 6/7/88 p6American Brands to sell E-II, H

6/15/88 p8Is American Brands a takeover

target?, BJ 10/31/88 p1+

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American Brands Inc. (Continued)Liggett pushes AmBrands

takeover, H 9/20/88 p14American Cancer Society

Attorney selected [photo], H 5/5/88 p22

Cancer society salutes Salzer [photo], H 6/4/88 p13

Cancer Society selects Major to head crusade, H 5/20/88 p18

City woman recipient of award [photo], H 6/27/88 p11

Executive director appointed [photo], H 1/25/88 p28

Hard cell [photo], H 3/31/88 p8Salzer is recipient of `Courage

award', H 7/9/88 p10Tempting party launches

cookbook. `Connecticut Cooks III' [photo], H 12/15/88 p15+

American City Business JournalsLocal business journals sold for

$500,000, H 2/9/88 p25+American Comedy Network

American Comedy Network is serious about commercials, BJ 11/28/88 p 1+

American Computer Resources Inc.

Leases office space at 234 Westport Ave, H 10/13/88 p35

American Equine Products Inc.American Equine product to aid

race horses, H 2/25/88 p35Curran new vice president of The

Hour Publishing Co. [photo], H 1/28/88 p27

Equine gets $1 million credit line, H 3/17/88 p27

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees-Norwalk chapter

Norwalk union chief got a warm welcome during visit to USSR, H 5/31/88 p1+

American Field ServiceAFS program slow to get under

way, H 8/22/88 p9American Heart Association

"Bal de Coeur" gala in Greenwich on May 7 [photo], H 4/18/88 p15

Area residents spend time behind bars: Annual `Jail Bail' a success, H 7/16/88 p14

Brubeck to head campaign [photo], H 8/25/88 p42

Heart association established in area, H 12/24/88 p30

American Lung AssociationTwins prepare to pedal across

the continent, H 6/1/88 p33

American OpticalAmerican Optical leases space in

Westport, BJ 12/5/88 p18American Red Cross-Darien

ChapterDirector named by Red Cross

[photo], H 7/22/88 p45+American Red Cross-New

Canaan chapterRed Cross pays tribute to New

Canaan volunteers, H 11/23/88 p22

American Red Cross-Norwalk-Wilton Chapter

Red Cross chapter elects new officers. Volunteer wins award, H 10/24/88 p19

Red Cross is the nerve center of area's civil preparedness [photo], H 9/14/88 p1+

American Television and Communications Corp.

Denver cable company relocates to Stamford, BJ 12/12/88 p 9

American/International SocietyNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23AmeriCares Foundation

Americares (sic) sends aid to Brazil, H 3/2/88 p17

Business smarts make a better world: Americares, BD 12/88 p4+

Ethiopian provinces to get aid from AmeriCares Foundations, H 5/18/88 p17

Local surgeon aids `freedom fighter': Through AmeriCares program [photo], H 7/5/88 p19

Local, area agencies working to help Armenians, H 12/12/88 p9

Relief agency sends medicines to Philippines health officials, H 4/5/88 p12

Students raise funds for disaster victims, H 12/14/88 p37+

Two area organizations helping with relief efforts, H 9/16/88 p1+

Volunteers give sweat, time while homeowners give thanks [photo], H 5/2/88 p1+

Volunteers needed for home fix-ups [photo], H 2/16/88 p1+

Amigo Business ComputersPizzas good for computer

business, H 2/16/88 p21Amity Bank

Amity Bank earnings up 10%, H 10/20/88 p13

Amity Bank posts rise in income, H 1/26/88 p23

Strictly Business: Amity elects Hatch president, H 8/27/88 p13

Strictly Business: Amity income up in quarter, H 4/21/88 p35

Strictly Business: Banking Department applications, H 10/6/88 p45

Strictly Business: Expansion hikes Amity earnings, H 7/21/88 p17

Amity Bank Corp. SEE AMITY BANK

Ammentorp, AnnetteLotto winner: Suitors, investors

call, H 4/8/88 p1+Amnesty International

Artists' designs to aid Amnesty International [photo], H 9/22/88 p15

Group 79 aids prisoners of conscience [photo], H 7/28/88 p15+

Human Rights Week observed [photo], H 12/15/88 p15

Survivor recalls years spent in labor camp, H 10/28/88 p9

T-shirt sale a success [photo], H 9/27/88 p11

Amoco Performance Products Inc.

Amoco buys Xydar plant, H 3/31/88 p28

Ampel Precision Manufacturing Corp.

Contracts awarded, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Analytical instruments. SEE INSTRUMENTS, ANALYTICAL

Anastasia, GeraldAnastasia dismissed as CCHS

coach: `Breach cited for taking students to Yankee game [photo], H 4/12/88 p27

Anastasia, JayGates, Anastasia playing jai alai

at Hartford fronton, H 8/31/88 p26

Anastasia, Lawrence J.138th-Anastasia, Kelleher

[photo], H 11/7/88 p11Anastasia announces bid for re-

election, H 7/20/88 p11Anastasia expects to remain

head of public safety group, H 11/16/88 p9

Anastasia leads Dems to House; Bolster ekes out lone GOP win [photo], H 11/9/88 p2

Anastasia named to planning panel, H 10/22/88 p6

Anastasia: Biggest single issue is taxes, H 10/19/88 p22

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Anastasia, Lawrence J. (Continued)

Local candidates discuss key issues at forum [photo], H 10/18/88 p4

Police honor Anastasia for promoting drug program [photo], H 7/20/88 p11

Support for Anastasia [photo], H 10/19/88 p4

Unopposed candidates endorsed, H 7/22/88 p9

Ancona, David FDavid Ancona, ex-firefighter, dies

at age 47, H 2/12/88 p6Anderson, Bruce

Anderson named chief in Darien [photo], H 3/30/88 p21

Anderson, KelleyTheater class wows 'em in Wilton

[photo], H 5/20/88 p17+Anderson-Little's


Winner at Anderson-Little [photo], H 6/9/88 p19

Wins sweepstakes [photo], H 12/17/88 p14

Andrew Jergens Co.American Brands divests

Jergens, H 6/7/88 p6Andrew Radel Oyster Co.

BuildingOyster company will rebuild turn-

of-the-century landmark [photo], H 4/14/88 p1+

Andrews, MickiExecutive director appointed

[photo], H 1/25/88 p28Andronaco, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent

J.Andronacos renew vows on

fiftieth anniversary [photo], H 9/24/88 p26

Andronaco, Pelligrino [Pal] and Lucy [Schiano]

Fiftieth anniversary [photo], H 11/12/88 p17

Angela Mia Italian PastryWedding cake not a last minute

detail [photo], H 8/30/88 p14Angeline M. Post School

Contract signed for Post School [photo], H 5/18/88 p15

Grant process hurt Post purchase, H 2/29/88 p13

Montessori Association proposal already facing resident opposition, H 4/16/88 p13

P & Z reviews proposal for Post School, H 4/26/88 p13

Post School sale plan dropped [photo], H 2/25/88 p37

Wilton finds new buyer for Post School, H 3/22/88 p19

Wilton P & Z delays vote on Post School site plan, H 5/3/88 p17+

Animal Crackers Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Animal Rights AllianceAnimal rights activists stage a

protest, H 10/10/88 p35Animals in research. SEE

LABORATORY ANIMALSAnimals Rights Alliance

Animal rights activists want to alter public's perceptions [photo], H 1/28/88 p13+

Animals, Treatment of. SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF ANIMALS

Animal rights activists stage a protest, H 10/10/88 p35

Animal rights activists want to alter public's perceptions [photo], H 1/28/88 p13+

Group wants signs posted advising people not to leave animals in car, H 7/26/88 p9

Maritime shark war continues, H 6/29/88 p1+

Thanks feeders [letter], H 4/25/88 p5

Veterinarians caution owners not to overtax pets in summer, H 6/24/88 p10

Ann Welb AssociatesNew business name - Rowayton,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Antennas. SEE ALSO RADIO

TRANSMISSION TOWERAntennas-Wilton

FCC orders use of antenna stopped, H 11/21/88 p37

Selectmen approve relocating antenna to Metro Mobile tower, H 11/8/88 p30

Anthrax ClubAlive and swell at Anthrax [letter],

H 8/13/88 p5Another supporter of Antrax (sic)

[letter], H 8/16/88 p5Another teen supporter of club

[letter], H 8/8/88 p5Anthrax claim against landlord

dismissed, H 9/7/88 p1Anthrax patron defends nightclub

[letter], H 8/1/88 p5Anthrax serves useful purpose

[letter], H 8/8/88 p5Anthrax suit withdrawn by

landlords, H 11/4/88 p1+City considers clampdown on

nightclub [photo p8], H 7/26/88 p1+

Condo developer: Security could ease Anthrax tension, H 8/5/88 p1+

Esposito talks to patrons during visit to club's lot [photo], H 8/3/88 p1+

Honor student praises `Anthrax' [letter], H 8/2/88 p5

Hundreds sign petition to keep Anthrax open [photo], H 8/1/88 p1+

Owners of Anthrax answer eviction suit, H 8/31/88 p1+

Owners of Anthrax reply to critics [photo], H 8/3/88 p1+

Pro-Antrax (sic) [letter], H 8/24/88 p5

Rebuts story on night club [letter], H 8/9/88 p5

Story on Anthrax off the mark [letter], H 7/28/88 p5

Antique dealers-WiltonAntiques shop wins commission

approval, H 4/26/88 p13+Antique shops. SEE ANTIQUE

DEALERSAntisemitism

A thoroughly despicable act [letter], H 2/26/88 p5

Police investigate painting of swastikas on city home [photo], H 2/19/88 p9

Police pursue `new leads': In swastika painting incident, H 2/23/88 p7

Antunes, BrandiIn pageant [photo], H 6/4/88 p27

Apartment houses-NorwalkComplex finance plan OK'd for

apartment house work, H 2/6/88 p6

Appalachian Service ProjectWorking in Appalachia impressed

these kids [photo], H 8/6/88 p10

Apparel. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Apple ComputerApple operations to move here:

Computer firm decentralizes, H 7/14/88 p23+

Apple FestivalApple Festival on weekend

[photo], H 10/26/88 p14This is weekend of Apple Festival

[photo], H 10/28/88 p15Appleby, Dr. Robert E.

Action Housing cause for local M.D.: People for people [photo], H 8/22/88 p21

Appleby, MarjorieLeague gets more bounce in its

step [photo], H 1/25/88 p7Appraisal. SEE ASSESSMENT

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Appraisers-WestportArt imitates life: Death and taxes

intrude [photo], H 10/11/88 p13+

Aquarian InternationalNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Arbitration. SEE ALSO

COLLECTIVE BARGAININGAdministrators' reactions mixed

over settlement, H 3/15/88 p17

Arbitration hearings to begin on Jan. 30, H 12/14/88 p37+

Arbitrators selected for contract dispute, H 3/16/88 p35

Binding arbitration resolution re-examined, H 5/19/88 p21+

Committee charts course for arbitration reform, H 9/30/88 p45

Residents seeking resolution against binding arbitration, H 4/5/88 p11+

RTM adopts binding arbitration resolution, H 6/22/88 p24

RTM committee redrafts resolution on arbitration, H 5/28/88 p15+

School board rejects fact finders report, H 3/9/88 p7

State delays ruling on city cop's firing, H 9/27/88 p1+

Town officials back arbitration resolution, H 4/15/88 p33+

Westport teacher contract argued before arbitrators, H 4/14/88 p1+

Westport teachers granted pay demands, H 5/10/88 p1+

Archaeology-WestportWestport lawyer questions `dig'.

Archaeologists needed [photo], H 9/29/88 p15+

Architects-New CanaanSilvermine to open New

members' show [photo], H 12/30/88 p19

Architects-NorwalkEye for detail [photo], H 5/13/88

p24Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25

Architects-WiltonEye on Real Estate: Three leases

[drawing], H 5/17/88 p19Architectural firms. SEE NAME

OF ARCHITECTURAL FIRMArkay Video Productions

Marketing and ad libs, BJ 11/14/88 p5

Arkwright Mutual Insurance Co.Arkwright Mutual plans relocation

to Merritt 7, H 11/29/88 p13

Armed Forces-Local membersIn the Service, H 1/19/88 p8, H

1/21/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p7, H 2/25/88 p22, H 4/25/88 p31, H 5/5/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p7, H 6/23/88 p7, H 7/11/88 p13, H 7/21/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p12, H 8/24/88 p9, H 9/13/88 p10, H 11/19/88 p6

Armour, KarenDarien RTM member wins award,

H 3/18/88 p31Army Corps of Engineers. SEE

U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Arnand, Pierre C.Arnand teaching economics at

NCC [photo], H 2/13/88 p6Arnold, Cheryl

Cheryl Arnold reaches out: Many faceted life of community leader [photo], H 3/24/88 p41+

Arraignment-Norwalk. SEE ALSO ARRESTS-NORWALK

Betances arraigned on charges, H 12/1/88 p7

Arraignment-StamfordPolice Blotter: Murder suspect

arraigned, H 9/10/88 p8Arrests. SEE ALSO ASSAULT;

AUTOMOBILE THEFT; FAMILY VIOLENCE; INDECENT EXPOSURE; LARCENY; MURDER; PROSTITUTION; ROBBERY; SEXUAL ASSAULT

Arrests-Alcohol possession-Minors-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Twelve arrested at Vets Park, H 4/20/88 p8

Arrests-Alcohol possession-Minors-Weston

Out-of-towners cited for alcohol violations, H 6/14/88 p11+

Arrests-Alcohol possession-Minors-Wilton

Alcohol arrests increase, H 7/2/88 p35+

Arrests-Arson-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Arson charges

filed, H 5/10/88 p8Arrests-Arson-Weston

Student arrested, H 2/3/88 p33Arrests-Assault-Norwalk

City woman charged in stabbing, H 11/2/88 p5

Fugitive leads cops on chase, H 4/14/88 p1+

Man charged with assault, attempted murder of woman, H 11/30/88 p4

Police arrest pair in shooting of two Norwalk teenagers, H 11/7/88 p4

Police Blotter: Arrest made in mall incident, H 6/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Assault charge leveled, H 7/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Assault on cop is charged, H 5/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Babysitter faces charges, H 1/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Brothers arrested after fight, H 5/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cashier at Pathmark punched, H 7/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Charged with assault, H 5/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cop hit with windshield wiper, H 6/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Fracas leads to arrest, H 7/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested at beach, H 8/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged after scuffle, H 7/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged following fracas, H 1/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in stabbing, H 12/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with assault, H 3/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist charged with assault, H 8/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair arrested after incident, H 3/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pedestrian slashed in face, H 2/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect returns to the scene, H 1/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen arrested after fight, H 6/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen arrested in assault, H 1/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three charged after brawl, H 4/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged in bat beating, H 9/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman reportedly stabs father, H 2/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Youth stabbed on Wall Street, H 2/8/88 p8

Relative is charged in Norwalk shooting, H 12/12/88 p4

Second man charged in shooting that wounded Rowayton resident, H 9/30/88 p6

Suspect signs name charged in shooting, H 10/28/88 p5

Vets club dispute leads to stabbing, H 5/16/88 p9

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Arrests-Assault-WestonPolice Blotter: Man charged with

assault, H 7/26/88 p8Arrests-Assault-Westport

Man arrested after attack on detectives, H 7/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Disturbance at restaurant, H 1/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist charged with assault, H 9/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Salesman charged with assault, H 10/12/88 p8

Arrests-Automobile theft-Norwalk

City men charged in Corvette thefts, H 4/9/88 p13

Cops fire shots, nab alleged car thieves, H 7/21/88 p7

Police Blotter: Alleged car thief arrested, H 3/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car theft suspect charged, H 5/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: City woman arrested in van theft, H 9/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four charged in car theft, H 1/30/88 p8, H 11/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Kaye's stolen car found, H 11/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested in stolen vehicle, H 12/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with stealing van, H 6/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair arrested in stolen car, H 8/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspected car thefts thwarted, H 2/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen charged in car theft, H 3/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teens charged in car thefts, H 2/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three charged in car theft, H 11/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trio nabbed in stolen vehicle, H 12/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged with car theft, H 3/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman nabbed on '86 charges, H 2/26/88 p8

Suspected member of car theft ring: 14-year-old faces charges, H 4/27/88 p7

Two cops injured in chase, H 3/18/88 p9

Arrests-Automobile theft-Westport

Car thief goes out window, H 6/20/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Man charged with car theft, H 3/9/88 p8

Arrests-Automobile theft-WiltonPolice Blotter: Alleged car thief

nabbed, H 11/18/88 p8

Second suspect charged in theft of Corvette, H 5/18/88 p8

Arrests-Criminal trespassing-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Windows smashed in rampage, H 3/10/88 p8

Arrests-Criminal trespassing-Wilton

Police Blotter: Two teens found on estate, H 4/15/88 p8

Arrests-Cruelty to Animals-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Cruelty to animals charged, H 5/3/88 p8

Arrests-Disorderly conduct-New Canaan

Police Blotter: Five arrested at service area, H 4/28/88 p8

Arrests-Disorderly conduct-Westport

Police Blotter: `Peeping tom' taken into custody, H 4/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Flasher arrested, H 7/27/88 p8

Arrests-Disorderly conduct-Wilton

Police Blotter: Shouting leads to shoving, H 6/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed behind drain, H 4/8/88 p8

Arrests-Domestic violence. SEE ARRESTS-FAMILY VIOLENCE

Arrests-Drugs. SEE ALSO DRUG DEALERS

City man arrested in police drug bust, H 11/4/88 p1+

Arrests-Drugs-HartfordNorwalker among seven arrested

on drug charges, H 12/24/88 p4

Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk`TNT' squad nets alleged drug

sellers, H 3/23/88 p1+Busts get harder as street

dealers get more inventive, H 10/27/88 p1+

City man arrested on drug charge, H 10/1/88 p8

Cops nab dealer tied to Roodner shootings, H 8/5/88 p1+

Cops say stolen items exchanged for drugs, H 5/23/88 p8

Drug charges filed against driver, H 11/7/88 p8

Drug stakeout nets six in NEON park, H 8/24/88 p8

Four suspects arrested on cocaine sale charges, H 6/24/88 p33+

Investigation yields two drug arrests, H 7/28/88 p9

Local man faces drug sale counts, H 3/15/88 p6

LSD arrest at Vets Park a mild surprise to cops, H 9/14/88 p10

Man allegedly tries to run down cops, H 1/29/88 p1

Man arrested on drug charges after undercover investigation, H 12/22/88 p7

Police allege Norwalk man was using 13-year-old boy for distribution of crack vials, H 10/24/88 p4

Police arrest 19 in city drug bust, H 10/1/88 p1+

Police arrest eight in drug raid on motel, H 11/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: `Crack' arrest made, H 7/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: `Fatboy' faces drug charges, H 3/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: 117 bags of `coke' retrieved, H 7/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: 2 alleged drug dealers charged, H 11/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: 23-year-old faces drug charges, H 1/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: 7 face drug-related charges, H 9/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Additional charge lodged, H 7/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alien arrested on drug charge, H 10/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged coke dealer arrested, H 9/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged crack dealer arrested, H 9/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged crack found in car, H 11/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged dealer charged, H 8/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealer arrested, H 1/6/88 p8, H 4/2/88 p8, H 7/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealer charged, H 6/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealers busted, H 4/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealers nabbbed, H 1/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealers nabbed, H 5/6/88 p8, H 10/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged heroin dealer nabbed, H 5/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Arrest made on South Main, H 6/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Assault on cop is charged, H 5/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Charged with assault, H 5/9/88 p8

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Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk (Continued)

Police Blotter: City foursome charged, H 6/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man arrested on warrant, H 5/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man charged, H 7/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man charged with possession, H 10/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man faces drug charge, H 9/10/88 p8, H 9/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man faces drug charges, H 2/10/88 p8, H 7/6/88 p8, H 12/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man faces drug count, H 6/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man jailed on drug charges, H 11/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man wanted in New Jersey, H 1/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: City men face drug charges, H 5/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cocaine arrests made, H 10/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cocaine possession alleged, H 7/30/88 p8, H 11/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cocaine sale alleged, H 8/4/88 p8, H 9/23/88 p7

Police Blotter: Complaints spark arrests, H 4/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Convicted dealer arrested again, H 8/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cops break up `shooting gallery', H 4/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cops make several drug arrests, H 12/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cops: Suspect swallowed drugs, H 5/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Crack arrest made, H 8/12/88 p8, H 12/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Crack possession alleged, H 9/29/88 p8, H 11/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug arrest made, H 9/6/88 p8, H 9/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug arrests made, H 10/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug arrests made on Monroe St, H 8/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug arrests made on Mulvoy St, H 10/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug charge leveled, H 9/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug charge made, H 11/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug charges filed, H 8/4/88 p8, H 9/15/88 p8, H 9/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug charges levied, H 12/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug charges lodged, H 3/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug dealing alleged, H 5/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug dealings suspected, H 6/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug possession alleged, H 10/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug possession charge filed, H 5/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug possession charged, H 1/20/88 p8, H 9/27/88 p8, H 10/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug possession is charged, H 3/11/88 p8, H 3/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug raid nets suspects, H 6/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug suspect arrested, H 8/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Drug, weapons charges filed, H 11/1/88 p8, H 11/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Eight nabbed in drug raid, H 2/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Five charged in drug search, H 6/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Five face drug charges, H 8/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Greenwich man charged, H 6/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Heroin possession alleged, H 7/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Juvenile arrested on drug charge, H 10/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Knife, drugs found in police car, H 7/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Ladder helps in coke bust, H 12/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Local faces drug counts, H 2/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Local man on drug charges, H 1/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested on drug charges, H 11/29/88 p8, H 12/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested on drug counts, H 9/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with dealing crack, H 10/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man faces drug charge, H 9/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man faces drug charges, H 2/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man held on drug charges, H 1/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man nabbed on drug charge, H 2/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man nabbed on drug counts, H 1/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Marijuana charge leveled, H 6/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Marijuana sale charged, H 11/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Men, cash, narcotics seized, H 4/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics charge filed, H 5/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics charges lodged, H 1/11/88 p8, H 3/14/88 p8, H 6/20/88 p8, H 12/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics possession alleged, H 4/23/88 p8, H 12/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics possession charged, H 12/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics team makes first arrest, H 3/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: NY man nabbed in complex, H 5/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair arrested on drug charges, H 10/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair charged with selling crack, H 6/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair faces narcotics charges, H 7/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair facing drug charges, H 8/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair nabbed on drug counts, H 3/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police charge boy with `dealing', H 10/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police follow up complaint, H 5/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police raid `crack house', H 7/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police raid three apartments, H 6/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police raid vacant apartment, H 2/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police say drugs found in car, H 5/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Raid nets three on drug counts, H 11/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sale of narcotics charged, H 5/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Seven drug arrests made, H 9/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Soda can contained crack, H 10/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: SoNo man faces drug charges, H 1/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect pursued to his home, H 4/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect reportedly swallows drug, H 5/17/88 p8

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Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk (Continued)

Police Blotter: Suspected crack dealers nabbed, H 6/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspected drug dealer arrested, H 5/3/88 p8, H 5/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspected drug dealer nabbed, H 5/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspects nabbed in drug raids, H 11/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Task force arrests 9, H 4/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen girl faces drug charges, H 8/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen-ager nabbed on drug count, H 5/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teens charged in drug sale, H 1/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three arrested on drug charges, H 11/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three drug arrests made, H 10/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three face drug charges, H 3/31/88 p8, H 4/22/88 p8, H 7/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three facing drug charges, H 4/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three nabbed in drug bust, H 9/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three nabbed in drug cases, H 6/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Tip leads to drug arrests, H 3/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: TNT Squad make 4 more arrests, H 3/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: TNT squad nets five, H 4/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trio faces drug charges, H 10/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trio facing drug counts, H 3/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested after break-in, H 4/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested following chase, H 4/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested on drug charges, H 5/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged in drug sales, H 10/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged with drug sale, H 7/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed near Carlton Court, H 1/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed on drug counts, H 8/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice cops make drug arrests, H 5/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice officers arrest pair, H 7/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice officers make arrest, H 8/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice officers nab two, H 1/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice officers raid apartment, H 2/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Weapons, drug charges filed, H 4/26/88 p8, H 8/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman faces drug charge, H 8/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Youth arrested on drug charges, H 12/22/88 p8

Police claim breakup of drug ring, H 7/1/88 p1+

Police confiscate 160 vials of crack, H 9/22/88 p12

Police continue drug arrests, H 11/3/88 p8

Requirements of federal drug law mean few convictions at local level, H 9/20/88 p1+

Semiautomatic weapons, drugs collected in raid, H 12/30/88 p4

Six arrested on drug charges in four-hour roundup Monday, H 9/6/88 p7

Task force nets six on drug counts, H 10/20/88 p5

Three arrested after SoNo drug raid, H 4/18/88 p7

Tougher laws sought on school yard drugs, H 10/18/88 p1+

Two chased, held on drug charges, H 11/10/88 p8

Vice squad raid of`drug factory' uncovers cocaine, H 5/13/88 p1+

Waite nabbed on possession of drugs count, H 4/1/88 p8

Woman arrested on drug charges, H 10/18/88 p7

Arrests-Drugs-WestonPair arrested on drug charges, H

2/25/88 p38Police Blotter: Teenagers

charged, H 7/5/88 p8Arrests-Drugs-Westport

Local men charged with selling cocaine, H 4/7/88 p13

Pair arrested on charge of narcotics possession, H 12/7/88 p38

Police Blotter: Drug arrest at depot, H 3/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested on warrant, H 5/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man nabbed on drug charges, H 10/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Plethora of charges lodged, H 5/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Quartet faces drug charges, H 12/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Search leads to drug charge, H 1/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspicious bats found in car, H 1/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two face drug charges, H 5/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Westport man faces drug counts, H 4/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman charged in drug sale, H 4/22/88 p8

Two charged with larceny, drug possession, H 10/10/88 p36

Arrests-Drugs-WiltonPolice Blotter: Danbury teen-ager

charged, H 4/9/88 p8Police Blotter: Drug charge

lodged after stop, H 4/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: New Haven gets Wilton's man, H 6/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Speeding arrest upgraded, H 4/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teens charged in Wilton, H 3/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Wilton drug suspect arrested, H 2/10/88 p8

Arrests-Drunk driving-WestonPolice Blotter: Drunk driving

alleged, H 6/14/88 p8Police Blotter: DWI arrest made,

H 8/2/88 p8Police Blotter: Motorist turns

himself in, H 3/2/88 p8Arrests-Drunk driving-Westport

Police Blotter: Westporter is arrested, H 8/2/88 p8

Arrests-Drunk driving-WiltonPolice Blotter: Driver found

sleeping at wheel, H 5/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with DWI, H 2/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Norwalk man charged, H 6/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Officer hurt in scuffle, H 6/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Truck driver charged with DWI, H 4/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Weapons charged lodged, H 1/5/88 p8

Arrests-Family violenceDomestic violence arrests up

since '86 law went on books, H 9/28/88 p1+

Arrests-Forgery-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Check forgery

charged, H 7/28/88 p8Police Blotter: Man nabbed on

forgery charges, H 2/6/88 p8Police Blotter: Work voucher

checked, H 7/2/88 p8Arrests-Forgery-Wilton

Wilton police arrest Norwalk doctor on charge of forgery, H 2/18/88 p13

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Arrests-Illegal dumping-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Illegal dumping

charged, H 4/16/88 p8Arrests-Indecent exposure-

NorwalkPolice Blotter: Indecent exposure

charged, H 6/18/88 p8Police Blotter: Man charged with

indecent acts, H 5/2/88 p8Police Blotter: Public indecency

charged, H 8/23/88 p8Arrests-Indecent exposure-

WestportPolice Blotter: Indecent exposure

charged, H 2/4/88 p8Arrests-Kidnapping-Norwalk

City man charged in kidnap, H 2/10/88 p6

Facing kidnap, assault charges, Norwalker is released on bond, H 2/4/88 p1+

Kidnap `victim' charged with filing false report, H 2/18/88 p7

Police Blotter: Alleged kidnapper arrested, H 1/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Kidnap suspect arrested, H 3/23/88 p8

Police charge two more in abduction, H 1/11/88 p9

Arrests-Larceny-NorwalkMerchants Bank tip leads cops to

suspect, H 4/1/88 p1+Police Blotter: Automated theft

alleged, H 2/1/88 p8Police Blotter: Condominium

furniture stolen, H 4/25/88 p8Police Blotter: Credit card theft

alleged, H 6/29/88 p8Police Blotter: Doctor, wife

charged again, H 4/21/88 p8Police Blotter: Incident results in

arrest, H 4/1/88 p8Police Blotter: Man charged with

conspiracy, H 5/28/88 p8Police Blotter: Man faces several

charges, H 7/26/88 p8Police Blotter: Man nabbed after

chase, H 4/6/88 p8Police Blotter: Norwalker faces

larceny charge, H 8/2/88 p8Police Blotter: Stolen car

recovered, H 4/11/88 p8Police Blotter: Two charged with

larceny, H 2/17/88 p8Police Blotter: Woman charged in

cab incident, H 2/1/88 p8Trash firm owner arrested, H

7/28/88 p1+Arrests-Larceny-Weston

Nurse's aide arrested by Weston police, H 4/5/88 p11

Police Blotter: Contractor arrested in Weston, H 6/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Second contractor charged, H 6/17/88 p8

Arrests-Larceny-WestportPolice Blotter: Alleged thief

picked up, H 7/7/88 p8Police Blotter: Pair arrested at

station, H 5/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Stereo taken from

car, H 6/8/88 p8Police Blotter: Two charged in

`flim-flam', H 3/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Woman arrested

on warrant, H 1/29/88 p8Three women arrested in check

scheme, H 4/21/88 p13+Two charged with larceny, drug

possession, H 10/10/88 p36Arrests-Larceny-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man charged in larceny, H 6/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman nabbed at car lot, H 3/24/88 p8

Arrests-Murder-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Attempted murder

charged, H 1/9/88 p8Arrests-New Canaan

Letterman `wife' is arrested, H 5/27/88 p11+

Arrests-Norwalk. SEE ALSO ARRAIGNMENT-NORWALK

6 city police officers hailed for actions in nabbing suspects, H 5/6/88 p9

Attack on crime comes on heels of business development in SoNo, H 1/26/88 p41

City man charged with desertion, H 10/5/88 p7

City video producer arrested, H 10/14/88 p12

Local attorney arrested, H 12/13/88 p4

Neighbors in fracas, H 11/9/88 p8One man in custody after police

chase, H 9/24/88 p8Police arrest lawyer, return him

for trial, H 12/15/88 p9Police Blotter: `Agitated'

employee arrested, H 12/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: 21-year-old arrested at school, H 10/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Abandoned car arrest made, H 12/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Altercation results in arrest, H 4/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Argument leads to arrest, H 8/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Arrest made in park, H 9/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Arrest made near school, H 9/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bolt thrower arrested, H 9/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary charge leveled, H 8/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man faces liquor charge, H 9/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man taken into custody, H 8/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Colonial Village arrest, H 8/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Crackdown nets four, H 10/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Danbury man arrested, H 8/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Delivery truck taken, H 8/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Dispute leads to arrest, H 12/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Driver nabbed after scuffle, H 4/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four teen-agers arrested, H 9/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four teens nabbed, H 9/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Fugitive apprehended, H 3/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Girl's scream attracts police, H 6/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: High-speed chase nets pair, H 8/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Illegal parker faces charges, H 12/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man accused twice in one day, H 11/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested after dispute, H 2/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested after disturbance, H 3/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested at Shady Beach, H 7/15/88 p7

Police Blotter: Man arrested in bar, H 9/23/88 p7

Police Blotter: Man arrested twice, H 12/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested, truck confiscated, H 12/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man causes ruckus at bank, H 6/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in break, H 8/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged on several counts, H 10/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with false reporting, H 2/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with threatening, H 6/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man faces false report charge, H 4/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man faces four charges, H 10/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man nabbed after chase, H 10/19/88 p8

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Arrests-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Man nabbed after

short chase, H 8/5/88 p8Police Blotter: Man nabbed on

South Main Street, H 9/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man on parole arrested, H 9/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man wanted in Florida nabbed, H 11/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Mississippi men charged, H 10/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist nabbed after chase, H 11/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Norwalk woman arrested, H 12/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: One of three suspects nabbed, H 8/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: One suspect nabbed, one escapes, H 12/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair nabbed following argument, H 12/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police make four arrests, H 12/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police say fake drugs sold, H 12/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police say watchers were stolen, H 10/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Raid at motel nets one, H 9/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Reckless endangerment charged, H 10/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Seven adults arrested, H 10/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sitter charged with risk of injury, H 10/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Snowball incident leads to arrest, H 12/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Solicitation charge levied, H 9/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Stratford man arrested, H 9/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect nabbed in Darien, H 7/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen arrested in complex, H 12/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teenager faces three charges, H 8/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Threatening charges lodged, H 8/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Threatening is charged, H 8/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three charged in motel raid, H 9/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three nabbed on charges, H 12/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trumbull resident nabbed at store, H 8/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested by undercover team, H 12/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested in parking lot, H 10/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested on Mulvoy Street, H 11/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed after chase, H 9/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed on gun charges, H 10/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two nabbed on Monroe Street, H 9/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two officers injured slightly, H 10/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Undercover cops nab four, H 9/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Undercover cops nab man, H 12/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Undercover cops nab two, H 12/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Undercover operation nets three, H 11/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vice officers charge two, H 8/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Wild ride leads to arrest, H 8/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Witness helps nab pair, H 8/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman arrested following fight, H 10/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman charged after incident, H 2/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman wrongly identified, H 10/22/88 p8

Police raid SoNo home; arrest three, H 9/9/88 p10

Police say soda was hot, H 11/4/88 p8

Prosecutor lauds work of city cops, H 10/5/88 p9

Resident surrenders to police, H 11/3/88 p7

Special Services nabs three, H 10/1/88 p8

Suspect in boat thefts arrested by city police, H 8/8/88 p7

Trio charged in women's kidnapping, H 12/5/88 p8

Two charged in shootout during chase, H 12/5/88 p1+

Undercover cop nabs man, H 11/1/88 p8

Vice cops arrest six, H 10/14/88 p13

Vice officers arrest two people, H 10/18/88 p7

Arrests-Prostitution-NorwalkCops arrest 17 alleged johns, H

11/21/88 p1+Man charged with prostituting

wife, H 11/10/88 p7

Police Blotter: 4 charged with prostitution, H 5/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: 7 face prostitution counts, H 5/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Prostitution arrest made, H 8/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Prostitution arrests made, H 8/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Prostitution charges lodged, H 5/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Seven booked on solicitation, H 11/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sweep nets five women, H 5/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman charged with prostitution, H 10/13/88 p8

Waite arrested on prostitution charges after reporting robbery, H 5/2/88 p7

Arrests-Reckless endangerment-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Man charged with threatening, H 7/11/88 p8

Arrests-Robbery-NorwalkAlleged purse snatcher cornered

by bystanders, H 8/2/88 p1+Bystanders chase down theft

suspect, H 12/22/88 p1+Cops say stolen items

exchanged for drugs, H 5/23/88 p8

Employee thwarts robbery, H 11/2/88 p8

Man charged after party gets `out of hand', H 2/29/88 p9

One suspect arrested in Red Shingle holdup, H 4/5/88 p1+

Pair of robbery suspects arraigned in city case, H 1/5/88 p7

Police arrest 2 suspected of robbery, H 9/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: 3 arrested in alleged burglary, H 11/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alarm triggers arrest, H 3/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Armed robbery thwarted, H 5/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Attempted murder charged, H 1/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bridgeporter charged in heists, H 2/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bridgeporters charged in robbery, H 2/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Brothers booked in beating, H 2/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglars surprised by driver, H 8/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary counts filed, H 3/26/88 p8

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Arrests-Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)

Police Blotter: Burglary suspect apprehended, H 7/20/88 p8, H 10/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary suspect nabbed, H 10/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary suspects arrested, H 3/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary, larceny charges levied, H 9/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary, threatening charged, H 5/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man arrested in robbery, H 11/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man charged with burglaries, H 3/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Former employee nabbed, H 7/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Grocery store robbed, H 11/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Home burglary suspect arrested, H 7/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Homeless man held in robbery, H 11/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Intruder chased out of home, H 3/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Intruder nabbed on way out, H 1/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested for robbery, H 7/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in armed holdups, H 4/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in burglary bid, H 1/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in chain thefts, H 9/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in robbery, H 4/1/88 p8, H 11/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with burglaries, H 2/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man robbed at gunpoint, H 11/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Rifle-wielder faces charges, H 3/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robbery suspect apprehended, H 4/22/88 p8, H 8/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robbery suspect nabbed, H 10/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robbery suspects nabbed, H 7/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Second suspect apprehended, H 6/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Stake out yields arrests, H 3/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Theft blamed on storeowner's kin, H 1/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trio charged after holdup, H 2/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two arrested after break-in, H 4/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged in burglary, H 6/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two charged in robbery, H 11/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two face multiple counts, H 7/16/88 p8

Police charge court worker in cash theft, H 12/16/88 p1+

Suspects caught in tunnel after robbery, H 1/4/88 p10

Witness helps net swimmer, H 6/8/88 p6

Arrests-Robbery-WestonPolice seek link in burglaries, H

3/24/88 p15+Arrests-Robbery-Westport

Police Blotter: Alleged burglary arrested, H 5/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Another office burglary, H 3/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary warrant served, H 2/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Chase nets burglary suspect, H 5/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Gas station worker robbed, H 7/15/88 p7

Police Blotter: Landscaper arrested in Westport, H 6/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man discovered in basement, H 5/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair charged in drug store theft, H 10/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Uninvited guest arrested, H 3/18/88 p8

Arrests-Robbery-WiltonPolice Blotter: Teens face larceny

charges, H 5/3/88 p8Arrests-Sexual assault-Darien

School bus driver arrested in sexual assault on girl, H 11/17/88 p4

Arrests-Sexual assault-Norwalk12-year-old charged in sex

assault, H 8/12/88 p829-year-old city man charged in

rape case, H 2/12/88 p8Another police officer arrested on

sex charge, H 4/22/88 p8City man charged in kidnap, H

2/10/88 p6Man nabbed on sexual assault

count, H 5/10/88 p9Norwalk man charged in kidnap,

rape case, H 10/31/88 p5Officer surrenders: May face

fourth charge, H 4/8/88 p15Police Blotter: City man faces

rape count, H 5/21/88 p8Police Blotter: Man faces sex

assault count, H 4/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police dog helps in collar, H 7/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sex assault suspect surrenders, H 7/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sexual assault charge lodged, H 4/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sexual assault charged, H 5/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two alleged rapists nabbed, H 7/19/88 p8

Rape suspect charged in second sex assault, H 2/29/88 p6

Suspect in rape arrested again, H 2/8/88 p1+

Warrant issued for officer in second sex assault case, H 4/21/88 p6

Woman claims man assaulted her, H 4/11/88 p9

Arrests-Shootings-NorwalkShooting suspect arrested, H

5/10/88 p9Arrests-Trespassing-Wilton

Police Blotter: 10 nabbed at Wilton reservoir, H 6/16/88 p8

Arrests-Weapons-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Alleged gun

pointer arrested, H 8/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Bridgeporter

nabbed with knife, H 4/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Child endangerment alleged, H 6/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested on weapons charge, H 7/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pair facing firearm charges, H 8/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police raid three apartments, H 6/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Quartet faces weapons charges, H 10/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trio arrested after brawl, H 5/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Weapons charge filed, H 9/23/88 p7

Police Blotter: Weapons charges filed, H 7/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Weapons, drug charges filed, H 4/26/88 p8

Risi charged with having gun in auto, H 5/13/88 p14

Semiautomatic weapons, drugs collected in raid, H 12/30/88 p4

Ten Bridgeport residents nabbed with weapon at Roodner Court, H 10/17/88 p4

Arrests-Weapons-WestportPolice Blotter: Knife, knuckles

found, H 2/22/88 p8

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Arrests-Weapons-Westport (Continued)

Police Blotter: Police find handguns, H 2/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Weapons charges levied, H 12/21/88 p8

Westport police show off arsenal of seized weapons [photo on p1], H 12/20/88 p9+

Arrests-Weapons-WiltonPolice Blotter: Weapons charge

lodged, H 1/5/88 p8Arrests-Weston

Police Blotter: Contractor arrested, H 7/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist faces charges, H 8/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Redding resident arrested, H 10/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman arrested in Weston, H 8/16/88 p8

Arrests-WestportCollision ends high-speed chase,

H 9/19/88 p38Driverless car strikes Westporter,

H 6/8/88 p1Norwalk teacher arrested, H

4/28/88 p8Pair arrested in parking lot, H

11/9/88 p8Police Blotter: Alleged `peeping

tom' nabbed, H 5/19/88 p8Police Blotter: Bad weekend for

East Lyme man, H 8/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Bridgeport man

arrested, H 8/19/88 p8Police Blotter: Bridgeport men

arrested, H 9/23/88 p7Police Blotter: Bridgeporter

arrested, H 12/5/88 p8Police Blotter: City man charged

in Westport, H 12/19/88 p8Police Blotter: City man nabbed

in Westport, H 12/20/88 p8Police Blotter: Credit card leads

to charges, H 11/16/88 p8Police Blotter: Erratic driver

arrested, H 10/28/88 p8Police Blotter: Locked out of

room at the Inn, H 12/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested twice Saturday, H 12/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Stolen fur sale alleged, H 11/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect turns himself in, H 12/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen nabbed in breaks, H 10/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: Undersized clams lead to arrests, H 8/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Warrant served for S. C. sheriffs, H 2/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Youths charged in school prank, H 6/13/88 p8

Suspect arrested in series of fires on Post Road East: Alleged to have started blazes in dumpsters, H 8/27/88 p35

Suspects arrested by police, H 9/6/88 p35+

Teens apprehended in high speed chase, H 6/10/88 p1+

Three arrests made in separate incidents, H 7/5/88 p36

Trio faces charges, H 10/20/88 p41

Violations end in arrests at beach, H 8/1/88 p11

Warrant served in court, H 10/28/88 p8

Arrests-WiltonMan arrested at school, H

8/19/88 p11Police Blotter: 9 Wilton youths

arrested, H 6/23/88 p8Police Blotter: Alleged liquor

suppliers charged, H 12/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Dispute ends in arrests, H 4/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four Wilton teens face charges, H 5/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man arrested on warrant, H 10/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged in hit and run, H 10/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man facing four charges, H 8/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pursued car hits RR box, H 9/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Stamford man arrested, H 8/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teens charged after incident, H 1/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two New Haven men arrested, H 10/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Wilton man charged, H 11/30/88 p8

Ridgefield man held after escapade, H 12/8/88 p14

Teenager arrested after chase, H 10/24/88 p5

Art as an investmentArt market killings hard to find:

No van Goghs, H 5/26/88 p36Art Conservation Services of

GreenwichNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Art festivals. SEE ART IN SONO;

CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVALArt galleries. SEE ALSO NAME

OF GALLERYArt galleries-Norwalk

SoNo art galleries see sales climb, H 12/8/88 p29+

Art in SoNoHappening this weekend: `Art in

Sono' gallery-hopping gala, H 11/18/88 p23

Art therapyUnlocking young minds: Art

therapy--where words have failed [photo], H 2/29/88 p15+

Art-Study and teachingCharles Reid teaches

watercolors on video, H 6/22/88 p21

Art-Study and teaching-WiltonSchool art collection at Wilton

Library [photo], H 11/11/88 p27

Artell, Ann D.Artell resigning GOP district post:

After 23 years of leadership [photo], H 1/9/88 p1+

Artful framerNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Arthur Lyle Associates Inc.

Arthur Lyle Associates moving to Norwalk, BJ 10/10/88 p21

Eye on Real Estate: [photo], H 8/9/88 p11

Artist-in-residenceSchool systems seeking an artist-

in-residence, H 11/7/88 p15Artists. SEE ALSO NAME OF

ARTISTArtists' Market

Animator's art show at the Artists' Market [drawing], H 11/25/88 p28

In animation art show, H 12/23/88 p21

Artists-DarienOpening at Painters [photo], H

2/12/88 p22Artists-Fairfield County

At The Norwalk Museum [photo], H 11/25/88 p21

Gateway showcase exhibits local artists [photo], H 9/22/88 p25+

Silvermine Collection '88: Pitney Bowes hosts gala preview party [photo], H 4/15/88 p17

Artists-New Canaan`Edge of the Woods' [photo], H

9/29/88 p20Abstract art exhibit on view at

Silvermine [photo], H 5/27/88 p19

Painter/photographer exhibits [photo], H 2/22/88 p15

Three-artist exhibit to open in New Canaan [photo], H 6/15/88 p30

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Artists-Norwalk`Rites of Spring' exhibition is

bright side of area artists [photo], H 4/1/88 p19

`Shaving' makes it safely to Florida, H 11/8/88 p13+

Adding finishing touches [photo], H 10/28/88 p23

All in clay [photo], H 10/7/88 p25Art at CNB [photo], H 9/9/88 p24Art fairs blossom with

Rosenthal's work: A sure sign of spring [photo], H 5/5/88 p41+

Art of Peterdi: Protest and glory [photo], H 10/14/88 p15+

By Edith Weaver [photo], H 5/27/88 p20

By Hawaka [photo], H 10/7/88 p23Clay artists exhibit: With `Fired

Forms' [photo], H 9/23/88 p15Collection '88 this weekend

[photo], H 4/27/88 p23Eye on Real Estate: Norwalk

artist commissioned for One Norwalk West display, H 9/6/88 p13

Former Mrs. Connecticut: Bussing opens Florida studio [photo], H 6/30/88 p18

In Westport show [photo], H 4/20/88 p17

Jeanne Bessett exhibits [photo], H 7/29/88 p23

Karen Klink [photo], H 1/8/88 p16Lecture on Wednesday [photo], H

10/28/88 p20Member-artists in new Silvermine

show: In New Canaan Gallery [photo], H 4/1/88 p18

New at Left Bank [photo], H 2/12/88 p19

New murals planned for rail bridge: Artist ready to go to work, H 5/19/88 p11

New Peterdi work in Silvermine show. Opening on Sept. 10 [photo], H 9/2/88 p13

Norwalk artisans work in'88 Westport show [photo], H 5/24/88 p15

Pen Women exhibiting Longmuir, H 10/5/88 p19

Reception for artists [photo], H 9/15/88 p17

SoNo Fiber Works adds three members [photo], H 6/24/88 p22

Talks on drawing [photo], H 9/16/88 p15

This artist's work is always on view [photo], H 5/27/88 p1+

Tranquility lives in Sandra Bacher's art [photo], H 3/2/88 p26

Weathervanes by hand [photo], H 8/26/88 p21

Whimsy is in [photo], H 9/29/88 p21

Artists-WestonAmelia Bedelia autographing

[photo], H 8/25/88 p17At Sculptural Images, H 12/17/88

p27In SoNo restaurant [photo], H

12/22/88 p16Lewis has carved himself a niche

in Weston history [photo], H 6/25/88 p23+

Town's characters captured [photo], H 6/2/88 p15+

Weston artist has `light' touch [photo], H 7/2/88 p35+

Wirtenberg paintings to be featured in NC, H 10/1/88 p36

Artists-WestportArtist aids society [photo], H

10/7/88 p20Artist turns to teaching: And the

students pour in [photo], H 1/27/88 p35+

Artists donate print, H 6/8/88 p14Barbara Gray exhibits solo at

Art/Place, H 2/29/88 p17By Blanche Imhof [photo], H

8/12/88 p13Charles Reid teaches


In India [photo], H 10/6/88 p19In Landmark Lobby [photo], H

9/9/88 p22Inspired by Northwest [photo], H

6/17/88 p28Masked meanings [photo], H

10/28/88 p22Artists-Wilton

George Telo art exhibited in Wilton through Oct. 17, H 10/7/88 p24

In Wilton [drawing], H 4/22/88 p20Tinsmith in Redding [photo], H

6/17/88 p21Arts-Stamford

The Arts are flourishing in Stamford, BD 10–11/88 p15+

Arutt, CherylActress from the word go: Cheryl

Arutt didn't need a stage mother [photo], H 3/10/88 p37

Asbestos in building-NorwalkAsbestos removal in schools

remains hot topic, H 8/31/88 p10

Asbestos removal, new material could triple roof cost, H 9/15/88 p10

Asbestos in building-Weston$437,317 approved for asbestos

project, H 3/9/88 p13+Board of Education accepts

asbestos removal contract, H 2/3/88 p33

Board to requests $437,317 for code compliance work, H 2/23/88 p13+

Labor shortage slows removal of asbestos, H 7/21/88 p13+

Residents OK $437,000 to remove school asbestos, H 3/22/88 p19+

Weston board approves funds for asbestos removal project, H 3/11/88 p29

ASC. SEE ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICE CENTER

Ashby, EthelBoard picks Ashby as principal, H

6/24388 p13+Firm hand, new ideas at Wilton

High [photo], H 6/29/88 p27+Ashley, Kenneth

Norwalker in exchange program [photo], H 10/24/88 p20

Ashton-TateEye on Real Estate, H 3/3/88 p33

Aspetuck Land TrustConservancy given $6,000 gift:

From Aspetuck Land Trust, H 3/26/88 p26

Assault-DarienPolice Blotter: Motorist strangled,

robbed, H 1/2/88 p8Assault-Fairfield County

Resident enters guilty plea in assaults on lady joggers, H 10/27/88 p9

Assault-NorwalkAlleged victim in assault case

testifies against city cop, H 12/14/88 p9

Arguments concluded at trial of local man on assault count, H 5/13/88 p10

Cop to quit after sex assault charge, H 10/20/88 p1+

Evasive gunman gives up, H 3/15/88 p7

Father attacks suspect, H 1/27/88 p9

Judge imposes jail term for assault, H 5/31/88 p9

Local man denies assaulting former girlfriend, H 5/12/88 p10

Norwalk cop not guilty in rape case, H 12/17/88 p1+

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Assault-Norwalk (Continued)Norwalk man found guilty in

assault of his girlfriend, H 5/14/88 p6

Norwalk man identifies shooting suspect, H 11/1/88 p7

Police Blotter: Assault charge leveled, H 10/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Assault, robbery reported, H 3/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: BB shots strike man, vehicle, H 10/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Hitchhiker reports assault, H 9/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Mace attack alleged, H 9/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man allegedly attacks cop, H 3/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man assaulted and robbed, H 10/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man stabbed with scissors, H 12/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man struck with gun, H 10/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police drop charges in stabbing incident, H 10/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police officers attacked, H 5/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Resident reports slashing, H 12/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robber stabs victim in the street, H 11/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two men charged with assault, H 12/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two summoned after incident, H 3/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman reports assault, H 1/23/88 p8

Assault-WestportHearing set for man charged in

dog shooting, H 11/2/88 p35Police Blotter: Fight on fishing

boat, H 4/25/88 p8Police Blotter: Woman

beaten,robbed, H 2/12/88 p8Assembly Ball

Holiday highlight [photo], H 1/4/88 p17

Assessment-WestonWeston prepares for property

reassessment, H 7/8/88 p13Associated Builders

Subdivision approved with conditions, H 7/27/88 p33

Association of Baseball Accountants

New business names, BJ 12/26/88 p14

Association of Family Day Care Providers. SEE ALSO DAY CARE PROVIDERS

The child care picture: Private providers strive to be best [photo], H 11/14/88 p13+

Assumption ChurchMonsignor Donnelly fete Sunday

at Assumption [photo], H 5/21/88 p24+

Whirling merrily at the carnival [photo], H 9/23/88 p25

Assumption SchoolA visit from Honest Abe [photo],

H 10/28/88 p9Alumni gather for reunion at

Westport school, H 8/9/88 p26

New image develops for Catholic schools [photo], H 2/3/88 p33+

Not acting their age [photo], H 6/4/88 p13

AstrologyAstrologer finds clues to how

things happen [photo], H 6/18/88 p1+

AstronautsLady cosmonaut touches down in

Norwalk [photo], H 2/8/88 p1+AT & T

AT & T goes after Big Blue, H 8/16/88 p11+

Strictly Business: AT & T builds sales force here, H 8/4/88 p15

Athanoulis, Stefano G.Area residents sworn in to

UConn society, H 4/26/88 p6Athletes, college. SEE COLLEGE

ATHLETESAthletes-History. SEE SPORTS-

HISTORYAthletic fields-Norwalk

Athletic fields must be built within budget, H 12/8/88 p4

State denies Norwalk funds for new athletic fields adjacent to high school, H 7/29/88 p1+

ATI Pharmaceuticals Inc.ATI Pharmaceuticals finds its

niche [photo], H 3/17/88 p25+Strictly Business: ATI

Pharmaceuticals earnings, H 5/19/88 p37

Strictly Business: ATI Pharmaceuticals net up, H 8/18/88 p15

Atkin, John W.Aggressive Lyons battles

experienced Atkin in 25th [photo], H 10/25/88 p4

Atkin announces intention to seek re-election [photo], H 6/27/88 p9

Atkin fends off Lyons to retain seat [photo], H 11/9/88 p1+

Atkin gains backing of college professors, H 10/20/88 p6

Atkin pursuing legislation: To aid bone marrow donor recruitment, H 3/9/88 p10

Atkin responds to Smith's criticism [letter], H 5/19/88 p5

Atkin says Sound cleanup requires two-state effort, H 7/27/88 p1+

Atkin urges Cuomo to sign bill, H 8/3/88 p9

Atkin, Knoop,(sic) Fuchs endorsed by NOW, H 10/19/88 p20

Atkin, Lyons duking it out on their records [photo], H 11/7/88 p10

Atkin, Lyons on different routes concerning thoughts on mass transit, H 10/12/88 p10

Atkin, Mintz ask state DEP to close plant emitting smell [photo], H 10/13/88 p10

Atkin, Mintz backed by hospital group, H 10/12/88 p11

Award recipient [photo], H 11/21/88 p21

Legislators, developers discuss solutions to Sound pollution, H 11/30/88 p7


Lyons sees "impending disaster" if Democrats control government, H 9/27/88 p10

Lyons, Atkins differ on Long Island Sound, H 9/16/88 p6

Politicians give views in Rowayton, H 10/28/88 p5


What is the State Legislature doing? The child day care dilemma [photo], H 12/22/88 p15+

Atlantic Dyeing and Finishing Co.Atkin, Mintz ask state DEP to

close plant emitting smell [photo], H 10/13/88 p10

Attorney General asked to act in Atlantic Dye case, H 10/24/88 p1+

DEP makes effort to stem odor, H 10/5/88 p7

Firm asks state to specify complaints, H 11/28/88 p4

No response filed by firm charged with polluting air, H 11/21/88 p9

Smell caused by chemical on DEP's hazardous list, H 9/29/88 p1+

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Atlantic Dyeing and Finishing Co. (Continued)

State will sue company over chemical emissions, H 11/2/88 p1+

Atlas Construction Co.Atlas construction holds a world

of buildings in its hands, BD 12/88 p9+

Atlas Construction wins USMC contract, BJ 11/28/88 p3

Attendance, School. SEE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE-NAME OF TOWN

Au pair girlsAround the Towns: YWCA

reorganizes Au Pair Club, H 12/20/88 p10

Stirling appointed community counselor, H 10/7/88 p13

Aubrey Thomas TemporariesTemporary job could be career

start, H 9/27/88 p15+Auctions-Norwalk

Items from Welles' estate scheduled for auction in Norwalk, H 9/13/88 p9

Audio-visual materialsStage and Screen wins corporate

fans [photo], H 1/21/88 p25+Auerbach Management Services

Eye on Real Estate, H 6/9/88 p27Auerbach, Andrew

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32Hour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Authors-Darien

Leatherneck memories [photo], H 9/6/88 p14

Authors-Fairfield CountyMeet her at lunch [photo], H

3/31/88 p23Authors-New Canaan

Gerald Green at Fairfield: A writer's view of the writer's mission [photo], H 6/23/88 p41+

More spirit, less materialism Blum's Rx: In pursuit of happiness [photo], H 7/25/88 p17+

Authors-NorwalkMom-daughter team charts best

of B & B: A friendly way to travel [photo], H 3/21/88 p23

Mountain of a man is playwright's hero: When a justice triumphed [photo], H 7/28/88 p31

Poetry published, H 2/19/88 p6Authors-Weston

Judy Blume brings encouraging message: Standing ovation

from kids [photo], H 4/4/88 p13

Screenwriter describes witch hunt of the 1940s [photo], H 6/27/88 p3

Weston author feels many people fear big words, H 3/19/88 p15+

Authors-WestportAccepting award for DeVries

[photo], H 12/10/88 p35Attorney sentenced in scheme

linked to a Westport author, H 2/2/88 p6

Doctor's encyclopedia of birth control: Concern for women's health [photo], H 5/16/88 p13+

From "Sophia" to salad dressing: Officer of `Newman's Own' also writes [photo], H 4/18/88 p15+

Image of crusader fits author [photo], H 5/28/88 p15+

Kurtzman predicts hard times coming for New Englanders [photo], H 10/20/88 p41+

SI's Frank Deford content with life in Westport [photo], H 8/9/88 p37+

Westport authors predict time required to land job [il], H 6/7/88 p21+

With Raphael [photo], H 7/23/88 p14

Authors-WiltonAmateur authors win history merit

award [photo], H 10/6/88 p1+Author to discuss air travel

[photo], H 10/13/88 p17Author, 81, is in the middle of

new novel: At the typewriter every night, H 4/25/88 p13+

Faulkner's friend....but her own writer: Joan Williams' life and art [photo], H 8/8/88 p13+

First `Tea & Talk with Author' Sunday: At the Wilton Library [photo], H 4/11/88 p23+

Library author talk features Joan Williams [photo], H 5/9/88 p13+

Wilton's Wiltse gives his views on Broadway, H 1/26/88 p11+

Automated Quotations Division (NASDAQ)


Automobile drivers' testsComputer helps eliminate

problems in driver testing [photo], H 8/8/88 p9

Automobile industry and tradeD'Elia Group pays $6.2 million for

Bridgeport auto dealership, BJ 10/17/88 p9

Automobile parts. SEE AUTOMOBILES-PARTS

Automobile racingAkoury races in Florida, H

1/29/88 p30Akoury stands sixth in Late

Model Class, H 2/11/88 p35+Collegian spends weekends on

track [photo], H 10/11/88 p15Ex-Norwalk woman takes racing

serious [photo], H 1/25/88 p23+

LaJoie races at Charlotte [photo], H 10/5/88 p26

Lap of America [photo], H 4/13/88 p24

Newman triumphs, sets track record, H 1/18/88 p23

Automobile theft-NorwalkCar thieves arrested, H 8/23/88

p10City cops had key in car thefts, H

5/17/88 p1+Police Blotter: Blazer reported

stolen, H 6/4/88 p8Police Blotter: Corvette stolen

from driveway, H 12/31/88 p8Police Blotter: Ford Probe

reported stolen, H 12/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four cars stolen, H 12/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged with car theft, H 6/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect found hiding in car, H 9/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen charged with car thefts, H 12/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman charged with car theft, H 5/31/88 p8

Automobile theft-WestportPolice Blotter: VW car stereos

taken, H 9/13/88 p8Police hope to end rash of car

thefts, H 7/29/88 p17+Automobile theft-Wilton

Car stolen from dealership, H 10/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Stolen car recovered, H 6/2/88 p8

Automobiles-Abandonment. SEE ABANDONMENT OF AUTOMOBILES-NAME OF TOWN

Automobiles-DealershipsAuto dealers pay fine to settle

mileage suit, H 8/17/88 p6Award winner [photo], H 4/7/88

p28

17


Automobiles-PartsStrictly Business: Car parts

dealer wins contract, H 10/6/88 p45

Automobiles-Parts-WestportPolice Blotter: Car rolls into river,

H 4/8/88 p8Automobiles-Seat belts

Seat belts work [letter], H 12/23/88 p9

Automobiles-Service stationsOPEC move leaves gas station

owners uncertain, H 11/28/88 p1+

Automobiles-TaxationEditor's Notebook: Pay the ten

cents and run, H 8/26/88 p5Uniform tax rates for autos

studied by state, H 10/4/88 p1+

Automobiles-TowingThebig tow truck responds to the

little blue Volkswagen [letter], H 6/20/88 p5

Pact near on towing abandoned vehicles from housing projects, H 8/30/88 p7

The little car that wouldn't [letter], H 6/4/88 p5

Tow offer withdrawn, H 9/16/88 p11

Towing service owner miffed by Housing Authority actions, H 9/14/88 p7

Won't tow cars for NHA [letter], H 10/17/88 p11

Automobiles-Used Cars. SEE USED CARS

Automobiles-VandalismVandals damage cars, H

10/17/88 p8AVCO Corp. SEE TEXTRON

LYCOMINGAvon Cosmetics

Working woman new Avon target [photo], H 3/22/88 p23+

Avrick FurnitureAvrick Furniture awards prizes

[photo], H 2/9/88 p27Opens gallery [photo], H 7/14/88

p24Awards. SEE NAME OF SCHOOL-

AWARDS; STUDENT AWARDS

Axelrod, BradHome/Town People, H 8/23/88

p13Aymar Builders, Contractors,

DesignersNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18AZ industries

New business names, J 10/17/88 p18

BB and C Press of New England

New businesss names, BJ 11/21/88 p18

B. I. N. Sales & MarketingEye on Real Estate, H 5/17/88

p19Baby Beluga


Baby-First of the New YearCity's first '88 baby nearly first in

state, H 1/2/88 p8Parents celebrate New Year's tot

[photo], H 1/4/88 p7Bacchiochi Photo Service

Glamour photos new fad, H 12/13/88 p11+

Bacher, SandraTranquility lives in Sandra

Bacher's art [photo], H 3/2/88 p26

Backer, TerryCoast Guard finds no cause to

halt work on rail bridge [photo], H 4/22/88 p9

Group opposes Sheffield moorings [letter], H 4/4/88 p5

Norwalk man takes `Soundkeeper' job to track down polluters, H 6/3/88 p1+

Report outdated, of little use [letter], H 8/18/88 p5

Ruptured hose blamed for oil slick: Under rail bridge over river, H 4/21/88 p12

Says Backer wrong on harbor plan [letter], H 6/28/88 p5

Terry Backer, soundkeeper [photo], H 8/12/88 p21+

Backus, John Edward Jr.Backus joins staff at Wilton Y

[photo], H 5/18/88 p17Bailey, Mary

Abstract art exhibit on view at Silvermine [photo], H 5/27/88 p19

Member-artists in new Silvermine show: In New Canaan Gallery [photo], H 4/1/88 p18

Balboni, Winifred`Litter Warden' ready to bag it, H

8/8/88 p34Baldwin Technology Corp.

Baldwin buys Kansas company, I 11/25–12/8/88 p7

Baldwin Technology reports increase in first-quarter results, BJ 12/26/88 p6

Baldwin to acquire Kansa Corp, H 10/18/88 p16

Market-dominant Baldwin looks at foreign opportunities, BJ 11/21/88 p1+

Balloch, TonyIn Wilton [drawing], H 4/22/88 p20

Balloon and Magic ShopNew shop with a magical twist

[photo], H 8/26/88 p1+Balloon launch. SEE LISA

FLIGHT OF THE BEAUTIFUL BALLOONS

Bands. SEE ALSO CAVALCADE OF BANDS

Bands (Music). SEE ALSO MARCHING BANDS

Cheshire wins big at Cavalcade [photo], H 11/7/88 p1+

Bank Mart30-minute mortgage [photo], H

8/16/88 p12Bank of Darien

Aborted merger cost bank $100,000, H 7/14/88 p24

Darien bank faces stockholders: Following aborted merger [photo], H 8/27/88 p13+

Darien bank merger talks aborted, H 6/21/88 p11

Darien bank robbed, H 3/22/88 p1+

Hometown Bancorp reports record results for the third-quarter, BJ 10/24/88 p8

Hometown increases recent earnings, I 12/9–22/88 p12

Strictly Business: Bank of Darien gains in assets, H 4/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: Bank of Darien reports earnings, H 1/21/88 p25

Strictly Business: Bank of Darien trades on NASDAQ, H 10/8/88 p13

Strictly Business: Darien bank offers new type of CD, H 9/24/88 p23

Strictly Business: Darien bank posts record profits, H 10/11/88 p13

Bank of New England Corp. SEE CONNECTICUT BANK & TRUST CO.

Bank of StamfordGewant elected president of the

Bank of Stamford, H 11/5/88 p18

Merchants Bank merges with Bank of Stamford, H 8/25/88 p1+

Merchants posts profit, H 10/18/88 p15

Bank stocksGates to retire at year's end.

DeKoven named successor [photo], H 10/20/88 p13+

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Bank stocks (Continued)Primerica to sell holdings in

Putnam Trust Company, H 10/4/88 p14

Strictly Business: Bank of Darien trades on NASDAQ, H 10/8/88 p13

Strictly Business: Darien bank posts record profits, H 10/11/88 p13

Thrift image hurt by S & L crisis, H 10/27/88 p29+

Banking Center. SEE ALSO CENTERBANK

Strictly Business: Banking Center changes name, H 3/15/88 p19

Strictly Business: Banking Center now Centerbank, H 6/16/88 p27

BankruptcyAce Trucking Inc., R&S Building

Corp, Almost Home Day Care, Mrs. Smith's Confections, BJ 10/24/88 p18

Animal Crackers Inc, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Blank Jewelry Importers, BJ 10/31/88 p18

Center for Cosmetic Surgery Inc, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Connecticut Color Inc., BJ 12/5/88 p18

Contemporary Enterprises/Contemporary Collections, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Coppermine Inn and Mariana Inc, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Dingwall's Auto Excellence Inc, BJ 10/31/88 p18

East Coast Painting Systems Inc, BJ 12/19/88 p19

Frills; Patricia Walsh, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Garrido Trade Associates Inc, BJ 10/31/88 p18

Gourmet Specialties Inc, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Graphic Sales Inc, BJ 12/5/88 p18Image Techniques Inc, BJ

12/5/88 p18Jack Thorpe Public Accountant,

BJ 11/7/88 p18McKleans Inc., BJ 12/26/88 p14My Movie Star Daughter Inc, BJ

12/19/88 p19Nastasi Leury Corp, BJ 12/5/88

p18Naugatuck Dairy Ice Cream Inc.

dba Rockland Farms Inc, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Pascarelli Plumbing & Heating Company, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Richard Dudgeon Inc, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Rotondi's Piedmont Restaurant Inc, BJ 12/19/88 p19

Small Reflections Inc, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Spotlight Comics Inc, BJ 12/5/88 p18

Thomas William Paine f/d/b/a Paine Builders, J 10/10/88 p22

Wesconn Products & Home Improvement, BJ 12/19/88 p19

Banks and banking. SEE ALSO NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL BANKS; SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

$1 billion goal of People's Bank will boost area, I 10/14–27/88 p1+, BJ 10/24/88 p1+

At Norwalk Bank: Merger talks may be on hold, H 3/31/88 p25+

Bank commissioner wins ban on van, H 12/27/88 p13+

Bank mergers cause major shake-ups, H 5/26/88 p35+

Bank of Darien joins forces with 2 firms, H 2/5/88 p25+

Bank pilfering on upswing, H 8/25/88 p13+

Banking department applications, H 10/25/88 p15

Banks mixed on imposing ATM fees, H 5/10/88 p21+

Banks: year of upheaval, H 12/31/88 p14

Business women turned off by banks [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

CBT parent posts earnings, H 10/20/88 p13

Check cashing law will force banks to speed process, H 8/29/88 p1+

Citytrust quizzed by analysts: Down on Wall Street, H 4/26/88 p23+

Citytrust's Engelman takes stand, H 10/15/88 p13

Columbia Federal buyout rumored, H 5/17/88 p19

Computers, tvs edge out toasters: Bank premiums, H 2/9/88 p25+

Darien bank merger talks aborted, H 6/21/88 p11

Financing start-ups is risky business, H 12/22/88 p25+

First National Bank of Stamford appeals verdict on its courier service, BJ 12/26/88 p1+

Fleet National offers Sports CD, H 4/19/88 p28

Fleet, Union Trust issues pivotal, H 10/13/88 p35+

FSLIC problems won't jeopardize local depositors, H 5/19/88 p1+

Gates to retire at year's end. DeKoven named successor [photo], H 10/20/88 p13+

Gateway Bank uptick sparks takeover talk, H 7/28/88 p29

George Green nears his goal of starting a bank in Westport, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

Green banking on Westport success, H 10/20/88 p16

Green plans new Westport bank: Back in business, H 6/9/88 p27+

High risk investments cited: Citytrust writes off loan losses, H 7/7/88 p25+

Interstate banking: Where it stands, H 10/11/88 p13+

Marine lenders getting aggressive, H 6/7/88 p19+

Mutual shuns public ownership [photo], H 10/13/88 p36

NatWest possible Gateway suitor: With others in the wings, H 5/31/88 p19+

NatWest up in quarter, H 8/4/88 p17

New Canaan bank earns recognition: Ranked `safest' bank [photo], H 10/27/88 p29

New Wilton Bank turns the corner. CEO Nicki Brown reports first quarter of profits [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

Nine month results for local banks [chart], H 10/27/88 p30

Norwalk Bank turns the corner [photo], H 10/25/88 p15+

Norwalk Bank, Green still at odds: Annual meeting tomorrow, H 5/19/88 p37+

Norwalk Savings `liened' on, H 8/11/88 p14

Norwalk Savings' assets climb [photo], H 4/19/88 p28

People's Bank poised to confront the future, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

People's to proceed with public offering, H 7/5/88 p23+

Putnam Trust, private investors to buy back stock, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

Sampling of Year-End Financials for Local Banks [chart], H 2/11/88 p27

Savvy investors quiz People's Bank, H 6/9/88 p29

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Banks and banking (Continued)Shareholders question bank

management, H 5/21/88 p1+Society for Savings opens local

office [photo], H 10/20/88 p14Society for Savings sells three

branches, H 6/21/88 p13Start-up bank attracts 34

investors, H 10/1/88 p13+State sues Stamford bank, H

3/2/88 p31Strictly Business: Bank of Darien

reports earnings, H 1/21/88 p25

Strictly Business: Banking Center now Centerbank, H 6/16/88 p27


Strictly Business: Citytrust moves into Massachusetts, H 7/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: Citytrust plans Waterbury center, H 6/30/88 p13

Strictly Business: Citytrust restates earnings, H 1/21/88 p25

Strictly Business: Darien bank offers new type of CD, H 9/24/88 p23

Strictly Business: First Constitution reports net, H 8/9/88 p11

Strictly Business: Gateway Bank achieves '87 goals, H 2/2/88 p21

Strictly Business: Mechanics & Farmers, Liberty approve merger, H 3/22/88 p23

Strictly Business: Merchants Bancorp earnings up, H 2/2/88 p21

Strictly Business: Merchants Bank earnings up 12%, H 7/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: New Canaan Bank earnings off, H 7/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: Norwalk Bank assets: $42 million, H 1/12/88 p19

Strictly Business: Norwalk Bank hits break even, H 7/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: People's Bank sees earnings fall, H 7/26/88 p21

Strictly Business: Shawmut posts quarterly net gain, H 8/2/88 p13

Third quarter earnings posted, H 10/15/88 p14

Westport Bank & Trust wins in appeals court, H 6/9/88 p29

Westport bank independence on line, H 6/23/88 p29+

Westport bank posts results, H 10/25/88 p15

Banks, AlexanderHappy hundredth [photo], H

9/26/88 p10Banks, Christopher P.

Banks and Gill skirmish on park system bill vote, H 10/27/88 p13+

Banks backs plan to fix Putnam Park, H 10/18/88 p33+

Democrats pick Banks in 142nd district, H 7/30/88 p21

Gill defends her record: Banks questions her votes [photos], H 11/2/88 p35+

Banks, QuoneA girl averaging 42.9 per game?

McMahon faces Lis & Co. tonight [photo], H 3/8/88 p27+

Senators' Mason, Banks maintain 1-2 punch, H 2/9/88 p28+

Banner PressBanner Press on upswing

[photo], H 1/26/88 p47Banninger, May

May Banninger finds a green thumb. Bartlett Arboretum volunteer. [photo], H 12/29/88 p15+

Banquet halls. SEE CATERING HALLS-NAME OF TOWN

Barcello DevelopmentNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Barch, Frank N.

Retiree takes on overseas projects, H 11/22/88 p11+

Barcia-Bacon, AdeleCity AIDS educator departs, H

5/26/88 p7Working to halt spread of AIDS

[photo], H 4/12/88 p1+Bare, Maureen S.

Primary loser comments [letter], H 9/22/88 p5

Barnard, KatherineZoning officer named Westport

town planner, H 8/5/88 p41+Barnes, George K.

New Canaan investors buy Cuisinarts, H 1/28/88 p27

Barnum MuseumRenovated, expanded Barnum

Museum will reopen in June, BJ 12/26/88 p8

Barnum, RosemaryPen pals meet here...after 28

years. A visitor from Australia [photo], H 12/12/88 p13+

Baron's Property-WestportAuthorities checking Baron's

land, H 7/28/88 p15+Baron's land searchers find

empty drums, H 8/5/88 p41Baron's neighbors rap town

variance request, H 1/8/88 p25+

Bids obtained for new tests on Baron's land, H 9/8/88 p41

Cluster housing proposed for land owned by Baron, H 11/21/88 p37

DEP seeks more samples of soil on Baron's land, H 8/19/88 p11

For Baron's Property South: P & Z withdraws cluster housing proposal, H 11/29/88 p9+

Funds denied for soil tests, H 9/29/88 p11+

Heirs file suit on compensation for Baron's land, H 4/21/88 p13+

Lawsuit promised over cluster residential district, H 11/22/88 p9+

P & Z Commission reviews Post Road rezoning plan, H 6/21/88 p9

Papers aren't filed yet on Baron's condemnation, H 1/7/88 p13+

Plans reviewed for tests at site, H 8/26/88 p13

Search goes on for pesticides, H 8/2/88 p25+

Town prepares suit on Baron's land appeal, H 1/26/88 p11

Town resolves suit involving Baron's land, H 2/17/88 p33

Trace amounts of PCBs found on Baron's property, H 8/16/88 p29

Westport files `notice of taking' on Baron's land, H 1/12/88 p11

Westport takes Baron's property, H 1/27/88 p1

ZBA grants variances involving 2.5 acre parcel, H 1/5/88 p13+

Barr, Melvin Jr.Barr to work with Weisman, H

4/19/88 p37+Planning head to resign after 15

years service, H 4/5/88 p11Barr/Weisman Consultants

Barr to work with Weisman, H 4/19/88 p37+

Barratt, BarbaraNew Canaan woman appointed:

By Literacy Volunteers, H 8/25/88 p42

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Barrett, Lieutenant Christopher P.

Barrett, Hill proud graduates of FBU National Academy [photo], H 1/9/88 p13+

Barry, RayBarry nets 200th softball win:

Lady Bears top Fairfield, 9-2 [photo], H 5/14/88 p37+

Barry, other coaches review winter teams, H 3/23/88 p23+

For both finalist coaches, it all began at CCatholic [photo], H 3/4/88 p23

Ray Barry resigns [photo], H 11/9/88 p25+

BarterSwapping goods: Fair values for

wary: Wheeler-dealer's dream [photo], H 4/26/88 p23+

Barthelmess, R. KrisWestport architect honored for

renovation in Southport [photo], H 3/31/88 p26

Bartlett Tree Co.Trimming of tree has residents

crying foul [photo], H 10/29/88 p9

Bartlett, AbigailRecipient of award [photo], H

9/27/88 p9Barton, Robert

Station area targeted by developer, H 2/2/88 p1+

Tenants cry foul on rent subsidy: Allege request to pay extra under the table [photo], H 8/10/88 p1+

Baseball cards-NorwalkBaseball cards: For fun and profit

[photo], H 6/14/88 p19+Baseball-Coaching

`Skipper' returns to coaching [photo], H 3/16/88 p26

Baseball-DarienThe Hour looks back when....

[Norwalk and Darien 1965 American Legion baseball teams] [photo], H 4/7/88 p20

Baseball-Norwalk`Skipper' returns to coaching

[photo], H 3/16/88 p26A biggie for NHS today [photo], H

5/23/88 p23+Anastasia dismissed as CCHS

coach: `Breach cited for taking students to Yankee game [photo], H 4/12/88 p27

Babe Ruth district tournaments begin [photo], H 7/6/88 p19+

Bambino all-stars rally behind Hall [photo], H 7/18/88 p11+

Baseball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+

Bears, Senators share first place, H 5/11/88 p25+

Bizarre season finally ends, H 8/8/88 p24+

BMHS' Donnelly shines in 3-0 win [photo], H 4/20/88 p27+

Carroll named new NCC coach [photo], H 3/19/88 p44

Cavaliers qualify for states [photo], H 5/17/88 p29+

CC junior leads city in hitting [photo], H 6/9/88 p41+

City, County lose in state Sr. Ruth, H 7/25/88 p24

Cranbury League [photo], H 8/11/88 p25

Cranbury nips WNorwalk, 9-8, to win Invitational title, H 8/15/88 p16

DiStefano is hero: Local HS baseball roundup [photo], H 4/26/88 p35+

Donnelly, Fry named all-stars, H 5/21/88 p18

Ferrone shines again, H 4/25/88 p30

Foster enjoys new life after baseball [photo], H 7/1/88 p25+

Honoring 1988 FCIAC softball and baseball batting champs [photo], H 6/14/88 p29

Jr. Babe Ruth banquet [photo], H 9/21/88 p40

Kinlock LL Get Together [photo], H 9/13/88 p25

Legion nips Oldtimers [photo], H 8/8/88 p24+

McMahon's Fry named All-FCIAC [photo], H 6/21/88 p21+

Michalowski to head District I Little League, H 7/6/88 p19+

New look for FCIAC baseball [photo], H 4/7/88 p17+

Norwalk Linen cops Senior Babe Ruth title, H 8/8/88 p24+

Norwalk trio starts for Seton Hall nine [photo], H 5/16/88 p35+

Record 15 players are named All-City: Player of the Year Jerry Fry leads seven McMahon picks [chart] [photo], H 6/24/88 p25+

Senators' Donnelly blanks Bears, 3-0 [photo], H 4/25/88 p25+

Steve's Fuel tops Ferris Hill for city Jr. Babe Ruth title, H 6/30/88 p33

The Hour looks back when.... [1930 NHS baseball team] [photo], H 4/14/88 p33


The Hour looks back when.... [Al Faust, 1974 BMHS grad, baseball pitcher] [photo], H 6/2/88 p44

The Hour looks back when.... [Crofut & Knapp 1935 Baseball team] [photo], H 3/3/88 p25

The Hour looks back when.... [Maplewood Athletic Club 1928 baseball team] [photo], H 9/1/88 p34

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1925 baseball team] [photo], H 4/21/88 p56

The Hour looks back when.... [Norwalk and Darien 1965 American Legion baseball teams] [photo], H 4/7/88 p20

The Hour looks back when....[1947 Norwalk Tire semipro baseball team] [photo], H 1/14/88 p20

The Hour looks back when....[Norwalk 1933 Colonials baseball team] [photo], H 2/25/88 p28

The Hour looks back when....[Terry Blitz, BMHS 1967 grad, Norwalk's greatest high school baseball player] [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

Three Cavs named All-WCC [photo], H 6/14/88 p29

West Norwalk wins 10-year-old crown, H 8/12/88 p26

Baseball-WestonCavaliers qualify for states

[photo], H 5/17/88 p29+Weston Award goes to Cassano

[photo], H 5/18/88 p45Baseball-Westport

Lots of publicity but no volunteers, H 2/22/88 p1+

Westport (14-15) wins District, H 7/14/88 p31

Basic Four Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25Basketball-Coaching

100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks record [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

Charles quits coaching at Weston for Masuk, H 9/14/88 p33+


Miller steps out of the shadows [photo], H 2/19/88 p23+

No 100th for Faulkner; Mason, Banks don't play in key loss to Stamford, H 2/10/88 p25

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Basketball-DarienFCIAC girls' basketball playoffs:

McMahon advances, 55-51 [photo], H 2/20/88 p37+

Lady Senators get another shot at Wilton [photo], H 3/1/88 p29+

Basketball-New CanaanCity fives win FCIAC boys'

openers: Miller's happy, streak goes on [photo], H 1/13/88 p35+

Basketball-Norwalk`Dogs' are CC's `Sixth Man', H

2/20/88 p40100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks

record [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

16th in row for NHS boys: Maharaj joins 1,000-pt. club [photo], H 2/24/88 p15+

32 minutes of exciting basketball [photo p17], H 3/21/88 p15+

A `painful' night for NHS' Holland, H 2/6/88 p37+

A girl averaging 42.9 per game? McMahon faces Lis & Co. tonight [photo], H 3/8/88 p27+

A night of honors [photo], H 4/7/88 p20

Basketball is alive & well at Central Catholic [graph], H 2/19/88 p23

Bears advance to state semis: Beat Weaver, 88-81 [photo], H 3/12/88 p37+

Bears clinch 1st; No states for BM, H 2/20/88 p37+

Bears overpower Senators in 93-72 win [photo], H 2/6/88 p37+

Bears play Bpt. Central at Trumbull, H 3/9/88 p15+

Bears score high off the court, too [photo], H 2/19/88 p23+

Bears will be making trip to New Britain [photo p1], H 3/16/88 p23+

Bears' Maharaj selects Cornell [photo], H 3/26/88 p37+

Biddy cagers cited [photo], H 4/15/88 p29

BMHS' Williams tops city [photo], H 1/15/88 p23+

Boys' basketball season to open tonight: Local area boys' cage preview [photo], H 12/15/88 p45+

Cavaliers debut in WCC playoff, H 3/1/88 p29+

Cavaliers' Dineen on All-WCC again [photo], H 3/9/88 p15+

Cavs hand Rebels first loss of year [photo], H 1/6/88 p29+

City boys' hoop champs [photo], H 3/22/88 p39

City dominates with 3 All-FCIAC picks [photo], H 3/18/88 p21+

City fives win FCIAC boys' openers: Miller's happy, streak goes on [photo], H 1/13/88 p35+

City fives win FCIAC boys' openers: Norwalk' quickness too much, H 1/13/88 p35+

City girl champs [photo], H 3/11/88 p27

City of Norwalk high school scoring leaders: Williams goes to 25.8; Dineen nears 1,000 [photo], H 2/9/88 p28+

City Top 20 All-Time High School Scorers, H 2/24/88 p15

Coaches recall '81-82, H 3/18/88 p21+

Dineen gets his 1,000th [photo], H 2/16/88 p25+

Dineen ponders future: Soccer or basketball? [photo], H 3/16/88 p23+

FCIAC girls' basketball playoffs: McMahon advances, 55-51 [photo], H 2/20/88 p37+


Giving a boost to head off a bust [photo], H 1/21/88 p1+

Help! Centers are lacking [photo], H 12/8/88 p41+

It is experience vs. youth in state basketball quarters, H 3/11/88 p23+

It's down to final contest [photo], H 2/25/88 p25+

It's hoop tourney time in FCIAC, H 2/18/88 p27


Lis' 46 overshadows Banks' 32 pts., 18 rebs., H 3/9/88 p15+

Maharaj shares his glory [photo], H 2/24/88 p15+

Mason heads youngest All-City team: 1987-88 Hour All-City girls' basketball team [photo], H 3/24/88 p19+

Mason named All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/19/88 p41+

Mason powers late comeback, H 3/5/88 p27+

Mason shatters record [photo], H 3/11/88 p23+

Mason tops city cagers, H 1/19/88 p29+

McMahon girls advance to quarterfinals [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+

McMahon heads to quarters: Danzey stars in 65-58 win [photo], H 3/3/88 p21+

McMahon's girls down NHS, 72-54 [photo], H 2/6/88 p37+

McMahon's Tomlin going to Boston U. on grid scholarship [photo], H 2/10/88 p25


Mr. Inside & Mr. Outside lead Cavs to 10th in row, H 2/17/88 p21+

Murphy will not play this season, H 4/16/88 p23

NHS boys clinch FCIAC berth: Stop Greenwich, 79-45 [photo], H 2/10/88 p25+

NHS goes on in states; Wilton falls [photo], H 3/10/88 p29+

NHS opens FCIAC hoop play tonight; Diggs out?, H 3/1/88 p29+

NHS plays Saturday for state cage crown, H 3/18/88 p21+

NHS' Smith likes pressure, H 3/12/88 p37+


Nobody can top Williams' 26.8: Maharaj needs nine for 1,000, H 2/23/88 p33

Norwalk goees for CIAC LL finals tonight [photo], H 3/15/88 p29

Proud Bears won't make any excuses [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+

Ray Barry resigns [photo], H 11/9/88 p25+

Rotary Day for HS cagers [photo], H 3/22/88 p37

Runners-up: Holland fouling out with 2:03 remaining was key [photo], H 3/21/88 p15+

Second in row [photo], H 3/29/88 p37

Senators win No. 16: Mason scores 46 pts. [photo p21], H 2/17/88 p24

Shalease dominates city gals, H 2/2/88 p33+

Six seniors named to 1988 All-City team: MVP Maharaj leads four NHS picks [photo], H 3/29/88 p33+

Smith stars in NHS boys' 75-72 overtime victory, H 2/12/88 p39+

22


Basketball-Norwalk (Continued)State tourney begins Monday, H

3/5/88 p27+Still no official basketball coach

at NHS, H 11/30/88 p15+The Hour looks back when....

[BMHS 1970-71 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 8/18/88 p30

The Hour looks back when.... [CCHS 1965-66 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 12/15/88 p50

The Hour looks back when.... [Laurels Athletic Club 1940's basketball team] [photo], H 3/17/88 p22

The Hour looks back when....[1937-38 192C basketball team] [photo], H 1/28/88 p31

The Hour looks back when....[BMHS 1964-65 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 7/21/88 p28

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1963 basketball team] [photo], H 6/30/88 p33

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1963-64 girls' basketball team] [photo], H 7/7/88 p32

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1969-70 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 7/14/88 p30

The Hour looks back when....[NHS 1948-49 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 12/29/88 p28

The Hour looks back when....[Yankee Metal 1940-41 basketball team] [photo], H 2/4/88 p19

The Hour looks back when...[1966 NHS basketball graduate Calvin Murphy] [photo], H 6/16/88 p23

The Hour's All-City players from the past [photo], H 3/24/88 p19

This style hoop suits NHS coach [photo], H 1/6/88 p29+

WCC playoff picture: CC qualifies...Weston doesn't, H 2/27/88 p23+

Westhill nips NHS, 77-75 to win FCIAC championship [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+

Westhill, Danbury advance in FCIAC, H 2/27/88 p23

Weston snaps Cavs' win streak [photo], H 2/20/88 p37+

Williams cops city hoop scoring title [photo], H 3/23/88 p23+

Williams picks NHampshire College [photo], H 4/30/88 p37+

Williams wins FCIAC scoring [photo], H 2/26/88 p23+

You can't knock a 22-4 year, H 3/21/88 p15+

Basketball-WestonCharles quits coaching at Weston

for Masuk, H 9/14/88 p33+WCC playoff picture: CC

qualifies...Weston doesn't, H 2/27/88 p23+


Basketball-WestportCity fives win FCIAC boys'

openers: Norwalk' quickness too much, H 1/13/88 p35+


Lady Wreckers ousted: State tournament, H 3/2/88 p30

Staples wins in double OT, H 2/20/88 p37+

Basketball-WiltonBest leads Wilton to 64-43 win, H

3/8/88 p27+FCIAC girls cage final tonight:

Wilton against Greenwich, H 2/25/88 p25+


Wilton, Greenwich advance to cage final: Lady Warriors stun McMahon by 61-44 score [photo], H 2/23/88 p33+

Baskin-Robbins-WiltonIce cream shop requests drive-up

windows, H 9/22/88 p15Basone, Karl

Basone off District B GOP panel: Only one to attend previous caucus, H 1/13/88 p9

Basone to represent Norwalk in five-week visit to Soviet Union [photo p8], H 4/4/88 p1+

Norwalk union chief got a warm welcome during visit to USSR, H 5/31/88 p1+

Bass, PamelaArt imitates life. Death and taxes

intrude [photo], H 10/11/88 p13+

Bates Business PropertiesEye on Real Estate: Bates

partner in Bridgeport deal, H 3/1/88 p19

Battered women. SEE ABUSED WOMEN

Battered women's shelters. SEE WOMEN'S SHELTERS

Baum, Sonja GerquistThree-artist exhibit to open in

New Canaan [photo], H 6/15/88 p30

Bausch, James J.Bausch prepared to tackle

problems of the world [photo], H 7/14/88 p13+

Save the Children appoints James Bausch as president, H 2/6/88 p13+

Bavor, Kendra C.Honored sailor is local girl

[photo], H 4/8/88 p28Baxter Park Association

Baxter Park Association rejected in bid for beach, H 7/25/88 p7

Bay Street PediatricsHealth/Fitness: Group opens

local office, H 9/12/88 p10Bayley Beach-Rowayton

$540,000 Bayley Beach pool proposed, H 11/9/88 p5

`Pleased' Sixth District extends fish netting, H 8/11/88 p10

6th District panel backs beach playground, H 1/14/88 p10

Bayley Beach float damaged in mishap, H 9/30/88 p9

Bayley Beach improvements would cost $40,000, H 11/3/88 p15

Nets spread at Bayley Beach [photo], H 8/6/88 p1+

Residents support Bayley Beach work, H 11/11/88 p5

Sixth District to air pool proposal as part of beach improvement plan, H 11/10/88 p4

Younger residents want improvements for Bayley Beach, H 4/29/88 p1+

BCA Environmental Services Inc.Hunter to add site services, H

10/29/88 p33BCVA. SEE BRIGGS CENTER

FOR THE VOCATIONAL ARTS

Beach school-WestportBeach sand turned to art by

children [photo], H 8/11/88 p31+

Safety talk given at beach school, H 8/19/88 p11

Beaches. SEE ALSO NAME OF BEACH

Beaches-Fairfield CountyThe garbage on Sound beaches

makes preserving wildlife `impossible' task [photo], H 8/11/88 p1+

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Beaches-Fairfield County (Continued)

Tour of Sound beaches proves that Pogo was right [letter], H 8/10/88 p5

Beaches-NorwalkCity beaches ideal for weekend

swimmers, H 7/29/88 p12City beaches remain okay;

weather?, H 8/23/88 p9Clean bill for beaches; H-H-H

again, H 8/12/88 p9Holiday water, weather `great'

[photo], H 5/28/88 p1+Islands may be shielding local

beaches from debris [photo], H 8/9/88 p1+

Kids find syringe along shoreline, H 7/19/88 p10

Norwalk beaches are okay, H 8/19/88 p7

Officials say Sound is clean, beaches open, H 8/5/88 p1+

Officials: No medical waste on local beaches, H 7/15/88 p1+

Syringes found on beaches, H 7/18/88 p1+, H 8/1/88 p13

Water quality rates high in tests at city's beaches, H 8/9/88 p8

Beaches-Westport. SEE ALSO OLD MILL BEACH

Burying Hill parking fees approved [photo], H 4/27/88 p35+

Health officials say Westport waters safe, H 8/6/88 p9

Officials keep eye on beaches [photo], H 8/11/88 p31+

Swimmers undaunted by reports [photo], H 7/30/88 p21+

Westport beaches given clean bill of health, H 8/3/88 p35

Bean, Rev. KevinKevin Bean accepts position in

Edinburgh, H 3/10/88 p13+Beansprout

Cause sought of explosion at restaurant, H 7/20/88 p36

Beautification of cities and towns. SEE URBAN BEAUTIFICATION

Beazley CompanyBeazley recognizes Norwalk

million dollar club members [photo], H 4/21/88 p28

Beckwith, Rev. James H.Questions to answer before

voting [letter], H 4/19/88 p5Bedford Middle School

Board of Education honors longtime school custodians, H 10/18/88 p33+

Pupils decorate Maritime Center tree [photo], H 12/13/88 p27

Bedoukian Research Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 1/19/88

p20Beecher, Susan

Darien-Norwalk YWCA names Beecher counselor [photo], H 9/29/88 p12

Beginning Educator Support and Training (BEST) Program

BEST program is school board topic, H 4/11/88 p13+

Beginnings Professional Dating Service

Profits in dating services elusive, H 3/31/88 p27

Beiersdorf Inc.Beiersdorf: Sales up to $75

million [photo], H 5/12/88 p31Beinfeld, Dr. Malcolm S.

Health/Fitness: Hospital physician honored, H 8/29/88 p10

Health/Fitness: Surgeons receive citations, H 8/29/88 p10

Beinfield and Wagner AssociatesAward-winning home can be

yours [photo], H 3/19/88 p15+Belcher, Dana


photo], H 4/29/88 p34Belcher, Jeff

NHS junior is named first team [photo], H 6/15/88 p13

Belcher, RobynMiss Belcher dances `Clara' on

weekend [photo], H 12/8/88 p15

NC Academy of Dance end of season recital [photo], H 6/9/88 p19

Belden Court-NorwalkEye on Real Estate, H 6/16/88

p27Nearing completion [photo], H

10/1/88 p14Belfiore, Douglas P.

Contract faces vote by board, H 9/26/88 p13+

Bell IslandBell Island parking is FD concern,

H 7/23/88 p9Bell, Katie

Bell ranks among best, H 9/23/88 p36

Bell repeats as Open champ in 500 freestyle, H 11/21/88 p25+

Bell shines in nationals, H 4/6/88 p16

Bell wins twice in FCIAC trials, H 10/26/88 p23

NHS swimmer Katie Bell cops 2 FCIAC titles, H 10/29/88 p21+

Norwalk's Bell garners two state swim titles [photo], H 11/16/88 p25+

Bell, PatriciaNorwalker honored by Girl Scouts

[photo], H 3/26/88 p25Belle Island Charters Inc.

Belle Island party boat in operation [photo], H 10/29/88 p1+

BellesseChemist finds formula for

success [photo], H 8/6/88 p33+

Bellin, HarveyProducer fights apathy with films

[photo], H 8/11/88 p31+Belts, Automobile seat. SEE

AUTOMOBILES-SEAT BELTSBenchmark Publications


Benevolent institutions. SEE SOCIAL SERVICE

Benitez, JohnMcMahon's Benitez All-FCIAC in

soccer [photo], H 11/29/88 p19

Benjamin Franklin SchoolAgencies view Franklin as all-

purpose solution, H 3/4/88 p13

Backs NEON plan [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Chairman ran a kangaroo court [letter], H 3/10/88 p5

Clarificaiton of earlier letter [letter], H 1/27/88 p5

Conservative councilmen behind proposal for Franklin School use, H 3/4/88 p13

Council OKs Franklin lease, ends debate, H 3/23/88 p1+

End mystery over Franklin lease [letter], H 2/22/88 p5

End squabbling [letter], H 3/14/88 p5

Flaws in plan [letter], H 3/15/88 p5Franklin future [letter], H 3/2/88 p5Franklin School lease wins first

approval, H 3/18/88 p1Future for Franklin [edit], H

3/22/88 p4Hempstead wants hearing on

Ben Franklin school lease, H 2/22/88 p7

Housing never a part of plan [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

More on Ben Franklin debate [letter], H 3/5/88 p5

More questions on Franklin use [letter], H 1/25/88 p5

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Benjamin Franklin School (Continued)

NEON proposal for school given committee support, H 11/18/88 p10

NEON's school rehab to cost $4.8 million, H 11/10/88 p1+

Plan short-changes seniors [letter], H 1/20/88 p5

Praises program [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Public ignored on Franklin [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Public stifled at meeting [letter], H 1/29/88 p5

Residents battle over Franklin School [photo], H 3/4/88 p1+

Sparks fly during Franklin School meeting, H 2/26/88 p1+

Speakers praise job training, H 3/18/88 p1+

Teacher's view of program [letter], H 3/17/88 p5

Too many hats? [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Two promise to fight Franklin School use, H 1/12/88 p7

Wants center at Ben Franklin [letter], H 3/9/88 p5

Wants some answers on policy [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Was there ever council approval? [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Where have the dissidents been? [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Where she stands on two issues [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Who eliminated housing from plan? [letter], H 3/14/88 p5

Zoners approve Franklin permit, H 12/23/88 p7

Benjamin Wildflower ReserveBench memorializes

conservationist, H 10/3/88 p10

Bentley, Larry L.BSA cites Santaniello, Bentley:

Named `Good Scouts' [photo], H 4/23/88 p6

Bentsen, LloydIn Norwalk: Bentsen won, but I'm

for Bush [photo], H 10/6/88 p1+

Bepler, Laurie J.Walk to school gets shorter, but

more parents want buses [photo], H 8/19/88 p29

Bereavement-Support services. SEE CENTER FOR HOPE

Bergere, JaneDDT producer staging `Guys &

Dolls': Another hat for Jane [photo], H 9/9/88 p17

Bergmann, RichardSilvermine to open New

members' show [photo], H 12/30/88 p19

Berman-Levy, Dr. NikkiVeterinarian seeks justice for the

Pollards [photo], H 10/4/88 p1+

Berndt, Mary BethHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Bernier, Bob

Leasing manager [photo], H 4/12/88 p18

Berry, HenryLeatherneck memories [photo], H

9/6/88 p14Bessett, Jeanne

Clay artists exhibit: With `Fired Forms' [photo], H 9/23/88 p15

Jeanne Bessett exhibits [photo], H 7/29/88 p23

Best Small House. SEE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE-BEST SMALL HOUSE

Best, TylerBest leads Wilton to 64-43 win, H

3/8/88 p27+Beta Shim Co.

Beta Shim acquired, H 12/1/88 p31

Cooperative outsourcing builds efficiency: Between friends [photo], H 3/1/88 p20

Strictly Business: Beta Shim honored by SBA today, H 5/12/88 p29

Strictly Business: Beta Shim joins trade association, H 5/10/88 p21

Strictly Business: Beta Shim wins business award, H 4/7/88 p25

Betances, MyraBetances denies making threats

as Colon receives new jail term [photo], H 6/7/88 p9

Court seeks warrant against city woman, H 7/6/88 p6

Betances, SixtoBetances brothers acquitted in

murder attempt, H 5/5/88 p9Potential jurors briefed as

brothers' trial opens, H 4/15/88 p7

Betances, VincentBetances brothers acquitted in

murder attempt, H 5/5/88 p9Potential jurors briefed as

brothers' trial opens, H 4/15/88 p7

Beth Israel SynagogueBeth Israel Synagogue is site of

NEngland training seminar [photo], H 2/20/88 p16

Kristalnacht (sic) victims mourned [photo], H 11/7/88 p4

Local, area synagogues to observe Kristalnacht (sic) [photo], H 11/1/88 p7

Prison chaplain with Orthodox concerns [photo], H 10/29/88 p16

Bethel A. M. E. ChurchBethel AME Church starts Boy

Scout organizations, H 3/16/88 p7

Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church

For 114 years Bethel AME Church has met an active social agenda [photo], H 10/22/88 p26

Bethel Village Square Assoc.Eye on real estate, H 12/8/88 p29

Better Business Bureau of Western Connecticut

New vitamin scam promises fur coats, cars and vacations, H 3/10/88 p1+

Bettswood Rd.-NorwalkTwo people injured when Blazer

rams into Bettswood Road house [photo], H 9/29/88 p7

Beylkin, HelenReunion won't stop struggle to

win freedom, H 4/27/88 p1+Russian couple finds refuge in

Wilton [photo], H 4/29/88 p1+Beyman, Miriam S.

Board upset [letter], H 10/20/88 p11

Biasetti, John AlbertHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p16Poetry published, H 2/19/88 p6

Bicycle accidentsBoy, 14, dies of injuries sustained

in 'cycle accident, H 10/1/88 p6

Police Blotter: Two injured in car crash, H 10/11/88 p8

Tips offered for safe rides on bicycles, H 4/15/88 p9

Youngster in serious condition, H 10/24/88 p8

Bicycle accidents-WiltonPolice Blotter: Boy injured in

mishap, H 4/19/88 p8Bicycle theft-Norwalk

It wasn't just a bicycle they stole from J. J. [photo], H 5/23/88 p1+

Police Blotter: 2 bikes taken from garage, H 5/11/88 p8

Stolen bicycle found by NPD [letter], H 6/14/88 p5

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Bicycle touringArea bicyclists prepare for bike-a-

thon at beach, H 4/18/88 p13Bicyclers not safe in city [letter],

H 4/15/88 p5Bike tour named for Tony Fenton

[photo], H 9/26/88 p13+Bietighofer, Rev. Alfred J.

New pastor likes mix of parishioners [photo], H 6/11/88 p11+

Pastor chosen for St. Mary's in Norwalk, H 4/11/88 p1+

Biewen, MaryNorwalk girls found many

contradictions during Moscow visit [photo], H 4/18/88 p1+

Big Brothers/Big SistersSelectman salutes Big

Brother/Big Sisters: 100 volunteers at work in Westport, H 2/25/88 p37+

Bigelow, R. C. SEE R. C. BIGELOW INC.

Bigler, Rev. Clarence S.Rev. Bigler enjoys new

surroundings [photo], H 3/12/88 p20

Bikeway-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK RIVER-BOARDWALK

Billmeyer, BlakeBillmeyer named McMahon new

freshmen softball coach, H 2/20/88 p40

Bingham, Judge JamesVolunteers thank Bingham

[photo], H 6/28/88 p9Bio Dor Products


Birchwood Country ClubFive from Birchwood qualify for

the Open, H 7/19/88 p29Bird count. SEE CHRISTMAS

BIRD COUNTBirthdays

A double celebration [photo], H 5/14/88 p14

Ann Hayward is 101: Her secret - enough love to go around [photo], H 3/24/88 p41+

Bertha Kresko enjoys her life at almost 102 [photo], H 7/18/88 p19

Biart, Dorothy M. 100 years old [photo], H 10/29/88 p15

Broken hip couldn't stop birthday party: A very happy 101st [photo], H 2/1/88 p17+

Celebrates 100th [John Pinto] [photo], H 5/14/88 p15

Celebrates 100th birthday [photo], H 7/28/88 p33

Celebrates 80th [photo], H 6/25/88 p15

For Augusta Zilske: Old-fashioned party for 100th birthday [photo], H 8/15/88 p21

Happy 101st [photo], H 5/14/88 p14

Happy hundredth [photo], H 9/26/88 p10

Home/Town People: Dorothy Mitchell [photo], H 8/23/88 p13

Maude Dugdale celebrates 100th birthday on Sept. 28 [photo], H 10/6/88 p16

Plays for her 101st birthday [photo], H 4/30/88 p15

Rose Milko celebrates 100th birthday [photo], H 1/18/88 p15

BirthsAbboushi, Samir Awni and

Joanne [Vlachos] - daughter, H 7/16/88 p23

Abrams, William B. and Susan A. [Bartholomew] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Aguilar, Mr. & Mrs. Anibal - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Ahern, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Aitoro, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 11/5/88 p16

Albert, James and Charlotte [Provenzano] - daughter, H 7/16/88 p21

Albertelli, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Alicea, Mr. & Mrs. Francisco - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Allen, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 9/3/88 p`6

Alpert, Mr. & Mrs. Marc - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Alvarez, Mr. & Mrs. William E. - son, H 8/24/88 p16

Amrhein, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. C. A. [Kerrigan] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Andreadis, Mr. & Mrs. Elias - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Andreoli, James A. and Regina [Cancelli] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Andrighetti, John and Linda [Merry] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Angione, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son, H 4/30/88 p16

Ansong, Mr. & Mrs. Omari - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Antieri, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Anzalone, Mr. & Mrs. Philip - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Aprea, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Arader, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Arana, Mr. & Mrs. Leonado - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Arango, Mr. & Mrs. Cesar - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Archibald, James and Holt, Donna - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Arias, Mr. & Mrs. Rafael - daughter, H 11/5/88 p16

Arita, Mr. & Mrs. Rosa Danilo - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Armstrong, Mr. & Mrs. Tommie - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Aronson, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steven - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Ashforth, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Atkinson, Mr. & Mrs. Ian - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Audino, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - daughter, H 12/22/88 p18

Auerbach, Mr. & Mrs. Read - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Augustus, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Ayodeji, Mr. & Mrs. Akinde - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Bacco, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Bach, Mr. & Mrs. Donald - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Baker, David and Doreen [Andreoli] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Bakes, Chris N. and Jennifer [Smith] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Balakrishnan, Mr. & Mrs. Puthiyedath - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Ball, Mr. & Mrs. Richard O. - twin daughters, H 4/9/88 p15

Balla, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. - twin daughters, H 12/10/88 p17

Bandes, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - son, H 12/22/88 p18

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Births (Continued)Banks, William V. and Marlene

[Argentin] - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Baradello, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Barberi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Barnett, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Bassford, William and Joann [Iannarelli] - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16, H 8/10/88 p16

Bastura, Mr. & Mrs. Johan - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Bates, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Battista, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Jr. - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Baudouin, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Bayuk, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Beadle, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Beatty, Bruce and Kathleen [Papp] - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Beckett, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Bellatoni, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Benaduci, Walter and Lynda Ann [Aubin] - daughter, H 8/27/88 p17, H 10/1/88 p16

Benson, Kenneth and Patricia [Fumo] - daughter, H 2/27/88 p15

Bento, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Berke, Paul and Nancy [Merritt] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Berman, Mr. & Mrs. Jan - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Bernier, Paul A. and Linda [Urbanowicz] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Beylkin, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Beyman, Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Biermanlytle, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Bietsch, Karl and Irene - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Bigelow, Harold and Askew, Sheila - son, H 6/4/88 p27, H 4/16/88 p17

Biggart, Robert K. and Lynn [Ratcliffe] - twin daughters, H 10/12/88 p16

Bis, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Black, Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. - son, H 10/12/88 p16

Blazej, Anthony John and Annette [Realini] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Blickford, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 4/30/88 p16

Blom, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Bloom, Gary and Barbara [Elikann] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Blumenfeld, Jeff and Joan [Kirbach] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Bolanos, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Bolen, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Bolling, Mr. & Mrs. Irving - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Bonaddio, Mr. & Mrs. Vincenzo - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Bonenfant, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Bornstein, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Bothwell, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Boule, Mr. & Mrs. Donald - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Boulet, Robert A. and Tina [Santella] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Bouton, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Bouwkamp, Mr. & Mrs. Kees - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Bowden, Gene and Linda [Peters] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Bowen, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Bowler, Larry A. and Lelia Anne [Law] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Bradshaw, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Bray, Mr. & Mrs. Scott - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Breault, Mr. & Mrs. Gilles - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Breden, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Breuninger, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - daughter, H 11/26/88 p17

Brighton, Renfrew M. and Cynthia [Ziegler] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Brillis, Mr. & Mrs. Constantinos - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Britto, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Britto, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Britto, Robert Alan and Traci [Toumine] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Broadhurst, Mr. & Mrs. Walter III - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Brookshire, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Brown, Kenneth A. and Nancy [Alletson] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Brown, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Keith - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Brown, Thomas and Susan [Burger] - daughter, H 11/5/88 p17

Brungard, Mr. & Mrs. Philip - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Bruno, Gary M. and Mary Ann [Palmer] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Bryan, James H. and Nancy [Luick] - son, H 12/12/88 p14

Buckett, Stephen and Deborah [Tschopp] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Bufithis, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Bullock, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Bunn, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Bunting, Robert and Rebecca [Jones] - son, H 7/16/88 p23

Burr, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - daughter, H 12/22/88 p18

Bush, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jr. - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Butterfield, Bruce S. and Karin L. [Wittlinger] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Buttine, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Cabral, Mr. & Mrs. Abel - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Cabral, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Caffery, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Cahill, Thomas S. and Celina [Miekina] - daughter, H 9/3/88 p15

Calahan, Lawrence Fox II and Lauren Whitman [Kimberly] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Callagy, Mr. & Mrs. John M. - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Callander, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Calvin, William and Laurie [Bradley] - son, H 2/6/88 p27

Campbell, Douglas and Katherine [Curtis] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

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Births (Continued)Caputo, Mr. & Mrs. Carl -

daughter, H 12/28/88 p19Carbone, Mr. & Mrs. Garry -

daughter, H 10/29/88 p15Cardona, Mr. & Mrs. Victor - son,

H 7/6/88 p14Carpino, David and Janine

[Pelletier] - son, H 10/8/88 p19

Caruso, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Casagrande, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Cascio, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Cassano, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Castagna, Mr. & Mrs. Giuseppe - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Castillo, Mr. & Mrs. Juan - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Castle, Grant and Madeira, Rebecca - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Catino, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Cavanagh, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Cenatiempo, Stephen and Cathy [Cavalieri] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Chagares, Spiros and Mercedeh [Hashemi] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Chasin, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Cheatham, Roger A. and Susan M. [Frasca] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Chester, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Jr. - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Childers, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Thomas - daughter, H 9/7/88 p18

Chirunomula, Mr. & Mrs. Rammurthy - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Cholnoky, Mr. & Mrs. I. John - daughter, H 6/18/88 p14

Clancy, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Clapps, John and Margo [Olshan] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Clark, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Cody, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Coe, Nelson and Nancy [Wolfson] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Cogswell, Kevin K. and Jamie [LoRusso] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Cohn, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son, H 7/9/88 p14

Colangelo, Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. - son, H 6/18/88 p14

Cole, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Colley, Mr. & Mrs. D. - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Condors, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Conetta, Joseph and Emily - son, H 10/12/88 p16

Connelly, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Conner, Mr. & Mrs. Jamie - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Conte, Mr. & Mrs. Fred - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Conway, Clifton Jr. and Linda [Ferguson] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Cook, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford III - son, H 4/30/88 p16

Cook, Thomas D. and Daphne [Lawder] - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Coopskik, Mr. & Mrs. Scott - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Coryell, Mr. & Mrs. Larry - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Costanzo, Fred Jr. and Linda [Tanski] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Court, Mr. & Mrs. Walter - son, H 7/9/88 p14

Crane, Mr. & Mrs. James R. - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Crannell, Melvin Y. Jr. and Watson, Susan - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Crespo, Mr. & Mrs. Eligio - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Crisci, Ernest A. and Kristen [Howard] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Cromwell, George L. Jr. and Shirley D. [Harris] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Cronin, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Crosby, Mr. & Mrs. Duone - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Crossley, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Cuevas, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfredo - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Cunningham, Andrew M. and Mahoney, Adrienne M. - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son, H 3/17/88 p39

Cuttner, Mr. & Mrs. Craig - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

D'Abundo, John and Tracy [Wasson] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

D'Agostino, Vincent R. and Nicolys [Hesselman] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

D'Amato, Joseph Michael and Debra [Pace] - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Daher, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Daniel, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Daniele, Mr. & Mrs. Larry - son, H 9/10/88 p15

Dauman, Mr. & Mrs. Jan - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Dauplaise, David and Isidro [Guadalupe] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Davie, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Davies, Philip and Lynn [Rankin] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 12/22/88 p18

Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Graham - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Day, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Dealmeida, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

DeAngelis, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph - son, H 3/23/88 p19

DeClercq, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 7/23/88 p15

DeFelice, Daniel Jr. and Lyn [Lorenti] - son, H 10/13/88 p41

DeGrandi, Anthony and Stacia [Koukoulogiannis] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Delbello, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Deleouardis, Mr. & Mrs. Costantino - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Delkaney, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Dempsey, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 7/6/88 p14

DeNoue, Jehan S. and Leslie L. [Castle] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Deppen, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Devendorf, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

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Births (Continued)Devine, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy -

daughter, H 4/23/88 p16DeVito, Mr. & Mrs. Frank -

daughter, H 9/3/88 p16Diaz, Manuel Jr. and Lori [Milici] -

son, H 10/6/88 p19DiBiasio, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis -

son, H 5/28/88 p28Dick, Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. - son,

H 10/6/88 p19Dickey, Mr. & Mrs. Gary -

daughter, H 9/3/88 p16DiCosola, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard -

son, H 7/6/88 p14DiCostanzo, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Jr.

- daughter, H 7/21/88 p37Dieleman, Mr. & Mrs. Rick -

daughter, H 7/27/88 p15DiIorio, Mr. & Mrs. Vencenzo -

daughter, H 9/3/88 p16Dilello, Mr. & Mrs. Paul -

daughter, H 2/24/88 p30DiMarco, Mr. & Mrs. Richard -

daughter, H 12/28/88 p19Dimuzio, Lino and Heidi

[Yurgelun] - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

DiOrio, Lt. and Mrs. David R. - son, H 8/20/88 p16

Diorio, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 9/3/88 p16

DiPippo, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

DiPreta, Rocco and Joanne [Cardillo] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

DiScala, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

DiScala, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Discala, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Dobles-Vargas, Luis E. and Alice [Ramos] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Dodge, Mr. & Mrs. Bayard - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Domanick, Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. - son, H 1/8/88 p19, H 1/25/88 p17

Donahue, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Donelan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Donovan, Mr. & Mrs. Kyle - son, H 4/30/88 p16

Dooley, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Doran, Mr. & Mrs. Daryl - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Dornan, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Dorsett, Jeffrey S. and Elizabeth Anne [Gaffney] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Douglas, Mark and Bonnie [Pelletier] - son, H 10/8/88 p19

Drew, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Drummond, Mr. & Mrs. Chris - son, H 6/18/88 p14

Duane, Mr. & Mrs. Francis - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Duarte, Joseph and Gutierez, Anam - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

DuBouver, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Duchan, Dr. and Mrs. Brian - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Duffey, B. Christopher and Kathleen [O'Brien] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Dumont, Mr. & Mrs. Parnell - daughter, H 7/9/88 p14

Duncan, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Dyer, Robert and Lauren [Mendence] - son, H 3/8/88 p23

Dziurzynski, Stanislaw W. and Kathleen [Cunningham] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Eason, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Ebbott, John P. Jr. and Kathleen [Flaherty] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Eckman, Mr. & Mrs. Yossie - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Eder, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Edvardsen, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 6/18/88 p14

Efstathiades, Mr. & Mrs. Harry - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Ekstrand, Keith Lars and Rosemary [Shirey] - son, H 7/21/88 p36

Ely, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Emerson, Willard I. III and Nathalie [Gram] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Enamorado, Mr. & Mrs. Genaro - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Engelberg, Laurence A. and Judy [Brodsky] - daughter, H 9/17/88 p18

Engelke, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Eppley, Mr. & Mrs. Kent - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Erario, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Erb, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 6/18/88 p14

Esposito, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Esposito, Mr. & Mrs. Louis - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Ettari, Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Ettinger, Mr. & Mrs. Heath - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Everett, Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Ezzo, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Fabian, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Fahey, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Fancher, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - daughter, H 11/26/88 p17

Fanelli, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Farrelly, Peter T. and Mary Jo [Ertola] - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16, H 7/30/88 p13, H 8/13/88 p16

Faucher, Mr. & Mrs. Jean Luc - daughter, H 12/23/88 p29

Federici, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Fedor, Allen and Jeri Anne - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Feighery, Brian and Debbie [Strate] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Fenn, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Ferencz, Mr. & Mrs. John Jr. - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Godfrey - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Milton III - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Ferris, Paul R. and Peggy [Consavage] - son, H 10/19/88 p19

Fessler, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Fieber, Robert J. and Susan [Coutermash] - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Figueroa, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Fine, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Fink, Michael S. and Donna [Palo] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Fink, Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. - son, H 1/6/88 p16

Fisher, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 7/9/88 p14

Fitch, Steven N. and Katharine [Bennett] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Fitzgerald, J. Scott and Bonnie [Worth] - daughter, H 12/14/88 p20

29


Births (Continued)Fitzpatrick, Mr. & Mrs. David -

daughter, H 3/17/88 p38Fitzpatrick, Mr. & Mrs. Edward -

son, H 10/15/88 p17Fitzpatrick, Mr. & Mrs. Robert -

daughter, H 12/28/88 p19Flaxman, Mr. & Mrs. Michael -

daughter, H 1/14/88 p37Floody, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. -

son, H 4/20/88 p21Flores, Mr. & Mrs. Jose -

daughter, H 7/6/88 p14Flores, Mr. & Mrs. Roberto Jr. -

son, H 4/23/88 p16Florio, Joe and Robin [Burchard] -

daughter, H 8/13/88 p17Florio, John J. and Robin [Roy] -

daughter, H 8/8/88 p15, H 11/26/88 p17

Fludd, Mr. & Mrs. Byron - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Foley, Michael and Terriann [Tegano] - son, H 12/24/88 p17

Foley, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Foley, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Fontaine, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Forcellina, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Forcier, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Ford, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Fotinopoulos, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Foy, Mr. & Mrs. Michael -son, H 1/14/88 p37

Fraioli, Claudio and Cindy [Mirizio] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Frank, Mr. & Mrs. George - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Franklino, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Franks, Mr. & Mrs. Marc - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Franzen, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Fratino, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Freedman, Alan and Martha [Fraser] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Freund, Mr. & Mrs. Bela - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Freyer, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Friedman, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Froehlich, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Fuentes, Daniel and Roseanne [Sanders] - daughter, H 7/20/88 p28

Fuentes, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Fumai, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Fusci, Frederick and Norma Ann [Lucente] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Gaboriault, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Gabriel, David and MaryAnn [Ruggiero] - daughter, H 6/8/88 p31

Gajewski, Mr. & Mrs. Wojciech - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Galeano, Mr. & Mrs. Herman - daughter, H 11/26/88 p17

Gall, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Gallagher, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Gallo, Keith and Donna [Verrastro] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Galvin, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. - son, H 10/8/88 p18

Gandulla, Mr. & Mrs. Eliud - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Gannon, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Garcia, Mr. & Mrs. Carmello - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Garcia, Mr. & Mrs. Roy - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Gardell, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Garnett, Kenneth Jr. and Enette [Osborne] - daughter, H 10/12/88 p16

Garofalo, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Gavilanes, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Gavrielidis, Mr. & Mrs. Emilios - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Gedling, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Geitz, Robert E. and Barbara [LaGuardia] - daughter, H 12/21/88 p14

Genuario, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Gerardi, John and Sharon [Frasca] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Geronimo, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Giannattasio, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Gilbertie, Jay and Lynn [Kapitan] - son, H 7/11/88 p16

Gildea, Mr. & Mrs. John W - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Giorgio, Berand and Lisa [DiDia] - son, H 2/25/88 p14

Glascott, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Glazer, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Goico, Mr. & Mrs. Luis - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Gold, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Goldenberg, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Gonzalez, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Gonzalez, Mr. & Mrs. Roger - son, H 10/8/88 p16

Goodman, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Gordon, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Govil, Mr. & Mrs. Pradeep K. - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Graham, Mr. & Mrs. Roger - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Grant, Mr. & Mrs. Philip - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Green, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Greenberg, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Greene, Michael B. and Susan [Best] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Greene, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Greene, Walter N. and Susan [Meacham] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Grega, Robert and Kimberly [Lescovich] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Grills, Joseph F. and Joan [Moreno] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Guarcello, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas James - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Guimond, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Gulemi, Gary J. and Margaret Day [Scribner] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Gussen, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Gustafson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Gutowski, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Z. - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Hall, Alan C. and Rosemarie [Derry] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

30


Births (Continued)Hallack, Mr. & Mrs. Elais - son, H

5/14/88 p15Ham, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H

9/3/88 p16Hamernick, Richard and Joy

[McElwee] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Hammond, Mr. & Mrs. Jon - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Hanan, Mr. & Mrs. Rupert - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Hanley, Mr. & Mrs. Terrance - daughter, H 11/19/88 p16

Hanton, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Harlow, Duane and Karen [Beirne] - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Harman, Douglas C. and De Lys Diane [Brown] - daughter, H 7/16/88 p23

Harrick, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Harris, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Harrison, Howard and Linda [Alston] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Hart, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Hartlett, Theodore and Ibel [Bonzalez] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Haslett, Mr. & Mrs. James III - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Havlicek, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Hawley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Haygood Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Harrison David - son, H 10/8/88 p18

Hecht, Rabbi & Mrs. Yehoshua - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Hegedus, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Heimer, Mr. & Mrs. Owen - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Heins, Mr. & Mrs. William F. - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Hello, Mr. & Mrs. Scott - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Henion, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Henneberrry, William H. and Sandra M. [Farrell] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Hennessey, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Hennessy, Dr. Brian and Therese [Belden] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Herbert, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 7/9/88 p14

Herman, Jeffrey and Robin [Holson] - daughter, H 2/20/88 p27

Hernandez, Mr. & Mrs. Luis - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Herriman, Leonard Earl and Rosa [Del-Pilar Garces] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Hertz, John and Debra - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Higgs, Alan R. and Karen [Hansen] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Hillman, Mr. & Mrs. Peter N - son, H 10/6/88 p19

Hines, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Hoefling, Mr. & Mrs. Francis - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Hoermann, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Hogan, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Holcomb, Michael and Mary [Pagano] - son, H 8/24/88 p16

Holdsworth, William J. and Phyllis [Thibeault] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Holiday, Charles R. and Deborah J. [Gesualdi] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Holland, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Holson, Mr. & Mrs. Todd - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Homa, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Horn, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Horvath, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Houston, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Hoyt, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Hughes, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Hulit, Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Jr. - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Hurlburt, Clifford & Paula [Preston] - son, H 10/26/88 p14

Hurst, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Hussein, Mr. & Mrs. Ahmed - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Hutter, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Iannone,, Mr. & Mrs. Vicenzo - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Ierardi, Robert A. and Beryl [Barnes] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Impy, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Inch, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Ingraham Robert S. and Lisa [Laaksonen] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Inman, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Izzo, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Jr. - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Jackman, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - daughter, H 12/22/88 p18

Jackson, Barbara - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Jackson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. - daughter, H 6/18/88 p14

Jacobsen, Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Jacoby, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Janssen, Edvard D. and Rebecca A. [Weimer] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Jarmond, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Jaros, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Jean, Mr. & Mrs. Daly - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Jennings, Peter and Ruth - daughter, H 3/19/88 p30

Jensen, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Johns, Randall S. and Pamela [Elliott] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Johnson, Farlin (Tim) Jr. and Linda [Gavin] - daughter, H 3/23/88 p21

Johnson, Howard P. Jr. and Nora Louise [Ryan] - son, H 8/11/88 p19

Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Don - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Johnston, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Jorgensen, Matthew and Elizabeth [Driscoll] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Joyal, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Joyner, Carl Jr. and Deirdre [Burks] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Judway, Penny - daughter, H 1/8/88 p19

Kahlden, Mr. & Mrs. Dale - son, H 11/5/88 p16

Kalin, Jeffrey and Judy [Rink] - son, H 3/23/88 p14

31


Births (Continued)Kane, Michael and Deborah

[Gattuso] - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Kanner, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Kapec, Mr. & Mrs. Erik Stephen - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Kaplan, Michael and Meryl [Fox] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Karl, Robert Stephen and Gaylene [Johnson] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Karoczkai, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Kaye, Mr. & Mrs. William Samuel - son, H 10/6/88 p19

Kazantsides, Mr. & Mrs. Kyriako - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Keane, Mr. & Mrs. John F. - son, H 6/18/88 p14

Keane, Mr. & Mrs. John J. Jr. - daughter, H 6/18/88 p14

Keegan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Keen, Frank G. Jr. and Knowlton-Keen, Sally [Knowlton] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Keeney, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Kehagias, Mr. & Mrs. Nick - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Kelley, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick - daughter, H 12/31/88 p16

Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Kerrigan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Kerrisk, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Kerschner, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Kewer, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Khan, M. Ejaz and Fahmidah - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Khan, Mr. & Mrs. Afzal Ali - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Kiely, Mr. & Mrs. Barry - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Kinder, Mr. & Mrs. RogerW - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Kinlock, Mr. & Mrs. Howard - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Kitchens, Mr. & Mrs. John N. - son, H 7/9/88 p14

Klein, Mr. & Mrs. Carlton - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Klein, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Kline, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Klitgaard, John and Maria [Stewart] - daughter, H 8/17/88 p16

Klucik, Mr. & Mrs. Rodney - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Koemer, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Jr. - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Kohn, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Koizumi, Mr. & Mrs. Yuichi - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Kokias, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Konitshek, Ronald E. and Maria [Japon] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Konover, Mr. & Mrs. Donald - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Koosed, Mr. & Mrs. Martin - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Koppy, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Koskorelos, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Kostowski, Edward Phillip and Susan [Lodato] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Kousidis, Mr. & Mrs. Panagiotis - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Kozak, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Kratky, Mr. & Mrs. John Michael - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Kraus, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Krause, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Krinsley, Dr. James and Maureen [Renahan] - daughter, H 7/16/88 p23

Krivoshik, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Krubski, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Kudlicki, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Kulish, Robert J. and Sandra [Rotante] - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Kunz, Mr. & Mrs. Kyle - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Kydes, Mr. & Mrs. Christo - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Kyriakides, Carol and Nicolaos - daughter, H 11/5/88 p16

Lametta, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Jr. - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Lametta, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Lancaster, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Landry, Mr. & Mrs. Conrad - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Lapolla, Anthony and Cynthia [Dunlop] - daughter, H 9/3/88 p14

LaRose, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Larsen, Paul C. and Gay [Kinney] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

LaTronica, Michael R. and Susan [Large] - son, H 10/6/88 p19

Laughton, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

LaViola, Dominick and Donna [DeCost] - son, H 7/28/88 p33

Lazarides, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Lazzaro, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. - daughter, H 6/23/88 p42, H 7/23/88 p15

Leach, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

LeBlanc, Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman Jr. - daughter, H 4/23/88 p16

Lecky, Mr. & Mrs. Victor - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Leeker, Joseph and Kimberly - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Leess, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Leet, Jonathan R. and Tracy [Cross] - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Leister, Kellen and MaryEllen [Smith] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Lelle, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Lenahan, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Leonard, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Lesky, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Levy, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Lewis, Timothy and Cynthia [Tigano] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Liaskas, Mr. & Mrs. George - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Lilian, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Lind, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Liporace, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Lipp, Mr. & Mrs. Roman - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Little, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Liu, Shao H. and Chilin [Chu] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Lobello, Mr. & Mrs. Giovanni - son, H 12/28/88 p19

32


Births (Continued)Longo, Carmine V. Jr. and Laurie

[Marotta] - son, H 8/3/88 p19Longstreth, Mr. & Mrs. James -

daughter, H 3/23/88 p19Lorusso, Michael and Lorraine

[Barcello] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Louis, Jean F. Pierre and Josette [Sette] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Love, James F. Jr. and Pamela [Barnum] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Lucas, Mr. & Mrs. Charles II - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Ludemann, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Lund, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Lundberg, Lance B. and Alison Marie [Kaye] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Lusardi, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Lusniak, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Lyall, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Lyon, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Lyon, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Mace, James and Holloway, Denise - son, H 5/11/88 p18

Machinello, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

MacMannis, Mr. & Mrs. Bertram Roberts Jr. - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Magggiore, Anthyony (sic) and Lisa [Foglia] - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Magliaro, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Magner, Michael J. and Leslie B. [Sakson] - daughter, H 10/5/88 p18

Maher, Christopher L. and Nancy [Krawiec] - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Malbin, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Malcolm, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Malizia, Carmine and Lisa [Pratley] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Malizia, Kenneth and Maureen [Winters] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Mallozzi, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Mally, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred - son, H 4/30/88 p16

Malone, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Manglani, Mr. & Mrs. Inderpal - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Manousos, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Marino, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Marron, Mr. & Mrs. Keith - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Steven - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Martinez, Mr. & Mrs. Evaristo - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Martone, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Marx, Allen J. and Charlene [McCutcheon] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Mason, Scott John and Melissa [Voigt] - daughter, H 10/12/88 p16

Matthews, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Matula, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 11/26/88 p17

Maurice, Normand A. Jr. and Terry [Chmielinski] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Mavroleon, Mr. & Mrs. Elias - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Mayer, Frederick MacCasler and Kristen Ann [Fairey] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Mayer, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son, H 9/3/88 p16

McAuliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. W. Barry Jr. - son, H 10/8/88 p18

McCarthy, Timothy and Lisa [Romanchuk] - daughter, H 10/4/88 p19

McClenathan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert- son, H 9/3/88 p16

McDermott, Mr. & Mrs. William Jr - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

McDonald, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

McDonald, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

McGarty, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 3/23/88 p19

McGehee, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 7/6/88 p14

McGinley, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

McGreevy, Mr. & Mrs. William J. - son, H 7/13/88 p32

McKenzie, Mr. & Mrs. Lynford - son, H 7/23/88 p15

McNichols, Mr. & Mrs. QWalter - son, H 7/6/88 p14

McRedmond, C. Richard and Christine [Geiger] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

McSally, Thomas and Marianne [Samodel] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Mellow, Michael and Linda Miano-Mellow - son, H 6/22/88 p18, H 7/30/88 p15

Melton, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Menchaca, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Mendence, Philip and Francine [Tegano] - daughter, H 12/14/88 p14

Mendez, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Mengwall, Mr. & Mrs. Lennart - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Menoscal, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny - daughter, H 10/8/88 p18

Mensching, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Mercede, John J. Jr. and Lorraine [Smith] - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Merrill, Joseph W. and Tracy [Louis] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Merritt, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Merturi, Mr. & Mrs. Luz - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Meuser, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Henry III- son, H 2/24/88 p30

Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - twin daughters, H 5/14/88 p15

Michalowski, Robert and Kristie [Barker] - son, H 9/9/88 p25

Migliaccio, Mr. & Mrs. Silvio - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Miner, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Mintz, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Miressi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Miserendino, Tammy - son, H 5/7/88 p14

Miyazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shoji - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Mocciola, Mr. & Mrs. Alan - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Mock, Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Moerler, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

33


Births (Continued)Mola, Mr. & Mrs. David -

daughter, H 3/17/88 p38Mola, Mr. & Mrs. Richard -

daughter, H 12/28/88 p19Molgano, Anthony J. and Kathryn

[Yawney] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Montaperto, Steven J. and Meg [Mackaronis] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Montellese, Mr. & Mrs. George - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Montgomery, Joseph S. and Celia [Congdon] - son, H 10/19/88 p19

Montross, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Moore, John T. and Joseph, Barbara - daughter, H 12/10/88 p16

Moore, Mr. & Mrs. John - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Moore, William Thomas and Young, Constance - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Morales, Edwin A. and Haydee [Garcia] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Moran, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Moreno, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Moretti, Mr. & Mrs. Gene - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Morgan, Jeffrey D. and Molly [Rohn] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Morgan, Robert Lee and Hargrave, Annette - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Moriarty, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Morris, Mr. & Mrs. Gray - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Morris, Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Morrissey, Charles R. Jr.and Carol L. [Yocum] - son, H 10/8/88 p19

Morrissey, Kevin and Linda [Reeves] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Morrow, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Moss, Doug and Deborah Kamlani - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Mount, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Mueller, John M. III and Susan [McGlinn] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Mueller, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Mulford, Mr. & Mrs. Clark - daughter, H 4/30/88 p16

Munoz, Gama and Margaret [Calone] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Murawski, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Murphy, Kevin P. and Jamey [Short] - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Matthew - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Mygatt, Peter and Deborah [Hill] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Napoletano, William and Paula [DeBartolomeo] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Nathan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Naylor, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Nebel, Mr. & Mrs. Emil - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Nette, William J. and Sonia [Pandelos] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Newton, Bobby and Keitt, Jeanette - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Nielson, Mr. & Mrs. Torben - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Nimmo, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Nizolek, William and Judy [Santelle] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Nolan, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Noonan, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Norris, Mr. & Mrs. Rocky - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Noveck, Mr. & Mrs. Allen - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Nugent, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Nugent, Richard and Cynthia [Duddie] - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Nuro, Frank T. and Wendy [Johnson] - son, H 8/31/88 p17

Nuzzo, Daniel G. Jr. and Roseann [Silvester] - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Nyce, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

O'Brien, Tom and Mindy [Merriam] - daughter, H 8/15/88 p23

O'Connell, Dennis J. and Jodi [DeBartolo] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Martin - daughter, H 4/30/88 p16

O'Connor, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

O'Hagan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 6/18/88 p14

O'Haire, Anthony and Lise [Nussbaum] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

O'Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Oakes, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Oakford, William B. and Kathryn [Smith] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Ocampo, Mr. & Mrs. Hernan - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Ocampo, Mr. & Mrs. Luis - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Oman, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Onetto, John Peter and Gina Marie [Brown] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Orgovan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 11/5/88 p16

Osborn, Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Osborne, John and Patricia [Cahalan] - daughter, H 1/30/88 p15

Osborne, Raymond K. and Susan [Krenicki] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Ouellette, Mr. & Mrs. Russell - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Ousterhout, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Ouzounidis, Mr. & Mrs. Georgios - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Page, Nathan L. Sr. and Juliet G. [Neil] - son, H 9/10/88 p16, H 10/29/88 p15

Palladino, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Palladino, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Palladino, Peter and Rosa [Conte] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Palmer, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Palmer, Mr. & Mrs. Relford - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Palmer, P. Cole Jr. and Patti [Malone] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Paloian, Mr. & Mrs. Mizing Jr. - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Palumberi, James and Sharon [Ivory] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Pampoukidis, Mr. & Mrs. George - son, H 2/24/88 p30

34


Births (Continued)Papachristou, Mr. & Mrs.

Konstantinos - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Papachristou, Mr. & Mrs. Petros - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Pappas, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Paquette, Mr. & Mrs. Norman - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Parisi, Mr. & Mrs. Carmen Jr. - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Parmelee, Steven and Alexander, Mary - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Parsons, Jed and Susan [Mihalik] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Pascarelli, John and Obuchowski, Geraldine - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Passaro, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Passero, Dr. Marino R. and Jackie [Prizio] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Patrick, Michael A. and Lisa [Fuentes] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Patterson, Trina and Johnson, Selwyn - twin sons, H 10/8/88 p18

Peace, Mr. & Mrs. James - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Peak, Gary S. and Debra L. [Rubinstein] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Peden, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Pelle, Mr. & Mrs. Giuseppe - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Pelletier, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Pelton, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Pereca, Roland Michael and Janet [Morrissey] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Peters, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Peterson, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Peterson, Raymond J. Jr. and Patricia [LePage] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Petropoulos, Mr. & Mrs. Konstantinos - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Petulla, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Piatt, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Pierce, Mr. & Mrs. Reginald - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Pierre-Charles, Donald and Carmelie [Pauleus] - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Pierre-Charles, Mr. & Mrs. Jean Enoc - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Pike, Tod D. and Dawn [Raymond] - son, H 3/17/88 p39

Pinckney, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Pino, Guillermo and Lulma - son, H 10/12/88 p16

Plason, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Plunkett, Timothy and Mary Beth [Gallacher] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Pober, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Pocock, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 4/30/88 p16

Pomer, Frank and Rosemary - son, H 10/13/88 p41

Pompa, John O. and Rosemary [Troisi] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Pompa, Leonard A. Jr. and Victoria Anne [Cossitt] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Pooler, Mr. & Mrs. David W. - son, H 3/17/88 p39

Porter, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Possidento, Joseph and Cynthia [Re] - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Post, Mr. & Mrs. Joshua - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Powers, Maurice W. and Mellissa A. [Linde] - son, H 10/19/88 p19

Powers, Richard and Elizabeth Lepore - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Pramer, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Pramer, Timothy J. and Kathleen [McCarthy] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Pratt, William and Nancy [Hughes] - son, H 11/12/88 p15

Prescott, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Pressley, Leroy M. & Reed, Wendy A. - son, H 1/2/88 p23

Preter, Lon and Lisa [Kleinman] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Priest, Robert G. and Barbara [Brown] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Quell, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Quinn, Mark A. and Bonnie [Corrado] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Quinones, Mr. & Mrs. Rafael - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Quiros, Mr. & Mrs. Julio - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Quirsfeld, John W. and Rebecca [Byers] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Raeder, Fredrick Jr. and Laura [DeMayo] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Ralph, Mark A. and Cari [Cochran] - son, H 7/16/88 p21

Raphael, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Rath, Timothy and Peggie [Stevens] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Rau, Stephen Geney and Deborah Lee [Street] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Ravanello, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Julius - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Regan, Richard A. and Gail [VonDwingelo] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Reid, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Luis - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Rhodes, Paul and Doreen [Walters] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Rissler, Mr. & Mrs. Kaj - twin son and daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Ritch, William B. and Blaze [Albrecht] - daughter, H 10/15/88 p17

Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Martin - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Roach, Curtiss and Leslie [McShane] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Robb, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Robertine, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. David - twin daughters, H 9/3/88 p16

Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Robson, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

35


Births (Continued)Rochlin, Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey -

daughter, H 9/3/88 p16Rolon, Felix and Mindy Lee -

daughter, H 9/8/88 p17Rorke, Anthony Brooks and

Karen Joan [Fennimore] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Rosa, Mr. & Mrs. Paul - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Rose, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 2/24/88 p30

Ross, George Robert and Terry Jo [Mayer] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Rossetti, Albert and Nancy Jean [Roy] - son, H 5/4/88 p31, H 4/23/88 p16

Rossi, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jr - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Rowley, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Rubinstein, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Ruggieri, John and Elizabeth [Burwell] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Ruiz, Mr. & Mrs. Julian - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Russell, Mr. & Mrs. Scott - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Russell, Tony and Julie [Prival] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Russman, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Russo, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Ruther, Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Rutledge, Timothy E. and Denise [Brulte] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Ruttkamp, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Ryan, John and Sheelagh - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Sabato, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Sabella, Anthony T. and Lisa [Turer] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Sachs, Dr. & Mrs. Paul - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Sady, Mr. & Mrs. Maran - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Sahai, Mr. & Mrs. Sedeek - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Salinas, Mr. & Mrs. Pedro - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Saltus, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Salvioli, Mr. & Mrs. Francesco - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Santaniello, Joseph and Jodie [Cappellieri] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Santella, Peter Michael Jr. and Suzan [Obernier] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Santona, Mr. & Mrs. Gualberto Sonia - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Santos, Mr. & Mrs. Jose - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Sargent, Mr. & Mrs. Russell - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Sarris, Konstantinos and Konstantina [Arapidis] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Sasloe, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Satinover, Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Savvidis, Mr. & Mrs. Alexandros - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Sawyer, Mr. & Mrs. Broderick - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Scallion, Robert and Nancy [Hall] - son, H 7/7/88 p19

Scanlan, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Scanlon, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Scarfo, Robert J. and Kim A. [Pesak] - son, H 7/16/88 p23

Schneider, Douglas R. & Mary R. [Buchanan] - son, H 1/2/88 p22

Schneider, Mr. & Mrs. Charles - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Schrier, Mr. & Mrs. Jack - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Schroeder, Mr. & Mrs. James - twin son and daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Schulman, Michael and Fran [Lato] - daughter, H 8/4/88 p20

Schwartz, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Schwartz, William and Lisa [Shutkin] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Scire, Philip and Anne [Torre] - daughter, H 10/19/88 p19

Scofield, Ronald W. and Maryann Elizabeth [Avery] - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Seamans, Timothy and Dorinda [Kovacs] - son, H 8/3/88 p19

Seewald, Gregory Edward and Patricia M. [Reeter] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Seferian, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Selke, Gary R. D. and Dorinda A. [Kerekes] - daughter, H 6/15/88 p26

Selvage, Mr. & Mrs. Scott - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Senger, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Sentementes, Alan and Debbie [Joss] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Sestito, Angelo and Laura [Laccona] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

Shafer, Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Shaughnessy, Mr. & Mrs. John - twin son and daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Shaw, David L. and Carol A. [Martin] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Shea, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Shepard, Mr. & Mrs. Norman - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Sherman, Mr. & Mrs. Howard - daughter, H 7/9/88 p14

Sherwood, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Shine, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Sholly, Mr. & Mrs. Brian - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Shular, Scottie Stephen and Keels, Marla Jolan - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Shuler, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Siberon, Mr. & Mrs. Melvin - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Sidbury, Mr. & Mrs. Roy - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Siegel, Mr. & Mrs. Harold - son, H 4/23/88 p16

Sielert, Mr. & Mrs. William - daughter, H 11/19/88 p17

Sierra, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Sillo, Michael and Patty [Pisanelli] - son, H 4/13/88 p17

Silverstein, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Singer, Mr. & Mrs. John - twin son & daughter, H 4/30/88 p16

Sisson, Mr. & Mrs. Frank - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Sizensky, John and Eva [Horvath] - son, H 1/25/88 p16

36


Births (Continued)Skiba, Gary E. and Kathleen

[Colloton] - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Skibitchky, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Skolnik, Mr. & Mrs. Leon - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Slate, Bill and Ina - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Sloan, Michael L. and Marie [Easley] - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Small, Mr. & Mrs. Ramond - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Smalls, Earl and Cereta [Louis] - daughter, H 10/6/88 p19

Smart, James W. and Patricia M. [Forelich] - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Smith, Donald F. and Tina Marie [Shirey] - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15, H 5/24/88 p15

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Todd - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Smith, Ronald S. and Samuel, Brenda D. - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Snell, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Snider, Larry B. and Hebrink, Lori R. - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Snider, Mr. & Mrs. Leroy - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Snider, Ray and Nelson, Shelly - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Snyder, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Sohns, Gregory and Babson, Averill - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Solerti, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Solheim, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Sonnenblick, Bruce and Patricia Elizabeth [Regan] - son, H 5/28/88 p29

Sorhus, Mr. & Mrs. Jakob - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Soto, Mr. & Mrs. Jaime - son, H 11/23/88 p46

Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Thomas - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Spencer, Roger and Kathy [Van Scoy] - daughter, H 7/16/88 p21

Spescha, Patrick and Elizabeth [Spanto] - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Spielman, Mr. & Mrs. William Sr - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

St. John, William B. and Nancy [Gregor] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Stadler, Mr. & Mrs. Alex - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Staff, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Staien, Mr. & Mrs. Gregg - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Starrett, James P. & Marianne [Gallo] - son, H 10/26/88 p14

Stebbins, David R. and Gayle K. [Miller] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Steiger, William B. and Stacey [Wachtel] - son, H 7/16/88 p23

Stekovich, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Stevens, Glenn H. and Kathryn [Pappolla] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Stevens, Malcolm and Nancy [Parenty] - son, H 3/26/88 p13

Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. George - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Stevenson, G. Barnes III and Diane [Kapsimalis] - son, H 1/21/88 p39

Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Andre - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Stinchfield, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Strong, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Suchoff, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Sullivan, Frederic and Stehly, Tamara - son, H 3/17/88 p38

Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 10/12/88 p16

Surace, Joseph and Nancy [Boccanfuso] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Sutton, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jr. - daughter, H 4/13/88 p15

Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel - daughter, H 12/22/88 p18

Szanto, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Szuch, Mr. & Mrs. Robert - daughter, H 12/14/88 p18

Taccone, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17, H 10/1/88 p16

Taliercio, Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Tedesco, Mr. & Mrs. Carmen - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Telesco, David C. and Susan [Tart] - son, H 2/27/88 p15, H 3/17/88 p38

Tenenbaum, Richard L. & Stein, Barbara - daughter, H 10/26/88 p20

Tesauro, Mr. & Mrs. Glen - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Thelusma, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Thivierge, Joseph L. and Carol A. [Anton] - daughter, H 7/9/88 p15

Thivierge, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jr. - daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Gerbert - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Lancer - daughter, H 4/23/88 p16

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Beresford - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Thoren, Peter L. and Lisa [Emmons] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Tickner, Mr. & Mrs. David H. - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Timbers, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Tirpack, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Tisano, Thomas and Noreen [Minogue] - daughter, H 4/16/88 p17

Tobin, Stuart and Leann - son, H 10/15/88 p17

Todd, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 4/23/88 p16

Tofil, Mr. & Mrs. John - twins - daughter & son, H 7/6/88 p14

Togridis, Mr. & Mrs. Spiroi - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Tomasulo, Anthony Francis and Iris [Rombout] - son, H 10/8/88 p18

Toohey, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Toomey, Mr. & Mrs. William - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Toper, Stephen A. and Beth [Kelly] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Toris, Christopher and Lauren [Kraft] - son, H 12/14/88 p21

Tornatore, Mr. & Mrs. Sebastiano - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Torok, Mr. & Mrs. James - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

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Births (Continued)Torrano, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son,

H 1/25/88 p17Torrence, Phillip J. and Laurette

[Vieux] - daughter, H 7/13/88 p32

Toth, Robert William Sr. and Alison M. [Toth] - son, H 1/23/88 p15

Totilo, Raymond and Wilson, Lisa - son, H 10/8/88 p18

Trau, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Treschitta, Kenneth P. and Linda [Ialeggio] - daughter, H 7/20/88 p28

Treschitta, Mr. & Mrs. John - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Treschitta, Mr. & Mrs. John T. - daughter, H 8/24/88 p16

Trinidad, Mr. & Mrs. Jose - son, H 9/10/88 p17

Trofa, Mr. & Mrs. Giovannie - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Troiano, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Trout, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Trowbridge, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Tsaparakis, Dimitrios G. and Elsa [Kydes] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Tucciarone, Mariano and Joanne [Valente] - son, H 10/12/88 p16

Tucciarone, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Tucker, James and Monica [Gilbertie] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Tudor, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholae - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Turenne, Mr. & Mrs. Michelet - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Turkat, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen - daughter, H 12/28/88 p19

Turrentine, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Tweedie, J. B. and Junessa [Cruse] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Tziolas, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Ulatowski, John J. and Susan [Anderson] - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Ulmer, Mr. & Mrs. David - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Valencia, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos - daughter, H 9/10/88 p17

Valiante, Mr. & Mrs. Bartholomew - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Van Loan Jr. William R. and Eileen A. [Rourke] - son, H 6/4/88 p27

Vancollie, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Vandall, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Vanscoy, Mr. & Mrs. Fred III - twin son and daughter, H 3/23/88 p19

VanWie, Douglas R. and Sharon [McCabe] - son, H 9/3/88 p15

Varian, Mr. & Mrs. Edward - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Vazquez, Gustavo and Linda (Pesacreta) - daughter, H 11/26/88 p17

Ventrella, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 9/3/88 p16

Vigneault, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Vincent, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Vincent, Mr. & Mrs. Tony - daughter, H 7/23/88 p15

Vinci, Charles J. and Linda [Plummer] - son, H 3/23/88 p19

Vingo, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Virgilio, Don and Sharon [Reichner] - daughter, H 1/25/88 p16

Visconti, Charles M. and Cheryl [Nomack] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Vogel, Richard and Susan [Coates] - son, H 7/13/88 p32

Volpe, Mr. & Mrs. Edmund - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Voorhees, Russell Raymond Jr. and Katherine [Kent] - daughter, H 6/4/88 p27

Vornkahl, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - daughter, H 7/6/88 p14

Vris, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - daughter, H 10/29/88 p15

Walker, Marshall and Patricia [Iorio] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Walker, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel - daughter, H 11/23/88 p46

Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. David - son, H 5/14/88 p15

Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Washington, Mr. & Mrs. Carl - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Washington, Mr. & Mrs. George Jr. - son, H 1/25/88 p17

Watson, Michael and Carol [Blackwell] - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Watson, Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne - son, H 4/13/88 p15

Watson, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - daughter, H 5/14/88 p15

Watson, Mr. & Mrs. Michael - son, H 9/3/88 p16

Webb, Jonathan D. and Anita L. [Sorice] - son, H 8/17/88 p15

Wechter, Mr. & Mrs. Roger - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Wegner, Mr. & Mrs. Warren - daughter, H 1/25/88 p17

Weinsoff, Steven J. and Lee-Ann (DeLeo) - son, H 11/1/88 p20

Wetmore, Mr. & Mrs. Gary - son, H 7/6/88 p14

Wheeler, Dale and Melody [Lane] - daughter, H 4/13/88 p17

Wheeler, Tomlinson S. and Kathryn [Dougherty] - daughter, H 9/24/88 p27

Whitaker, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas - son, H 11/1/88 p20

White, Kevin M. and Deborah [Macfarlane] - son, H 8/20/88 p16

White, Mr. & Mrs. Marcus - son, H 12/14/88 p18

Whitehead, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 11/26/88 p17

Whitman, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 7/23/88 p15

Whitmore, Mr. & Mrs. Clyde - son, H 1/14/88 p37

Whittendale, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - daughter, H 2/24/88 p30

Wiggin, Alexander King II and Gail Ellen [Niziak] - daughter, H 1/21/88 p39

Wigle, Capt. John G. and Denise [Shirey] - daughter, H 7/21/88 p36

Wiley, Mr. & Mrs. Peter - son, H 12/28/88 p19

Wilkes, Larry and Evelyn [Wright] - daughter, H 10/13/88 p41

Wille, James J. and Nancy L. [Hylemon] - son, H 4/16/88 p17

Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Andre - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - daughter, H 4/23/88 p16

Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. - daughter, H 3/17/88 p38

Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Mark - son, H 10/29/88 p15

Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Richard - son, H 12/22/88 p18

Wilsnack, Mr. & Mrs. Evan - daughter, H 11/1/88 p20

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Births (Continued)Wilson, Jesse and Mary Ann

[Austin] - son, H 10/13/88 p41Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Scott -

daughter, H 9/3/88 p16Wolff, Peter J. and Beth [Whaton]

- daughter, H 10/15/88 p17Wood, Douglas J. and Wendy

[Knapp] - son, H 7/19/88 p17Wood, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce - son, H

11/5/88 p16Worman, Mr. & Mrs. Roy -

daughter, H 7/9/88 p14Wright, Mr. & Mrs. Kelly - son, H

9/3/88 p16Wrinn, Michael and Laura

[Whalen] - son, H 12/2/88 p18Yaeger, Jim and Greta [Accurso] -

daughter, H 10/8/88 p18Yoon, Tae S. and Jung S. [Joo] -

son, H 1/25/88 p17York, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph - son, H

2/24/88 p30Yost, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen -

daughter, H 11/23/88 p46Zamm, Mark A. and Susan L.

[Vast] - daughter, H 11/2/88 p22

Zembruski, Mr. & Mrs. James E. - daughter, H 8/3/88 p19

Ziolkowski, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew - daughter, H 1/14/88 p37

Zurheide, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey - daughter, H 11/5/88 p16

Bisceglie Park-WestonBisceglie Park ceremony

planned: Kiwanis Club to be thanked, H 10/12/88 p33

Black Democratic Club. SEE GREATER NORWALK BLACK DEMOCRATIC CLUB AND COALITION

Black executives. SEE EXECUTIVES, BLACK

Black History MonthBring black history to life [photo],

H 2/29/88 p1+Historic recognition [photo], H

3/5/88 p1Program to focus on black

women: Voices of History at BMHS Friday [photo p1], H 2/23/88 p8

Renowned dramatist coming home: To present black history show, H 2/26/88 p22

Voices of History program held at Brien McMahon [photo], H 2/27/88 p1+

Black professionals. SEE EXECUTIVES, BLACK

Black women. SEE NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN-GREATER NORWALK CHAPTER

Blackwell, KarenCouncilman suggests evicting

drug dealers from public housing, H 1/28/88 p1+

Blanco, StephanieLaunch stirs memory for four

Norwalkers, H 9/29/88 p1+Blank Jewelry Importers

Bankruptcies, BJ 10/31/88 p18Bleifeld, Stanley

At Sculptural Images, H 12/17/88 p27

Blessing of the AnimalsAt the blessing [photo], H

12/22/88 p16Bliss Marine

E & B Marine streamlines, renames Bliss, H 3/24/88 p27+

Blitz, TerryThe Hour looks back

when....[Terry Blitz, BMHS 1967 grad, Norwalk's greatest high school baseball player] [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

Blizzard of '88Blizzard of '88 photos at Union

Trust [photo], H 3/10/88 p25+Old papers offer insight to famed

Blizzard of '88 [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Rowayton mailman weathered storm [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Blood donors-New CanaanNew Canaan blood bank

successful, H 12/10/88 p36Sight of blood won't frighten

student donors [photo], H 10/28/88 p9+

Students give blood for first time [photo], H 11/1/88 p35+

Bloom, HillardOystermen survive starfish,

hurricanes [photo], H 3/15/88 p19+

Bloom, Ira W.RTM elects Wood as moderator,

H 12/7/88 p37+Bloom, Norman

Oystermen survive starfish, hurricanes [photo], H 3/15/88 p19+

Bloom, Ralph C.Commission wants Bloom as

historian, H 9/29/88 p13Gannalo steps down: Bloom

takes post, H 11/3/88 p7Grant sought to restore murals, H

10/10/88 p7

Maritime Center may get 4 murals, H 12/8/88 p1+

Murals chairman blasts councilman's resolution, H 11/3/88 p7

Ralph Bloom officially named city historian by councilmen [photo], H 10/12/88 p1+

Bloom, ThomasHonored for action [photo], H

3/29/88 p7Bloomingdale's Murder

Bloomingdale's murder suspect under arrest, H 6/15/88 p1+

Shopper killer sought, H 6/7/88 p1+

Blue Mountain Ridge-NorwalkEye on Real Estate: Victorian

flavor, H 7/19/88 p19Blue Sky Bar Ice Cream Co.

Jingling bell gives ice cream man a boost [photo], H 8/9/88 p1+

Bluff Ave.-NorwalkBluff Avenue resident sues over

garage renovations, H 1/23/88 p17

Blum, JeffreyMore spirit, less materialism

Blum's Rx: In pursuit of happiness [photo], H 7/25/88 p17+

Blume, JudyJudy Blume brings encouraging

message: Standing ovation from kids [photo], H 4/4/88 p13

Blumenthal, PatriciaPlan has no tangible payoff for

city, H 10/18/88 p26Board of Education. SEE NAME

OF TOWN-EDUCATION, BOARD OF

Boardwalk. SEE NORWALK RIVER-BOARDWALK

Boat America Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/29/88

p21Boat U. S. Marine Center

BOAT/US Center opens here [photo], H 5/6/88 p37+

Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Boats and boating. SEE ALSO

CATAMARANS; CBOA; HARBORS; NORWALK/WESTPORT SEA EXPLORERS

24 pass boat skills, seamanship course, H 5/6/88 p37

New seamen pass boat course, H 1/11/88 p7

Safe boating activities set [photo], H 5/19/88 p31

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Boats and boating (Continued)Sailing classes are for fun and

learning: Places open for kids [photo], H 8/4/88 p21

Secret weapon [photo], H 2/29/88 p27

Smart boat attire enhances mobility [photo], H 5/19/88 p30

Boats and boating-Accidents42-footer scrapes reef, H 9/30/88

p31Are accidents being reported?

[photo], H 6/17/88 p34+Boating safety reminder given

[photo], H 6/10/88 p16+Body of lobsterman identified, H

11/15/88 p4Body washed ashore may be

lobsterman, H 11/14/88 p4Coast Guard helps boat avert

sinking, H 11/5/88 p5Coast Guard searching for two

men, H 10/21/88 p1+Coast Guard suspends search

for missing boat, H 10/24/88 p37+

Divers: Structural damage not visible on sunken boat, H 11/11/88 p4

Local Power Squadron with new safety angle, H 5/27/88 p27

Man pulled from water as boat burns, H 11/1/88 p35+

Missing boat found in middle of Sound, H 11/10/88 p4

Uproar increases over tow policy, H 4/1/88 p24

Boats and boating-CharteringBelle Island party boat in

operation [photo], H 10/29/88 p1+

Charters stock up for trip south [photo], H 9/8/88 p23+

Boats and boating-DrugsCBOA opposes `zero tolerance',

H 8/12/88 p22Boats and boating-Exhibitions

Newest Maritime Center show: `Small Boats Afloat' exhibit opens today [photo], H 10/1/88 p7

Boats and boating-Exhibits. SEE BOATS AND BOATING-EXHIBITIONS

Boats and boating-Maintenance and repair

Small boat-owner suffers [letter], H 12/12/88 p11

Winter boat storage vote delayed, H 9/27/88 p12

Boats and boating-NorwalkPolice seeking law to protect

docking spaces, H 10/28/88 p1+

The Hour looks back when....[Peter Isler, BMHS 1973 graduate, navigator of US Stars & Stripes, winner 1987 America's Cup] [photo], H 6/23/88 p26

Boats and boating-RacesDiMauro feels 'cat' can go much

faster [photo], H 9/8/88 p27+DiMauro praises use of rigid sail,

H 9/10/88 p23+Dream Weaver, Twist lead, H

9/14/88 p30Norwalkers meet Cup challenge

[photo], H 9/7/88 p1+Trophy taken [photo], H 7/22/88

p32Boats and boating-Shows

Boat Show-bigger, better [photo], H 9/16/88 p28

Boat shows save steps, H 9/9/88 p30+

Cruisers to go to sea in also at Powerboat Show, H 9/14/88 p27+

Dealers departed boat show happy [photo], H 9/19/88 p16

Many new fishermen at Powerboat Show [photo], H 9/14/88 p27

Show electronis-more gear for less dollars, H 9/16/88 p29

This vision could come true, H 9/14/88 p27

Boats and boating-South Norwalk

Police seeking law to protect docking spaces, H 10/28/88 p1+

Boats and boating-Study and teaching

Local Power Squadron with new safety angle, H 5/27/88 p27

Norwalk residents are to join sail school [photo], H 5/27/88 p27

Boats and boating-TaxationDarien company slapped with

lien, H 10/29/88 p33Boats and boating-Towing

Boaters cheer towing policy change: Auxiliary can tow again, H 4/22/88 p10

Bob Chafee Dart LeagueDart league keeps players on

target [photo], H 3/14/88 p1+Bodick, Mike

3-time All-City gridder heading to West Point [photo], H 4/8/88 p33+

Bodine, Thomas N.Wilton resident to oversee aid for

foundation [photo], H 12/2/88 p46

Bogus CleaningNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Bogus, Edward

Stamford court conditions irk prosecutor, H 1/15/88 p13

Bolster, JeffreyRowayton man crew member

aboard Pride of Baltimore [photo], H 11/2/88 p5

Bolster, Sally M.137th-Bolster, Rodin [photo], H

11/7/88 p11AT LWV annual meeting [photo],

H 6/2/88 p22Bolster and Rodin cite housing as

need but differ in approach [photo], H 10/27/88 p5

Bolster and Rodin square off again, H 9/8/88 p7

Bolster announces bid for re-election [photo], H 7/12/88 p7

Bolster gains appointment to committees, H 3/14/88 p11

Bolster seeks installation of reflectors on parkway, H 3/29/88 p10

Bolster, Rodin need new to topic to debate, H 10/5/88 p10

Bolster, Rodin outline different approaches to education, H 10/18/88 p5

Both candidates good role models [letter], H 2/22/88 p5

Candidates differ on expanding Colonial Village, H 1/22/88 p1+


No surprises in 137th District picks: Rodin choice of Democrats: Republicans select Bolster, H 1/20/88 p10

Politicians give views in Rowayton, H 10/28/88 p5

Republican Bolster wins special election in 137th [photo], H 2/24/88 p1+

Rodin and Bolster express concern over environment, H 11/3/88 p38

Sally Bolster enters race for Assembly [photo], H 1/6/88 p1+

Special election Tuesday for state representative: Rodin: Vital to have plan: Bolster: Focus on problems [photo], H 2/19/88 p1+

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Bolster, Sally M. (Continued)State workers endorse Bolster, H

10/5/88 p12Unopposed candidates

endorsed, H 7/22/88 p9Bolt Technology Corp.

Oil glut nips Bolt, H 9/6/88 p14Bomb threats-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Bomb squad opens parkage, H 8/18/88 p8

Bomb threats-WestportBomb scare interferes with

Series, H 10/21/88 p8Bombs, Pipe. SEE PIPE BOMBS-

NAME OF TOWNBon Ton Fish Market Inc.


Bonardi, PatriciaChamber to honor Bonardi and

Gillespie, H 11/7/88 p15+Bonds, Municipal. SEE

MUNICIPAL BONDSBone Marrow-Transplantation.

SEE ALSO CHRISTOPHER VIESTO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

Atkin pursuing legislation: To aid bone marrow donor recruitment, H 3/9/88 p10

Bone marrow registry opens, H 10/31/88 p4

City Health Department opening registry for bone marrow donors, H 7/12/88 p1+

Common Council supports state bone marrow office, H 3/23/88 p9

Mayor will ask appropriation to start bone marrow program, H 7/23/88 p1+

Mural, bone marrow registry $$ okay, H 8/2/88 p16

Viesto child's plight stirs need for donor center, H 2/8/88 p9

Viesto plight inspires Stamford donor registry, H 2/11/88 p1+

Viesto using donated funds to keep his promise to son: `Perfect' donor found too late, H 4/25/88 p9

Bonenfant, RichardHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p16Home/Town People [photo], H

8/23/88 p13Bonhage, John

Launch stirs memory for four Norwalkers, H 9/29/88 p1+

Bonnet, TomHour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25

Book, JimArea athletes do well at WU

[photo], H 7/21/88 p25

Hour Halls of Ivy [photo], H 4/12/88 p30

The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88 p27

Book, JohnHour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25

Borglum Rd. Bridge-WiltonBridge nears completion, H

9/30/88 p45Borglum Road Bridge-Wilton

Funding approved for bridge, H 1/23/88 p13

Bost EnterprisesEye on Real Estate, H 10/4/88

p13Boston Five Mortgage Corp.

Strictly Business: Low end mortgage marketing, H 3/10/88 p25

Botsford, Susan G.Botsford gets degree, H 9/24/88

p6Boudreau, Will

Area athletes do well at WU [photo], H 7/21/88 p25


Boujoukos, Susan G.Boujoukos to lead volunteers

[photo], H 2/6/88 p13Bound Brook Estates-Norwalk

Bound Brook building demolished [photo], H 7/7/88 p1+

Bound Brook couple claims realty firm didn't warn them, H 7/8/88 p1+

Boutens, NorbertNew head pro [photo], H 7/2/88

p25Bowater Inc.

Bowater names corporate vp, H 3/29/88 p23

Bowater to replace pulp plant, H 5/5/88 p30

Bowater to trade shares on Pacific Stock Exchange, H 3/17/88 p28

Bowater upbeat on business for '88, H 5/19/88 p38

Strictly Business: Bowater posts record earnings, H 7/26/88 p21

Strictly Business: Higher prices boost Bowater sales, H 4/26/88 p23

Bowden, GeneNew president hopes to give

NAACP a more youthful and involved look [photo], H 12/29/88 p4

Bowen, Ledyard "Tad"Silvermine Golf Club cites

Ledyard Bowen [photo], H 2/16/88 p29

Bowling-Norwalk300 game [photo], H 5/18/88 p45Norwalk mailman bowls 806

series, H 12/22/88 p41Norwalker bowls record 845

series [photo], H 2/17/88 p25Rent saps bowling alley profits:

Broad River lanes to close [photo], H 4/19/88 p25+

The Hour looks back when....[Perkin-Elmer Q Gems bowling team] [photo], H 2/11/88 p37

Bowman, GloriaSoNo Fiber Works adds three

members [photo], H 6/24/88 p22

Bowman, Robert G.Gibson family sells block of

stock, H 12/1/88 p31Boxing-Norwalk

Norwalk boxers shine in Stamford [photo], H 10/6/88 p38

Boy Scouts of America-Eagle Scouts

Bray, Coleman earn Eagle Scout status, H 7/22/88 p12

Boy Scouts of America-Fairfield County Council

Boy Scout council opens fund-raising campaign, H 3/10/88 p10

Bray, Coleman earn Eagle Scout status, H 7/22/88 p12

BSA cites Santaniello, Bentley: Named `Good Scouts' [photo], H 4/23/88 p6

Good Scouts [photo], H 5/27/88 p8

Scouts awarded in yearly derby, H 5/9/88 p9

Boyd, TerrenceBoyd gets 45 years; will appeal,

H 1/22/88 p1+Boyle, Kay

Program citing Boyle tonight in Rowayton, H 11/18/88 p5

Bradlees Department StoreBradlees employees vote on

strike today, H 7/9/88 p8Bramco Inc.

Retailer leases 5,400 square feet in Stamford, BJ 12/19/88 p11

Brandman paint store. SEE LOUIS BRANDMAN & SONS

Bray, PaulBray family is suing P & Z

members, H 4/30/88 p25Bray, Penny

Bray family is suing P & Z members, H 4/30/88 p25

Bray family wants suits resolved, H 7/25/88 p13+

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Bray, ScottBray, Coleman earn Eagle Scout

status, H 7/22/88 p12Breach of the peace-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Former councilman charged, H 9/27/88 p8

Breast-RadiographyReduced-cost mammograms

offered by health district, H 10/6/88 p48

Breese, Muriel H.Library bids farewell to Mrs.

Breese [photo], H 7/18/88 p29Breisler, John J.

In the Service, H 4/25/88 p31Brenner, Melvin

Volunteer award [photo], H 9/20/88 p14

Breslow, AdeleSpecial Education champion

retires [photo], H 12/17/88 p33+

Brett, Dr. JenniferNaturopathic physicians heal

without using drugs [photo], H 4/19/88 p16

Brian J. Lahey BuilderNew business name - Bridgeport,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Bridgeport Economic

Development CorporationBusiness Council merges with

non-profit agency, I 11/25–12/8/88 p6

Bridgeport Engineering InstituteBridgeport Engineering names

chairman, H 1/26/88 p44Engineering institute moves

offices, labs to Fairfield [photo], H 1/26/88 p48

Institute names Wilton man as director [photo], H 5/27/88 p12

Norwalk resident appointed dean: At Bridgeport Engineering Instiute (sic) [photo], H 2/10/88 p10

Bridgeport HiltonBridgeport Hilton sales chief

learned to care the hard way, BJ 12/19/88 p1+

Bridgeport HospitalBridgeport Hospital joins Unicorn

network. Program helps newborns, H 9/17/88 p19

Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.Area reservoirs open for anglers

with permit [map], H 4/25/88 p14

BHC has ample supply of water, H 10/17/88 p7

BHC official: Reservoirs near normal, H 7/23/88 p35+

BHC officials warn residents to keep eye out for imposters, H 8/31/88 p36

BHC water inspections continuing, H 7/16/88 p14

Bridgeport Hydraulic files for 14.6 percent water service rate hike, BJ 12/5/88 p3

Bridgeport Hydraulic seeks water rate hike, H 10/5/88 p36

Bridgeport utility fights for assets: Hydraulic Co. vs. state [photo], H 1/28/88 p25+

Hydraulic takes on social work: For customers with problems, H 8/20/88 p13+

No sale [letter], H 8/24/88 p5Selectmen given plaque by town

[photo], H 4/23/88 p13+Selectmen, BHS attorneys

discuss purchase of 62 acres, H 2/4/88 p13

Strictly Business: Hydraulic asks for 12% rate hike, H 9/29/88 p15

Strictly Business: Hydraulic Co. sees drop in net, H 8/2/88 p13

Strictly Business: Hydraulic to close Westport office, H 6/16/88 p27

Swimmers warned to stay out of the reservoirs, H 6/23/88 p13

Utility issues warning on con men, H 4/2/88 p13+

Utility plumbs for firms that gush unregulated profits, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p31

Utility's wood chopper sits idle at Easton site, H 12/15/88 p34

Water companies seek increase, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Water company files for increase in rates, H 11/28/88 p34

Water company files for rate hike, H 11/29/88 p11

Water company revises rate request, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p7

Watershed sale [letter], H 7/26/88 p5

Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. SEE ALSO HYDRAULIC CO.

Bridgeport Regional Business Council

Bridgeport agencies pool talent, agendas, BJ 11/21/88 p1+

Business Council adds new members, I 12/9–22/88 p8

Business Council merges with non-profit agency, I 11/25–12/8/88 p6

Bridgeport Superior CourtBurge sentenced in Darien teen's

death, H 1/16/88 p1+

Jury asks judge for clarification, H 4/6/88 p7

Murder trial continues, H 3/25/88 p9

Murder trial goes to jury, H 4/5/88 p7

Risi claims he didn't realize victim was stabbed, H 3/29/88 p7

Weston detective testifies at teen-ager's murder trial, H 3/24/88 p12

Youth tells of scene as girl was stabbed, H 3/23/88 p7

Bridgeport's Post-Telegram Newspapers

After Post-Telegram purchase: Thomson may buy more U. S. newspapers, H 4/19/88 p25+

Bridgeport-Economic conditionsBridgeport developments signal

beginning of a new era, BJ 12/19/88 p23

Bridgeport: a city in search of itself, BJ 10/17/88 p7

City newcomer suffers woes of consolidation: no labor, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p36+

Developer has a vision of downtown Bridgeport, BJ 11/1/88 p1+

Developer has ambitious plans for reviving central Bridgeport, BJ 10/17/88 p10

New Haven developer launches ambitious plan for Bridgeport, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p34

Patience, persistence pay off for Bridgeport brokers, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p36+

Steering committee coordinates business/education partnership, BJ 12/5/88 p7

Bridgeport-Port Jefferson Steamboat Co.

Those who hate traffic will love this boat, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p31

BridgesBridge nears completion, H

9/30/88 p45Collapse spurred massive repairs

program [photo], H 6/28/88 p1+

Bridges-New CanaanNew Canaan bridge closed until

July '89, H 10/1/88 p35Bridges-Norwalk. SEE ALSO

STROFFOLINO BRIDGE; YANKEE DOODLE BRIDGE

Bridge opening changed, H 9/9/88 p30

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Bridges-Westport. SEE ALSO BEACHSIDE AVE. BRIDGE; CANAL ST. BRIDGE; SASCO CREEK BRIDGE

Bridge reconstruction begins in earnest [photo], H 10/7/88 p49

Bridge to be inspected, H 10/26/88 p35

Inspections to close lanes on bridges over turnpike, H 10/4/88 p34

Bridges-Wilton. SEE BORGLUM ROAD BRIDGE; WOLFPIT RD. BRIDGE

Bridgeways Communications of Westport

TV group to focus on Jewish culture, H 9/6/88 p35

Brien McMahon High SchoolThe Bush visit. Misunderstanding

leaves students disappointed, H 9/3/88 p1+

8 students attend scholars program, H 7/20/88 p12

BMHS offers tapes, H 4/2/88 p6BMHS tries to get Navy ROTC

unit, H 4/8/88 p6Brien McMahon Band honored

for achievements [photo], H 6/23/88 p39+

Brien McMahon High School graduates 243: Students urged: `Be proud' and...`keep on learning' [photo], H 6/24/88 p35

Double victory [photo], H 10/18/88 p21+

From dusk to dawn [photo], H 6/15/88 p34

High School students challenged to shape the future, H 3/28/88 p7

It was a fun time [photo], H 6/2/88 p19

Key Club helps to fight famine [photo], H 12/9/88 p6

Large group of students college bound, H 6/21/88 p6

Long year for BMHS? [photo], H 9/16/88 p21+

McMahon's Class of 1987 still waiting for yearbooks, H 3/18/88 p12

Norwalk, McMahon students to attend engineering institute, H 7/5/88 p7

On his mind [photo], H 6/24/88 p1+

Prom pleasure [letter], H 6/18/88 p5

Senators finish 2nd, H 10/17/88 p7

Student selected, H 4/4/88 p6

Students to quiz Bush on marine life, H 9/1/88 p12

The Poinsettia [photo], H 1/4/88 p17+

Variety of topics discussed at BMHS `Awareness Day' [photo], H 5/19/88 p19

Brien McMahon High School-Awards

Additional Ettinger awards surprise seniors, H 4/8/88 p15

BMHS graduate wins scholarship at Columbia, H 1/9/88 p6

Exchange Club awardee [photo], H 7/7/88 p7

Extra duty yields rewards [photo], H 5/23/88 p7

Federation art winners [photo], H 6/11/88 p18

First Flynn scholarship marks Brien McMahon awards night [photo], H 6/17/88 p16

Five students from Norwalk win awards at science fair, H 3/31/88 p10

Fortin, Harris, Koron recipients of award, H 7/6/88 p7

Foundation picks two Norwalkers for scholarships [photo], H 4/7/88 p1+

George recipient of award [photo], H 6/17/88 p13

Honor Society inducts 20 at BMHS [photo], H 6/7/88 p7

McMahon Senators win specialty awards, H 11/21/88 p1+

McMahon student earns star status for research work, H 3/24/88 p1+

Pitney Bowes gives 4-year scholarships, H 6/17/88 p17

Scholarships presented [photo], H 6/21/88 p8

School board lauds Ettinger scholars, H 4/28/88 p11

Schools rank high in language contest, H 6/9/88 p12

Silvermine scholars are honored [photo], H 6/6/88 p9

Six high school seniors win Excellence in Education Award [photo], H 6/23/88 p40

Student picked for Yale lecture, H 2/20/88 p8

Students of latin honored, H 6/9/88 p31

Students win Rotary award [photo], H 5/24/88 p6

Summa honored, H 10/4/88 p7Three named to Girls' State, H

6/15/88 p32Brien McMahon High School-

Field tripsSkiers returning, H 2/20/88 p8

Brien McMahon High School-Graduation


First Flynn scholarship marks Brien McMahon awards night [photo], H 6/17/88 p16





Brien McMahon High School-Maintenance and repair

Foam insulation to coat McMahon roof, H 11/4/88 p4

Funds for McMahon roof repair approved, H 9/7/88 p7

Funds OK'd for repairs for McMahon, H 9/28/88 p10

Special request for funds to fix HS roof on agenda, H 9/6/88 p7

Brien McMahon High School-Music

3 BMHS band units take second places, H 5/4/88 p20

All-State bandsmen [photo], H 6/4/88 p17

BMHS senior alternate pick for jazz band, H 2/18/88 p12

Brien McMahon band wins second straight state championship, H 12/14/88 p7

His score [photo], H 5/12/88 p43Marching Bears triumph.

McMahon 2nd in Division III, H 10/24/88 p4

Marching Senators victorious again, H 10/11/88 p11

McMahon band second, H 11/1/88 p5

McMahon, Norwalk bands open season on high note, H 10/7/88 p9

Brien McMahon High School-Reunions

200 attend BMHS reunion [photo], H 2/17/88 p10

Brien McMahon High School-Sports

'88 local/area boys' HS tennis preview [photo], H 4/14/88 p32

TheFuture is Now: BMHS softball pins hopes on Donohue [photo], H 8/12/88 p23+

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Brien McMahon High School-Sports (Continued)

TheHour's 1988 All-City Boys' Soccer Team. McMahon, Central place five players each [photo], H 12/16/88 p31+

TheHour's 1988 All-City Football Team. MVP Marvin Fitchett leads 11 NHS picks [photo], H 12/21/88 p25+

8 city players named All-FCIAC in football [photo], H 12/3/88 p21

4 city, Staples gals All-FCIAC [photo], H 6/20/88 p35+

100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks record [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

1988 Brien McMahon High School team [photo], H 12/7/88 p25


A call is out in city highs for runners, H 9/27/88 p21+

A girl averaging 42.9 per game? McMahon faces Lis & Co. tonight [photo], H 3/8/88 p27+

Area boys' HS soccer breakdown [photo], H 9/15/88 p27+

Area HS girls' swim preview [photo], H 9/23/88 p36

Area teams set to attack volleyball season [photo], H 9/17/88 p29

Bear swimmers nip Senators in thriller [photo], H 10/8/88 p25+



Billmeyer named McMahon new freshmen softball coach, H 2/20/88 p40



Boys' basketball season to open tonight. Local area boys' cage preview [photo], H 12/15/88 p45+

Boys' track teams are off in '88 [photo], H 4/19/88 p31+

Career athletes [photo], H 6/17/88 p59

Casagrande steps down as BMHS wrestling coach [photo], H 12/1/88 p45+



City hockey rivals meet for 47th time [chart], H 2/12/88 p39


City title, on paper, goes to NHS, H 9/21/88 p35

Czulewicz heads record All-City team, H 6/27/88 p13+

DiAmico's pin enables Senators to nip Bears [photo], H 12/21/88 p28

Division results please city indoor track coaches, H 2/1/88 p26


Elkins, Maxwell state champs; Staples crowned No. 1, H 6/6/88 p15+

FCIAC boys' net title chase is wide open [photo], H 4/14/88 p29+

FCIAC event set for New Canaan, H 2/11/88 p35+


Five city gals All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/24/88 p22

Folino nearing national record for career wins [photo], H 4/22/88 p29+

Girls' net year will be interesting [photo], H 4/14/88 p29+

Girls' track season underway [photo], H 4/20/88 p27+

HS boys' soccer begins [photo], H 9/15/88 p27

HS boys' swim preview, H 1/7/88 p26+


It's Norwalk's year in hockey: Bears defeat McMahon for second time [photo], H 2/16/88 p25+

It's state time for Senators, H 5/27/88 p31

Lack of depth hurts McMahon, Norwalk [photo], H 1/7/88 p26+

Lacrosse facts & figures: Preview [photo], H 3/30/88 p13+

Lacrosse still an enigma at McMahon, H 3/31/88 p49+


Lis' 46 overshadows Banks' 32 pts., 18 rebs., H 3/9/88 p15+

Local indoor track teams are ready to go [photo], H 1/9/88 p35+

Local/area HS girls' tennis preview [photo], H 4/14/88 p33

Masi, Sutton share top spot with 14 points, H 2/9/88 p28+






McMahon booters cited [photo], H 12/8/88 p45


McMahon heads to quarters: Danzey stars in 65-58 win [photo], H 3/3/88 p21+

McMahon honors female athletes [photo], H 6/15/88 p14

McMahon nips Norwalk, 2-1, in soccer thriller [photo], H 10/15/88 p23+

McMahon wrestlers pin NHS [photo], H 2/6/88 p40

McMahon's best [photo], H 6/22/88 p31



McMahon's SantaLucia crowned [photo], H 2/22/88 p21+

McMahon's Tomlin going to Boston U. on grid scholarship [photo], H 2/10/88 p25

McMahon, Norwalk set for hockey season [photo], H 12/10/88 p23+


New coaches in city, teams meet Tuesday [photo], H 12/19/88 p21+


NHS vs. BMHS Friday [photo], H 10/6/88 p35


44


Brien McMahon High School-Sports (Continued)


Norwalk-McMahon volleyball rivalry began in 1974, H 10/18/88 p21+


Rival swim coaches praise their seniors [photo], H 10/6/88 p35


Senators won first one, then..., H 3/31/88 p49+


Senators' Johnson cops city scoring [photo], H 3/3/88 p21+



Sheeran to pace Staples: Where are the girls? Area boys' x-c outlook: Area girls' x-c outlook [photo], H 9/20/88 p21+


Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+The Hour looks back when.... [Al

Faust, 1974 BMHS grad, baseball pitcher] [photo], H 6/2/88 p44

The Hour looks back when.... [BMHS 1970-71 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 8/18/88 p30

The Hour looks back when.... [BMHS 1971 football team] [photo], H 9/29/88 p31

The Hour looks back when....[BMHS 1964-65 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 7/21/88 p28

The Hour looks back when....[BMHS 1971 wrestling team] [photo], H 12/22/88 p41

The Hour looks back when....[Peter Isler, BMHS 1973 grad, winner 1987 America's Cup] [photo], H 6/23/88 p26

The Hour looks back when....[Terry Blitz, BMHS 1967 grad, Norwalk's greatest high school baseball player] [photo], H 5/26/88 p45


Tomlin brings home FCIAC gold [photo], H 2/16/88 p25+

Transfer does it all for BMHS [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

Two Senators All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/21/88 p19

Warriors on warpath for titles; other teams looking for states, H 3/30/88 p13

What a swim meet! NHS edges BMHS [photo], H 1/21/88 p29+




Brien McMahon High School-Staff

Band director joins national association, H 8/13/88 p6

Clouse departs McMahon after 25 years of service [photo], H 8/30/88 p10

Police officers move into classrooms: To teach in high schools [photo], H 4/15/88 p10

Staff cutbacks considered at high schools [chart], H 10/5/88 p1+

Brien, AgnesNorwalk woman honored [photo],

H 6/18/88 p10Briggs Center for the Vocational

Arts. SEE BRIGGS CVABriggs CVA

Diploma program at CVA, H 12/27/88 p5

Remember those who help, BCVA graduates advised [photo], H 6/17/88 p10

Students at Briggs need vegetables, H 9/24/88 p6

Vocational school addition moves another step closer, H 8/26/88 p10

Brinckerhoff, TaraSelected [photo], H 4/22/88 p9

Brings, Allen W.Award provides high note for

composer in Wilton [photo], H 1/23/88 p13+

British Study Group. SEE U. N. ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST

Broad River Bowling AlleyRent saps bowling alley profits:

Broad River lanes to close [photo], H 4/19/88 p25+

Broad River Homes-NorwalkBroad River Homes appeal

[photo], H 12/5/88 p4Broad St.-Weston

Fire alarm saves Weston home, H 4/12/88 p10

Brock's RestaurantsBrock's adds support to local

MADD drive [photo], H 12/30/88 p24

Double celebration at Brock's Route 7 [photo], H 10/13/88 p40

Brockwell, KurtHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Brodersen, Lou

Brodersen chairs slowpitch HofF (sic), H 7/21/88 p25

Brodlie, Sara AnnBrodlie play accepted for

production [photo], H 5/14/88 p25+

Brokers, real estate. SEE REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Brokers, Stock. SEE STOCK BROKERS

Brooker, GerardArea students bring home

memories of Russia, H 5/2/88 p1+

Brookfield/Sono Crafts CenterBrookfield Crafts may be evicted

from SoNo home, H 8/19/88 p1+

Brooklyn DodgersA `Bum' recalls Brooklyn days

[photo], H 11/29/88 p19+Brooks-Norwalk

Residents upset with city over failure to pipe brook, H 9/26/88 p12

Brooks-South NorwalkResidents upset with city over

failure to pipe brook, H 9/26/88 p12

Brookside SchoolNew wrinkle on tap in bilingual

education, H 1/23/88 p1Questions bilingual program

[letter], H 2/6/88 p5Questions procedures on

program [letter], H 2/16/88 p5Brophy house

Westport P & Z asks developer to leave old house standing, H 7/26/88 p13+

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Brown, GarrettLocals volunteer in Central

America: Area man set up tours for visitors to Nicaragua, H 5/23/88 p1+

Brown, Gehr W.Brown earns alumni award

[photo], H 5/24/88 p22Brown, Gillian

Brown turns to nursing career at 55 [photo], H 1/23/88 p23+

Brown, KevinDarien man killed in motorcycle

crash, H 6/14/88 p12Brown, L. Evelyn

Mrs. Brown joining GOP, H 7/25/88 p1+

Brown, Mary T. "Bea"Bea Brown answers Otha Brown

[letter], H 6/3/88 p5Brown seeks new hearing. On

moderate income housing plan, H 12/12/88 p5

Brown's remarks anger city cops, H 12/30/88 p4

Wants critic to check facts [letter], H 12/24/88 p11

Brown, NickiNew Wilton Bank turns the

corner. CEO Nicki Brown reports first quarter of profits [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

Brown, Otha N. Jr.`Fix' P & Z through charter

change [letter], H 5/9/88 p52nd district nixes Brown's travel

request, H 10/19/88 p1+Asks Brown to be 'constructive'

[letter], H 10/4/88 p5Autonomy of taxing district

[letter], H 6/10/88 p5Bea Brown answers Otha Brown

[letter], H 6/3/88 p5Black Democrats honor Otha

Brown, H 10/24/88 p5Brown backs voluntary housing

plan, H 11/25/88 p4Brown calls allegations

`ludicrous', H 7/16/88 p1+Brown changes position on City

Hall: Commissioner now favors sale [photo], H 5/14/88 p8

Brown explains stand on sale [letter], H 3/26/88 p5

Brown re-elected to UConn post, H 7/21/88 p9

Brown responds to charges [letter], H 7/22/88 p5

Brown threatens lawsuit on allegations [photo], H 8/17/88 p1+

Brown's position on City Hall [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Brown's proposal for old city hall [letter], H 1/13/88 p5

Chairman rapped for travel bills [photo], H 6/29/88 p1+

Defends selection of Charles [letter], H 5/12/88 p36

Fantasizing over testimonial [letter], H 2/12/88 p17

Harris responds to Brown [letter], H 8/5/88 p5

Harris: Brown's reimbursements were `improper', H 7/20/88 p10

He's off base [letter], H 12/28/88 p15

High School diploma not enough [letter], H 9/28/88 p5

Inquisitive couple uncovered utility irregularities [photo], H 7/20/88 p10

It's haystack! [letter], H 12/12/88 p11

More from Brown on allegations [letter], H 9/16/88 p5

Police aren't investigating Brown's bills, H 6/30/88 p1+

Revive black history week [letter], H 5/21/88 p5

Singled out by commission [letter], H 12/1/88 p13

SoNo has more than its share [letter], H 12/14/88 p11

Spielmans reply to Brown [letter], H 8/13/88 p5

State primary is at hand [letter], H 3/28/88 p5

Takes issue [letter], H 4/12/88 p5Time running out for old city hall

[letter], H 3/4/88 p5Tug-of-war over housing [letter],

H 1/7/88 p5Brown, Vernella Alford

Social service workers say goodbye to Brown, H 7/29/88 p12

Browne, ScottBrowne wins top Key Club award

[photo], H 5/14/88 p25+Brubeck, Dave

Brubeck to head campaign [photo], H 8/25/88 p42

Brubeck wins award [photo], H 2/9/88 p33

Bruce Colgate Production Service


Bruce's FlowersBruce's Flowers expands

operations [photo], H 11/22/88 p12

Bruggeman, Paul and ChristineBruggemans open Property

Care, H 11/22/88 p13

Brunswick School-AwardsBrunswick honors its students'

efforts, H 6/17/88 p17Brush of Color


Bryan, DebbieMcMahon swimmer is tops in her

`event' [photo], H 11/9/88 p25+

Bryce, DorothyPutting on a good show [photo],

H 6/17/88 p37Bryce, Ed

Putting on a good show [photo], H 6/17/88 p37

Bryn Mawr Club of Fairfield County

Used book sale funds $22,000 in scholarships [photo], H 6/27/88 p34

Buccieri, LaurieFifth grader wins annual history

prize [photo], H 5/12/88 p32Buck, George

Counsel for golf pro feels suit won't stand up in court, H 7/22/88 p46

Golf cart manufacturer files suit against pro, H 7/21/88 p13+

Buckley, Harold W.Harold W. Buckley dies, retired

Hour compositor [photo], H 3/1/88 p6

Budgets. SEE NAME OF TOWN-BUDGETS

Budgets, School. SEE SCHOOL BUDGETS-NAME OF TOWN

Bufferd, Gary M.Trombonist named to orchestra:

First Staples student to win honor, H 3/17/88 p15

Bugs, BobSpecial Olympics participant, H

7/7/88 p11Building and loan associations.

SEE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

Building BlocksIn concert [photo], H 4/16/88 p13

Building permits-NorwalkBuilding permit fee waiver is

approved, H 11/9/88 p5Buildings-Awards

Clocktower wins prize for design, H 11/23/88 p40

Buildings-Energy conservation-Norwalk

Law will force bulders to reach for the sun, H 9/15/88 p12

Buildings-Fires and fire prevention. SEE FIRE EXTINCTION

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Buildings-Height restrictions-Norwalk

Attempt to alter two-story building requirement fails, H 10/6/88 p9

Committee favors deleting minimum height regulations, H 10/28/88 p4

Height requirement for commercial buildings endorsed, H 10/5/88 p12

Zoners strike down minimum height rule, H 11/17/88 p1+

Buildings-Height restrictions-Westport

Building height change opposed, H 6/14/88 p11+

P & Z to review building heights, H 10/17/88 p37+

Buildings-NorwalkHewitt Associates keeps word

[photo], H 10/15/88 p36Opening of new office building at

120 East Ave. [photo], H 10/29/88 p34

Work goes on unchanged in building departments, H 5/26/88 p10

Buildings-Remodeling for other use-Norwalk


Buildings-Remodeling for other use-Westport

National Hall project under way in Westport [photo], H 11/19/88 p35+

Buildings-RowaytonHewitt Associates keeps word

[photo], H 10/15/88 p36Buildings-Shelton

Ashforth leases space to Pitney Bowes, BJ 10/10/88 p 23

Buildings-WestportHampe reports two recent

Westport leases, BJ 10/10/88 p 23

P & Z weighs arguments on runoff, H 9/15/88 p15+

Buildings-WiltonAgency opens [photo], H 9/17/88

p14Buildings-Zoning-Variances-

WestonVariance granted for

resubdivision lot, H 3/24/88 p15+

Buildings-Zoning-Variances-Westport

Additions sought by doctors, H 9/14/88 p11+

Charney files second suit against ZBA, H 10/11/88 p9+

Homeowner asks ZBA for apartment waiver, H 9/14/88 p11+

Westport zoning board to consider variance requests, H 10/25/88 p9+


Bulkhead-NorwalkAssociation planning opposition

to Rowayton Avenue bulkhead, H 2/25/88 p9

Bulkhead attacked at DEP hearing: Many oppose 10-year-old Rowayton wall, H 4/1/88 p9

State recommends application for Rowayton bulkhead be denied, H 8/16/88 p7

Bulkhead-RowaytonBulkhead attacked at DEP

hearing: Many oppose 10-year-old Rowayton wall, H 4/1/88 p9


Bulkley Ave. North-WestportResident airs subdivision views,

H 4/26/88 p13+Bunting, Rob

Weathervanes by hand [photo], H 8/26/88 p21

Buono, TimHour Halls of Ivy, H 1/22/88 p23Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25

Burden, BarneyBondsman drops lawsuit, H

4/22/88 p11Burg, Dr. Matthew M.

Health/Fitness: Coordinator named at center, H 8/8/88 p10

Burge, Gordon A.Burge sentenced in Darien teen's

death, H 1/16/88 p1+Burger King-Norwalk

Car crashes through restaurant wall, H 3/7/88 p1+

Burger King-Route 7Employees applaud caring boss:

Gives hamburgers to soup kitchen [photo], H 8/5/88 p11

Burgess, Peggy D.Volunteers priority for Parent

Aide head [photo], H 10/5/88 p19

Burgess, RobertBurgess critical of grant agency

review process: During presentation to new panel [photo], H 2/9/88 p7

NEON eyes New City Hotel, would maintain existing use, H 10/27/88 p7

Burglary. SEE ROBBERYBurkhardt, Ross

Burkhardt to run for 136th seat [photo], H 7/21/88 p13+

Candidates give views at AARP forum [photo], H 10/21/88 p27

Democrats endorse Burkhardt in 136th, H 7/27/88 p33+

Burmeister, ChristineBoy, 5, rescued at pond, H

6/13/88 p9+Burndy Corp.

Bidders lined up to buy Burndy, H 11/1/88 p13+

Burndy buyer could spin off assets, H 12/15/88 p31+

Burndy Corp. explores sale of company, H 8/23/88 p1+

Burndy Corp. says layoffs necessary, H 6/22/88 p1+

Burndy Corp. selling plant to leave city, H 8/3/88 p1+

Burndy founder died Wednesday [photo], H 1/7/88 p1+

Burndy names Rawlings sales planning manager [photo], H 1/26/88 p50

Burndy net up in first quarter, H 4/26/88 p26

Burndy reports results, pursues sale of company, H 10/20/88 p16

Burndy still on sale. Land for grabs [photo], H 12/20/88 p17+

Burndy workers offered relocation or layoff [photo], H 1/26/88 p30

Exhibition to honor Dr. Dibner, H 2/11/88 p6

France's Framatome makes bid for Burndy, BJ 12/19/88 p1+

French firm acquiring Burndy [photo], H 12/6/88 p1+

French kiss: Burndy sold, H 12/31/88 p13

News in review, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p3

Norden probe, Burndy sale, bank turmoil mark calendar, H 12/31/88 p13

Slump blamed on misjudgment: Burndy's earnings fall, H 7/21/88 p19

Strictly Business: Burndy predicts quarter results, H 6/21/88 p11

Strictly Business: Burndy sales, profits up for year, H 1/28/88 p25

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Burndy LibraryBurndy Library to leave city:

Campus sites comtemplated [photo], H 8/9/88 p11+


Library loss a tragedy [letter], H 9/1/88 p5

Tax joke? [letter], H 8/19/88 p5Burns, Edward H. Jr.

Happy to sign [photo], H 3/9/88 p9Burr, Rev. Donald F.

Father Burr is appointed Christ Episcopal assistant [photo], H 2/6/88 p16

Burr, Leslie. SEE LENEHAN, LESLIE BURR

Burritt, John L. Jr.Development panel considers

speed of changes in SoNo, H 11/22/88 p7

Burrows, TeresaIn pageant [photo], H 5/4/88 p31

Burton, CharlotteMaritime Center hires Burton to

help raise funds, H 9/9/88 p9Burton, Paul

Winning message rewarded, H 5/17/88 p9

Burwell St.-NorwalkBurwell Street fire leaves 9

homeless [photo], H 1/20/88 p1+

Burying Hill Beach-WestportAgreement reached on Burying

Hill, H 4/23/88 p13+Burying Hill parking fees

approved [photo], H 4/27/88 p35+

Parking rule changed at Burying Hill Beach, H 4/19/88 p37+

Searches continue at beach, H 8/30/88 p37+

Syringe found on Westport beach, H 8/29/88 p33

Bus lines-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT

Bus lines-Stamford. SEE CONNECTICUT AMERICAN

Bus lines-Westport. SEE SHOPPER SCHLEPPER; WESTPORT TRANSIT DISTRICT

Bus lines-Wilton. SEE NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT

Buschbaum, JeanneBuschbaum does an `about face',

H 4/14/88 p1+Bush, Barbara

Beth Bush urges the GOP to keep up the momentum [photo], H 10/26/88 p35+

Greeting a visitor [photo], H 3/29/88 p10

Bush, GeorgeThe Bush visit: Misunderstanding

leaves students disappointed, H 9/3/88 p1+

A minor coup [edit], H 9/1/88 p4Bush visits city to talk about

environment [photo], H 9/2/88 p1+

Bush will visit Maritime Center, H 8/31/88 p9

Bush's visit to city puts cops on alert, H 9/1/88 p1+

Security dampens Bush backers' enthusiasm [photo], H 9/2/88 p8

Students to quiz Bush on marine life, H 9/1/88 p12

Business consultantsMerrill Lynch Realty signs letter

of intent for Moran, Stahl & Boyer Inc, H 10/27/88 p29

Business educationGibbs School trains students for

lucrative secretarial jobs, BJ 12/5/88 p11

Business enterprises, New. SEE NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISES

Business executives. SEE EXECUTIVES

Business Journals Inc.SoNo creative center to hold

expos [photo], H 9/10/88 p13+

Business lawIt's the law: COBRA: antitoxin

once group health insurance ends, BD 10–11/88 p38+

It's the law: non-competition clauses in employment contracts, BD 12/88 p22+

Business Research ServicesNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Business summary-1988-

Fairfield County'88 Business Scrapbook [photo],

H 12/31/88 p13+Business travel

CIBA free business travel service to aid small, medium businesses, BJ 10/10/88 p 12

Business-Study and teaching. SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION

Businessmen-JapanConcert set Monday for

Japanese guest, H 10/21/88 p27

Businessmen-NorwalkLocal business people given first

hand look at Norwalk State Tech [photo], H 10/7/88 p13

Bussey, JeffBussey to coach NHS basketball

[photo], H 12/2/88 p31+Bussing, Frances Golden

Former Mrs. Connecticut: Bussing opens Florida studio [photo], H 6/30/88 p18

Butcher & Singer Inc.Butcher & Singer acquired, H

8/2/88 p15Investors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Butler, Virginia

A lasting impression [photo], H 4/30/88 p1

Buyouts, Leveraged. SEE LEVERAGED BUYOUTS

Buzzeo, DoloresCity's assets [letter], H 4/27/88 p5Replace Rodin [letter], H

10/28/88 p13Byington, Donald A.

Byington ready for career change, H 1/20/88 p35+

Dinner planned for Byington, H 9/20/88 p34

Byram Electric Co.New business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23

CC. Pappas Fine Jewelry

New business names, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

C. R. Gibson Co.C. R. Gibson courts Wall

Streeters, H 10/25/88 p15+C. R. Gibson looks ahead to 20%

growth rate in '88 [photo], H 1/26/88 p41

C. R. Gibson namees Rosenberry CEO [photo], H 5/10/88 p23

C. R. Gibson to join AMEX, H 1/26/88 p52

Earnings, sales up at C. R. Gibson, H 10/13/88 p35

Gibson family sells block of stock, H 12/1/88 p31

Gibson family sells portion of holdings to N.J. group, ESOP, BJ 12/12/88 p 2

Rosenberry to address management association [photo], H 10/3/88 p11

Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson publishes new book, H 12/27/88 p13

Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson sales highs continue, H 7/12/88 p19

Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson shows strong gains, H 4/19/88 p25

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C. R. Gibson Co. (Continued)Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson,

Trans-Lux dividends, H 12/10/88 p13

Strictly Business: Profits up 35% for C.R. Gibson, H 2/11/88 p27

C.I.A. Customized Gift BasketsNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18CAA Deep Valley Asssociates


Cabic Industries Inc.New business names, BJ

12/26/88 p14Cable television

Cable TV complaints prompt bill, H 3/10/88 p13+

Cable, phone companies may battle over FCC plan, H 7/28/88 p30

Century Communications stock split, H 10/29/88 p33

Strictly Business: Century buys more cable systems, H 9/27/88 p15

Strictly Business: Rate roll back sought for cable TV, H 12/15/88 p31

Television may go to head of class: Expanded educational access proposed, H 6/15/88 p11

Cablevision Channel 27Norwalk places, its people stars

of show: TV producer Joyce Fischman [photo], H 4/14/88 p17+

Cablevision News 12News 12 crime series aborted by

erasure of interview footage, H 5/3/88 p1+

Cablevision of ConnecticutCable rates up 18% in state

following 1987 deregulation, H 2/2/88 p1+

Cablevision schedules career day, H 4/22/88 p7

Strictly Business: Cablevision installs new phones, H 2/23/88 p21

Video printing for children set for Thursday, H 4/13/88 p6

Cacherel USAEye on Real Estate: Clothing

store [photo], H 1/28/88 p25CACLD

At CACLD [photo], H 8/5/88 p18CACLD elects 1988 board and

officers: Silver Anniversary year [photo], H 2/8/88 p17+

Group helps learning disabled overcome educational problems, BJ 12/5/88 p9

Norwalkers are honored [photo], H 10/20/88 p20

CAD. SEE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN

Cadra, PaulCadra receives 4th honorable

discharge [photo], H 11/1/88 p4

Cafero, Lawrence F. Jr.Principal's son to lead city school

board [photo], H 1/8/88 p10Cafes. SEE RESTAURANTSCafeterias. SEE RESTAURANTSCaggiano, Ann M.

Residents files complaint about tower site meeting, H 1/12/88 p11

Caggiano, Ziegler & SlockbowerFocus on Marketing, H 3/17/88

p29Cahill Associates

Focus on Marketing, H 7/5/88 p23Hospitality at hotels needs boost

[photo], H 10/13/88 p35+Cahill, Paul

Hospitality at hotels needs boost [photo], H 10/13/88 p35+

Cahner's Expositions Inc.Trade shows big business here:

From small to large, H 3/17/88 p29

Caldor Inc.Caldor launches consumer

contest, H 9/22/88 p20Discrimination suit filed by ex-

employees, H 11/7/88 p7Caldwell, John

Moot point made [photo], H 3/25/88 p10

Calendars-WiltonCalendar published by league, H

11/25/88 p61+Calf Pasture Beach-Norwalk

Calf Pasture repairs needed [letter], H 7/1/88 p5

City to try `off-peak' pass: For non-residents to enter beach, H 4/14/88 p7

Police Blotter: 31 summonses issued at beach, H 5/10/88 p8

Some just don't trust the water [photo], H 8/6/88 p1+

Winds topple trees at beaches, H 8/15/88 p7

Calvary Baptist ChurchCalvary Baptist plans services for

installation of new pastor [photo], H 5/14/88 p10+

Cambridge CourtCambridge Court condos near

completion, BJ 12/12/88 p 9

Camp Aspetuck-WestonGirl Scouts will dedicate shelter,

H 9/30/88 p45Shelter to be built at camp, H

8/8/88 p33+Camp Mahackeno-Westport

Alumni return to camp [photo], H 8/15/88 p33+

Camp sites-NorwalkCampground proposed for

tourists, H 11/14/88 p1+Campagnone, Monsignor

Francis A.Monsignor Campagnone a

retiree, H 5/28/88 p32Campaign debates. SEE ALSO

ELECTIONS-NAME OF TOWN; FORUMS (DISCUSSION AND DEBATE)

Budgetary concerns underpin debate by Shays and Pearson [photo], H 10/15/88 p1+

Issues debated by Gill, Morgan [photo], H 9/9/88 p14+

Rowland and Marinan trade barbs in debate [photo], H 10/27/88 p13+

Campaign fundsPACs help pay campaign costs.

But do they influence votes? [chart], H 10/25/88 p15+

Campbell, PatrickAttorneys to request continuance,

H 8/5/88 p41+Campbell case continued...again.

Plea bargain agreement possible, H 9/17/88 p37

Campbell case is continued, H 6/2/88 p18

Campbell guilty, faces 45 years [photo], H 9/21/88 p1+

Campbell hearing delayed, H 9/19/88 p37

Campbell weighing new plea?, H 8/17/88 p35+

Campbell's lawyer seeks copy of adoption records, H 4/15/88 p33+

Campbell's records closed: Defense sought data, H 4/23/88 p1+

Lawyer seeks adoption records, H 3/17/88 p13+

Letter in Campbell case sealed, H 9/10/88 p9

Letter ordered sealed at hearing for Campbell, H 9/9/88 p14+

Murder case continued to June 1, H 5/4/88 p9+

New date set for Campbell hearing, H 9/2/88 p38

Trial date to be set for Patrick Campbell, H 9/15/88 p15

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Campbell-Smith, Rev. TimothySt. Paul's on the Green

celebrating ordination of Rev. Campbell-Smith, H 6/11/88 p10+

Camping grounds. SEE CAMP SITES

Canal St. Bridge-WestportBridge reconstruction begins in

earnest [photo], H 10/7/88 p49

Bridge repair may slow traffic [photo], H 4/13/88 p9

Road open but work to continue [photo], H 8/25/88 p41+

Canamer Ocean Transport Inc.Eye on Real Estate [photo], H

9/27/88 p15Cancer-Awards

Students battling cancer receive scholarships [photo], H 6/25/88 p23+

Candice Corp.New Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Candid Camera

Candid Camera strikes, H 10/28/88 p1+

Chip off the old Funt puts `Candid' eye on us [photo], H 11/16/88 p1+

Canevari, Frederick J.City attorney agrees panel can

pull reins on horseman's plan, H 2/12/88 p9

Developer interested in buying pasture lot, H 3/8/88 p7

Horse owner nagged over ditch in pasture, H 1/15/88 p1+

Canning, JohnPitney Bowes Credit Corp.

Company's raw material: Money [photo], H 2/16/88 p19+

Cannon Grange FairFair maiden [photo], H 8/29/88

p1+Cannon House

Eye on Real Estate: Cannon House now fully leased [photo], H 7/14/88 p23

Cannon Rd.-WiltonBuilder testifies fence put in to

avoid lawsuits, H 8/5/88 p41Depression bout blamed on

fence, H 8/3/88 p35+Girl Scout Council closes on

building, H 1/29/88 p23+Girl Scout property sold for

$480,000, H 4/9/88 p13Judge finds fence move

satisfactory, H 6/11/88 p13+

Judge orders builder to move driveway fence, H 6/8/88 p13+

Wilton fence target of vandals again, H 2/23/88 p13

Cannonball RunCannonball Run a success again,

H 10/4/88 p22Cannondale-History. SEE

WILTON-CANNONDALE-HISTORY

Amateur authors win history merit award [photo], H 10/6/88 p1+

Cantor, ChristopherPonus student recognized for

ability, potential, H 4/19/88 p6Cantow, Mary

Teacher's program wins praise, H 8/9/88 p31

Capelle, BarbaraNew Canaanite wins seniors'

essay contest [photo], H 11/26/88 p9

Caposela, Cohen, Engelson, and Coleman

Correction to Oct. 17 article, BJ 10/24/88 p2

Cappuccia, GennaroCity man sentenced in tax

evasion, H 4/19/88 p12Captain's Court-Norwalk

Eye on Real Estate: Norwalk condos near completion [drawing], H 3/8/88 p13

Caputi, J. GaryAcademy names new director for

summer school [photo], H 3/18/88 p31

Caputo, Matthew A.Law office opened by Caputo

[photo], H 6/27/88 p9Car clubs. SEE FAIRFIELD

COUNTY MODEL A CLUBCar phone. SEE TELEPHONE,

CELLULARCar pools-Connecticut

Commuter traffic: It's a jungle out there, H 10/11/88 p1+

DOT promoting mass transit: Public relations firm hired, H 1/15/88 p13

Car washes-DarienClassic Shine provides more than

a car wash [photo], H 7/26/88 p23

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. SEE CPR (FIRST AID)

Cards, Greeting. SEE GREETING CARDS

Cardwell, Dr. Beth A.Health/Fitness: Dr. Cardwell joins

practice, H 7/5/88 p19

Carlson, Margaret McCallumMargaret Carlson elected civic

association president [photo], H 2/11/88 p22

Carmer, CeilPenney Golden Rule Award to

Ceil Carmer: For service to humanity [photo], H 3/28/88 p13

Carnese, DanielTown attorney's dismissal sought

by RTM member, H 2/17/88 p33+

Carnivals-WestportWhirling merrily at the carnival

[photo], H 9/23/88 p25Carpenters Hall-Norwalk

Union completes room for retirees, H 10/14/88 p29

Carpenters Local 210-NorwalkUnion completes room for

retirees, H 10/14/88 p29Carriage House-Norwalk

Gift shop proposed for carriage house, H 10/21/88 p1+

Carriage House-WestportCredit union submits bid for

building [photo], H 10/27/88 p13+

Carroll Estates Limited Partnership

22 `luxury' homes proposed in Sasqua Hills neighborhood, H 8/30/88 p1+

Decision on development expected Oct. 11: Strong opposition from area residents, H 9/23/88 p11

Developer files suit on Sasqua Hills denial, H 10/27/88 p1+

Land owner suing city, H 9/30/88 p9

Carroll, Edward J.Remodeled house draws raves

but no buyer as yet [photo], H 5/25/88 p13+

Carroll, George F. Jr.Carroll retains presidency of Five

Town Foundation, H 11/19/88 p35+

Carroll, James L.Carroll resigns position on Zoning

Commission, H 6/1/88 p9Carroll, June D.

Carroll appointed to post: As school administrator [photo], H 6/22/88 p7

Cars. SEE AUTOMOBILESCarson Crane Inc.

Carson Crane makes pitch to tenants: In unbalanced market [photo], H 4/26/88 p26

Eye on Real Estate, H 11/15/88 p13, H 12/8/88 p29

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Carson Crane Inc. (Continued)Joseph DiScala forms new

company : Broker jumps ship, H 2/18/88 p23+

Carson, DavidBank president to don tights for

`Giselle' role as Duke of Courland [photo], H 3/10/88 p37

Cartbridge swimming hole-Weston. SEE SAUGATUCK RIVER-SWIMMING

Cartoonists-NorwalkCartoonists do part for AIDS


Cartoonists-WestportCartoonists do part for AIDS


Cartwright, ElroyNorwalker enjoys life as TV star

[photo], H 9/2/88 p1+Caruso, Dana Lynn

In "Annie" at NHS and busy ever since: Dana Caruso on her way [photo], H 2/5/88 p13

Carver Center. SEE GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER CENTER

Casagrande, JackCasagrande steps down as

BMHS wrestling coach [photo], H 12/1/88 p45+

Cassano, RockyWeston Award goes to Cassano

[photo], H 5/18/88 p45Casson, Leslie

Performers set gala benefit concert: The date is Sept. 17 [photo], H 9/9/88 p24

Castro, ChristopherAmong the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13

Cat diseases. SEE FTLVCatamarans

DiMauro seees wing-sails in future America's Cups [photo], H 9/10/88 p1+

Local team helps defend cup [photo], H 8/19/88 p24

Rowayton duo selected for America's Cup races [photo], H 8/30/88 p25

Secret weapon [photo], H 2/29/88 p27

Catering halls-NorwalkPartners plan new banquet

facility [photo], H 6/28/88 p29+

Catholic Club-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK CATHOLIC CLUB

Catholic Family and Social Services

Bishop McHugh urges group to

maintain family structure [photo], H 5/28/88 p32+

Catholic schools. SEE NAME OF SCHOOL

Cavalcade of Bands. SEE ALSO MARCHING BANDS

Cheshire wins big at Cavalcade [photo], H 11/7/88 p1+

Corps of the cavalcade Sunday at Andrews Field, H 11/5/88 p1+

Cavanagh, BetsyHome/Town People [photo], H

12/13/88 p15Cave, Jennie F.

A timely tribute [edit], H 8/10/88 p4

Council chamber dedicated in name of Jennie F. Cave [photo], H 8/10/88 p1+

CBIABusiness group endorses Lyons,

H 10/29/88 p6CBIA ads promote state

economy, H 11/22/88 p11CBIA files brief on utility rates, H

12/6/88 p13CBIA seeks utility rate revision to

ease burden on manufacturers, BJ 12/12/88 p 8

High school kids tackle business: Top students take part in CBIA-sponsored course [photo], H 8/9/88 p11+

High school students look at business, too, H 7/19/88 p21

Strictly Business: CBIA asks for spending curbs, H 12/17/88 p13

Strictly Business: CBIA offers free travel service, H 9/17/88 p13

CBOABoat owners lodge protest

against USCG towing policy, H 3/1/88 p7

Boat Owners' Ass'n moves and expands, H 5/19/88 p28

Boaters' Buddy plan starts, H 4/1/88 p25

CBOA opposes `zero tolerance', H 8/12/88 p22

NY clubs join CBOA, H 4/8/88 p31State boat group seeking

members, H 4/29/88 p28Uproar increases over tow policy,

H 4/1/88 p24CBS Inc. Magazine Division

Diamandis acquired in $712 million deal, H 4/14/88 p25+

CBSNCandidates to attend CBSN

public program on drugs,

crime at Columbus School Thursday, H 10/28/88 p5

CBT. SEE CONNECTICUT BANK & TRUST CO.

Celebrity CabaretA little entertainment [photo], H

12/15/88 p7Cellini Jewelers

Wedding bands reflect a couple's personality [photo], H 8/30/88 p15

Cellular telephone. SEE TELEPHONE, CELLULAR

Cemeteries-NorwalkBurial plots may be scarce in the

future [photo], H 8/23/88 p1+Census Bureau

Strictly Business: Census Bureau needs workers, H 9/17/88 p13

Census-NorwalkMore Norwalkers but fewer

children in the year 2000? [graph], H 3/4/88 p1+

Center for Cosmetic Surgery Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Center for Creative EndeavorsSoNo creative center to hold

expos [photo], H 9/10/88 p13+

Center for Hope-Darien$65,000 raised for Center for

Hope, H 6/17/88 p38Volunteers graduate at center

[photo], H 11/30/88 p13Center for the Vocational Arts.

SEE BRIGGS CVACenter, Christine

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25Centerbank. SEE ALSO

BANKING CENTERStrictly Business: Banking Center

now Centerbank, H 6/16/88 p27

Central Catholic High SchoolAsks CCHS to reconsider policy

[letter], H 10/26/88 p11At CCHS senior prom [photo], H

6/9/88 p19CCHS Day is Wednesday

[photo], H 10/18/88 p30CCHS Jr. Prom [photo], H

5/19/88 p58Diplomas awarded at Norwalk

Tech, CCHS: CCHS graduates urged to cherish life's gifts [photo p9], H 6/4/88 p1+

Haywood's attitude: Be tough!, H 9/23/88 p31+

Open House at CCHS draws large turnout [photo], H 11/17/88 p5

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Central Catholic High School (Continued)

Pledges help CCHS purchase equipment [photo], H 10/21/88 p5

The Poinsettia [photo], H 1/4/88 p17+

Central Catholic High School-Awards

18 CCHS students inducted into National Honor Society [photo], H 5/19/88 p12


CCHS seniors awarded $100,000: In scholarships and prizes [photo], H 6/1/88 p10

Foundation picks two Norwalkers for scholarships [photo], H 4/7/88 p1+


Three named to Girls' State, H 6/15/88 p32

Central Catholic High School-Field trips

CCHS students, faculty spend vacation in Europe, H 4/20/88 p10

Central Catholic High School-Sports

The Hour's 1988 All-City Boys' Soccer Team. McMahon, Central place five players each [photo], H 12/16/88 p31+

The Hour's 1988 All-City Football Team: MVP Marvin Fitchett leads 11 NHS picks [photo], H 12/21/88 p25+

`Dogs' are CC's `Sixth Man', H 2/20/88 p40

Anastasia dismissed as CCHS coach: `Breach cited for taking students to Yankee game [photo], H 4/12/88 p27

Another coach at Central [photo], H 9/16/88 p21+



Basketball is alive & well at Central Catholic [graph], H 2/19/88 p23

Bethel ousts CCHS gals, 5-4, in WCC softball semifinals, H 5/27/88 p31+



Cavalier athletes cited at banquet [photo], H 3/17/88 p17+

Cavaliers debut in WCC playoff, H 3/1/88 p29+

Cavaliers qualify for states [photo], H 5/17/88 p29+


Cavaliers' Johnson wins WCC 100 in girls' track, H 5/27/88 p31

Cavs hand Rebels first loss of year [photo], H 1/6/88 p29+

CC junior leads city in hitting [photo], H 6/9/88 p41+

CC senior tops city in scoring [photo], H 12/2/88 p31+

CCHS honors athletes [photo], H 6/18/88 p35

CCHS honors fall athletes [photo], H 12/1/88 p48

Central's Haywood All-WCC football [photo], H 12/28/88 p9+

City batting crown to White: First soph in softball since 1983 [photo], H 6/15/88 p13+





DiStefano is hero: Local HS baseball roundup [photo], H 4/26/88 p35+



Forero's soccer debut a success [photo], H 9/15/88 p27+



It's down to final contest [photo], H 2/25/88 p25+


Mones gets WesConn soccer job [photo], H 5/6/88 p37+

Mones to receive coaching award, H 5/28/88 p44

Mr. Inside & Mr. Outside lead Cavs to 10th in row, H 2/17/88 p21+





Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+State tourney begins Monday, H

3/5/88 p27+The Hour looks back when....

[CCHS 1965 football team] [photo], H 9/23/88 p35


The Hour looks back when.... [CCHS 1966 girls' field hockey team] [photo], H 9/8/88 p30

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1963 basketball team] [photo], H 6/30/88 p33

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1963-64 girls' basketball team] [photo], H 7/7/88 p32

The Hour looks back when....[CCHS 1969-70 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 7/14/88 p30

Three Cavs named All-WCC [photo], H 6/14/88 p29


WCC Wild Division to CCHS [photo], H 5/17/88 p29+


Central Catholic High School-Staff

Four new teachers named to faculty at high school [photo], H 8/9/88 p29

Staff changes announced at CCHS, H 8/9/88 p29

Century 21 Knobhill-Holland Realty

Eye on Real Estate: Join forces [photo], H 3/31/88 p25

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Century Communication Corp.Cable, phone companies may

battle over FCC plan, H 7/28/88 p30

Century Communications shows net loss, H 1/26/88 p54

Century Communications stock split, H 10/29/88 p33

Communications firm launches a $200 million offering to reduce debt, BJ 11/28/88 p5

Strictly Business: Century begins trading on AMEX, H 7/19/88 p19

Strictly Business: Century buys cable Tv (sic) systems, H 5/17/88 p19

Strictly Business: Century buys cellular phone firm, H 8/11/88 p13

Strictly Business: Century buys cellular phone stock, H 10/1/88 p13

Strictly Business: Century buys more cable systems, H 9/27/88 p15

Strictly Business: Century Communications results, H 8/30/88 p29

Strictly Business: Century to acquire cellular firms, H 4/5/88 p16

Strictly Business: Century to buy cable TV system, H 9/8/88 p23

Strictly Business: Century to reduce bank debt, H 9/20/88 p13

Cera Economic Consultants Inc.Contracts awarded, BJ 11/28/88

p18Cesare, Elizabeth "Susan"

Norwalk woman to head combined schools, H 1/14/88 p26

Chaisson, BillChaisson took a chance: Norwalk

realtor now lives a happy `double life' [photo], H 4/28/88 p19

Chalk, AlanWeston teacher participating in

Yale workshop, H 2/19/88 p12

Challenger Center for Space Education

Norwalk nurse backs space center, H 1/28/88 p1+

Chamber of Commerce. SEE DARIEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; GREATER NORWALK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; WESTPORT

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC.

Chamber Orchestra of Connecticut

Duilio Dobrin conducts reorganized orchestra, H 4/18/88 p16

Champion International Corp.Champion International: one of

Stamford's corporate winners, BD 12/88 p21

Strapped for workers: Hospitals take lead in child care [photo], H 4/12/88 p19

Chang, Jane W.NC student of 500 semifinalists,

H 4/20/88 p10New Canaan teen named 1988

Presidential Scholar, H 5/17/88 p11

Change of SeasonsGuilt-free dining [photo], H

9/29/88 p16Channel Net

Eye on Real Estate, H 5/3/88 p29Chapel St.-Norwalk

Neighbors want showdown with Showtech [photo], H 10/21/88 p1+

Panel supports backup plan for Chapel Street housing, H 4/8/88 p10

Chapell, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander R.Chapells are wed 50 years, H

9/3/88 p14Chaplains, prison

Prison chaplain with Orthodox concerns [photo], H 10/29/88 p16

Chapman, DoreenBeta Sigma Phi cites Chapman,

H 7/6/88 p10Charitable use, trusts and

foundationsWestporter gives $1 million to

Yale football [photo], H 9/14/88 p1+

CharitiesMayor kicks off fund-raiser

[photo], H 8/11/88 p11Charity. SEE ALSO UNITED WAY-

NAME OF TOWNCampaign time [edit], H 10/4/88

p4Chiropractors donating services

to help needy, H 12/13/88 p4Eye on Real Estate, H 12/13/88

p11Norwalk United Way pledges

total over $400,000 at present [photo], H 10/19/88 p7

United Way drive off to fast start [photo], H 10/5/88 p11

United Way initiates campaign in Wilton, H 10/21/88 p27

Charles Cove CondominiumsCharles Cove builders sued by

government, H 5/20/88 p1+Charles Staack & Sons Inc.

Builder wants 110 condos off Creeping Hemlock Dr., H 5/27/88 p1+

Charles StillingEye on Real Estate, H 11/29/88

p11Charles, Carl


Charles, LarryDefends selection of Charles

[letter], H 5/12/88 p36New zoner [letter], H 5/13/88 p5

Charney, FelixCharney files second suit against

ZBA, H 10/11/88 p9+Creative site plans win approvals

[photo], H 4/7/88 p29Felix Charney, Redding resident:

Says G & B developer: 'I live there,' H 10/7/88 p50

Charter Oak CollegeArea people to receive degrees,

H 10/18/88 p30Charter Oak diploma: Flexible

program suits Norwalk nurse, H 4/20/88 p10

Chartwell Group Ltd.Chartwell bets on entrepreneurs.

Buying spree produces string of seven firms [photo], H 9/1/88 p27+

Chase, EllenResidents awarded for best

improved property [photo], H 4/21/88 p20

Chase, MaryIn Wilton [drawing], H 4/22/88 p20

Chase, RonaldResidents awarded for best


Chateau BuildersNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Chateau Painters


Cheatwood, GregoryNLP: Adherents claim it will

change unwanted behavior [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

Checks-Criminal provisions-Westport

Claim man issued bad checks, H 10/21/88 p8

Police warn residents about scam, H 8/5/88 p41+

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Cheerleading-NorwalkThe Hour looks back when...

[photo], H 9/15/88 p31The Hour looks back when....

[NHS 1950 girls' cheerleading team] [photo], H 9/15/88 p31

Chemical BankStrictly Business: Chemical Bank

opens loan office, H 7/14/88 p23

Chemicals-Environmental aspects. SEE POLLUTION-ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS

Chemicals-Safety measureFire Department surveying toxic

chemicals in Norwalk [photo], H 12/1/88 p1+

Chernet, SolomonBoy, 5, rescued at pond, H

6/13/88 p9+Chernow, Ann

In India [photo], H 10/6/88 p19Cherry, Yvonne A.

Cherry resigns Planning Commission post, H 10/12/88 p11

Chestnut St.-NorwalkNorwalk Man shot outside

apartments, H 7/23/88 p8Chevalier, Eve

Zoning appeal turned down on willed land, H 6/29/88 p27

Child abuse-InvestigationDriver's record shocks school

officials, H 11/18/88 p49Vitam worker suspended in

sexual assault investigation, H 9/19/88 p7

Child abuse-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Child abuse

complaint filed, H 11/23/88 p8Child care. SEE ALSO

ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY DAY CARE PROVIDERS; AU PAIR GIRLS; CHILD CARE CONNECTIONS OF WESTERN CONNECTICUT; DAY CARE PROVIDERS; NAME OF CHILD CARE CENTERS; NORWALK YMCA'S CHILDREN'S CORNER; ON-THE-MEND; SAUGATUCK CHILD CARE SERVICE

Child care is now a national priority: `About time'...say moms [photo], H 9/22/88 p25+

Ed board approves day care program in two schools here, H 6/8/88 p11

Merritt 7 considers day care service, H 12/3/88 p27+

Parents told of changes in child care subsidies, H 9/1/88 p17

Pearson lends support to day care funding bill, H 9/21/88 p10

School board approves day care plan, H 6/22/88 p1+

What is the State Legislature doing? The child day care dilemma [photo], H 12/22/88 p15+

Child Care Connections of Western Connecticut

Danbury groups help improve child care services for workers, BJ 10/17/88 p15

Child Care Food ProgramFunded food program slices

expenses for providers at local day care centers, H 10/15/88 p35

Child labor. SEE YOUTH-EMPLOYMENT

Children's Corner. SEE NORWALK YMCA'S CHILDREN'S CORNER

Chillington-Linn AssociatesNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Chimon Island

Island left largely to the birds, H 6/22/88 p11

China Plate MusicNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Chinatown Chinese Restaurant


Chiropractors-NorwalkChiropractors donating services

to help needy, H 12/13/88 p4Delivery for needy [photo], H

12/27/88 p7Joins staff [photo], H 4/11/88 p36Praises doctors for offer [letter],

H 12/21/88 p11Chiropractors-Westport

Delivery for needy [photo], H 12/27/88 p7

Choyce, JamesRestaurant investing: too many

cooks?, H 5/3/88 p29+Christ Episcopal Church

Father Burr is appointed Christ Episcopal assistant [photo], H 2/6/88 p16

Father Waring honored [photo], H 4/23/88 p10+

Rev. Otomo visits Norwalk [photo], H 6/18/88 p11

Waring reception [photo], H 4/30/88 p10

ChristeningKimberly Solheim christening

held, H 3/23/88 p20Christian Community in Action


Christmas. SEE ALSO BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

Memories of old-fashioned Christmas, H 12/5/88 p1+

Unhappy with coverage [letter], H 12/29/88 p11

Christmas Bird CountWestport among towns taking

part in bird count, H 12/17/88 p34

Christmas in April ProgramVolunteers needed for home fix-

ups [photo], H 2/16/88 p1+Christmas tree lighting. SEE

CHRISTMAS-NAME OF TOWN

Christmas treesWhy not a live yule tree? [letter],

H 10/22/88 p11Christmas trees-Norwalk

Watching the fir fly [photo], H 11/29/88 p1

Christmas trees-WestportFamilies invited to cut down

Christmas trees, H 12/2/88 p45

Town welcomes holiday season [photo], H 12/5/88 p41

Christmas Wish FoundationWEBE radio establishes

Christmas wish foundation, BJ 11/28/88 p9

Christmas-Norwalk25th edition of Rowayton Nativity

Pageant Sunday, H 12/9/88 p5

25th Rowayton Nativity pageant set for Dec. 11, H 12/1/88 p9

Dress rehearsal [photo], H 12/5/88 p1

Entertainment plan for SoNo Christmas, H 12/2/88 p15

Rowayton selects key characters for Nativity Pageant, H 12/3/88 p4

Santa arrives [photo], H 12/13/88 p5

Thousands turn out for tree lighting [photo], H 12/8/88 p1+

Weather made pageant realistic [photo], H 12/12/88 p4

Christmas-Rowayton25th edition of Rowayton Nativity

Pageant Sunday, H 12/9/88 p5

25th Rowayton Nativity pageant set for Dec. 11, H 12/1/88 p9

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Christmas-Rowayton (Continued)Dress rehearsal [photo], H

12/5/88 p1Rowayton selects key characters

for Nativity Pageant, H 12/3/88 p4

Christmas-South NorwalkEntertainment plan for SoNo

Christmas, H 12/2/88 p15Thousands turn out for tree

lighting [photo], H 12/8/88 p1+Christmas-Weston

Exhibit sparks holiday memories [photo], H 12/12/88 p33

Santa Claus to park his sleigh outside Town Hall in Weston, H 12/14/88 p37

Christmas-WestportHoliday decorations will be

highlight of Westport tour, H 11/30/88 p13+

Sleighbus will make its 12th trip, H 12/5/88 p41+

Time out for Santa [photo], H 12/23/88 p33

Town Hall Christmas party turns into wedding reception, H 12/24/88 p30

Christmas-Wilton'Tis the season [photo], H

12/10/88 p35Christopher Viesto Bone Marrow

Registry. SEE ALSO VIESTO, CHRISTOPHER

Bone marrow registry opens, H 10/31/88 p4

City may create program to recruit marrow donors, H 6/9/88 p1+

Viesto Bone Marrow Donor Registry Site opens: Youngster may be home by week's end [photo], H 3/2/88 p10

Christopher Viesto Memorial Foundation. SEE ALSO VIESTO, CHRISTOPHER

Chris Viesto fund aids Milford teen, H 8/12/88 p1+

City Health Department opening registry for bone marrow donors, H 7/12/88 p1+

Contributions to Viesto fund to help give others hope, H 3/23/88 p10

Performance to benefit Viesto memorial fund, H 11/3/88 p7

Phone retirees donate $1,000 to Viesto fund for bone marrow clinic, H 6/14/88 p9

Viesto struggling to keep memorial foundation going, H 12/7/88 p7

Viesto trust fund running low, H 9/1/88 p25

Viestos give $2,000 to leukemia patient, H 4/16/88 p1+

Chrust, Steven G.Investors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Chrysler Capital Corp.

Chrysler Capital Corp. leases half of $45 million Stamford project, BJ 12/5/88 p2

Chrysler move to bring jobs to the region, I 12/9–22/88 p7

Chuldzinski, DavidHour Halls of Ivy, H 1/22/88 p23

Church of GodEnjoying bible school [photo], H

8/20/88 p26Church Women United of

NorwalkLocal CWU group hears Talbot

[photo], H 4/2/88 p9+Valiant Woman [photo], H

3/16/88 p19Churches. SEE NAME OF

CHURCHCIAC-Basketball

Best leads Wilton to 64-43 win, H 3/8/88 p27+





Norwalk bounces back, whips Hamden, 100-79, H 3/8/88 p27+

Norwalk goes for CIAC LL finals tonight [photo], H 3/15/88 p29

CIAC-Ice hockeyWreckers advance to semis

[photo], H 3/7/88 p23+CIAC-Running


CIAC-Softball1,400 fans get money's worth

[photo], H 6/13/88 p21+Lady Bears go to final [photo p1],

H 6/8/88 p37+Nothing wrong with 2nd place

[photo], H 6/13/88 p21+CIAC-Track-athletics

Staples second in state indoor, H 2/25/88 p29

CIAC-WrestlingCahill cops Open, H 2/29/88 p27

Cibbarelli, Dr. Vincent C.Former city educator named to

Virginia job [photo], H 12/14/88 p4

Ciccarello, Louis S.Board of Education loses

Ciccarello [photo], H 10/12/88 p10

Ruling stands: Home sale binders not binding, H 10/6/88 p1+

Cider Mill SchoolCider Mill School wins fitness

award, H 10/6/88 p49Growing up in different eras:

Students profile their elders: Authors and their subject [photo], H 6/17/88 p1+

Pupils learn about life in 1920s [photo], H 4/22/88 p23+

Wilton pupils raise $1,400 for Diabetes Foundation [photo], H 4/1/88 p27

Cimitile, SheriSheri Cimitile crowned Miss

Norwalk Seaport [photo], H 8/6/88 p1+

Cioffi, Judge Nicholas A.Cioffi: Drug cases congesting

courts: Judge delivers Law day message [photo], H 5/3/88 p9

Cioffi, Samuel N.Cioffi to give up GOP district

post, H 3/1/88 p9Samuel N. Cioffi fills Housing

Authority slot [photo], H 11/30/88 p4

Circus-NorwalkCircus may return, H 12/2/88 p4

Cities-Rankings. SEE COMMUNITIES-RANKINGS

`Money' drops Norwalk to number 3, H 7/25/88 p1+

Fame is fleeting [edit], H 7/25/88 p4

Citizen's National BankStrictly Business: Banking

Department applications, H 10/6/88 p45

Citizens for a Better South Norwalk. SEE CBSN

Citizens UtilitiesCitizens Utilities declares

dividend for the fourth quarter, BJ 10/24/88 p2

City Hall-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK CITY HALL; NORWALK-CITY HALL BUILDING COMMITTEE

Citytrust Bancorp Inc.Citytrust board elects non-banker

president [photo p19], H 7/21/88 p17+

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Citytrust Bancorp Inc. (Continued)

Citytrust declares 3rd quarter dividend, BJ 10/31/88 p8, BJ 10/31/88 p17

Citytrust quizzed by analysts: Down on Wall Street [photo p24], H 4/26/88 p23+

Citytrust reports 10 percent increase in third-quarter, BJ 10/24/88 p11

Citytrust reports earnings up 10%, H 7/21/88 p19

Citytrust sponsors Cousteau film, H 11/10/88 p15

Citytrust's Engelman takes stand, H 10/15/88 p13

High risk investments cited: Citytrust writes off loan losses, H 7/7/88 p25+

SBA names Citytrust leading lender in state for small business, BJ 12/19/88 p6

Strictly Business: Citytrust courts older customers, H 4/14/88 p26

Strictly Business: Citytrust moves into Massachusetts, H 7/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: Citytrust offers cut-rate loans, H 3/3/88 p33

Strictly Business: Citytrust plans Waterbury center, H 6/30/88 p13

Strictly Business: Citytrust reports quarter gains, H 4/19/88 p25

Strictly Business: Citytrust restates earnings, H 1/21/88 p25


Clabir Corp.Clabir raises ante in restructuring

bid, BJ 12/5/88 p10Clabir sells subsidiary, I

12/9–22/88 p12Clark, Gregory

Norwalk man wins $1 million lottery, H 8/3/88 p1+

CLASP26 children pack bags for Disney

World visit [photo], H 9/30/88 p45

This game was a hit [photo], H 6/13/88 p9

CLASP Homes, Inc.Horan named director CLASP

Homes, Inc, H 8/15/88 p33Class. SEE ALSO

EDUCATION...FOR RELATED TOPICS; SCHOOL...FOR RELATED TOPICS

Class reunions-Norwalk200 attend BMHS reunion

[photo], H 2/17/88 p1050 years of memories [photo], H

12/30/88 p4Class of '50 at St. Joseph

[photo], H 10/6/88 p21Classmates enjoy luncheon

[photo], H 12/14/88 p12Hail, hail a very good year

[photo], H 12/15/88 p20Class Size-Norwalk

Two classrooms in city oversized, H 10/22/88 p6

Classic ShineClassic Shine provides more than

a car wash [photo], H 7/26/88 p23

Clean and Green ProgramClean and Green team to parade

through city [photo], H 4/25/88 p7

Clean and Green to give annual award to SNEW, H 4/28/88 p32

Clean-up campaign resuming, H 4/4/88 p7

Eye on Real Estate: Businesses to support Clean & Green efforts, H 12/27/88 p13

It's that time [edit], H 4/29/88 p4Kids grow flowers for Clean 'n'

Green [photo], H 4/15/88 p11Parkway ramp adopted [photo], H

4/21/88 p48Sprucing up the neighborhood

[photo], H 5/2/88 p7Clement, Roland

Environment affected by new technology, H 3/14/88 p1+

Clemmons, AngelaListen....they're playing Angela's

song: Her first solo at three [photo], H 1/21/88 p37

Clemons, Sean CourtneyFamily defends Roodner Court

victim [photo], H 7/21/88 p1+Clocktower Close

Clocktower wins prize for design, H 11/23/88 p40

Clocktower SquareEye on Real Estate, H 6/14/88

p19Eye on Real Estate: Construction

slated [photo], H 4/28/88 p27Clocktower Vista-Norwalk

Condo-office coomplex plan unveiled: Alteration OK'd for Clocktower Vista, H 1/22/88 p8

Clothes. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Clothes designersLocal bike designer shifts gears:

David Wiener of Westport now sportswear enthusiast [photo], H 9/10/88 p13+

Clothing. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Clothing and dressDress Barn sales up 21%, H

11/15/88 p13Fontana reopens, H 11/19/88 p13

Clouse, Norman R.Clouse departs McMahon after

25 years of service [photo], H 8/30/88 p10

Clune, DavidLonger school day issue

explored, H 10/28/88 p9+Cluster housing-Weston

Opponents air objections to cluster housing plan, H 7/12/88 p11+

Cluster housing-WestportCluster housing proposed for

land owned by Baron, H 11/21/88 p37

For Baron's Property South: P & Z withdraws cluster housing proposal, H 11/29/88 p9+

Lawsuit promised over cluster residential district, H 11/22/88 p9+

Coaching (Athletics). SEE ALSO NAME OF SPORT-COACHING


Coaching bloodlines. Marybeth Sacramone following in her dad's footsteps [photo], H 10/27/88 p41

FCIAC honors fall coaches [photo], H 12/20/88 p23

Jorgensen's coach won't forget smile [photo], H 10/12/88 p21+

Coachmen's Rod and Custom Car Club

For show and go [photo], H 4/28/88 p9

CoachWorks Condominiums-Norwalk

Eye on Real Estate: Broker named [il], H 12/27/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: Grand opening [photo], H 6/21/88 p11

Coalition for Children and Youth of Greater Norwalk

Plan has no tangible payoff for city, H 10/18/88 p26

Please buy a gift for `children's bank', H 11/16/88 p17

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Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.

Making a difference [photo], H 10/4/88 p18

Coast GuardBoat owners lodge protest

against USCG towing policy, H 3/1/88 p7

Coast Guard finds no cause to halt work on rail bridge [photo], H 4/22/88 p9

Coast Guard rule upsets auxiliary, H 2/29/88 p1+

Coast Guard searching for two men, H 10/21/88 p1+

Coast Guard suspends search for missing boat, H 10/24/88 p37+

Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 72A moment in history [photo], H

2/9/88 p6Assistance policy explained

[photo], H 7/15/88 p37Auxiliary members honored, H

7/22/88 p32Boaters cheer towing policy

change: Auxiliary can tow again, H 4/22/88 p10

CG Flotilla 72 is active, H 8/19/88 p25

Coast Guard Auxiliary continues training [photo], H 7/1/88 p22

Don Lametta honored at testimonial luncheon [photo], H 9/30/88 p32

Patrol duty on the COGA II [photo], H 9/30/88 p31+

Towing help may be faster [photo], H 7/1/88 p21

USCG Auxiliary is unleashed [photo], H 10/7/88 p33

CobotyxCommunications robot can free

receptionist from tedious chores, BJ 10/24/88 p9

CocaineAddicted moms reap bitter

harvest, H 10/10/88 p1+Cockenoe Island

Court rules clam permits not needed at Cockenoe, H 5/3/88 p17

No storm's too strong for Cockenoe campers [photo], H 8/31/88 p1+

COGA IIAssistance policy explained

[photo], H 7/15/88 p37Coast Guard Auxiliary continues

training [photo], H 7/1/88 p22Patrol duty on the COGA II

[photo], H 9/30/88 p31+Towing help may be faster

[photo], H 7/1/88 p21

USCG Auxiliary is unleashed [photo], H 10/7/88 p33

Cognitronics Corp.Cognitronics attributes quarterly

slip to lower sales volume, BJ 11/28/88 p16

CognoscentiSisters to guard zip code

trademark [photo], H 10/1/88 p13+

Cohen Fashion OpticalEye on Real Estate, H 3/31/88

p25Eye on Real Estate: Westport

store [photo], H 4/5/88 p19Cohen, Aviva

Honored for service [photo], H 6/18/88 p10

Cohen, MartinInvestors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Cohen, Ruth S.

Taking the reins [photo], H 7/5/88 p25

Cohen, StevenCohen joins NCC, H 9/20/88 p6

Coin dealersInflation fears buoy coin

investing: Local coin dealers debate coin purchases by phone, H 7/26/88 p21+

Coins as an investmentInflation fears buoy coin

investing: Local coin dealers debate coin purchases by phone [photo], H 7/26/88 p21+

Col Canto OperaNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Colavita


Coldwell Banker Real EstateBroker honored [photo], H

10/27/88 p29Eye on Real Estate, H 3/15/88

p19, H 3/24/88 p27, H 4/19/88 p25, H 6/21/88 p11, H 9/1/88 p27, H 10/11/88 p13 (SEE ALSO CHANNEL NET)

Local Coldwell Banker reps see no major changes ahead, BJ 11/7/88 p1+

Open house gives spring sellers high exposure [photo] [drawing], H 4/21/88 p33

Coleman, CraigBray, Coleman earn Eagle Scout

status, H 7/22/88 p12Coley House Museum

Historical society plans old-fashioned Christmas, H 11/30/88 p13

Coley, David L.Weston mourns and remembers

its native son, David Coley, H 12/23/88 p33+

Coleytown Middle School21 Coleytown students cited, H

12/14/88 p38Board of Education honors

longtime school custodians, H 10/18/88 p33+

Coleytown pupils eat milk, rice for lunch, H 12/1/88 p16

Coleytown pupils write position papers, H 3/7/88 p14

Pupils observe language week [photo], H 3/11/88 p29

Coleytown Middle School-Awards

Coleytown kids clean up in stock market contest, H 6/2/88 p16

Coleytown Middle School-StaffWelsch elected board member of

school league [photo], H 4/29/88 p12

Collective bargainingUnions accuse contractors of

abuses: Cash payments challenged, H 1/5/88 p9+

Collective bargaining-NorwalkCity, cops bargaining once again,

H 10/20/88 p5City, union may negotiate limit on

extra jobs for police officers, H 5/26/88 p7

Contract negotiations between police union, city bogged down, H 7/18/88 p7


Collective bargaining-WestportAdministrators' reactions mixed

over settlement, H 3/15/88 p17

Conference board eliminates need for labor board hearing, H 9/1/88 p17

Court asked to settle Westport library tiff, H 10/25/88 p1+

Library employees await answer from labor board, H 7/21/88 p13+

Mediator offers library dispute data agreement, H 10/8/88 p37

Officials gather information: Arbitration panel hears experts, H 11/3/88 p13+

Police move closer to an agreement, H 3/10/88 p13

Symbolic vote cast on contract, H 6/9/88 p15

Westport's `middle managers' may unionize, H 6/30/88 p23+

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Collective bargaining-Westport (Continued)

WFD contract [letter], H 6/25/88 p4+

Collective bargaining-WiltonTown Hall employees vote for

union by 21-7 margin, H 3/5/88 p15

Wilton officials busy at negotiations table, H 7/14/88 p13+

Wilton workers lean toward union, H 1/5/88 p1+

Workers to vote on union, H 1/23/88 p13+

Collective labor agreementsThree groups form county labor

panel, H 4/7/88 p9College athletes

6-7 Lewis does it all [photo], H 4/8/88 p33+




photo], H 4/29/88 p34Hour's Halls of Ivy [photo], H

2/5/88 p32No stopping Weston's Davis:

Frosh leads Tar Heels to swim title [photo], H 4/29/88 p34

The Hour's Halls of Ivy [column with photo], H 6/21/88 p24, H 9/9/88 p36, H 12/6/88 p23, H 12/29/88 p28

College athletes-NorwalkHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27College athletes-Weston


College athletes-WestportHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27College athletes-Wilton



College costsAs tuition rates rise, College

costs sap middle class [il], H 9/1/88 p27+

College financing harder than ever, H 3/29/88 p23

College Night-NorwalkCaring father brings College

Night to Norwalk [photo], H 3/23/88 p10

Representatives, prospects jam gym for College Night [photo], H 5/13/88 p14

College sportsTheHour's Halls of Ivy [column

with photo], H 6/21/88 p24College students

Dean's List, H 2/25/88 p12On the Dean's List, H 2/4/88 p11,

H 2/6/88 p6, H 2/8/88 p6, H 3/3/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/24/88 p35, H 3/25/88 p31

Student inducted, H 3/4/88 p7Wiltonite studying in Germany, H

3/2/88 p17College Tuition Planning Service

New business name - Norwalk, BJ 10/24/88 p19

Colleges. SEE NAME OF COLLEGE

Collins Development Corp.Arthur Collins, BD 10–11/88 p16+Marketing and Ad Libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5Merchants irate over new

charges: On Washington Street, H 2/2/88 p21+

Collins, Vincent F.City man may get new trial, H

5/24/88 p11Collins, William A.

Challenges Collins's statements [letter], H 12/6/88 p11

Collins raps effort to repeal rule on low-cost hosing [photo], H 10/11/88 p1+

Collins to repair houses, H 4/16/88 p1+

Collins wins high praise [photo], H 1/25/88 p1+

Collins' response no surprise [letter], H 10/27/88 p11

Collins: Trying to help tenants, H 4/11/88 p1+

Ex-mayor is issued notices of violation [photo], H 4/9/88 p1+

Fantasizing over testimonial [letter], H 2/12/88 p17

Former mayor believes school site should be used for elderly housing, H 8/23/88 p7

Inspector wants Collins to send boarding party, H 8/11/88 p11

Just like Cuba, China and Weston [letter], H 12/22/88 p11

Keep zoning regs [letter], H 1/26/88 p5

Lyons replies to Collins [letter], H 10/19/88 p11

Mixing business with politics [letter], H 10/31/88 p11

Perfect heir [letter], H 10/14/88 p5Six people attend public hearing:

Collins gives views at workshop, H 12/9/88 p9

Zoners giving away the store [letter], H 11/23/88 p19

Colon, KeithArguments concluded at trial of

local man on assault count, H 5/13/88 p10



Norwalk man found guilty in assault of his girlfriend, H 5/14/88 p6

Colonial RealtyEye on Real Estate, H 11/15/88

p13Colonial Village Park

Preservation AssociationNew group calls for resignation of

Heather Rodin [photo], H 4/15/88 p1+

Colonial Village-NorwalkAuthority undeterred on Colonial

Village, H 5/3/88 p1+Buschbaum does an `about face',

H 4/14/88 p1+Candidates differ on expanding

Colonial Village, H 1/22/88 p1+

Center plans move ahead at Village, H 7/20/88 p7

Colonial opponents are heard, H 6/17/88 p1+

Colonial Village expansion backed by group, H 5/25/88 p7

Colonial Village expansion going before council again, H 11/18/88 p4

Colonial Village expansion rejected again, H 11/23/88 p1+

Colonial Village extension given, H 10/21/88 p4

Colonial Village plan wins OK from state, H 3/29/88 p1+

Colonial Village request from HA nixed by Mayor, H 11/15/88 p4

Council rejects Colonial Village plan, H 3/9/88 p1+

Council to city lawyers: Block expansion plan, H 4/27/88 p10

Esposito get run around in Colonial Village battle, H 9/9/88 p7

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Colonial Village-Norwalk (Continued)

Esposito upset with state officials: Over Colonial Village hangup, H 8/26/88 p9

Expansion foes request meeting, H 2/17/88 p1+

Give it up [edit], H 5/12/88 p4Governor will not meet with

Colonial Village foes, H 3/5/88 p1

Group won't wait for answer to letter, H 6/15/88 p11

Mayor asks state to halt expansion, H 8/3/88 p7

No comments offered on site plan. Silence worth a thousand words, H 9/22/88 p7

Objects to Colonial Village plan [letter], H 2/11/88 p5

Opposes plan [letter], H 2/16/88 p5

Save the project [letter], H 3/14/88 p5

State to OK Colonial Village expansion?, H 2/5/88 p1+

Steam running out for addition to Colonial Village, H 10/20/88 p4

Tenants beef about drug deals, crime, H 10/7/88 p7

The right move [edit], H 9/30/88 p4

Traffic smart [letter], H 2/6/88 p5Village hails apparent end of

expansion [photo], H 9/30/88 p1+

Who's behind Center demolition? [letter], H 7/28/88 p5

Color Guard-NorwalkNHS contingent wins contest for

color guards, H 4/26/88 p6Colortech Inc.


Columbia Federal Savings BankColumbia Federal buyout

rumored, H 5/17/88 p19Connery named head of

Columbia Federal [photo], H 2/23/88 p23

FSLIC problems won't jeopardize local depositors, H 5/19/88 p1+

Columbus Court-NorwalkA year behind schedule,

Columbus Court units open [photo], H 4/2/88 p1+

Columbus SchoolAides at magnet school switched

to full-time work, H 5/11/88 p21

Astronaut club awarded, H 8/25/88 p10

Columbus Magnet School has unfilled minority seats, H 7/1/88 p7

Crackdown nets four, H 10/19/88 p8

Flight of Discovery thrills Astronaut Club at Columbus, H 9/30/88 p10

Perschino takes part in seminar, H 8/9/88 p22

Problem of drugs near school hits home daily at Columbus [photo], H 10/19/88 p1+

Pupils carry torch for 24 miles [photo], H 6/11/88 p1+

Shuttle victim's relative speaks to school's Young Astronauts, H 3/25/88 p30

Sidewalk exercise [photo], H 10/27/88 p8


Columbus School-Field tripsColumbus School students enjoy

weekend in nation's capital, H 3/15/88 p10

Columbus Schools students depart on Washington trip, H 3/11/88 p10

Combustion Engineering Inc.CE wins DOE contract, I

11/11/88–11/24/88 p11Says CE `not seeking way out'

[letter], H 8/31/88 p5Comedy clubs

Treehouse comedy club is relocating to Norwalk [photo], H 9/13/88 p1+

CommerceSACIA joins trade group in

promoting area exports, BJ 10/24/88 p1+

Commercial art-PrintingFairfield County's Commercial

Printers [chart], BJ 11/28/88 p20

Commercial Credit Group Inc.Primerica, Commercial Credit

shareholders vote on merger, H 12/17/88 p4

Commercial education. SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION

Commercial law-popular works. SEE BUSINESS LAW

Commercial Property Owners Assoc.

Carpenter to address CPOA group Thursday, H 12/5/88 p4

Commercial property owners seek balanced growth in city, H 10/31/88 p4

CPOA membership drive under way, H 8/31/88 p27


Group says new housing threatens commercial areas, H 7/27/88 p9

New property owners' group looks for strength in numbers, H 6/2/88 p29

Commercial schools. SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION

Commercials, Radio. SEE RADIO ADVERTISING

Commission for the ElderlyElderly dismiss their concerns

[photo], H 6/15/88 p37Officers elected by commission,

H 5/20/88 p18Common Council. SEE

NORWALK-COMMON COUNCIL

Communication systems, Computer. SEE COMPUTER NETWORKS

Communities-RankingsWhat magazine rankings really

mean to state's towns, H 9/19/88 p1+

Community Care. SEE CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY CARE, INC.

Community League Advocates for Special People. SEE CLASP

Community MailerNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Community Mailer TWD Division


Community organization-Westport

Westporters rekindle neighborhood spirit, H 6/17/88 p1+

Community-based industries. SEE SMALL BUSINESS

Commuting. SEE RAILROADS-COMMUTING TRAFFIC

Commuting-Connecticut. SEE ALSO RAILROADS-COMMUTING TRAFFIC; RIDESHARING

Bus company claims shuttle to Stamford may help unclog I-95, H 4/5/88 p1+


Darien salesman wins contest for nation's longest commute [photo], H 7/9/88 p1+

SWRPA: Rail service must get better, H 1/14/88 p1+

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Compact discsCompact disc update: Tinkering

pays off for sound buff [photo], H 2/9/88 p25+

Compensation. SEE PENSIONS; WAGES

Competitive examinations. SEE EXAMINATIONS-NAME OF TOWN

Compo Beach-WestportAwaiting patter of bare feet

[photo], H 4/26/88 p13Compo concession nears

completion, H 5/14/88 p25+P & R officials begin work to get

the beach ready for the summer [photo], H 2/10/88 p37+

Tough first year for Compo Beach concessionaire [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

Composers-NorwalkNew Kemeny musical to open at

Westport Town Hall Friday, H 9/7/88 p17

CompostComposting viewed as recycling

skill [photo], H 9/21/88 p42Computer consultants-Norwalk

CPAs offer computer consulting, H 10/13/88 p36

Computer consultants-WestportCalming office fears about new

computer [il], H 7/28/88 p27+Computer Corporation of

AmericaXerox buys software unit, H

8/25/88 p15Computer Factory

Eye on Real Estate: Three leases [photo], H 3/31/88 p25

Computer graphics equipment industry

Summagraphics reports record first quarter earnings and revenues, BJ 10/17/88 p15

Computer networksHigh schools experiment with

computer data links, H 10/19/88 p1+

Computer softwareFrench software start-up taking

off [photo], H 3/1/88 p19+Computer-aided design

CADD technology eliminates many time-consuming chores, BJ 10/31/88 p7

PC-aided designs cut builder's construction time, costs, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p68

Computer-assisted design. SEE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN

Comsec NaragansettSecurity firm leases high ridge

road office, BJ 11/14/88 p6Concert halls. SEE NORWALK

CONCERT HALLConcorde Chamber Music

SocietyInaugural concert for new

Concorde [photo], H 10/7/88 p17

Condominiums. SEE ALSO NAME OF CONDOMINIUM

Condominiums-MilfordSite approval causes sleepless

night, H 9/6/88 p13+Condominiums-Norwalk

76 condo units proposed in SoNo, H 7/29/88 p12

92 condo units approved for Richards Avenue site, H 3/15/88 p7

Attorney for developer seeks ordinance repeal, H 6/10/88 p14

Charles Cove builders sued by government, H 5/20/88 p1+

Committee supports condominium project, H 3/25/88 p10

Condo developer files plan for Richards Avenue units, H 4/14/88 p7

Condo units approved, H 7/26/88 p7

Condo, marina complex approved: Surrounded by Charles, Platt, South Smith streets, H 4/21/88 p9

Condo-office complex plan unveiled: Alteration OK'd for Clocktower Vista, H 1/22/88 p8

Condos proposed for Osborne Ave., H 5/9/88 p1+

Condos still a good buy, says Nardella, H 1/26/88 p50

Conservation panel to scan new plans for condominiums, H 5/23/88 p7

CPM Real Estate condo specialist [photo], H 9/22/88 p40

DEP opposed to mariona, condo plan: For East Norwalk site, H 3/17/88 p10

Developer plans 27 condos over shopping center, H 8/2/88 p1+


Eye on Real Estate: Broker named [il], H 12/27/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: Grand opening [photo], H 6/21/88 p11

Eye on Real Estate: Just listed [drawing], H 3/22/88 p23

Eye on Real Estate: Norwalk condos near completion [drawing], H 3/8/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: On Five Mile River [drawing], H 5/3/88 p29

Eye on Real Estate: Overlooking river [drawing], H 4/7/88 p25

IRS ruling worries condo owners, H 11/22/88 p11+

Judge seeks more information in Minoff case against zoners, H 11/8/88 p4

Mallards Landing, hot condo [il], H 9/22/88 p58

Minoff considering adding single-family homes to condo plan, H 9/1/88 p7

Mixed-use condos under way [photo], H 9/13/88 p16

Neighbors fear loss of buffer zone: To proposed condos near Norden, H 5/13/88 p7

Neighbors: Development a monstrosity, H 7/21/88 p1+

New hearing ordered on interest owed to condo owner, H 9/1/88 p10

New plan for condos reviewed, H 2/9/88 p12

No opposition to condominiums, H 10/26/88 p22

Norden condos turned down by commission, H 7/21/88 p1+

Offices, 39 condos included in proposal, H 5/13/88 p7

Opponents say complex will worsen traffic, H 7/29/88 p1+

P & Z approves condo plan: For 92 units off Richards Avenue, H 4/7/88 p11

Paved lot at condos may be undone for lack of permits, H 12/20/88 p1+

Plans for Osborne Avenue condos set for review, H 7/23/88 p9

Proposal for condos withdrawn, H 6/21/88 p7

Public hearing tonight on swap of land near San Vincenzo Park, H 10/20/88 p5

Questions logic of zoning decision [letter], H 7/20/88 p5

Renovation begins [drawing], H 6/23/88 p31

Retail condos selling at Town Line Center [drawing], H 1/21/88 p25

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Condominiums-Norwalk (Continued)

Richards Ave. condominiums rejected by conservationists, H 11/8/88 p4

Sees pilot project too risky [letter], H 10/17/88 p11

This old house wins raves [photo], H 1/12/88 p1+

Wall St. condos proposed, H 1/21/88 p1+

Zoning Commission postpones vote on Main Avenue condos, H 9/9/88 p9

Condor Air & Sea BuildingEye on Real Estate: 100%

leased, H 7/21/88 p17Condor Air Sea Transport Ltd.

Export market hot: Small business slow to respond [photo p26], H 3/17/88 p25+

Condron, James C.Wilton investment advisor pleads

guilty to fraud, H 7/15/88 p13+

Condy, WilliamWilliam Condy named Hour

managing editor [photo], H 2/16/88 p20

Conference Management Corp.Strictly Business: CMC expands

high-tech shows, H 9/17/88 p13

Conflict of generations. SEE GENERATION GAP

Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Fairfield County

Annual retreat at Deerpark Farms [photo], H 10/29/88 p17

Shovuos celebrated by CHJ [photo], H 6/25/88 p10

Conklin, RodDarien salesman wins contest for

nation's longest commute [photo], H 7/9/88 p1+

Conn Save. SEE ALSO NORTHEAST UTILITIES

Strictly Business: Conn Save offers installations, H 7/12/88 p19

Connecticut AmericanBus company claims shuttle to

Stamford may help unclog I-95, H 4/5/88 p1+

Connecticut Army National Guard-Company C 143rd Support Battalion (Forward)

A splint made of air [photo], H 10/6/88 p7

Weekend warriors' test skills at Point [photo], H 3/23/88 p1+

Connecticut Army National Guard-Second Battalion 192nd Field Artillery

National Guardsman kept busy during '86, H 1/13/88 p17

Connecticut Association for Children with Learning Disabilities. SEE CACLD

Connecticut Audubon SocietyFamilies invited to cut down

Christmas trees, H 12/2/88 p45

Connecticut Bancorp Inc.Green parts company with Bank

of Norwalk, H 3/17/88 p1+Norwalk Bank, Green still at

odds: Annual meeting tomorrow, H 5/19/88 p37+

Shareholders question bank management, H 5/21/88 p1+

Strictly Business: Connecticut Bancorp assets grow, H 5/17/88 p19

Strictly Business: Norwalk Bank confirms talks under way regarding merger, H 3/24/88 p27

Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.CBT expands brokerage

services, H 11/22/88 p11CBT gives NEON $2,500 to help

training projects, H 11/25/88 p7

CBT opens office in downtown Stamford, BJ 12/19/88 p18

CBT parent posts earnings, H 10/20/88 p13


Strictly Business: CBT parent shows strong quarter, H 7/19/88 p19

Strictly Business: CBT parent trading on NYSE, H 4/14/88 p26

Strictly Business: Strange interlude reported, H 3/3/88 p33

Strictly Business: UConn, CBT to be sports partners, H 12/20/88 p17

Connecticut Boat Owners' Association. SEE CBOA

Connecticut Business and Industry Association. SEE CBIA

Connecticut Business SystemsEye on Real Estate, H 4/21/88

p35, H 9/29/88 p15Connecticut Coastal Wildlife

Refuge. SEE STEWART B. MCKINNEY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Connecticut Color Inc.Bankrupticies, BJ 12/5/88 p18

Connecticut Community Bank of Greenwich

Strictly Business: Fairfield bank proposes merger, H 12/22/88 p25

Connecticut Community Care, Inc.

James estate helping care group, H 9/16/88 p10

Connecticut Commuters Inc.Commuter advocates push for

parkway improvements, H 9/29/88 p7

Commuter group wants contractor doing I-95 fined, H 9/7/88 p7

Motorists not using lights cited as highway hazard, H 1/15/88 p13

Connecticut Conference of Municipalities

Battle in Weston: Low cost housing vs. environment, H 6/29/88 p1+

CCM supports computer tax, H 12/24/88 p13

Connecticut Consulting GroupFocus groups pinpoint customer

needs, H 4/12/88 p21Marketing and ad libs, BJ 11/7/88

p5Connecticut Corporate Campus

Eye on Real Estate, H 9/8/88 p23Connecticut Development

AuthorityStrictly Business: Development

Authority restructures, H 9/20/88 p13

Connecticut Hardware Co.Twins split: but no hard feelings,

H 11/19/88 p13+Connecticut Hospice. SEE MID

FAIRFIELD HOSPICEConnecticut Hospital Association


Connecticut Housing Finance Authority

CHFA funds offered for accessory units, H 6/14/88 p9

Connecticut Housing Partnership Program

Housing program may aid city, H 8/1/88 p13

Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Association. SEE CIAC

Connecticut Light and Power Co.CL & P seeks 6.5% electricity

rate boost: Consumer counsel, attorney general critical, H 5/28/88 p1+

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Connecticut Light and Power Co. (Continued)

CL & P to refund to $23 million to its customers, H 8/26/88 p15


Strictly Business: CL & P expands energy program, H 12/20/88 p17

Strictly Business: CL & P gas rates high, finds survey, H 12/24/88 p13

Strictly Business: CL & P to refund $23 million, H 9/1/88 p27

Connecticut Limousine ServiceConnecticut Limousine revamps,

H 12/6/88 p13Strictly Business: Connecticut

Limo expands service, H 2/9/88 p25

Strictly Business: Limousine firm expands to north, H 3/1/88 p19

Connecticut Motor ClubMotor club launches annual

safety program, H 8/26/88 p15

Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Cooperative

Taxing districts win legislative approval to join energy co-op, H 3/31/88 p1+

Connecticut National Bank. SEE ALSO SHAWMUT NATIONAL CORP.

CNB offers `frequent flier' banking, H 2/25/88 p34

Connecticut National Bank leases site, BJ 11/21/88 p17

Eye on Real Estate: Taking shape [photo], H 9/13/88 p13

Strictly Business: CNB offers convertible home loan, H 5/19/88 p37

Connecticut Open Space Task Force

Organization cites need for open space in tri-state region, H 1/26/88 p10

Connecticut Police Chiefs Association

Support for Anastasia [photo], H 10/19/88 p4

Connecticut Pro Golf DiscountPro Golf Discount among best, H

12/28/88 p10Connecticut Public Relations

GroupFocus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51Connecticut Public Television.

SEE CPTV

Connecticut Quality Improvement Award

NU, Pitney Bowes win awards, H 11/1/88 p16, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p10

Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority. SEE CRRA

CRRA imposes stricter rules at transfer sites [photo], H 1/29/88 p1+

CRRA trash plant may be opened in July [drawing], H 3/9/88 p10

DPW seeks $225,000 for trash costs, H 4/1/88 p1+

New garbage dumps suggested, H 1/15/88 p1+

Refuse pressures increase as Derby dumps trash plan, H 1/21/88 p6

Connecticut Special OlympicsGetting ready for a pass [photo],

H 5/17/88 p11Special Olympics participant

[photo], H 7/7/88 p11Connecticut Trust for Historic

Preservation. SEE ALSO NAME OF TOWN-HISTORY

No heat or plumbing: Asking price, $450,000 [photo], H 3/11/88 p1+

Residents visit historic house [photo], H 5/9/88 p17

Connecticut-American Water Co.Water company to replace filters

at Putnam plant, BJ 12/26/88 p8

Connecticut-Civil Preparedness, Office of

Nuclear attack plan will send Norwalkers to Waterbury, H 7/21/88 p15

Connecticut-Environmental Protection, Dept. of

Anastasia named to planning panel, H 10/22/88 p6

Another view: State supports zone, H 4/19/88 p5


Bulkhead attacked at DEP hearing: Many oppose 10-year-old Rowayton wall, H 4/1/88 p9

City misses federal deadline for chemical emeregency plan, H 10/21/88 p7

DEP approves Route 7 permit [photo], H 7/6/88 p1+


DEP opposed to mariona, condo plan: For East Norwalk site, H 3/17/88 p10

DEP orders relief for North Bridge St. contaminated wells, H 12/8/88 p4

DEP to appropriate $25,000 toward reconstruction of dam, H 6/15/88 p11

Health people seek owner of drums, H 9/30/88 p7

Marine biologists mapping LI Sound: It's getting hard for lobsters to hide, H 4/16/88 p18

New rules to keep wetlands moist, H 5/23/88 p9

Planners urge caution in DEP consideration of mooring proposal, H 4/15/88 p11

Plans reviewed for tests at site, H 8/26/88 p13

Report says Route 7 vital to growth, H 6/1/88 p1+


Town ordered by DEP to fix water problem, H 5/3/88 p17

Connecticut-Health Services, Dept. of

Sewage problem corrected, H 10/25/88 p5

Connecticut-Income Maintenance, Dept. of

Compromise to keep welfare office in city, H 4/16/88 p1+

Local welfare office open through May 1, H 3/5/88 p1+

State welfare office in city closing April 1, H 2/18/88 p7

Connecticut-Motor Vehicles, Dept. of

Plug sought for emissions sticker leak, H 3/16/88 p8

Some kind words for MVD workers [letter], H 4/27/88 p5

Steam closes DMV office early [photo], H 8/4/88 p9

Connecticut-State Police`Teddy' gets his woman, H

8/31/88 p27Residents oppose barracks, H

3/2/88 p1+Connecticut-State Suggestion

ProgramSuggestion earns Norwalker

cash [photo], H 9/20/88 p19Connecticut-Statistics

Top 10 richest towns, H 1/28/88 p1+

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Connecticut-Transportation, Dept. of


Commuter advocates push for parkway improvements, H 9/29/88 p7

DOT construction projects on and behind schedule, H 7/11/88 p11

DOT lists dangerous corners, H 6/20/88 p1+

DOT may give excess land to Wilton, H 9/16/88 p45+

DOT outlines changes in mass transit by 2010, H 7/13/88 p1+

DOT promoting mass transit: Public relations firm hired, H 1/15/88 p13

DOT report fuels Westport request for repaving funds, H 2/23/88 p13+

DOT responds to environmentals with changes in Super 7 alignment, H 10/5/88 p35+

DOT says one-third of roads poor: Norwalk among the best, H 2/22/88 p9

Highway neighbors offer alternatives to increasing lanes, H 2/3/88 p1+

MetroPool to market DOT data, H 10/25/88 p15


SNET, state offer traffic information, H 5/5/88 p30

State DOT will seek wetlands permit for all Route 7 work, H 10/24/88 p1+

State may put dirt barriers on Perry Ave, H 8/31/88 p1+

Survey discloses Wilton is paving its way to top, H 2/24/88 p13+

Task force factors existing alternatives before adding to I-95 or Merritt, H 9/24/88 p1+

Connecticut-U. S. Senators. SEE LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH I; WEICKER, LOWELL P. JR

Connell, Sgt. RogerDespite flap over bond, sergeant

heads vice squad, H 3/2/88 p9

NPD vice squad leader reassigned: Connell transferred to patrol division, H 5/6/88 p13

Connery, Michael J.Connery named head of

Columbia Federal [photo], H 2/23/88 p23

Connors, KevinTalented team tests a new

`theatre piece': `Just Like a Woman' [photo], H 2/4/88 p33+

Conservative Synagogue of Westport, Weston and Wilton

Conservative Synagogue will honor Nevas family [photo], H 3/19/88 p20+

Consolidated Development Corp.Stop-work order lifted, H 3/30/88

p10Consolidated Electronics

Industries Corp.Nine new tenants lease space

from F.D. Rich, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Consolidated Rail CorporationAccident at railroad crossing

brings suit, H 10/12/88 p9Constitution Bancorp of New

England Inc.Strictly Business: Fairfield bank

proposes merger, H 12/22/88 p25

Constitution Park-NorwalkConstitution Park dedicated

[photo], H 7/5/88 p7Construction industry

Frank Mercede & Sons, Inc. builders for the people of Stamford, BD 10–11/88 p13+

Home-building market was ailing to begin with, BJ 10/17/88 p3

Laborers benefit from rebuilding effort, H 6/28/88 p1+

Lou's deli: 6-week construction job [photo], H 6/21/88 p11+

Construction site-Accidents-Norwalk

Cellar walls collapse at Marlin Drive home [photo], H 6/3/88 p8

Forklift operator crushed to death [photo], H 5/11/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Backhoe operated charged, H 7/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cement mixer lands in river, H 9/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Construction worker injured, H 9/13/88 p8

Worker hurt at City Hall, H 10/21/88 p8

Construction site-Accidents-Westport

Police Blotter: Car hits paving machine, H 8/23/88 p8

Consultants-NorwalkLewis Miller launches new

consulting service [photo], H 4/19/88 p27

Consumer advertising. SEE ADVERTISING

Consumer creditCredit help for overextended, H

10/4/88 p13+Consumer Credit Counseling

Service of Connecticut Inc.Big spenders offered credit help

[photo], H 12/27/88 p13Credit help for overextended, H

10/4/88 p13+Consummate Connoisseur

Eye on Real Estate: New listing, H 7/21/88 p17

Contemporary Enterprises/Contemporary Collections

Bankruptcies, BJ 11/14/88 p18Contests. SEE ALSO LOTTERY

WINNERS17 Library Olympics champions

given gold after annual contest [photo], H 5/12/88 p27

Allia Zobel of Norwalk Press Club multi winner [photo], H 6/2/88 p20

Aspiring models face off [photo], H 2/29/88 p1+

Caldor launches consumer contest, H 9/22/88 p20

Carver Foundation winners named in talent, modeling [photo], H 5/14/88 p16

Contest raises $68,000 for St. Luke's School [photo], H 3/21/88 p14

Contest winners [photo], H 5/12/88 p43, H 9/7/88 p16

Darien salesman wins contest for nation's longest commute [photo], H 7/9/88 p1+

Fifth grader wins annual history prize [photo], H 5/12/88 p32

Local youngster wins top prize in coloring contest, H 1/27/88 p6

Long distance, please [photo], H 8/16/88 p13

New Canaanite makes the nationals. Teen culinary contest, H 9/19/88 p13+

New Canaanite wins seniors' essay contest [photo], H 11/26/88 p9

Norwalk contestant officially dubbed Lasorda look-alike [photo], H 10/13/88 p1+

Norwalk senior selected a finalist in state contest, H 9/20/88 p19

Pupil wins Safety Spots contest [photo], H 1/4/88 p13

Real estate company's annual drawing winner chooses trip to Europe [photo], H 4/21/88 p32

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Contests (Continued)Students display winning posters

[photo], H 2/6/88 p13Teddy is his [photo], H 10/12/88

p16Use of car won by technician

[photo], H 5/6/88 p19Winner at Anderson-Little [photo],

H 6/9/88 p19Wins car phone [photo], H

12/13/88 p14Wins sweepstakes [photo], H

12/17/88 p14Continental Can Co. Inc.

Continental Can out of limelight: Under private ownership, H 5/12/88 p29+

Fox named president of Continental Can [photo], H 2/25/88 p34

Fred S. James subleases office space at Riverpark, H 10/25/88 p15

New sign of inflation?, H 5/12/88 p29

Continental CoiffeurContinental in new home [photo],

H 2/6/88 p28Continuing education-Norwalk

Adult education courses described, H 8/23/88 p10

Continuing education-WestportComputer classes offered in

Westport, H 10/1/88 p36Westport Continuing Education

offers a variety of new courses, H 10/10/88 p35

Continuing education-WiltonStudents to soar in adult

education, H 9/22/88 p16Contractors, Home

improvement. SEE HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS-NAME OF TOWN

Contracts awardedAdvanced Technology wins

defense contract, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Ampel Precision Manufacturing Corp. is awarded contract by U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Atlas Construction awarded contract by U.S. Marine Corps Air Reserve, BJ 11/28/88 p3

ATM gets EPA grant, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p10

CE wins DOE contract, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p11

Cera Economic Consultants Inc. is awarded contract by Small Business Administration, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Data Switch wins award, H 8/30/88 p31

Dictaphone Corp. is awarded contract by TVA, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Druck Inc. is awarded contract by NAS Supply Department, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Dunalap and Associates Inc. awarded contract by Department of Transportation, BJ 10/24/88 p18

Foxboro wins Navy contract, H 11/15/88 p13

Hobbs Equipment Co. is awarded contract by Western Area Power Administration, BJ 11/28/88 p18

International Creative Data Industries Inc, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Nash Engineering awarded contract by Naval Ship Parts Control Center, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Norden Systems Inc. is awarded contract by Sacramento ALC, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Norden wins share of defense contract, H 7/7/88 p26

P-E wins contract, H 8/13/88 p14Perkin Elmer Corp.is awarded

contract by Watervliet Arsenal, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Pitney-Bowes is awarded contract by General Services Administration, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Rofair Industries Inc. is awarded contract by Defense Construction Supply Center, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Rotair Industries Inc. awarded contract by U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Sikorsky Aircraft awarded contract by Naval Air Systems Command, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by Commander, Naval Air Systems Command, BJ 10/10/88 p22, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by NASC Naval Plant Representative, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Sikorsky aircraft is awarded contract by Naval Air Systems Command, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by Warner Robins ALC, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Sikorsky is awarded contract by U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Textron Lycoming awarded contract by U.S. Army Tank Automotive Material Readiness Command, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Textron Lycoming is awarded contract by U.S. Army Automotive Material Readiness Command, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Textron Lycoming is awarded contract by U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Xerox wins defense contract, I 10/14–27/88 p7

Contracts for work and laborBusiness cycle blamed for

decline in bidding: Contractors have plenty of work, H 8/30/88 p37

Defense subcontactors on edge, H 11/3/88 p29+

Contracts for work, labor and materials. SEE CONTRACTS FOR WORK AND LABOR

Contracts-WestportContract faces vote by board, H

9/26/88 p13+Control of nuclear crises. SEE

NUCLEAR CRISIS CONTROLCook Associates


Cook Laboratories Inc.Cook Laboratories still in

business [photo], H 2/11/88 p27+

Cook Labs to close operations [photo], H 1/7/88 p33+

Cook, JimCook's soccer success puts

Wilton on map, H 11/25/88 p46

Cook, ThomasImproving trash. Area firm goes

one up on wastebasket [photo], H 10/22/88 p13+

Cookbooks. SEE COOKERY

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Cooke Vacuum ProductsFinding workers in Norwalk

problem for Cooke Vacuum, H 1/26/88 p53

CookeryJunior League prints state

seafood cookbook [photo], H 5/4/88 p25+

Tempting party launches cookbook: `Connecticut Cooks III' [photo], H 12/15/88 p15+

Cooper, Jeremy R.Weston student dies in fall from

window [photo], H 3/28/88 p1+

Cooper, SusanFranchising: Look before you

leap [photo], H 9/27/88 p15+Cooperative Educational

ServicesCES sets out to remove urban-

suburban barriers, H 8/9/88 p20

Copeland, Jane C.Pegasus director chosen for

Delta Society board, H 7/27/88 p35

Copeland, JohnHome/Town People [photo], H

3/22/88 p27Coppermine Inn and Mariana Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 11/7/88 p18Coppola, Anthony

New District B GOP chairman wants party to play active role, H 3/16/88 p7

Coppola, Ted & JeanTed Coppolas celebrate

anniversary, H 8/27/88 p17Coren, Dr. Wendy

Norwalk `artist' honored: As Chiropractor of Year [photo], H 8/1/88 p29

Cornehlsen, JamieHigh school kids tackle business:

Top students take part in CBIA-sponsored course [photo], H 8/9/88 p11+

Cornerstone ConstructionNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Corporate Communicators

Ad executive optimistic despite real estate slump [photo], H 5/10/88 p23


Focus on Marketing, H 2/2/88 p22, H 3/22/88 p26, H 4/14/88 p26, H 4/21/88 p37, H 5/19/88 p39, H 7/5/88 p23, H 8/6/88 p34, H 8/30/88 p31, H 9/13/88 p17, H 11/8/88 p16

Corporate DeliOne CEO, two big cheeses; hold

the mayo please, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p42

Corporate Health StrategiesEye on Real Estate: Provides

financing [photo], H 4/12/88 p17

Corporate Multi-Media Inc.Corporate Multi-Media acquires

Westchester-based Advanced Comtronics, BJ 12/5/88 p8

Corporate park districts-Westport

Commission reviews CPD use proposal, H 6/28/88 p11

Corporate Property Management Inc.

CPM Real Estate condo specialist [photo], H 9/22/88 p40

Eye on Real Estate: Relocation [photo], H 3/15/88 p19

Corporate Video CenterFocus on Marketing, H 9/13/88

p17Corporation executives. SEE

EXECUTIVESCorporations

Smaller investors avoid stock market, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

Corporations, NonprofitCorporate emigrants land on

shores without profits, I 11/25–12/8/88 p1+

Corrado's Tailor ShopNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Corridon, Kara

Hour's Halls of Ivy [column with photo], H 4/29/88 p34


Coryell, LarryCoryell is undisputed master of

the jazz guitar [photo], H 1/16/88 p21+

Cosmonauts. SEE ASTRONAUTSCostume designers. SEE

CLOTHES DESIGNERSCostumed Characters


Cotlyn EnterprisesEye on Real Estate, H 4/28/88

p27Cotone, Ray

Soda pop to sport historic SoNo motif [photo], H 2/16/88 p19+

Coukroubis, Demetrios "Jimmy"Sworn in [photo], H 3/1/88 p8

Country clubs-Norwalk. SEE NAME OF COUNTRY CLUB

Country clubs-Westport. SEE NAME OF COUNTRY CLUB

Country Lane-WestportP & Z hears more testimony on

contested subdivision, H 6/1/88 p33+

Residents oppose subdivision plan, H 5/24/88 p21+

Subdivision back before commission, H 5/31/88 p13+

Court. SEE BRIDGEPORT SUPERIOR COURT; NORWALK SUPERIOR COURT; STAMFORD SUPERIOR COURT

Court cases. SEE NORWALK SUPERIOR COURT-CRIMINAL CASE DECISIONS

Courtney, DavidMarconi scholar congratulated

[photo], H 6/6/88 p9Courville Family

Golfing family [photo], H 6/8/88 p37

Courville, Jane E.Councilman calls for panel on

housing sites, H 12/22/88 p1+Courville named to replace Riley

as District B city council member, H 2/10/88 p7

Mrs. Riley is resigning from Common Council [photo], H 1/21/88 p1+

Courville, Jerry Sr.The Hour looks back

when....[photo], H 6/9/88 p45Coverbind Corp.

Coverbind Corp. leases office-warehouse space, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Cowan, Curtis J.Cowan to continue disrimination

suit, H 8/3/88 p10Ex-employee plans protest:

Outside local Prudential office, H 1/12/88 p9

In protest [photo], H 1/16/88 p1Cox, Joseph

Bond reduced for officer, H 1/29/88 p23+

Darien cop holds pair hostage: In New Year's Eve incident, H 1/2/88 p1

Former Darien cop pleads no contest, H 5/26/88 p54

Probation plea rejected for ex-Darien policeman, H 4/26/88 p13+

Coyne, Dee DeeHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27

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CPR (First aid)Doctor to underwrite CPR

training costs, H 4/21/88 p13+CPTV-Bridgeport

Cablevision dispute stirs calls for more regulation, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

CPTV station wants to save its dial position, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p6

Crabtree-Haas MitsubishiStrictly Business: Crabtree-Haas

wins award, H 3/8/88 p13Cranbury Estates

Luxury development planned for Norwalk, BJ 11/28/88 p10

Cranbury Invitational Tournament

Cranbury nips WNorwalk, 9-8, to win Invitational title, H 8/15/88 p16

Cranbury Park-NorwalkDog ban revoked, curfew

proposed at Cranbury Park, H 3/1/88 p1+

Winning form [photo], H 8/18/88 p1

Cranbury Rd.-NorwalkCity P & Z panel supports

subdivision: Plan irks Westport official, H 1/13/88 p10

Despite questions on drainage, 33-lot subdivision is approved, H 1/23/88 p16

Neighbors, builder differ in talks over drainage plan, H 3/9/88 p6

Cranbury SchoolExtra classrooms sought at

Cranbury, H 6/9/88 p1+Cranbury School-Awards

Fifth grader winner of DAR essay contest, H 3/19/88 p6

Selected [photo], H 4/22/88 p9Crane, Skip. SEE ALSO

MARITIME CENTER AT NORWALK

Crane: Lobsters don't swim [photo], H 10/21/88 p28+

Oceanic: It's a classroom at sea for area students [photo], H 9/26/88 p9

Craw, KennethLaunch stirs memory for four

Norwalkers, H 9/29/88 p1+Creative Arts Festival

Big Westport event: Creative Arts Festival on weekend [photo], H 11/7/88 p17+

Creative ImagesEye on Real Estate: Signing on

[photo], H 6/14/88 p19

Creative Scents of ConnecticutNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Creative writing

Growing up in different eras: Students profile their elders : Authors and their subject [photo], H 6/17/88 p1+

Writing program to be introduced, H 5/18/88 p16

Credit unions. SEE ALSO NORWALK MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION; TRI-TOWN TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

Fairfield County's credit unions [chart], BJ 11/7/88 p16

Credit, Consumer. SEE CONSUMER CREDIT

Creeping Hemlock Dr.-NorwalkBuilder wants 110 condos off

Creeping Hemlock Dr., H 5/27/88 p1+

Neighbors: development a monstrosity, H 7/21/88 p1+


Crescent SoftwareCrescent Software leases

Georgetown office, BJ 11/14/88 p6

Cribari, William "Crobar"Sportsmen cite `Crobar' Cribari

[photo], H 5/10/88 p36Crime Stoppers of Connecticut

Inc.$1,000 reward is offered for hit-

run info, H 10/31/88 p4$1,000 reward is offered in

Roodner Court killings, H 8/12/88 p6

Criminal trespassing-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Trespassing

charged, H 2/18/88 p8Criminal trespassing-Wilton

Police Blotter: Youths charged with trespass, H 9/23/88 p7

Crisis control, Nuclear. SEE NUCLEAR CRISIS CONTROL

Critter SittersNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Crompton & Knowles Corp.

Crompton & Knowles sheds pesticide subsidiary, BJ 12/19/88 p2

Cromwell GroupFocus on Marketing, H 3/17/88

p29CROP Walk for the Hungry

CROP Walk will draw over 400 participants [photo], H 5/13/88 p11+

Getting ready for CROP Walk [photo], H 4/18/88 p13

Starting off in CROP Walk [photo], H 5/16/88 p17

Cross & Brown Co.Eye on Real Estate: Broker

named [drawing], H 2/23/88 p21

Eye on Real Estate: Cross & Brown cuts, closes Westport office, H 3/15/88 p19

Cross St.-NorwalkCause of concern [photo], H

9/2/88 p10Cross-Country Running. SEE

RUNNINGCrystal Brands Inc.

Crystal Brands plans acquistion, H 11/3/88 p29

Crystal Brands plans to acquire Palm Beach Holdings, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p5

Strictly Business: Crystal Brands acquires rival, H 12/17/88 p13

Crystal Ice RinkEye on Real Estate, H 9/13/88

p13Crystal Theatre

Crystal Theatre rehearses toward first production [photo], H 3/26/88 p1+

CTO Call the OrganizerNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Cubillos, Hugo

City man gets prison term: On drug distribution charges, H 1/13/88 p11

Cuisinarts Inc.New Canaan investors buy

Cuisinarts, H 1/28/88 p27Sontheimer on Cuisinarts: Public

offering too tough [photo], H 2/9/88 p27

Culhane, DonHour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25

Culhane, Peter K.Arrest warrant issued for Peter K.

Culhane, H 12/8/88 p20Attorney enters not guilty plea, H

12/28/88 p4Police arrest lawyer: return him

for trial, H 12/15/88 p9Cunningham, James

Perfect heir [letter], H 10/14/88 p5Zoner pooh-poohs city

regulations on affordable housing, H 5/27/88 p1+

Curbelo, NormaNorwalk resident a panelist at

planned lay convocation, H 3/5/88 p32

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Curfew-NorwalkCommittee wants a 6 p.m. curfew

at Veterans Park, H 10/18/88 p1+

Curling-ConnecticutConnecticut loses, 10-4 in curling

[photo], H 2/1/88 p27National curling begins in Darien

[photo], H 1/29/88 p30Seattle wins national curling

championship, H 2/1/88 p27Curran, Richard E.

Curran new vice president of The Hour Publishing Co. [photo], H 1/28/88 p27

Curriculum planning-NorwalkSchool board OKs health

curriculum, H 1/6/88 p9Study plan to teach 6th graders

of AIDS, other sexual diseases, H 1/4/88 p9

Curriculum planning-WestonWeston school board creates

curriculum study committee, H 2/23/88 p13+

Curriculum planning-WestportSex education upsets parents, H

2/23/88 p13+Curriculum planning-Wilton

Tests will tab students needing help, H 2/22/88 p13

Currie, DonaldNew director starts working at

shelter, H 8/4/88 p7Curtis, David L.

Health/Fitness: Therapists attend symposium, H 6/13/88 p18

Cushman & Wakefield Inc.Cushman & Wakefield negotiates

leases, BJ 11/21/88 p17Cushman & Wakefield reports

sales and leases, BJ 11/28/88 p10


Cutter Realty GroupCutter leases space at 10

Stamford Forum, BJ 12/5/88 p6

Eye on Real Estate: Riverpark lease [photo], H 2/18/88 p23

Cyr, Armand R.Cyr gets 10 years in jail for

holdup, H 1/8/88 p9Cyr, Gerald

Hour carrier of the month [photo], H 9/9/88 p9

Czulewicz, DonnaCzulewicz heads record All-City

team, H 6/27/88 p13+Czulewicz pitches no-hitter

[photo], H 5/5/88 p35+

Czulewicz, MaryEmployee honored [photo], H

2/22/88 p6

DD'Adamo, Peter

Naturopathic medicine experiencing resurgence. Centuries-old knowledge mixed with modern technique, H 10/31/88 p17

D'Elia GroupD'Elia Group pays $6.2 million for

Bridgeport auto dealership, BJ 10/17/88 p9

D-J Leasing AssociatesNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p18Daba Base Management Inc.

Eye on Real Estate: Wilton lease [photo], H 9/8/88 p23

DaCosta, MortonDaCosta is host [photo], H

10/3/88 p13Talented team tests a new

`theatre piece': `Just Like a Woman' [photo], H 2/4/88 p33+

Dad's Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 7/12/88

p10Dagenais, Robert

139th-Knopp, Dagenais [photo], H 11/7/88 p11


Dagenais calls Dems imprudent, H 10/7/88 p6

Dagenais chairman of tax board, H 2/5/88 p10

Dagenais goes door to door: Race in 139th district under way, H 9/13/88 p36

Dagenais to challenge Knopp [photo], H 7/15/88 p11

Dagenais wants to challenge Knopp: For 139th District seat, H 3/22/88 p10

Esposito hoping to convince Dagenais to stay on tax board, H 4/7/88 p11

He's got her support [letter], H 10/5/88 p5

Knopp, Dagenais turn burner up in 139th battle [photo], H 10/28/88 p11


Two city commissioners tender resignations, H 6/8/88 p10


Dahm, SusanHour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32,

H 3/23/88 p25The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27Dams-Norwalk

DEP to appropriate $25,000 toward reconstruction of dam, H 6/15/88 p11

Dams-RowaytonDEP to appropriate $25,000

toward reconstruction of dam, H 6/15/88 p11

Dams-WestportLong-standing dam dispute

dragging on, H 7/27/88 p33Royce takes ZBA to court over

backyard dam vote, H 12/8/88 p13+

ZBA turns down request for changes to dam, H 7/29/88 p17

Dams-WiltonDEP officials: River dam plan

`back on track', H 8/4/88 p41+Danbury Fair Mall

Mall growth pressures local retailers [photo p26], H 3/17/88 p25+

Danbury Municipal AirportEye on Real Estate, H 6/14/88

p19Danbury Rd.-Wilton

P & Z approves multi-family zone change, H 2/9/88 p37+

Daniel Court-WestportResidents raise opposition to

subdivision proposal, H 7/12/88 p11+

Daniello, FlorieNew Canaan retailers win SBA

award, H 6/21/88 p13Daniello, Lynn

New Canaan retailers win SBA award, H 6/21/88 p13

Dansk International Designs Ltd.Strictly Business: Textron to sell

division to Dansk, H 12/10/88 p13

Danton, Madeline M.Settlement declined, woman gets

nothing, H 2/11/88 p16DAR-Norwalk-Village Green

ChapterDAR chapter observes its 95th

anniversary [photo], H 1/18/88 p16

Norwalk-Village Green DAR elects Melba Rose as Regent [photo], H 6/11/88 p17

DARE ProgramCops DARE to keep kids from

drugs, H 3/18/88 p7

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DARE Program (Continued)Norwalk designated for D.A.R.E.

funds. Drug education in classrooms, H 9/12/88 p9

Police honor Anastasia for promoting drug program [photo], H 7/20/88 p11

Responds to comments on DARE [letter], H 6/13/88 p5

Speakers for `DARE', H 12/24/88 p4

Wilton class encourages students to resist the glitz [photo], H 11/30/88 p1+

Wilton students become first area DARE graduates [photo], H 6/10/88 p35

DARE Program-Fairfield CountyCops to educate youth about

drugs [photo], H 5/13/88 p1+DARE Program-Wilton

Program already in Wilton school [photo], H 5/13/88 p1+

Youth officer selected as top student, H 3/18/88 p29+

Darien Book Aid Plan, Inc.Darien Book Aid Plan fund-raiser

begins, H 9/3/88 p38Darien Carpet

Eye on Real Estate: 100% leased, H 7/21/88 p17

Darien Chamber of CommerceChamber of Commerce to

publish `Darien Book', BJ 12/5/88 p2

Chamber to honor groups, citizens for their services, H 10/8/88 p38

Darien Chamber plans publication, H 12/3/88 p27

Sidewalk Sales days set for July 8 and 9, H 6/29/88 p27

Darien Dinner Theatre`Singin' makes a joyful splash at

DDT. It's raining in Darien [photo], H 12/19/88 p13+

DDT producer staging `Guys & Dolls'. Another hat for Jane [photo], H 9/9/88 p17

Theater gala brings $16,000 in Darien, H 9/30/88 p15

Darien High SchoolDarien Merit Scholars both want

to go to Yale [photo], H 10/5/88 p36

Decline in enrollment prompts Darien changes, H 2/20/88 p13+

Protest at Darien High, H 12/8/88 p7

Students want town to vote on schedule change [photo], H 12/9/88 p45+

Darien High School-AwardsAwards presented to Darien

students, H 6/20/88 p23+Flash from the past [photo], H

3/8/88 p6Six area students win

scholarships: From National Merit Scholarship Corp., H 4/21/88 p7


Darien High School-GraduationAwards presented to Darien

students, H 6/20/88 p23+Six high school seniors win

Excellence in Education Award [photo], H 6/23/88 p40

Darien High School-SportsDarien tops Wilton in girls' tennis

final, H 5/28/88 p44Darien, NC's Coffey dominate

FCIAC girls' event [photo], H 5/25/88 p21+




Revenge? Wilton vs. New Canaan for title [photo], H 6/3/88 p33+

Darien Historical SocietyHistorian given award, H 8/16/88

p30New members sought by

Historical Society, H 2/6/88 p13

Darien Improv PlayersImprov group earns award from

O'Neill, H 6/1/88 p33+Darien Library

Library addition to be dedicated, H 9/30/88 p46

New room dedicated at Darien Library [photo], H 10/4/88 p34

Darien Oldtimers Athletic Association

Athletes earn accolades from Darien Oldtimers [photo], H 11/15/88 p9+

Darien Park PlazaEye on Real Estate: Activity picks

up at Darien site [photo], H 6/9/88 p27

Darien Road RaceDarien road race division won by

marathon champion's sister [photo], H 9/21/88 p41+

Fixx's son to compete in race [photo], H 9/9/88 p14

Jeff Keith to compete in Darien Road Race, H 9/16/88 p45

Darien Senior Activities CenterSenior Health Fair Monday

[photo], H 10/6/88 p48Darien-First Selectmen. SEE

MANDEL, ANN S.Darien-Norwalk YWCA

Around the Towns: YWCA reorganizes Au Pair Club, H 12/20/88 p10

Darien-Norwalk YWCA names Beecher counselor [photo], H 9/29/88 p12

National YMCA week being observed, H 4/26/88 p14

Up on their toes [photo], H 5/7/88 p23

Darien-Police Dept.Anderson named chief in Darien

[photo], H 3/30/88 p21Bond reduced for officer, H

1/29/88 p23+Darien cop holds pair hostage: In

New Year's Eve incident, H 1/2/88 p1

Darien does it properly [letter], H 4/13/88 p5



Darien-Railroads-AccidentsCouple awarded $2,500 in death

of son in Darien, H 11/3/88 p14

Darien-Representative Town Meeting

Darien RTM member wins award, H 3/18/88 p31

Darts playersDart league keeps players on

target [photo], H 3/14/88 p1+Data General Corp.


Data Link programHigh schools experiment with


Data networks, Computer. SEE COMPUTER NETWORKS

Data Switch Corp. SEE ALSO CHANNEL NET

Data Switch Corp.Data Switch sales up 11%, H

5/5/88 p30Data Switch selected top

turnaround, H 9/27/88 p16Data Switch wins award, H

8/30/88 p31

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DataEase International Inc.Marketing and ad libs, BJ 11/7/88

p5Dating (Social customs)

New dating club has pre-screening [photo], H 3/31/88 p21

Profits in dating services elusive, H 3/31/88 p27

Daugherty, Lisa LindsayLatest works [photo], H 6/24/88

p24Weston artist has `light' touch

[photo], H 7/2/88 p35+Daughters of the American

Revolution. SEE DAR-NAME OF CHAPTER

Good citizens [photo], H 5/21/88 p13

Daughters of the British Empire. SEE DBE

Dave's Home Improvement Service


Davenport DistrictDeveloper proposes `Davenport

District' in downtown Stamford, BJ 11/21/88 p6

David Engelsoncorrection to Oct. 17 article, BJ

10/24/88 p2David X. Manners Co. Inc.

Focus on Marketing, H 4/7/88 p26Davidoff & Partners Inc.

Davidoff & Partners is re-assigned advertising for Alvin Ailey Dance, H 10/20/88 p15

Davidoff admen wage sock [photo], H 9/27/88 p18

Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Focus on Marketing, H 5/19/88

p39, H 8/6/88 p34, H 12/13/88 p14

Strictly Business: Ad firm relocates to Westport, H 3/8/88 p13

Davidoff of Geneva Inc.Seiss importer leases space in

Stamford, BJ 12/19/88 p11Davidoff, Dr. Ida

Young Ida discovered a kindred spirit: Reading--a fine addiction [photo], H 2/25/88 p13

Davidson, Rabbi CharlesShovuos celebrated by CHJ

[photo], H 6/25/88 p10Davidson, Marc G.

Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13Davidson, Steven A.

Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13

Davis, Rev. William N.Accident turned Rev. Davis from

a pugilist to a pastor [photo], H 6/18/88 p10

Davis, Gloria A.Davis begins job as housing

officer [photo], H 6/13/88 p1+Fair Housing Officer quits after 6

months [photo], H 12/22/88 p1+

Housing Officer shocked, H 9/22/88 p10

Davis, JohnNo stopping Weston's Davis:


Day camps. SEE BEACH SCHOOL; CAMP ASPETUCK; CAMP MAHACKENO

Girl Scouts will dedicate shelter, H 9/30/88 p45

Too many tragedies covered up [letter], H 7/15/88 p5

Day care centers. SEE ALSO NAME OF DAY CARE CENTER

Fairfield County's day care centers [chart], BJ 12/5/88 p17

Fairfield county's day care centers [chart], BJ 12/12/88 p 18

Parents urged to review resources available at day care facilities, H 9/17/88 p38

State raises income levels for day care assistance, H 8/17/88 p35+

Day care centers and industry"On the Mend" helps working

parents cope [photo], H 7/11/88 p13

Child care: area employers take the lead in providing day care services, BJ 12/12/88 p 12

Danbury groups help improve child care services for workers, BJ 10/17/88 p15

Merrit 7 considers day care service, H 12/3/88 p27


The child care picture: Private providers strive to be best [photo], H 11/14/88 p13+

Day care centers for the agedElderhouse will extend hours

[photo], H 9/29/88 p22Gift presented [photo], H 7/7/88

p25

Pilot program planned: Holiday Inn site of senior center [photo], H 6/23/88 p29+

Day care centers-NorwalkChild care is now a national

priority: Àbout time'...say moms [photo], H 9/22/88 p25+

Day care centers allowed in new areas: Expanded into À' residence zones, H 1/7/88 p7

Ground broken for NCC child center: Students to care for kids of students, staff, H 4/13/88 p7

NEON adds bid on day care in local schools, H 5/25/88 p1+

Two schools may become daycare sites, H 5/23/88 p1

Day care centers-WestportDay care need outgrowing space

available, H 2/13/88 p19+Day care centers-Wilton

Concerns voiced on day care center, H 11/1/88 p35+

Day-care operator seeks larger facility, H 6/14/88 p11+

P & Z reviews complaints about day care center, H 10/19/88 p37+

Problems lead to review of day care center permit, H 12/7/88 p37

Residents oppose plan for day care center, H 5/10/88 p13+

Two day-care applications win zoning approval, H 6/29/88 p27

Day care providers. SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY DAY CARE PROVIDERS

Child care is now a national priority: Àbout time'...say moms [photo], H 9/22/88 p25+

Funded food program slices expenses for providers at local day care centers, H 10/15/88 p35

Day St.-NorwalkOffices, 39 condos included in

proposal, H 5/13/88 p7Day Street Development Corp.

City may cancel 1985 deal for Day Street tract, H 3/3/88 p9

Company wants back in on Day St., H 2/8/88 p1+

Days Inn-NorwalkDays Inn beats Marriott to finish

line [photo], H 5/3/88 p29+Eye on Real Estate, H 6/14/88

p19

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Days Inn-Norwalk (Continued)Strictly Business: Days Inn to

help needy children, H 6/7/88 p19

Dayton, Peter E.St. Luke's School pays tribute to

Darien man [photo], H 12/17/88 p33

DBEBenefit for Victoria Home: D.B.E.

greets spring with great style [photo], H 4/21/88 p41+

Deaf theater. SEE DEAF, THEATER FOR THE

Deaf, Theater for theSign language becomes part of

theater [photo], H 9/26/88 p13Deak, Edward

Investors slow to recover [photo], H 10/18/88 p13+

Dealers, Antique. SEE ANTIQUE DEALERS

Dean Design Inc.Eye on Real Estate: New Canaan

architect awarded housing prize [il], H 12/15/88 p31+

Dean, RobertEye on Real Estate: New Canaan

architect awarded housing prize [il], H 12/15/88 p31+

Death-Causes-NorwalkCorpse found in harbor, H 3/7/88

p1+Dental records establish identity

of floating body, H 3/9/88 p9Police awaiting autopsy to set

identity of corpse, H 3/8/88 p6Deaths. SEE OBITUARIESDeBartolomeo, Frank

Norwalker takes third [photo], H 8/10/88 p21

Debates and debatingLocal debate still up in the air, H

3/10/88 p1+Local LWV officials back debate

pullout [photo], H 10/4/88 p1+Representatives of GOP hopefuls

deliver pitches, H 3/4/88 p27+Debates and debating-Weston

Debates in high school require argument, H 10/7/88 p50

Debates and debating-WestportDukakis refusal scotches planned

Westport debate, H 3/14/88 p1+

Debutante BallDebutante Ball follows week of

parties [photo], H 6/27/88 p21+

Decorators, Interior. SEE INTERIOR DECORATORS

Defense contractsPerkin-Elmer wins big Army

contract, H 6/14/88 p19

State called 'defense dependent.' Contractors resigned to cuts, H 12/15/88 p31+

Strictly Business: Defense still plays key role, H 6/16/88 p27

Strictly Business: Transact wins Air Force bid, H 6/16/88 p27

Strictly Business: Transact wins Air Force contract, H 6/9/88 p27

UTC: No bribery, no payoffs: Defense contractor speaks out, H 7/28/88 p27+

DeFeo, RobStudent participates, H 3/31/88

p13DeFinis, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E.

Wed 40 years [photo], H 5/7/88 p15

Deford, FrankSI's Frank Deford content with life

in Westport [photo], H 8/9/88 p37+

DeKoven, ReginaldGates to retire at year's end:


DeLallo, Dr. Santo A.Health/Fitness: Dentist sets up

practice, H 6/13/88 p18Opens practice [photo], H 6/27/88

p11Delco, Joseph

Commission hears requests to improve recreation areas, H 10/18/88 p33+

DeLeo, MichaelCosmetology for men booms in

Wilton: Skin care is not sexist [photo], H 1/4/88 p17

Delgregg, Frank R.Chapter elects Weston man

commander [photo], H 5/10/88 p14

Deloitte Haskins & SellsDeloitte lease encourages

brokers, H 8/9/88 p11+Manhattan firm to occupy

Richardson-Vicks building, H 8/8/88 p33+

Delta RealtyEye on Real Estate: Delta

building holds its own [photo], H 5/10/88 p21

DeLuca, LauraLocal student receives $1,500

scholarship, H 6/21/88 p6Deluca, Lauren

Pupil wins Safety Spots contest [photo], H 1/4/88 p13

Deluxe Check Printers Inc.Check printers give $2,000 to

NCC friends, H 3/25/88 p8

Deluxe Check sales up 22.6%, H 5/5/88 p29

Strictly Business: Deluxe board adopts rights plan, H 3/1/88 p19

Strictly Business: Deluxe Check deal completed, H 1/7/88 p33

Strictly Business: Deluxe Check shortens name, H 5/24/88 p27


Deluxe Corp.Deluxe reports third quarter, H

11/5/88 p13Strictly Business: Deluxe Check

shortens name, H 5/24/88 p27

Strictly Business: Deluxe sales up, earnings down, H 8/2/88 p13

Deluxe PharmacyDeluxe Pharmacy changes

hands, H 11/5/88 p14DeMattio, Sal "Sonny"

Sonny's 8th in nationals: Ten on all-star team, H 9/9/88 p33

Sonny's clubs rank among all-time best, H 7/22/88 p27+

Sportsmen honor `Mr. Slowpitch', H 6/3/88 p38

Democratic party-NorwalkAnastasia leads Dems to House:

Bolster ekes out lone GOP win [photo], H 11/9/88 p2

Burgess, Autore swap positions atop Dem District B committee, H 1/15/88 p13

Democrats to fire volley across river, H 9/1/88 p12

Democrats: There'll be a lot of post mortems on this one, H 11/9/88 p1+

District D Dems settle on slate, H 1/11/88 p1+

District E Democrats set committee, H 1/13/88 p9

He's appalled [letter], H 12/12/88 p11

Local parties ready for fall campaign, H 8/30/88 p1+

Opening night for Democrats [photo], H 9/29/88 p10

Slapin takes hold of Democratic reins [photo], H 3/8/88 p1+

They're off and running [photo], H 5/23/88 p7

Thor faces Slapin challenge: For Democratic leadership post, H 3/4/88 p9

Democratic party-WestonAtkinson elected by Weston

Democrats, H 3/17/88 p14

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Democratic party-Weston (Continued)

Land acquisition endorsed by Democrats, H 1/23/88 p13+

Weston Democrats elect committee, H 1/15/88 p28

Democratic party-WestportCandidates' views expounded

[photo], H 3/24/88 p15+Dems confirm Westport debate,

H 2/23/88 p1+Future president may visit

Westport, H 2/19/88 p1+Westport Democrat `too

enthusiastic' in revealing debate, H 2/24/88 p1+

Democratic party-WiltonDemos foresee challenge, H

1/13/88 p13+Goldstein takes over as Wilton

DTC chief [photo], H 4/11/88 p13+

DemonstrationsLocal protestors gather outside

Shays' office [photo], H 3/19/88 p1+

Union members demonstrate at hotel, H 6/3/88 p9

Den-Al Electric Co.New business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Denninger, Cynthia

Ramirez, Denninger win local road race, H 4/12/88 p30

DeNova's RestaurantNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Dentists-Norwalk

Dentist takes practice on the road [photo], H 4/11/88 p35

Dr. Klein joins dental practice [photo], H 2/22/88 p33

Dr. Olson relocates office, H 10/24/88 p19

Health/Fitness: Dentist receives award, H 8/22/88 p11

Health/Fitness: Dentist sets up practice, H 6/13/88 p18

Minchik opens dental office [photo], H 2/22/88 p33

Opens practice [photo], H 6/27/88 p11

DePalma, Nicholas`Disenchantment' leads to

DePalma switch, H 5/10/88 p10

Attack on DePalma mean, reckless [letter], H 3/12/88 p5

City Hall panel ends in the black, H 12/8/88 p5

DePalma deserves all the praise [letter], H 3/18/88 p5

DePalma withdrawing from Indy leadership position [photo], H 2/13/88 p1+

Says DePalma coverage overblown [letter], H 3/9/88 p5

DePanfilis, Ralph A.Council tabs DePanfilis to fill

vacant P & Z seat, H 2/24/88 p7

Design RightNew business name - Rowayton,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Designated driver program-

WestportWhen alcohol is served;

Designated driver plans urged, H 12/1/88 p15

DesignersHigh-tech systems no match for

decade-old design process, BJ 11/21/88 p1+

Desmond, Edward C.Board to meet guests from

England, H 10/17/88 p37First Selectmen defends record

on supplying low-cost housing, H 12/28/88 p8

Mayor meets first selectman, H 10/18/88 p33

Desprey, Karen A.Health/Fitness: Massage

therapist opens office, H 8/15/88 p10

Desruisseaux, Rev. FrantzCoup in Haiti raises hopes for

reforms, H 9/19/88 p1+Detmer, Jeff

Wilton resident winns $2 million Lotto prize, H 10/21/88 p1

DeTroy, MatthewDeTroy launches handyman

service [photo], H 10/15/88 p13+

Developer's bond recalls-WiltonDeveloper's bond called on

unfinished roads, H 12/6/88 p33

Development. SEE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

Developmental Child Care Inc.Company-backed child care pays

off: Former teacher advocates employer role in day care [photo], H 8/18/88 p15+

Strictly Business: Child care firm signs agreement, H 8/4/88 p15

Devil's DenDevil's Den: A piece of Weston

history [map], H 4/9/88 p13+Fall foliage underfoot [photo], H

10/24/88 p37

Land purchase approved by Weston board, H 2/12/88 p57+

Parcel purchase recommended [map], H 2/10/88 p37

Weston begins acquisition of 1,500 open space acres [photo], H 4/6/88 p11

Weston to acquire 62 acres [photo], H 3/17/88 p13+

Devine Bros. Fuel OilHome heating oil prices could

rise [photo], H 12/15/88 p31+DeVito, James

City P & Z panel supports subdivision: Plan irks Westport official, H 1/13/88 p10

DeVries, PeterAccepting award for DeVries

[photo], H 12/10/88 p35Dewey Street Associates


Dewing, BartonNew Canaanite makes the

nationals. Teen culinary contest, H 9/19/88 p13+

Deysenroth, Peter A.Westonite earns his license as

funeral director [photo], H 2/12/88 p6

DGS Church Street PartnersNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23DHL Worldwide Express


Di Pietro, AlanTwo from NFD complete fire

marshal course, H 4/26/88 p9Diamandis, Peter G.


Diamant, MarthaOfficers elected by commission,

H 5/20/88 p18Diana Loock Interiors


DiapersImpact of diaper service loss

[letter], H 10/21/88 p13Dibner, Dr. Bern

Burndy founder died Wednesday [photo], H 1/7/88 p1+

Exhibition to honor Dr. Dibner, H 2/11/88 p6

Memorial for Dr. Dibner set for Burndy employees, H 1/8/88 p6

Dickerson & Berry AdvertisingFocus on Marketing, H 1/19/88

p20

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Dickison & BakasederFocus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21Dickler, Sigrun

SoNo Fiber Works adds three members [photo], H 6/24/88 p22

Dickson Product Development Co.

Amid manufacturing decline: Local machine shop holds its ground [photo], H 2/2/88 p21+

Dictaphone Corp.Contracts awarded, BJ 12/12/88

p 23New dictaphone system, H

11/5/88 p13Diette, Dr. James G.

Health/Fitness: Dentist receives award, H 8/22/88 p11

DiGangi, DominickDPW director claims garbage

dumpsters are pollution source, H 10/11/88 p1+

Recycler criticizes DPW chief, H 10/27/88 p1+

DiMarino, FrankBarber carries on old-fashioned

trade [photo], H 3/4/88 p27DiMauro, Anthony F. "Tony"

DiMauro feels 'cat' can go much faster [photo], H 9/8/88 p27+

DiMauro praises use of rigid sail, H 9/10/88 p23+

DiMauro sees wing-sails in future America's Cups [photo], H 9/10/88 p1+

DiMeglio, LoisDiMeglio reappointed by 8-2

margin, H 12/28/88 p4Dineen, Terrence






Dingwall's Auto Excellence Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 10/31/88 p18

Dining establishments. SEE RESTAURANTS

Dinner Theatre. SEE DARIEN DINNER THEATRE

DiPalma, Albert F. Jr.Albert F. DiPalma Jr., Westport

Bank executive, H 1/23/88 p6

DiPasquale, EnricoDiPasquale plans no challenge

for Republican chairmanship, H 3/9/88 p10

DiProspero, Michael J.Left out of City Hall celebration

[letter], H 7/11/88 p5Directors-Norwalk

Veteran director/designer: Ed Spires really sees a lot on a bare stage [photo], H 3/17/88 p37+

Disability evaluation-WestportDisability pension approved, H

9/30/88 p45+Town, Sanford reach settlement,

H 9/10/88 p9DiSalle, Jessica

Norwalk girls found many contradictions during Moscow visit [photo], H 4/18/88 p1+

Disaster reliefA splint made of air [photo], H

10/6/88 p7Disaster planning [photo], H

3/25/88 p30Disc jockeys

`The Doctor of Rock' a marketing buzzsaw [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+

DiScala, JackManager attributes litter to

condos, kids, H 4/29/88 p10DiScala, M.F. SEE M. F. DISCALADiScala, Michael

Offices, 39 condos included in proposal, H 5/13/88 p7

Zoners give blessing for mixed-use building, H 6/9/88 p10

Discovery Center. SEE NEW CANAAN NATURE CENTER

Discrimination in employmentIn protest [photo], H 1/16/88 p1

Dispatch-A-RideDispatch-A-Ride service shows

11 percent jump; fare increase possible, H 10/25/88 p5

Displaced homemakersDarien-Norwalk YWCA names

Beecher counselor [photo], H 9/29/88 p12

DiStefano, JamieDiStefano is hero: Local HS

baseball roundup [photo], H 4/26/88 p35+

DiThomaso, PasqualePasquale's thriving after 25 years

[photo], H 10/29/88 p33+Ditkoff, Joseph M.

Darien Merit Scholars both want to go to Yale [photo], H 10/5/88 p36

Diving-AccidentsMan hospitalized for embolism

during diving accident in Sound, H 9/27/88 p7

DivorceMaking the most of a bad

situation [photo], H 3/1/88 p19+

Doak, MildredCongratulations [photo], H

4/22/88 p10Dobson, Thomas P.

Health Briefs: Resident receives degree, H 10/3/88 p18

Docks-NorwalkConcrete docks of Norwalk

proliferating, H 5/20/88 p34Overton's fined for docks, H

3/3/88 p6Police seeking law to protect


Docks-South NorwalkPolice seeking law to protect


Doctor of Rock`The Doctor of Rock' a marketing

buzzsaw [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+

Doctors. SEE PHYSICIANSDocument Systems Inc.


Software firm, janitorial service sign leases, BJ 12/5/88 p6

Dogs as laboratory animalsState sanctions use of dogs by U.

S. Surgical, H 10/29/88 p1+Dogs-Norwalk

`Leash' finds way into rules proposed for dogs in park, H 3/7/88 p7

Canine cop that captures the criminals [photo], H 8/25/88 p1+

Council enacts vicious dog ordinance, H 5/11/88 p24

Dog ban revoked, curfew proposed at Cranbury Park, H 3/1/88 p1+

Dog bites candidate, H 10/11/88 p11

Dog tale has a happy ending for local woman and her pooch [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Alleged cruelty to dog charged, H 7/18/88 p8

Vicious dogs law neccessary (sic) [letter], H 6/3/88 p5

Dogs-WestonCourt date set for man charged in

shooting of dog, H 10/14/88 p45+

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Dogs-Weston (Continued)Man goes to court on dog killing

charge, H 10/22/88 p35+Dogs-Wilton

Area canines ready to go back to school [photo], H 9/23/88 p25

Dolan, JamesState delays ruling on city cop's

firing, H 9/27/88 p1+Dolde, William G.

Best and brightest [photo], H 6/15/88 p37

Six area students win scholarships: From National Merit Scholarship Corp., H 4/21/88 p7

Dole, ElizabethMrs. Dole campaigns in Norwalk

[photo], H 3/21/88 p1+Dolls-Private collections

Collector Dolores Gilbert: These toys are some dolls! [photo], H 9/29/88 p19

Domestic violence. SEE FAMILY VIOLENCE

Don, FrankAstrologer finds clues to how

things happen [photo], H 6/18/88 p1+

Donahue, PhilDemolition of dwelling by

Donahue causes stir, H 6/7/88 p11+

Donahue: House attracted vagrants, H 6/11/88 p13

Historic homes in area fall to wrecker's ball, H 10/1/88 p35

Donen, StevenCampaign software: New weapon

[photo], H 5/12/88 p29Donna Brunstad Assoc.

Eye on real estate, H 12/6/88 p13Donnelley Marketing


Donnelly, Monsignor Patrick F.Monsignor Donnelly fete Sunday

at Assumption [photo], H 5/21/88 p24+

Donnelly, DonalD. Donnelly hosts `Dead' in

Fairfield, H 4/23/88 p17Donnelly, Scott




DoorknobsUnusual collection opens many

doors [photo], H 2/3/88 p1+

Dorn, HectorMerchants Bank tip leads cops to

suspect, H 4/1/88 p1+Dorosh, Doug

Wins scholarship [photo], H 9/6/88 p16

Doscher, Robert E.Darien redcoat relives Battle of

Lexington [photo], H 4/22/88 p23+

Doscher named zoning inspector [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

DOT. SEE CONNECTICUT-TRANSPORTATION, DEPT. OF

Double E ConstructorsNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Doublean Genetics Corp.

What's the beef? Doublean [photo], H 6/16/88 p27+

Doublean Inc.Doublean cattle arrive in U. S, H

11/26/88 p13Europe threatens trade ban on

meats [photo], H 12/29/88 p21+

Doug Leigh & Co.Doug Leigh & Company the mini-

shop with maxi-talent, BD 10–11/88 p39+


Douglas Drive-NorwalkResidents see red over

greenhouse [photo], H 8/23/88 p1+

Residents, U. S. Surgical agree on greenhouse, H 9/8/88 p9

Dover Ridge Condominiums-Norwalk

Eye on Real Estate: Just listed [drawing], H 3/22/88 p23

Down, A. GrahamWilton teachers urged 'to

renovate' education [photo], H 9/29/88 p11+

Downey, TomWestporter witnesses the

miracles of the Virgin, H 8/27/88 p10

Dragon GardensNew restaurant [photo], H

10/25/88 p17Drainage. SEE ALSO ROAD

DRAINAGERevised drainage plan given by

developer of Girouard Estates, H 11/15/88 p7

Draper, Beatrice C.Irate resident pays unlucky penny

in tax [photo], H 5/5/88 p1+Dress. SEE CLOTHING AND

DRESS

Dress Barn Inc.Dress Barn earnings up 22%, H

12/1/88 p31Dress Barn sales up 21%, H


p17Strictly Business: Dress Barn

reports earnings, H 9/20/88 p13

Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.Drexel calls SEC charges

unfounded [photo], H 6/9/88 p27+

Driscoll SchoolAddition proposed for schools.

Enrollment exceeds estimates., H 9/28/88 p33

Deferred payment speeds school work, H 10/8/88 p37

Driver, AnneNational curling begins in Darien

[photo], H 1/29/88 p30Drivers' tests, Automobile. SEE

AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS' TESTS

Driving under the influence of alcohol. SEE DRUNK DRIVING

Driving while intoxicated (DWI). SEE DRUNK DRIVING

Drowning-NorwalkMan drowns off city beach, H

8/22/88 p1+Drowning-Westport

Drowning ruled accidental, H 8/29/88 p33

Druck Inc.Druck Inc. is awarded contract by

NAS Supply DepartmentBJ 10/10/88 p 22

Drug abuseAddicted moms reap bitter

harvest, H 10/10/88 p1+Candidates in 140th differ on

handling of drug problem, H 10/4/88 p9

City's anti-drug war mired in legalities, H 12/20/88 p1+

Drugs rampant [letter], H 10/3/88 p5

Marchers make anti-drug case along SoNo streets [photo], H 9/19/88 p1+

Second march against drugs planned for Sunday in SoNo [map], H 9/15/88 p1+

Shays, Mintz discuss drug problems at forum, H 10/28/88 p7

Tenants beef about drug deals, crime, H 10/7/88 p7

Wants Guardians brought in [letter], H 10/11/88 p5

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Drug abuse and schoolsAdministrators watch for kids with

message pagers. Drugs in school, H 9/15/88 p1+

Drug abuse and schools-WestonDrug use survey in schools

shows a slight increase, H 6/7/88 p11+

Drug abuse and schools-Westport

Students: Searches won't halt drug use, H 6/6/88 p1+

Drug abuse and schools-WiltonSchool staff to get report on

student drug/alcohol use, H 8/25/88 p41

Wilton parents take close look at drug problem, H 4/14/88 p13

Drug abuse education. SEE DRUG ABUSE-STUDY AND TEACHING

Drug Abuse Resistance Education. SEE DARE PROGRAM

Norwalk designated for D.A.R.E. funds. Drug education in classrooms, H 9/12/88 p9

Drug abuse screening. SEE DRUG TESTING

Drug abuse-Court casesCioffi: Drug cases congesting

courts: Judge delivers Law day message [photo], H 5/3/88 p9

Drug abuse-Law and legislationProblem of drugs near school hits

home daily at Columbus [photo], H 10/19/88 p1+


Drug abuse-NorwalkDrug cases are weighed for

eviction, H 7/27/88 p1+Drug traffic threatens public

housing, H 7/1/88 p10Four TNT targets file guilty pleas

on drug charges, H 5/10/88 p1+

Housing Authority starts `Drug Watch Hotline', H 7/23/88 p1+

Housing task force airs drug problem, H 3/24/88 p1+

Memorial Day message: Drugs new enemy crippling our society [photo], H 5/31/88 p1+

Task force seeks weapons to combat drug problems, H 2/26/88 p11

Vacant buildings become dens for drug abusers [photo], H 8/12/88 p1+

Drug abuse-Prevention`Fast Forward Future' innovative

approach to drug abuse

prevention [photo], H 7/16/88 p13+

Anti-drug film donated to school [photo], H 6/17/88 p39

Anti-drug group seeks rallying cry: Raising Westport awareness, H 9/21/88 p41

Cops DARE to keep kids from drugs, H 3/18/88 p7

Making pitch against drugs [photo], H 4/21/88 p10

Pair puts kid in anti-drug videos [photo], H 7/23/88 p1+

Red ribbon week [edit], H 10/27/88 p10

Red Ribbon, "Safe Homes" for drug-free area youths, H 10/24/88 p14

Selectmen approve drug grant request, H 10/13/88 p16+

Sixth graders to wear T-shirts proclaiming schools drug free. Mayor proclaims Red Ribbon Week [photo], H 10/22/88 p4

SoNo man hopes film on drug impact gives people a jump on life [photo], H 6/16/88 p1+

Wear the ribbons [photo], H 10/29/88 p7

Drug abuse-Prevention-WestonSteve: It started with a few beers,

H 5/12/88 p13+Teenager's revelations shock

parents [photo], H 5/12/88 p13+

Drug abuse-Study and teaching. SEE ALSO DARE PROGRAM

`Fast Forward Future' innovative approach to drug abuse prevention [photo], H 7/16/88 p13+

Concerns aired on drug policy, H 7/13/88 p17+

Deputy sheriff says: Attitude hindering war on drugs [photo], H 7/8/88 p13+

Recognizing the problem. Employers back drug education, H 10/29/88 p33

Wilton class encourages students to resist the glitz, H 11/30/88 p1+

Drug abuse-TreatmentHelp for family, friends of drug

addicts: Hope in a new program [photo], H 6/20/88 p13

Drug abuse-WestportTeens turning back to marijuana:

WECAN survey shows, H 3/2/88 p15+

Drug dealers. SEE ALSO ARRESTS-DRUGS

City legislators eye tougher laws against drug dealers, H 12/19/88 p4

Court hurdles hampering eviction of drug dealers, H 11/18/88 p7

Drug dealers-NorwalkAdministrators watch for kids with

message pagers. Drugs in school, H 9/15/88 p1+

Alleged marijuana dealer was driver, H 10/12/88 p9

Bullet-proof vest, rifle, drugs found in noon raid at apartment, H 8/10/88 p10

Busts get harder as street dealers get more inventive, H 10/27/88 p1+

City man gets prison term: On drug distribution charges, H 1/13/88 p11


Drug dealing, prostitution in complex irk tenant, H 3/18/88 p7

Housing Authority drug policy criticized, H 7/21/88 p1+

Investigation yields two drug arrests, H 7/28/88 p9

Lawyer: City won't release information regarding raid, H 3/29/88 p10

Local drug prices lure New York City-based dealers, H 7/27/88 p1+

LSD arrest at Vets Park a mild surprise to cops, H 9/14/88 p10

NHA has failed to act [letter], H 8/3/88 p5

Norwalk attracting more drug dealers, H 3/30/88 p1+

Officials: Tenants hold key in drug fight [photo], H 12/21/88 p1+

Police allege Norwalk man was using 13-year-old boy for distribution of crack vials, H 10/24/88 p4

Police Blotter: City man faces additional charge, H 9/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Claim man was selling near school, H 9/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Narcotics violations alleged, H 12/16/88 p8

Police confiscate 160 vials of crack, H 9/22/88 p12

Pregnant woman killed by drug dealers' stray bullet [photo], H 7/19/88 p1+

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Drug dealers-Norwalk (Continued)Requirements of federal drug law

mean few convictions at local level, H 9/20/88 p1+

Ryan Park: Neighborhood vs. drugs [photo], H 10/5/88 p1+

Tenants take up the fight against drugs, H 12/19/88 p1+

Van shot up after drug foe speaks out, H 12/21/88 p1

Victim died in her father's arms [photo], H 7/19/88 p1+

Drug habit. SEE DRUG ABUSEDrug paraphernalia-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Drug possession alleged, H 5/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Syringes found in office, H 10/8/88 p8

Drug testingFew jobs qualify for drug testing:

Under new proposal, H 4/21/88 p35+

Many large employers turn down drug testing option, H 8/15/88 p1+

Drug use. SEE DRUG ABUSEDrug withdrawal symptoms

Withdrawal is only the first step [photo], H 10/10/88 p1+

Druggists. SEE PHARMACISTSDrugs and employment

Area managers attend "Drug abuse in the workplace" seminar, BD 12/88 p20

Drugs-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Sale of narcotics

alleged, H 5/7/88 p8Vacant buildings become dens

for drug abusers [photo], H 8/12/88 p1+

Drunk drivingMADD unveils holiday program:

Red ribbon on car is reminder, H 12/10/88 p35+

Drunk driving-NorwalkNorwalk police roadblock nets 57

violations [photo], H 12/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car strikes dump truck, H 6/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: DWI charge levied, H 8/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman charged after crashes, H 1/8/88 p8

Police plan roadblocks Friday night, H 12/6/88 p1+

Drunk driving-WestonPolice Blotter: Drunk driving

alleged, H 6/14/88 p8Police Blotter: Drunken driving

charged, H 8/4/88 p8Police Blotter: DWI charge in

Weston, H 10/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two face DWI charges, H 9/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman faces DWI charge, H 9/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman found asleep in car, H 8/25/88 p8

Weston man charged with DWI, H 10/18/88 p8

Drunk driving-WestportPolice have an edge over drunk

drivers: Officers know what to look for, H 1/29/88 p23

When alcohol is served; Designated driver plans urged, H 12/1/88 p15

Drunk driving-WiltonPolice Blotter: Car almost strikes

cruiser, H 5/13/88 p8Police Blotter: Cyclist chased

down, H 5/17/88 p8Police Blotter: Driver found

sleeping at wheel, H 5/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: High speed chase ends in Wilton, H 6/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man charged after crash, H 5/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist faces DWI charge, H 3/3/88 p8, H 3/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Officer hurt in scuffle, H 6/2/88 p8

Drunken drivers. SEE DRUNK DRIVING

Dubey, Dr. Lon MichaelDoctor offers advice on handling

kids' colds, H 12/5/88 p19Health/Fitness: Dr. Dubey joins

practice, H 6/20/88 p21Dubrow, Alan

Norwalk resident appointed dean: At Bridgeport Engineering Instiute (sic) [photo], H 2/10/88 p10

Ducksworth, MarvinSuspect in city abduction enters

not guilty plea, H 1/7/88 p8Duddy, Craig

Duddy to St. Anselm [photo], H 6/17/88 p61

Dugdale, MaudeMaude Dugdale celebrates 100th

birthday on Sept. 28 [photo], H 10/6/88 p16

Dukakis, KittyLeaders say Kitty Dukakis not

likely to swing Jewish voters [photo], H 9/3/88 p20

Dukakis, MichaelDukakis gets a warm greeting

[photo], H 8/12/88 p1+Dukakis wins local support at

fundraiser [photo], H 1/19/88 p1+

Dulaney,Bartnett & AssociatesFocus on Marketing, H 1/5/88 p10

Duleep, Dr. K. S.Two surgeons honored for

innovations [photo], H 9/27/88 p9

Dullea, KeirA talk with Keir Dullea: The art of

theatre is this actor's passion [photo], H 7/7/88 p17+

In new play [photo], H 4/15/88 p17Dun-Rite Home Improvement Co.


Dunlap, Lewis E.NHS principal believes students

should do their homework at home[photo], H 11/1/88 p4

NHS principal named to number two spot in city school system [photo], H 10/5/88 p1+

Dunn, GaryDriver of the year [photo], H

12/19/88 p5Dunnigan, Keith D.

Attorney says no order issued on press contact, H 12/16/88 p45+

Hauhuth inmplements changes to ease flow of information, H 12/23/88 p34

Town attorney's dismissal sought by RTM member, H 2/17/88 p33+

Dunphy, DesireeHome/Town People [photo], H

9/27/88 p29+Durance, Jack

Police Blotter: Man found dead in car, H 5/18/88 p8

Dutton, CarynStaples student wins Scallon

scholarship, H 7/12/88 p12+Dwan Subaru

Award winner [photo], H 4/7/88 p28

Dwellings-RemodelingRemodeling levels off, says

DeTroy [photo], H 2/23/88 p21+

DWI (Driving while intoxicated). SEE DRUNK DRIVING

EE & B Marine Inc.

E & B Marine streamlines, renames Bliss, H 3/24/88 p27+


E-mail systems. SEE ELECTRONIC MAIL SYSTEMS

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Eagle Scouts. SEE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA-EAGLE SCOUTS

Eagles. SEE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Early Years Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 8/16/88

p11Earnings. SEE WAGESEarnings reports. SEE NAME OF

COMPANYEarth Day

Earth Day observed [photo], H 3/21/88 p13

Earthquakes-ArmeniaCoats being collected for

Armenian people, H 12/27/88 p7


Staples students raise $5,000 for quake relief, H 12/23/88 p33

Earthwatch Productions Inc.New Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18East Ave.-Norwalk

Change of zone backed, H 1/29/88 p9

East Ave.: small user hotspot [photo], H 9/17/88 p13+

East Coast Painting Systems Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/19/88 p19

East End Mini StoreNew business names

J 10/17/88 p18East Norwalk Improvement

AssociationOrganizations earn honors

[photo], H 9/23/88 p10Easter Seals

Easter Seals group seeking donations, H 3/18/88 p29+

Office opens in Westport [photo], H 2/27/88 p13

Softball winners in Easter Seals Coors Fall Classic [photo], H 10/12/88 p24

Spiking for a good cause [photo], H 3/21/88 p13

Eastern Graphics & DesignPrinter relocates to enterprise

zone, H 11/26/88 p13Eastman, Mary

Westporter shows Tunisia pictures, H 3/7/88 p20

Eckrich, HermanEckrich sells `Work and Perk'

vans [photo], H 3/24/88 p27+Eckstein, Joann C.

Charter Oak diploma: Flexible program suits Norwalk nurse, H 4/20/88 p10

Economic conditions. SEE NAME OF CITY OR TOWN WITH SUBDIVISION ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Economic surveysCEOs upbeat on economy,

business, H 9/29/88 p15+Industry analysts often wrong,

says public company executives, H 12/17/88 p14

NEON survey reveals: Housing still Priority No. 1, H 5/17/88 p9

U. S. sales force earns low marks, H 9/1/88 p27+

Yankelovich research: Gray consumers flex muscle [photo], H 3/22/88 p25

Ed W. Campbell Architects Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 8/30/88

p31Edels, Lydia [Lieber]

Centenarians share secrets for long life [photo], H 5/7/88 p23+

Edgell ExpositionsEdgell acquires 2 shows, H

9/6/88 p16Edgell plans inventor show, H

6/23/88 p32Trade shows big business here:


Edison Parking Corp.Firm tabbed to run Maritime

Center lots, H 6/16/88 p9Edmonds, Tom

...But not by everyone [letter], H 3/25/88 p5

Tom Edmonds: He'll be missed [letter], H 3/25/88 p5

Education. SEE ALSO CLASS...FOR RELATED TOPICS; NAME OF TOWN-EDUCATION, BOARD OF; SCHOOL...FOR RELATED TOPICS

Education grantsThrough Fund for Excellence: 21

in school system receive grants [photo], H 4/12/88 p22

Education Research and Success Program Inc.

Norwalk, Westport schools to argue against FOI request, H 8/4/88 p6

Education, Business. SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION

Education-Awards. SEE NAME OF SCHOOL-AWARDS; STUDENT AWARDS

Education-Community service credit-Norwalk

Board of Education tables giving

non-academic credit for service work, H 11/17/88 p4

Non-academic credit before Board tonight, H 11/15/88 p4

Education-CostsPer pupil costs rise, enrollment

drop slows, H 9/20/88 p1+Education-Curriculum-Norwalk

Educators consider curriculum change at meeting tonight, H 10/4/88 p7

Education-Curriculum-WiltonSchool board backs computer

writing lab, H 11/4/88 p49+Education-Finance-Westport

Public school system taking out-of-towners, H 6/18/88 p21

Westport amends school out-of-town policy, H 4/12/88 p1+

Education-Master Plan-NorwalkMaster planners meet with school

administrators, H 10/26/88 p4Education-Norwalk

Japanese educators tour Norwalk schools [photo], H 10/27/88 p1+

Japanese visitors thrill local educators, H 10/31/88 p7

Education-Professional print collection-Wilton

School art collection at Wilton library [photo], H 11/11/88 p27

Education-StamfordStamford schools: a report, BD

10–11/88 p24Education-Volunteers-Norwalk.

SEE ALSO ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM; VOLUNTEER WORKERS IN EDUCATION

Companies honored at breakfast for Adopt-A-School contributions [photo], H 6/13/88 p7

Education-WestonWeston students to concentrate

on history, H 8/12/88 p42Education-Westport

Pupils learn to appreciate the arts, H 11/19/88 p35+

Education-WiltonStudent art on display in Hartford,

H 8/19/88 p11Wilton teachers urged `to

renovate' education [photo], H 9/29/88 p11+

Educational consultants-DarienSusan Edwards opens school

placement firm [photo], H 10/20/88 p15

Educational consultants-Westport

As tuition rates rise, College

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Educational consultants-Westport (Continued)

costs sap middle class [il], H 9/1/88 p27+

Educational exchangesAFS program slow to get under

way, H 8/22/88 p9AFS student, family enjoying

experience [photo], H 3/10/88 p11

India exchange student drawn back to a distant world [photo], H 4/4/88 p9

Lesotho teens head home after eventful year here [photo], H 6/30/88 p23+

Norwalker in exchange program [photo], H 10/24/88 p20

Organizers hope to expand the program, H 6/30/88 p23+

Educational Resources Network Inc.

AIDS subject of school workbook, H 11/1/88 p13+

Educational secretaries. SEE SCHOOL SECRETARIES

Educational tests-Norwalk`Above average' scores

midleading?, H 2/10/88 p1+`So What?' [letter], H 1/28/88 p5Concerned about use of test

scores [letter], H 2/6/88 p5Public schools students will take

mastery tests, H 9/24/88 p6Suburban students outperform

Norwalk kids on mastery tests, H 1/12/88 p1+

Edwards, Ian B.Connecticut cabinetmaker: Ian

Edwards makes wood work his way [photo], H 6/30/88 p17+

Edwards, SandraWestport Parent-Child founder

has creative exhibit on tour, H 9/3/88 p37

Edwards, Susan B.Susan Edwards opens school

placement firm [photo], H 10/20/88 p15

Edwin Wheeler HouseEye on Real Estate: Law office

[photo], H 1/14/88 p23EGC-Investments


Egghead Discount StoreEgghead Discount Store has

signed a 5-year lease, H 11/1/88 p13

Eichwald, JaneCouple takes time to listen and

care: To cancer patients,

family members [photo], H 6/27/88 p10+

Eichwald, RonaldCouple takes time to listen and

care: To cancer patients, family members [photo], H 6/27/88 p10+

Eight forty Eight Madison Court Partnership


Eison, Dr. HowardHealth/Fitness: Associates add

Dr. Eison, H 6/20/88 p21Elder Family Service of

ConnecticutElder Family Service moves to

new office [photo], H 8/27/88 p35+

ElderhouseDriver of the year [photo], H

12/19/88 p5Elderhouse offers alternatives,

for elderly, offspring [photo], H 4/20/88 p12

Elderhouse will extend hours [photo], H 9/29/88 p22

Gift presented [photo], H 7/7/88 p25

Recognition [photo], H 11/29/88 p5

Elections. SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN DEBATES; FORUMS (DISCUSSION AND DEBATE)

Elections-Connecticut. SEE ALSO ELECTIONS-NORWALK

140th candidates differ on state role in public education, H 10/11/88 p7

Anastasia announces bid for re-election, H 7/20/88 p11

Anastasia: Biggest single issue is taxes, H 10/19/88 p22

Area election results [chart], H 11/9/88 p3

Atkin fends off Lyons to retain seat [photo], H 11/9/88 p1+

Atkin gains backing of college professors, H 10/20/88 p6

Atkin, Knoop,(sic) Fuchs endorsed by NOW, H 10/19/88 p20


Bolster announces bid for re-election [photo], H 7/12/88 p7



Burkhardt to run for 136th seat [photo], H 7/21/88 p13+

Candidates from 140th differ on state role in health care, H 10/19/88 p23


Candidates in 140th differ on handling of drug problem, H 10/4/88 p9

Dagenais to challenge Knopp [photo], H 7/15/88 p11

Democrats pick Banks in 142nd district, H 7/30/88 p21

Douglas Mintz to run again, H 7/20/88 p7

Freedman puts the stress on `fiscal responsibility' [photo], H 10/3/88 p9

Fuchs and Freedman will seek re-election, H 6/16/88 p15

GOP nominates Gill; Morgan to wage primary [photo], H 7/21/88 p13

GOP primary looming in 142nd District, H 7/13/88 p17+

GOP to endorse Fuchs next week, H 7/15/88 p13+

Janet Mills planning bid for Legislature, H 5/18/88 p12

Kellaher believes local businessmen need help, H 10/19/88 p22

Kellaher to challenge Anastasia in 138th, H 7/8/88 p10

Knopp announces re-election bid [photo], H 7/19/88 p7

Latest poll indicates Senate race is dead heat, H 11/1/88 p1+

Lawmakers back Fuchs in 136th, H 11/5/88 p38

Lenz says he would work for change in 26th district [photo], H 10/3/88 p9


Lyons runs in 25th District, H 7/19/88 p9

Lyons to challenge Atkin in 25th sector [photo], H 7/13/88 p10

Meyer announces bid for re-election, H 7/2/88 p36

No surprise: Shays unanimous choice [photo], H 7/15/88 p7


O'Connor won't seek seat in 140th district, H 6/3/88 p6

Professors back Rodin, H 10/17/88 p8

Rodin concerned about village [letter], H 2/22/88 p5

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Elections-Connecticut (Continued)

Rodin running in 137th again [photo], H 6/20/88 p8

Shanahan seeks Democratic nod for congressional seat [photo], H 7/19/88 p10

Shays, Loeser set to battle for 4th District seat, H 7/6/88 p7

Solan enters 140th District race [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+


State Realtors endorse Mills, H 10/24/88 p5

Suburban election results [chart], H 11/9/88 p37

Tarzia bids for 4th District seat: Running on 'War Against AIDS' party line, H 9/12/88 p7


Werner replaces ailing Boyle as Pearson campaign manager, H 10/3/88 p7

Elections-DarienAtkin, Lyons duking it out on their

records, H 11/7/88 p10Elections-Norwalk. SEE ALSO

FORUMS (DISCUSSION AND DEBATE)

140th candidates discuss housing, H 10/25/88 p7

137th-Bolster, Rodin [photo], H 11/7/88 p11

138th-Anastasia, Kelleher [photo], H 11/7/88 p11


140th-Mintz, Mills, Solan [photo], H 11/7/88 p11

Aggressive Lyons battles experienced Atkin in 25th [photo], H 10/25/88 p4

Anastasia leads Dems to House; Bolster ekes out lone GOP win [photo], H 11/9/88 p2

Area Democrats concentrated on controlling election losses, H 11/10/88 p5

Atkin, Lyons duking it our on their records [photo], H 11/7/88 p10




Bush the favorite in city schools, H 11/7/88 p1+

Campaign `facts' [letter], H 12/10/88 p9

Candidates discuss drugs at forum [photo], H 11/4/88 p5

Coattails offer no easy ride, H 11/8/88 p1+

Constant election activity drains energy and coffers of workers, H 1/8/88 p10

Environmental group endorses Rodin, H 10/3/88 p11




Mills anxious to reverse Democrat's spending habits [photo], H 9/27/88 p10

Mintz says fiscal woes exaggerated by state [photo], H 9/27/88 p10

Norwalk election results [chart], H 11/9/88 p2

Rodin and Bolster express concern over environment, H 11/3/88 p38

Sally Bolster enters race for Assembly [photo], H 1/6/88 p1+

Solan wants to reverse "government without limits" [photo], H 9/27/88 p10

Special election set for Feb. 23 in 137th, H 1/9/88 p1+

State educators endorse Rodin, H 10/31/88 p5

State workers endorse Bolster, H 10/5/88 p12

That was no squeaker [letter], H 11/23/88 p26

Turnout heavy at polls [photo], H 11/8/88 p1+

Voters in Norwalk area bucked statewide trend, H 11/9/88 p1+

With a notable exception, incumbents won easily, H 11/10/88 p1+

Elections-WestportBurkhardt to tackle

transportation: Democrats sets down challenge [photo], H 9/28/88 p33+

Celebration began early in Westport, H 11/9/88 p37+

Experience gives Fuchs confidence. Incumbent seeks second term [photo], H 9/28/88 p33

Freedman triumphs in 25th [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+

Fuchs overpowers Burkhardt to keep 136th district seat [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+

Incumbents' edge viewed as strong factor in election, H 11/10/88 p45

Republicans challenged in 3 races, H 11/7/88 p11

Elections-WiltonGill squeaks through by 44

primary votes [photo], H 9/15/88 p1+

Gill turns back Banks' challenge [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+

Republicans challenged in 3 races, H 11/7/88 p11

Electric industries-Equipment and supplies

Mar Le has electrifying ideas for corporate energy savings, BJ 11/1/88 p1+

Electric power failures-Norwalk1,500 lose power during

thunderstorm, H 5/24/88 p10Bullet may have killed the power,

H 5/26/88 p6Cable fire disrupts electricity, H

4/4/88 p8Coastal flooding, power outages

caused by gale winds, heavy rains [photo], H 10/24/88 p5

Depleted storm's wind drops limbs on power lines, causes accidents, H 8/30/88 p1+

Downed wires leave homeowners in dark, H 9/30/88 p7

Falling branches knock out power, H 7/12/88 p1

Heat wave approaching: 1,742 lose power for hours, H 1/15/88 p7

Heavy rain downs power lines and makes roads treacherous [photo], H 8/24/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Accident cuts off power, H 4/7/88 p8

Power outage hits 14,600 customers, H 8/10/88 p10

Power outage puts area businesses in the dark, H 11/25/88 p7

Thunderstorm blamed for power outages, H 7/20/88 p30

Electric power failures-WestportHeat wave cuts flow of power, H

6/15/88 p1+

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Electric power failures-WiltonStorm causes flooding and power

outages, H 10/22/88 p8Storm leaves some residents

without power, H 7/29/88 p18Wilton left in dark by transformer

fuses, H 3/10/88 p13+Winds cause power outage, H

11/22/88 p9Electrical contracting industry

Electricians' group makes apprenticeship awards, H 10/21/88 p7

ElectriciansElectricians' group makes

apprenticeship awards, H 10/21/88 p7

Electronic mail systemsVoice-Tel's 'electronic mailbox'

has a wide range of applications, BJ 10/24/88 p11

Elegant AffairsFocus on Marketing, H 8/30/88

p31Partners plan new banquet

facility [photo], H 6/28/88 p29+

Elementary schools. SEE NAME OF SCHOOL

Elizabeth St.-NorwalkTwo streets in SoNo join historic

register, H 12/27/88 p4Elkhart Metronet Inc.

Strictly Business: Century buys cellular phone stock, H 10/1/88 p13

Elkins, GregElkins, Maxwell state champs;

Staples crowned No. 1, H 6/6/88 p15+

Elliot, RichardWitnesses sought for Valencia, H

2/12/88 p57Elmstead

Cancer Society invites visitors to tour Elmstead [photo], H 12/1/88 p15+

Elmstead Lane-WestportRevolutionary-era house given

new life [photo], H 4/28/88 p15+

Elsa Sapien Fitness StudioEye on Real Estate: Three leases

[photo], H 3/31/88 p25Elusive Distributor


Ely Ave.-NorwalkRenovations are completed on

Ely Avenue house, H 8/16/88 p18

Email systems. SEE ELECTRONIC MAIL SYSTEMS

Emanuel, HerzlEmanuel art opens Friday at

WAC [photo], H 12/8/88 p17Embezzlement-Norwalk

FBI investigates embezzlement at Norwalk Bank, H 8/10/88 p1+

Emergency assistance. SEE PERSON-TO-PERSON; SHELTERS FOR THE HOMELESS

Emergency Communication Systems-Norwalk

New 911 equipment will automatically trace emergency call, H 7/28/88 p12

Emergency communication systems-Weston

911 phone system goes on line in Weston, H 11/12/88 p35

Emergency communication systems-Westport

Disabled to be aided by new 911 service, H 11/16/88 p31+

Westport to hook up 911 system in fall, H 8/11/88 p31+

Emergency communication systems-Wilton

Selectmen approve relocating antenna to Metro Mobile tower, H 11/8/88 p30

Tower to help town improve communications?, H 10/25/88 p9

Wilton improves 911 emergency system [photo], H 11/7/88 p15

Emergency managementCity misses federal deadline for

chemical emergency plan, H 10/21/88 p7

Emergency medical services-Communication systems-Wilton

Tower to help town improve communications?, H 10/25/88 p9

Emergency medical services-Darien

`Friends of Post 53' launch drive fo new headquarters [photo], H 9/24/88 p37+

Ground broken for Post 53 [drawing], H 11/29/88 p9

Volunteers train for disaster [photo], H 10/17/88 p37

Emergency medical services-Weston

Westport, Weston weigh shared paramedic service, H 4/25/88 p13

Emergency medical services-Westport

EMS elects new officers [photo], H 2/1/88 p14

EMS provides gift ideas for residents, H 12/20/88 p9+

EMS responds to 32 calls, H 1/26/88 p11

EMS responds to 40 calls during Christmas week, H 1/5/88 p14

EMS volunteers elect new president, H 12/7/88 p38

Paramedics to be on call by end of year, H 9/6/88 p35+

Paramedics, EMS join forces [photo], H 12/21/88 p37

Selectmen approve fees for ambulance calls: Another step closer to paramedic license for Westport, H 6/29/88 p27

Spacecraft crash drill helps EMS hone skills, H 11/18/88 p50

Walk to be fixed at headquarters, H 12/13/88 p27

Westport authorizes EMS to seek state OK for fees, H 7/1/88 p37+

Westport makes plans for paramedic service, H 5/25/88 p13

Westport to put paramedics in service Monday, H 12/15/88 p15+

Westport, Weston weigh shared paramedic service, H 4/25/88 p13

Emergency medical services-Wilton

Emergency response changes create some dissatisfaction, H 10/4/88 p33+

Wilton alters emergency response, H 7/6/88 p9+

Wilton EMTs speed up emergency call response, H 9/2/88 p37+

Emergency medical technicians-Norwalk

Paramedics are often targets of violence [photo], H 10/28/88 p1+

Ready for disaster [photo], H 9/12/88 p10

Riding with paramedics: Cold realities on the front lines of medicine [photo], H 12/7/88 p1+

Specially trained [photo], H 8/29/88 p11

Emergency medical technicians-Weston

Weston continuing efforts to have

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Emergency medical technicians-Weston (Continued)

paramedic service, H 2/20/88 p13+

Emergency medical technicians-Westport

15 people complete EMS driver course, H 12/27/88 p33

EMS staff adds 23 new members, H 10/13/88 p17

Westport EMT's have busy week, H 1/23/88 p23

Emergency preparedness. SEE DISASTER RELIEF

Emergency relief. SEE DISASTER RELIEF

Emergency room. SEE NORWALK HOSPITAL-EMERGENCY SERVICE

Emergency shelters. SEE NORWALK KIWANIS EMERGENCY SHELTER; SHELTERS FOR THE HOMELESS

Emery & Purolator, Worldwide Courier and Cargo

Emery & Purolator win IBM contract, H 7/19/88 p21

Emery Air Freight Corp.Emery Air Freight Corp. records

$47.7 million loss in earnings, H 2/13/88 p19

Emery Air Freight pins hopes on complex restructuring plan, BJ 10/31/88 p1+

Emery Air Freight signs agreement for bond purchase, BJ 11/21/88 p2

Emery announces plans to combine with Purolator, H 1/2/88 p13+

Emery avoids takeover but `injured' by threats, H 5/11/88 p1+

Emery gets reprieve on loans: Just before deadline, H 8/30/88 p29+

Emery given two-week extension, H 1/30/88 p25

Emery in key finance step, H 11/15/88 p14

Emery posts losses for third quarter, H 11/8/88 p13+

Emery proxy fight heats up: As annual meeting approaches, H 5/3/88 p29+

Emery restructuring continues, H 10/20/88 p13

Emery sticks to restructuring plan, H 3/29/88 p23

Emery takeover rumors rampant: In heavy trading, H 1/21/88 p25+

Emery to apply for dish antenna, H 11/12/88 p35+

Emery to turn profit, 1989?, H 12/31/88 p13+

Emery tunes management, H 12/15/88 p33

Raider offers Emery restructuring plan, H 2/23/88 p21+

Raider wants Emery, H 1/22/88 p1+

Strictly Business: Air freight dogfight looms, H 3/8/88 p13

Strictly Business: Emery plans cost-cutting move, H 1/5/88 p9

Strictly Business: Emery posts net loss for quarter, H 8/6/88 p33

Strictly Business: Emery reports year-end net loss, H 2/23/88 p21

Strictly Business: Emery sticks to restructuring plan, H 2/25/88 p33

Strictly Business: Emery stock soars, trading heavy, H 12/24/88 p13

Strictly Business: Emery works out new credit plan, H 2/16/88 p19

Emig, Rev. Donald Wesley. SEE ALSO REV. DONALD W. EMIG FOUNDATION

Rev. Donald Emig dies at 67, retired United Church pastor [photo], H 4/5/88 p6

Rev. Emig eulogized at Rowayton services, H 4/11/88 p6

Rev. Emig recovering from attack, H 4/4/88 p8

Services for Rev. Emig set in Kingston and Rowayton, H 4/6/88 p6

The triumph is his [edit], H 4/9/88 p4

EMP Water Treatment SystemsNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Empire Realty Associates


Empire Video ProductionsNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Employees, Dismissal of-

NorwalkLosses force Norden to cut 76

more jobs, H 10/15/88 p1+Norden cuts leave 107 without

jobs, H 6/2/88 p1+Norden may be planning layoffs,

H 10/5/88 p1+


Employees, Relocation ofRelocation: Tough family

decision [graph], H 5/10/88 p22

Employees-WiltonDepartment heads receive 6

percent raise, H 7/28/88 p15Employers' liability

Westport RTM approves $65,000 settlement with retired firefighter, H 10/5/88 p1+

Employment agenciesEmployment agencies beat

bushes: As demand increases [photo], H 8/13/88 p13+

Employment attendance-NorwalkAttendance incentives

considered, H 10/27/88 p9City seeks funds for safety effort,

H 4/26/88 p10Employment attendance-

WestportEmployees lose fewer work days,

H 3/31/88 p17+Employment forecasting-

Fairfield CountyHiring downturn expected, H

12/10/88 p13+Job situation: Supply out of sync

with demand [chart], H 1/26/88 p42

Employment interviewingStrictly Business: First minutes of

job interview critical, H 9/10/88 p13

Employment, Temporary. SEE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

Employment-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Illegal employment

charged, H 6/23/88 p8Emson Research Inc.


Encore Club of WiltonClub gives $5,000 [photo], H

5/21/88 p13Energy assistance for the poor.

SEE POOR-ENERGY ASSISTANCE

Engelson, DavidFirst Connecticut's Engelson

receives SBIC's top award, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

Engineering firmsFairfield County's Engineering

Consulting Firms [chart], BJ 10/31/88 p13

Engineers, U. S. Army Corps of. SEE U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

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Engleman, IrwinCitytrust board elects non-banker

president, H 7/21/88 p17+English, Darren

Hour's Halls of Ivy [photo], H 2/5/88 p32

Engstrand, Mary LouTeacher underscores need to

make math a priority, H 6/24/88 p34

Enny's Diner and RestaurantOwner of local diner given jail

sentence in tax case, H 9/26/88 p7

Entrepreneur. SEE ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Entrepreneurial Woman's Network

Business women turned off by banks [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneur Patricia Floyd:

Trades corporate career for franchise [photo], H 4/19/88 p27

Entrepreneurs expect recession in '88, H 1/21/88 p25

Isoetec's Alan Kessman awarded as entrepreneur [photo], H 7/5/88 p26

Kimberly Allen: Entrepreneur at 14 [photo], H 1/12/88 p20

Environmental Design Associates

Architects receive recognition for design [photo], H 8/20/88 p35

Wetlands law inflexible, says Ferlow [photo], H 4/5/88 p19+

Environmental impact analysisJust what we need [edit], H

10/27/88 p10Wilton wants another study on

`Super 7', H 10/26/88 p1+Environmental impact

consultantsHunter to add site services, H

10/29/88 p33Environmental policy

Acquisitions fuel Hunter's rapid growth, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

Bush visits city to talk about environment [photo], H 9/2/88 p1+

Environmental stance draws mixed reaction, H 9/2/88 p8

Hunter takes scatter-shot approach, H 9/17/88 p13+

Security dampens Bush backers' enthusiasm [photo], H 9/2/88 p8

State Democrats criticize Bush for `voodoo environmentalism' [photo], H 9/2/88 p1+

Environmental Protection. SEE CONNECTICUT-ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, DEPT. OF

Environmental Risk LimitedFirm hired to examine Water St.

industrial site for contamination, H 8/26/88 p10

Environmental testing-WestportPlans reviewed for tests at site, H

8/26/88 p13Epstein Funding Inc.

Epstein funds Wallingford project [photo], H 1/26/88 p46

Eye on Real Estate, H 8/30/88 p29, H 9/20/88 p13, H 12/29/88 p21

Eye on Real Estate: Arranges financing [photo], H 7/12/88 p10

Eye on Real Estate: Provides financing [photo], H 4/12/88 p17

Lenders tighten reins on developers [photo], H 10/4/88 p13+

Epstein, AlvinLenders tighten reins on

developers [photo], H 10/4/88 p13+

Epstein, Mr. & Mrs. JeromeMr. & Mrs. Jerome Epstein

celebrate 50th in Florida [photo], H 2/27/88 p17

Equestrian centers-WestonEquestrian center proposed for

Weston, H 3/1/88 p11+New site proposed for equestrian

center in Weston, H 9/27/88 p11

Equipment, Pollution control. SEE POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Erca, CathyDog tale has a happy ending for

local woman and her pooch [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Ergo Research GroupEye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25

Ernst & WhinneyCompany honors New Canaan

man [photo], H 10/25/88 p10Ernst, Jimmy

Ernst's acclaim grows four years after death [photo], H 4/23/88 p1+

Errands UnlimitedNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23

Errico, MikeCity's No. 1 organizer is Mike

Errico [photo], H 7/15/88 p15+Ervans, Kai

Kai Ervans dies; jazz composer, H 4/6/88 p6

Ervin, WilmaPainter/photographer exhibits

[photo], H 2/22/88 p15Escobar, Sandy

Norwalk gymnast wins title, H 4/12/88 p29

Esposito, Frank J. Jr.Attendance incentives

considered, H 10/27/88 p9CCHS Day is Wednesday

[photo], H 10/18/88 p30Complaints called to mayor's

attention, H 4/26/88 p11Council member detects thaw in

mayor's freeze on hiring, H 1/20/88 p1+

Esposito appointed to state/city panel, H 3/22/88 p7

Esposito bitter at suburbs' rejection of housing plan, H 9/14/88 p1+

Esposito explains hiring freeze policy, H 1/23/88 p8

Esposito get run around in Colonial Village battle, H 9/9/88 p7

Esposito gives lawmakers his 1989 wish list, H 12/12/88 p1+

Esposito hospitalized after black out in hall, H 3/12/88 p1+

Esposito marks first year as mayor: `You need to know how to disagree' [photo], H 11/17/88 p1+

Esposito marks first year as mayor: The acclaim isn't quite unanimous [photo], H 11/17/88 p1+

Esposito remains rare after political roast [photo], H 3/21/88 p1+

Esposito vetoes planning and zoning split, H 2/12/88 p1+

Esposito warns city employees on sick time use, H 10/24/88 p1+

Esposito's major thrust: Protect neighborhoods, H 1/26/88 p21+

Espositos play Santa Claus, H 12/22/88 p4

Five Republicans, one Independent Six appointed to four commissions, H 2/10/88 p7

Flag raising [photo], H 10/24/88 p8

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Esposito, Frank J. Jr. (Continued)Mayor asks state to halt

expansion, H 8/3/88 p7Mayor breaks tie, zone plan

rejected, H 3/12/88 p1+Mayor Esposito back on the job

after series of tests at hospital, H 3/14/88 p11

Mayor plans pilot recycling program, H 12/12/88 p1+

Mayor responds to letter [letter], H 9/3/88 p5

Mayor takes calls on radio show, H 3/4/88 p8

Mayor to P and Z: Maintain liaison with each other, H 5/6/88 p7

Mayor urges regional plan for housing, H 11/7/88 p9

More school aid sought by mayors: From Norwalk, Stamford, Danbury, H 2/25/88 p8

O'Neill pays Norwalk for courthouse [photo], H 5/26/88 p1+


Springwood residents want criminals off street, H 3/31/88 p1+

Telephone survey supports mayor, H 11/17/88 p27

Esposito, LouiseGreeting a visitor [photo], H

3/29/88 p10Esposito, Theresa M.

Student inducted, H 3/4/88 p7Ettinger, Elsie Davis

Scholarships set up for Norwalk students, H 3/4/88 p1+

Ettinger, Richard PrenticeEttinger has humble beginning

[photo], H 3/4/88 p8Scholarships set up for Norwalk

students, H 3/4/88 p1+Euphonic Technology

Compact disc update: Tinkering pays off for sound buff [photo], H 2/9/88 p25+

Evans, Steven PaulLocal man dies in fall from dorm,

H 5/13/88 p10Evasion, Fiscal. SEE TAX

EVASIONEvening Women's Club of

NorwalkEvening Women's Club donation

[photo], H 7/23/88 p15

EWC Floral Salute a bloomin' success: A Norwalk tradition born [photo], H 5/26/88 p19

Gala theme of spring enjoyed at Heart Ball [photo], H 3/14/88 p22

Everitt, KatieHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Everson, Peter

`Brain trainer' tackles productivity, H 12/8/88 p29+

Examinations. SEE EDUCATIONAL TESTS

Exchange (Barter). SEE BARTERExchange students. SEE

EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGESExchanges, Stock. SEE STOCK-

EXCHANGEExecutives

Westport authors predict time required to land job [il], H 6/7/88 p21+

Executives, BlackBlack execs work harder to

please, H 8/2/88 p13+Black professionals on the

increase [photo], H 7/7/88 p25+

Executone Information Systems Inc.

Executone cuts losses in quarter, H 10/27/88 p29

Executone to buy its distributor, H 8/23/88 p19

Eye on Real Estate: Executone plans move to new site in Darien [photo], H 8/11/88 p13


Strictly Business: Executone introduces product, H 12/31/88 p13

Strictly Business: Executone markets new product, H 10/6/88 p45

Strictly Business: Isoetec, Vodavi approve merger, H 7/12/88 p19

Exercise salons. SEE PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTERS

ExhibitionsTrade shows big business here:


Explorer Post 53. SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES-DARIEN

Ground broken for Post 53 [drawing], H 11/29/88 p9

Explosions-DarienInvestigation is begun in fatal

tank explosion, H 5/13/88 p1

Explosions-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Exploding tire

injures man, H 6/2/88 p8Explosions-Westport

Cause sought of explosion at restaurant, H 7/20/88 p36

Export salesExport market hot: Small

business slow to respond [photo p26], H 3/17/88 p25+

Westport firm offers export expertise, H 3/8/88 p13+

Exports. SEE COMMERCEExposure of person. SEE

INDECENT EXPOSUREExtortion-Westport

Feds lodge complaint against four accused in extortion scheme, H 12/21/88 p38

Men to be arraigned on extortion charges, H 12/19/88 p33+

Security tight during extortion charge hearing, H 12/28/88 p1+

Westport police show off arsenal of seized weapons [photo on p1], H 12/20/88 p9+

Eydt, Fred J.Eydt elected trustee at Cornell

University, H 9/9/88 p15Eye Care Center


Eye on Real EstateNutmeg Real Estate, H 11/10/88

p15

FF. D. Rich Realty

Nine new tenants lease space from F. D. Rich, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Fabrizio, Ralph ARalph A. Fabrizio dies, college

professor was 52, H 1/9/88 p6Facsimile transmission

Fax frenzy hits small business, too, H 11/10/88 p15+

Factory Outlet Mall. SEE NORWALK FACTORY OUTLET MALL

Fagan-Schactman Market Research Associates


Fahnestock & Co. Inc.Brokers leave Fahnestock: Safir

opens Legg Mason office [photo], H 7/12/88 p19+

Fairfield County 2000Fairfield County 2000

suggestions being implemented, H 8/3/88 p7

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Fairfield County 2000 (Continued)Improved transportation, housing

needed in county, H 9/24/88 p37

Residents would like more cheaper homes, planning survey finds, H 4/12/88 p1+

Task force numbers make no sense [letter], H 4/11/88 p5

Fairfield County Bancorp Inc.Merchants Bank merges with

Bank of Stamford, H 8/25/88 p1+

Merchants posts profit, H 10/18/88 p15

Fairfield County Council of Boy Scouts. SEE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA-FAIRFIELD COUNTY COUNCIL

Fairfield County Horticultural Society

Garden group to celebrate 50th anniversary: With two-day flower show, H 8/22/88 p9

Horticultural society celebrates 50 years, H 2/5/88 p26

Pick of the garden [photo], H 8/30/88 p37

Reunion planned on Nov. 12 [il], H 10/28/88 p25

Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference. SEE FCIAC

Fairfield County KidsNewspaper created for parents.

By Weston woman [photo], H 12/12/88 p33+

Fairfield County Labor CouncilThree groups form county labor

panel, H 4/7/88 p9Fairfield County Medical

AssociationWestport man elected by medical

group, H 5/25/88 p15Fairfield County Model A Club

Calling all Model A's [photo], H 4/9/88 p19

Fairfield County Mutual HousingHousing program returning, H

11/14/88 p7Fairfield County Savings Bank

Mutual shuns public ownership [photo], H 10/13/88 p36

Fairfield County Student Operetta Workshop

Appreciates operetta coverage [letter], H 8/12/88 p5

Norwalk musicians are in `Iolanthe' orchestra [photo], H 7/18/88 p20

Student Operetta Workshop: Gilbert & Sullivan's `Iolanthe' is staged [photo], H 7/15/88 p26

Fairfield County WomanThe Co-owners of Fairfield

County Woman are battling each other for sole ownership, I 10/14–27/88 p4

Fairfield County's Ad Club Awards

Ad agencies honor own at Stamford ceremony, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p14+

Fairfield County-Economic conditions

SWRPA suggests controls for growth in region, H 5/3/88 p10

Fairfield County-Economic forecasting

Analyst says labor shortage could spark local recession [chart] [photo], H 10/27/88 p1+

Businesses seek new ways to attract workers, H 10/27/88 p1+

Help wanted: A seller's market for labor [chart], H 10/25/88 p1+

Fairfield County-Labor supplyAnalyst says labor shortage

could spark local recession [chart] [photo], H 10/27/88 p1+

Businesses seek new ways to attract workers, H 10/27/88 p1+

Help wanted: A seller's market for labor [chart], H 10/25/88 p1+

Fairfield Foundation of the Diocese of Bridgeport

Diocese of Bridgeport gives funds to groups, H 8/20/88 p27

Fairfield Furniture. SEE NATIONAL HALL-WESTPORT

Fairfield Furniture Company building. SEE NATIONAL HALL

Fairfield UniversityManagement training offered, H

8/27/88 p13+Strictly Business: Fairfield U.

selected by Lotus, H 9/22/88 p19

Faith healers. SEE HEALERS-NAME OF TOWN

Fall foliageFall foliage underfoot [photo], H

10/24/88 p37That kind of weekend [photo], H

10/31/88 p5False alarms

More false alarms in schools than anywhere else, H 10/5/88 p35

False alarms-NorwalkFalse alarms cause police

headaches [photo], H 5/26/88 p35+

False alarms-WestonAssociation eyes Weston as

model for alarm project, H 12/7/88 p37

False alarms add revenue for police, H 6/8/88 p13+

False alarms-WiltonPolice Blotter: Teen charged with

false report, H 2/10/88 p8Family and Children's Aid of

Greater NorwalkAll-day conference for adoptive

families [photo], H 11/26/88 p17

Family Aid volunteers honored [photo], H 5/4/88 p32

Kids get a taste of fun they might have: If they had a Big Friend [photo], H 4/18/88 p15

New members of the board [photo], H 8/1/88 p19

Program grant [photo], H 10/11/88 p14

Suzan Haley to head On-The-Mend [photo], H 11/5/88 p18

Teen pregnancy counseling slated, H 8/20/88 p10

Volunteers priority for Parent Aide head [photo], H 10/5/88 p19

Family Business GroupControl, cash, conflicting needs

beset the family business owner, BJ 12/5/88 p20

Family Center-WestportOfficials outline hopes and plans

for Family Center in Westport, H 9/23/88 p25

Family violence. SEE ALSO ABUSED WOMEN; CHILD ABUSE

Domestic violence arrests up since '86 law went on books, H 9/28/88 p1+

Family violence-NorwalkMarital altercation reported, H

10/13/88 p8Famous Pizza & Souvlaki

RestaurantNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Farm produce-Roadside

marketingFarmer's market in holding

pattern, H 4/16/88 p13Farmer's market proposal tabled,

H 10/20/88 p41Town library parking lot to house

Farmer's market [Weston], H 11/5/88 p38

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Farm produce-Roadside marketing (Continued)

Weston selectmen to look at farmer's market plan, H 11/2/88 p35

Farmer, Dr. Anthony XavierDr. Farmer dies at 66;

psychologist, author, H 1/4/88 p6

Farmers market. SEE ALSO FARM PRODUCE-ROADSIDE MARKETING

Fast, JonathanIt's Jonathan's turn on the Fast

track: Another acclaimed novel [photo], H 8/1/88 p19

Fatherley, Robert E. Sr.Branch elects Darien man as

president, H 4/29/88 p13Honoring the pilgrims a family

affair [photo], H 11/23/88 p21+

Faulkner, Ed100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks


Faust, AlThe Hour looks back when.... [Al

Faust, 1974 BMHS grad, baseball pitcher] [photo], H 6/2/88 p44

Fax. SEE FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION

Fay, ChrisNorwalker garners surfing

championship, H 10/19/88 p29

Fay, ValleFay recalls the fight to preserve

and revitalize South Norwalk area [photo], H 11/29/88 p4

FCIAC. SEE ALSO NAME OF SPORT

FCIAC honors fall coaches [photo], H 12/20/88 p23

FCIAC playoff dates are listed, H 10/20/88 p32

FCIAC to start boys club volleyball, H 10/18/88 p22

McMahon's Benitez All-FCIAC in soccer [photo], H 11/29/88 p19

FCIAC-BaseballHonoring 1988 FCIAC softball

and baseball batting champs [photo], H 6/14/88 p29



FCIAC-Basketball100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks







FCIAC girls cage final tonight: Wilton against Greenwich, H 2/25/88 p25+


FCIAC tournaments ready to commence, H 2/13/88 p53+





Smith stars in NHS boys' 75-72 overtime victory, H 2/12/88 p39+


Westhill nips NHS, 77-75, to win FCIAC championship [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+




FCIAC-Field HockeyThree Norwalkers named to All-

FCIAC field hockey team [photo], H 11/30/88 p15

FCIAC-Football8 city players named All-FCIAC

in football [photo], H 12/3/88 p21

Wilton gridders cited [photo], H 12/9/88 p34

FCIAC-GolfCrabtree garners Holohan

[photo], H 6/1/88 p21+Folino's Wreckers cop FCIAC

team golf, H 6/2/88 p41Staples golfers dominate, H

6/17/88 p62

FCIAC-GymnasticsAll-FCIAC gymnastics squad

dominated by Lady Warriors [photo], H 3/22/88 p35

FCIAC tournaments ready to commence, H 2/13/88 p53+

Injuries concern Hawkes, H 2/10/88 p25+

Kindler leads Lady Warriors: Sixth FCIAC crown in a row [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

FCIAC-Ice hockeyNorwalk's Palmer, Wrecker trio

make All-Division hockey teams [photo], H 3/23/88 p23

Ridgefield captures FCIAC hockey title, H 2/29/88 p26

FCIAC-LacrosseNew Canaan shocks Wilton

[photo], H 5/27/88 p31+Wilton (16-0) vs. New Canaan

(13-4): FCIAC lacrosse title at stake, H 5/24/88 p17+

FCIAC-Softball4 city, Staples gals All-FCIAC

[photo], H 6/20/88 p35+Honoring 1988 FCIAC softball

and baseball batting champs [photo], H 6/14/88 p29

Lady Bears win FCIAC West title, H 5/25/88 p21+

Waiting game for NHS, Staples: FCIAC softball tournament [photo], H 5/26/88 p41+

FCIAC-SwimmingFour NHS swimmers named All-

FCIAC, H 12/5/88 p27No stopping Greenwich mermen,

H 2/29/88 p26Norwalk's Harris heads All-

FCIAC [photo], H 3/26/88 p37+

FCIAC-Tennis3 Staples netters are upset, H

5/28/88 p41+Darien tops Wilton in girls' tennis




Wilton to face Darien for FCIAC net crown, H 5/27/88 p36

Wilton's Voros picked All-FCIAC for 3rd time [photo], H 6/16/88 p19

FCIAC-Track-athletics11 city boys named All-FCIAC

[photo], H 3/25/88 p374 area gals on All-FCIAC cross

country [photo], H 12/2/88 p31

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FCIAC-Track-athletics (Continued)

Boys' cross country: Elkins, Staples pace All-FCIAC [photo], H 12/1/88 p45



Staples is No. 1 in boys [photo], H 2/8/88 p23+

Staples teams dominate Eastern Division meets [photo p23], H 2/1/88 p26+

Staples' trio leads team to title No. 2, H 5/27/88 p35

Trumbull wins: Washburn stars [photo], H 5/27/88 p35

Washburn qualifies in 4 events [photo], H 5/25/88 p21+

Wilton High girls surprise everyone [photo], H 2/24/88 p15+

Wilton trio named to All-FCIAC track, H 6/22/88 p29

FCIAC-WrestlingFCIAC event set for New

Canaan, H 2/11/88 p35+FCIAC tournaments ready to

commence, H 2/13/88 p53+Tomlin brings home FCIAC gold

[photo], H 2/16/88 p25+Two Senators All-FCIAC [photo],

H 3/21/88 p19Featherston, Phyllis

Mom-daughter team charts best of B & B: A friendly way to travel [photo], H 3/21/88 p23

Febbraio, SamEx-Staples grid star cited by

Sportsmen [photo], H 5/20/88 p60

Federal grants. SEE GRANTS-IN-AID-NAME OF TOWN

Feel I Should Help. SEE FISHFeline immune deficiency

syndrome. SEE FTLVFeller, Dr. Clifford


FeminismWomen's movement changes

character, H 9/19/88 p16Fences-Wilton

Builder testifies fence put in to avoid lawsuits [photo], H 8/5/88 p41

Depression bout blamed on fence, H 8/3/88 p35+

Fence case foes stil splintered, H 2/5/88 p25+

Fence dispute continues in court, H 6/3/88 p13+

Fence suit may end this week, H 8/2/88 p25

Judge finds fence move satisfactory, H 6/11/88 p13+



Fenichell, Stephen S.Fenichell assets frozen, H

9/29/88 p16Fenton, Tony

Bike tour named for Tony Fenton [photo], H 9/26/88 p13+

Ferlow, DonWetlands law inflexible, says

Ferlow [photo], H 4/5/88 p19+Fernschild, Beryl G.

Mayor breaks mold in naming Fernschild as Norwalk city clerk [photo], H 8/11/88 p7

Ferrandino, VincentNHS graduate named Weston

superintendent, H 12/20/88 p1+

Ferro Corp.Eye on Real Estate: Ferro site

[photo], H 3/17/88 p25Ferrone, Bruce




Ferry, Rev. Lee "Skip"Ferry leaving post at Kiwanis

shelter [photo], H 6/23/88 p1+Ferry, Julia

Broken hip couldn't stop birthday party: A very happy 101st [photo], H 2/1/88 p17+

Festa, PatsyCity recreation softball action: At

55, Festa keeps pitching & winning, H 6/23/88 p22+

Festa, Ralph and Mary [Gillardi]Married 50 years [photo], H

1/30/88 p14Festival Italiano

Biggest, best Festival Italiano expected [drawing], H 6/18/88 p21

Festival Italiano draws young and old: Proceeds to many causes [photo], H 7/1/88 p13+

Parade marks festival opening [photo], H 7/8/88 p13

Poker players find full house at Festival [photo], H 7/9/88 p1+

Fiber opticsPeoples Phone expands fiber

optics [photo], H 9/22/88 p20

Fiber WorksSoNo Fiber Works adds three

members [photo], H 6/24/88 p22

Field BrothersEye on Real Estate, H 6/2/88 p27Focus on Marketing, H 7/5/88 p23

Field hockeyState field hockey semifinals:

Cinderella season is over, H 11/16/88 p25+

Field hockey-CoachingNHS stickers are strong [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22SHS field hockey is a family affair

for Paglialungas [photo], H 10/27/88 p41+

Field hockey-NorwalkArea field hockey outlook [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22City champs [photo], H 12/2/88

p34Field hockey fanatic [photo], H

10/5/88 p10NHS stickers are strong [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22Norwalk qualified for state

tournament by shutting out Danbury, H 10/18/88 p23


The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1965 girls' first field hockey team] [photo], H 8/25/88 p34

Three Norwalkers named to All-FCIAC field hockey team [photo], H 11/30/88 p15

Field hockey-WestonArea field hockey outlook [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22Field hockey-Westport

Area field hockey outlook [photo], H 9/16/88 p22

FCIAC field hockey division leaders: Unbeatens battle to tie [photo], H 10/7/88 p31

Lady Wreckers advance to championship, H 11/4/88 p37

Lady Wreckers happy as co-champs in field hockey [photo], H 11/5/88 p25+

SHS field hockey is a family affair for Paglialungas [photo], H 10/27/88 p41+

Field hockey-WiltonArea field hockey outlook [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22Fiene, Rev. John W.

New pastor [photo], H 8/27/88 p11

85


Figueroa, VictorSan Lorenzo mayor visits

Norwalk kin [photo], H 11/29/88 p1+

Figure ForumFigure Forum changes hands, H

9/8/88 p25For Special Olympics [photo], H

6/8/88 p30Ramirez, Denninger win local

road race, H 4/12/88 p30Films. SEE MOVING PICTURESFinancial Accounting Foundation

Accounting board should cause waves here [photo], H 4/21/88 p35+

Financial Placement GroupNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Financial planners

Making the most of a bad situation [photo], H 3/1/88 p19+

Financial statements. SEE NAME OF COMPANY

Fingerprinting of children300 children fingerprinted, H

12/2/88 p8Fink, Andrew F.

RTC censures Fink and asks his resignation, H 11/16/88 p1+

Finn, EliHonored for efforts [photo], H

6/18/88 p11Finn, Sylvia

Honored for efforts [photo], H 6/18/88 p11

Finnegan, BettyNew Canaan woman chosen as

volunteer of the week [photo], H 2/11/88 p15

Fiotakis, DorisFiotakis enjoys `gypsy' life in

Weston schools, H 4/2/88 p13+

Fire bombs. SEE INCENDIARY BOMBS

Fire code violations-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Fire code

violations charged, H 5/16/88 p8

Fire extinction. SEE ALSO NAME OF TOWN-FIRE DEPT.

Firefighting skills learned by fuel company workers, H 10/12/88 p33+

Fire fighters-WestportCommittees: `No choice' on

firemen's pact, H 6/2/88 p15+Firefighters contract given RTM

approval, H 6/8/88 p13+Firemen ratify contract, H 5/12/88

p13+


Westport RTM approves $65,000 settlement with retired firefighter, H 10/5/88 p1+


Fire fighters-WiltonBoard approves firefighting plan;

volunteers upset, H 12/20/88 p9+

Volunteers seek revisions in plan for firefighters, H 12/8/88 p13+

Fire fighting. SEE FIRE EXTINCTION

Fire Prevention WeekFire prevention promotion

[photo], H 10/7/88 p7Firearms possession

Money for police semiautomatics stalled by council maneuvering, H 12/29/88 p4

Police Blotter: Gun found in car, H 9/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Shotgun found in vehicle, H 12/28/88 p8

Questions need for new guns [letter], H 12/29/88 p11

Firefighters Union Local 830-Norwalk

City, cops bargaining once again, H 10/20/88 p5

Firemen. SEE FIRE FIGHTERS-NAME OF TOWN

Fires-DarienLumber yard fire disrupts rail

service [photo], H 3/30/88 p1+Fires-Merritt Parkway

Block party [photo], H 6/13/88 p1Fires-New Canaan

Blaze sends 3 firemen to hospital, H 5/5/88 p13+

Fire in apartment kills New Canaan woman, H 4/23/88 p1+

Upset by coverage of fire [letter], H 5/10/88 p5

Fires-NorwalkA hot time before game [photo],

H 2/6/88 p1+Alarm rouses mother, child from

blaze, H 10/8/88 p8Arson suspected in blaze, H

8/18/88 p10Blaze damages kitchen of Harbor

View home [photo], H 9/30/88 p1+

Bleach catches fire, H 8/24/88 p11

Burwell Street fire leaves 9 homeless [photo], H 1/20/88 p1+

Busy night for firefighters [photo], H 2/9/88 p1+

Cable fire disrupts electricity, H 4/4/88 p8

Dinner cut short [photo], H 5/25/88 p8

Dry weather sparks rash of brush fires: Norwalk firefighters douse up to eight a day, blame `carelessness' [photo p8], H 7/9/88 p1+

Early-morning blaze leaves 18 homeless [photo], H 12/29/88 p1+

Electric fire damages apartment in house, H 7/7/88 p11

Family members flee from burning home [photo p8], H 7/8/88 p1+

Fast-moving flames damage dwelling [photo p1], H 3/12/88 p8

Fire damages vacant home, H 11/1/88 p6

Fire guts bedroom, displaces residents [Burritt Ave.], H 11/28/88 p5

Fire hampers train service, H 4/20/88 p8

Fire in apartment leaves seven homeless, H 12/21/88 p1

Fire in first floor unit clears condo complex, H 3/5/88 p8

Firefighters knock down oil-fed blaze, H 6/13/88 p11

Fireman injured by blast, H 10/27/88 p6

Flames gut bedroom, eight chased from home, H 3/24/88 p6

Garage fire leaves row of charred cars [photo], H 6/30/88 p1+

Ghouls set car ablaze in Halloween prelude, H 10/31/88 p1

Hot embers halt refuse collections, H 6/24/88 p7

House fire leaves six homeless [photo on p8], H 8/2/88 p1+

Investigators check arson as cause of Tuesday fire, H 2/10/88 p9

Investigators probing fire in Post Road store, H 6/20/88 p8

Investigators suspect arson in house fire, H 9/22/88 p1+

Lightning touches off house fire [photo], H 5/11/88 p1+

Man hurt during fire in laundry, H 10/22/88 p8

Morning blaze causes extensive damage to Weed Avenue home [photo], H 11/11/88 p4

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Fires-Norwalk (Continued)Officials check basement of

burned building [photo], H 12/30/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Man charged in truck fire, H 6/14/88 p8

Removal of debris under way [photo], H 12/31/88 p5

Resident's clothing catches fire, H 2/8/88 p8

Short search [photo], H 4/19/88 p9

Two-alarm blaze chases 10 people from Reed St. home, H 1/8/88 p9

Volunteers respond, H 9/9/88 p10Water leak caused Ely Avenue

fire, H 9/26/88 p12Wiring blamed [photo], H 6/20/88

p1+Fires-Weston

Aftermath of blaze [photo], H 10/15/88 p35

Authorities investigating fire at Weston High School, H 1/15/88 p28

Blaze levels Weston home, H 10/14/88 p45+

Fire alarm saves Weston home, H 4/12/88 p10

Poilice seek warrant for arson suspect, H 1/28/88 p13+

Fires-WestportCause sought in fire at bar, H

6/14/88 p11Fire contained at supermarket, H

12/12/88 p34Fire put out in hallway at high

school, H 1/6/88 p19Firefighter pulls woman from

blaze, H 1/15/88 p27+House damaged in blaze, H

10/31/88 p35+House fire blamed on connection,

H 2/10/88 p37+House fire blamed on electrical

system, H 7/29/88 p18Police Blotter: Dumpster fires

probed, H 7/26/88 p8Police Blotter: Fire extinguished

at Staples, H 12/20/88 p8Suspect arrested in series of fires

on Post Road East: Alleged to have started blazes in dumpsters, H 8/27/88 p35

Westport fire leaves two homeless [photo], H 2/8/88 p1+

Fires-WiltonCause of fire at convent

pinpointed, H 1/14/88 p13Cottage damaged in blaze, H

12/12/88 p33

Electrical short blamed for fire at convent [photo], H 1/8/88 p1

Residence damaged by blaze, H 4/16/88 p8

Wiltonite hospitalized after fire, H 5/5/88 p13+

Fireworks-NorwalkWants fireworks [letter], H

9/24/88 p5Fireworks-Westport

Approval by RTM lights fuse for fireworks show, H 5/4/88 p9+

Beach approved as fireworks site, H 5/17/88 p11

Opposition to fireworks cost bombing out, H 4/27/88 p35+

Westport fireworks money a waste [letter], H 4/13/88 p5

First Brands Corp.Eye on Real Estate: Signing on

[photo], H 6/14/88 p19First Congregational Church on

the GreenPipe organ sound will continue at

Norwalk church [photo], H 4/23/88 p10+

Priorities [edit], H 10/24/88 p10First Connecticut Small

Business Investment Co.First Connecticut announces

results for the 2nd quarter, BJ 11/14/88 p3

First Connecticut's Engelson receives SBIC'S top award, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

First Constitution BankStrictly Business: First

Constitution reports net, H 8/9/88 p11

First National Bank of StamfordBank commissioner wins ban on

van, H 12/27/88 p13+Bank's foreign currency program

allows exchanges at known rates, BJ 11/21/88 p7

First National Bank appeals verdict on its courier service, BJ 12/26/88 p1+

First National Bank to open branch, BJ 12/12/88 p 10

State sues Stamford bank, H 3/2/88 p31

First United Methodist ChurchRev. Bigler enjoys new

surroundings [photo], H 3/12/88 p20

Fischman, JoyceNorwalk places, its people stars

of show: TV producer Joyce Fischman [photo], H 4/14/88 p17+

Nursery director feted on retirement, H 4/26/88 p6

FISHFISH volunteers [photo], H

6/20/88 p14FISH, Inc. having annual

meeting, H 6/1/88 p18Help FISH [letter], H 12/12/88 p11

Fisher, Dr. John K.Dr. Fisher officially takes reins of

NSTC today [photo], H 4/30/88 p1+

Fisher to be inaugurated with April 30 ceremony, H 3/17/88 p9

Fisher, Leonard EverettFisher re-elected president of

library board of trustees, H 9/15/88 p15+

Library chief responds to questions, H 10/10/88 p35

Fisher, ShelleyNorwalk girls found many

contradictions during Moscow visit [photo], H 4/18/88 p1+

Fishing-NorwalkFlounder fishing men's winners

[photo], H 5/16/88 p10Rod 'n Reel, H 5/20/88 p33+, H

8/26/88 p26Rod 'n Reel [photo], H 9/14/88

p29, H 10/7/88 p33, H 10/14/88 p31, H 10/28/88 p27

Fishing-WestportWaiting for a tug on the line

[photo], H 9/6/88 p35Fitch Home for Soldiers

Darien salutes veterans home [photo], H 5/31/88 p13

Darien will pay tribute to Fitch home veterans [il], H 5/28/88 p15

Fitchett, MarvinNHS' Fitchett eyes Diamantis'

record [photo], [chart], H 11/29/88 p19

Fitness, physical. SEE PHYSICAL FITNESS

Fitteron, Joseph A. & Olivia [Natale]

Celebrate 50th [photo], H 7/9/88 p15

Fitzsimons, John T.Fitzsimons optimistic in new post

[photo], H 8/9/88 p21Five Mile River. SEE ALSO

NORWALK-FIVE MILE RIVER COMMISSION

Army engineers considering application to dredge river, H 9/27/88 p9

Damage to 5 mile river flats [letter], H 1/26/88 p5

Eye on Real Estate: On Five Mile River [drawing], H 5/3/88 p29

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Five Mile River (Continued)Panel reviews applications: For

piers in Five Mile River, H 5/13/88 p10

Five Mile River Nursery SchoolNew nursery school receives

Emig grant, H 8/16/88 p7New nursery school takes place

of facility to close in Rowayton [photo], H 3/31/88 p12

Preparing for opening [photo], H 8/31/88 p27

Five Mile River-NorwalkCorps reviewing 2 applications, H

1/15/88 p13Five Town Foundation

Carroll retains presidency of Five Town Foundation, H 11/19/88 p35+

Five Town fund awards grants [photo], H 3/19/88 p10

Newman donates $25,000 to Five Town Foundation [photo], H 12/7/88 p38

Seven organizations receive Five Town Foundation grants [photo], H 2/5/88 p25+


Thank you, 5TF [letter], H 8/19/88 p5

Fixx, JohnFixx's son to compete in race

[photo], H 9/9/88 p14Flag pole-Wilton

Flagpole to be dedicated, H 10/17/88 p37

Kiwanis Club dedicates flag pole to McKendry [photo], H 10/20/88 p41+

Flagg, Brothers Inc.Marketing and ad libs, BJ 11/7/88

p5Flaherty, Francis T.

Flaherty to attend med school, H 6/10/88 p6

Fleet National BankFleet National offers Sports CD,

H 4/19/88 p28Fleet, Union Trust issues pivotal,

H 10/13/88 p35+Fleming, Larry

Swank institutes radical changes: Amid hostile takeover threats [photo], H 2/23/88 p21+

FLESIntroduction of foreign languages

studied, H 10/29/88 p9Flewellyn, David

New leader Flewellyn praised by Common Council members, H 8/10/88 p18

Flight Services Group Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 11/10/88

p15Flight Service Group relocating to

Fairfield, BJ 11/14/88 p7Flood control-Westport

Corps continues study of putting houses on stilts, H 9/2/88 p37

Flood prevention. SEE FLOOD CONTROL-NAME OF TOWN

Flood protection. SEE FLOOD CONTROL-NAME OF TOWN

Florio, ErinFlorio poem published in student

magazine, H 8/16/88 p6Floyd, Patricia S.

Entrepreneur Patricia Floyd: Trades corporate career for franchise [photo], H 4/19/88 p27

Flu shots. SEE INFLUENZA VACCINES

Flygt Corp.Flygt pumps used in channel

tunnel [photo], H 10/29/88 p33+

Strictly Business: Flygt wins pollution control award, H 9/27/88 p15

Flynn, KathleenNYC cops check link to Flynn

murder, H 1/8/88 p9Focus groups

Focus groups pinpoint customer needs, H 4/12/88 p21

Folino, JoeFolino hits 500 mark in wins, H

5/20/88 p57+Folino nearing national record for

career wins [photo], H 4/22/88 p29+

FontanaFontana reopens, H 11/19/88 p13

Food banks. SEE FOOD RELIEFFood Emporium

An emporium of fun [photo], H 8/27/88 p35

Food Emporium closing. Waldbaum's expected to take over, H 10/3/88 p11

Food for ThoughtOrganic food to match your

budget and taste [photo], H 4/19/88 p14

Food reliefArea restaurants to assist food

banks in the state, H 10/18/88 p33+

Food distribution announced by NEON, H 9/20/88 p6

Major honor [photo], H 10/25/88 p1

Students collect canned goods for Person-to-Person program [photo], H 11/22/88 p9

Food service employees. SEE NORWALK-EDUCATION, BOARD OF-FOOD SERVICE EMPLOYEES

Foods, Specialty. SEE SPECIALTY FOODS

Football-CoachingAnother coach at Central [photo],

H 9/16/88 p21+Bears' time is now! [photo], H

9/16/88 p21+Fujitani's defense best around, H

9/16/88 p23Krasnavage wears biggest smile

this week, H 9/20/88 p21+Long year for BMHS? [photo], H

9/16/88 p21+Most coaches like playoffs, H

11/23/88 p61+Once in favor, Fujitani now

against playoffs, H 11/23/88 p65

Season rides on Jonsson, H 9/16/88 p23

Smith looks for some surprises: A look at Staples, Wilton, Weston football, H 9/16/88 p23

Football-NorwalkThe Hour's 1988 All-City Football

Team. MVP Marvin Fitchett leads 11 NHS picks [photo], H 12/21/88 p25+

[1988 Brien McMahon High School team][photo], H 12/7/88 p25

8 All-City gridders selected, H 6/10/88 p53

3-time All-City gridder heading to West Point [photo], H 4/8/88 p33+

4 CC seniors set example [photo], H 11/23/88 p61+


A play to remember, H 11/7/88 p31+

Aaron Howard: The making of a quarterback [photo], H 11/11/88 p39

All 3 city mentors happy with results [photo], H 11/15/88 p23+


Another side to the NHS-BMHS rivalry [photo], H 11/15/88 p23+

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Football-Norwalk (Continued)Bears nip Senators 21-20 in a

thriller [photo], H 11/14/88 p23+

Bears' time is now! [photo], H 9/167/88 p21+

BMHS seniors remained close even through the tough times [photo], H 11/11/88 p38

Bussey to coach NHS basketball [photo], H 12/2/88 p31+

Cavaliers and Barlow end in 8-8 standoff, H 11/12/88 p23+

Cavaliers fall to Cadets, 35-0, H 11/25/88 p41+

Central's Haywood All-WCC football [photo], H 12/28/88 p9+

Contain Arguto! NHS defense did just that [photo], H 9/27/88 p21+

Danbury's Smith cops FCIAC football scoring, H 11/16/88 p25


East champs: Contain Fitchett, H 11/18/88 p33+

Fitchett's 3 TDs steal the show, H 11/14/88 p23+

Haywood's attitude: Be tough!, H 9/23/88 p31+

If NHS didn't go for 2? [photo], H 11/21/88 p30

Krasnavage counts on role players, H 11/18/88 p33+

Krasnavage wears biggest smile this week, H 9/20/88 p21+

Like father, like son: Senator football still a big part of Fuller family [photo], H 11/11/88 p33+


McMahon's winning tradition; 1988 football team [photo], H 11/11/88 p37

NHS Booster Club wishes the 1988 Bears good luck [photo], H 11/11/88 p39

NHS football: their time has come; Bears qualify for FCIAC playoffs after turning back Danbury 12-6 [photo], H 11/7/88 p31+

NHS upperclassmen learned from losing [photo], H 11/11/88 p38

NHS' biggest grid game in 40 years; Bears to face Warriors Saturday, H 11/18/88 p33+

NHS' Fitchett eyes Diamantis' record [photo], [chart], H 11/29/88 p19

Night for gridders at Old Timers fete [photo], H 11/3/88 p41+

Norwalk hopes history doesn't repeat itself, H 9/30/88 p25+

Norwalk HS savors big win [photo], H 11/8/88 p21+

Norwalk MUST beat Danbury, H 11/4/88 p33+

Norwalk Rec Touch Football League. Defending champs win, H 9/22/88 p33

Norwalk, McMahon set for 28th meeting [photo], H 11/11/88 p33+

Pop Warner banquet [photo], H 1/22/88 p24

Shades of '67. NHS Bears off to best start in 21 years after 26-6 win over Stamford Catholic, H 9/26/88 p35+

Testa Trophy should have a presentation, H 11/14/88 p27

The game! NHS vs. Greenwich [photo], H 9/30/88 p25+

The Hour looks back when... [NHS 1940 football team] [photo], H 4/28/88 p39


The Hour looks back when.... [CCHS 1965 football team] [photo], H 9/23/88 p35

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1935 football team] [photo], H 10/6/88 p36

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1938 & 1948 football teams] [photo], H 9/15/88 p29


The Hour looks back when....[1937 Norwalk Pastime Athletic Club football team] [photo], H 1/21/88 p33

The Hour looks back when....[Catholic Club 1934 football club] [photo], H 3/31/88 p53

The Hour looks back when...[1939 NHS football team] [photo], H 5/5/88 p38

The Hour looks back when...[Central Catholic High School 1968 team][photo], H 11/23/88 p66

The Hour's Past All-City Football Team [1970-87], H 12/21/88 p26

Tomlin, Lilly on MSG feature, H 10/18/88 p22

Trials and tribulations of a first-year coach [photo], H 11/23/88 p61+

Wilton stops McMahon [photo], H 11/7/88 p31+

Football-WestonGolden named Weston grid

coach, H 6/16/88 p23Season rides on Jonsson, H

9/16/88 p23Weston's Lombardo moves on, H

5/17/88 p29+Football-Westport

Ex-Staples grid star cited by Sportsmen [photo], H 5/20/88 p60

Smith looks for some surprises. A look at Staples, Wilton, Weston football, H 9/16/88 p23

Football-WiltonA classy moment by a classy

champion, H 11/26/88 p21+Could 3 be lucky for Fuji? [photo],

H 11/21/88 p25+Fujitani's defense best around, H

9/16/88 p23If NHS didn't go for 2? [photo], H

11/21/88 p30NHS' biggest grid game in 40

years; Bears to face Warriors Saturday, H 11/18/88 p33+

Prepsters zip GHS, H 12/5/88 p30Wilton eyes East title; Cavs travel

to Barlow, H 11/11/88 p38+Wilton finally captures FCIAC

football crown [photo], H 11/25/88 p41+

Wilton gridders cited [photo], H 12/9/88 p34

Wilton stops McMahon [photo], H 11/7/88 p31+

Wilton wins East title, H 11/14/88 p23+

Wilton's Dan Kerr named all-state, H 12/21/88 p28

Wilton, Greenwich vie for FCIAC title, H 11/23/88 p61+

Force, Dr. FaridHealth/Fitness: Force named to

medical staff, H 8/15/88 p10Forcellina, Alyse



Forecast InternationalForecast firm flies high by

tracking aerospace industry, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p32

Forecasting, Employment. SEE EMPLOYMENT FORECASTING

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Foreign commerce. SEE COMMERCE

Foreign language in elementary schools. SEE FLES

Foreign trade. SEE COMMERCEForero, Gabriel


Fort Point St.-NorwalkEye on Real Estate: Industrial

space [photo], H 5/26/88 p35In East Norwalk neighborhood:

Pile of appliances angers residents, H 3/29/88 p7

Forums (Discussion and debate). SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN DEBATES; ELECTIONS-NAME OF TOWN


Banks and Gill skirmish on park system bill vote, H 10/27/88 p13+


Bolster and Rodin cite housing as need but differ in approach [photo], H 10/27/88 p5


Candidates present their views on issues concerning Westport, H 10/27/88 p13+

Candidates to attend CBSN public program on drugs, crime at Columbus School Thursday, H 10/28/88 p5



Foster, GeorgeFoster enjoys new life after

baseball [photo], H 7/1/88 p25+

Foster, RooseveltNo. 1 at WHEELS [photo], H

12/21/88 p21Foundation for Cancer Research

Inc.Strictly Business: Westport firm

aids cancer effort, H 2/16/88 p19

Four Beaches-NorwalkEye on Real Estate: On the

waterfront [photo], H 5/24/88 p27

Four Winds Farm-NorwalkDevelopers seek permit for

gazebo, H 11/15/88 p9+

Four Winds Farm developer hit with stop-work order, H 3/1/88 p9

Misunderstanding to send gazebo back to Wilton P & Z, H 10/17/88 p37+

Public hearing slated on Four Winds project, H 11/8/88 p7

Stop-work order lifted, H 3/30/88 p10

Fourth of JulyJuly 4 celebrations will light up

the skies, H 6/28/88 p1+Fowler, Brand


Fox Run SchoolHendrickson named Fox Run

principal [photo], H 10/19/88 p5

Israel halts retirement to serve as Fox Run interim principal, H 7/8/88 p7

Norwalk history [photo], H 6/30/88 p18

Ropin' 'n' readin' [photo], H 5/6/88 p7

Rowe saying goodbye to Fox Run after 24 years [photo], H 12/9/88 p7

Small world [photo], H 6/20/88 p10

Two school additions gain P & Z approval, H 4/21/88 p9

Fox, CherylBlindness can't halt her drive to

create [photo], H 6/9/88 p1+Fox, Robert A.

Fox named president of Continental Can [photo], H 2/25/88 p34

Foxboro Co.Foxboro wins Navy contract, H

11/15/88 p13Framatome S.A.

Burndy buyer could spin off assets, H 12/15/88 p31+

News in review, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p3

Framing of pictures. SEE PICTURE FRAMES AND FRAMING

France St.-NorwalkFrance Street land owner sues

ZBA, H 5/17/88 p10Frances Ave.-Norwalk

Residents upset with city over failure to pipe brook in South Norwalk, H 9/26/88 p12

Franchises (Retail trade)Focus on Marketing: Franchise

award [photo], H 7/5/88 p23Franchising: Look before you

leap [photo], H 9/27/88 p15+

Franchises, Sports. SEE SPORTS FRANCHISES

Francis, RexOwner cited for housing

violations: Heating, lighting, bathroom on list, H 4/15/88 p9

Frank Mercede & Sons, Inc.Frank Mercede & Sons, Inc.

builders for the people of Stamford, BD 10–11/88 p13+

Stamford contractor is low bidder for two Norwalk housing projects, H 8/31/88 p27

Frank's Painting and RemodelingNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Frankel, Emil

GOP alternates like woman VP: Frankel: Solid choice is Nancy Kassebaum, H 8/12/88 p1+

Franklin Mint Co.Custom work keeps shop

hopping, H 11/15/88 p13Franklin School. SEE BENJAMIN

FRANKLIN SCHOOLFranklin-Moran, Barbara

Departing recreation director lauded by councilmen, mayor, H 5/26/88 p10

Director protests budget cuts [photo], H 1/27/88 p1+

Franklin-Moran reflects on years in Norwalk: Six-year stint concludes next month [photo], H 5/18/88 p10

Parks director announces plan to leave post, H 5/6/88 p1+

Rec director plans search for ways to reduce budget, H 2/3/88 p8

Fraternal Order of EaglesEagles install new officers

[photo], H 7/11/88 p18Fraud

New vitamin scam promises fur coats, cars and vacations, H 3/10/88 p1+

Thieves' new tools: Paper and plastic [drawing], H 6/23/88 p1+

Fraud-NorwalkLocal man charged in bond

scam, H 9/21/88 p9Fraud-Wilton

Wilton investment advisor pleads guilty to fraud, H 7/15/88 p13+

Wiltonite pleads guilty to federal mail fraud, H 9/24/88 p37

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Fred S. James & Co.Fred S. James & Co. signs

RiverPark lease, BJ 11/21/88 p17


Freeborn Rd.-WestonFreeborn Road proposal debated

by commission, H 4/26/88 p13+

Residents in Weston vote to abandon Freeborn Road, H 5/3/88 p17

Freedman, Judith G.Approval pleases Freedman, H

4/19/88 p38Candidates give views at AARP

forum [photo], H 10/21/88 p27Freedman criticizes governor's

budget, H 2/9/88 p37Freedman puts the stress on

'fiscal responsibility' [photo], H 10/3/88 p9

Freedman triumphs in 25th [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+


Train added on Danbury line, H 10/14/88 p45+

Freedom of informationFreedom of Information

complaint against ZBA, H 11/25/88 p7

Norwalk, Westport schools to argue against FOI request, H 8/4/88 p6

Freedom of Information ActPolice panel gets FOI refresher

class, H 1/23/88 p1+Freemasonery-Darien. SEE

IVANHOE LODGE NO. 107Freese, Elizabeth Hutchinson

Elizabeth H. Freese dies; widow of former mayor, H 4/27/88 p6

Freese, Irving C.Contents of Mayor Freese's

home will be sold at tag sale Saturday [photo], H 7/21/88 p7

Freight forwardersAir Express upgrades computer,

H 10/20/88 p13Friedland Realty of Connecticut

Friedland arranges office leasing for American Computer Resources Inc, H 10/13/88 p35

Friends of Animals. SEE ALSO ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF

The dog days [letter], H 8/12/88 p5


FOA recommends halt of meat eating, H 3/22/88 p11

Friends of Animals consolidates offices, H 11/1/88 p4

Friends of Animals leases site in Norwalk, BJ 12/5/88 p6

Group wants signs posted advising people not to leave animals in car, H 7/26/88 p9

Hirsch responds to USSC critics [letter], H 12/21/88 p11

Protest skit [photo], H 4/25/88 p8State sanctions use of dogs by U.

S. Surgical, H 10/29/88 p1+Friendship letters. SEE PEN

PALSFrills

Men's night is attractive to customers, proprietor [photo], H 12/20/88 p5

Frisch, Frisch & GanzEye on Real Estate, H 5/17/88

p19Froelich, Laura


Fry, JerryDonnelly, Fry named all-stars, H

5/21/88 p18McMahon's Fry named All-FCIAC

[photo], H 6/21/88 p21+Record 15 players are named All-

City: Player of the Year Jerry Fry leads seven McMahon picks [chart] [photo], H 6/24/88 p25+

FTLV. SEE ALSO AIDSFind feline AIDS-like disease, H

7/22/88 p10Fuchs, Josephine

Atkin, Knoop, (sic) Fuchs endorsed by NOW, H 10/19/88 p20

Cable TV complaints prompt bill, H 3/10/88 p13+


Experience gives Fuchs confidence. Incumbent seeks second term [photo], H 9/28/88 p33


Fuchs overpowers Burkhardt to keep 136th district seat [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+

Fuchs renominated by Republicans, H 7/23/88 p35

GOP alternates like woman VP: Fuchs: Bush should pick Elizabeth Dole for ticket, H 8/12/88 p1+

GOP confab was test of strength [photo], H 8/24/88 p35+

GOP to endorse Fuchs next week, H 7/15/88 p13+


Local delegate says V.P. choice is talk of town, H 8/16/88 p1+

Fujitani, TomA classy moment by a classy

champion, H 11/26/88 p21+Fujitani's defense best around, H

9/16/88 p23Once in favor, Fujitani now

against playoffs, H 11/23/88 p65

This one was for Fuji, H 11/25/88 p41+

Fuller and Sons Refuse Inc. SEE A. FULLER AND SONS REFUSE CO. INC.

Fuller, KyleCop to quit after sex assault

charge, H 10/20/88 p1+Officer Fuller pleads not guilty to

assaults, H 5/3/88 p11Officer surrenders: May face

fourth charge, H 4/8/88 p15Police probing sex assault

charge, H 4/5/88 p1+Warrant sought for cop charged

in sex assault, H 4/7/88 p1+Fuller, Ralph Edward Jr.

City: Fuller ruling called a `victory', H 5/10/88 p1+

Fuller lawsuit back in court: Dismissed earlier, H 3/22/88 p1+

Second motion filed by city to dismiss Fullers' lawsuit, H 6/16/88 p13

Fuller, Richard N. Sr.Fuller directs Carver Center with

'old-fashioned' values, H 9/30/88 p12

Like father, like son: Senator football still a big part of Fuller family [photo], H 11/11/88 p33+

Fuller, Ricky Jr.Like father, like son; Senator

football still a big part of Fuller family [photo], H 11/11/88 p33+

Fullin, JoeNorwalk veteran attends reunion

of rescue squad, H 9/27/88 p9

Fulton, Rev. Julius J.Calling it a career [photo], H

3/5/88 p32Fund raising

Benefit for Hospice [photo], H 10/27/88 p16

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Fund raising (Continued)Ladies take to road for kids'

camp [photo], H 10/27/88 p15+

Fund raising-Norwalk$14,000 raised for Challenger

Center: Bowl-A-Thon awards scheduled, H 12/6/88 p9

Funk and SammonsPC-aided designs cut builders'

construction time, costs, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p68

Funt, PeterCandid Camera strikes, H

10/28/88 p1+Chip off the old Funt puts

`Candid' eye on us [photo], H 11/16/88 p1+

Furniture finishingPasquale's thriving after 25 years

[photo], H 10/29/88 p33+Fusci, Jerome H. III

Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13Future Care Inc.

Future Care Inc. leases space in Greenwich, BJ 11/28/88 p10

Fyber Group AssociatesEye on Real Estate: Westport

lease [photo], H 3/24/88 p27Fyber Properties II Limited

PartnershipDeveloper plans 27 condos over

shopping center, H 8/2/88 p1+

GG & S Home Improvements


G. Verdi BandSmall fans of big band [photo], H

8/22/88 p1G.T. Co.


Gabrys-Stark Ltd.A display for chamber [photo], H

8/4/88 p42Gaertner Reseach. SEE W. W.

GAERTNER RESEARCHGaertner, Dr. W. W.


Gaertner, ChrisAids fighter pilots through hi-tech:

Father-son team [photo], H 4/28/88 p27+

Gager, Charles W. and GladysWed 65 years [photo], H 10/29/88

p15

Gagg HouseHouse in developer's way, he

may donate it to town, H 10/3/88 p9

Gahnkin, MildredCelebrates 80th [photo], H

6/25/88 p15Galante, Andrea

Associate Director [photo], H 6/7/88 p8

Galaxy ComicsStore owner donates comic

books to kids, H 12/30/88 p4Swan happy in background: As

Superman makes new fans [photo], H 3/28/88 p17+

Gallagher, David M.Hour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Gallery Lory


Focus on Marketing, H 7/5/88 p23Gallery owner ruffled by bankers

[photo], H 5/19/88 p37+Washington Street addition

[photo], H 6/18/88 p15Gallo, Frank C.

Katharine Gibbs enrollment grows [photo], H 8/30/88 p29+

Game-Laws. SEE HUNTINGGammer, Dorothy

Norwalk Hadassah toasts the Gammers on Oct. 19 [photo], H 10/13/88 p40

Gammer, ErnestNorwalk Hadassah toasts the

Gammers on Oct. 19 [photo], H 10/13/88 p40

Gannalo, David W.Gannalo responds to critics

[letter], H 1/27/88 p5Gannalo steps down; Bloom

takes post, H 11/3/88 p7Murals chairman blasts

councilman's resolution, H 11/3/88 p7

Panel chairman speaks out [letter], H 11/4/88 p28

Garadon Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 4/12/88

p18Garbacz, Jane

LWV election activities keep Jane Garbacz in the spotlight [photo], H 11/3/88 p13

Garbage. SEE WASTE DISPOSAL-NAME OF TOWN

Garbage bags. SEE WASTE DISPOSAL BAGS

Garbage trucks. SEE ALSO NORWALK-PUBLIC WORKS, DEPT. OF

Garbage trucks-NorwalkCity unveils $48,000 truck to

collect litter, H 8/2/88 p16Council committee throws out

tipping fee for trash haulers, H 7/20/88 p1+

Rude awakening [letter], H 10/13/88 p5

Use trailers [letter], H 9/30/88 p5Garbage trucks-Wilton

Wilton approves tipping fee hike, H 7/6/88 p9+

Garcia, ChristopherGarcia to lead Norwalk

Guardians, H 4/11/88 p8Guardians set positive role model

for the young [photo], H 8/13/88 p1+

Gardella FamilyRod 'n Reel, H 10/7/88 p33

Gardella, James R.Gardella quitting P & Z

Commission, H 2/22/88 p1Garden centers

Eye on Real Estate: Young's Nurseries to open branch in Litchfield County, H 10/6/88 p45

Garden Club of DarienGrand tour with petals [photo], H

10/5/88 p17Garigali, Dr. Frank X.

Wilton police arrest Norwalk doctor on charge of forgery, H 2/18/88 p13

Garments. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Garrett, DanThe Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27Garrido Trade Associates Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 10/31/88 p18Gary Singer Communications

Corp.Focus on Marketing, H 4/12/88

p18Gas grills

Weak hoses on grills disturb fire marshal, H 10/4/88 p10

Gas leakage10 more days without gas at

Washington Village [photo], H 9/28/88 p1+

Gas leak cuts service to Washington Village, H 9/22/88 p1+

Inspectors work to track source of gasoline leak, H 8/1/88 p1+

Gas-Pipe linesCompany wants to build bigger

gas pipeline, H 8/11/88 p1+Gas line rupture closes avenue,

H 10/18/88 p7

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Gasoline stations. SEE AUTOMOBILES-SERVICE STATIONS

Gasoline-Storage tanksReplacing old fuel tanks could be

costly, H 9/7/88 p9Gates, Frank

Gates, Anastasia playing jai alai at Hartford fronton, H 8/31/88 p26

Gates, Leland C.Gates to retire at year's end.


Gateway BankBank branch approved: Moving

down the road, H 4/8/88 p10Computers, tvs edge out

toasters: Bank premiums, H 2/9/88 p25+


Gates to retire at year's end: DeKoven named successor [photo], H 10/20/88 p13+

Gateway Bank changes brokers, H 12/1/88 p31

Gateway Bank earnings slip, H 10/22/88 p13

Gateway Bank uptick sparks takeover talk, H 7/28/88 p29

Gateway discourages raiders: Bank enacts `poison pill' to thwart hostile takeovers, H 12/29/88 p21+

Gateway joins Mellon service, H 11/5/88 p13

Gateway showcase exhibits local artists [photo], H 9/22/88 p25+

Gateway to move HQs to Merrittview [photo], H 1/14/88 p23+

NatWest possible Gateway suitor: With others in the wings, H 5/31/88 p19+

Reviewing the project [photo], H 2/12/88 p10


Strictly Business: Gateway Bank earnings up, H 4/28/88 p27

Strictly Business: Gateway employees in road race, H 4/12/88 p17

Strictly Business: Gateway launches CD promotion, H 10/4/88 p13

Strictly Business: Gateway sees slight drop in net, H 7/14/88 p23

Gateway Shopping CenterGateway tenants seek business

boost, H 12/23/88 p1+Gauchet, Gordon R.

Gauchet on mend, H 3/14/88 p11The `Voice of Norwalk': Former

sportscaster Gordon Gauchet remembers [photo], H 8/20/88 p23+

Gaugler, FredSwan happy in background: As

Superman makes new fans [photo], H 3/28/88 p17+

Gavell, RichardGavell to attend criminal school,

H 9/24/88 p37Gawiser Associates Inc.

Calming office fears about new computer [il], H 7/28/88 p27+


Strictly Business: Gawiser named reseller for Sanyo, H 12/17/88 p13

Strictly Business: Gawiser to sell DataEase software, H 9/8/88 p23

Gazebo-WiltonGazebo dedicated to memory of

those who gave their lives [photo], H 5/31/88 p13

Gazebo dedication scheduled in Wilton, H 5/26/88 p53+


GD/T Sports MarketingMarketing Ad Libs, BJ11/14/88 p5

GE. SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

Geitz, Russ300 game [photo], H 5/18/88 p45

Gene Reilly GroupLittle kids are big business, BD

10–11/88 p2+General Electric Capital Co.

GE Capital, Penske plan joint truck leasing venture, H 6/7/88 p21

Strictly Business: GE Capital celebrates milestone, H 6/30/88 p13

General Electric Co.Focus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51GE earnings move higher on

plastics, H 10/11/88 p15News in review, I 12/9–22/88 p4

General Electric FoundationGE gives $25,000 to relief

agency, H 8/26/88 p14General Federation of Women's

Clubs of ConnecticutAnother Norwalker heads club

federation: Their agenda is surprising [photo], H 6/6/88 p23+

General Host Corp.General Host acquires major

interest in nursery, H 8/9/88 p12

General Host to sell American Salt division, H 2/2/88 p22

General HousewaresGeneral Housewares reports

slight increase in 3rd quarter income, BJ 10/31/88 p3, BJ 10/31/88 p6

General Re Corp.General Re completes sale of a

subsidiary, BJ 11/28/88 p2General Re, Hartford Steam

Boiler forming international venture, BJ 11/7/88 p2

General Signal Corp.General Signal offer underlines

new focus, BJ 11/28/88 p 1+General Star Management Co.

General Star agrees to acquire operations of Travelers subsidiary, BJ 12/5/88 p3

Generation gapGeneration gap bridged by teen-

agers and elderly [photo], H 10/27/88 p13

Genesis InternationalNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23George A. Risolo Tennis Courts

Eye on Real Estate: Weston court in magazine contest [photo], H 2/25/88 p33

George Washington Carver Center

Carver Foundation winners named in talent, modeling [photo], H 5/14/88 p16

Carver milestone [edit], H 9/26/88 p4

Carver youth program recognizes leaders, H 6/14/88 p7

Center sponsors college tour for city high school students, H 4/20/88 p12

Follow him. As a leader Mark McElveen steps to the front of the class [photo], H 9/2/88 p25+

Foundation celebrates 50th year, H 9/26/88 p1+

Fuller directs Carver Center with `old-fashioned' values, H 9/30/88 p12

Gala dinner tonight marks Carver center anniversary, H 9/24/88 p7

Lanouette foundation chairman, H 5/26/88 p7

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George Washington Carver Center (Continued)

Presentation from church [photo], H 5/7/88 p10

George, Ernest Jr.George recipient of award

[photo], H 6/17/88 p13Georgetown-Economic

developmentG & B developers to seek

feedback from citizens, H 9/30/88 p45

Ramifications of G & B proposal discussed [photo], H 10/7/88 p49+

GeotelecEye on Real Estate, H 5/3/88 p29Hydraulic acquires 45% of

Geotelec, H 4/19/88 p29Gerhard, Muriel

Local public school supervisor on TV, H 9/20/88 p12

Gerics, David A.Health/Fitness: Gerics to lead

VSRP, H 7/18/88 p9Gerkin, Paul

The Hour looks back when....[Paul Gerkin, NHS 1968 grad, Selected to U. S. Jr. Davis Cup team], H 5/19/88 p54

Giannini, Rollo J.Defends Lyonses against

charges [letter], H 3/2/88 p5Giannini claims group is using

misleading ads, H 4/20/88 p7Giannini favors referendum to

decide on split of P & Z, H 2/17/88 p10

He's fed up [letter], H 11/22/88 p17

Gibbons, ChrisWin or lose, it won't affect their

friendship [photo], H 3/1/88 p29+

Gibson, C. R. SEE C. R. GIBSON CO.

Giegerich Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 6/2/88 p27

Gifted BasketNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Gifted children-Norwalk

AP courses draw praise: From college board director, H 1/28/88 p7

Gifted children-WestportGifted students set up display for

parents, H 5/20/88 p17+Gifts-Norwalk

Frantic gift giving: Indian legacy, H 12/24/88 p14

Gifts being collected for mentally retarded, H 12/10/88 p4

Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Inc.

Manufacturer plans major conversion [photo & map p25], H 1/8/88 p1+

No major objections aired at Gilbert & Bennett plans, H 2/2/88 p13+

Officials, residents tour G & B factory grounds [photo], H 4/11/88 p13+

Gilbert & Bennett ProjectCommission closes hearing:

Rejection of G & B plans urged, H 9/15/88 p15+

Committee formed on G & B proposal, H 9/9/88 p14

Concerns voiced on G & B plan, H 7/26/88 p13

Desmond forms panel to review G & B proposal, H 8/1/88 p11

Developer seeks input from Georgetown people: On Gilbert & Bennett renovations, H 1/30/88 p25

Felix Charney, Redding resident: Says G & B developer: `I live there', H 10/7/88 p50

G & B developers to seek feedback from citizens, H 9/30/88 p45

G & B officials set up historical association, H 12/16/88 p45

G & B seeks zone change amendment, H 6/3/88 p13

G & B town center plans shown to Weston P & Z, H 10/18/88 p33

Gilbert & Bennett housing plan lauded by Commission for Elderly, H 7/9/88 p10

Gill asks for study of G & B plans, H 4/8/88 p13+

Impact of G & B plan examined, H 9/8/88 p41

Impact of G & B proposal examined, H 12/7/88 p37+

King's Mark issues G & B environmental study, H 12/22/88 p13+

Objectives of G & B committee outlined, H 9/20/88 p33

Planners worry about Georgetown complex, H 7/12/88 p11

Plans for mill draw concerns from Georgetown residents [photo], H 3/22/88 p21

Ramifications of G & B proposal discussed [photo], H 10/7/88 p49+

Redding planners open door for G & B studies [chart], H 9/14/88 p11+

Reports issued for Georgetown planning, H 12/19/88 p33

SWRPA: G & B plan may spark more development: Agency expresses concern, H 8/2/88 p25+

Wilton commissioners will seek more active role in G & B project, H 12/21/88 p37

Gilbert, DoloresCollector Dolores Gilbert. These

toys are some dolls! [photo], H 9/29/88 p19

Gilbert, TrudiWhimsy is in [photo], H 9/29/88

p21Gilbertie Plumbing

Appeal from Gilbertie before ZBA Monday, H 7/9/88 p9+

ZBA gives variance to Wilton plumber, H 7/12/88 p11+

Gill, Margaret S.Banks and Gill skirmish on park

system bill vote, H 10/27/88 p13+


Gill asks for study of G & B plans, H 4/8/88 p13+

Gill believes best asset is government background [photo], H 9/13/88 p35+

Gill defends her record; Banks questions her votes [photos], H 11/2/88 p35+

Gill squeaks through by 44 primary votes [photo], H 9/15/88 p1+

Gill turns back Banks' challenge [photo], H 11/9/88 p37+

Gill: Experience gives me 'clout,' H 9/10/88 p9


Involved with 37 proposed statutes: Gill going to Hartford well-armed, H 12/31/88 p33



Gillespie, JamesChamber to honor Bonardi and

Gillespie, H 11/7/88 p15+Gilmore, Emma B.

Valiant Woman [photo], H 3/16/88 p19

Gilmore, ScottWilton student wins computer art

contest [photo], H 1/11/88 p11+

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Gimbel Estate DevelopmentPress Briesmeister coats designs

`Chieftans' mansions, BJ 10/31/88 p6

Giorgi, CathyCoordinator prepares to help

Wilton teens, H 9/19/88 p37Girl Scout Council of

Southwestern ConnecticutAn expression of gratitude

[letter], H 7/5/88 p5Area Girl Scout Council names

Gold and Silver Award winners [photo], H 7/22/88 p46

Area residents named to Girl Scout panel, H 6/27/88 p34

County girl scouts dedicate new facility [photo], H 3/26/88 p25

Darien sisters tops in sale of cookies [photo], H 4/30/88 p25

Girl Scout Council closes on building, H 1/29/88 p23+

Girl Scout council names five area women to spearhead annual drive [photo], H 3/12/88 p13+

Girl Scout property sold for $480,000, H 4/9/88 p13

Girl Scout Week under way [photo], H 3/7/88 p13+

Girl Scouts present trio Roberts award [photo], H 6/7/88 p11

Girl Scouts will dedicate shelter, H 9/30/88 p45

Girl Scouts win $5,000 bonus, H 7/14/88 p14

Going for the gold: Helping library, Scouts are big winners [photo], H 6/2/88 p19

Shelter to be built at camp, H 8/8/88 p33+

Girl Scouts. SEE GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF SOUTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT

Girouard EstatesPlanners okay Girouard changes,

H 12/12/88 p9Revised drainage plan given by

developer of Girouard Estates, H 11/15/88 p7

Gisolfi, Rudolph J.Band leader sues city after fall

from stage, H 7/30/88 p1+Gizinski, Jerry

Author to discuss air travel [photo], H 10/13/88 p17

Glamour photographyGlamour photos new fad, H

12/13/88 p11+

Glazer, AndrewSoviet refusenik subject of

meeting [photo], H 8/2/88 p16Glenbrook Shopping Center


Glendinning Builders General Contracting


Glenrock Condominiums-Norwalk


Eye on Real Estate: 25% of Glenrock condos sold prior to completion [photo], H 9/22/88 p19

First residents move into Glenrock condos, BJ 11/28/88 p10

Glimcher, SumnerHome/Town People, H 12/13/88

p16Glotzer, Frederick

Temple Shalom tabs Glotzer president, H 6/4/88 p11

Gluckman, CarolGuidance counselor honored

[photo], H 6/9/88 p9GLW


Glynn, JamesTinsmith in Redding [photo], H

6/17/88 p21Godfrey Rd. East-Weston

Weston ZBA approves common driveway plan, H 4/27/88 p35+

Goetsch, David A.Eye for detail [photo], H 5/13/88

p24Gold Coast Construction Co.


Gold, Claire S.Gold afraid budget cut will hurt

students, H 3/18/88 p29+Gold feted at Longshore [photo],

H 5/26/88 p53Gold warns counsellors to lead

way in education, H 4/9/88 p14

Mrs. Gold to fill in for Norwood, H 11/25/88 p61+

Teachers say farewell to Gold [photo], H 6/9/88 p15+

Westport superintendent retiring: Gold to stay in public education [photo], H 7/11/88 p11

Gold, JuliusActor, Gold take case to court, H

5/25/88 p13Gold vs. Newman continues:

Attorney: Trial going well, H 6/2/88 p15+

Gold, Newman head to court after ruling, H 10/28/88 p9

Gold: Attorney laughed at plan to donate profits, H 6/8/88 p13+

Hotchner: $150,000 in profits went to driver, H 6/15/88 p37

Jury asks to rehear testimony, H 6/22/88 p23+

Jury selected in lawsuit over Newman stock, H 5/26/88 p1+

Lawyer representing Gold says actor's firm not just for charity [photo], H 6/4/88 p13+

Motion denied to dismiss Newman vs. Gold suit, H 7/13/88 p17

Newman judge declares mistrial, H 6/23/88 p1+

Newman jury argued about depositions [photo], H 6/24/88 p1+

Newman presence causes quite a stir in Bridgeport court, H 6/1/88 p1+

Newman says food sales up 25 percent during trial, H 11/5/88 p37

Newman's Own broker: Stock not part of deal, H 6/16/88 p15+

Newman's Own jury ponders key questions, H 6/21/88 p1+

Newman: Gold's role just minor [photo], H 6/10/88 p1+

Reporter's notebook: Case turns courtroom into fishbowl [photo], H 6/23/88 p13+

Suit over salad dressing profits: State high court to hear Newman case [photo], H 12/3/88 p9

Testimony raises query on stock distribution, H 6/17/88 p37

Westport residents take sides, H 6/23/88 p1+

Goldblatt, Arthur J.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25Goldblatt rejected, H 7/26/88 p7Panel orders city attorney to

landscape vacant tract, H 1/12/88 p10

Golden Hill PartnersNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Golden Hill St.-Norwalk

Golden Hill group purchases, erects crime watch signs [photo], H 6/27/88 p7

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Golden, JeanIn hospital program for high risk,

premature babies: Volunteers turn out to cuddle infants [photo], H 12/5/88 p18

Golden, SteveGolden named Weston grid

coach, H 6/16/88 p23Season rides on Jonsson, H

9/16/88 p23Golder, Thoma & Cressey. SEE

SULLIVAN GRAPHICS INC.Goldfield, Michael

Compact disc update: Tinkering pays off for sound buff [photo], H 2/9/88 p25+

Goldschlager, Dr. LeslieJoins staff [photo], H 4/11/88 p36

Goldstein, MadelineGoldstein takes over as Wilton

DTC chief [photo], H 4/11/88 p13+

Goldstein, RichardFormer Metro Pool employee

alleges company faked ride-sharing numbers, H 6/20/88 p10

Golf Car Systems, Inc.Counsel for golf pro feels suit

won't stand up in court, H 7/22/88 p46


Golf-CoachingFolino hits 500 mark in wins, H



Golf-NorwalkCity extends contract for Oak

Hills golf pro, H 11/28/88 p1+Fees for golfers at Oak Hills Park

increased by council, H 2/10/88 p10

Five area golfers make cut (75) in State Open, H 8/2/88 p17+


Getting set to tee off [photo], H 3/25/88 p6

Golfing began in 1924 [il], H 8/31/88 p23+

Golfing family [photo], H 6/8/88 p37

Morrone captures Oak Hills club title, H 10/6/88 p34

Nine-hole finalist [photo], H 10/14/88 p26

Oak Hills administrator pitches for driving range, par-3 course, H 12/20/88 p4

Oak Hills gets plenty of use: Playing golf in Norwalk [photo], H 8/29/88 p13+

Oak Hills opener [photo], H 4/28/88 p39

Peter Bowditch won the President's Cup, H 10/21/88 p34

Silvermine Golf Club cites Ledyard Bowen [photo], H 2/16/88 p29

Silvermine: A family affair: Playing golf in Norwalk [photo], H 8/30/88 p25+

The Hour looks back when....[Courville, Jerry Sr.] [photo], H 6/9/88 p45

Tourney winner [photo], H 9/23/88 p36

Golf-WestportCrabtree garners Holohan

[photo], H 6/1/88 p21+Five from Birchwood qualify for

the Open, H 7/19/88 p29Folino hits 500 mark in wins, H



Folino's Wreckers cop FCIAC team golf, H 6/2/88 p41

Mother's Day gift changed Young's life, H 7/12/88 p29+

Norwalk's Sondak fires 75 for sectional medal, H 7/6/88 p19+

Staples golfers dominate, H 6/17/88 p62

Swinging freely at Longshore [photo], H 9/29/88 p11

Westport's Young cops state amateur golf title [photo], H 6/25/88 p35

Young, Dolan go for crown, H 6/24/88 p27

Golrick, Michael A.Golrick president of library

council, H 7/1/88 p38Librarian elected council officer,

H 3/2/88 p17Golub, Seth J.

National Merit Scholar competition includes two semifinalists from city [photo], H 9/16/88 p7

Gonsor & Co. Inc.Gonsor agency acquired by STG,

H 12/3/88 p27Good Friday

Procession reenacts Jesus' final hours [photo], H 4/2/88 p1+

Good Shepherd House of Hospitality

Church members make meal for

House residents, H 12/3/88 p24

Delivery for needy [photo], H 12/27/88 p7

Good day at Good Shepherd House [letter], H 12/20/88 p15

Good Shephard ripped off, H 4/26/88 p1+

Good Shepherd volunteers cited at special gathering, H 12/14/88 p12

Response `excellent' to soup kitchen needs, H 4/28/88 p1+

Students give to soup kitchen [photo], H 5/9/88 p7

Good Shepherd Lutheran ChurchRev. Greene's 25th anniversary

as pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church [photo], H 10/22/88 p27

Goodrick & Sherwood Co.Strictly Business: Companies

hiring while downsizing, H 12/27/88 p13

Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut

News anchor honored by Goodwill [photo], H 3/8/88 p17+

Gordon, Carrie W.FOI officer dismisses case

against city school system, H 8/31/88 p9

Gottesman, JudithConservative Judaism Women

will install Judith Gottesman, H 5/11/88 p20

Gottesman named to high post, H 5/21/88 p25

Gould, MarshaGould proud of LWV work and

looks to her future [photo], H 7/29/88 p17

Gouveia, GloriaStrong, Gouveia end all-male

tradition at local Kiwanis Club, H 7/2/88 p36

Governor's Care and Share DriveMajor honor [photo], H 10/25/88

p1Grace Baptist Church

29th anniversary celebrated [photo], H 5/26/88 p20

Grace Baptist is honoring Rev. Wood [photo], H 9/19/88 p7

Presentation from church [photo], H 5/7/88 p10

The Jr. Hostess Club crowns new winners [photo], H 10/8/88 p19

Grace Robinson SanctuaryWildlife sanctuary opens in

Weston, H 10/26/88 p35

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Graduates, High school. SEE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Graham & Gunn Ltd.Grand opening [photo], BJ

10/24/88 p5New business, BD 12/88 p16

Graham, Bruce CampbellEye on Real Estate: Three leases

[drawing], H 5/17/88 p19Graham, Red and Peggy

Home/Town People [photo], H 9/27/88 p29+

Grand list of taxable property. SEE GRAND LIST-NAME OF TOWN

Grand list-NorwalkAudits, better controls contribute

to increase value of tax property, H 3/21/88 p9

Business balks at property tax bill, H 3/8/88 p15

Higher Grand List may ease tax pressure, H 3/8/88 p1+

Grand list-WestportGrand List in Westport increases

1.93 percent, H 3/29/88 p13+Grand list rises to $2.7 billion

(SEE GRAND LIST-NAME OF TOWN)

Grand list-WiltonGrand List in Wilton up 3.4%, H

2/16/88 p13+Grand Slam U.S.A.

Foster enjoys new life after baseball [photo], H 7/1/88 p25+

Grandparents DayGrandparents to take center

stage, H 5/4/88 p10Public schools mark

Grandparents Day at May 6 programs, H 4/21/88 p7

Grandview Ave.-NorwalkBring back flashing light [letter], H

6/27/88 p5Granger, Susan

Ex-movie brat remembers: Susan's real dope from `inside-out' [photo], H 11/7/88 p17+

Grant, AndreCavs hand Rebels first loss of

year [photo], H 1/6/88 p29+Grant, Bernie

Grant to receive award on June 16 [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

Grant, GaryNorwalker bowls record 845

series [photo], H 2/17/88 p25Grants, Education. SEE

EDUCATION GRANTSGrants, Land. SEE LAND

GRANTS-NAME OF TOWN

Grants-In-Aid-NorwalkCity receives $2M grant, H

9/28/88 p7Distribution of CDBG funds

passed: To full council by committee, H 4/8/88 p12

Norwalk gets traffic grant from state DOT, H 12/1/88 p5

Graphic artsSlide Zone: Corporate shows

while you wait [photo], H 7/14/88 p25

Graphic Sales Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/5/88 p18

Graphics. SEE GRAPHIC ARTSGraphics 55


Grasso, JackArtist recreates historic Norwalk

scenes [photo], BJ 10/10/88 p 23

Eye on Real Estate: Norwalk artist commissioned for One Norwalk West display, H 9/6/88 p13

Gray, BarbaraBarbara Gray exhibits solo at

Art/Place, H 2/29/88 p17Gray, Eva [Sturges]


Gray, MichaelDeveloper proposes `Davenport

District' in downtown Stamford, BJ 11/21/88 p6

Great American Book Fairs Co.Eye on Real Estate: New

headquarters [photo], H 8/16/88 p11

Great American Puzzle FactoryJigsaw puzzle maker moves to

SoNo [photo], H 4/21/88 p35+Great Cakes

Wedding cake not a last minute detail [photo], H 8/30/88 p14

Great Northern Nekoosa Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 2/9/88

p25, H 5/17/88 p19Great Northern Nekoosa:

Acquisition key to rosy profit picture, H 2/4/88 p22

Great Northern Nekoosa: Happy days [photo], H 8/11/88 p13+

Great Northern taps chief, H 4/7/88 p30

Strictly Business: Area companies report dividends, H 8/6/88 p33

Strictly Business: GNN moving day approaches, H 8/20/88 p13

Strictly Business: Great Northern Nekoosa deal, H 6/28/88 p29

Strictly Business: Great Northern net jumps 90%, H 7/21/88 p17


Great Western Financial Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19

Great Western Mortgage Corp.Eye on Real Estate: Arranges


Greater Norwalk Black Democratic Club and Coalition

Black Democrats honor Otha Brown, H 10/24/88 p5

Brown backs voluntary housing plan, H 11/25/88 p4

Mrs. Brown joining GOP, H 7/25/88 p1+

Greater Norwalk Chamber of Commerce

A display for chamber [photo], H 8/4/88 p42

Award recipients [photo], H 5/10/88 p21

Award winners [photo], H 9/27/88 p17

Business graduates feted, H 11/19/88 p13

Chamber luncheon topic: Alice in Wonderland a guide for modern business woman [photo], H 6/30/88 p15

Chamber names slate for business awards, H 5/3/88 p32

Chamber of Commerce publishes Image Book, H 9/13/88 p14

Chamber opposes P & Z split-up, H 1/14/88 p1+

Chamber's `Pride in Norwalk' awards: Coachworks, City Hall among projects given awards [photo], H 9/8/88 p10

Chamber, SACIA vie for ads: Rivalry heats up, H 4/7/88 p10

Dolores Mockler honored [photo], H 6/30/88 p13

Focus on Marketing, H 3/1/88 p20Janet Greenwood slated as

Chamber lunch speaker [photo], H 6/23/88 p31

Membership drive [photo], H 5/19/88 p8

School job fair draws businesses, H 5/2/88 p9

Strictly Business: Chamber backs leadership program, H 9/22/88 p19

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Greater Norwalk Chamber of Commerce (Continued)

Strictly Business: Chamber plans new image book, H 1/14/88 p23

Strictly Business: Chamber to award small business, H 9/17/88 p13

Strictly Business: Chamber to present awards, H 8/27/88 p13

Greater Norwalk Chapter of National Coalition of 100 Black Women. SEE NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN-GREATER NORWALK CHAPTER

Greater Norwalk Community Council

Building permit fee waiver is approved, H 11/9/88 p5

Eight low-cost housing units planned, H 9/9/88 p1+

GNCC celebrates success: 40 years of service [photo], H 6/2/88 p10

GNCC to mark anniversary at June 1 bash, H 5/24/88 p6

Prevention is targeted: Shular to lead Teen Pregnancy group [photo], H 6/30/88 p17+

Requests for CDBG funds explained: By several local organizations, H 1/21/88 p7

Greater Norwalk Community Council-Suicide Task Force

Mental health experts discuss suicidal tendencies at confab [photo], H 5/7/88 p1+

Green Beech Dr.-NorwalkPlans for house approved: Year-

long dispute ends, H 1/12/88 p10

Green HerbertResident airs subdivision views,

H 4/26/88 p13+Green, Betsy Ginsberg

Kayak trip ends in marriage..business: Betsy Ginsberg's new life [photo], H 1/28/88 p21

Green, George W. SEE ALSO NORWALK BANK; WESTPORT NATIONAL BANK

Green, George W.At Norwalk Bank: Green resigns:

No proxy fight, H 4/7/88 p25+At Norwalk Bank: Murphy:

Business as usual [photo], H 3/22/88 p24

Conflict erupted at board meeting: On Green resignation [photo], H 3/22/88 p23+

George Green nears his goal of starting a bank in Westport, BJ 10/17/88 p1+


Green parts company with Bank of Norwalk, H 3/17/88 p1+

Green plans new Westport bank: Back in business, H 6/9/88 p27+

Green pursues Westport deposits, H 8/4/88 p15+

Norwalk Bank, Green still at odds: Annual meeting tomorrow, H 5/19/88 p37+

Green, GeraldGerald Green at Fairfield: A

writer's view of the writer's mission [photo], H 6/23/88 p41+

Green, RonKayak trip ends in

marriage..business: Betsy Ginsberg's new life [photo], H 1/28/88 p21

Greene, Rev. Russell B. Jr.Rev. Greene's 25th anniversary

as pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church [photo], H 10/22/88 p27

Greenfield, ConnieGreenfield selected Earth Day

program activity coordinator, H 3/12/88 p13+

Greens Farms Academy$3,232 raised in jump-a-thon, H

5/3/88 p19$300,000 gift offered for school

building fund [photo], H 11/21/88 p37+

18 join Greens Farms Academy faculty, H 10/3/88 p9

Academy names new director for summer school [photo], H 3/18/88 p31

GFA holds graduation ceremony, H 6/25/88 p23

GFA opens new wing [photo], H 9/10/88 p9

GFA student scholarship semifinalist [photo], H 10/1/88 p35

GFA students raise $1,532 [photo], H 6/4/88 p14

Grandparents go back to class [photo], H 11/23/88 p22

Local, area students graduate from GFA, H 7/12/88 p10

Greens Farms Academy-AwardsPresidential fitness awards

garnered by GFA students [photo], H 3/12/88 p13+


Students take home honors at Greens Farms Academy, H 6/17/88 p39

Greens Farms Academy-SportsGFA cites athletes, H 6/15/88 p14

Greenwich Financial Concepts, Inc.

Pickwick occupancy exceeds 85 percent, BJ 11/14/88 p6

Greeting cardsC. R. Gibson courts Wall

Streeters, H 10/25/88 p15+Gregory & Clyburne Inc.

Focus on Marketing, H 1/26/88 p51, H 3/17/88 p29

Gregory, JohnJust horsing around is this man's

hobby [photo], H 6/16/88 p1+Gretter, Clemens

Clemens Gretter, artist, author, H 4/8/88 p6

Greylyn Financial Corp.Lynch Asset forms subsidiary, H

12/8/88 p29Greystone Realty Corp.

Greystone Realty leases space in Greenwich, BJ 11/28/88 p10

Grippe, LouiseGrippe nominated for position, H

4/19/88 p11Griswold, Roger

Wilton's Griswold nets winning goal [photo], H 1/14/88 p17+

Grocki, GeriSports in Brief: Grocki new

Weston AD, H 9/29/88 p32Grolier Inc.

Grolier board rejects hostile Hachette bid, H 3/24/88 p29

Grossman, Dr. Bertram H.Westport man elected by medical

group, H 5/25/88 p15Grossman, Helen

Couple to given (sic) concert in Wilton [photo], H 5/18/88 p17

Grossman, HowardPerseverance needed to bring

film to screen [photo], H 2/22/88 p13+

Grossman, Lawrence K.Grossman: Television brought

politics home: A candidate in every living room? [photo], H 3/14/88 p13+

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Grossman, Lawrence K. (Continued)

NBC News chief impressed by changes in Moscow [photo], H 6/11/88 p13+

NBC news president to receive award, H 6/9/88 p31

Grossman, RaphaelCouple to given (sic) concert in

Wilton [photo], H 5/18/88 p17Grossman, William

Grossman resigns as director, too, H 4/7/88 p26

Grosso, MatthewGFA student scholarship

semifinalist [photo], H 10/1/88 p35

Group 79. SEE AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

Group homes. SEE ALSO PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF LOWER FAIRFIELD COUNTY

Group homes for adolescent girls

Show to feature Project Return home, H 10/13/88 p17

Group homes for mentally handicapped people-Fairfield County

Group homes are good neighbors [letter], H 4/16/88 p5

Horan named director CLASP Homes, Inc, H 8/15/88 p33

Study: No one likes group homes when they're in their backyard, H 3/22/88 p10

Group homes for mentally handicapped people-Weston

Home for retarded nears completion [photo], H 12/31/88 p33

Grubb & EllisEye on Real Estate: Local

brokers in Waterbury deal, H 3/8/88 p13

Grubb & Ellis Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88

p25, H 6/14/88 p19, H 6/21/88 p11, H 11/15/88 p13

Grubb & Ellis is moving from Norwalk to Stamford offices., H 10/25/88 p15

Grubb & Ellis relocating, I 11/25–12/8/88 p49

Gschwind, JerryGschwind keeps eye on playing

field: As Booster Club president [photo], H 3/2/88 p15+

GTE Corp.Charles R. Lee is elected

president, CEO of GTE, BJ 12/12/88 p 10

GTE keeps Stamford headquarters, I 11/25–12/8/88 p2

GTE plans restructuring, H 3/17/88 p26

GTE says employment cutbacks will total 14,000 over next five years, H 11/11/88 p10

GTE to cut 7,000 jobs by 1992, H 11/10/88 p15+

GTE to sell its stake in US Sprint operation, H 7/19/88 p6

GTE's change in direction accelerates under Johnson, BJ 11/7/88 p2

Housing costs spark corporate flight, H 11/17/88 p1+

Guagenti, Carole S.Masked meanings [photo], H

10/28/88 p22Guardian Angels

Wants Guardians brought in [letter], H 10/11/88 p5

GuardiansGarcia to lead Norwalk

Guardians, H 4/11/88 p8Guardians to sponsor benefit rap,

H 6/29/88 p10Guatemala

Norwalk medical supplies arrive: Guatemalan mercy mission, H 1/4/88 p9

Guglielmi, Father Donald A.Father Guglielmi on television

Sunday, H 3/5/88 p32Guidance counselors. SEE

SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELORS

Guidera, George C.First Selectmen defends record


Guidera honored by Star officials [photo], H 11/4/88 p50

Guidera relishes career challenge [photo], H 5/27/88 p11+

Guidera: Let's develop own housing plan, H 9/28/88 p1+

Selectman doubts ruling footage to affect town, H 7/23/88 p35

Selectman finds fault with OSHA, H 6/15/88 p37

Towns to receive help to create housing plan, H 9/29/88 p11+

Guilty pleas. SEE PLEAS OF GUILTY

Gunnip, Dan'Sister Sun' pleases with infinite

variety [photo], H 9/9/88 p17+Gunnip, Dave

'Sister Sun' pleases with infinite variety [photo], H 9/9/88 p17+

Gunnip, Dianne'Sister Sun' pleases with infinite

variety [photo], H 9/9/88 p17+Guns. SEE FIREARMSGupta, Renu

Home/Town People, H 7/19/88 p16

Gus' Cash and Carry Auto PartsNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Guthman, Dr. David A.

Guthman, accepted at Mayo [photo], H 1/30/88 p25

Guthrie, Dr. James F.Health/Fitness: Surgeons receive

citations, H 8/29/88 p10Two surgeons honored for

innovations [photo], H 9/27/88 p9

Gymnastics-CoachingHawkes' finale comes Saturday

[photo], H 3/7/88 p23Injuries concern Hawkes, H

2/10/88 p25+Gymnastics-Norwalk

Norwalk gymnast wins title, H 4/12/88 p29

Gymnastics-WestonGymnastics preview [photo], H

1/11/88 p19+Gymnastics-Wilton

All-FCIAC gymnastics squad dominated by Lady Warriors [photo], H 3/22/88 p35

Hawkes' finale comes Saturday [photo], H 3/7/88 p23



Will Wilton gymnasts ever lose?[photo], H 1/11/88 p19+

HH T Hampe Assoc.

Anxious landlords may cut prices: Office space available, H 3/31/88 p25+

William Pitt Inc. was the broker in two leases, H 11/1/88 p13

H. Smith Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary. SEE CONNECTICUT AUDUBON SOCIETY

H. T. Hampe AssocEye on Real Estate: Hampe

opens realty firm, H 4/5/88 p19

Haavik, AlecBMHS senior alternate pick for

jazz band, H 2/18/88 p12Sweet music [photo], H 3/3/88 p6

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Hadassah-NorwalkCindy Wein honored [photo], H

10/19/88 p19Norwalk Hadassah toasts the

Gammers on Oct. 19 [photo], H 10/13/88 p40

Time for farewells [photo], H 12/10/88 p17

Hafner, James W.Burge sentenced in Darien teen's

death, H 1/16/88 p1+Hagedorn Fund

Fund helps murals group, H 1/11/88 p8

Local organizations helped by trust fund [photo], H 1/11/88 p1+

Haines, FrankAgreement reached with

developer, H 5/25/88 p13+Hair creations

New business name - East Norwalk, BJ 10/24/88 p18

Haith, MalcolmHour Halls of Ivy, H 1/22/88 p23

Haitian Americans-Fairfield County

Coup in Haiti raises hopes for reforms, H 9/19/88 p1+

Hajus, Msgr. Andrew J.Community Hall at St. Mary's

dedicated to Monsignor Hajus [photo], H 11/7/88 p7

Norwalk mourns loss of Monsignor Hajus [photo], H 2/22/88 p1+

Priest of the people [edit], H 2/22/88 p4

Rites conducted for Msgr. Hajus [photo], H 2/24/88 p1+

The bells of St. Mary's toll to honor Monsignor Hajus, H 2/23/88 p6

Haley, Pratt and AssociatesEye on Real Estate: On the

boardwalk [photo], H 3/29/88 p21

Halfway houses-NorwalkCoalition supports halfway house,

H 11/23/88 p4Committee rejects halfway house

application, H 10/14/88 p1+Didn't get answers from panel

[letter], H 10/10/88 p5Experts discuss uniting kids with

moms in jail, H 11/11/88 p7Halfway house arouses

controversy, H 10/18/88 p1+Halfway house opponents fear

neighborhood will deteriorate, H 9/29/88 p1+

He's off base [letter], H 12/28/88 p15

Hearing set on halfway house for female inmates, H 9/27/88 p7

NEON decides to fight for halfway house, H 10/27/88 p1+


Program would be first of its kind in Connecticut [photo], H 10/18/88 p1+

Zoners sued for `concocting' denial, H 11/10/88 p7

Zoning Commission has final say on permit, H 10/18/88 p26

Zoning panel votes to reject halfway house, H 10/20/88 p1+

Hall, Rev. FrankUnitarianism gets many new

members from those unhappy with other faiths [photo], H 9/24/88 p10

Hall, AnthonyFather charged in death of infant,

H 2/2/88 p1+Manslaughter suspect's bond

raised, H 2/3/88 p10Hall, Justin

Bambino all-stars rally behind Hall [photo], H 7/18/88 p11+

Hall-Brooke FoundationApartment program provides aid

to disabled, H 5/11/88 p12Consultation service is

established, H 12/10/88 p35+Geriatric mental health program

endorsed, H 1/27/88 p35Hall-Brooke honors its

volunteers, H 4/27/88 p36Hall-Brooke Hospital names

Pearson director, H 7/30/88 p21

Hall-Brooke's request for expansion rejected, H 11/15/88 p9+

Hospital fight unresolved [photo], H 10/12/88 p33

P & Z denies permit for driveway, H 6/15/88 p38

Hall-Brooke HospitalHealth/Fitness: Force named to

medical staff, H 8/15/88 p10Halloween

Anticipation of holiday at Norwalk Community Center [photo], H 10/28/88 p1

Costume caper at Norwalk City Hall [photo], H 10/31/88 p8

Dressed for the occasion [photo], H 10/29/88 p9

For a safe Halloween [photo], H 10/27/88 p18

Ghouls set car ablaze in Halloween prelude, H 10/31/88 p1

Halloween parade at Wilton Town Center [photo], H 10/31/88 p1+

Halloween safety tips for children, H 10/29/88 p6

Pumpkin pickers paradise [photo], H 10/26/88 p35

Sight of blood won't frighten student donors [photo], H 10/28/88 p9+

Halloween decorationsDanbury company survives in a

frightening business, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p28

Halpin, ChrisHigh scores attained by Staples

students [photo], H 6/11/88 p13+

Ham radio. SEE AMATEUR RADIO STATIONS

Hamilton Stevens Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 3/1/88 p20

Handicapped children`Pegasus' provides unique

therapy tool [photo], H 10/8/88 p37+

26 children pack bags for Disney World visit [photo], H 9/30/88 p45

Kids grow flowers for Clean 'n' Green [photo], H 4/15/88 p11

Teaching Horse project featured [photo], H 9/13/88 p36

Handicapped peopleCaravan presents furniture units

for use in Lower Fairfield Center [photo], H 3/31/88 p10

Program aims at understanding of disabilities: Sensitivity-not sympathy-is important [photo], H 4/1/88 p7

Handicapped-RecreationNorwalker finds happiness racing

[photo], H 4/29/88 p31+Handicapped-Services for-

NorwalkApartment program provides aid

to disabled, H 5/11/88 p12Handicapped-Services for-

WestportDisabled to be aided by new 911

service, H 11/16/88 p31+Handicapped-Taxation-Norwalk

Finance Committee recommends cut in taxes for totally disabled, H 12/9/88 p4

Handyman. SEE YANKEE HANDYMAN INC.

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Hansen Coal Corp.Nine new tenants lease space


Harbinger Group Inc.Strictly Business: Harbinger

offers telemarketing, H 4/21/88 p35

Harbinson, LynnAgency selects new business

coordinator, H 10/20/88 p4Harbor. SEE NORWALK

HARBOR; NORWALK HARBOR MANAGEMENT COMMISSION

Harbors. SEE ALSO BOATS AND BOATING

Harbors-NorwalkDead fish in harbor [photo], H

8/12/88 p7Engineers accept commission's

plan to resolve dispute, H 7/28/88 p7

Harbor management plan ready for public review [photo], H 2/20/88 p1+

Sewage likely reason shellfish beds are closed, H 9/29/88 p1+

Volunteers twice daily test oxygen in Sound [photo], H 8/24/88 p1

Water samples show good news in harbor, H 8/17/88 p1+

Harris & Gans Co.Fuel firm plans to move to

Woodward Avenue site, H 6/3/88 p10

Opposes Woodward Ave. site [letter], H 7/26/88 p5

Relocation rejection prompts suit, H 9/8/88 p9

Residents win battle to block Harris and Gans move, H 8/18/88 p10

South Norwalk residents protest Harris & Gans' plan, H 6/23/88 p10

Vote on Harris & Gans move to Woodward Avenue divided, H 8/12/88 p6

Harris Heery & Associates IncEye on Real Estate, H 11/15/88

p13Harris, Billy

Harris knows water is his forte in sports, H 4/1/88 p41+

NHS' Harris is double champion [photo], H 3/17/88 p17+

NHS' Harris wins at swim trials, H 3/15/88 p31

Norwalk's Harris heads All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/26/88 p37+

Harris, Frank A.Harris honored for contributions,

H 2/1/88 p9School food service director

recipient of state accolade [photo], H 5/20/88 p9

Harris, HoltonRepublicans re-elect Harris as

chairman, H 3/16/88 p36Harris, Leonard A.

Harris responds to Brown [letter], H 8/5/88 p5

Harris, LouiseArt at CNB [photo], H 9/9/88 p24

Harris, MarkWin or lose, it won't affect their

friendship [photo], H 3/1/88 p29+

Hart Holding Co. IncHart Holding divests division, H

11/10/88 p15Harto, Rev. Andrew

Hungarian Reformed Church to dedicate Harto plaque, H 6/11/88 p12

Harvey, AlHarvey crowned No. 1 [photo], H

12/20/88 p21Harvey wins Sr. ski race [photo],

H 1/26/88 p57Hastings, Vernon

Hastings gives computers a plug: In course for parents [photo], H 5/10/88 p13+

Hatch & Bailey buildingAgency worried about vandalism

at vacant Hatch & Bailey building, H 3/24/88 p9

Hatch, Chester C.Hatch joins Magner staff [photo],

H 10/21/88 p7Hatkoff, Mr. and Mr. Bernard

On winter cruise [photo], H 5/17/88 p14

Haugh, Patricia Mary [O'Connell]Haugh dedication slated at City

Hall, H 12/5/88 p7Meeting room dedicated to

Haugh [photo], H 12/7/88 p4Meeting room to be dedicated to

Haugh, H 11/30/88 p6Obituary, H 9/6/88 p6Patricia Haugh killed in Hamden

car crash [photo], H 9/2/88 p1+

Vote is unanimous to name room in memory of Haugh, H 9/30/88 p7

Hauhuth, Martha S.Anti-drug group seeks rallying

cry. Raising Westport awareness, H 9/21/88 p41

Convention participation fulfills dream for Hauhuth, H 7/16/88 p13+

Convention unity impressed Hauhuth, H 7/26/88 p14

Decision to drop request for pond $$ gets mixed reaction, H 10/1/88 p35

First selectman says: Library ownership not in dispute [photo], H 4/29/88 p11

First Selectmen defends record on supplying low-cost housing, H 12/28/88 p8

Hauhuth believes success achieved on major issues [photo], H 10/15/88 p35+

Hauhuth claims union won't benefit town, H 3/10/88 p13+

Hauhuth inmplements changes to ease flow of information, H 12/23/88 p34

Hauhuth says you can count on Dukakis [photo], H 7/21/88 p1+

Hauhuth to be delegate at Democratic convention, H 4/15/88 p33+

Hauhuth: Delegates united for Dukakis, H 7/19/88 p1+

Hauhuth: Meeting was productive, H 3/28/88 p17+

Mill pond plan withdrawn by first selectman, H 9/29/88 p11

Move of shelter stirs debate, again, H 6/29/88 p28

Parents seek help from selectman, H 10/31/88 p35+

Selectman not critical of workers, H 3/11/88 p29


Haviland St. Parking Deck-Norwalk

Engineering study sought for Haviland parking deck [photo], H 10/20/88 p1+

Fee hike halves park permit renewals, H 9/12/88 p1+

Haviland permits not hot ticket, H 8/23/88 p6

Haviland St.-NorwalkTwo streets in SoNo join historic

register, H 12/27/88 p4Hawaka, John

By Hawaka [photo], H 10/7/88 p23Hawkes, Walter



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Hawkins, JacquelynJacquelyne Hawkins named to

panel on women's status, H 2/17/88 p7

Newest commissioner: She's helping pinpoint women's needs [photo], H 3/7/88 p17+

Haybeck, Bernard L. and Helen [Szerszen]

Haybecks are wed 50 years, H 5/7/88 p14

Haynes, HermanUnusual collection opens many

doors [photo], H 2/3/88 p1+Hayward, Ann

Ann Hayward is 101: Her secret - enough love to go around [photo], H 3/24/88 p41+

Haywood, DougCentral's Haywood All-WCC

football [photo], H 12/28/88 p9+

Haywood's attitude: Be tough, H 9/23/88 p31+

Hazardous substancesHearings planned to find

radioactive waste site, H 9/13/88 p7

Hazardous substances-NorwalkAtkin, Mintz ask state DEP to

close plant emitting smell [photo], H 10/13/88 p10

City misses federal deadline for chemical emeregency plan, H 10/21/88 p7

EPA hopes to track well field contaminants, H 1/15/88 p1


Smell caused by chemical on DEP's hazardous list, H 9/29/88 p1+

Toxic insecticide spills, fumigates area homes, H 8/4/88 p11

Hazardous wastes-Collection-Weston

Collection day called a success [photo], H 10/17/88 p37

Hazardous waste day earns high marks from selectman [photo], H 11/4/88 p49

Hazardout waste collection day slated for Wilton, Weston, H 10/1/88 p35+

Hazardous wastes-Collection-Wilton

Collection day called a success [photo], H 10/17/88 p37

Hazardout waste collection day slated for Wilton, Weston, H 10/1/88 p35+

Weston, Wilton battle to reduce hazardous waste [photo], H 10/11/88 p9

Hazardous wastes-NorwalkHazardous wastes could

endanger development plan, H 8/18/88 p10

HDR AssociatesFocus on Marketing, H 7/5/88 p23

Head StartLooking up [photo], H 10/7/88 p1

Healers-NorwalkFaith healers make Norwalk

appearance, H 9/17/88 p23Health clubs. SEE PHYSICAL

FITNESS CENTERSHealth facilities-Norwalk. SEE

NORWALK HEALTH CARE, INC.

Health facilities-Weston200 health care units proposed at

Byebrook, H 12/1/88 p15Byebrook proposal presented, H

12/6/88 p33+Health insurance. SEE

INSURANCE, HEALTHHealth spas. SEE PHYSICAL

FITNESS CENTERSHearst, Patricia

Patty Hearst promotes movie about her past [photo], H 8/3/88 p1+

Heart Ball. SEE EVENING WOMEN'S CLUB OF NORWALK

Heat. SEE WEATHERHeatherwood Properties


Hecht, Rabbi YehoshuaPrison chaplain with Orthodox

concerns [photo], H 10/29/88 p16

Hedley, D. RusselleBench dedicated in teacher's

memory [photo], H 6/14/88 p11

Heibeck, FredHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Helicopter industry

Sikorsky readies copter for very important passenger, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p40

Sikorsky unveils first of new presidential helicopter fleet, H 12/1/88 p10

Helie, Peter G.Guard down on trade secrets and

staff, H 9/22/88 p42House maintenance increased

chances of expedient sale [photo], H 9/22/88 p44

Heller, CarterHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

1/22/88 p23

Hellerman, FredWeavers gave musician many

happy memories [photo], H 8/22/88 p9+

Helmig, TimHour's Halls of Ivy [photo], H

2/5/88 p32Hemphill, Genith

Hemphill in program, H 1/9/88 p7Hempstead, Douglas E.

Hempstead resumes lead of city's Independent Party, H 2/16/88 p9

Hempstead wants hearing on Ben Franklin school lease, H 2/22/88 p7

Property owners hear debate over P & Z split [photo], H 3/24/88 p7

Hendrickson, Robert A.Hendrickson named Fox Run

principal [photo], H 10/19/88 p5

Henion, Steven M.In the Service, H 4/25/88 p31

Heritage Park-NorwalkNorwalk chosen as 'Heritage

Park' site, H 9/12/88 p1+Park plan needs $$ to go on, H

11/21/88 p4Riverfront might be chosen as

site for heritage park, H 6/29/88 p1+

State officials detail Heritage Park plan, H 9/23/88 p1+

Heritage Wall-NorwalkItalian flag is raised [photo], H

10/3/88 p19Norwalk Flag Day celebration on

tap Tuesday at Heritage Wall, H 6/10/88 p10

O'Connor asks district to maintain Heritage Wall, H 6/30/88 p12

Pledging allegiance [photo], H 6/15/88 p1

Herot, Louise W.Herot named second selectman,

H 8/19/88 p11Hersom, Richard T. Jr.

City teacher is granted probation, H 5/24/88 p7

Norwalk teacher arrested, H 4/28/88 p8

Teacher faces firing after breach of peace, H 6/8/88 p1+

Teacher suspended, H 4/29/88 p9Hewett, Peter K.

Success-with help from abroad [photo], H 4/28/88 p29

Hewitt AssociatesHewitt Associates keeps word

[photo], H 10/15/88 p36

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Hewlett-Packard Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/28/88

p27Heyman, Samuel

Westporter shares honor with Peres [photo], H 2/1/88 p13

High Point Road-WestportResidents upset about drainage

near school, H 10/5/88 p35+High school graduates

Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13Around the Towns: Wilton

student studies in Ireland, H 3/31/88 p19


Staples graduates step into the future [photo], H 6/23/88 p13+

Student participates, H 3/31/88 p13

The Graduates, H 6/23/88 p34Valedictorians: Lower enrollment

may hurt students, H 6/24/88 p33+

High school graduates-DarienHalf of '88 class at Low-Heywood

Thomas from area [photo], H 7/8/88 p12


High school graduates-NorwalkA quarter of NHS grads to

matriculate at UConn, H 10/18/88 p5

Half of '88 class at Low-Heywood Thomas from area [photo], H 7/8/88 p12

In adult education ceremony: 26 awarded high school diplomas, H 5/12/88 p10



Norwalk CC popular with local students, H 10/25/88 p5

Presents scholarships [photo], H 7/19/88 p20

High school graduates-WestonLocal, area students graduate

from GFA, H 7/12/88 p10High school graduates-Westport



Officials report rise in number of Staples students in college, H 12/10/88 p36

High school graduates-WiltonHalf of '88 class at Low-Heywood

Thomas from area [photo], H 7/8/88 p12


High school principals-WiltonBoard picks Ashby as principal, H

6/23/88 p13+Principal search reopened, H

4/27/88 p35High school students-Norwalk

Minority students enjoy `Fresh Start': In joint effort of high schools, colleges [photo], H 6/22/88 p10

High school teachersFor high school and college

professor: Teaching physics is child's play [photo], H 8/9/88 p24

Foreign language teachers eligible for fellowships, H 9/20/88 p6

High schools. SEE ALSO NAME OF SCHOOL

High Schools-NorwalkHigh schools experiment with


Scholarship forms available, H 12/14/88 p4

High Tech Parking Systems Inc.Transact to market parking

systems, H 10/4/88 p13+High-Y Associates

House in developer's way, he may donate it to town, H 10/3/88 p9

Higher Dimensions Home Improvements


Highland GroupFocus on Marketing, H 3/10/88

p28, H 5/5/88 p31, H 5/19/88 p39

Highland Scottish GamesHighland games calls lads,

lasses for last round? [photo], H 7/5/88 p1+

Highway accidents. SEE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Highways. SEE INTERSTATE 95; MERRITT PARKWAY; ROUTE 7

Hill, Dr. Thomas RobertsWilton man receives his medical

degree, H 5/21/88 p6Hill, Lawrence

Lawrence Hill dead at 75 [photo], H 3/23/88 p6

Hill, RoyBarrett, Hill proud graduates of

FBU National Academy [photo], H 1/9/88 p13+

Hill, Sonja "Sunny"Hour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

1/22/88 p23Hill, Sunny


Hillebrand, PhyllisHillebrand to be president of

Realtors [photo], H 11/22/88 p10

Hincapie, Jairo E.Scholarship recipient [photo], H

12/30/88 p4Hinds, Sidney R. II

Hinds named to cadet post at West Point [photo], H 3/2/88 p31

Norwalk cadet in command post, H 2/16/88 p6

Hingorami, Sunil RamHingorami fellowship recipient

[photo], H 4/19/88 p7Hipp Waters Inc.



Hipp, Louis M. IIIPersonnel points, BD 10–11/88

p48+Hiroshima remembrance

Hiroshima remembered [photo], H 8/6/88 p9

Veterans plan special ceremony [photo], H 8/9/88 p9+

Hirsch, Leon C. SEE ALSO U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

Hirsch, Leon C.Bomb suspect targets U.S.

Surgical chief [photo], H 11/11/88 p1+


Historic buildings. SEE ALSO NAME OF TOWN-HISTORY

Historic buildings-DarienNo heat or plumbing: Asking

price, $450,000 [photo], H 3/11/88 p1+

Open houses slated for gutted home in Darien, H 5/2/88 p13

Residents visit historic house [photo], H 5/9/88 p17

Historic buildings-NorwalkDeveloper wants to demolish

Norwalk Co. building in SoNo, H 9/9/88 p1+

Oyster company will rebuild turn-of-the-century landmark [photo], H 4/14/88 p1+

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Historic buildings-Norwalk (Continued)

Oyster house restoration gets underway, H 7/19/88 p10

Plan would save SoNo residences [photo], H 2/19/88 p1+

Renovation projects still going strong: Norwalkers say they like `homey' look of buildings [photo], H 1/26/88 p21+

This old house wins raves [photo], H 1/12/88 p1+

Historic buildings-South NorwalkPlan would save SoNo

residences [photo], H 2/19/88 p1+

Historic buildings-WestonFences make good neighbors

[photo], H 7/13/88 p17Historic spot in Weston [photo], H

7/25/88 p13Historic buildings-Westport

370 buildings listed in historic survey, H 4/22/88 p23+

Cancer Society invites visitors to tour Elmstead [photo], H 12/1/88 p15+

Commission to require $25,000 for survey of historic buildings, H 4/7/88 p13+

Demolition of dwelling by Donahue causes stir, H 6/7/88 p11+

Donahue: House attracted vagrants, H 6/11/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: H. T. Hampe to market old town hall in Westport [photo], H 9/15/88 p24

Farmhouse listed in historic register [photo], H 8/29/88 p33

Historic dwellings recognized [photo], H 5/14/88 p25+

Historic homes in area fall to wrecker's ball, H 10/1/88 p35

Historical homes survey completed, H 11/5/88 p37+

Historical program fosters preservation, H 4/21/88 p31

Old house preserved on Post Road West [photo], H 7/20/88 p35+

Restored barn given place in Historical Society plans [photo], H 4/8/88 p13+

Revolutionary-era house given new life [photo], H 4/28/88 p15+

Survey sent to residents by historic district panel, H 11/21/88 p38

Westport officials eye survey to identify historic structures, H 2/18/88 p13+


Westporters look for way to preserve old house [photo], H 7/21/88 p13+

Historic districts-NorwalkDistrict status sought for Green,

H 7/28/88 p7Historic streets

Two streets in SoNo join historic register, H 12/27/88 p4

Historical theme parks-NorwalkState officials detail Heritage

Park plan, H 9/23/88 p1+Hit-and-run drivers-Norwalk

$1,000 reward is offered for hit-run info, H 10/31/88 p4

Man struck by hit-run driver, H 10/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man struck by car, H 1/18/88 p8

Police seek driver in fatal hit-and-run, H 10/3/88 p1+

Police seek public help in hit-run, H 10/7/88 p7

Police use hypnosis to sketch suspect, H 10/20/88 p4

Hit-and-run drivers-WiltonMan charged in hit and run, H

10/27/88 p8Wilton man hurt in hit-and-run, H

7/2/88 p8Hlavac, Edward

Husband, wife installed as Moose leaders, H 4/21/88 p6

Hlavac, MaryHusband, wife installed as Moose

leaders, H 4/21/88 p6Hobbs Equipment Co.


Hockey-NorwalkNorwalk's Faucher comes

through in OT [photo], H 12/31/88 p21+

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1946 hockey team] [photo], H 12/8/88 p46

Hockey-WestportNorwalk's Faucher comes

through in OT [photo], H 12/31/88 p21+

Hodge, KennethHodge to supervise Outreach

Program, H 8/23/88 p10Holden, Dr.A. Elizabeth

Director named by Red Cross [photo], H 7/22/88 p45+

Hole in the Wall Gang CampPounds for dollars [photo], H

10/8/88 p14Holiday Inn-Norwalk

City, for now, won't foreclose Inn, H 12/13/88 p1+

Holiday Inn gears up for a comeback [photo p20], H 7/12/88 p19+

Hotel labor dispute settled, H 8/9/88 p12

Hotel workers vote to authorize strike, H 4/30/88 p8

Inn appeals late taxes owed city, H 12/7/88 p1+


Strictly Business: Strike avoided at Holiday Inn, H 5/5/88 p29

Union members demonstrate at hotel, H 6/3/88 p9

Holland, ToddA `painful' night for NHS' Holland,

H 2/6/88 p37+Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)

Kristalnacht (sic) victims mourned [photo], H 11/7/88 p4

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)-Memorials

Candlelight vigil on Kristallnacht [photo], 45+, H 11/10/88 p1

Holocaust remembered [photo], H 4/12/88 p9

Holson Co.Wilton manufacturer calls local

climate inhospitable, H 7/21/88 p20

Holt, DonaldSearch under way for Holt's

successor, H 3/17/88 p13+Wilton High principal recovering

from heart bypass operation, H 4/4/88 p21+

Home accidents-NorwalkCeiling collapses, injures woman,

H 10/24/88 p5Home Buyers Assistance Corp.

Eye on Real Estate: Relocation firms acquires Settlers, H 3/22/88 p23

Home buying. SEE HOUSE BUYING

Home improvementResidents awarded for best


Home improvement contractors-Norwalk

Unlicensed contractor receives jail sentence, H 10/15/88 p6

Home purchase. SEE HOUSE BUYING

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Home repair serviceDeTroy launches handyman


Home-based businesses-Westport

Masseuse added to list of home occupations, H 5/10/88 p13+

Homeless adults. SEE HOMELESS PERSONS

Homeless persons. SEE ALSO SHELTERS FOR THE HOMELESS

Homeless family caught between motels, shelters and no place to go [photo], H 8/5/88 p1+

Homeless housing approved, H 3/26/88 p1+

Homeless need more than the shelter [letter], H 11/28/88 p11

Plight of homeless people discussed at CHRP dinner [photo], H 7/1/88 p11

Homeless persons-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Man found dead in

car, H 5/18/88 p8Homeless persons-Westport

Guilty plea filed in 1987 slaying of homeless man, H 10/13/88 p1+

Homeless woman prepares for winter ahead [photo], H 11/8/88 p30+

Homeless persons-WiltonMan living in booth ordered to

hospital for psychiatric tests, H 8/20/88 p35

Homequity Inc.Homequity supports appraisal

legislation, H 3/17/88 p28Strictly Business: Homequity

takes parent's name, H 5/10/88 p21

Homespun Learning Environment Ltd.

Day-care operator seeks larger facility, H 6/14/88 p11+

Hometown Bancorp Inc. SEE ALSO BANK OF DARIEN

Bank of Darien joins forces with 2 firms, H 2/5/88 p25+

Strictly Business: Darien bank signs agreement, H 5/12/88 p29

HomeworkNHS principal believes students

should do their homework at home [photo], H 11/1/88 p4

Homework HelpSoNo Center benefits from

Golden Rule Award [photo], H 10/6/88 p27

Homicide. SEE MURDER-NAME OF TOWN

Honeyhill SchoolBidders sought for Honeyhill

School: Proposals musts be for at least $1.7 million, H 5/11/88 p7

Council may seek Honeyhill School potential buyers, H 5/9/88 p1+

Council OK's sale of Honeyhill School, H 12/15/88 p1+

Health care group seeks Honeyhill, H 10/21/88 p5

Hospital, city discuss building senior facility on school site, H 11/8/88 p1+

Petition to stop sale of Honeyhill dies because of procedural errors, H 12/29/88 p5

Petition wants to halt Honeyhill plan, H 12/27/88 p1+

Planners OK selling school to hospital, H 12/8/88 p1+

Sale of Honeyhill School to hospital gains backing, H 11/18/88 p4

Honor Roll-Norwalk. SEE VETERANS-HONOR ROLL-NORWALK

Hooker, LJ. SEE LJ HOOKER INTERNATIONAL

Hope ChestNew business name, BJ 10/24/88

p18Horan, Martin D.

Horan named director CLASP Homes, Inc, H 8/15/88 p33

Horizons Program. SEE NEW CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOL

Horner, Stephen P.Horner opens law office [photo],

H 1/23/88 p23Horse centers. SEE

EQUESTRIAN CENTERS-NAME OF TOWN

Horse trainingJust horsing around is this man's

hobby [photo], H 6/16/88 p1+Horses-Exhibitions. SEE

HORSES-SHOWS-NAME OF TOWN

Horses-Shows-DarienOx Ridge show resembles beauty

pageant for horses [photo], H 6/18/88 p21

Westport native wins at Ox Ridge [photo], H 6/18/88 p33+

Horses-Shows-New CanaanArea riders getting ready for

outdoor horse show [photo], H 3/31/88 p18

Horticultural Society. SEE FAIRFIELD COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Horwath, TheodoreFood concessionaire at Maritime

Center no stranger to SoNo [photo], H 7/22/88 p11

Hoskins, Rev. TheodoreRev. Hoskins tells AARP

members of trip to Russia [photo], H 2/18/88 p13+

Hospice. SEE MID FAIRFIELD HOSPICE

Hospitals. SEE HALL-BROOKE FOUNDATION; NORWALK HOSPITAL

Hospitals-Fairfield County. SEE ALSO NAME OF HOSPITAL


Hospitals-RatesBill would end hospital rate guide,

H 12/30/88 p5Hospital granted rate hike but

claims it's not enough, H 9/20/88 p1+

Hoste Overseas, Inc.Residents worried about plans for

old Wilton house, H 9/21/88 p41

Hot air balloons-LaunchingBalloon launch draws flock of

early risers to the beach [photo], H 9/3/88 p1+

Hotchner, A. E.From "Sophia" to salad dressing:

Officer of `Newman's Own' also writes [photo], H 4/18/88 p15+


Hotel managementHotels cast lures into city hoping

to land more customers, I 10/14–27/88 p39+

Hotels use area attractions to draw more customers, I 10/14–27/88 p42

Westchester/Fairfield lodging market improved slightly, BJ 12/26/88 p9

Hotels. SEE ALSO NAME OF HOTEL

Hotels-Norwalk10-story hotel at old city hall

requires a zone change, H 8/25/88 p9


Katz pushes for hotel, H 8/26/88 p9

Katz' hotel plan gets lukewarm reception, H 9/9/88 p1+

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Hotels-Norwalk (Continued)New hotel: Early figures, H 8/6/88

p33New hotels face market glut

[photo], H 1/26/88 p21+Strictly Business: Days Inn to

help needy children, H 6/7/88 p19

Strictly Business: Marriott Courtyard opens here, H 8/2/88 p13

Hottelet, Richard C.U. N. peace efforts earn praise

from Hottelet, H 9/6/88 p35Hour

...But not by everyone [letter], H 3/25/88 p5

Another year [edit], H 5/6/88 p4Award winner graduates:

Concludes four years at UB [photo], H 6/3/88 p11

Curran new vice president of The Hour Publishing Co. [photo], H 1/28/88 p27

Hour files appeal on compensation offer, H 7/29/88 p7

Hour, WNLK win crowns, H 3/22/88 p39

Tom Edmonds: He'll be missed [letter], H 3/25/88 p5

Wants end to anonymity in forum [letter], H 3/31/88 p5

William Condy named Hour managing editor [photo], H 2/16/88 p20

Williard Williams honored at national banquet [photo], H 7/2/88 p23

Your wish is our command, H 10/17/88 p1

House Beautiful Magazine-Best Small House

Award-winning home can be yours [photo], H 3/19/88 p15+

Home to be built using plans of Best Small House, H 5/20/88 p17

House buying. SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE BUSINESS

Consultant urges new less expensive homes, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p49

Housing predictions all wet, says Perna, H 11/5/88 p13

New marketing tool: `Talking House' gives sales pitch [photo], H 3/15/88 p21+

Oversupply of county housing knocks prices down, H 12/27/88 p15

Townhouses face extinction, H 11/3/88 p29

Victoria Gardens ready for sale, H 11/1/88 p13

House buying-Law and legislation

Court says home sale binder isn't binding, H 9/6/88 p1+

Ruling stands: Home sale binders not binding, H 10/6/88 p1+

House constructionHome-building market was ailing

to begin withBJ 10/17/88 p3

House decks-AccidentsPolice Blotter: Deck collapses, 5

slightly hurt, H 9/6/88 p8House purchasing. SEE HOUSE

BUYINGHousehold violence. SEE

FAMILY VIOLENCEHouses, Apartment. SEE

APARTMENT HOUSESHousing. SEE ALSO CLUSTER

HOUSING; CONDOMINIUMS; PUBLIC HOUSING; SINGLE-ROOM OCCUPANCY HOTELS

Takes issue with Tobin's data [letter], H 11/5/88 p23

Housing Assistance Plan. SEE HOUSING SITE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY-NORWALK

Housing development-NorwalkAction Housing cause for local

M.D.: People for people [photo], H 8/22/88 p21

Half the decks at Kendall Court not secured by bolts, city says [photo], H 9/20/88 p1+

Kerschner, Norwalk agency discussing housing project, BJ 10/10/88 p 16

Land for affordable condo units okayed, H 7/13/88 p9

Victims of deck collapse question safety procedures [photo], H 9/8/88 p1+


Housing development-South Norwalk

Action Housing cause for local M.D.: People for people [photo], H 8/22/88 p21

Half the decks at Kendall Court not secured by bolts, city says [photo], H 9/20/88 p1+


Land for affordable condo units okayed, H 7/13/88 p9



Housing forecasting-Fairfield County

Housing permits continue decrease, H 10/26/88 p22

SWRPA claims 20,500 new homes needed, H 8/3/88 p10

Housing permits-Fairfield CountyHousing permits continue

decrease, H 10/26/88 p22July building permits drop by five

in city, H 8/24/88 p7Housing permits-Norwalk

Housing permits in state decline, H 9/22/88 p10

July building permits drop by five in city, H 8/24/88 p7

Housing Site Development Agency-Norwalk

Housing agency seeks $1M for assistance plan, H 12/9/88 p9

Housing surveys-WestonStrong response to housing

survey, H 6/16/88 p15Weston LWV to study housing

needs of town [photo], H 5/10/88 p15

Housing violations-NorwalkCollins to repair houses, H

4/16/88 p1+Ex-mayor is issued notices of

violation [photo], H 4/9/88 p1+Owner cited for housing

violations: Heating, lighting, bathroom on list, H 4/15/88 p9

Housing-Aged. SEE AGED-HOUSING

Housing-Code violations-Norwalk

Four landlords charged with alleged violations, H 11/23/88 p9

Housing-DarienDarien acquires apartments for

employees, H 8/13/88 p35+Housing-Fairfield County

Council seeking out-of-city housing sites, H 12/28/88 p1+

Esposito bitter at suburbs' rejection of housing plan, H 9/14/88 p1+


Guidera: Let's develop own housing plan, H 9/28/88 p1+

Home costs in area highest in state [map], H 9/14/88 p10

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Housing-Fairfield County (Continued)

Home starts increased in March, H 4/27/88 p22

Housing stock in county must be increased-Sims, H 1/14/88 p7

Market controls housing costs [letter], H 9/19/88 p5

Mayor urges regional plan for housing, H 11/7/88 p9

Mayors selectmen meet: Housing discussion Thursday, H 11/2/88 p5

Norwalk leads neighbors in construction of housing, H 5/18/88 p1+

Opposition kills affordable housing compact, H 9/14/88 p1+

Population not behind housing cost [letter], H 10/22/88 p11

Raveis on housing: Buck stops here: Guest comment, H 3/10/88 p28

Residents would like more cheaper homes, planning survey finds, H 4/12/88 p1+

Silly season? [letter], H 8/29/88 p5Study urges local action on

housing, H 1/18/88 p1+Towns oppose pilot program for

housing, H 7/19/88 p11+Towns to receive help to create

housing plan, H 9/29/88 p11+Weston nixes state housing plan,

H 9/9/88 p1+Housing-Norwalk. SEE ALSO

ACTION HOUSING; NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY

`Affordable housing' a myth [letter], H 5/14/88 p5

1959 compromise no shield against townhouse plan, H 6/6/88 p1+


Affordable housing rule wiped out, H 12/22/88 p1+

Agency sees county need for 2,500 housing units, H 4/5/88 p7


Big crowd expected at tonight's hearing on low-cost housing, H 11/30/88 p1+

Brown backs voluntary housing plan, H 11/25/88 p4

Brown seeks new hearing. On moderate income housing plan, H 12/12/88 p5

City accepts bids for 54 housing units, H 9/16/88 p1+

Cluster home project underway: With lawsuit resolved [il], H 8/6/88 p34

Collins raps effort to repeal rule on low-cost housing [photo], H 10/11/88 p1+

Commission approves eight low-income units, H 4/8/88 p12

Construction of affordable housing to begin: On Keeler Avenue, H 7/25/88 p9

Councilman calls for panel on housing sites, H 12/22/88 p1+


Eight low-cost housing units planned, H 9/9/88 p1+

Fair Housing Officer quits after 6 months [photo], H 12/22/88 p1+

Group says new housing threatens commercial areas, H 7/27/88 p9

Housing groups present proposals to ease crisis, H 12/15/88 p4

Housing officials assure council project won't be substandard, H 1/8/88 p1+

Housing plan submitted for Ludlow School, H 2/29/88 p10

Housing program may aid city, H 8/1/88 p13

Housing program returning, H 11/14/88 p7

How to provide affordable housing [letter], H 9/8/88 p5

Just like Cuba, China and Weston [letter], H 12/22/88 p11

Land Use group recommends voluntary plan for housing, H 10/28/88 p7

Low-cost housing plan wins P & Z approval, H 1/7/88 p1+

Low-priced units win support from agency, H 7/13/88 p1+

Lower-cost housing law may be heading for repeal, H 8/26/88 p7

Neighbors gear up to battle development in Sasqua Hills, H 9/15/88 p13

New federal law sets high price tag on discrimination, H 9/15/88 p35

New state program would benefit NEON, H 11/4/88 p7

Norwalk leads neighbors in construction of housing, H 5/18/88 p1+

Opponents call `affordable' law unconstitutional, H 12/1/88 p1+

Others use affordable housing code, H 6/28/88 p1+



Pearson to push for affordable housing [photo], H 10/22/88 p5

Planners recommend voluntary bonus plan, H 11/10/88 p7

Preliminary housing plan presented: 39 units on community garden site, H 4/7/88 p7


Public input sought on zoning proposal, H 9/20/88 p17

Regulation just won't work [letter], H 12/13/88 p10

Study by state legislator discovers: Lack of affordable housing a Norwalk concern, H 6/17/88 p11

Tug-of-war over housing [letter], H 1/7/88 p5

Zoners propose ammendments (sic) to voluntary plan, H 12/5/88 p7

Zoning Commissioner favors voluntary affordable housing, H 11/16/88 p20

Housing-WestonBattle in Weston: Low cost

housing vs. environment, H 6/29/88 p1+


Selectmen agree to help pay for LVW'S (sic) survey on housing, H 11/4/88 p49+

State official tells LWV about affordable housing programs

H 10/28/88 p9+Strong response to housing

survey, H 6/16/88 p15Subdivision approved with

conditions, H 7/27/88 p33Housing-Westport. SEE ALSO

CLUSTER HOUSING-WESTPORT

Board approves funding for elderly housing plan [photo], H 4/7/88 p13

Opinions on housing differ at Westport LWV forum [photo], H 2/24/88 p13+

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Housing-Westport (Continued)Residents seek elderly housing

plan compromise, H 8/25/88 p41+

Town advised on condition of cabins at Longshore Park [photo], H 12/9/88 p45+

Town's housing record defended [photo], H 1/15/88 p27+

Housing-WiltonNeighbors blast Wilton's choice

of housing sites, H 11/23/88 p1+

Selectmen review steps for housing, H 9/20/88 p33+

How to start a business. SEE NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISES

Howard Johnson Franchise Systems

HoJo's hunts for hotel sites [photo], H 9/6/88 p13+

Howard Thompson Insurance Agency

Agency opens [photo], H 9/17/88 p14

Howard, AaronAaron Howard: The making of a

quarterback [photo], H 11/11/88 p39

Howard, EugeneDarien sexual assault: DMV

never told bus company about driver's criminal record, H 11/26/88 p4

Driver's record shocks school officials, H 11/18/88 p49

PTA reps meet Loghran over Howard case, H 12/1/88 p15+

HowmetHowmet agrees to buy jet engine

repair plant, BJ 10/17/88 p6Hoyt, Frank Sr.

Hoyt contemplating suit, H 12/13/88 p5

HRT Television & Home Appliance Center

Investigators probing fire in Post Road store, H 6/20/88 p8

Wiring blamed [photo], H 6/20/88 p1+

Hubbell, W. IrvingNorwalker to see statue

rededicated [photo], H 5/27/88 p11+

Huebner, AndreaWestporter earns DAR

scholarship, H 6/23/88 p15Huegi, Charlie

Board of Selectmen appoints new director of civil defense, H 1/7/88 p13

Hull, DavidHour Halls of Ivy, H 1/22/88 p23

Human Resource Temporary Services


Human services. SEE NAME OF TOWN-SOCIAL SERVICES

Humane treatment of animals. SEE ANIMALS, TREATMENT OF

Huminski, ChristopherJury finds Huminski not guilty, H

7/29/88 p9Huminski, Ellen

Huminski receives Gould scholarship, H 8/26/88 p7

Hungarian Reformed ChurchHungarian Reformed Church to

dedicate Harto plaque, H 6/11/88 p12

Hunt Club RestaurantRestaurant sold [photo], H

4/12/88 p20Hunter Environmental Services

Inc.Acquisitions fuel Hunter's rapid

growth, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Hunter takes scatter-shot

approach, H 9/17/88 p13+Hunter to add site services, H

10/29/88 p33Strictly Business: Hunter

Environmental net up, H 8/11/88 p13

Strictly Business: Hunter expands aquatic lab, H 12/15/88 p31

Strictly Business: Hunter pays for merger, H 3/15/88 p19

Hunting-Law and legislationShoreline reps hope to ruffle

feathers of area duck hunters, H 2/20/88 p13+

Hunting-WestportCalls for hunting ban renewed in

Westport, H 12/23/88 p1+Challenge on hunting considered,

H 11/30/88 p13+DEP requests information on

town hunting ordinance, H 12/2/88 p45+

Huntington Learning CenterLearning center provides extra

help for students [photo], H 8/9/88 p31

Hurlbutt Elementary SchoolBench dedicated in teacher's

memory [photo], H 6/14/88 p11

Clever solutions for problems big and small [photo], H 2/25/88 p1+

Enrollment increases at Hurlbutt, H 8/13/88 p35+

Little Theatre of the Deaf performers thrill audiences [photo], H 4/27/88 p35+

Youngsters shine in math [photo], H 4/23/88 p13

Hurlbutt Elementary School-Awards

First in state [photo], H 5/3/88 p1Hurlbutt School Museum

Serving food at the fair [photo], H 10/10/88 p35

Hurley, LorraineNew image develops for Catholic

schools [photo], H 2/3/88 p33+

Hurricanes1938 hurricane was region's

worst disaster [photo], H 9/19/88 p1+

Husco Engineering Corp. Inc.Wilton firm ships armrests to

BMW, H 7/19/88 p21Hyde, Joan M.

Town clerk takes oath for 14th time [photo], H 1/5/88 p13

Hydraulic Co. SEE ALSO BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC CO.

Hydraulic acquires 45% of Geotelec, H 4/19/88 p29

Hydraulic Co. net up 17%, H 2/2/88 p23

Hydraulic Co. ups dividend, H 3/24/88 p29

State pulls plug on Hydraulic: On surplus land sales, H 4/12/88 p17+

Hyers/Smith Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51, H 5/19/88 p39, H 9/29/88 p17

Hygolet Metro New EnglandHygolet acquires Long Island

firm: As financial problems mount, H 4/14/88 p27

HypnosisPolice use hypnosis to sketch

suspect, H 10/20/88 p4

II-95. SEE INTERSTATE 95;

YANKEE DOODLE BRIDGEI/AM Importing Inc.


IBM Corp.AT & T goes after Big Blue, H

8/16/88 p11+Eye on Real Estate, H 9/27/88

p15From job training program:

$422,660 `gain' reported, H 5/13/88 p10

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IBM Corp. (Continued)IBM departure to open space up

at Merritt 7 [photo], H 9/13/88 p13+

News in review, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p4

Ice cream industryIce cream delivery [photo], H

1/26/88 p54Jingling bell gives ice cream man

a boost [photo], H 8/9/88 p1+Ice hockey-Coaching

Kilgour's formula works for 17 years, H 12/29/88 p25+

Ice hockey-Fairfield CountyMid-Fairfield Mites garner state

hockey championship [photo], H 3/16/88 p26

Ice hockey-New CanaanRidgefield captures FCIAC

hockey title, H 2/29/88 p26Ice hockey-Norwalk


Cross coach praises NHS' Palmer [photo], H 1/28/88 p17+

From coach to dean, Morgan's done it all [photo], H 7/29/88 p33+


Marathon Hockey champs [photo], H 6/11/88 p28



NHS goalie enjoying great year [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

Norwalk's Palmer, Wrecker trio make All-Division hockey teams [photo], H 3/23/88 p23


The Hour looks back when....[Norwalk 1940 HCA Hockey Cubs] [photo], H 2/18/88 p30

Transfer does it all for BMHS [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+


Ice hockey-WestonStaples among state favorites, H

2/29/88 p27Suffield zips Weston in state

hockey, H 3/3/88 p21

Ice hockey-WestportNorwalk's Palmer, Wrecker trio

make All-Division hockey teams [photo], H 3/23/88 p23

Staples among state favorites, H 2/29/88 p27

Wreckers advance to semis [photo], H 3/7/88 p23+

Ice hockey-WiltonKilgour's formula works for 17

years, H 12/29/88 p25+Wilton's Griswold nets winning

goal [photo], H 1/14/88 p17+Ice rinks. SEE SKATING RINKS-

NAME OF TOWNIce skating rinks. SEE SKATING

RINKSIce skating-Coaching

World Class Magi Kuhn: She's a trainer of champs on ice and off [photo], H 4/7/88 p37+

Ice skating-NorwalkSkating champs [photo], H

5/13/88 p39Ideals

Self-help is on the way at new store: No promises made [photo], H 3/3/88 p33+

Iesto, Christopher MichaelDonations of blood suggested by

Viesto, H 2/3/88 p8Il Villano

It's Italian fare! [photo], H 10/1/88 p17

IlliteracyMotorola tells area execs about

illiteracy problems, H 6/21/88 p13

Image BookChamber of Commerce publishes

Image Book, H 9/13/88 p14Image Techniques Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 12/5/88 p18Images Sculptural Concepts

GalleryAt Sculptural Images, H 12/17/88

p27In SoNo exhibit [photo], H

9/29/88 p20Sidewalk exercise [photo], H

10/27/88 p8Images, Thermal. SEE THERMAL

IMAGING PRODUCTSImhof, Blanche

By Blanche Imhof [photo], H 8/12/88 p13

Imperial Ave.-WestportParking lot paving plan turned

down again: By Westport Board of Finance, H 7/7/88 p13+

Imperial Bridge-WestonCommission closes Imperial

Bridge hearing, H 3/1/88 p11+

Subdivision approved by Weston P & Z, H 4/12/88 p9+

Imports. SEE COMMERCEIncendiary bombs-Norwalk

Fire bomb thrown at two-story home, H 12/15/88 p5

One man freed of charges in firebombing, H 8/4/88 p11

Indecent exposure-NorwalkMan exposes himself, H 10/22/88

p8Man who exposed himself to

female trooper sought, H 11/16/88 p7

Police Blotter: 2nd exposure incident reported, H 9/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Indecent exposure reported, H 9/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man exposes himself at hospital, H 2/17/88 p8

Independence BroadcastingEye on Real Estate, H 8/23/88

p17Independent Party-Norwalk

DePalma withdrawing from Indy leadership position [photo], H 2/13/88 p1+

Hempstead resumes lead of city's Independent Party, H 2/16/88 p9

Independent Party offers zoning slate, H 4/28/88 p1+


Industrial designers-NorwalkLocal designer handles offbeat

job [photo], H 4/14/88 p26Industrial sites-Norwalk

Industrial space: market `stable' [photo], H 8/30/88 p29+

Industry-Environmental aspects. SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION INDUSTRIES-ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS UNDER NAMES OF COUNTRIES, CITIES, ETC.

Manufacturers advised to adopt environmental safety programs, BJ 11/28/88 p 1+

Indyk, Dr. DianeNorwalk Hospital names two to

its medical staff [photo], H 9/6/88 p28

InflationLocal verify inflation statistics, H

5/20/88 p1+Influenza vaccines-Norwalk

Annual fall flu shot clinics scheduled: Health Department program begins Oct. 4, H 9/19/88 p11

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Influenza vaccines-Norwalk (Continued)

Four tables, no waiting [photo], H 10/10/88 p11

Information AgeFocus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21Injunctions-Norwalk

Temporary injunction against local refuse firm approved, H 8/8/88 p7

Inserra, JoAnnNorwalk Hospital adds second

genetic counselor, H 12/27/88 p27

Instrumental music-WestportMusic School Gala tonight, H

10/28/88 p20Instruments, analytical

Perkin-Elmer strikes Digital deal, H 10/27/88 p29

Instruments, Musical. SEE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Insurance companiesA. L. Williams: insurance bad boy

[photo], H 9/8/88 p23+Fred S. James subleases office

space at Riverpark, H 10/25/88 p15

Local agency sales leader in insurance, H 2/25/88 p36

Insurance, HealthHealth insurance rates up 40-

60%, H 7/28/88 p27+Inter-City Touch Football

League. SEE TOUCH FOOTBALL

Intercontinental Publications Inc.Second Wind courts over-50

crowd [photo], H 5/3/88 p31Interfaith Housing Association

Concerns raised on shelter move, H 10/25/88 p9+

Planned move of homeless shelter hits snag, H 10/3/88 p9

Selectmen vote to fund shelter move, H 9/23/88 p25+

Shelter site on agenda again, H 9/24/88 p37+

Interior decoratorsFairfield's interior design firms

[chart], BJ 10/24/88 p14New interior designers [photo], H

9/15/88 p26Interior Designers. SEE

INTERIOR DECORATORSIntermatrix Inc.


Intermediate Schools. SEE MIDDLE SCHOOLS-NAME OF TOWN

Internal Revenue Service. SEE IRS

International Car PartsStrictly Business: Car parts

dealer wins contract, H 10/6/88 p45

International Creative Data Industries Inc.


International Deli. SEE ALSO KAYE, ARNOLD; LIQUOR LAWS-WESTPORT

Kaye wants law changed so Deli can serve liquor, H 11/4/88 p49+

International Executive Service Corps.

Retiree takes on overseas projects, H 11/22/88 p11+

International Heritage BallGroup to honor O'Connor, Vita, H

6/29/88 p12Heritage honorees [photo], H

10/20/88 p18International Hospital

Committee of Fairfield County

Fairfield County visited by journalists from Korea, H 6/9/88 p17

International Service SystemsInternational Service Systems

leases in Greenwich, BJ 12/19/88 p11

International Systems Service Corp.

Three new tenants lease at First Stamford Pl, BJ 11/14/88 p10

International trade. SEE COMMERCE

Intersections (Highway engineering). SEE ROADS-INTERCHANGES AND INTERSECTIONS

Interstate 95. SEE ALSO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS-INTERSTATE 95; WEIGH STATIONS (TRUCKS); YANKEE DOODLE BRIDGE


Burns promises to limit tie-ups in traffic from work on roads, H 6/8/88 p9

Collapse spurred massive repairs program [photo], H 6/28/88 p1+

Commuter group wants contractor doing I-95 fined, H 9/7/88 p7

Construction shift snarls I-95 traffic [photo], H 8/18/88 p7

DOT says highway speed averages 54 mph [photo], H 8/30/88 p1+

Grass found by turnpike baffles experts [photo], H 9/22/88 p15


How long can this be going on? [photo], H 6/24/88 p1+

Inspections to close lanes on bridges over turnpike, H 10/4/88 p34

Most I-95 deaths involve trucks, H 10/25/88 p6

Next, the tooth fairy [edit], H 8/31/88 p4

Noise barrier funds for Norwalk okayed, H 7/26/88 p6

Pavers show progress on Yankee Doodle Bridge [photo], H 8/5/88 p1+

Ramp closure strands East Avenue, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p44

Solutions sought for I-95 traffic problems, H 5/2/88 p1+

SWRPA starts I-95 study, H 7/20/88 p12


Unhappy with state DOT [letter], H 7/15/88 p5

Work shifts to new portion of Yankee Doodle Bridge, H 8/17/88 p8

Interstate 95-Entrance rampsThe `lost city' of East Norwalk

[letter], H 5/27/88 p5Intrafamily violence. SEE

FAMILY VIOLENCEInvestment advisers. SEE ALSO

NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL FIRMS

Acorn Financial Group, BD 10–11/88 p32+

Discount broker uses array of asset managers [photo], H 9/8/88 p25

Market risk rises as takeover activity grows, Wright notes, BJ 10/10/88 p8

Investment Property ResourcesFormer stockbrokers now market

real estate limited partnerships, BJ 10/24/88 p1+

Invitations By DaleCalligraphy enhances wedding

invitations and thank-you notes [photo], H 8/30/88 p18

110


Iorio, Mark J.Additional delays in Iorio case, H

8/27/88 p35+Hearing for Iorio postponed, H

8/24/88 p35+Iorio pleads not guilty, H 5/20/88

p1+Manslaughter charges filed in I-

95 crash [photo], H 4/28/88 p1+

Police Blotter: New charge lodged, H 6/2/88 p8

Ireland, Anne S.Students, faculty in tribute: `The

voice of NCC', H 2/26/88 p6Ireland, Barbara

Ireland bill on Route 7 approved, H 4/28/88 p15+

IRS-NorwalkStrictly Business: IRS to extend

telephone hours, H 12/27/88 p13

Irvine, WilliamCook Laboratories still in

business [photo], H 2/11/88 p27+

Isaac St.-NorwalkLand owners invited to meeting

on Isaac Street parking plan, H 4/1/88 p10

Island Supply Co.Merchant draws criticism for

erecting sign at store, H 3/24/88 p12

Isler, Peter F.Rowayton duo selected for

America's Cup races [photo], H 8/30/88 p25

The Hour looks back when....[Peter Isler, BMHS 1973 graduate, navigator of US Stars & Stripes, winner of 1987 America's Cup] [photo], H 6/23/88 p26

Isoetec Communications Inc. SEE ALSO EXECUTONE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC.

Despite cost cutting: Acquisition hurts Isoetec profits, H 5/19/88 p39

Isoetec's Alan Kessman awarded as entrepreneur [photo], H 7/5/88 p26

Manage a troi nets phone maker third place: Three-way conversation [photo], H 3/3/88 p34

Strictly Business: Isoetec closes Executone deal, H 2/9/88 p25

Strictly Business: Isoetec net up 375% in quarter, H 4/14/88 p26

Strictly Business: Isoetec obtains line of credit, H 4/12/88 p17

Strictly Business: Isoetec to be renamed Executone, H 6/9/88 p27

Strictly Business: Isoetec, Vodavi approve merger, H 7/12/88 p19

Strictly Business: NCR to install Isoetec systems, H 2/11/88 p27

Israel, William S.Israel halts retirement to serve as

Fox Run interim principal, H 7/8/88 p7

Ivanhoe Lodge No. 107Longtime lodge members

honored [photo], H 10/24/88 p38

Izzo, AngeloSchool for deaf senior receives a

scholarship, H 6/27/88 p33

JJ & T Auto Sales


J. A. C. E. TransportationNew school buses fully equipped

[photo], H 10/6/88 p48School officials concerned that

bus was unregistered, H 3/17/88 p8

J. J. Gallagher Associates Inc.Consulting firms merge forces to

form King, Chapman, Broussard & Gallagher, BJ 12/26/88 p2

J. Sponza and Associates Inc. Advertising

Wilton agency marks milestone [photo], H 12/22/88 p26

J.& W. Masonary ContractorsNew business names, J 10/17/88

p18Jackson, Kent

Home/Town People, H 4/5/88 p13Jackson, Tony

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32Jacoby/Storm Productions Inc.

Ethics topic for Westport film-makers [photo], H 2/2/88 p23

Jacquin, LisaHorse, rider leap toward

Olympics [photo], H 6/20/88 p23+

Jaeger, Michael V.Darien Merit Scholars both want

to go to Yale [photo], H 10/5/88 p36

Jaffe, MarvynBoard pays tribute to Staples

principal [photo], H 11/25/88 p61+

Jaffee, Daniel M.Suit files against city in crash with

police car, H 10/6/88 p27Jai Alai

Gates, Anastasia playing jai alai at Hartford fronton, H 8/31/88 p26

Rastocky making his mark at Milford Jai-Alai [photo], H 7/14/88 p27+

Jail BailArea residents spend time behind

bars: Annual `Jail Bail' a success, H 7/16/88 p14

Jails-Fairfield CountyArea police chiefs favor regional

holding facility [photo], H 5/6/88 p17+

Jails-NorwalkWestport man dies after cell

hanging, H 11/30/88 p1+Westport man found hanging in

police cell, H 11/28/88 p8James River Corp.

James River buys Diamond stock, H 9/27/88 p17

James River income up, H 3/29/88 p23

James River net up 23% in quarter, H 11/22/88 p11

James River to market baby wipes, H 10/27/88 p29+

Strictly Business: James River buys into Turkish Firm, H 12/17/88 p13

Strictly Business: James River completes acquisition, H 12/20/88 p17

Strictly Business: James River earnings up 19%, H 8/20/88 p13

Strictly Business: James River halts acquisition, H 4/19/88 p25

Strictly Business: James River in joint venture, H 5/3/88 p29

Strictly Business: James River joint venture in Spain, H 12/29/88 p21

Strictly Business: James River net up for quarter, H 2/25/88 p33

Strictly Business: James River plans acquisition, H 5/31/88 p19

Strictly Business: James River to expand in Europe, H 9/10/88 p13

Strictly Business: James River to lease paper mill, H 5/12/88 p29

Strictly Business: James River to offer debentures, H 10/6/88 p45

111


James River Corp. (Continued)Strictly Business: James River

yearly net up 23%, H 5/24/88 p27

Strictly Business: James River, Fuji sign agreement, H 7/21/88 p17

James, FrankJames estate helping care group,

H 9/16/88 p10James, Paul & Isella [Bryce]

Paul James' wed 50 years, H 8/13/88 p18

Janis, Norbert. SEE NORBERT JANIS

Jaquier, MaryPark suggested as tribute: To

deceased SoNo resident, H 1/23/88 p16

Jarboe, Barbara DeLalloNorwalk nurse backs space

center, H 1/28/88 p1+Javery, Marian Boucher

Shopper killer sought, H 6/7/88 p1+

Jax-Fax MagazineRivals fight for ad revenues, H

11/8/88 p13+Jaycees. SEE NORWALK

JAYCEESJC Penney Department Store

JC Penney opening [photo], H 3/19/88 p15

Jefferson SchoolCommittee approves plans for

additions to 2 schools, H 2/11/88 p6

Happy Birthday Jefferson [photo], H 12/14/88 p19

Jefferson thanks [letter], H 4/16/88 p5

Teacher reflects [letter], H 8/25/88 p5


Jefferson School-AwardsFifth grader wins annual history

prize [photo], H 5/12/88 p32Jefferson School paper second in

county contest, H 4/14/88 p12Jefferson School-Staff

A lasting impression [photo], H 4/30/88 p1

Jem Brands Inc.Jem Brands makes first

acquisition, H 9/20/88 p13+Norwalk's Jem Brands completes

acquisition of Louisana company, BJ 12/26/88 p8

Strictly Business: Jem Brands completes acquisition, H 12/22/88 p25

Jennings Plaza-WestportJennings Plaza shopping center

sold, BJ 12/12/88 p 9Westport property sold to New

York partnership, BJ 12/19/88 p11

Jennings, BessieCancer Society invites visitors to

tour Elmstead [photo], H 12/1/88 p15+

Jensen-Chretien, AmyMarriage to French astronaut

widens area woman's horizons [photo], H 5/4/88 p1+

Jeretus, Jerry M.Planner hired in Wilton, H 8/4/88

p41+Jevne, John H.


Jewish Federation of NorwalkWomen to share their

experiences, H 4/25/88 p14Jo Fox Inc.


Job cuts. SEE EMPLOYEES, DISMISSAL OF-NAME OF TOWN

Job interviews. SEE EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWING

Joblessness. SEE UNEMPLOYMENT

Jobs for Connecticut Youth Program

27 city students complete skill training program, H 6/17/88 p13

Jody Lexow Yacht ChartersWedding, family vacation [photo],

H 6/3/88 p28Joey's Pizza


Jogging. SEE RUNNINGJohn Casablancas/Elite Models

Modeling AgencyAspiring models face off [photo],

H 2/29/88 p1+John O'Keefe and Associates

Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25Johnny Appleseed

Children remember Johnny Appleseed, H 10/6/88 p49

Johnson, BillIndia exchange student drawn

back to a distant world [photo], H 4/4/88 p9

Johnson, Craig R.AT & T rate cuts change ball

game, H 10/20/88 p13+Peoples Phone Co.: Small but

feisty [photo], H 2/18/88 p23+Johnson, Everne Diamond

Baby Everne's death called homicide by cops, H 9/10/88 p1

Everne Johnson laid to rest: The Roodner Court shootings [photo], H 7/23/88 p1+



Johnson, JudithAttorney responds on

appearances, H 1/22/88 p11+Johnson, Mark


Johnson, PhyllisIndia exchange student drawn

back to a distant world [photo], H 4/4/88 p9

Jones, David O.Railroad advocate presses for

improvements, H 4/29/88 p11Jones, Edwin H. Jr.

Edwin H. Jones Jr., ex-chairman of the school board, H 1/5/88 p6

Jones, Errick V.Errick V. Jones named alternate

to zoning panel, H 11/25/88 p33

Jones, Paul L.Council ok's Paul Jones'

appointment to agency, H 11/23/88 p4

Jonsson, GlennSeason rides on Jonsson, H

9/16/88 p23Jordan, John W.

Jordan honored by friends [photo], H 8/20/88 p35+

Testimonial set for Darien chief [photo], H 8/12/88 p41

Joubert, Rev. Phillip CharlesCalvary Baptist plans services for

installation of new pastor [photo], H 5/14/88 p10+

Journalism-Fairfield CountyFairfield County visited by

journalists from Korea, H 6/9/88 p17

July Fourth. SEE FOURTH OF JULY

Jump Rope for HeartThanks area students for efforts

[letter], H 6/17/88 p5

112


Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut

Students learn to win, lose by playing `stock' market [photo], H 5/27/88 p9

Junior high schools. SEE MIDDLE SCHOOLS-NAME OF TOWN

Junior League of Stamford-Norwalk

Agencies here focus on domestic violence [photo], H 10/6/88 p15

Junior League elects new board [photo], H 9/7/88 p17

Junior League prints state seafood cookbook [photo], H 5/4/88 p25+

New in Junior League [photo], H 3/24/88 p41

New members of Jr. League [photo], H 6/2/88 p19

Project of Junior League: Pet therapy brings love to disabled [photo], H 8/31/88 p20

Junk trade-NorwalkComments upsetting to junk yard

owners, H 1/27/88 p7Juran Institute

Alligators' role in quality training [photo], H 7/14/88 p23+

Zen-like approach to quality control at Juran Institute, H 9/24/88 p23+

Juran, Joseph M.Juran honored by Stevens

Institute, H 7/1/88 p38Zen-like approach to quality

control at Juran Institute, H 9/24/88 p23+

Juretus, Jerry T.Wilton man voices concern about

Lewisboro proposal, H 9/27/88 p11+

Just for Kids Learning CenterHearing on center delayed, H

11/10/88 p8Learning center hearing

postponed, H 12/1/88 p5State suspends license of local

day care center [photo], H 11/3/88 p1+

KKahn, Peggy

Handwriting tells her a lot about you [photo], H 8/4/88 p1+

Kalaher, Nancy A.Kalaher gives report to state PTA

members, H 10/3/88 p9

Kalaher, Richard A.Kalaher to talk on legal issues

and coal industry [photo], H 3/11/88 p29

Kalamarides, JamieHour Halls of Ivy, H 1/22/88 p23

Kammerman, JimJunior tops city laxmen [photo], H

5/5/88 p35+Norwalk junior cops city lacrosse

scoring [photo], H 6/8/88 p37+

Norwalk wins, 13-2, behind Kammerman [photo], H 5/11/88 p25+

Kanaga, Lawrence W.Kanaga joins local law firm

[photo], H 6/7/88 p12Kantor, James

Local student completes trip through South, H 4/8/88 p28

Karl Chevrolet Co.Service award [photo], H 4/19/88

p28Karp, Charlie

Is Charlie Karp's wait over? Name Droppers' label could spell FAME [photo], H 4/22/88 p13+

Karpinski, PeteHome/Town People, H 8/23/88

p13Kaslove, Ruth

Home/Town People [photo], H 3/22/88 p27

Katherine Gibbs SchoolGibbs School trains students for

lucrative secretarial jobs, BJ 12/5/88 p11

Gibbs' skills viewed as management basis [photo], H 4/25/88 p15+

Katharine Gibbs enrollment grows [photo], H 8/30/88 p29+

Katz Realty Inc.Commissioners favor Katz bid for

City Hall [photo], H 4/27/88 p1+


Katz Realty represented Amity 63 Limited Partnership in sale of unit, H 10/25/88 p15

Katz, Robert A.10-story hotel at old city hall


City Hall sale approved by 2nd District, H 5/25/88 p1+

Condos, ballroom are featured in Katz's proposal [photo], H 2/3/88 p10

Katz may be high bidder for city hall, H 3/16/88 p1+

Katz relinquishes any claim to mural in former city hall, H 8/4/88 p9

Katz unveils RR station proposal [photo], H 2/1/88 p1+


Robert Katz to be `roasted' [photo], H 10/18/88 p16

Katz, Virginia (Ginger)STAR workshop a stellar town

resource: `Ginger' Katz tells the world [photo], H 5/9/88 p13+

Kaufman Black Lyons Inc.Eye on Real Estate: Work under

way [photo], H 6/2/88 p27Kaufman Carpets

Eye on Real Estate: New store [photo], H 3/29/88 p21

Kaufman, Black, Lyons Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 10/11/88

p13Eye on Real Estate: Taking

shape [photo], H 9/13/88 p13Kaufman, Caryn


Kaufman, ZennZenn Kaufman dies at 81, author,

community leader, H 4/12/88 p6

Kaye, ArnoldKaye asks P & Z to amend 1,500-

foot rule, H 12/13/88 p27+Kaye has done things his way

[photo], H 8/13/88 p35+P & Z to take up amendment to

1,500-foot rule, H 12/12/88 p33

KB Software ManagementNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18KCS Industries of Connecticut


Kealey, JudithTalented Norwalkers [photo], H

3/18/88 p13Kealey, Scott

Talented Norwalkers [photo], H 3/18/88 p13

Keehan, EdwardRevolutionary-era house given

new life [photo], H 4/28/88 p15+

Keeler Ave.-NorwalkConstruction of affordable

housing to begin: On Keeler Avenue, H 7/25/88 p9

113


Keeler's Hardware StoreStore development plan narrowly

wins approval, H 6/30/88 p24Keeley, Kevin

Leader leaves, H 9/28/88 p11Keene, Jeffrey

McCarthy, Keene named Westport assistant chiefs [photo], H 1/2/88 p13

Keith, ElizabethAllstate scholarship awarded to

Keith, H 9/23/88 p6Keith, Jeff


Kellaher, Donald T.138th-Anastasia, Kellaher

[photo], H 11/7/88 p11Kellaher believes local

businessmen need help, H 10/19/88 p22

Kellaher to challenge Anastasia in 138th, H 7/8/88 p10



Kelleher, KevinHomequity supports appraisal

legislation, H 3/17/88 p28Keller, Corey E.


Kellogg, Jonathan BellKellogg selected new Sixth

District commissioner [photo], H 11/14/88 p7

Kellogg-Deering Well Field-Norwalk

EPA hopes to track well field contaminants, H 1/15/88 p1

Kells, SharonInvestors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Kelly Milne Real Estate

Kelly Milne Real Estate spotlights top producer [photo], H 9/22/88 p54

Kelly, Alex A.Kelly still on lam a year later, H

2/19/88 p1+Kelly's parents halt foreclosure

on home, H 2/25/88 p37Kelly, Andrew

Art imitates life. Death and taxes intrude [photo], H 10/11/88 p13+

Kelsey Brown SherwoodKelsey Brown Sherwood agency

joins Schlott, BJ 12/5/88 p6

Kemeny, AlexandraNew Kemeny musical to open at

Westport Town Hall Friday, H 9/7/88 p17

Praises show [letter], H 6/3/88 p5Kemeny, Cheryl

New Kemeny musical to open at Westport Town Hall Friday, H 9/7/88 p17

Praises show [letter], H 6/3/88 p5Kendall Court-Norwalk

Half the decks at Kendall Court not secured by bolts, city says [photo on p8], H 9/20/88 p1+


Kendall SchoolAsbestos removal, new material

could triple roof cost, H 9/15/88 p10

Parents tell panel they don't like Kendall changes, H 10/13/88 p9

Work started on new library [photo], H 8/9/88 p15

Kent Park OfficesEye on Real Estate: Good

neighbor [photo], H 6/16/88 p27

Kepchar, RobertKepchar appointed Westport's

new Deputy Fire Marshal [photo], H 7/1/88 p37

Kerner, WendyHarp students recital May 15, H

5/7/88 p15Kerr, Dan

Wilton's Dan Kerr named all-state, H 12/21/88 p28

Kerschner Co. SEE NOLAN K. KERSCHNER CO. INC.

Kerschner, Nolan K. SEE NOLAN K. KERSCHNER CO.

Kessman, AlanIsoetec's Alan Kessman awarded

as entrepreneur [photo], H 7/5/88 p26

Kettle ponds. SEE PONDS-NORWALK

Kettles, ShonaCarver Foundation winners

named in talent, modeling [photo], H 5/14/88 p16

Key LogoNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Keystone Inc.

Keystone Foundation gets grants totalling $20,000, H 6/16/88 p6

Keystone given $10,000 grant, H 10/25/88 p5

Named [photo], H 4/4/88 p17Khan, Ahmed

NHS graduate on tape about picking college, H 2/17/88 p12

Kibby CommunicationsFocus on Marketing, H 3/1/88 p20

Kidnapping-NorwalkAlleged victim of abduction turns

up safe; charges dropped, H 1/12/88 p7

Husband charged with kidnapping, H 8/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Kidnapping warrants issued, H 1/9/88 p8

Police: Kidnap was hoax, H 8/2/88 p7

Suspect in city abduction enters not guilty plea, H 1/7/88 p8


Kilty, JeromePerformers set gala benefit

concert: The date is Sept. 17 [photo], H 9/9/88 p24

Kimball, JeanneMadrigal's Jeanne Kimball

[photo], H 4/28/88 p20Kimberly Quality Care


Kimberly, Cox & Harnish Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Eye on Real Estate: Arranges


Kindergarten-NorwalkParents favor full-time aides in all

kindergarten classes, H 11/30/88 p4

Kindler, K. J.Kindler leads Lady Warriors:

Sixth FCIAC crown in a row [photo], H 2/12/88 p39+

King IndustriesFire Department surveying toxic

chemicals in Norwalk [photo], H 12/1/88 p1+

King SchoolLow-Heywood, King schools plan

to merge, H 1/13/88 p7Norwalk woman to head

combined schools, H 1/14/88 p26

Norwalkers honored at Low-Heywood, H 7/12/88 p10

King's BirthdayExpanded school program to

note Dr. King anniversary, H 1/13/88 p16

NY legislator MLK Day speaker [photo], H 1/16/88 p1+

114


King's Birthday (Continued)Parents must fight to achieve

dream: Educator says at King Day forum, H 1/19/88 p7

Pastor: Don't abandon the crusade [photo], H 1/18/88 p1+

Rep. Flake: Can't `rap' case before the Supreme Court, H 1/19/88 p1+

Special rites set for MLK anniversary, H 1/13/88 p16

King's Daughters & Sons HomeWrecking crew demolishes

former King's Daughters and Sons home [photo], H 8/11/88 p9

King, Dr. Martin luther Jr. Day. SEE KING'S BURTHDAY

King, Arthur H.Bridgeport Engineering names

chairman, H 1/26/88 p44King, Chapman & Broussard Inc.

Consulting firms merge forces to form King, Chapman, Broussard & Gallagher, BJ 12/26/88 p2

King, Chapman, Broussard & Gallagher Inc.

Consulting firms merge forces to form King, Chapman, Broussard & Gallagher, BJ 12/26/88 p2

King, MaryhelenKing elected to head Seaport

Association [photo], H 1/23/88 p1+

King, RalphHow sweet this win is. McMahon

2, Staples o [photo], H 9/28/88 p24

King, Richard S.Esposito names King to

commission, H 10/12/88 p9King-Casey Inc.

Improving trash. Area firm goes one up on wastebasket [photo], H 10/22/88 p13+

King-Kennedy Apartments-Norwalk

Drug dealing, prostitution in complex irk tenant, H 3/18/88 p7

Drugs rampant [letter], H 10/3/88 p5

Kings Highway SchoolChildren remember Johnny

Appleseed, H 10/6/88 p49Dressed for the occasion [photo],

H 10/29/88 p9Winning covers [photo], H

6/16/88 p15

Kirwan, Dr. LawrenceEye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25Local surgeon aids `freedom

fighter': Through AmeriCares program [photo], H 7/5/88 p19

Kiss, Dr. MarieProfessor nominated by Harvard

[photo], H 8/9/88 p24Kiwanis Club. SEE NAME OF

TOWN KIWANIS CLUBKiwanis Emergency Shelter.

SEE NORWALK KIWANIS EMERGENCY SHELTER

Kiwanis Pond-WiltonStamford kids enjoy visit to

Kiwanis Pond [photo], H 8/13/88 p35+

Kleaning by McKleansBankruptcies, BJ 12/26/88 p14

Klein, Dr. EricDr. Klein joins dental practice

[photo], H 2/22/88 p33Klink, Karen

Karen Klink [photo], H 1/8/88 p16Knapp, Jennifer

Launch stirs memory for four Norwalkers, H 9/29/88 p1+

Knapp, Theresa M.Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13

Knaus, AlHome/Town People [photo], H

3/22/88 p27Knaus, Jane


Knight, KevinNorwalker to be honored for

shelter volunteer work [photo], H 7/25/88 p13

Knights of Columbus100th anniversary: Reagan lauds

K of C, H 7/13/88 p6Knights honor many members

[photo], H 6/29/88 p26Knights of Columbus celebrate

centennial [photo], H 7/23/88 p10

Knights present check [photo], H 5/21/88 p24

Knights present scholarships [photo], H 6/30/88 p12

Norwalk Knights recognizing veteran members Wednesday, H 4/23/88 p10+

Knights of Columbus-South Norwalk

Honored by Knights [photo], H 12/6/88 p4

K of C donates $5,000 to St. Joseph's campaign, H 6/15/88 p10

Knock on Wood AntiquesCelebrating 5th anniversary

[photo], H 12/17/88 p27Knopp, Alex


Atkin, Knoop, (sic) Fuchs endorsed by NOW, H 10/19/88 p20

Bill giving municipalities local authority over waterways passed by Legislature, H 4/23/88 p14

Democrats are to blame [letter], H 9/21/88 p5

Justice for All gives backing to Knopp, H 11/2/88 p9

Knopp announces re-election bid [photo], H 7/19/88 p7

Knopp appointed to panel, H 2/2/88 p11

Knopp believes town control of development is a priority, H 9/22/88 p12

Knopp charges opponent indulging in negative campaigning [letter], H 9/23/88 p5

Knopp opposed [letter], H 10/28/88 p13



Questions promises without taxes [letter], H 10/7/88 p5

Raps campaign [letter], H 7/29/88 p5

Rebuttal [letter], H 9/30/88 p5Seniors get pass for buses, H

5/13/88 p9Koch, Edward I.

Center invitation extended to Koch, H 7/22/88 p6

Koch declines invitation to visit Maritime Center, H 8/8/88 p9

Who needs Ed Koch here? [letter], H 8/4/88 p5

Koerwer, Michelle L.Koerwer garners full scholarship,

H 5/14/88 p26Kollmorgen Corp.

Vernitron bids for Kollmorgen, H 12/17/88 p14

Korevaar, David29th benefit [photo], H 4/22/88

p13David Korevaar is awarded

William Kapell piano prize [photo], H 8/11/88 p18

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Korin, AnneWeston student chosen for

national honor [photo], H 5/10/88 p1+

Korn Ferry InternationalNine new tenants lease space


Koronkiewicz, RichardMedals awarded, H 9/9/88 p15

Koskerides, AntoniosDiner owner guilty of tax evasion,

H 7/20/88 p11Owner of local diner given jail

sentence in tax case, H 9/26/88 p7

Penny's owner indicted, H 4/1/88 p1+

Kowall, Michael J.Negligence suit filed in soccer

death, H 12/2/88 p1Kozma, Bill


Krasnavage, Paul. SEE ALSO FOOTBALL-NORWALK


Krasnavage counts on role players, H 11/18/88 p33+


NHS' biggest grid game in 40 years; Bears to face Warriors Saturday, H 11/18/88 p33+

Kraus, ElliotOngley, Kraus become

administrators at Staples, H 7/8/88 p14

Krazy Vin'sPub and deli to replace Krazy

Vin's [photo], H 5/12/88 p13+Krumeich, Edward T

It's the law, BD 10–11/88 p 38+Kruse, Robert

City cop commended, H 8/31/88 p10

Kruseski, AlbertAfter 8 years, Kruseski is

defeated: In election for police union presidency, H 1/29/88 p10

Kuczo, AndrewHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Kuhn, Magi

World Class Magi Kuhn: She's a trainer of champs on ice and off [photo], H 4/7/88 p37+

Kulhawik, EdwardYouth officer selected as top

student, H 3/18/88 p29+

Kurt Rath JewelersA day's worth of digging [photo],

H 8/10/88 p12Kurt, Evelyn

In Landmark Lobby [photo], H 9/9/88 p22

Kurtzman, JoelKurtzman predicts hard times

coming for New Englanders [photo], H 10/20/88 p41+

LL'Ambiance Plaza

$41 million settlement ends L'Ambiance suits, H 11/15/88 p1+

Damages sought from L'Ambiance building partners, H 1/22/88 p1+

Judge's ruling clears way for L'Ambiance debris test, H 5/19/88 p6

L'Ambiance settlements delayed, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p35

L'Ambiance victims offered settlement by mediation panel, H 9/12/88 p1+

Norwalk firm claims flaw overlooked, H 9/12/88 p1+

Since our last issue, I 11/25–12/8/88 p3

L.T.D. Driving SchoolNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Labatt Importers Inc.

Marketing Briefs, BJ 10/24/88 p5Moussy ads move from tv to

radio [photo], H 4/14/88 p25+Moussy in ten-pack [photo], H

10/20/88 p15Strictly Business: June record

month for Labatt, H 7/19/88 p19

Strictly Business: Rolling Rock promotion day [photo], H 3/17/88 p25

LaBianca, CarlAttorneys want city, LaBianca cut

from suit, H 7/19/88 p9Chief LaBianca suggests to let

Roodner Court residents set the rules, H 10/14/88 p1+

LaBianca makes proposal for 9 mm pistols, H 9/20/88 p7

Police promotions draw protests [photo], H 2/26/88 p1+

Riled Rilling walks out on chief [photo], H 2/26/88 p1+

Use of funds by LaBianca irks board, H 6/7/88 p1+

Labor laws and legislationEmployment `at will' has its limits,

H 10/1/88 p14

Labor supply-Forecasting. SEE EMPLOYMENT FORECASTING

Laboratory animals`Essential' research at heart of U.

S. Surgical debate, H 8/27/88 p1


State sanctions use of dogs by U. S. Surgical, H 10/29/88 p1+

U. S. Surgical may move facility if state disallows use of animals, H 8/25/88 p1+

LaChapalle, MaryFlag raising [photo], H 10/24/88

p8Lack, Nancy

National curling begins in Darien [photo], H 1/29/88 p30

LaClair, JoelleExchange Club awardee [photo],

H 7/7/88 p7Lacrosse-Darien


Lacrosse-New CanaanLacrosse facts & figures: Preview

[photo], H 3/30/88 p13+New Canaan shocks Wilton

[photo], H 5/27/88 p31+Warriors on warpath for titles;

other teams looking for states, H 3/30/88 p13

Wilton (16-0) vs. New Canaan (13-4): FCIAC lacrosse title at stake, H 5/24/88 p17+

Lacrosse-NorwalkHerold's 5 goals leads NHS

lacrosse team, H 5/28/88 p41+

High praise of trainer [letter], H 4/28/88 p5

Junior tops city laxmen [photo], H 5/5/88 p35+


Lacrosse still an enigma at McMahon, H 3/31/88 p49+

NHS program has grown steadily, H 3/31/88 p49+

Norwalk junior cops city lacrosse scoring [photo], H 6/8/88 p37+

Norwalk laxmen continue streak with 12th straight over McMahon [photo], H 4/1/88 p41+



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Lacrosse-Norwalk (Continued)Warriors on warpath for titles;


Lacrosse-WestonLacrosse facts & figures: Preview



Lacrosse-WestportLacrosse facts & figures: Preview



Lacrosse-WiltonLacrosse facts & figures: Preview

[photo], H 3/30/88 p13+New Canaan shocks Wilton

[photo], H 5/27/88 p31+Over 2,000 see Wilton win

lacrosse title [photo], H 6/6/88 p15+




Wilton lacrosse finishes unbeaten, H 5/21/88 p18

Laffaye, Dr. Horace A.One of two county members:

Laffaye elected to surgical society [photo], H 11/21/88 p21

Laidlaw Transportation Co.Alleged marijuana dealer was

driver, H 10/12/88 p9Board fines Laidlaw for late

buses, H 9/30/88 p1+Canadian firm holds the edge

with bid for school bus contract [photo p1], H 1/15/88 p7

Darien sexual assault: DMV never told bus company about driver's criminal record, H 11/26/88 p4

Late buses blamed on driver shortage [photo], H 9/20/88 p1+

Laudlaw purchases school buses: City receives check for $420,000 [photo], H 7/1/88 p7

Law of supply and demand [letter], H 9/30/88 p5

Missed school day will be added to school calendar, H 12/13/88 p8

New bus pact may save $3.1 million, H 1/20/88 p9

School board approves bus contract: Funding for deficit to be requested, H 2/3/88 p10

Walk to school gets shorter, but more parents want buses [photo], H 8/19/88 p29

Wildcat bus strike strands 5,000 kids [photo], H 9/7/88 p1+

LaJoie's Auto Wrecking Co. Inc.Derelict cars: growing problem

with spiraling costs to the city [photo], H 9/1/88 p1+

Some local scrap dealers rejecting home appliances, H 8/15/88 p7

LaJoie, RandyLaJoie races at Charlotte [photo],

H 10/5/88 p26Lametta Construction

Attorney General files lawsuit against Lametta Construction, H 8/3/88 p6

Lametta, DominickDom Lametta: 25 years service

[photo], H 5/27/88 p26Don Lametta honored at

testimonial luncheon [photo], H 9/30/88 p32

Lametta to be honored [photo], H 9/9/88 p30

Lamont, MichaelNorwalk man on academy alumni

board, H 6/1/88 p6Land Conservation Coalition

Conservation group proposing tax on sale of land to save open space, H 4/11/88 p7

Land grants-WestonCommission supports 62-acre

purchase, H 3/8/88 p17+Conservancy given $6,000 gift:

From Aspetuck Land Trust, H 3/26/88 p26

Conservancy hopes to take title to property this week, H 4/25/88 p13+

Devil's Den: A piece of Weston history [map], H 4/9/88 p13+


Land purchase approved by Weston board, H 2/12/88 p57+

Parcel purchase recommended [map], H 2/10/88 p37

Republicans lend support to land acquisition plan, H 1/13/88 p13+


Weston RTC fully supports purchase of 62 acres from Nature Conservancy, H 1/16/88 p21+


Land grants-WestportTown prepares suit on Baron's

land appeal, H 1/26/88 p11Town resolves suit involving

Baron's land, H 2/17/88 p33Westport files `notice of taking'

on Baron's land, H 1/12/88 p11

Westport takes Baron's property, H 1/27/88 p1

Land grants-WiltonOfficials study purchase of 35-

acre open space site [photo], H 5/25/88 p13+

Pipeline project in the hands of Wilton voters [map], H 6/22/88 p23+

Prospects fading on grants for land, H 7/18/88 p29

Quarry Head land purchase supported: Possibility of state grant exists, H 6/7/88 p11+

Residents question need for open space, H 6/22/88 p23

Selectmen weigh acquisition of Quarry Head site, H 5/24/88 p21+

Town votes to purchase Quarry Head property, H 6/27/88 p33

Wilton buys 35 acres, plans to sell houses, H 10/6/88 p48

Wilton P & Z tables action on Quarry Head land sale, H 11/29/88 p9+

Land patents. SEE LAND GRANTS-NAME OF TOWN

Land Use ConsultantsStrictly Business: Westport firm

will monitor sites, H 8/13/88 p13

Landart DesignsNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Landesman, Dr. Richard H.

Landesman heads medical staff [photo], H 5/23/88 p21

Landfills, Sanitary. SEE SANITARY LANDFILLS

Landscape architectureEye on Real Estate: Landscape

investment, H 10/6/88 p45Landscape design. SEE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

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Landstar System Inc.NEOAX sells divisions to reduce

debt, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p20

Lane, FranSportfishing center coming

[photo], H 10/14/88 p31Lang, Stewart

Today's bust is tomorrow's boom in local real estate market, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

Langendorff, Baron Walter Langer von. SEE BARON'S PROPERTY-WESTPORT

Language and languages-Awards-Norwalk


Language and languages-Study and teaching-Norwalk

Latin lives! [letter], H 12/17/88 p11Parents would back dual

language policy, H 11/23/88 p9

Questions procedures on program [letter], H 2/16/88 p5

Language and languages-Study and teaching-Weston

Students at Weston HS seek Russian language, H 11/12/88 p36

Language and languages-Study and teaching-Wilton

Introduction of foreign languages studied, H 10/29/88 p9

Wilton to introduce camp for languages, H 6/9/88 p15+

Language teachers. SEE ALSO TEACHERS

Foreign language teachers eligible for fellowships, H 9/20/88 p6

Lanouette, Kenneth H.Lanouette foundation chairman,

H 5/26/88 p7Lantern Cleaning Co.


Lantz, Rabbi JacobTemple Shalom plans retirement

festivities honoring Rabbi Lantz [photo], H 5/7/88 p10

Torah presentation [photo], H 6/25/88 p11

Well deserved honor [edit], H 5/10/88 p4

LaPorta Trailer ParkLaPorta developer asks repeal of

two-story regulation, H 8/25/88 p11

Larceny. SEE ALSO ARRESTS-LARCENY-NAME OF TOWN

Larceny-NorwalkFuller case continued to Aug. 15,

H 8/9/88 p9Police Blotter: Employee

allegedly takes goods, H 4/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Tenant charged in lockout, H 6/1/88 p8

Purse snatching reported, H 10/12/88 p8

Larceny-WestonLarceny of tire alleged, H

10/19/88 p8Police Blotter: Man charged with

embezzlement, H 3/31/88 p8Spring heralds return of flim-flam

artists, H 6/9/88 p1+Warrant for second nurse

expected by town police, H 3/22/88 p19+

Larceny-WestportFormer attorney seeks jury trial,

H 2/4/88 p13+Rosen receives suspended

sentence, H 4/15/88 p33+Lardner, Ring Jr.

Ring Lardner Jr. recalls dark days of the Forties [photo], H 7/30/88 p1+

Screenwriter describes witch hunt of the 1940s [photo], H 6/27/88 p3

Large, Christine K.Wins award of excellence

[photo], H 9/28/88 p7LaSalva, Canio [Kelly] & Theresa

[Christiana]LaSalvas celebrate 40th, H

8/27/88 p16Lasers in surgery

Laser surgery firm hopes backers like what they see, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p33

Last Temptation of Christ`Temptation' sparks local protest

[photo], H 8/15/88 p1+Protests film [letter], H 8/12/88 p5

Latin languageLatin lives! [letter], H 12/17/88 p11Students of latin honored, H

6/9/88 p31Lato, Rosalie

City property owner suing ZBA over ruling on topsoil business, H 10/25/88 p4

Lau, Richard C.Retiring director of United Way

`flabbergasted' by recognition [photo], H 3/25/88 p7

Launching of hot air balloons. SEE HOT AIR BALLOONS-LAUNCHING

Laundries, Self-Service-WiltonIt's yuppie duds n' suds [edit], H

10/19/88 p11Laundromat plan for Wilton offers

sofas. wine, TV, H 10/18/88 p1+

Laundromats. SEE LAUNDRIES, SELF-SERVICE

Laura Raymond HomesApartments for elderly are

nearing completion [photo], H 3/22/88 p1+

Laurels Athletic ClubThe Hour looks back when....

[Laurels Athletic Club 1940's basketball team] [photo], H 3/17/88 p22

Laurino, FrankBeached this year for Fishes

[photo], H 10/28/88 p27+Law Day

Cioffi: Drug cases congesting courts: Judge delivers Law day message [photo], H 5/3/88 p9

Lawyers enroll for Law Day classes, H 4/30/88 p7

Legal literacy theme for annual Law Day, H 4/30/88 p7

Law, business. SEE BUSINESS LAW

Law, Industrial. SEE LABOR LAWS AND LEGISLATION

Law, Labor. SEE LABOR LAWS AND LEGISLATION

Lawless, RobertLobster trappers mean business.

Lawless makes wire pots at storefront on First St. [photo], H 9/24/88 p23+

Lawless, William J. Jr.Lawless opening studio in SoNo,

H 6/23/88 p38Offended by criticism [letter], H

11/5/88 p11Raps Lyons [letter], H 11/1/88 p11

Lawrence, LaddieStaples extends win streak to 44,

H 10/18/88 p21+Lawson, Sally M.

Health/Fitness: Lawson to head AHA division, H 7/18/88 p9

Lawsuits-DarienDarien engineering firm dropped

from civil suit, H 10/3/88 p7Lawsuits-Norwalk

Attorney General files lawsuit against Lametta Construction, H 8/3/88 p6

Attorneys want city, LaBianca cut from suit, H 7/19/88 p9

Band leader sues city after fall from stage, H 7/30/88 p1+

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Lawsuits-Norwalk (Continued)Bigelow files suit to halt tea

merger, H 6/2/88 p27+Bluff Avenue resident sues over

garage renovations, H 1/23/88 p17

Bondsman drops lawsuit, H 4/22/88 p11

Bound Brook couple claims realty firm didn't warn them, H 7/8/88 p1+

Car dealer suing ZBA, H 8/24/88 p11

Charles Cove builders sued by government, H 5/20/88 p1+

City attorney says Utopia suit `lacks legal substance, merit', H 7/15/88 p6

City lawyer sees no ground for suit: By prostitution suspect against police, H 2/11/88 p18

City sued over subdivision approval, H 2/5/88 p9

City, refuse firm settle truck parking suit, H 3/1/88 p9

City: Fuller ruling called a `victory', H 5/10/88 p1+

Condo developer files second suit, H 8/23/88 p7

Contractor files suit over tests, H 8/18/88 p9

Court decision may jeopardize suits: Including one against Norwalk P & Z, H 3/2/88 p7

Cowan to continue discrimination suit, H 8/3/88 p10

FOI officer dismisses case against city school system, H 8/31/88 p9

France Street land owner sues ZBA, H 5/17/88 p10

Fuller lawsuit back in court: Dismissed earlier, H 3/22/88 p1+

Judge dismisses lawsuit against city: Rules shooting was justified, H 6/29/88 p12

Land owner suing ZBA, H 7/15/88 p7

Lawyer plans appeal in dismissal of lawsuit, H 4/9/88 p1+

Lockwood Lane resident files lawsuit against ZBA, H 9/2/88 p11

Man claims police shot him as he fled, H 2/6/88 p1+

Medical negligence suit is settled out of court, H 4/20/88 p10

Motor inn's owners file suit against ZBA, H 4/15/88 p7

Neighboring firm files lawsuit over approval of branch bank, H 5/4/88 p7

New hearing ordered on interest owed to condo owner, H 9/1/88 p10

NRS Carting named in anti-trust suit, H 7/15/88 p1+

Operators of Utopia file lawsuit against city for unlawful search, H 1/28/88 p10


Rezoning of routes 1 and 7 passes first court challenge, H 6/8/88 p1+

Second motion filed by city to dismiss Fullers' lawsuit, H 6/16/88 p13

Settlement declined, woman gets nothing, H 2/11/88 p16

Sex discrimination suit against city is settled, H 7/27/88 p9

Suit challenges authority of P & Z to OK subdivision, H 5/16/88 p1+

Suit filed against city in crash with police car, H 10/6/88 p27

Suit filed against Zoning board, H 7/28/88 p10

Two file suit vs. city ZBA, H 3/11/88 p7

Water Street property owners file suit to challenge rezoning, H 5/18/88 p1+

Woman claims accident forced premature birth, H 8/19/88 p7

Woman claims school van driver negligent, H 9/28/88 p9

Woman sues city claiming injury at library door, H 7/19/88 p9

Lawsuits-WestonDevelopers file suit over P & Z

conditions, H 8/18/88 p33+Lawsuits-Westport

Actor, Gold take case to court, H 5/25/88 p13

Announcement of settlement in suit said to be premature, H 8/6/88 p9

Bray family is suing P & Z members, H 4/30/88 p25

Bray family wants suits resolved, H 7/25/88 p13+


Counsel for golf pro feels suit won't stand up in court, H 7/22/88 p46

Gold vs. Newman continues: Attorney: Trial going well, H 6/2/88 p15+



Heirs file suit on compensation for Baron's land, H 4/21/88 p13+



Jury selected in lawsuits over Newman stock, H 5/26/88 p1+


Leonard gave advice to Newman, H 6/9/88 p15+


Neighbor files lawsuit over Surf Road home, H 8/26/88 p13+







P & Z sued over denial of site plan, H 9/9/88 p14+

P & Z to file lawsuit for resubdivision, H 8/3/88 p35+


Restaurant challenges Westport ZBA ruling, H 8/4/88 p41+

Royce takes ZBA to court over backyard dam vote, H 12/8/88 p13+

Second suit filed against Zoning Board of Appeals, H 6/30/88 p23

Tentative settlement made in suit against police, town, H 10/12/88 p33


Town officials feel lawsuit is settled, H 8/12/88 p41

Town prepares suit on Baron's land appeal, H 1/26/88 p11

Town resolves suit involving Baron's land, H 2/17/88 p33

Westport among towns named in suit filed by landfill owners, H 5/21/88 p27

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Lawsuits-Westport (Continued)Westport P & Z sued over site

plan approval, H 3/7/88 p13+Westport residents take sides, H

6/23/88 p1+Westport ZBA ruling taken to

court, H 7/15/88 p14Wife of `clammer' who drowned

in Westport waters is suing town, H 4/4/88 p21

ZBA sued over ruling on Baron's property, H 1/20/88 p35+

Lawsuits-WiltonAppeal from Gilbertie before ZBA

Monday, H 7/9/88 p9+Conflicts charged in ZBA suit, H

5/5/88 p13+Court clears way for building of

sludge lagoons, H 3/16/88 p35

Fence suit may end this week, H 8/2/88 p25


Parents file suit in near drowning at Wilton pond, H 11/7/88 p1+

Resident challenges Wilton P & Z action, H 8/31/88 p35+

Ruling comes in year-old Wilton case: Judge chops down `spite fence', H 11/10/88 p45

LawyersTierney to lead area bar group, H

3/11/88 p6Lawyers-Malpractice

investigationsArrest warrant issued for Peter K.

Culhane, H 12/8/88 p20Lawyers-Norwalk

Attorney opens practice in city [photo], H 3/5/88 p12

Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25Lawyers-Wilton

Horner opens law office [photo], H 1/23/88 p23

Wiltonite partner in new law office [photo], H 1/16/88 p21

Layoff systems. SEE EMPLOYEES, DISMISSAL OF-NAME OF TOWN

Lea Manor Health Care CenterChristmas gifts [photo], H

12/21/88 p8Lea, Jeff

Lea gets national honor [photo], H 4/7/88 p20

Lead Group International Inc.Westport firm offers export

expertise, H 3/8/88 p13+League of Women Voters

Get-out-the-vote tops LWV schedule, H 10/8/88 p37

Local LWV officials back debate pullout [photo], H 10/4/88 p1+

On election night: LWV gets very busy as polls close [photo], H 12/5/88 p15+

Selectmen agree to help pay for LVW'S (sic) survey on housing, H 11/4/88 p49+

League of Women Voters-Norwalk

AT LWV annual meeting [photo], H 6/2/88 p22

League gets more bounce in its step [photo], H 1/25/88 p7

LWV wants acid rain bill [letter], H 9/24/88 p5

League of Women Voters-Weston

Gould proud of LWV work and looks to her future [photo], H 7/29/88 p17

LWV asks for funds for housing survey, H 10/19/88 p37

LWV wants sex educaiton program for town schools [photo], H 9/24/88 p37+

State official tells LWV about affordable housing programs, H 10/28/88 p9+

Weston LWV to study housing needs of town [photo], H 5/10/88 p15

League of Women Voters-WiltonCalendar published by league, H

11/25/88 p61+Garbacz, believes weekend

elections would be a plus [photo], H 3/14/88 p13+

League discusses report on future [photo], H 4/28/88 p15

League takes position on U. S. agriculture policy, H 12/27/88 p33

Wilton LWV members reminisce [photo], H 1/27/88 p36

Leakage, Gas. SEE GAS LEAKAGE

Learning disabilities-WestonStudents can overcome learning

problem, H 3/29/88 p13+Learning disabilities-Wilton

Special education workshop helps parents understand children's needs [photo], H 10/5/88 p35

Learning disorders. SEE LEARNING DISABILITIES-NAME OF TOWN

Leary, Edward J.Leary defends boardwalk before

conservation panel, H 11/22/88 p7

Leary outlines zone plan, H 3/4/88 p10

Planning commission talks over master plan with council panel, H 12/2/88 p9

Leaves. SEE ALSO FALL FOLIAGE

Leaves-NorwalkCity to make special collections

of leaves, H 10/27/88 p36DPW to collect leaves, brush, H

10/28/88 p11Leaf collection way behind

schedule [photo], H 12/1/88 p1+

Looking for lost leaf blower, H 8/18/88 p8

Leaves-WestportCollection of leaves scheduled, H

10/29/88 p9Leaves-Wilton

Burning permits available at FD, H 11/7/88 p16

Lederer, DianeWeston Youth Services opens

doors [photo], H 3/26/88 p25+LeDuc, Sue


Lee Allen Lane-WiltonP & Z reviews complaints about

day care center, H 10/19/88 p37+

Residents oppose plan for day care center, H 5/10/88 p13+

Lee Farm Corporate ParkEye on Real Estate: Lee Farm

preleases to Rheem [photo], H 3/1/88 p19

Eye on Real Estate: Signing on [photo], H 6/14/88 p19

Lee's Canal Bridge. SEE CANAL ST. BRIDGE-WESTPORT

Lee, Charles R.Charles R. Lee is elected

president, CEO of GTE, BJ 12/12/88 p 10

Lee, Evelyn BarataToy factory items donated: Sign

joins collection [photo], H 10/24/88 p37+

Lee, TenieceCarver Foundation winners

named in talent, modeling [photo], H 5/14/88 p16

Leet, G. Jr.In SoNo restaurant [photo], H

12/22/88 p16Left Bank Gallery

`Rites of Spring' exhibition is bright side of area artists [photo], H 4/1/88 p19

New Left Bank Gallery show depicts summer experiences [photo], H 6/24/88 p24

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Left Bank Gallery (Continued)Women artists feted [photo], H

9/8/88 p15Legg Mason Inc.

Brokers leave Fahnestock: Safir opens Legg Mason office [photo], H 7/12/88 p19+

Legislative surveysBlood testing for AIDS backed: In

legislator's survey, H 2/27/88 p13+

Latest survey shows: Legislators not anti-business, H 9/27/88 p15+

Survey responses tag deficit, H 4/18/88 p9

Legislators-Connecticut. SEE ALSO ANASTASIA, LAWRENCE J.; ATKIN, JOHN W.; KNOPP, ALEX; MINTZ, DOUGLAS C.

Candidates working for state elections, H 2/11/88 p9

Legislators visit NCC [photo], H 1/28/88 p9


LeGrande, DianeLeGrande works for grand

bodies: `Nutricise' classes at Wilton `Y', H 3/19/88 p15+

Leisure & Stone Inc.New business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Lenehan, Leslie Burr


Lenz, GeorgeLenz says he would work for

change in 26th district [photo], H 10/3/88 p9

Leonard Di Costanzo AgencyLocal agency sales leader in

insurance, H 2/25/88 p36Leonard St.-Norwalk

Complex finance plan OK'd for apartment house work, H 2/6/88 p6

Leonard, RichardWestport teachers re-elect

Leonard, H 5/13/88 p11Leonard, Stew. SEE ALSO STEW

LEONARD'SKeynoter [photo], H 9/13/88 p17Leonard gave advice to Newman,

H 6/9/88 p15+Winning friends [photo], H

5/12/88 p30Leonard, Stew Jr.

Customer always right at Leonard's [photo], H 5/6/88 p17

Leone, Mr. & Mrs. SteveMr. and Mrs. Leone wed 63

years, H 9/10/88 p16Lep Group Unit

National Guardian completes merger with Lep Group unit, BJ 10/17/88 p5

Strictly Business: National Guardian votes on merger, H 10/8/88 p13

Lesser, DianeHome/Town People [photo], H

9/27/88 p29+Norwalk-born musician [photo], H

4/11/88 p24Lesser, Felice

Home/Town People [photo], H 9/27/88 p29+

Lester, JanusMan pleads not guilty in assaults,

H 3/16/88 p12Let Me Sell Your Car! Co.

New twist for auto wheeler dealers, H 9/6/88 p13+

Letterman, DavidLetterman `wife' is arrested, H

5/27/88 p11+Letterman's `wife' found

incompetent to stand trial [photo], H 6/18/88 p21

Psychiatric tests ordered for Letterman case suspect [photo], H 5/28/88 p15+

Ray competent to stand trial in Letterman case, H 8/27/88 p1+

Ray found incompetent to stand trial a second time, H 7/16/88 p1+

Status report late in Letterman case, H 7/9/88 p10

Woman receives special probation [photo], H 9/15/88 p15+

Leveraged buyoutsActmedia attempts leveraged

buyout, H 7/26/88 p21+Actmedia board approves

leveraged buyout proposal, H 8/11/88 p15

Actmedia leveraged buyout on hold, H 9/22/88 p19

Levien, CarlaAdding finishing touches [photo],

H 10/28/88 p23Levine, Fritzie

Outgoing president honored [photo], H 1/23/88 p10

Levitt PavilionBenefit for Levitt [photo], H

7/23/88 p15New masks for Levitt [photo], H

9/15/88 p17

Pavillion opening (sic) [photo], H 6/28/88 p11

Residents hoping to muffle Levitt `noise': Levitt board receives complaint, H 10/11/88 p9+

Residents try to find solution for pavilion noise problems [photo], H 12/16/88 p45+

Sedaka's back at the pavilion [photo], H 7/19/88 p11

Vintage rock & Rollers launch Levitt Sunday [drawing], H 6/24/88 p17

Levitt, MimiUnending arts their gift to the

people: The joyful Levitt heritage [photo], H 9/15/88 p17+

Levitt, MortimerUnending arts their gift to the

people. The joyful Levitt heritage [photo], H 9/15/88 p17+

Levy, Marion (Penny)First `Tea & Talk with Author'

Sunday: At the Wilton Library [photo], H 4/11/88 p23+

Levy, PaulTeachers learn to cope with

layoff notices [photo], H 5/23/88 p13+

Levy, TedLevy elected to national teaching

post, H 6/10/88 p6Local teacher guest editor for

journal, H 3/18/88 p6Lewis St.-Norwalk

Halfway house arouses controversy [photo], H 10/18/88 p1+

Halfway house opponents fear neighborhood will deteriorate, H 9/29/88 p1+


Program would be first of its kind in Connecticut [photo], H 10/18/88 p1+


Lewis, Dr. Andron LewisLewis honored by commission, H

5/24/88 p22Lewis, Brenda

Performers set gala benefit concert: The date is Sept. 17 [photo], H 9/9/88 p24

Lewis, Emmett6-7 Lewis does it all [photo], H

4/8/88 p33+Lewis, Jennifer


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Lewis, WilfordLewis has carved himself a niche

in Weston history [photo], H 6/25/88 p23+

Lewisboro, N. Y.-Economic development projects

Wilton man voices concern about Lewisboro proposal, H 9/27/88 p11+

Lialios, Dr. MinasEye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25Three are appointed to medical

staff at Norwalk Hospital [photo], H 7/11/88 p9

Liberation Programs Inc.Agency looks to corporations to

reach $1.5 million fund goal, BJ 12/19/88 p1+

Help for family, friends of drug addicts: Hope in a new program [photo], H 6/20/88 p13

Liberatore, Thomas A.Arraignment of Liberatore goes

off without incident [photo], H 1/13/88 p7

Liberatore case transferred to Stamford, H 1/20/88 p6

Liberatore enters pleas of not guilty, H 2/11/88 p18

Liberatore foiled in escape attempt, H 2/27/88 p1+

Liberatore lodges complaints about restraints: During arraignment appearance in Stamford, H 2/3/88 p7

Liberatore requests new defender: Stamford attorney taking over, H 3/17/88 p11

Liberatore to stick with public defender, H 3/9/88 p9

No incident at appearance by Liberatore, H 3/2/88 p6

Toilet trick bombs 2nd time around, H 1/12/88 p1+

Liberty Bank for SavingsStrictly Business: Mechanics &

Farmers, Liberty approve merger, H 3/22/88 p23

Liberty Commons-NorwalkQuestions raised over new

building, H 11/11/88 p7Liberty Square-Norwalk


Libner Corp.City loses another manufacturer:

Libner relocates [photo], H 1/14/88 p23+

Lichtenstein, Grace W.Rowaytonites: No zoning

changes, H 10/26/88 p4

Lick Your ChopsA lick for Nick [photo], H 12/19/88

p1Lick Your Chops takes franchise

route [photo], H 1/5/88 p9Puppy given worthy name, H

10/14/88 p45Liddy, Brian

2nd officer may face sex assault charge, H 4/9/88 p1+

Alleged victim in assault case testifies against city cop, H 12/14/88 p9

Another police officer arrested on sex charge, H 4/22/88 p8

Liddy pleads not guilty to sex assault, H 5/18/88 p9

Norwalk cop not guilty in rape case, H 12/17/88 p1+

Lieberman, HadassahCandidates give views at AARP

forum [photo], H 10/21/88 p27Lieberman, Joseph I.

Candidate hits trail as commuters hit rails [photo], H 9/19/88 p37+

Lieberman to push day care priority; assails opponent [photo p1, p10], H 8/25/88 p10

Lieberman tours Trudy factory: Candidate makes whistle stop [photo], H 6/30/88 p13+

McKinney's widow raps Lieberman over `gloves' episode [letter], H 3/21/88 p5


Prominent Republicans back Lieberman, H 10/28/88 p26

LiensDarien company slapped with

lien, H 10/29/88 p33Life Care Communities. SEE

LIFE CARE SERVICES CORP.Life Care Services Corp.

Life care center may be built at golf course, H 10/7/88 p1+

Lifeguards-NorwalkGrateful lifeguards donate

winnings [photo], H 8/18/88 p11

Lifeguards-WestportScanning the waves [photo], H

8/17/88 p35School bells to pull lifeguards off

beach, H 8/19/88 p11Lighthouse. SEE SHEFFIELD

ISLAND LIGHTHOUSELilly, Kristine

Lilly scores 100th goal, H 9/15/88 p27


Wilton HS' Lilly: America's No. 1 gal soccer player [photo], H 2/5/88 p29+

Limousine servicesLocal limo operators fight for turf,

H 12/6/88 p13+Lincoln Studios Ltd.


Lindblad TravelFederal agents raid Westport

travel agency, H 10/7/88 p1+From pig farmers to elite, H

8/23/88 p18Lindblad to fight Vietnam ban:

Despite ban [photo], H 8/23/88 p17+

Lindblad, Lars-EricLindblad to fight Vietnam ban:

Despite ban [photo], H 8/23/88 p17+

Lindeberg, ChristineHousing for homeless and music

for all: Christine Lindeberg's creed [photo], H 2/8/88 p17

LingerieMen's night is attractive to

customers, proprietor [photo], H 12/20/88 p5

Links DevelopmentEye on Real Estate, H 6/16/88

p27Linn, Tamara

Duilio Dobrin conducts reorganized orchestra, H 4/18/88 p16

Lione, TracyUnderclassmen win top prizes at

science fair [photo], H 5/6/88 p1+

Lions Club-NorwalkLions mark year's progress

[photo], H 5/9/88 p9Liquor laws-Westport. SEE

ALSO INTERNATIONAL DELI; KAYE, ARNOLD

Kaye asks P & Z to amend 1,500-foot fule, H 12/13/88 p27+

Kaye wants law changed so Deli can serve liquor, H 11/4/88 p49+

P & Z to take up amendment to 1,500-foot rule, H 12/12/88 p33

Liquor stores-NorwalkMom and Pop liquor store grows

[photo], H 8/2/88 p15LISA Flight of the Beautiful

BalloonsBalloon launch draws flock of

early risers to the beach, H 9/3/88 p1+

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LISA Flight of the Beautiful Balloons (Continued)

Balloonists given okay to park at two sites, H 8/24/88 p10

Request by balloonists to park at Shady denied, H 8/12/88 p6

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Norwalk

Literacy Volunteers party was happy get-together [photo], H 12/29/88 p15

Local celebs in readathon here Tuesday: Help Lit Vols make Guinness [photo], H 4/29/88 p15+

New Canaan woman appointed: By Literacy Volunteers, H 8/25/88 p42

People who can't read not alone; Literacy Volunteers opens world [photo], H 2/16/88 p9

Story time [photo], H 5/4/88 p8Westport Library offers meeting

rooms to tutors, H 3/31/88 p18

Litter. SEE WASTE DISPOSAL-NAME OF TOWN

Little League. SEE ALSO NORWALK AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE

Little League-NorwalkA `Bum' recalls Brooklyn days

[photo], H 11/29/88 p19+Kinlock LL Get Together [photo],

H 9/13/88 p25Michalowski to head District I

Little League, H 7/6/88 p19+Problems threaten city's Little

Leagues, H 5/24/88 p17+Little League-Westport

Little League may strike out in Westport, H 2/16/88 p1+

Lots of publicity but no volunteers, H 2/22/88 p1+

Parents win season for league, H 2/29/88 p13

Litton Systems Inc.Litton Systems Inc. is awarded

contract by U.S. Army Electronics Command, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

LJ Hooker InternationalToday's bust in tomorrow's boom

in local real estate market, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

Ljone, BrittMcMahon student earns star

status for research work, H 3/24/88 p1+

Ljone, TracyNorwalker competes in Buffalo

[photo], H 3/31/88 p53

Loan Source Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 8/23/88

p17Loaves and Fishes

Beached this year for Fishes [photo], H 10/28/88 p27+

Loaves and Fishes in new home [photo], H 12/16/88 p4

Lobster industryLobster trappers mean business:


Lobster LockerLobster trappers mean business:


Lobster poaching. SEE POACHING, LOBSTER-NAME OF TOWN

Local taxationDeadlines set for tax exemption

claims, H 9/7/88 p34Increase in taxes inevitable:

Shays, H 7/12/88 p9Property tax reduction in store for

some city residents, H 6/17/88 p1+

Uniform tax rates for autos studied by state, H 10/4/88 p1+

Local taxation-Norwalk$800,000 in back taxes classified

uncollectible, H 8/2/88 p8`Pared down' budget requires at

least a 9.5 percent tax hike, H 1/21/88 p1+

6th District accepts tax rate cut, H 3/3/88 p19

Audits, better controls contribute to increase value of tax property, H 3/21/88 p9

Budget with 9% increase approved for 3rd District, H 3/3/88 p19

City in hot pursuit of tardy taxpayers, H 9/7/88 p1+

City officials are still hoping to limit tax hike to 7 percent, H 2/29/88 p1+

City, for now, won't foreclose Inn, H 12/13/88 p1+

Grand list rises to $2.7 billion, H 2/26/88 p29+

Irate resident pays unlucky penny in tax [photo], H 5/5/88 p1+

New system for collecting back taxes is profitable, H 12/21/88 p4

Officials assert court ruling will not affect city's taxing districts, H 8/9/88 p1+

Past due taxes? Just say `charge it', H 4/6/88 p1+

Property owners may face new tax: Uptown redevelopment [photo], H 1/26/88 p35+

Property tax reduction in store for some city residents, H 6/17/88 p1+

Property taxes are due Tuesday: Long lines at new City Hall, H 7/29/88 p7

Some are skeptical about promises to city taxpayers, H 7/14/88 p1+

Surplus may lower 6th District taxes, H 2/11/88 p1+

Tax hike pegged at 6.8% [chart], H 4/5/88 p1+

Tax increase shaping up around 6.8 percent, H 3/17/88 p1+

Tax rate to increase 6.8 percent; public to get say on new budget [graph], H 3/22/88 p1+

Local taxation-WestonWeston residents could be facing

tax hike of 5.5%, H 4/1/88 p1+

Local taxation-WestportCredit cards honored for taxes, H

2/25/88 p37Grand List in Westport increases

1.93 percent, H 3/29/88 p13+Library funds slashed in Westport

budget, H 5/4/88 p1+Westport tax news not good, H

1/21/88 p1+Westporters' tax bills will go up

8.3 percent, H 5/12/88 p1+Local taxation-Wilton

Board hopes to lower mill rate, H 3/29/88 p13

Budget request would raise Wilton taxes by 20 percent, H 1/20/88 p1+

Grant List in Wilton up 3.4%, H 2/16/88 p13+

Perkin-Elmer top taxpayer again in Wilton, H 4/18/88 p13

Tax increase whittled to 7.9%: Budget by $1.4 million, H 3/30/88 p21+

Wilton tax hike okayed, H 5/4/88 p1+

Lock Co. Complex-NorwalkDevelopers: Plan reflects city's

`spirit' [il], H 8/4/88 p1+Plan unveiled for Lock Co.

building [drawing] [photo p8], H 3/9/88 p1+

Lockwood House Museum. SEE ALSO NORWALK MUSEUM

Museum's new name pleases commission, H 2/25/88 p8

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Lockwood Lane-NorwalkDPW says leaky line may be

contributing to sewage pollution, H 10/15/88 p1+

Search for sewage leak unearths many problems [photo], H 10/19/88 p1+


Lockwood, AliceMemories of old-fashioned

Christmas, H 12/5/88 p1+Lockwood, Clarbel

Memories of old-fashioned Christmas, H 12/5/88 p1+

Lockwood, DonaldMutual shuns public ownership

[photo], H 10/13/88 p36Lockwood-Mathews Mansion

MuseumDining in Victorian America: You

were what you ate and how you ate [photo], H 5/20/88 p21

Dressed for the Occasion: Victorian styles at LMMM [photo], H 9/1/88 p19

For restoration fund [photo], H 6/9/88 p22

Gatehouse redecoration supported, H 1/29/88 p10


Lockwood Mathews trustee board elects banker as president [photo], H 5/12/88 p1+

Lockwood-Mathews mansion a first in nation [photo], H 11/7/88 p22

Museum granted $23,093, H 5/24/88 p1+

New landscape to be unveiled, H 5/7/88 p3

Old drawing room splendor re-emerging [photo], H 4/20/88 p21

Room dedicated at Mathews [photo], H 10/17/88 p4

Santa sees double [photo], H 12/22/88 p17

Victorian dining showcased at LMMM: Champagne buffet is preview [photo], H 6/17/88 p21+

Victorian holidays in L-MMM boutique [photo], H 11/7/88 p17

Loehmann's PlazaUptown restoration starts on

West Ave. [photo], H 8/2/88 p14

Loeser, John C.Shays, Loeser set to battle for

4th District seat, H 7/6/88 p7

Loftus, LindaCorporate emigrants land on

shore without profits, I 11/25–12/8/88 p1+

Loitering-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Loitering charges

leveled, H 6/24/88 p8Loitering-Weston

Police Blotter: Weston teens turn selves in, H 6/21/88 p8

Lombardo, PeterAfter 43 years, city man receives

Bronze star [photo], H 3/25/88 p10

Lombardo, VinnieWeston's Lombardo moves on, H

5/17/88 p29+Lone Star Industries Inc.

Lone Star plans to invest $34.5 million to expand Pennsylvania cement plant, BJ 12/12/88 p 9

Strictly Business: One Star forms joint venture, H 1/5/88 p9

Lonergan, LanceEastern college powers relying

on local QBs. Lonergan battles for Penn St. job [photo], H 9/2/88 p25+

Seeing is believing for one Philcox observer, H 9/2/88 p25

Westport's Lonergan will be Paterno's backup QB, H 9/8/88 p29

Long Island Sound. SEE ALSO SEWAGE-LONG ISLAND SOUND

Atkin says Sound cleanup requires two-state effort, H 7/27/88 p1+

Bunker kills moving east in LI Sound, H 7/8/88 p1+

Coastal communities plan to band together on Sound, H 6/30/88 p10

Coastal communities told to unite, H 5/17/88 p1+

Conference considers fate of ailing Long Island Sound, BJ 12/5/88 p1+

Democrats to fire volley across river, H 9/1/88 p12

Divers investigating leak in power cable, H 8/17/88 p11

In oxygen-poor Long Island Sound: Summer may threaten fish, H 5/12/88 p7

Legislators, developers discuss solutions to Sound pollution, H 11/30/88 p7

Lyons, Atkin differ on Long Island Sound, H 9/16/88 p6

Marine biologists mapping LI Sound: It's getting hard for lobsters to hide, H 4/16/88 p18

New York and Connecticut agree to cleanup of Sound, H 9/6/88 p1+

O'Neill against Long Island Sound bill, H 3/8/88 p12

Proposed laws offer protection for L. I. Sound, H 3/7/88 p1+

Saving the Sound [ed], H 7/29/88 p4

Shays puts L.I. Sound cleanup at top: Flow of pollutants must be stopped, H 5/17/88 p1+

Sound study gets funding push in Senate, H 7/28/88 p1+

State $$ available to clean tidal coves, H 6/8/88 p7

Long Island Sound Task ForceLI Taskforce opposes mooring

plan: Potential for damage to ecosystem cited, H 4/22/88 p7

Volunteers needed for beach cleanup, H 9/21/88 p10

Long Island SoundkeeperNorwalk man takes

`Soundkeeper' job to track down polluters, H 6/3/88 p1+

Long Lots SchoolCalm defuses school nurse

controversy, H 10/6/88 p48Long Lots parents seek RTM's

help, H 9/23/88 p25+Panel delays decision on school

nurse, H 9/13/88 p35+Parents not happy with health

aide plan, H 10/18/88 p33+Parents request full-time nurse at

Long Lots, H 9/7/88 p33+Parents seek help from

selectman, H 10/31/88 p35+Parents vow to continue for full-

time nurse, H 10/19/88 p37+RTM panel takes up dispute, H

9/22/88 p15+Longmuir, Hillary

Pen Women exhibiting Longmuir, H 10/5/88 p19

Longo's Home ImprovementNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Longshore Park

Officials draft master plan for Longshore Park, H 12/1/88 p15

Town advised on condition of cabins at Longshore Park [photo], H 12/9/88 p45+

Longshore Sailing SchoolNorwalk residents are to join sail

school [photo], H 5/27/88 p27

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Loosemore, AndrewHis score [photo], H 5/12/88 p43Valedictorians: Lower enrollment

may hurt students, H 6/24/88 p33+

Lopez-Fabrega, RodLocal designer handles offbeat

job [photo], H 4/14/88 p26Lord & Taylor Co.

Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Lortel, Lucille

`Walk in the Woods' last Playhouse show [photo], H 8/26/88 p17


Library gets Lortel theatrical lore: A party to say thank-you [photo], H 9/8/88 p15+

Loertel (sic)to be honored by Westport library, H 8/15/88 p33

Lortel co-produces stage hit in London, Russia and tour, H 8/8/88 p14

Lortel honored by library [photo], H 9/2/88 p37

More honors for L. Lortel, H 5/24/88 p16

Westport's pride in news again [photo], H 2/5/88 p19

Lory, BarbaraGallery owner ruffled by bankers

[photo], H 5/19/88 p37+Lottery

Computer glitch sends lotto fans up the walls [photo], H 5/11/88 p1+

Lottery winnersLotto winner: Suitors, investors

call, H 4/8/88 p1+Norwalk man wins $1 million

lottery, H 8/3/88 p1+Norwalk woman wins $1 million in

`Joker's Wild', H 2/25/88 p1+Wilton resident wins $2 million

Lotto prize, H 10/21/88 p1Lotus Development Corp.

Strictly Business: Fairfield U. selected by Lotus, H 9/22/88 p19

Lou's Corner DeliLou's deli: 6-week construction

job [photo], H 6/21/88 p11+Loughlin, Bill

`Sometimes I sell the ribbons and throw in the wreath free' [photo], H 11/28/88 p1+

Louis Brandman & SonsBrandman construction begins

[photo], H 6/2/88 p29Building down [photo], H 12/8/88

p20

Louis Dreyfus Property GroupWilton zone change plan draws

little reaction: Perkin-Elmer, Dreyfus affected, H 5/24/88 p21

Louis Kelly AssociatesMarketing and ad libs, BJ 11/7/88

p15Lourdes Health Care Center

STAR gives award to motherhouse, H 12/14/88 p38

Love and Care Hair and Beauty Shop


Lovejoy, Hefferan, Rimer and Cuneo PC


Low income housing. SEE HOUSING

Low, StuartDemocrats honor Stuart Low at

Lobster Bake [photo], H 6/27/88 p33

Low-Heywood SchoolLow-Heywood, King schools plan

to merge, H 1/13/88 p7Low-Heywood Thomas School


Norwalk woman to head combined schools, H 1/14/88 p26

Norwalkers honored at Low-Heywood, H 7/12/88 p10

Low-Heywood Thomas School-Field trips

18 students visit England and Russia, H 3/31/88 p15

Norwalk girls found many contradictions during Moscow visit [photo], H 4/18/88 p1+

Lower Fairfield CenterCaravan presents furniture units

for use in Lower Fairfield Center [photo], H 3/31/88 p10

Lower Fairfield County Regional Center

Santa visits regional center [photo], H 12/20/88 p9

Loyal Order of Moose-South Norwalk Chapter

Husband, wife installed as Moose leaders, H 4/21/88 p6

Lucia, Joe SantaThe Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27Luciano, Maryann

Calls to switchboard keep Town Hall operators busy [photo], H 11/29/88 p9+

Ludlow ParkLudlow Park improvements may

include tennis courts, H 12/2/88 p7

Ludlow School. SEE ROGER LUDLOW SCHOOL

Ludwig, LorraineWeston teacher elected CEA

treasurer, H 7/11/88 p11Lumber industry. SEE LUMBER

TRADELumber trade-Fairfield County

Lumber industry alive but ailing in Fairfield County, H 12/13/88 p11+

Lunch at the LibraryKurtzman predicts hard times

coming for New Englanders, H 10/20/88 p41+

Lunch program. SEE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

Lunch rooms. SEE RESTAURANTS

Lund, Mark C.SoNo inspires restorations in

south Texas [photo], H 8/13/88 p1+

Luscombe, JohnUrges safe boating [photo], H

6/4/88 p13Luster, Judy

Judy Luster named Teacher of the Year [photo], H 10/4/88 p33

Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

Live Nativity [photo], H 12/24/88 p8

LWV. SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

Lyme DiseaseLyme disease tick repellent

available from health office, H 5/23/88 p1+

Lynch Asset Management Corp.Lynch Asset forms subsidiary, H

12/8/88 p29Lynch Corp.

Lynch Asset forms subsidiary, H 12/8/88 p29

Lynn Associates Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 8/30/88

p31Lynn, Thomas W.

Lockwood Mathews trustee board elects banker as president [photo], H 5/12/88 p1+

Lyons, Edward J.Collins' response no surprise

[letter], H 10/27/88 p11Lyons gives view on P & Z

dustup [letter], H 3/1/88 p5

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Lyons, Edward J. (Continued)Lyons: No problem with

referendum resolution, H 4/12/88 p7

Sees goal to end city planning [letter], H 2/24/88 p5

Lyons, Michael W.Aggressive Lyons battles

experienced Atkin in 25th [photo], H 10/25/88 p4

Atkin, Lyons duking it out on their records [photo], H 11/7/88 p10


Business group endorses Lyons, H 10/29/88 p6

Defends his environmental record [letter], H 11/4/88 p15

He's fed up [letter], H 11/22/88 p17

Hopes the voters remember [letter], H 12/3/88 p11


Lyons explains his remarks [letter], H 9/23/88 p5

Lyons rebuts Hogoboom letter [letter], H 10/7/88 p5

Lyons replies to Collins [letter], H 10/19/88 p11

Lyons runs in 25th District, H 7/19/88 p9


Lyons to challenge Atkin in 25th sector [photo], H 7/13/88 p10

Lyons, Atkin differ on Long Island Sound, H 9/16/88 p6

Mixing business with politics [letter], H 10/31/88 p11

Offended by criticism [letter], H 11/5/88 p11

Perfect heir [letter], H 10/14/88 p5Politicians give views in

Rowayton, H 10/28/88 p5Raps Lyons [letter], H 11/1/88 p11Rebuttal from Lyons [letter], H

12/20/88 p15Says Lyons no environmentalist

[letter], H 10/27/88 p11Unopposed candidates

endorsed, H 7/22/88 p9What candidate didn't say [letter],

H 10/3/88 p5

MM & R Enterprises


M Borsey ServicesNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15M. A. Hurst

M. A. Hurst leases space in Fairfield, BJ 11/7/88 p14

M. F. DiScala & Co. Inc.DiScala opens real estate

investment company [photo], H 5/24/88 p30

Eye on Real Estate, H 8/2/88 p13, H 11/22/88 p11+

Eye on Real Estate: Mixed-use design [photo], H 10/11/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: On walking tour [photo], H 9/20/88 p13

M. F. DiScala forms residential division: sets Grandview opening Nov. 19 and 20, BJ 11/14/88 p7

M. F. DiScala opens residential division, H 11/8/88 p13

M.D.L. Skin CareCosmetology for men booms in

Wilton: Skin care is not sexist [photo], H 1/4/88 p17

Mabon, Rev. JoanRev. Mabon to end interim

pastorship, H 8/13/88 p11Macedonia Church

Stevens departing with knowledge of accomplishments [photo], H 5/14/88 p10+

Macheski, Edward J.Investors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Machinery

Howmet agrees to buy jet engine repair plant, BJ 10/17/88 p6

Mack Edwards & AssociatesFocus on Marketing, H 3/17/88

p29Mack, Carol

National curling begins in Darien [photo], H 1/29/88 p30

Mackin, Bruce H.Sound sharks are his meat

[photo], H 7/22/88 p31+MacLane, Duncan

Rowayton duo selected for America's Cup races [photo], H 8/30/88 p25

Madaffari, Teresa ViolaA double celebration [photo], H

5/14/88 p14MADD

Brock's adds support to local MADD drive [photo], H 12/30/88 p24

MADD unveils holiday program: Red ribbon on car is reminder, H 12/10/88 p35+

Oil coompany takes part in awareness effort, H 12/21/88 p38

Mafcote Industries Inc.Eye on Real Estate: New

headquarters [photo], H 3/29/88 p21

Magazine publishing. SEE PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING OF

Magner Funeral HomeHatch joins Magner staff [photo],

H 10/21/88 p7Magrath School

Joyous and somber moods evident as school disappears [photo p1], H 7/13/88 p7

Magrath School demolition begins [photo], H 7/12/88 p9

Maharaj, Shawn16th in row for NHS boys:

Maharaj joins 1,000-pt. club [photo], H 2/24/88 p15+






NHS' Maharja, Staples cited by cage officials, H 4/7/88 p20



Maiberger, Cynthia BethNorwalk High junior attending

conference, H 2/26/88 p8Mail. SEE POSTAL SERVICEMail Boxes Etc. USA

Franchising: Look before you leap [photo], H 9/27/88 p15+

Mail-order businessHoliday catalogs jam mailboxes,

H 11/5/88 p13+Pharmacists resent mail-order

push, H 10/25/88 p1+Mailboxes Etc. USA

New mail rates to zap bulk mailers [photo], H 3/29/88 p21+

Main Ave.-NorwalkMain Ave. apartments surface

[photo], H 8/20/88 p13+

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Main Ave.-Norwalk (Continued)Main Avenue housing gets a

green light, H 6/13/88 p1+Main St.-Westport

Westport retail space tops Greenwich prices [photo], H 1/26/88 p33

Main Street AssociatesEye on Real Estate, H 7/12/88

p10Main Subway No. 12


Maisano, MariaRowing agrees with Zucker,

Maisano [photo], H 8/16/88 p10

Major League MarketingEye on Real Estate, H 10/4/88

p13Major, W. Glenn

Cancer Society selects Major to head crusade, H 5/20/88 p18

Malachowski, Kristy MaryFifth grader winner of DAR essay

contest, H 3/19/88 p6Malane, David

Company honors New Canaan man [photo], H 10/25/88 p10

Mallards Landing-NorwalkEye on Real Estate: On Five Mile

River [drawing], H 5/3/88 p29Mallards Landing, hot condo [il],

H 9/22/88 p58Malls, Shopping. SEE

SHOPPING MALLSMalone, Ronald

Officials, residents wrestly with vandalism, H 10/7/88 p49+

Mammography. SEE BREAST-RADIOGRAPHY

Management"Brain trainer" tackles

productivity, H 12/8/88 p29+Management training offered, H

8/27/88 p13+Managers. SEE EXECUTIVESMancusi, Joe


Mancusi is on All-WCC soccer again [photo], H 11/29/88 p19

Mandel, Dr. Neil S.2 doctors added to staff of local

animal hospital, H 4/26/88 p10

Mandel, Ann S.First Selectmen defends record


Mandell, Dr. MarshallMental disorders linked to

allergies: In research by local physician, H 8/8/88 p10+

Manis Chrysler PlymouthLeasing manager [photo], H

4/12/88 p18Mann, Melissa Lois

Melissa & Trini Mann in Jr. American show [photo], H 6/25/88 p15

Mann, Trini Ja'nellEight-year-old sends cookies to

the homeless [photo], H 2/10/88 p1+

Melissa & Trini Mann in Jr. American show [photo], H 6/25/88 p15

Manners, WilliamAuthor, 81, is in the middle of

new novel: At the typewriter every night, H 4/25/88 p13+

Manning, Ecton R.Bowater names corporate vp, H

3/29/88 p23Manressa Island

PCB-contaminated oil no longer burned at Manressa plant, H 8/11/88 p9

Mansbridge, GeorgiaBench memorializes

conservationist, H 10/3/88 p10

Manslaughter-NorwalkFather charged in death of infant,

H 2/2/88 p1+Manslaughter suspect's bond

raised, H 2/3/88 p10Mantregano, Phil "Skipper"

`Skipper' returns to coaching [photo], H 3/16/88 p26

Manufactures-NorwalkAmid manufacturing decline:

Local machine shop holds its ground [photo], H 2/2/88 p21+

City loses another manufacturer: Libner relocates [photo], H 1/14/88 p23+

Cook Labs to close operations [photo], H 1/7/88 p33+

Finding workers in Norwalk problem for Cooke Vacuum, H 1/26/88 p53

Manufacturing future gloomy, say supporters [photo], H 1/26/88 p29

New product line triggers big Airpot expansion: More space, more staff [photo], H 7/5/88 p25

Powdered Metal bakes for GM: From Norwalk factory [photo], H 5/5/88 p29+

Manufacturing industries. SEE MANUFACTURES-NAME OF TOWN

Manufacturing industry. SEE MANUFACTURES-NAME OF TOWN

Mar Le Co.Mar Le has electrifying ideas for

corporate energy savings, BJ 11/1/88 p1+

March Against Drugs-South Norwalk

Marchers make anti-drug case along SoNo streets [photo], H 9/19/88 p1+

March of Dimes-Fairfield County Chapter

Contribution for training [photo], H 4/18/88 p19

Marching bands. SEE ALSO BANDS (MUSIC); CAVALCADE OF BANDS

Marching bands-Norwalk`Bring your long johns and shine

your shoes' [photo p. 8], H 11/23/88 p1+

`It was a wonderful experience' [photo], H 11/25/88 p1+

3 BMHS band units take second places, H 5/4/88 p20

Bears march in Hartford [photo], H 4/9/88 p1

Bears march to triumph in Peach Bowl, H 1/4/88 p1+

Bears to escort Santa in Macy's NY parade, H 10/25/88 p1+

Brien McMahon Band honored for achievements [photo], H 6/23/88 p39+

Brien McMahon band wins second straight state championship, H 12/14/88 p7

Common Council honors NHS Marching Bears [photo], H 11/23/88 p10

Corps of the cavalcade Sunday at Andrews Field, H 11/5/88 p1+

Marching Bears class of field, score 94.4 in win at Cheshire, H 10/31/88 p6

Marching Bears edged by Cheshire Rams, H 10/17/88 p7

Marching Bears second in Northeast competition, H 11/14/88 p4

Marching Bears to highlight Macy Parade commercials, H 10/20/88 p7

Marching Bears triumph: McMahon 2nd in Division III, H 10/24/88 p4

Marching Senators victorious again, H 10/11/88 p11

McMahon band second, H 11/1/88 p5

127


Marching bands-Norwalk (Continued)

McMahon Senators win specialty awards, H 11/21/88 p1+


NHS band practices for Macy's parade, H 11/22/88 p4

NHS band second, H 10/11/88 p11

NHS flag wavers march away with highest honors, H 3/21/88 p7

NHS Marching Bears invited to strut in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, H 5/16/88 p9

NHS Winter Guard goes unbeaten: First campaign concludes, H 5/4/88 p20

Norwalk Bears Marching Band receives award [photo], H 8/12/88 p28

Senators finish 2nd, H 10/17/88 p7

Marcon CapitalInvestors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Marcus, Mark

Cartoonists do part for AIDS comic book [photo], H 10/26/88 p4

Margolis, EmanuelCCLU tabs Margolis, H 1/23/88

p23Maria's Variety


Marinan, Joseph J. Jr.Marinan says campaign cost too

high, H 8/26/88 p13Rowland and Marinan trade

barbs in debate [photo], H 10/27/88 p13+

Marine Aquariums-Norwalk. SEE MARITIME CENTER AT NORWALK

Marine Corps League, Mahackemo Detachment

New commander named for Marine Corps league, H 11/28/88 p4

Marine stores. SEE MARINE SUPPLIERS

Marine suppliersStrictly Business: Cove Marina

wins Hatteras award, H 10/4/88 p13

Maritime Art Studio and GalleryAt Maritime Art Gallery [photo], H

10/21/88 p18

Maritime Center at Norwalk`Gone fishing' sign going up on

door at Maritime Center [photo], H 3/19/88 p1+

A minor coup [edit], H 9/1/88 p4Additional traffic doesn't thrill

cops, H 7/14/88 p32Aquarium stars feel crunch while

awaiting new homes, H 7/6/88 p1+

Aquarium viewing glass broken during shipment, H 4/16/88 p8

As Maritime Center opening approaches: Parking management under review, H 5/19/88 p10

At The Maritime Center: Sharks come to your birthday party [photo], H 11/21/88 p13

Bid on Maritime Center work OK'd: $1 per year railyard lease arrives, H 3/8/88 p7

Bush will visit Maritime Center, H 8/31/88 p9

Center invitation extended to Koch, H 7/22/88 p6

Center is cornerstone of area's renewal, H 7/14/88 p32

Center plans to sharpen sales pitch, H 9/28/88 p1+

Center won't drop plan for shark exhibit, H 6/7/88 p1+

Clarification on sharks [letter], H 6/22/88 p5

Code violations won't delay Maritime opening, H 7/11/88 p1

Council reaffirms Maritime Center support, H 6/15/88 p7

Death of pregnant shark prompts call for boycott of Maritime Center, H 7/14/88 p7

Entranced [photo], H 9/6/88 p1Fantastic group of boats, H

7/22/88 p32Firm tabbed to run Maritime

Center lots, H 6/16/88 p9Focus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21Food concessionaire at Maritime

Center no stranger to SoNo [photo], H 7/22/88 p11

Get along with no Veep? [edit], H 9/3/88 p4

Happy `well we did it' party for Norwalk Maritime Center [photo], H 7/21/88 p35+

Liquor sales dispute sparks pullout from Maritime Center, H 10/6/88 p11

Maritime Center confirms official opening on July 16, H 5/4/88 p9

Maritime Center forming corps of volunteers for many tasks, H 3/16/88 p10

Maritime Center makes big splash [photo], H 7/18/88 p1+

Maritime Center opening July 16, H 4/29/88 p6

Maritime Center opening should spur SoNo growth [photo], H 1/26/88 p26

Maritime Center Party [photo], H 12/16/88 p16

Maritime Center projects gain P & Z approval, H 2/19/88 p7

Maritime Center volunteer work would help high school students, H 10/5/88 p11

Maritime Center work below estimated cost, H 10/31/88 p5

Maritime impact disappointing, H 11/15/88 p15

Maritime shark war continues, H 6/29/88 p1+

Micro mussels [photo], H 9/21/88 p1

Museum looking for items, H 4/20/88 p7

NEON youngsters tour Maritime Center, H 8/11/88 p11

Newest Maritime Center show: `Small Boats Afloat' exhibit opens today [photo], H 10/1/88 p7

Opening was a festive occasion, H 7/18/88 p1+

Pupils decorate Maritime Center tree [photo], H 12/13/88 p27

Puzzled by center critic [letter], H 11/5/88 p23

Recruits lured to new center [photo], H 6/22/88 p1+

Residents `excited' by Center [photo], H 7/14/88 p1+

Returned to home [photo], H 6/18/88 p8

Sails and the Sound, H 7/22/88 p32

Seals steal show at Center, H 7/15/88 p11

Shark dies one month after arrival at center, H 8/18/88 p10

Spectacular photos at Maritime Center, H 8/26/88 p20

Storefront rents, property values will increase with Center opening [photo], H 7/14/88 p32

Suzie seal a veteran performer [photo], H 8/2/88 p1+

Temporary street improvements gain support, H 2/4/88 p7

The Center officially opens today [photo], H 7/16/88 p1+

128


Maritime Center at Norwalk (Continued)

The Maritime Center: Designed for education, not just recreation, H 7/16/88 p1+

Two streets might be renamed to honor the Maritime Center, H 9/21/88 p1+

Visit Sono's `Big Empty' [letter], H 10/25/88 p13

Writer questions center's figures [letter], H 9/26/88 p5

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Advertising

Maritime Center plans aggressive ad campaign, H 11/18/88 p1+

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Attendance

Attendance and revenues going up at Maritime Center, H 8/1/88 p1+

Center attendance increasing, H 7/25/88 p7

Maritime Center attendance draws closer to projections, H 12/1/88 p1+

Maritimers rap attendance projections, H 10/20/88 p1+

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Building

Atlas installs fish tank panel, H 6/9/88 p29

Maritime Center planning design changes, H 8/18/88 p1+

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Finance

Additional funding for Maritime parking endorsed by panel, H 6/23/88 p7

Board allots funds for parking at Maritime Center [photo], H 6/7/88 p1+

Board of Estimate OKs $84,000 more for Maritime Center parking facility, H 7/6/88 p1+

City seeks state money for Center, H 7/13/88 p7

Funds OK'd for parking equipment, H 6/29/88 p10

Maritime Center budget set, H 6/3/88 p7

Maritime Center hires Burton to help raise funds, H 9/9/88 p9

Maritime Center opening delayed, H 2/18/88 p1+

Maritime Center won't need 1988 tax aid: City finance chief: Grant will cover any shortfall, H 9/26/88 p1+

Some are skeptical about promises to city taxpayers, H 7/14/88 p1+

State grants to centers approved, H 9/2/88 p7

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Mural paintings


Murals panel votes to offer paintings to Maritime Center, H 9/8/88 p9

WPA murals for Maritime Center?, H 10/6/88 p1+

Maritime Center at Norwalk-Parking

Parking, traffic are major concerns, H 7/14/88 p32

Maritime InnOn the drawing board [chart], H

8/30/88 p7Maritime Square

Agency reviews scaled-down square project, H 12/8/88 p5

Market Place Marketing SystemNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Marketing

Focus on marketing, H 11/8/88 p16

Marketing and ad libs, BJ 10/31/88 p5+, BJ 11/7/88 p1&15, BJ 11/14/88 p5+

MDI develops video mart to tap home shopper market, BJ 10/10/88 p6

Yellow pages provide `shopping mall in print', BJ11/14/88 p8

Marketing & Media PromotionsAnother crack at the dream:

Local firm helps Senior Olympics go [photo], H 10/6/88 p15+

Marketing CenterFocus on Marketing, H 2/16/88

p21Focus on marketing, H 11/8/88

p16Marketing Connection of Darien

Focus on Marketing, H 4/7/88 p26Marketing Corporation of

AmericaArchitects receive recognition for

design [photo], H 8/20/88 p35Marketing Design Associates


Marketing Dynamics, Inc.MDI develops video mart to tap

home shopper market, BJ 10/10/88 p6

Marketing researchADV Marketing Group is going

for the gold, BD 10–11/88 SACIA special section

Little kids are big business: the Gene Reilly Group, BD 10–11/88 p2+

Yankelovich takes pulse of consumer, H 5/24/88 p28

Markov, AlbertFamily duet closes PBS fund

drive, H 3/21/88 p7Markov, Alexander

Family duet closes PBS fund drive, H 3/21/88 p7

Marotta, Rona B.Health/Fitness: Nutritionist

certified, H 8/29/88 p10Marquardt & Roche Inc.


Marquardt, ChrisHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p15Marriages

Adams, Matthew Leary Jr. [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Adinolfi, Jodi-Anne [photo], H 10/8/88 p16

Aime, Adelaide, H 6/18/88 p13Alison, Christine A. [photo], H

11/12/88 p15Amato, Anthony III [photo], H

12/10/88 p16Amato, Joseph [photo], H 1/30/88

p13Anastasia, Karen [photo], H

1/2/88 p22Ancona, Peter Thomas [photo], H

6/25/88 p14Anderson, John H. Jr. [photo], H

1/30/88 p15Anderson, Mark Charles [photo],

H 8/13/88 p17Anderson, Sandra Michele

[photo], H 10/29/88 p13Andersson, Dina Elizabeth

[photo], H 1/2/88 p22Andresen, Keith W, H 7/11/88 p16Andrews, Francine [photo], H

9/3/88 p13Anrico, Timothy F. [photo], H

4/16/88 p15Anthony, Leslie G. [photo], H

12/17/88 p25Antonetz, Jean [photo], H 6/25/88

p13Anzalone, Rosemary [photo], H

10/29/88 p13Appleton, Holly Bass [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Arcario, Paul J. [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Arcario, Sharon Leigh [photo], H

5/28/88 p27Arendt, Ron [photo], H 12/24/88

p15Armstrong, Michael David

[photo], H 1/2/88 p22Arndt, Paul Timothy [photo], H

8/20/88 p17

129


Marriages (Continued)Arroyo, Judie Diane [photo], H

12/31/88 p16Augustine, Mary Ann [photo], H

1/9/88 p24Aussenhofer, Lisa Anne [photo],

H 7/9/88 p13Babcock, David Sherman [photo],

H 8/6/88 p13Baffa, Michael Warren [photo], H

7/2/88 p13Bagnell, Colleen Denise [photo],

H 7/16/88 p21Balasa, Wendy [photo], H 7/30/88

p13Ballard, Mark C. [photo], H 3/5/88

p17Barbee, Janice Fay [photo], H

10/1/88 p16Barbera, Elizabeth Ann, H

12/17/88 p27Barker, Edward Jay, H 1/23/88

p14Battee, Lisa Ann [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Baumler, Ann Elizabeth [photo],

H 10/22/88 p15Bayer, Jeffrey [photo], H 12/31/88

p15Beeber, Alan J. [photo], H

12/17/88 p25Bell, Elizabeth O. [photo], H

7/23/88 p13Bell, Stuart, H 6/18/88 p13Bellantoni, Barbara Anne [photo],

H 3/5/88 p17Beltz, Diane Phyllis [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Benincaso, Frank III [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Bensey, Mary Margaret [photo],

H 2/20/88 p25Berg, Alison [photo], H 12/24/88

p15Bernson, Gregory [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Berzins, Christopher David

[photo], H 1/2/88 p21Bickel, Allen [photo], H 10/22/88

p15Bigelow, Cynthia Ruth [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Bigelow, Jonathan Lehr, H 1/2/88

p21Bird, Judith Nina [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Birmingham, Ellen Ann [photo], H

7/23/88 p13Blackwell, Carol Lynn [photo], H

1/2/88 p22Blain, William Harry Jr. [photo], H

7/2/88 p13Blaney, Bruce E, H 1/2/88 p21

Blum, Maggie [photo], H 9/3/88 p13

Boardman, Barbara Anne [photo], H 4/23/88 p15

Boccuzzi, Rosemarie Ann [photo], H 8/6/88 p14

Bodetka, Lynn S. [photo], H 3/12/88 p25

Bodnar, Sandra, H 3/12/88 p25Bogdanski, Michael J. [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Bologna, Patrice Ann [photo], H

8/27/88 p17Bonitz, Margaret [photo], H

12/31/88 p16Bostrom, Robert Kennedy

[photo], H 8/30/88 p20Bottillo, Michael A. [photo], H

5/7/88 p13Boyanowski, Catherine [photo], H

8/6/88 p13Brachfeld, Joseph [photo], H

9/10/88 p15Braddon, Lynn [photo], H 5/7/88

p13Bradford, Scott E, H 8/13/88 p16Brady, Thomas P. [photo], H

10/15/88 p15Brauer, Kenneth Alexander

[photo], H 7/11/88 p16Breisler, John Joseph [photo], H

2/9/88 p20Brennan, Anne H, H 3/19/88 p27Brickowski, Walter [photo], H

5/28/88 p27Brienza, Cheryl Marie [photo], H

12/3/88 p14Bright, Marian [photo], H 10/1/88

p15Britto, Lynda [photo], H 11/19/88

p15Brogan, Nanci M. [photo], H

2/9/88 p20Broussard, Lee Frank [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Brown, Ann Baxter [photo], H

1/23/88 p13Brown, Brooks Scott, H 9/3/88

p13Bullock, Rosemarie Aneita

[photo], H 1/2/88 p21Bundock, Bruce D. [photo], H

10/8/88 p18Buono, Rita Palma [photo], H

10/8/88 p16Buono, Rosemarie [photo], H

10/15/88 p15Burchard, Bruce Merrill [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Burke, Colleen A. [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Burke, Michael T. [photo], H

3/12/88 p25

Burke, Stephen Patrick [photo], H 6/25/88 p13

Burnham, Jeffrey P. [photo], H 11/5/88 p15

Burns, Bradley Allen [photo], H 10/15/88 p15

Busher, Martha Louise Hoyt [photo], H 5/21/88 p11

Bussing, Douglas Jr. [photo], H 9/17/88 p16

Butterly, William G. III, H 6/4/88 p25

Byrnes, Mary Elizabeth [photo], H 9/3/88 p13

Cadden, Stephen M. [photo], H 12/24/88 p17

Cahill, David, H 6/18/88 p13Calderon, F. Celina [photo], H

12/31/88 p15Calise, Roseann Marie [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Callahan, Sheila Mary [photo], H

11/5/88 p15Callis, Donna Jean [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Calzone, Vincent James, H

2/20/88 p25Campbell, Jill [photo], H 8/20/88

p15Canevari, Brent Arthur [photo], H

1/30/88 p13Cantow, Donald J. [photo], H

8/6/88 p13Cantow, Robert James [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Capasse, Thomas Edward

[photo], H 10/1/88 p15Capodagli, Anthony Jr. [photo], H

10/8/88 p15Caputo, Lisa [photo], H 10/29/88

p13Card, Karen Anne [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Carmardella, Sharon Ann [photo],

H 1/2/88 p21Carnevari, Barry James [photo],

H 10/8/88 p17Carter, David K. [photo], H 1/9/88

p23Cartisano, Deborah [photo], H

11/19/88 p16Caruso, Joseph [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Cascio, Ann Marie [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Casparian, Michelle [photo], H

1/30/88 p13Castellani, Deborah Ann [photo],

H 7/23/88 p13Castellett, Leonardo Fusco

[photo], H 9/3/88 p13Catena, John Gerard [photo], H

1/30/88 p15

130


Marriages (Continued)Caviola, Richard Joseph [photo],

H 8/27/88 p17Cellucci, Dorothy [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Cerezo, Myriam [photo], H

8/27/88 p15Chaloux, Stephen D. [photo], H

11/12/88 p17Chariott, James Eli [photo], H

7/2/88 p14Chetko, Suzanne [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Chiacu, Vasil S. [photo], H

8/13/88 p17Chicco, Gianfranco [photo], H

6/25/88 p13Chimento, Christine [photo], H

8/6/88 p14Choyce, Nancy Therese [photo],

H 8/27/88 p15Churchill, Brenda Lee [photo], H

11/5/88 p16Clark, Barbara Elizabeth [photo],

H 8/20/88 p17Clark, Patrice [photo], H 12/17/88

p25Cleary, Patricia Donna [photo], H

11/19/88 p15Clinton, Thomas William [photo],

H 12/31/88 p15Coffey, Duane Lowell Jr. [photo],

H 6/11/88 p16Cohen, Alexander J. [photo], H

8/27/88 p16Cohen, Norman [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Colacchio, Frederick Salvatore

[photo], H 9/17/88 p15Colacecchi, Mary Beth, H 12/3/88

p13Colimitra, Laura Anne [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Comacho, Wendy [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Comstock, Kristin [photo], H

10/8/88 p16Condito, Joan M. [photo], H

8/27/88 p15Conlin, Robert Jr. [photo], H

8/6/88 p14Conlon, Joseph Patrick [photo], H

2/27/88 p15Connell, Charles H. Jr. [photo], H

7/30/88 p13Connors, John Francis Jr.

[photo], H 1/30/88 p13Conte, Anthony J. [photo], H

10/8/88 p16Conti, Thomas [photo], H 7/23/88

p13Cook, Bradford T. [photo], H

12/3/88 p14

Cooper, Melissa Williams, H 8/13/88 p17

Coppolo, Angelo Mark [photo], H 1/16/88 p16

Corey, Julie Margaret [photo], H 11/5/88 p15

Corsi, John Jr. [photo], H 6/4/88 p25

Cortissoz, Mariann Elizabeth, H 1/2/88 p21

Costabile, Kathleen Ellen [photo], H 10/8/88 p15

Costello, Susan Elizabeth [photo], H 9/3/88 p13

Cotaling, Peter [photo], H 8/20/88 p15

Courtney, John Jr. [photo], H 11/19/88 p16

Cox, Linda M. [photo], H 1/9/88 p24

Crane, Morgan, H 6/11/88 p15Crane, Stephanie Ball, H 6/4/88

p25Crippes, Major Joseph Peter, H

2/6/88 p25Cundari, Rocco William [photo],

H 9/24/88 p25Curran, Karen T. [photo], H

6/4/88 p25Curtis, Karen Leslie [photo], H

4/23/88 p15D'Attilo, Salvatore [photo], H

12/24/88 p16D'Emidio, Anna [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Dardine, Andrew John [photo], H

11/19/88 p15Davison, Anthony Mark [photo],

H 11/26/88 p15DeCruccio, Mark Andrew [photo],

H 6/25/88 p14Dedios, Patricia Eugenia [photo],

H 10/8/88 p17DelBene, Ronald A. [photo], H

10/29/88 p13Delbianco, Alfred J. [photo], H

8/27/88 p15Delia, Frank [photo], H 12/3/88

p13DeMaio, Randal Paul [photo], H

8/27/88 p16DeMichael, Elisabeth S. [photo],

H 7/16/88 p21Dennis, Deirdre Ann [photo], H

12/10/88 p16DePanfilis, Noreen J. [photo], H

12/10/88 p16Didio, Michael [photo], H

12/24/88 p15DiLeone, Lori Jean [photo], H

11/12/88 p15DiRoma, Debbie M. [photo], H

10/22/88 p15

DiTomaso, Joanna [photo], H 7/16/88 p21

DiTullio, John Joseph Jr. [photo], H 8/13/88 p16

Dix, Karen [photo], H 1/9/88 p24Docherty, Joyce Leigh [photo], H

5/28/88 p28Doering, Patrick J, H 7/2/88 p13Doerr, Danny [photo], H 7/30/88

p15Doerr, Kenny [photo], H 8/6/88

p14Dominici, David A. [photo], H

12/17/88 p26Dominick, Richard Joseph

[photo], H 9/17/88 p15Dominick, Sal Jr. [photo], H

1/2/88 p21Donahue, Kimberly Anne [photo],

H 9/10/88 p15Donohue, Thomas Carl [photo],

H 6/18/88 p13Dorsey, Kimberly Michelle

[photo], H 2/20/88 p25Dowd, Eugenia Aime [photo], H

10/15/88 p15Drukker, Andrew Montgomery, H

9/24/88 p25Dudley, Joyce Ann [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Duff, Evelyn B [photo], H 5/7/88

p13Duffey, Robin Clare [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Dugdale, Anne E. [photo], H

4/16/88 p15Dunphy, Ida Mary [photo], H

9/17/88 p16Eberle, Sharon Lynn [photo], H

7/16/88 p21Eckel, Elizabeth N, H 6/4/88 p25Edge, Carol Ann, H 7/2/88 p14Edwards, William S. IV [photo], H

1/9/88 p23, H 1/16/88 p18Egol, Len [photo], H 8/20/88 p15Eletto, Jean [photo], H 2/6/88 p25Engel, Mark Scott, H 7/9/88 p13English, Frederick Michael

[photo], H 10/15/88 p15, H 10/22/88 p16

Esposito, Sharon [photo], H 8/20/88 p17

Ettlinger, Julian Alicia [photo], H 12/24/88 p15

Evans, Florencia [photo], H 1/9/88 p23

Fabrizzio, Carla Ann [photo], H 7/23/88 p13

Fabrizzio, Jacqueline Elaine [photo], H 6/11/88 p16

Fahey, Katherine [photo], H 11/26/88 p16

Fahn, Gretchen Ann [photo], H 8/6/88 p13

131


Marriages (Continued)Falco, Patrick Michael Jr. [photo],

H 8/27/88 p15Faretta, Michael [photo], H 1/9/88

p23Farmer, Rebecca Louise [photo],

H 12/3/88 p14Farrington, Thomas J. [photo], H

9/10/88 p15Farris, Robert [photo], H 8/20/88

p16Fasano, Susan Ellen [photo], H

12/24/88 p15Favano, Frank T. III, H 7/11/88

p16Featherstone, Robert Derek

[photo], H 6/18/88 p15Feher, Michael Richard [photo],

H 1/2/88 p21Feigin, Laura Lynn [photo], H

5/28/88 p27Feinberg, Sara Beth [photo], H

8/20/88 p15Feldman, Robert Saul [photo], H

2/20/88 p25Ferguson, Barbara Anne [photo],

H 10/8/88 p15Ferraro, Peter [photo], H

10/29/88 p13Ferriter, Christine [photo], H

3/5/88 p17Ferro, Debra A. [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Fischer, Elizabeth A. [photo], H

7/30/88 p15Fisher, Debra Anne [photo], H

10/22/88 p18Fitzgerald, Maureen [photo], H

8/27/88 p17Flaherty, John A. [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Flanagan, Maureen Ann, H

9/3/88 p13Flanagan, Stephen [photo], H

1/9/88 p24Flatau, Robin Nicole [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Flora, James, H 4/9/88 p15Fowler, Robert [photo], H

11/12/88 p15Francavilla, James, H 3/26/88 p13Frank, Eileen [photo], H 8/13/88

p17Frank, Heather Jean [photo], H

12/3/88 p13Fraulo, Richard [photo], H

11/12/88 p16Frawley, Michael Scott, H 8/20/88

p15Frawley, Peter William [photo], H

9/10/88 p16Frederick, Heidi Marie [photo], H

10/8/88 p17

Frederick, John [photo], H 12/31/88 p17

Freitag, Barbara Shufelt, H 1/2/88 p21

French, Courtney Larzelere [photo], H 12/17/88 p27

Fritz, Mark Walter, H 10/29/88 p13

Fritz, Monica Lore [photo], H 9/24/88 p25

Gadoci, Mark Steven [photo], H 12/10/88 p15

Galazin, Teresa Marie [photo], H 8/27/88 p15

Gallicano, John [photo], H 10/1/88 p15

Gallo, Bruce Wesley [photo], H 7/30/88 p13

Garand, Gail Ann [photo], H 8/27/88 p16

Gardella, Daniel James [photo], H 12/24/88 p15

Gardella, Lynn [photo], H 5/7/88 p13

Geronimo, Robert [photo], H 8/27/88 p15

Gerwien, Patricia Marie [photo], H 6/11/88 p15

Giagnorio, Joseph John, H 1/2/88 p21

Gibson, Kevin Gregory [photo], H 12/31/88 p15

Gilbertie, Kimberly M. [photo], H 1/9/88 p23

Gioiella, Thomas A. [photo], H 10/22/88 p16

Gitlitz, Cynthia [photo], H 7/23/88 p13

Gloor, Susanne [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Goldblum, Philip Andrew [photo], H 11/5/88 p16, H 10/29/88 p14

Golding, Barry [photo], H 9/24/88 p25

Goldstein, Keith Russell [photo], H 12/31/88 p16

Gordon, Kenneth Bailie, H 4/16/88 p15

Graf, Kirsten, H 1/23/88 p14Granata, Rose Ann [photo], H

1/30/88 p13Granata, Rudy [photo], H 5/7/88

p13Grasso, Rosanne Marie [photo],

H 9/24/88 p25Gregg, Frances L. [photo], H

2/6/88 p25Grenier, Larry Emile [photo], H

6/4/88 p25Grillo, Denise [photo], H 5/21/88

p11Groenstein, Mark T. [photo], H

8/13/88 p16

Grosse, Mary Jennifer [photo], H 8/6/88 p13

Gulick, Jay W. [photo], H 8/27/88 p15

Haas, Rhonda, H 7/11/88 p16Hackert, Wendy Louise [photo],

H 12/31/88 p17Hagerbrant, Eric [photo], H 9/3/88

p13Hall, Georgia Ann [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Hallock, Robert L. Jr. [photo], H

10/8/88 p16Hamilton, Stuart, H 12/3/88 p13Hammel, Dr. John [photo], H

5/28/88 p28Hampikian, Paul [photo], H

2/27/88 p15Hanewich, Timothy Lester

[photo], H 7/9/88 p13Hanington, John S. [photo], H

3/5/88 p17Harjes, Keith J. [photo], H 2/9/88

p20Harrington, Stephen John, H

10/22/88 p15Harris, Lauren Stone [photo], H

11/5/88 p16, H 10/29/88 p14Haven, Nancy [photo], H 6/25/88

p13Havens, Deborah Josette [photo],

H 1/30/88 p13Hawes, Gregory W. [photo], H

1/2/88 p22Hayes, Charles G. Jr. [photo], H

9/10/88 p15Haynes, Lori Ann [photo], H

8/13/88 p17Haywood, Darryl Antonio [photo],

H 11/19/88 p15Hazzard, Philip Earl [photo], H

7/2/88 p13Heathorn, Edward Warren

[photo], H 8/27/88 p16Heaton, Kristopher [photo], H

12/17/88 p26Hefferan, Michael Thomas, H

4/23/88 p15Helms, Beth E. [photo], H 7/16/88

p21Herbert, Gardner James III, H

6/18/88 p13Herold, Mary Frances [photo], H

12/31/88 p15Hiestand, Robert Hallock [photo],

H 9/17/88 p16Hill, Dr. Thomas R, H 7/16/88 p21Hills, Deborah Ann [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Hines, Victoria, H 10/15/88 p16Hodge, Jorene Ann [photo], H

1/9/88 p23Hofrichter, Michael Adolf [photo],

H 9/10/88 p15

132


Marriages (Continued)Holbrook, Leslie Jean [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Hollar, Lisa Ann [photo], H 7/9/88

p15Hollendonner, Hans [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Holtmann, Skip [photo], H

6/25/88 p13Honeycutt, Cheree Anne [photo],

H 1/23/88 p13Hopp, Ronnie J. [photo], H

9/17/88 p15Hordeski, Lisa [photo], H 7/23/88

p13Howe, Thomas H, H 7/2/88 p14Iaizzi, Louis Jr, H 12/17/88 p25Iliff, Robert Swisher Jr. [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Ingram, A. Frederick V [photo], H

8/27/88 p15Isaillo, Donald Joseph [photo], H

6/18/88 p13Izzo, Lisa Marie [photo], H

12/24/88 p17Jacobson, Bruce M, H 9/24/88

p25Jennings, Susan Marie [photo], H

8/20/88 p17Jewell, Jessica Margaret [photo],

H 1/30/88 p15Johnson, Douglas E. [photo], H

11/26/88 p16Johnson, Heather Ann [photo], H

2/9/88 p20Johnson, Mary Ellen [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Johnson, Thaddeus Adams

[photo], H 7/23/88 p13Jonelis, Catherine [photo], H

7/11/88 p16Jordanides, Olga [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Josem, Nancy Joy [photo], H

7/16/88 p21Kane, Stacey Beth [photo], H

12/24/88 p15Kassimis, Aristotle [photo], H

10/1/88 p16Kaufman, Dr. Michele D. [photo],

H 8/20/88 p16Kavallines, James Jr. [photo], H

1/9/88 p24Kavanewsky, Stephen Paul

[photo], H 1/23/88 p13Keefe, Christopher [photo], H

10/15/88 p17Keller, Leslie Ann [photo], H

2/27/88 p15Kellogg, Freddie D. [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Kelly, Steven Alexander [photo],

H 2/27/88 p15

Kemp, Jeffery A. [photo], H 1/30/88 p13

Kennedy, Thomas Michael [photo], H 7/9/88 p14

Kessler, Michael Harvey [photo], H 10/29/88 p14

Kiernan, Ruth Ann [photo], H 12/3/88 p13

Kimbell, Karen L. [photo], H 1/30/88 p13

King, Cheryl Robin [photo], H 9/17/88 p15

King, Joseph Michael Jr, H 6/18/88 p13

Kinnaman, Cheryl Alyce [photo], H 8/20/88 p15

Kish, Deborah J. Davis [photo], H 11/5/88 p15

Kiska, Carol Ann [photo], H 1/16/88 p16

Knight, Walter E, H 5/28/88 p27Knoblock, Gregory A. [photo], H

11/19/88 p15Koleszar, Miklos P. [photo], H

8/20/88 p16Kopas, David George [photo], H

7/23/88 p14Kruse, Vicki Marlene [photo], H

5/28/88 p27Kruy, Monique N. [photo], H

12/17/88 p25Kuczo, Alison [photo], H 10/22/88

p15Kujawa, Mary Carol [photo], H

2/27/88 p15Kurmai, Ferenc [photo], H

11/5/88 p16Kurtzman, Michael S. [photo], H

8/13/88 p17Kutzner, David [photo], H

10/29/88 p13Lachance, Gerard R. [photo], H

10/15/88 p16LaJoie, Randy [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Lajoie, Russell [photo], H 2/27/88

p15Lake, William Bruce [photo], H

12/17/88 p27Lalime, Paul [Bucky] [photo], H

10/8/88 p15Lametta, Diana [photo], H

8/20/88 p15Laney, Robert C.E. [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Lanza, Jeffrey Thomas [photo], H

4/2/88 p21Laracca, Vincenzo [photo], H

12/24/88 p17Larkin, Paula J. [photo], H 7/2/88

p13Larsen, Patricia, H 4/9/88 p15Lasley, Barbara [photo], H

11/19/88 p15

LaValle, Joseph J, H 5/21/88 p11Lawrence, Eileen Lesley [photo],

H 9/24/88 p25Lawter, Leanna [photo], H

10/8/88 p15Leary, Karen Michelle [photo], H

7/2/88 p13LeBlanc, Glen William [photo], H

10/15/88 p15LeBrun, Robert A. Jr. [photo], H

1/30/88 p13Leone, Dr. Donald J. [photo], H

8/20/88 p16Levine, Laura [photo], H 7/2/88

p13Levy, Janel [photo], H 2/20/88 p25Levy, Sandra Lee [photo], H

9/10/88 p15Licari, John Jr. [photo], H 7/2/88

p13Lilly, Lt. Mark F. Jr. [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Lind, Deborah [photo], H

10/22/88 p16Liquori, Angelo P. [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Locus, Michael Henry, H

10/22/88 p15Lozyniak, Stephanie Ann [photo],

H 8/20/88 p15Lucas, David Healy, H 8/20/88

p15Lyons, Veronica Lee [photo], H

8/30/88 p20Macauley, Charles Quentin

[photo], H 8/6/88 p14Macchiarulo, Karen Ann [photo],

H 10/29/88 p13MacIntyre, Michael James

[photo], H 7/23/88 p13MacLean, Peter John [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Maestro, Sharon Frances [photo],

H 7/2/88 p13Magliozzi, Anthony [photo], H

2/9/88 p20Magner, Richard J. [photo], H

9/3/88 p14Mahon, Wendy Leigh [photo], H

12/17/88 p26Makovich, Carol J. [photo], H

11/12/88 p15Makris, Ariadne Dawn [photo], H

12/31/88 p15Makszin, Ronald John Jr. [photo],

H 12/31/88 p15Mandell, Dr. Marshall C, H

3/12/88 p25Mangler, Margo E. [photo], H

12/24/88 p16Marino, Jayne Lisa [photo], H

8/27/88 p16Markman, Lt. Christopher Paul

[photo], H 5/28/88 p27

133


Marriages (Continued)Martel, Brigette, H 9/24/88 p25Martin, Denise Jeanne [photo], H

10/29/88 p14Mason, James I. [photo], H

10/29/88 p13Mattera, John, H 11/19/88 p16Mattera, Orlyna [photo], H

9/17/88 p15Matthews, Stephen Gerard

[photo], H 11/5/88 p15Mays, Dawson, H 12/24/88 p30Mazzella, Mary Beth [photo], H

8/20/88 p16McCabe, Lt. Patrick Michael

[photo], H 8/30/88 p20McCarthy, Stuart Sean [photo], H

8/20/88 p15McCurry, Elizabeth Marie [photo],

H 8/20/88 p15McDonald, James Michael

[photo], H 7/9/88 p14McGeady, Richard Harrison

[photo], H 9/3/88 p13McGehee, Susan [photo], H

5/28/88 p27McGorry, Eileen Marie [photo], H

6/18/88 p13McManus, Brian [photo], H

11/19/88 p15McManus, Deborah Lynn [photo],

H 5/14/88 p13Meehan, Tina Marie [photo], H

6/18/88 p13Meek, Florence Elizabeth [photo],

H 7/23/88 p13Mercede, Darlene Evelyn [photo],

H 6/18/88 p15Metzger, Marcia Ann [photo], H

1/23/88 p13Michaelson, Deanna [photo], H

2/6/88 p25Miller, Barbara A. [photo], H

7/11/88 p16Miller, Eva Marie [photo], H

4/16/88 p15Miller, Peter Freeland, H 7/2/88

p13Mills, Wayne David [photo], H

9/10/88 p15Miserendino, Laura [photo], H

11/12/88 p16Mitchel, Liza Michelle [photo], H

10/29/88 p14Moffa, Maria A. [photo], H

12/10/88 p16Monaco, Cecilia Marie [photo], H

11/26/88 p15Mones, Maria [photo], H 1/16/88

p16Montag, Deborah G. [photo], H

8/6/88 p13Montijo, Edgar [photo], H 1/16/88

p18

Moore, Andre E. [photo], H 7/23/88 p13

Moore, Karen Sue [photo], H 11/26/88 p15

Moschella, William D. [photo], H 11/5/88 p15

Moss, Tony [photo], H 3/5/88 p17Muller, Brian Paul [photo], H

9/24/88 p25Mulligan, Deidre E. [photo], H

7/9/88 p14Mulligan, George C. [photo], H

12/31/88 p16Mulligan, Kevin John [photo], H

7/16/88 p21Mullins, Sandra Denise [photo], H

11/19/88 p15Murone, John A, H 5/21/88 p11Murphy, Matthew [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Murphy, Suzanne [photo], H

10/1/88 p15Murphy, William David [photo], H

8/20/88 p17Murray, Lori [photo], H 2/9/88 p20Murray, Michael A. [photo], H

5/14/88 p13Murray, Richard V. [photo], H

10/22/88 p18Naring, Herman G. Jr. [photo], H

11/26/88 p16Nathanson, Lisa Gayle [photo], H

11/12/88 p17Nelson, Kelly Noel [photo], H

10/15/88 p15Nemeth, Robin Leigh [photo], H

10/29/88 p13New, Christopher John [photo], H

4/16/88 p15Neylan, Teresa Ann [photo], H

12/3/88 p13Nicholas, David C. [photo], H

12/31/88 p16Northrop, Kathleen [photo], H

1/2/88 p21Noschese, Lori Theresa [photo],

H 10/8/88 p15Noto, Anthony F. [photo], H

10/8/88 p17Nuzzo, Michael J. [photo], H

1/9/88 p23O'Boy, Jo-anne Carmel [photo],

H 9/10/88 p15O'Hara, Kenneth James, H

6/4/88 p25O'Hara, Thomas More [photo], H

12/24/88 p16O'Keefe, Beth Ellen [photo], H

10/29/88 p13O'Neill, Janet Mary [photo], H

7/30/88 p13O'Neill, John Joseph [photo], H

8/20/88 p15

O'Reilly, Maureen Elizabeth [photo], H 7/9/88 p14

Ogrinc, John Franklin [photo], H 12/3/88 p13

Ornousky, Peter [photo], H 11/26/88 p16

Ostroff, Paul [photo], H 8/27/88 p17

Otterbein, Jeffrey Paul, H 10/15/88 p15

Page, Deborah Ann [photo], H 9/10/88 p15

Palumberi, Joseph R. Jr. [photo], H 7/9/88 p13

Parkington, Linda Jennifer [photo], H 1/2/88 p21

Passarelli, Franca Rita [photo], H 5/28/88 p27

Passera, Mary Lou [photo], H 11/12/88 p15

Passero, Dr. Kenneth [photo], H 1/16/88 p16

Pastore, Rosanne [photo], H 7/2/88 p13

Pearsall, Shawn David [photo], H 12/10/88 p16

Pekar, Carol Ann [photo], H 12/3/88 p13

Pellegrino, Anthony R. [photo], H 1/9/88 p24

Pepper, Lynne Carol [photo], H 11/26/88 p16

Perkins, Leslie Ann [photo], H 6/25/88 p14

Perrone, Steven John [photo], H 12/24/88 p16

Petersen, Pamela Gayle [photo], H 4/2/88 p21

Picci, Debra Jean [photo], H 10/1/88 p15

Picci, Maria-Michele [photo], H 12/31/88 p15

Piccoli, Marco N. [photo], H 5/7/88 p13

Pickering, William Varson Jr. [photo], H 12/3/88 p13

Pieczara, Thomas J. III [photo], H 2/9/88 p20

Pierce, Anthony Gerald [photo], H 1/2/88 p21

Piersall, Brian E, H 1/30/88 p13Pirri, Julia Selleck [photo], H

8/13/88 p16Pirro, Dawn Marie [photo], H

7/2/88 p14Piselli, Annalisa [photo], H 2/9/88

p20Plascyk, Mary Jean [photo], H

7/23/88 p14Porcheddu, Lori A. [photo], H

11/19/88 p16Poruban, Kevin Michael [photo],

H 10/1/88 p15

134


Marriages (Continued)Potts, Alison [photo], H 8/13/88

p16Power, Henry Beresford Jr.

[photo], H 8/13/88 p16Pullis, Timothy William [photo], H

10/29/88 p14Quigano, Diane Marie [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Racsko, Janice Ann [photo], H

9/3/88 p14Randazzo, Thomas [photo], H

10/1/88 p15Rasmussen, Eric, H 10/15/88 p16Rathke, Scott H. [photo], H

2/6/88 p25Rauscher, Rosemarie Angela

[photo], H 10/1/88 p15Rawson, Edmund Grindal IV

[photo], H 10/1/88 p15Raymond, Alfred W. Jr. [photo],

H 10/1/88 p15Raymond, Dick [photo], H

10/8/88 p15Ready, Eugene Scott [photo], H

8/30/88 p20Recchia, Emilio [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Reese, Richard S, H 3/19/88 p27Reichard, Laurie Jean [photo], H

10/15/88 p15, H 10/22/88 p16Reid, John T. III [photo], H

11/19/88 p15Reiner, Joi (Maryjo) Langstaff

[photo], H 7/30/88 p13Relyea, Rebecca [photo], H

7/9/88 p15Remlin, Diane Marie [photo], H

8/20/88 p17Restrepo, Ingrid [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Reynoso, Gustavo [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Rhodes, John, H 7/23/88 p13Rice, Anne Elizabeth [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Richardson, Hope Marie [photo],

H 9/3/88 p13Rider, Debra Walters [photo], H

6/4/88 p25Rimkunas, Paul [photo], H

8/27/88 p15Rinaldi, Beatrice Marie [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Ripley, Julie Dillon [photo], H

7/2/88 p13Roberts, Richard H. [photo], H

11/5/88 p15Robertson, Mary Jane [photo], H

12/10/88 p15Robie, Janice Marie [photo], H

9/10/88 p16Robinson, Heidi Elizabeth

[photo], H 9/17/88 p15

Rocherolle, Laurent Jacques [photo], H 11/26/88 p15

Rodican, David M. [photo], H 7/16/88 p21

Rodriguez, Carmen Rose [photo], H 9/17/88 p15

Roemmele, Richard Paul [photo], H 12/31/88 p15

Rogers, Robert C, H 12/24/88 p15Ross, Leslie Merideth [photo], H

12/24/88 p15Rosson, Lt. Daniel, H 6/11/88 p15Roth, Roger Allan [photo], H

12/3/88 p14Rowe, Steven C. [photo], H

8/6/88 p13Russenberger, Anne [photo], H

10/15/88 p17Ryan, Jean Hendrick [photo], H

12/31/88 p16Ryan, Sheila A. [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Sabia, John B, H 6/11/88 p15Sacco, Mark, H 10/29/88 p13Salvioli, Louis [photo], H 7/16/88

p21Sandberg, Robert Sigvard

[photo], H 6/11/88 p15Sanders, Mark A. [photo], H

12/31/88 p17Sanders, Thomas Felix [photo], H

11/5/88 p15Sands, O. Scott [photo], H 7/9/88

p13Santella, Loretta [photo], H

10/8/88 p16Santo, Elizabeth Ann [photo], H

7/2/88 p14Sanzo, Karen Elizabeth [photo],

H 11/5/88 p15Saporite, Christine Elizabeth

[photo], H 9/10/88 p15Saracco, Louis R. [photo], H

8/20/88 p15Sardinia, Thomas M. Jr. [photo],

H 4/23/88 p15Sassano, Bonnie [photo], H

2/20/88 p25Scarangella, Lori Ann [photo], H

3/26/88 p13Scavo, Richard Mark [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Schmidt, Heidi Kristine [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Schnog, Jeanne Ellen [photo], H

10/1/88 p15Schott, Sunday Ann [photo], H

5/7/88 p13Schreiber, Sondra [photo], H

10/1/88 p15Schultz, Elizabeth Mary [photo],

H 8/27/88 p15Schwab, Pamela Ann [photo], H

12/31/88 p15

Scofield, Paul Michael [photo], H 9/3/88 p13

Scolarici, Kathleen Meta [photo], H 8/30/88 p20

Scott, Stephanie [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Seeley, Toni Ann [photo], H 8/6/88 p14, H 7/30/88 p15

Seitz, Bradley Joseph [photo], H 9/17/88 p15

Shanley, Thomas Richard, H 12/31/88 p15

Shannon, James Booker, H 10/1/88 p16

Shannon, Sarah Jane [photo], H 8/6/88 p13

Shaw, Karen [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Shea, Mary Jennifer [photo], H 4/23/88 p15

Sheaffer, William P [photo], H 5/7/88 p13

Sibiskie, Marjorie A. [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Siciliano, Mark Paul [photo], H 1/23/88 p13

Siebert, Gail Elizabeth [photo], H 9/17/88 p16

Siegel, Jonathan [photo], H 2/6/88 p25

Silvernail, Holly Ann [photo], H 9/3/88 p13

Simon, Deborah Louise [photo], H 1/30/88 p15

Skroly, Suzanne Marie [photo], H 11/19/88 p16

Slimak, Michael James [photo], H 2/20/88 p25

Smith, Stacey Helen [photo], H 7/30/88 p13

Sneider, Kenneth Paul, H 9/3/88 p13

Socci, Daria Anne [photo], H 12/24/88 p16

Socci, Donna Theresa [photo], H 11/19/88 p15

Sodaro, Robert [photo], H 10/22/88 p17

Soileau, Angela Marie [photo], H 1/30/88 p13

Sollazo, Ginger [photo], H 10/8/88 p15

Soltesz, Christopher L, H 8/6/88 p13

Sorrentino, Linda Ann [photo], H 6/4/88 p25

Sparhawk, Sam IV, H 8/20/88 p17Speranza, Robert J. [photo], H

9/3/88 p13Spero, Anthony James [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Spero, Lewis A. [photo], H

12/17/88 p25

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Marriages (Continued)Spescha, Patrick Roy [photo], H

7/2/88 p14Spielman, Lori B. [photo], H

8/13/88 p16St. John, Brent Clifford, H

10/8/88 p15St. Lawrence, Robert P. [photo],

H 11/12/88 p15Stabinsky, Steven [photo], H

7/23/88 p13Stanley, Neil Matthew [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Stanton, George M. Jr. [photo], H

12/24/88 p17Starkman, Ruth [photo], H

8/27/88 p16Starr, Jeffrey H. [photo], H

9/17/88 p15Steidl, Karl Ransford, H 8/13/88

p17Stephanak, Joan Leonard

[photo], H 12/31/88 p15Stephanak, Susan Curren

[photo], H 6/18/88 p13Stevison, Mark [photo], H 1/9/88

p23Stirling, Sharon D. [photo], H

12/24/88 p17Stuart, Alan Jay, H 9/3/88 p13Suchy, John James III, H

12/17/88 p27Sulla, Julia Ann [photo], H 3/5/88

p17Susi, Dawn Marie [photo], H

10/22/88 p15Sutton, David L, H 4/23/88 p15Sweeney, John Scott [photo], H

1/23/88 p13Sweeney, Maureen Anne [photo],

H 8/27/88 p15Symonds, Timothy J. [photo], H

3/19/88 p27Taccone, Adele [photo], H

12/24/88 p17Taddeo, Joanna Teresa [photo],

H 2/27/88 p15Tallmadge, Wendy J. [photo], H

1/30/88 p13Tavella, Patricia Ann [photo], H

1/9/88 p23, H 1/16/88 p18Taylor, Katherine Susanne

[photo], H 6/11/88 p15Taylor, Mary Langford [photo], H

1/16/88 p16Terpin, Robert G. [photo], H

7/30/88 p15Thivierge, Tracey [photo], H

11/5/88 p15Thoele, Brian Scott [photo], H

8/6/88 p13Thomas, Kasman Ellis [photo], H

10/8/88 p17

Thomas, Suzanne Lee [photo], H 11/26/88 p15

Thompson, Ann Elliott [photo], H 6/18/88 p13

Thorp, Gabrielle Anita [photo], H 2/6/88 p25

Thorp, Seneath Ayers [photo], H 8/30/88 p20

Tkac, Andrew John [photo], H 12/3/88 p13

Tobiassen, Ruth Aileen [photo], H 10/15/88 p16

Tolliver, Cheryl L. [photo], H 8/20/88 p15

Tomasiewicz, Chester Michael [photo], H 8/20/88 p17

Tomitz, Mary Beth [photo], H 6/4/88 p25

Toole, Lynn [photo], H 1/9/88 p23Torres, Sally Esther [photo], H

1/16/88 p18Torsiello, Anthony Stephen, H

7/30/88 p13Toss, Sharon A. [photo], H

8/13/88 p17Toth, Melodie A. [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Townsend, Patricia A, H 5/21/88

p11Tracy, Michael [photo], H

10/22/88 p16Treglia, Michael F. [photo], H

2/6/88 p25Troy, William [photo], H 2/20/88

p25Trudel, Mary Elizabeth [photo], H

8/20/88 p16Tucci, Sam, H 5/28/88 p27Tucker, Alesia [photo], H 4/16/88

p15Tuckman, Karen Ilene [photo], H

10/8/88 p17Tully, John Joseph, H 6/4/88 p25Turechek, Frank F. III [photo], H

12/10/88 p16Vagnone, Ted Lawrence [photo],

H 12/24/88 p15Valiante, Lisa Anne [photo], H

11/12/88 p15Vallerie, Maureen Anne [photo],

H 11/26/88 p16Van Keuren, Lynn Marie [photo],

H 9/3/88 p13Vanegas, Olga [photo], H 3/19/88

p27Varanko, Frank Lord [photo], H

7/9/88 p13Vazque, Cynthia L. [photo], H

10/8/88 p18Velez, George Manuel [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Velez, Michael Angelo [photo], H

7/9/88 p15

Vendel, Larry W. [photo], H 12/10/88 p15

Veno, Ernest Joseph, H 2/27/88 p15

Veno, Robert Mark [photo], H 6/25/88 p13

Vickers, Mark [photo], H 1/2/88 p21

Victorino, Maria Lourdes [photo], H 6/25/88 p14

Vida, Judith Ann [photo], H 2/27/88 p15

Viggiano, Donna [photo], H 1/2/88 p21

Virgulak, Deborah A. [photo], H 10/22/88 p16

Wagy, David B. [photo], H 12/17/88 p25

Wahnowsky, Andrea [photo], H 6/18/88 p13

Waldvogel, Robert Joseph [photo], H 6/4/88 p25

Walker, Carol Lynda [photo], H 11/5/88 p15

Walker, Sarah Kimball [photo], H 10/15/88 p15

Walsh, Janice Ann [photo], H 1/2/88 p21

Walsh, John Chamberlin, H 10/8/88 p15

Walsh, Pamela Anne, H 7/30/88 p13

Wannagot, David B. [photo], H 7/30/88 p13

Warren, Craig Moore [photo], H 10/8/88 p16

Wasilewski, Larry Thomas [photo], H 7/16/88 p21

Watson, Michael Lawrence [photo], H 1/2/88 p22

Watts, Judith Becker [photo], H 9/24/88 p25

Weissman, Leonard, H 7/16/88 p21

Welfeld, Shelly [photo], H 10/22/88 p17

Werner, J. Douglas [photo], H 10/8/88 p15

Wertz, Ronald Paul [photo], H 5/21/88 p11

Wessels, Lorraine Patricia [photo], H 9/17/88 p15

Wey, Mary Alice [photo], H 2/27/88 p15

Whalen, Lisa [photo], H 12/17/88 p26

Wheeler, Maureen Alice [photo], H 6/25/88 p13

White, Jeffrey [photo], H 11/19/88 p16

White, Joe-Ann [photo], H 10/1/88 p16

White, Scott Allen [photo], H 11/12/88 p15

136


Marriages (Continued)Wicke, David William [photo], H

7/9/88 p15Williams, Katharine Elizabeth

[photo], H 10/8/88 p15Willigan, Herb [photo], H 7/23/88

p13Wilson, James, H 9/24/88 p25Wintering, Adam Joseph [photo],

H 5/28/88 p27Wistrand, Mark Steven [photo], H

7/30/88 p13Woglom, Kathryn C. [photo], H

6/25/88 p13Woznica, Ellen Remington

[photo], H 1/16/88 p16Yocum, Anne Struthers [photo],

H 10/22/88 p15Yoder, Kathryn Anne [photo], H

6/11/88 p15Young, Michael Peter [photo], H

11/5/88 p15Zarembski, Joseph A. Jr. [photo],

H 1/16/88 p16Zisek, William Joseph [photo], H

10/8/88 p17Marriott Courtyard-Norwalk

Days Inn beats Marriott to finish line [photo], H 5/3/88 p29+

New hotel: Early figures, H 8/6/88 p33

Strictly Business: Marriott Courtyard opens here, H 8/2/88 p13

Marshall, CharlesMarshall is interim recreation

director, H 6/1/88 p6Martin Luther King Jr. Day. SEE

KING'S BURTHDAYMartin Moving Inc.

Strictly Business: Martin Moving releases figures, H 4/12/88 p17

Strictly Business: Moving van line posts results, H 10/4/88 p13

Martin, Dr. John J. Jr.Three are appointed to medical


Marvin SchoolGrand day at school [photo], H

5/7/88 p8Marvin kids get visit from Opera

New England [photo], H 11/5/88 p19

Reading winners [photo], H 12/1/88 p4

School crowd survives TV blackout, H 5/5/88 p1+

Snow shoveling at school resolved, H 12/23/88 p7

Marvin School [Old]Former mayor believes school

site should be used for elderly housing, H 8/23/88 p7

Marvin transfer closer, H 8/19/88 p9

Marvin's future [edit], H 10/25/88 p12

No decision on Marvin School until city studies land use alternatives, H 9/16/88 p1+

Old Marvin School title search sought, H 10/21/88 p5

Third Taxing District petitions city to regain old Marvin School, H 7/22/88 p11

Masi, PeterMasi, Sutton share top spot with

14 points, H 2/9/88 p28+Transfer does it all for BMHS

[photo], H 2/12/88 p39+Masiello Bus Service

Negotiations begin on new bus contract, H 12/29/88 p13+

Mason, Shalease100 for Faulkner; Mason breaks








Senators win No. 16: Mason scores 46 pts. [photo p21], H 2/17/88 p24



Mason, ZacharyInsanity may be defense for sex

assault suspect, H 3/15/88 p6Norwalker pleads innocent in

attacks on area joggers, H 1/6/88 p1

Police Blotter: City man faces more charges, H 1/13/88 p8

Masonic Club-DarienMasonic Club of Darien holds

annual barbecue [photo], H 8/23/88 p34

Masonic orders. SEE IVANHOE LODGE NO. 107

Mass communication. SEE MASS MEDIA

Mass mediaMedia role explained at Staples

forum [photo], H 6/13/88 p9+Mass media surveys

Strictly Business: Top execs well informed on news, H 10/1/88 p13

Massad, Timothy G.Darien native quarterbacking

Dukakis' Connecticut campaign, H 9/12/88 p1+

Massengale, Dr. JeanLectures on Fragonard [photo], H

3/3/88 p15Master Leo


Master Plan. SEE NORWALK-MASTER PLAN

Masters Sports CafeBomb scare interferes with

Series, H 10/21/88 p8Mathematics-Study and teaching

Teacher underscores need to make math a priority, H 6/24/88 p34

Mather St.-WiltonInstallation of tower to begin, H

7/22/88 p45+Metro Mobile resubmits phone

tower application, H 2/10/88 p37

P & Z requests test results for proposed tower site, H 1/5/88 p13+


Selectmen reapprove tower pact, H 2/17/88 p33+

Tower site given P & Z approval: At Mather Street landfill [map], H 1/12/88 p11+

Town meeting vote puts tower on Mather Street [photo], H 5/4/88 p9+

Upcoming decisions should clarify site of mobile tower, H 4/23/88 p13+

Mather, JuneSTAR official will miss the

children, H 6/11/88 p13+Matrix Development


Mattera ConstructionResidents raise opposition to

subdivision proposal, H 7/12/88 p11+

137


Maureen'sEye on Real Estate: New

restaurant [photo], H 4/21/88 p35

Maurice Goodman FoundationFoundation gift helps with murals,

H 12/14/88 p5Maxwell Communications Corp.

Maxwell appeals court ruling in battle to acquire Macmillan, BJ 10/24/88 p2

Maxwell Communications acquires Advanced Data, H 2/27/88 p7

Maxwell InteriorsStrictly Business: Maxwell

Interiors opens, H 3/24/88 p27

Maxwell, FrankElkins, Maxwell state champs;


May, Deborah L.May named as coordinator of

regional AIDS coalition [photo], H 3/31/88 p31

Mayer, Dr. Eugene S.Ex-Norwalker reappointed to

health post, H 3/24/88 p6Mayflower Volunteer Fire Co.

In support of the NFD [photo], H 4/15/88 p13

Mazmanian, VictorFor high school and college

professor: Teaching physics is child's play [photo], H 8/9/88 p24

Mazza, Sister MaryChanges in role of nuns provides

new challenges [photo], H 6/25/88 p10+

MBM DanceNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 223McCarthy, John J.

Green picks new bank president, H 11/26/88 p13+

John McCarthy to head Westport National Bank, BJ 11/28/88 p8

McCarthy, NoraEighth grader at Ponus has a

story published, H 10/22/88 p6

McCathy, DenisMcCarthy, Keene named

Westport assistant chiefs [photo], H 1/2/88 p13

McCord, Roger B.McCord to publish luxury

magazine: For Neiman Marcus [photo], H 8/25/88 p13+

McCready, Harold D.Commissioner is sworn in

[photo], H 1/23/88 p17McCready selected for fire

commission, H 1/20/88 p6McCure, John P.

Riverside investor acquires Norwalk firm in leveraged buyout, BJ 12/19/88 p24

McDermott LandscapingNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15McElveen, Mark

Follow him. As a leader Mark McElveen steps to the front of the class [photo], H 9/2/88 p25+

McEvoy, George F.Three-artist exhibit to open in


McGarry, Melissa S.Additional Ettinger awards

surprise seniors, H 4/8/88 p15Foundation picks two Norwalkers

for scholarships [photo], H 4/7/88 p1+

McGovern & AssociatesPickwick occupancy exceeds 85

percent, BJ11/14/88 p6McGovern, Pete

Sportsmen Award goes to McGovern [photo], H 6/10/88 p57

McGuire, RonaldMcGuire picked to lead Westport

FD, H 1/12/88 p1+New fire chief takes office

[photo], H 2/2/88 p13McGuire-Schwartz, Mary-Ellen

Director named for NCC's child care center [photo], H 2/19/88 p14

McKendry, GeorgeFlagpole to be dedicated, H

10/17/88 p37Kiwanis Club dedicates flag pole

to McKendry [photo], H 10/20/88 p41+

McKenna, J. J.It wasn't just a bicycle they stole

from J. J. [photo], H 5/23/88 p1+

McKenzie & Co.Focus on Marketing, H 5/19/88

p39, H 7/28/88 p30McKeon, Thomas M.

Westport restaurateur straddles entrepreneur/corporate worlds, H 6/9/88 p30

McKinney, LucieMcKinney's widow raps

Lieberman over `gloves' episode [letter], H 3/21/88 p5


Speaking for AIDS victims [photo], H 10/19/88 p20

McKinney, Stewart B.Congressional delegation pays

tribute to McKinney, H 5/5/88 p16

McKinney's death leaves mark on Congress, H 5/9/88 p1+

McKleans Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/26/88 p14

McLean, Jan ChinnockInspired by Northwest [photo], H

6/17/88 p28McLean, Louise

Historian given award, H 8/16/88 p30

McMahon High School, Brien. SEE BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL

McManus, Dr. Joseph M.Three are appointed to medical


McPartland, Sister Mary AnnChanges in role of nuns provides

new challenges [photo], H 6/25/88 p10+

McPherson Interiors Inc.McPherson Interiors plans

expansion, adds staffers, H 1/26/88 p23

MD LocksmithNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p19MDI. SEE MARKETING

DYNAMICS, INC.Mead, James

Eye on Real Estate: At Brick Gables [photo], H 4/19/88 p25

Meadow Gardens-NorwalkSafety hazard [letter], H 8/16/88

p5Meadow St.-Norwalk

P & Z approves plans for storage facility, H 3/17/88 p10

Resident complains `shootout' ignored, H 6/21/88 p6

Truck too high, bridge too low [photo], H 6/17/88 p8

Meadow Street Railroad BridgeRemoval of low underpass

should lessen truck traffic [photo], H 7/26/88 p10

Meals on WheelsP-E employees help Meals on

Wheels, H 11/25/88 p4Meat Loaf

Meet the real Meat Loaf: Life's essentials..melody & meaning [photo], H 8/18/88 p19+

138


Mechanics & Farmers Savings Bank

Strictly Business: Mechanics & Farmers to sell stock, H 5/10/88 p21

Strictly Business: Mechanics & Farmers, Liberty approve merger, H 3/22/88 p23

Medalist Industries Inc.Three new tenants lease at First

Stamford Pl, BJ 11/14/88 p10MedCom Partners

Eye on Real Estate: Three leases [drawing], H 5/17/88 p19

Media GroupMarketing and ad libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5Media Services Group Ltd.

Nine new tenants lease space from F.D. Rich, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Medical Marketing Group Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19Eye on Real Estate: Arranges


Medical wasteThe garbage on Sound beaches

makes preserving wildlife `impossible' task [photo], H 8/11/88 p1+

5-Sound scare overstated [letter], H 8/9/88 p5

Backer: Teach public not to use L. I. Sound for a waste basket [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+

Call to sign up for C.R.A.P. [letter], H 8/20/88 p5

In search of sea treasures [photo], H 8/25/88 p41

Islands may be shielding local beaches from debris [photo], H 8/9/88 p1+

Kids find syringe along shoreline, H 7/19/88 p10

Officials keep eye on beaches [photo], H 8/11/88 p31+

Officials: No medical waste on local beaches, H 7/15/88 p1+

Searches continue at beach, H 8/30/88 p37+

Some just don't trust the water [photo], H 8/6/88 p1+

State legislators propose crackdown on pollution, H 8/17/88 p1+

Syringe found on Westport beach, H 8/29/88 p33

Syringes found on beaches, H 7/18/88 p1+, H 8/1/88 p13

Melillo, Jerry M.Ex-Westporter promoted at

Woods Hole [photo], H 2/10/88 p38

Melloni, Rose KaplanWelcome aboard Rose K.

Melloni's `riverboat Frolics' [photo], H 9/19/88 p13+

Memorial Day-DarienDarien salutes veterans home

[photo], H 5/31/88 p13Lord leads Darien parade, H

5/26/88 p53+Memorial Day-Norwalk

Memorial Day message: Drugs new enemy crippling our society [photo], H 5/31/88 p1+

Norwalk parade begins at 9 a.m. on Memorial Day, H 5/26/88 p1+

Observance set at grave of Magrath, H 5/26/88 p12

Parade changes mulled, H 2/8/88 p1+

Parade route set; direction unchanged, H 3/22/88 p10

Rowayton parade steps off at noon Sunday, H 5/26/88 p13

Rowayton's parade draws young and old [photo], H 5/31/88 p1+

Stupid and dangerous [edit], H 6/3/88 p4

Memorial Day-RowaytonRowayton parade steps off at

noon Sunday, H 5/26/88 p13Rowayton's parade draws young

and old [photo], H 5/31/88 p1+

Memorial Day-WestonRev. Greene Weston grand

marshal [photo], H 5/26/88 p53+

Memorial Day-WestportArea towns will honor those who

served their country [photo], H 5/26/88 p53+

Statue stands proud at Town Hall [photo], H 5/31/88 p13+

Town changes route of holiday parade, H 3/11/88 p29

Memorial Day-WiltonGazebo dedicated to memory of

those who gave their lives [photo], H 5/31/88 p13

Gazebo dedication scheduled in Wilton, H 5/26/88 p53+

Memory Metals Inc.Memory Metals makes fresh start

[drawing], H 4/19/88 p25+Strictly Business: Memory Metals

to move here, H 4/5/88 p16Mental healers. SEE HEALERS-

NAME OF TOWNMentally handicapped people

Gifts being collected for mentally retarded [photo], H 12/10/88 p4

Santa Claus pays visits to special people in city, H 12/27/88 p5

Mentors in educationCompanies honored at breakfast

for Adopt-A-School contributions [photo], H 6/13/88 p7

Making a difference [photo], H 10/4/88 p18

Mercaz programComplete Mercaz program

[photo], H 5/21/88 p25Mercede & Sons Inc. SEE

FRANK MERCEDE & SONSMerchants Bancorp Inc. SEE

ALSO MERCHANTS BANK & TRUST CO.

Merchants Bancorp Inc.Merchants posts profit, H

10/18/88 p15Strictly Business: Merchants

Bancorp earnings up, H 2/2/88 p21

Strictly Business: Merchants Bank earnings, H 4/19/88 p25

Strictly Business: Merchants Bank earnings up 12%, H 7/28/88 p27

Merchants Bank & Trust Co.Bankers beat guests in Dow

forecast, H 1/7/88 p33+Banking department applications,

H 10/25/88 p15Gewant elected president of the

Bank of Stamford, H 11/5/88 p18



Merchants Bank kept mum on talks: Anatomy of a merger [photo], H 9/20/88 p13+

Merchants Bank merges with Bank of Stamford, H 8/25/88 p1+

Response to shareholder: Merchants Bank no `white knight' [photo], H 4/21/88 p37

Strictly Business: Merchants awards scholarships, H 3/22/88 p23

Strictly Business: Merchants wins governor's award, H 12/22/88 p25

Strictly Business: State banking applications, H 10/11/88 p13

Meredith, David and SheilaP & Z seeks new map on barn

application, H 10/25/88 p9

139


Meritor Credit Co.Ford to acquire Meritor Credit:

More hiring expected, H 12/24/88 p13+

Merrihew, KristenAmong the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13

Merrill Lynch RealtyAward winners [photo], H 5/19/88

p38Brokers pay visit to nursing

homes, H 12/30/88 p4Eye on Real Estate: Spreading

cheer, H 12/22/88 p25Mallards Landing, hot condo [il],

H 9/22/88 p58Merrill Lynch Realty agrees to

buy Moran, Stahl & Boyer, BJ 10/31/88 p9

Merrill Lynch Realty signs letter of intent for Moran, Stahl & Boyer Inc, H 10/27/88 p29

Merritt 7 Corporate Park. SEE ALSO NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES

Good deals available for city's office space [photo], H 1/26/88 p24

IBM departure to open space up at Merritt 7 [photo], H 9/13/88 p13+

Latest move from Greenwich: Arkwright Mutual plans relocation to Merritt 7, H 11/29/88 p13

Merritt 7 considers day care service, H 12/3/88 p27+

Merritt 7 spokesmen ask looser density terms, H 11/23/88 p20

Merritt 7 Corporate Park-NorwalkFifth building going up at Merritt 7

[photo], H 2/2/88 p1+Merritt Group

Eye on Real Estate: City landmark [photo], H 5/19/88 p37

Merritt Parkway. SEE ALSO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS-MERRITT PARKWAY

Block party [photo], H 6/13/88 p1Bolster seeks installation of

reflectors on parkway, H 3/29/88 p10

Commuter advocates push for parkway improvements, H 9/29/88 p7

Disappointing veto [edit], H 6/7/88 p4

Era passes as parkway tolls cease, H 6/25/88 p1+

Facelift coming [photo], H 1/30/88 p25


Keep Merritt as it is [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

New Canaan bridge closed until July '89, H 10/1/88 p35

Section of Wilton Road to close to allow work on parkway span, H 10/6/88 p49


Tollkeeper recalls when motorists were glad to find a roadside oasis [photo], H 6/25/88 p1+

Trucks on parkway [edit], H 1/27/88 p4

Vintage Parkway toll booths head for Henry Ford Museum, H 6/21/88 p1+

Merritt Parkway-Entrance rampsParkway ramp adopted [photo], H

4/21/88 p48Work under way on exit ramp

[photo], H 4/20/88 p13Merritt Parkway-Tolls

Won't be missed [edit], H 4/8/88 p4

Merritt Ridge-NorwalkMerritt Ridge plan passed with

traffic flow changes, H 10/24/88 p4

Petition fuels drive against Merritt Ridge [photo], H 8/11/88 p1+

Merrittview-NorwalkGateway to move HQs to

Merrittview [photo], H 1/14/88 p23+

Tough leasing in tenant's market: Merrittview fills up [photo], H 1/28/88 p25+

Merwin Meadows-WiltonBoy, 5, rescued at pond, H

6/13/88 p9+Parents file suit in near drowning

at Wilton pond, H 11/7/88 p1+Wilton residents voice pond

complaints, H 7/7/88 p13Merwin St.-Norwalk

Eye on Real Estate: Project unveiled [drawing], H 3/3/88 p33

Messex Hill-WestonMessex Hill neighbors concerned

over variance request, H 2/24/88 p13+

Variance granted for resubdivision lot, H 3/24/88 p15+

Messex Lane-WestonLawsuit withdrawn on Messex Hill

work, H 11/22/88 p9Neighbors oppose Messex Lane

plan, H 6/21/88 p9+

P & Z still hears opposition on Messex Hill subdivision, H 5/25/88 p13+

Subdivision application withdrawn, H 4/5/88 p11

Metal Box America Inc.Metal Box to expand, H 4/7/88

p30Metal Box, Alcoa in packaging

deal: No-freeze TV dinners, H 4/28/88 p29

Success-with help from abroad [photo], H 4/28/88 p29

Metro Center of StamfordMetro Center receives council's

design award, BJ 11/28/88 p10

Metro Mobile CTS Inc.Firm begins cleaning up SoNo

spot [photo], H 5/28/88 p18Installation of tower to begin, H

7/22/88 p45+Metro Mobile nips at SNET heels

[photo], H 4/12/88 p17+Metro Mobile resubmits phone

tower application, H 2/10/88 p37





Town meeting vote puts tower on Mather Street [photo], H 5/4/88 p9+

Upcoming decisions should clarify site of mobile tower, H 4/23/88 p13+

Metro-North Rail ServicesCommuters pitch case for

smoking at public hearing [photo p8], H 3/9/88 p1+

Fire hampers train service, H 4/20/88 p8

Inaccurate data [letter], H 8/17/88 p5

Metro-North on time after strikers get `point across', H 9/10/88 p1+

Rail improvements promised for Wilton, H 10/18/88 p8

RR hopes to lure customers, H 10/17/88 p1+


Wildcat strike shuts down Metro-North's rail service [photo], H 9/9/88 p1+

140


Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.Metropolitan Life leases space in

Shelton, BJ 12/26/88 p11Metropolitan Planning

OrganizationMayors selectmen meet: Housing

discussion Thursday, H 11/2/88 p5

MetroPoolFormer MetroPool employee

alleges company faked ride-sharing numbers, H 6/20/88 p10


Meyer, Alice V.Balanced budget priority for

Meyer, H 12/10/88 p35Lawmakers back Fuchs in 136th,

H 11/5/88 p38Meyer announces bid for re-

election, H 7/2/88 p36Meyer running unopposed, H

8/25/88 p42Meyerholz, Sonja

Fired head of nursing department says Norwalk Hospital was wrong, H 4/5/88 p1+

Meyers, Stanley E.NSTC professor writes his fourth

textbook, H 8/9/88 p24MG Tools


Miami Valley Paper Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 5/26/88

p35Michael Berkowitz Co.


Eye on Real Estate: Staples homestead [photo], H 2/9/88 p25

Michael Carmine ProductionsMarketing and Ad Libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5Michalek, Allyn

Norwalker to direct net center, H 9/13/88 p25

Michalowski, BobMichalowski to head District I

Little League, H 7/6/88 p19+Michel, Alexander M.


Micki Magidson Public RelationsFocus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21Microphase Corp.

Microphase chief sees stable year for 1988, H 1/26/88 p53

Mid Fairfield HospiceAttend benefit luncheon [photo],

H 4/20/88 p19Benefit for Hospice [photo], H

10/27/88 p16Couple takes time to listen and


Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Center

Center offers help for troubled children [photo], H 6/6/88 p1+

Child guidance center in fundraising effort, H 1/19/88 p10

Health/Fitness: Center develops video, H 5/9/88 p21

Meeting a need [edit], H 6/23/88 p4

Strictly Business: Businesses target children's aid, H 3/1/88 p19

Support group for parents of disabled children offered, H 11/9/88 p7

Midas MufflerFocus on Marketing, H 4/26/88

p23Middle schools. SEE ALSO

NAME OF SCHOOLMiddle schools-Norwalk

8th-graders reassured high school isn't so bad [photo], H 5/31/88 p1+

Middle school students honored [photo], H 6/17/88 p6

Sixth graders to wear T-shirts proclaiming schools drug free: Mayor proclaims Red Ribbon Week [photo], H 10/22/88 p4

Middlebrook SchoolSkills displayed by students

[photo], H 3/24/88 p15Wilton's history brought to life in

class [photo], H 11/25/88 p61+

Middlesex ManorDesigners ready Darien

showhouse [photo], H 10/24/88 p13

Mihrab Caravan, Order of Alhambra

Caravan presents furniture units for use in Lower Fairfield Center [photo], H 3/31/88 p10

MikrotecNew business names, BJ

12/26/88 p15Miles Credit Consultant


Miles, LynnNorwalk man looks for a new

dawn: Near nuclear testing grounds, H 3/21/88 p9

Military housing-Westport16 Westport houses affected by

closings, H 12/30/88 p1+Milko, Rose Barsczenski

Rose Milko celebrates 100th birthday [photo], H 1/18/88 p15

Mill Hill Historic ParkDoing their part [photo], H

9/21/88 p12Mill Pond. SEE SHERWOOD

MILL PONDMill rate. SEE LOCAL TAXATIONMill's Pride Inc.

Company files plans for Holson building, H 11/15/88 p9+

Miller Card and Gift ShopMan pulls knife on employee, H

10/22/88 p8Miller School

Addition proposed for schools. Enrollment exceeds estimates., H 9/28/88 p33

Area schools to be visited by educators, H 1/28/88 p13+

Deferred payment speeds school work, H 10/8/88 p37

Miller School plans celebration, H 11/14/88 p35

Principal pleased by choice of school, H 1/7/88 p13+

Schools nominated for honor, H 1/4/88 p13+

Two local schools among the best in the country, H 5/18/88 p1+

Miller, BenHigh court rejects Miller case.

Former Norwalker may be retried on murder charge, H 10/12/88 p1+

Miller, BobbyCity fives win FCIAC boys'

openers: Miller's happy, streak goes on [photo], H 1/13/88 p35+


Miller, JackJack Miller Orchestra hit high

notes in area [photo], H 8/1/88 p13

Miller, Jack E.Finance director recommending

city create new risk management post, H 9/15/88 p7

Miller suggests personnel cuts to save money, H 1/26/88 p1+

141


Miller, Lewis A.Lewis Miller launches new

consulting service [photo], H 4/19/88 p27

Miller named chairman of area industry council [photo], H 7/12/88 p20

Miller, Ralph C.Sixth District fire marshal busy

throughout 1987-88, H 8/12/88 p28

Weak hoses on grills disturb fire marshal, H 10/4/88 p10

Miller, SarahWilton's Miller cops 1,600 in

State Open, H 6/9/88 p45Millmaster Onyx Group Inc.


Real Estate Briefs, BJ 11/14/88 p6

Mills, Janet M.140th-Mintz, Mills, Solan [photo],

H 11/7/88 p11140th candidates differ on state

role in public education, H 10/11/88 p7


Appalled by tone of Yordon letter [letter], H 3/10/88 p21

Backs Mills [letter], H 9/16/88 p5Candidates from 140th differ on

state role in health care, H 10/19/88 p23

Candidates from 140th give views on transportation, H 11/2/88 p4


Dog bites candidate, H 10/11/88 p11

Janet Mills named to panel: On transracial adoption, H 2/9/88 p6

Janet Mills planning bid for Legislature, H 5/18/88 p12

Mills anxious to reverse Democrat's spending habits [photo], H 9/27/88 p10

Mills backed for seat on Housing Authority, H 6/7/88 p7

Mills criticized for service on Housing Authority, H 6/9/88 p7

Roodner Court tenants join opposition to Mills, H 6/22/88 p11

Second group backs Mill for post, H 6/14/88 p9

State Realtors endorse Mills, H 10/24/88 p5


We lose [letter], H 9/24/88 p5Milton, Cathy

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32Minchik, Dr. Daniel

Minchik opens dental office [photo], H 2/22/88 p33

Minoff PropertiesEgghead Discount Store has



Minoff Properties plans Wall Street renovation, H 1/26/88 p30

Townhouse proposal irks neighbors, H 4/26/88 p1+

Minoff, Bruce1959 compromise no shield

against townhouse plan, H 6/6/88 p1+

Builder shows plans for condo project, H 1/13/88 p10

Committee suggests denial of town house project, H 7/15/88 p12

Condo developer files second suit, H 8/23/88 p7

Developer, city head to court, H 11/2/88 p26


Minoff considering adding single-family homes to condo plan, H 9/1/88 p7

Residents plead with zoners to protect neighborhood, H 6/9/88 p9

Suit filed against Zoning board, H 7/28/88 p10

Minorities-Population-NorwalkCity minority population to

increase: According to planning study [graph], H 3/23/88 p7

Minorities-School Enrollment. SEE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT-MINORITIES-NAME OF TOWN

Minority studentsMinority students enjoy `Fresh

Start': In joint effort of high schools, colleges [photo], H 6/22/88 p10

Mintz, Douglas C.140th-Mintz, Mills, Solan [photo],

H 11/7/88 p11140th candidates differ on state

role in public education, H 10/11/88 p7


Atkin, Mintz ask stae DEP to close plant emitting smell [photo], H 10/13/88 p10


Candidates from 140th differ on state role in health care, H 10/19/88 p23



Douglas Mintz to run again [photo], H 7/20/88 p7


Mintz appointed to panel, H 1/23/88 p9

Mintz gets appointed to panel, H 9/22/88 p11

Mintz on panel reviewing police use of deadly force, H 1/28/88 p10

Mintz says fiscal woes exaggerated by state [photo], H 9/27/88 p10



Study by state legislator discovers: Lack of affordable housing a Norwalk concern, H 6/17/88 p11


Mintz, LeaLea Mintz to be honored by

management group, H 9/22/88 p20

Miriam Beyman AgencyAgency merges [photo], H 6/9/88

p30Miss Norwalk Seaport

Sheri Cimitile crowned Miss Norwalk Seaport [photo], H 8/6/88 p1+

Mobil Chemical Co.Chemical company forms

partnership to recycle, I 12/23/88–1/5/89 p6

Improving trash: Area firm goes one up on wastebasket [photo], H 10/22/88 p13+

Mockler, DoloresDolores Mockler honored [photo],

H 6/30/88 p13

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Mockler, Lisa M.Home/Town People [photo], H

8/23/88 p13Modeling agencies

Aspiring models face off [photo], H 2/29/88 p1+

Modem MediaStrictly Business: Modem Media

offers new service, H 12/15/88 p31

Moderate income housing. SEE HOUSING

Modugno, DominickAttorney opens practice in city

[photo], H 3/5/88 p12Moffitt, Beth

Lecture on Wednesday [photo], H 10/28/88 p20

Mohonk HousePlight of teen touches families, H

3/18/88 p29+Mola, Wini

Eye on Real Estate: Realtor award [photo], H 10/4/88 p13

Monaghan, TomAutography hound [photo], H

12/13/88 p12Mondlick, Leonard

Speaker warns of substance abuse, H 10/7/88 p49+

Mones, WayneMones gets WesConn soccer job

[photo], H 5/6/88 p37+Mones is adjusting to college

coaching [photo], H 8/19/88 p31+


Money magazine`Money' drops Norwalk to

number 3, H 7/25/88 p1+Fame is fleeting [edit], H 7/25/88

p4Money management

Money managers proliferate here, H 7/7/88 p25+

Monroe-Economic conditionsMonroe's business community

divided over development plan, BJ 10/10/88 p 17

Montana, DominickMontana re-elected as chairman

of RTC, H 3/11/88 p10Monterey Pl.-Norwalk

Flames gut bedroom, eight chased from home, H 3/24/88 p6

Monterey Village AssociatesCouncil paves way to conclusion

of long hassle over driveway, H 5/12/88 p7

Montessori SchoolSchool plans fund-raiser [photo],

H 9/20/88 p34

Montgomery, RobertFugitive leads cops on chase, H

4/14/88 p1+Montoya, Jose

Facing kidnap, assault charges, Norwalker is released on bond, H 2/4/88 p1+

Investigation continues in assault case, H 3/2/88 p15

State drops rape charges against Montoya, H 4/28/88 p10

Suspect in rape arrested again, H 2/8/88 p1+

Suspect's case continued, H 3/17/88 p14

Moore McCormack Resources, Inc.

Moore McCormack urges securityholders to nix offer, H 3/8/88 p16

Moore, Dr. John T.Health/Fitness: Dr. Moore opens

office, H 6/13/88 p18Psychiatrist offers STDP

treatment: Effective against anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, H 8/29/88 p10

Moore, MaureenCity woman recipient of award

[photo], H 6/27/88 p11Moore, Robin

Attorney sentenced in scheme linked to a Westport author, H 2/2/88 p6

Moore, Tamath K.Area student named as Kellas

Scholar, H 3/31/88 p7Moraio, Bud

Moraio's Triumph best overall [photo], H 12/24/88 p30

Moran, Stahl & Boyer Inc.Merrill Lynch Realty agrees to

buy Moran, Stahl & Boyer, BJ 10/31/88 p9


Morehouse, Judge Philip A.Morehouse retires from probate

court [photo], H 8/15/88 p33Moreno, Louis S.


Morgan Ave.-NorwalkLeft turns at Morgan scrutinized,

H 4/19/88 p10Morgan Sign Co.


Morgan, A. HenryCandidate Morgan gives views to

Wilton Rotary Club members [photo], H 8/27/88 p35+

Gill squeaks through by 44 primary votes [photo], H 9/15/88 p1+



Morgan criticizes Gill's stand on Route 7 and housing issues, H 9/1/88 p17

Morgan feels many voters looking for an alternative, H 9/13/88 p35+

Primary loser comments [letter], H 9/22/88 p5

Morgan, BrechinNew murals planned for rail

bridge: Artist ready to go to work, H 5/19/88 p11

This artist's work is always on view [photo], H 5/27/88 p1+

Morgan, FrankFrom coach to dean, Morgan's

done it all [photo], H 7/29/88 p33+

Morgan, JimEye on Real Estate, H 4/28/88

p27Manager of William Pitt Real

Estate office in Norwalk awarded, H 4/21/88 p24

Moriello, NickNew shop with a magical twist

[photo], H 8/26/88 p1+Morrell, Geneva L.

On Board of Education: Morrell will replace Ciccarello [photo], H 11/15/88 p5

Morrison, DouglasMorrison, Ripley to be honored

[photo], H 10/13/88 p53Morrison, Victoria

Student selected, H 4/4/88 p6Morse Moving and Storage Co.

Inc.`Shaving' makes it safely to

Florida, H 11/8/88 p13+Focus on Marketing, H 4/26/88

p23Morse: municipal movers, H

5/3/88 p32Mortgage brokers

Lenders tighten reins on developers [photo], H 10/4/88 p13+

Mortgage loansMortgage rates stable-for now, H

6/28/88 p29+Mortgage rates

Banks lower mortgage rates, H 2/11/88 p1+

143


Morton, KevinHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Norwalk trio starts for Seton Hall

nine [photo], H 5/16/88 p35+Mother's Day

Mother's Day gets big hand from local retail operations, H 5/5/88 p31

Mother's Day RacePerfect day for 10K race [photo],

H 5/9/88 p33+Motherhouse. SEE SCHOOL

SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME MOTHERHOUSE

Mothers Against Drunk Driving. SEE MADD

Mothers At Home MoreRowayton woman's new group

aims to raise public esteem of mothering [photo], H 12/1/88 p7

Motor vehicles-Pollution control devices

Smoky vehicles [letter], H 10/3/88 p5

Motor Vessel Belle Island. SEE BELLE ISLAND CHARTERS INC.

Motorcycle accidentsBoy hit by motorcycle in critical

condition, H 9/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Motorcyclist

injured, H 9/12/88 p8Motorcycle accidents-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Motorcyclist escapes injury, H 3/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorcyclist injured in crash, H 3/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorcyclist injured in mishap, H 6/29/88 p8

MoussyMoussy ads move from tv to

radio [photo], H 4/14/88 p25+Moussy in ten-pack [photo], H

10/20/88 p15Strictly Business: Non-alcoholic

brew sales soar, H 4/7/88 p25MoveSystems Management

City Hall move launches MoveSystems [photo], H 5/3/88 p32


Moving industry. SEE STORAGE AND MOVING TRADE

Moving pictures. SEE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST

Moving-picture locations-Norwalk

`Possession' scene grips the neighborhood, H 12/5/88 p1+

Mrs. Smith's ConfectionsBankrupty, BJ 10/24/88 p18

Mucci, BetseyWill compete March 5 [photo], H

2/27/88 p16Mugging-Norwalk

Man beaten, robbed, H 10/17/88 p8

Mugging reported, H 10/17/88 p8Police Blotter: Man mugged on

Meadow Street, H 7/23/88 p8Police Blotter: Trucker mugged in

freight yard, H 12/22/88 p8Mulartrick, Dale R.


Mullenhauer, JohnHome/Town People [photo], H

9/27/88 p29+Muller, Chip

Former Staples skier on MSG, H 3/15/88 p31

Multi-family housing. SEE APARTMENT HOUSES

Municipal bondsAuthoritization given for city

bonds, H 5/3/88 p1+Municipal bonds-Norwalk

Analysts visit city as part of annual bond rating process, H 6/3/88 p9

Bids on city bonding package come in lower than anticipated, H 6/22/88 p7

Norwalk bond rating goes up a notch, H 6/15/88 p1+

Municipal bonds-WestportBond sale pleases Westport

officials, H 6/16/88 p15Municipal Coastal Program. SEE

WATERFRONTS-NORWALKMural paintings-Norwalk. SEE

WPA MURAL PAINTINGSMurals Restoration Committee.

SEE WPA MURAL PAINTINGSMurder-Darien

Campbell's lawyer seeks copy of adoption records, H 4/15/88 p33+

Murder-New CanaanBoyd gets 45 years; will appeal,

H 1/22/88 p1+New Canaan man gets 20 years

in Viner murder, H 2/12/88 p1+

Murder-Norwalk$1,000 reward is offered in


Baby Everne's death called homicide by cops, H 9/10/88 p1

Body found with wound in the chest, H 8/13/88 p1+

Cops have warrant in killings, H 7/26/88 p1

Police release photo of suspect in shooting, H 7/28/88 p9

Police stand vigil at Roodner Ct., H 7/20/88 p1+

Murder-StamfordBloomingdale's murder suspect

under arrest, H 6/15/88 p1+Bloomingdale's murder suspect

will stand trial, H 11/2/88 p1+Murder-Westport

Valencia receives five-year prison term, H 12/8/88 p13

Witnesses sought for Valencia, H 2/12/88 p57

Muro, Michael L.Master planners meet with school

administrators, H 10/26/88 p4Muro, Robert E. Jr.

Award winner graduates: Concludes four years at UB [photo], H 6/3/88 p11

Murphy, CalvinMurphy finishes second in Sr.

Superstar event, H 5/16/88 p35

Murphy in NBA Legends on live TV on Saturday, H 2/5/88 p29

Murphy will not play this season, H 4/16/88 p23

The Hour looks back when... [photo], H 6/16/88 p23

Writers cite Murphy at Gold Key dinner [photo], H 2/8/88 p23

Murphy, Christine A,Among the Grads, H 3/31/88 p13

Murphy, Emmett G.Norwalk Bank turns the corner

[photo], H 10/25/88 p15+Murphy, Tim


Murray Real EstateEye on Real Estate, H 3/29/88

p21, H 8/23/88 p17Murray is exclusive broker for

Bridgeport site, BJ 11/14/88 p7

Murray Real Estate has moved its Norwalk operations to 341 Westport Ave, H 10/27/88 p29

Murray, Robert E.Strictly Business: Westport

Bancorp names CEO, H 9/1/88 p27

Murtha, Harold and TerranceWestport among towns named in

suit filed by landfill owners, H 5/21/88 p27

144


Musante, Edward J. Jr.Bridgeport man chosen to head

Norwalk agency, H 3/16/88 p1+

Director's focus on housing, H 4/25/88 p9

Riverside Drive planner to be hired, H 12/5/88 p4

Museums-Stamford. SEE STAMFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Museums-Wilton. SEE HURLBUTT SCHOOL MUSEUM

Music clubs. SEE ANTHRAX CLUB

Musical comedy. SEE MUSICAL REVUE

Musical instrumentsInstruments needed by high

school, H 9/16/88 p45Musical play. SEE MUSICAL

REVUEMusical revue

Musical play to be discussed by panel of artists, H 4/28/88 p17

Musicians-DarienHarp students recital May 15, H

5/7/88 p15Musicians-Norwalk

Karen Shaw recital for DCA [photo], H 9/16/88 p15

Listen....they're playing Angela's song: Her first solo at three [photo], H 1/21/88 p37

Norwalk musicians are in`Iolanthe' orchestra [photo], H 7/18/88 p20

Norwalk-born musician [photo], H 4/11/88 p24

Norwalker in house concert [photo], H 4/14/88 p20

Share proceeds with Hospice, H 7/12/88 p15

Take off for west coast: Recording contract to Erik's rap group [photo], H 3/25/88 p17

Vicki Sue Robinson: Norwalk singer blazes some new trails [photo], H 1/14/88 p35

Wehr plays NYC debut, H 10/31/88 p15

Musicians-Westport29th benefit [photo], H 4/22/88

p13Coryell is undisputed master of

the jazz guitar [photo], H 1/16/88 p21+

Couple to given (sic) concert in Wilton [photo], H 5/18/88 p17

Is Charlie Karp's wait over? Name Droppers' label could spell FAME [photo], H 4/22/88 p13+

Madrigal's Jeanne Kimball [photo], H 4/28/88 p20

Musicians-WiltonAward provides high note for

composer in Wilton [photo], H 1/23/88 p13+

New album is jazz with a spiritual message: Rob Silvan's music [photo], H 5/27/88 p15

Rocherolle selected [photo], H 3/19/88 p15+

Must Software InternationalFrench software start-up taking

off [photo], H 3/1/88 p19+MV Belle Island. SEE BELLE

ISLAND CHARTERS INC.My Movie Star Daughter Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 12/19/88 p19Myrtle Ave.-Westport

A bad turn gets better [photo], H 10/8/88 p37

Contract issued for intersection, H 3/21/88 p13+

Crews to start work on intersection, H 5/3/88 p18

Myrtle Avenue work will take a few days, H 6/28/88 p11

Westport roads to get attention from state DOT, H 4/6/88 p11+

NN.R.X.G. Ventures


NAACPBorges speaks to NAACP

[photo], H 6/13/88 p7City to pay legal fees for NAACP,

H 3/23/88 p1+Councilmen reluctant to approve

attorney fees from housing suit, H 3/21/88 p7


New president hopes to give NAACP a more youthful and involved look [photo], H 12/29/88 p4

Nachby, AndyFormer resident honored, H

4/22/88 p33Nager/Reynolds Design


Naramake SchoolNaramake PTA elects new

officers, H 6/20/88 p7Naramake School marks

birthday, H 6/15/88 p6

Narcotics dealers. SEE DRUG DEALERS

Nash Engineering Co.30-year men [photo], H 5/5/88 p31Contracts awarded, BJ 11/14/88

p18Strictly Business: Nash

Engineering helps needy, H 12/29/88 p21

Nastasi Leury Corp.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/5/88 p18

Nathan Hale Middle SchoolNathan Hale canopy's safety

tested [photo], H 9/22/88 p9Proceeds turned in [photo], H

2/5/88 p8Revolutionary display [photo], H

1/12/88 p1Nathan Hale Middle School-

SportsCity boys' hoop champs [photo],

H 3/22/88 p39Nathan Hale Middle School-Staff

Levy elected to national teaching post, H 6/10/88 p6

Local teacher guest editor for journal, H 3/18/88 p6

Nathan, SandraTribute paid to teacher at

concert, H 7/28/88 p15National Association for the

Advancement of Colored People. SEE NAACP

National Association of Railroad Passengers. SEE ALSO RAILROADS

Railroad advocate presses for improvements, H 4/29/88 p11

National Coalition of 100 Black Women

Bringing black history to life [photo], H 2/29/88 p1+

National Coalition of 100 Black Women-Greater Norwalk Chapter

Cheryl Arnold reaches out: Many faceted life of community leader [photo], H 3/24/88 p41+

National Guard. SEE CONNECTICUT ARMY NATIONAL GUARD-COMPANY C 143RD SUPPORT BATTALION (FORWARD)

National Guardian Corp.National Guardian completes

merger with Lep Group unit, BJ 10/17/88 p5


145


National Hall-WestportNational Hall approved by P & Z:

Conversion passes by unanimous vote [drawing], H 4/5/88 p11+

National Hall project under way in Westport [photo], H 11/19/88 p35+

Officials examine parking plans [photo], H 2/9/88 p37+

Officials work on resolving parking issue, H 1/27/88 p35+

Parking seen as major issue in preservation of building [photo], H 1/12/88 p11+

National Merit ScholarshipEight students at Staples

selected. Area National Merit Scholarship roundup [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

National Merit Scholar competition includes two semifinalists from city [photo], H 9/16/88 p7

Wilton, Weston high schools have two semifinalists each [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

National Organization for Women. SEE NOW-CONNECTICUT

National Properties Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19National Properties moves

headquarters, BJ 11/14/88 p7National Realty Service Corp.

Construction has begun at Easton Woods, H 10/13/88 p35


National School Lunch ProgramHot lunch available on first school

day, H 8/26/88 p31National lunch week slated in

Norwalk public schools, H 10/7/88 p9

National Westminster Bancorp Inc.

NatWest net up in quarter, H 8/4/88 p17

Nativity pageant. SEE CHRISTMAS-NORWALK

Nature Center for Environmental Activities

Celebrity Dinner Auction April 29 benefit for Westport Nature Center [photo], H 4/15/88 p21

Nature Center celebrates new features, H 9/9/88 p25

Trail opens at nature center [photo], H 9/20/88 p33

Nature Center-New Canaan. SEE NEW CANAAN NATURE CENTER

Nature Center-Westport. SEE NATURE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES

Nature Conservancy-Connecticut Chapter

Agreement over land changed, H 1/7/88 p13+

Commission supports 62-acre purchase, H 3/8/88 p17+

Conservancy given $6,000 gift: From Aspetuck Land Trust, H 3/26/88 p26

Conservancy to salute Weston, H 7/20/88 p35




Nature Conservancy-WestonConservancy hopes to take title

to property this week, H 4/25/88 p13+

Selectmen given plaque by town [photo], H 4/23/88 p13+

Nature Preserve-Weston. SEE DEVIL'S DEN; GRACE ROBINSON SANCTUARY; WALTER WAGNER NATURE PRESERVE

Naturopathic medicine-WiltonNaturopathic physicians heal

without using drugs [photo], H 4/19/88 p16

NaturopathyNaturopathic medicine

experiencing resurgence. Centuries-old knowledge

mixed with modern technique, H 10/31/88 p17

Naugatuck Dairy Ice Cream Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Neeco Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/15/88

p19Eye on Real Estate: Computer

distributor signs lease, H 3/8/88 p13

Neighborhood Cleaners Association

Toys distributed [photo], H 4/1/88 p9

Neighborhood Housing ServicesRenovations are completed on

Ely Avenue house, H 8/16/88 p18

Volunteers at work [photo], H 10/4/88 p10

Neighborhood-NorwalkEsposito's major thrust: Protect

neighborhoods, H 1/26/88 p21+

Neilsen's FloristNeilsen's & Peoples (sic) offer

free long-distance mom calls, H 5/4/88 p32

Neiman Marcus MagazineMcCord to publish luxury

magazine: For Neiman Marcus, H 8/25/88 p13+

Nelson, John J.In the Service, H 4/25/88 p31

Nelson, Judith F.Dinner on Oct. 3 to honor director

Judith F. Nelson, H 10/1/88 p18

Nemeti, ErikaThe sky is no limit for Norwalk

teen [photo], H 5/24/88 p1+NEOAX Inc.

NEOAX sells divisions to reduce debt, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p20


NEON3 projects by NEON progress, H

4/8/88 p112 upset by cuts in budget, H

1/20/88 p9AIDS battle: Taking it to the

streets, H 4/14/88 p8Backs NEON plan [letter], H

3/16/88 p5Board bakcs 6.5% increase in

NEON funding, H 3/5/88 p1+Burgess critical of grant agency

review process: During presentation to new panel [photo], H 2/9/88 p7

Burgess sees commission as bias, but zoners say rules apply to all, H 12/15/88 p1+

Coalition supports halfway house, H 11/23/88 p4

Community garden needs a new home, H 1/19/88 p1+

Disappointed [letter], H 5/10/88 p5Food distribution announced by

NEON, H 9/20/88 p6From job training program:

$422,660 `gain' reported, H 5/13/88 p10

Halfway house arouses controversy, H 10/18/88 p1+

Halfway house opponents fear neighborhood will deteriorate, H 9/29/88 p1+


146


NEON (Continued)Hearings slated on NEON

projects, H 11/15/88 p7Kids shown hospital job

possibilities, H 8/17/88 p12Looking at history [photo], H

2/19/88 p11Meeting with police panel is

sought: By NEON's directors, H 2/11/88 p16

NEON adds bid on day care in local schools, H 5/25/88 p1+

NEON board backs Yordon in dispute, H 5/12/88 p1+

NEON board conducting elections, H 11/14/88 p4

NEON calls for auxiliary cops to help police, H 9/1/88 p1+

NEON chief resents zoning panel's inaction, H 12/23/88 p1+

NEON decides to fight for halfway house, H 10/27/88 p1+


NEON eyes properties for housing and garden, H 12/16/88 p4

NEON honors two employers and two social workers, H 11/17/88 p5

NEON official outlines need for space fo job training, H 3/10/88 p10

NEON plans new shelter for homeless, H 10/17/88 p1+

NEON program `a Godsend' [letter], H 3/23/88 p5


NEON puts housing at top of agency's three-year blueprint, H 6/30/88 p12

NEON reports progress on new housing facilities, H 7/26/88 p6

NEON survey reveals: Housing still Priority No. 1, H 5/17/88 p9

NEON takes producer under wings, H 5/12/88 p7

NEON to get a boost, H 4/5/88 p16

NEON wants city to pay extra cost for gym repairs, H 12/15/88 p5

NEON wins IBM jobs grant for youth training program, H 3/7/88 p9

NEON youngsters tour Maritime Center, H 8/11/88 p11


New state program would benefit NEON, H 11/4/88 p7


Praise for program [letter], H 3/18/88 p5

Praises program [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Preliminary housing plan presented: 39 units on community garden site, H 4/7/88 p7

Program would be first of its kind in Connecticut, H 10/18/88 p1+

Program's director reports success with pre-trial intervention, H 4/14/88 p11

Republicans, Independent among NEON board picks, H 1/5/88 p7

Response from NEON chairman [letter], H 5/14/88 p5

Sees city as beneficiary [letter], H 3/17/88 p5

Speakers praise job training, H 3/18/88 p1

Task force seeks weapons to combat drug problems, H 2/26/88 p11

Teacher's view of program [letter], H 3/17/88 p5

Training program an opportunity [letter], H 3/17/88 p5

Training program at NEON, H 11/15/88 p5


NEON-DonationsCBT gives NEON $2,500 to help

training projects, H 11/25/88 p7

Couple donates $1,200 from house sale to NEON, H 7/19/88 p7

NetworkBlack professionals on the

increase [photo], H 7/7/88 p25+

Networks, Computer. SEE COMPUTER NETWORKS

Neuro Linguistic ProgrammingNLP: Adherents claim it will

change unwanted behavior [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

Nevas, LeoConservative Synagogue will

honor Nevas family [photo], H 3/19/88 p20+


Weston residents air concerns about Nevas resubdivision plan, H 9/14/88 p11

Neville Bayley Beach. SEE BAYLEY BEACH

New business enterprisesAladdin Flooring, BJ 11/7/88 p18Art Conservation Services of

Greenwich, BJ 11/7/88 p18Aymar Builders, Contractors,

Designers, BJ 11/7/88 p18Bon Ton Fish Market Inc, BJ

11/7/88 p18Brush of Color, BJ 11/7/88 p18Candice Corp, BJ 11/7/88 p18Cornerstone Construction, BJ

11/7/88 p18Critter Sitters, BJ 11/7/88 p18Diana Loock Interiors, BJ 11/7/88

p18Double E Constructors, BJ

11/7/88 p18Dr. Bruce R. Turton, Chir, BJ

11/7/88 p18Earthwatch Productions Inc, BJ

11/7/88 p18Famous Pizza & Souvlaki

Restaurant, BJ 11/7/88 p18Financial Placement Group, BJ

11/7/88 p18GLW, BJ 11/7/88 p18KB Software Management, BJ

11/7/88 p18Questnet, BJ 11/7/88 p18Radon Control Systems, BJ

11/7/88 p18Soft-Kare, BJ 11/7/88 p18Sten Painting Restorations, BJ

11/7/88 p18Transformations, BJ 11/7/88 p18

New business enterprises-Bridgeport

A & R. Builders, BJ 11/21/88 p18Ally Oop, BJ 11/21/88 p18AZ Industries, BJ 10/17/88 p18B and C Press of New England,

BJ 11/21/88 p18Bio Dor Products, BJ 11/21/88

p18Brian J. Lahey Builder, BJ

10/24/88 p19Bruce Colgate Production

Service, BJ 11/21/88 p18C.I.A. Customized Gift Baskets,

BJ 11/21/88 p18Chinatown Chinese Restaurant,

BJ 11/21/88 p18Dave's Home Improvement

Service, BJ 11/21/88 p18DeNova's Restaurant, BJ

11/21/88 p18Dewey Street Associates, BJ

11/21/88 p18

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New business enterprises-Bridgeport (Continued)

Dukes Business Service, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Dun-Rite Home Improvement Co, BJ 11/21/88 p18

East End Mini Store, BJ 10/17/88 p18

EMP Water Treatment Systems, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Frank's Painting and Remodeling, BJ 11/21/88 p18

G & S Home Improvements, BJ 10/17/88 p18

G.T. Co, BJ 11/21/88 p18Golden Hill Partners, BJ 11/21/88

p18Higher Dimensions Home

Improvements, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Homestead Construction Co, BJ 11/21/88 p18

J & T Auto Sales, BJ 11/21/88 p18

J.& W. Masonary Contactors, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Joey's Pizza, BJ 11/21/88 p18Kimberly Quality Care, BJ

11/21/88 p18L.T.D. Driving School, BJ

11/21/88 p18Love and Care Hair and Beauty

Shop, BJ 11/21/88 p18Main Subway No. 12, BJ

11/21/88 p18Maria's Variety, BJ 11/21/88 p18Master Leo, BJ 11/21/88 p19Miles Credit Consultant, BJ

11/21/88 p18Pars Contractors, BJ 11/21/88

p18Perijuana Liquor Store, BJ

11/21/88 p18Quarles Excavation Service, BJ

11/21/88 p18Rock-a-Bye Baby Day Care, BJ

11/21/88 p18Safellite/Penn Auto Glass, BJ

10/17/88 p18Small Business Data Organizing

Service, BJ 11/21/88 p18Special Needs Center and

Services of Southern Connecticut, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Sunrise Real Estate, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Sweetheart Records, BJ 11/21/88 p18

The Market Place Marketing System, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Three Penny Construction, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Unique European Decor, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Unitrans Messenger Services, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Unquowa Realty, BJ 10/17/88 p18VA Construction, BJ 11/21/88 p18Walker's Home Improvements,

BJ 10/17/88 p18New business enterprises-Cos

CobCommunity Mailer TWD Division,

BJ 12/26/88 p14New business enterprises-

GreenwichAmerican/International Society,

BJ 12/12/88 p 23Byram Electric Co, BJ 12/12/88 p

23C. Pappas Fine Jewelry, BJ

12/12/88 p 23China Plate Music, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Col Canto Opera, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Community Mailer, BJ 12/12/88 p

23DGS Church Street Partners, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Errands Unlimited, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Genesis International, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Graham & Gunn Ltd, BD 12/88

p16Key Logo, BJ 12/12/88 p 23Leisure & Stone Inc, BJ 12/12/88

p 23MBM Dance, BJ 12/12/88 p 23N.R.X.G. Ventures, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Overseas Trading Co, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Personal Search Inc, BJ 12/12/88

p 23Peter DeMarkey, BJ 12/12/88 p

23PR Partners, BJ 12/12/88 p 23Prestige Tickets, BJ 12/12/88 p 23Riverside Power II, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Robert T. Barlow, BJ 12/12/88 p

23The Gifted Basket, BJ 12/12/88 p

23Yogi Enterprises, BJ 12/12/88 p

23New business enterprises-

NorwalkCollege Tuition Planning Service,

BJ 10/24/88 p19CTO Call the Organizer, BJ

10/24/88 p19D-J Leasing Associates, BJ

10/24/88 p18Hair Creations, BJ 10/24/88 p18MD Locksmith, BJ 10/24/88 p19

MG Tools, BJ 12/26/88 p15Norwalk Pediatric Group, BJ

10/24/88 p18OSK & Associates, Ltd., BJ

10/24/88 p18Raymond's Cleaning Service, BJ

10/24/88 p19Restoration, BJ 10/24/88 p19Society for Savings, BD 12/88

p16Technical Marketing Associates,

BJ 10/24/88 p18The Artful Framer, BJ 10/24/88

p19The Hope Chest - East Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p18The Seltzer Organization, BJ

10/24/88 p19The Shared Resource, BJ

10/24/88 p19Video Village/South Norwalk, BJ

10/24/88 p19New business enterprises-

RidgefieldSafe Air Solutions, BJ 12/12/88 p

23New business enterprises-

RowaytonAAA Radon Bustors, BJ 10/24/88

p19Ann Welb Associates, BJ

10/24/88 p19Design Right, BJ 10/24/88 p19M & R Enterprises, BJ 10/24/88

p19New business enterprises-

Stamford848 Madison Court Partnership,

BJ 11/14/88 p18A Ewe-Nique Gift, BJ 11/14/88

p18A Fiore Realty Co, BJ 12/26/88

p14ACAP Partners, BJ 12/26/88 p14Adam Construction, BJ 11/14/88

p18Advanced Trade Policy Institute,

BJ 12/26/88 p14AG Limo, BJ 12/26/88 p14Aquarian International, BJ

12/26/88 p14Association of Baseball

Accountants, BJ 12/26/88 p14Baby Beluga, BJ 11/14/88 p18Barcello Development, BJ

11/14/88 p18Bogus Cleaning, BJ 12/26/88 p14Business Research Services, BJ

11/14/88 p18Cabic Industries Inc, BJ 12/26/88

p14Chateau Builders, BJ 11/14/88

p18

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New business enterprises-Stamford (Continued)

Chateau Painters, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Chillington-Linn Associates, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Corrado's Tailor Shop, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Costumed Characters, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Creative Scents of Connecticut, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Den-Al Electric Co, BJ 12/26/88 p15

EGC-Investments, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Elusive Distributor, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Empire Video Productions, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Eye Care Center, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Focus First America, BD 12/88 p17

Glenbrook Shopping Center, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Glendinning Builders General Contracting, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Gold Coast Construction Co, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Gus' Cash & Carry Auto Parts, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Heatherwood Properties, BJ 12/26/88 p15

Landart Designs, BJ 12/26/88 p15Lantern Cleaning Co, BJ

12/26/88 p15Longo's Home Improvement, BJ

12/26/88 p15M Borsey Services, BJ 12/26/88

p15McDermott Landscaping, BJ

12/26/88 p15Mikrotec, BJ 12/26/88 p15North American Roofing Co, BJ

11/14/88 p18Northeast Aircraft Appraisal

Service, BJ 11/14/88 p18Oceanside Construction, BJ

11/14/88 p18Pace/Scrivener, BJ 12/26/88 p15Parallel Tours, BJ 12/26/88 p15Patti's Toys, BJ 11/14/88 p18Pure Energy DJs, BJ 11/14/88

p18Random City International, BJ

11/14/88 p18Reyes Restaurant, BJ 11/14/88

p18The Village Wordsmith, BJ

11/14/88 p18Thomas M. Coppola Tile and

Marble Contractor, BJ 11/14/88 p18

Woodpecker Shop, BJ 11/21/88 p18

Zandis Recording Studio, BJ 11/14/88 p18

New business enterprises-Westport

CAA Deep Valley Associates, BJ 12/26/88 p14

New CanaanTop 10 richest towns, H 1/28/88

p1+New Canaan Academy of Dance

NC Academy of Dance end of season recital [photo], H 6/9/88 p19

New Canaan Bank and Trust Co.Lynn named president of New

Canaan bank, H 12/6/88 p14New Canaan bank earns

recognition: Ranked `safest' bank [photo], H 10/27/88 p29

Strictly Business: New Canaan Bank earnings off, H 7/28/88 p27

Three area banks deemed to be among the safest, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p7

New Canaan Community Nursery School

Funds donated to nursery school [photo], H 8/26/88 p14

New Canaan Country SchoolFour graduates from country day

school, H 6/30/88 p24Horizons Program: No tests, no

grades, no homework - and it's fun [photo], H 7/26/88 p13+

New Canaan Graphic ArtsChanging hands [photo], H

3/10/88 p27New Canaan High School

Schools earn accreditation, H 10/21/88 p27

Seven students named semifinalists [photo], H 9/27/88 p11

Sight of blood won't frighten student donors [photo], H 10/28/88 p9+

New Canaan High School-Awards

NC student of 500 semifinalists, H 4/20/88 p10

New Canaan teen named 1988 Presidential Scholar, H 5/17/88 p11

Students given National Merit Scholarships, H 4/12/88 p10

New Canaan High School-Sports11 city boys named All-FCIAC

[photo], H 3/25/88 p37




New Canaan shocks Wilton [photo], H 5/27/88 p31+

Ridgefield captures FCIAC hockey title, H 2/29/88 p26



New Canaan Mounted TroopMounted troop crowns

champions [photo], H 4/16/88 p13

Mounted troop holds annual review, H 7/27/88 p35

New Canaan Mounted Troiop readies for 50th anniversary, H 12/30/88 p9+

New Canaan Nature CenterNature lovers invited to Discovery

Center [photo], H 9/30/88 p46New Canaan-First Selectmen.

SEE MORENO, LOUIS S.New City Hotel-Norwalk

Better days ahead for hotel [letter], H 11/26/88 p11

Hotel conversion may swell ranks of the homeless [photo], H 5/18/88 p1+


Rundown South Norwalk hotel could be new inn [photo], H 1/26/88 p44

New ConnectionsNew dating club has pre-

screening [photo], H 3/31/88 p21

New York Land Co.Bridgeport building sold for $2.5

million, BJ 12/26/88 p11New York Life Insurance Co.

People's Bank, NY Life lease in Fairfield, BJ 12/5/88 p6

Newington Orthotic and Prosthetic Systems

Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25Newman's Own, Inc./Salad King,

Inc.From "Sophia" to salad dressing:

Officer of `Newman's Own' also writes [photo], H 4/18/88 p15+

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Newman's Own, Inc./Salad King, Inc. (Continued)


Newman donates $25,000 to Five Town Foundation [photo], H 12/7/88 p38

Newman says food sales up 25 percent during trial, H 11/5/88 p37

Newman's Own gives $5 million to charity [photo], H 2/27/88 p13


Tetley presents Newman's camp $25,000 check, H 4/16/88 p13

Newman, BernardBernard Newman re-elected

Norwalk Senior Center chief [photo], H 9/9/88 p32

Newman, Paul. SEE ALSO NEWMAN'S OWN, INC./SALAD KING, INC.

Actor, Gold take case to court, H 5/25/88 p13

Camp dedication leaves Newman awed [photo], H 6/6/88 p13+

Gold vs. Newman continues: Attorney: Trial going well, H 6/2/88 p15+




Jury selected in lawsuit over Newman stock, H 5/26/88 p1+


Leonard gave advice to Newman, H 6/9/88 p15+


Newman asks court to dismiss lawsuit, H 7/30/88 p21

Newman helped racer, H 6/11/88 p1+




Newman triumphs, sets track record, H 1/18/88 p23






Supreme Court to hear appeal by Newman, H 12/2/88 p46


Westport residents take sides, H 6/23/88 p1+

News summary-1988-Norwalk1988: Best laid plans gone awry

and an independent voting streak [photo], H 12/31/88 p1+

1988: Drug war claims three innocent victims [photo], H 12/30/88 p1+

1988: Hearts went out to Christopher Viesto [photo], H 12/28/88 p1+

1988: Property taxes went up 6.8 percent [photo], H 12/29/88 p1+

News summary-1988-WestonWeston 1988: Purchase of 134

acres welcomed [photo] [map], H 12/29/88 p13+

News summary-1988-WestportLand issues held Westport's

attention in 1988. [photo], H 12/30/88 p9+

News summary-1988-WiltonWilton 1988: The pressures to

change roll on [photo], H 12/28/88 p13

NewslettersMarketing plays key role in

success of newsletter, H 8/11/88 p15

Newsletter experts to meet press [photo], H 10/6/88 p47

Newspapers. SEE ALSO BRIDGEPORT'S POST-TELEGRAM NEWSPAPERS; FAIRFIELD COUNTY KIDS; FAIRFIELD COUNTY WOMAN; HOUR

After Post-Telegram purchase: Thomson may buy more U. S. newspapers, H 4/19/88 p25+

Newsprint industryStrictly Business: Bowater posts

record earnings, H 7/26/88 p21

Newtown Ave.-NorwalkSuit challenges authority of P & Z

to OK subdivision, H 5/16/88 p1+

Niantic Correctional CenterProgram would be first of its kind

in Connecticut, H 10/18/88 p1+

Nicaragua. SEE NORWALK/NAGAROTE SISTER CITY PROJECT

Nichols, George N.Wiltonite partner in new law office

[photo], H 1/16/88 p21Nicholstone Companies. SEE

SULLIVAN GRAPHICS INC.Nielsen's Florist

Nielsen's Florist chosen STAR employer of year [photo], H 12/6/88 p7

Nieuwenhuis, MarjorieCounselor gives workshop on the

college interview, H 6/17/88 p39

Niewenhous, CharlieOn road built in wetland: Cease

and desist order upheld, H 12/8/88 p13

Road project halted, H 12/3/88 p9Nikifurrow, Sarah

Medals awarded, H 9/9/88 p15Nirenberg, John

Entrepreneur's planner/sourcebook has yet to set corporate world afire, BJ 11/14/88 p1+

Nirenstein, AlNorwalker finds happiness racing

[photo], H 4/29/88 p31+Nisenson, Karen

Schubert Club duo-pianists will give recital Wednesday [photo], H 3/31/88 p22

Nivakoff, Sgt. RosemaryNorwalk officer elected to

national DARE board [photo], H 7/30/88 p8

Nobile, Phyllis E.NHS reading specialist selected

best in state [photo], H 10/26/88 p7

Nod Hill Rd.-WiltonCommission approves

subdivision, H 4/6/88 p11+Noise-Westport

Residents hoping to muffle Levitt `noise': Levitt board receives complaint, H 10/11/88 p9+

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Nolan K. Kerschner Co. Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 9/1/88

p27, H 12/6/88 p13, H 12/8/88 p29

Eye on Real Estate: 25% of Glenrock condos sold prior to completion [photo], H 9/22/88 p19

Eye on Real Estate: Affordable housing newest game in town [photo], H 8/4/88 p15+



On the waterfront [photo], H 5/24/88 p27

Non-Alcoholic BeveragesMoussy in ten-pack [photo], H

10/20/88 p15Nonprofit corporations. SEE

CORPORATIONS, NONPROFIT

Norbert JanisAccounting firm moves here, H

12/1/88 p34Norcon-Bennett Industries

Focus on Marketing: Joint venture [photo], H 4/26/88 p23

Norden Lane-NorwalkBuilder shows plans for condo

project, H 1/13/88 p10Norden Systems Inc.

1959 compromise no shield against townhouse plan, H 6/6/88 p1+

Allegations caused Norden to abort bid, H 7/1/88 p1+

Contracts Awarded, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Defense cuts hurting: Rumors of Norden sale persist, H 3/15/88 p19+

Defense probe wiretaps snare 3 in Congress, H 6/17/88 p1+

FBI seize Norden documents during raid: Part of nationwide probe into alleged military bid-fixing, H 6/15/88 p1+

Losses force Norden to cut 76 more jobs, H 10/15/88 p1+

News in review, I 11/25–12/8/88 p4

Norden closes two plants citing decline in U. S. military orders, H 9/3/88 p1+

Norden cuts leave 107 without jobs, H 6/2/88 p1+

Norden employees jumpy: As takeover rumors continue, H 4/5/88 p19+

Norden gets a surprise, H 12/31/88 p13

Norden may be planning layoffs, H 10/5/88 p1+

Norden president discusses probe, H 6/28/88 p29+

Norden probe, Burndy sale, bank turmoil mark calendar, H 12/31/88 p13

Norden ready for staff move: Trumbull on horizon, H 6/14/88 p19+

Norden retains Dusty softball crown, H 9/22/88 p29+

Norden wins share of defense contract, H 7/7/88 p26

Norden's revenues climb after reorganization [photo], H 1/26/88 p38

Request to make Norden documents public denied, H 7/29/88 p7

Softball title goes to Norden [photo], H 8/31/88 p23+

Speculation on Norden abounds: FBI search raises questions of company's future, H 6/21/88 p11+

UT concedes offers for Norden weighed, H 4/15/88 p1+

UTC: No bribery, no payoffs: Defense contractor speaks out, H 7/28/88 p27+

Winning message rewarded, H 5/17/88 p9

Norden Systems/Sikorsky Aircraft

Volunteers sought for caring award [photo], H 10/19/88 p5

Norfield QuintetNorfield Quintet has rehearsal at

library [photo], H 9/30/88 p18Norman S. Woolworth estate


Noroton Presbyterian ChurchNoroton Presbyterian celebrates

125 years, H 11/5/88 p20Norpex '88 Show

Recalling the day the mail took off [photo], H 3/3/88 p1+

North American Roofing Co.New Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18North Castle Partners


North Main St.-NorwalkShakeup on North Main St.

[photo], H 8/16/88 p11+North Water St.-Norwalk

Plan unveiled for Lock Co. building [drawing], H 3/9/88 p1+

Northcott, EileenTender-hearted cop saves dying

dog [photo], H 12/23/88 p1+Northeast Aircraft Appraisal

ServiceNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Northeast Bancorp Inc. SEE

UNION TRUST CO.Northeast Personnel Resources

Inc.Winner's Circle, BJ 10/24/88 p5

Northeast UtilitiesCL & P launches bid for bankrupt

utility, H 12/14/88 p6Clarification on electric heat

[letter], H 12/17/88 p11Downed wires leave homeowners

in dark, H 9/30/88 p7Eye on Real Estate, H 3/31/88

p25In-house power plants irk NU:

Timing's the problem, H 5/17/88 p19+


NU earnings up from last year, H 7/5/88 p26

NU may acquire New Hampshire utility, H 3/29/88 p21

NU moving area HQ to Norwalk, H 3/31/88 p1

NU provides more Seabrook funds, H 9/20/88 p16


Strictly Business: NU blames regulators for decline, H 5/5/88 p29

Strictly Business: NU earnings outlook pessimistic, H 5/26/88 p35

NorwalkSoNo group believes area is

dumping ground for city, H 11/16/88 p9

SoNo improvements group meeting planners tonight, H 11/15/88 p5

Norwalk Alcohol and Drug Abuse Task Force

Red ribbon week [edit], H 10/27/88 p10

Norwalk American Little LeagueAmerican LL opens [photo], H

7/9/88 p21American LL opens season

[photo], H 5/10/88 p36Norwalk Bank

As annual meeting approaches: Stockholder critizes Norwalk Bank [photo], H 4/19/88 p26

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Norwalk Bank (Continued)At Norwalk Bank: Green resigns:

No proxy fight, H 4/7/88 p25+At Norwalk Bank: Merger talks

may be on hold, H 3/31/88 p25+

At Norwalk Bank: Murphy: Business as usual [photo], H 3/22/88 p24

Bank stockholders to increase stake, H 11/10/88 p15

Conflict erupted at board meeting: On Green resignation [photo], H 3/22/88 p23+

FBI investigates embezzlement at Norwalk Bank, H 8/10/88 p1+

Norwalk Bank reports $294,000 turnaround in quarterly results, BJ 11/21/88 p11

Norwalk Bank turns the corner [photo], H 10/25/88 p15+

Strictly Business: Norwalk Bank assets: $42 million, H 1/12/88 p19

Strictly Business: Norwalk Bank hits break even, H 7/28/88 p27

Norwalk Board of RealtorsEye on Real Estate: Board of

Realtors to award homeowners for renovations, H 3/29/88 p21

Shirley Byington '88 president of Norwalk Board of Realtors [photo], H 2/4/88 p21

Norwalk Board of Realtors, Inc.Board upset [letter], H 10/20/88

p11Eye on Real Estate, H 4/19/88

p25Eye on Real Estate: Realtor

award [photo], H 10/4/88 p13Home Week planners [photo], H

4/28/88 p30Norwalk Boat Show. SEE ALSO

VENTO, LORIBig ones due at Norwalk In-

Water Show [photo], H 8/19/88 p25

Boat show has options for first-time buyers, H 9/17/88 p1+

Boat Show-bigger, better [photo], H 9/16/88 p28

Boat shows save steps, H 9/9/88 p30+

Cruisers to go to sea in also at Powerboat Show, H 9/14/88 p27+

Dealers departed boat show happy [photo], H 9/19/88 p16

High-performance to shine [photo], H 8/5/88 p29+

Interesting boats for show [photo], H 8/26/88 p27

Local boat show grows yet bigger, H 5/19/88 p32

Local lass to dock big boat show, H 9/2/88 p22

Many new fishermen at Powerboat Show [photo], H 9/14/88 p27

Shop many lenders [photo], H 9/2/88 p22+

Show electronics-more gear for less dollars, H 9/16/88 p29

This vision could come true, H 9/14/88 p27

Norwalk Camera ClubFor the show [photo], H 4/28/88

p21Norwalk Catholic Club

Social mores, federal deficit addressed by Rep. Rowland [photo], H 2/12/88 p7

Norwalk Catholic Club-SportsThe Hour looks back

when....[Catholic Club 1934 football club] [photo], H 3/31/88 p53

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. SEE GREATER NORWALK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Norwalk Chiropractic GroupPraises doctors for offer [letter],

H 12/21/88 p11Norwalk Church Women United

Ministry of Women NCWU theme Friday, H 11/2/88 p22

Norwalk CIB'sNorwalk CIB's award

scholarships [photo], H 8/18/88 p20

Norwalk Citizens Band Radio Association

CB radio group elects officers, H 12/14/88 p9

Norwalk City Hall`Petty problems' hinder City Hall

maintenance, H 7/22/88 p1+Ad hoc group will oversee

transition [photo], H 5/13/88 p8

Budget cuts concern carpenter, H 2/5/88 p7

Bugs found in first meeting in new City Hall, H 6/8/88 p7

City Hall move delayed, H 6/4/88 p1+

City Hall move launches MoveSystems [photo], H 5/3/88 p32

City Hall move on target, H 6/10/88 p10

City Hall panel wraps up loose ends [photo], H 9/8/88 p11

City Hall singers perform [photo], H 12/24/88 p26

Costume caper at Norwalk City Hall [photo], H 10/31/88 p8

Firm will be paid $283,000 for City Hall maintenance, H 4/25/88 p1+


For maintenance of new City Hall: Giannini to ask contract be tabled, H 4/26/88 p7

Haugh dedication slated at City Hall, H 12/5/88 p7

Highlights of committee's progress, H 12/8/88 p5

June 4 target date for City Hall move, H 4/7/88 p9

Maintenance contract for new City Hall passed by committee, H 5/20/88 p1+

Morse: municipal movers, H 5/3/88 p32

Moving day a fun day at the new City Hall [photo], H 6/21/88 p1+

New City Hall filled with memories [photo], H 7/5/88 p1+

No decision on City Hall service contract, H 5/5/88 p7

Norwalk's City Hall dedicated with pride [photo], H 7/2/88 p1+

Old furniture doesn't mix in new city hall, H 6/20/88 p10

Our new City Hall [edit], H 6/30/88 p4

Overflow crowd dedicates nation's largest mural collection in City Hall [photo], H 10/20/88 p4

Press given peek into new City Hall, H 5/13/88 p1+

Probate court seeks furniture loan: For move to new City Hall, H 5/2/88 p9

Speeches, band music and tours to highlight City Hall ceremony, H 6/27/88 p1+

The long road to new city hall [letter], H 6/7/88 p5

The Norwalk City Hall, A New Era Begins [52 page supplement with photos], H 6/30/88 p1+

Time capsule buried [photo], H 4/28/88 p1+

Vote is unanimous to name room in memory of Haugh, H 9/30/88 p7

Worker hurt at City Hall, H 10/21/88 p8

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Norwalk City Hall [Old]10-story hotel at old city hall


6 express an interest in City Hall, H 1/20/88 p7

Brown changes position on City Hall: Commissioner now favors sale [photo], H 5/14/88 p8

Brown's position on City Hall [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Brown's proposal for old city hall [letter], H 1/13/88 p5

City Hall sale approved by 2nd District, H 5/25/88 p1+

City Hall sale stirs emotions, H 1/6/88 p1+

Commissioners favor Katz bid for City Hall [photo], H 4/27/88 p1+

Guidelines released for city hall buyers, H 1/8/88 p1+

Katz may be high bidder for city hall, H 3/16/88 p1+


More info on old city hall, H 1/6/88 p5

Proposals filed for city hall [drawing], H 3/2/88 p1+

Time running out for old city hall [letter], H 3/4/88 p5

Norwalk City Hall employees. SEE ALSO NORWALK-OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES

City Hall staffers will take PR course, H 12/27/88 p5

Norwalk City Hall-Auditorium Committee. SEE ALSO NORWALK CONCERT HALL

Auditorium needs `Prince Charming' [drawing], H 1/27/88 p1+

City Hall auditorium project will cost additional money, H 8/9/88 p7

Donations set stage for auditorium work, H 6/1/88 p1+

Five people added to committee planning auditorium renovation, H 8/19/88 p7

Renovation of room not in package, H 8/9/88 p7

Norwalk Co. BuildingDeveloper wants to demolish

Norwalk Co. building in SoNo, H 9/9/88 p1+

Norwalk Community CampusP & Z endorses study of new

NCC campus, H 4/8/88 p12

Norwalk Community ChoraleNorwalk chorale holiday concerts

free on weekend [photo], H 12/8/88 p15

Norwalk Community College`Progress' alters neighborhood's

pace, H 4/6/88 p1+281 students earn degrees,

awards at NCC graduation [photo], H 5/27/88 p1+

Andy Rooney expected to draw capacity crowd, H 4/19/88 p11

Bonding okayed for NCC, H 4/13/88 p1+

Brochure for adults only [photo], H 8/24/88 p7

Building plan for NCC approved, H 10/6/88 p7

Business program expanded at Norwalk Community College, H 8/9/88 p23

Check for NCC [photo], H 10/3/88 p21

College ready to offer helping hand to adults, H 8/9/88 p23

Corporate contributors [photo], H 9/22/88 p11

Daly discusses constitution in talk before NCC students, H 11/16/88 p7

Four Norwalkers initiated into National Honor Society, H 10/26/88 p4

Friends review development fund [photo], H 6/16/88 p34

Ground broken for NCC child center: Students to care for kids of students, staff, H 4/13/88 p7

Human rights symposium [photo], H 12/20/88 p6

Initial capital campaign nets $84,291 for NCC, H 1/27/88 p37

Lack of NCC data troubles city officials, H 4/6/88 p1+

Members of first NCC class recall origins of institution [photo], H 5/28/88 p1+

NCC dedicates new nursing facility [photo], H 10/27/88 p20

NCC fund appeal given big boost by Andy Rooney, H 4/21/88 p1+

NCC nursing course among best in state, H 12/27/88 p5

NCC opening pushed back 6 months: Into spring of 1991 [photo], H 3/22/88 p11

NCC partnership to offer savings in tuition [photo], H 8/20/88 p11

NCC phonothon help, H 9/19/88 p16

NCC students complete EMT-Paramedic program, H 8/16/88 p30

NCC to use 10-acre parcel as buffer area for residents, H 9/16/88 p10

NCC, city hig schools in agreement: College experience for high schoolers, H 3/26/88 p8

NCC, South Norwalk projects gain approval for state aid, H 6/10/88 p7

New nurses to embrace old virtues [photo], H 5/21/88 p1+

NHS grad grabs top honor with perfect NCC average [photo], H 5/25/88 p10

Norwalk CC friends board [photo], H 12/22/88 p7

Norwalk CC fund-raiser surpasses goal by $7,000 [photo], H 10/7/88 p10

Norwalk CC popular with local students, H 10/25/88 p5

O'Neill requests $17.6 million to construct new NCC buildings, H 2/4/88 p1+

Rojas becomes first student from NCC to study abroad, H 10/3/88 p22

Scholarship fund established for NCC receptionist, H 3/25/88 p29

Students, faculty in tribute: `The voice of NCC', H 2/26/88 p6

Sutherland recipient [photo], H 12/16/88 p6

Sylvester named to committee, H 3/15/88 p8

Willis first minority intern at Norwalk CC [photo], H 10/10/88 p9

Norwalk Community College-Awards

Accolades for winners [photo], H 3/25/88 p32

Congratulations for students [photo], H 1/23/88 p19

Honor society inductees urged to get involved [photo], H 1/26/88 p14

Nursing students receive grants [photo], H 2/10/88 p6

Scholar honored [photo], H 2/26/88 p22

Norwalk Community College-Sports

Carroll named new NCC coach [photo], H 3/19/88 p44

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Arnand teaching economics at NCC [photo], H 2/13/88 p6

Cohen joins NCC, H 9/20/88 p6Director named for NCC's child

care center [photo], H 2/19/88 p14

Health/Fitness: Paramedic joins NCC staff, H 9/12/88 p10

NCC names Thornton new academic dean [photo], H 7/7/88 p9

New registrar assumes position at Norwalk CC [photo], H 3/29/88 p10

Rev. Stenhouse added to NCC computer staff, H 2/19/88 p14

Trio of NCC staffers receives $1,000 stipends for excellence [photo], H 5/18/88 p11

Norwalk Concert Hall. SEE ALSO NORWALK CITY HALL-AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE

Auditorium opening back on schedule for symphony, H 10/6/88 p7

Board boosts concert hall with funds for equipment, H 12/6/88 p5

Concert Hall Committee announces fund raiser, H 10/25/88 p5

Gala season for Norwalk Symphony. 50 year celebration [photo], H 10/14/88 p15

Grant for auditorium [photo], H 9/2/88 p11

Keep `Norwalk' in the name [letter], H 2/6/88 p5

Musicians' concert hall chairs missing, H 9/29/88 p13

Norwalk Concert Hall given the OK [photo], H 9/9/88 p21

Norwalk Concert Hall work on schedule, H 8/30/88 p7

Norwalk's auditorium [edit], H 7/21/88 p4

Panel: Call auditorium `Norwalk Concert Hall', H 7/19/88 p1+

Sweet, sour notes are history as Norwalk Concert Hall born [photo], H 8/24/88 p10

Symphony opens 50th season in refurbished hall [photo], H 10/22/88 p1+

Symphony season debut jeopardized [sketch], H 9/27/88 p1+

Norwalk CourthouseA good deal for all [edit], H

3/31/88 p4

New metal detector [photo], H 7/26/88 p9

Sale of courthouse accepted by council, H 3/23/88 p9

State ready to take Norwalk courthouse, H 3/21/88 p7

Norwalk Cove MarinaCommission examines plans for

marina: Neighboring club in opposition, H 1/21/88 p7

Harbor panel approves marina plan [drawing p8], H 1/28/88 p1+

Revised marina plan detailed; passed on to Corps of Engineers, H 1/30/88 p1

Strictly Business: Cove Marina wins Hatteras award, H 10/4/88 p13

Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now. SEE NEON

Norwalk Evening Women's Club. SEE EVENING WOMEN'S CLUB OF NORWALK

Norwalk Factory Outlet MallAt Norwalk Factory Outlet:

French merchants study discounting in the U. S., H 3/22/88 p24

Factory mall changes managers: Improvements expected [photo], H 7/12/88 p21

Norwalk Federation of Teachers. SEE ALSO TEACHERS-NORWALK

NFT denies it was aware in advance of pay inequity, H 4/27/88 p7

NFT hangs tough in teacher vote [photo p8], H 5/26/88 p1+

NFT-TUFF hostilities heat up, H 4/11/88 p1+

Pay dispute sparks teacher union challenge, H 4/6/88 p1+

Proposal criticized by NFT: Assistant superintendent would be added, H 6/21/88 p20

Teachers file pay grievance without union, H 3/9/88 p1+

Teachers to seek injunction against Board, H 3/18/88 p1+

Teachers try a new tack in pay battle, H 4/2/88 p1+

Teachers union `disappointed' by filing of grievance by TUFF, H 3/10/88 p11

TUFF claims NFT misrepresented top teacher salaries, H 5/3/88 p7

TUFF wins support for union fight, H 4/13/88 p1+

Union fight flares as teacher vote on challenge nears, H 5/24/88 p1+

Norwalk Fund for Excellence in Public Education

Four directors added to board of fund for excellence in schools [photo], H 1/12/88 p9

Fund check [photo], H 11/22/88 p4

Jaycees give $6,000 to program: Fund for Excellence in Public Education, H 1/7/88 p25

Six projects awarded mini-grants for excellence in public education [photo], H 11/5/88 p9

Through Fund for Excellence: 21 in school system receive grants [photo], H 4/12/88 p22

Norwalk Garden ClubThinking ahead [photo], H

10/4/88 p18Norwalk Green

District status sought for Green, H 7/28/88 p7

Norwalk Guardians AssociationAdams stepping down as

guardians' leader [photo], H 3/24/88 p1+

Guardians may sue over graffiti incident, H 3/4/88 p7

Guardians rap concert [photo], H 7/7/88 p11

Guardians set positive role model for the young [photo], H 8/13/88 p1+

Guardians to sponsor benefit rap, H 6/29/88 p10

Kid pleaser [letter], H 8/16/88 p5Police promotions irk Guardians,

H 2/27/88 p1+Racial slur blamed on VP of

police union, H 3/5/88 p1+Norwalk Harbor Management

CommissionCommission examines plans for

marina: Neighboring club in opposition, H 1/21/88 p7

First step taken toward adoption: Of Harbor Management Plan, H 5/6/88 p9

Harbor commission asked to preserve waterfront access, H 2/26/88 p1+

Harbor commission takes DOT to task over clearances, H 6/24/88 p49+

Harbor panel approves marina plan [drawing], H 1/28/88 p1+

Harbor panel questions waterfront proposal, H 3/24/88 p13

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Norwalk Harbor Management Commission (Continued)

Lighthouse moorings nixed, H 4/29/88 p27+

Marina expansion initiates squabble prior to meeting, H 5/26/88 p9

Revised marina plan detailed; passed on to Corps of Engineers, H 1/30/88 p1

Norwalk Health Care, Inc.Health care group seeks

Honeyhill, H 10/21/88 p5Planners OK selling school to

hospital, H 12/8/88 p1+Norwalk High School

8 students attend scholars program, H 7/20/88 p12

336 earn Norwalk High School diploma: Graduating seniors hear words of praise, advice [photo], H 6/23/88 p1+

A hot time before game [photo], H 2/6/88 p1+

A quarter of NHS grads to matriculate at UConn, H 10/18/88 p5



Dropping in [photo], H 5/6/88 p9Learning more about the

Constitution, H 12/10/88 p1+More than a slogan at NHS

[letter], H 11/16/88 p11NHS senior prom [photo], H

6/13/88 p13Norwalk, McMahon students to

attend engineering institute, H 7/5/88 p7

Purdue Frederick helps NHS students, H 9/20/88 p12

The gang's all here [photo], H 5/23/88 p15

Norwalk High School Marching Bears. SEE MARCHING BANDS-NORWALK; NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL-MUSIC

Norwalk High School-Awards3 NHS seniors win Byrd

scholarships, H 6/15/88 p62 awards debut during annual

NHS ceremony: Classes of '47, '66 add to award list [photo], H 6/17/88 p12+

Artists receive awards, H 4/11/88 p9

Blindness can't halt her drive to create [photo], H 6/9/88 p1+


High Tech winners [photo], H 4/4/88 p10

Inducted into NHS [photo], H 5/5/88 p22

Marconi scholar congratulated [photo], H 6/6/88 p9

NHS contingent wins contest for color guards, H 4/26/88 p6


NHS jazz group winner, H 3/8/88 p9

NHS reading specialist selected best in state [photo], H 10/26/88 p7

NHS ROTC takes second in competition, H 5/24/88 p9

NHS senior earns NYU scholarship, H 5/4/88 p20

NHS students win AIDS project awards, H 11/30/88 p6

Norwalk High junior attending conference, H 2/26/88 p8

Norwalk High junior is selected among top black history makers, H 2/5/88 p10

Norwalk student tops in state in chemistry, H 5/12/88 p19

Norwalk team eighth in competition [photo], H 3/24/88 p18

Norwalker awarded $1,500 scholarship by Columbus Fund, H 6/29/88 p6


School board lauds Ettinger scholars, H 4/28/88 p11





Students of latin honored, H 6/9/88 p31

Students win Rotary award [photo], H 5/24/88 p6

Sweet music [photo], H 3/3/88 p6Three named to Girls' State, H

6/15/88 p32Underclassmen win top prizes at


Worth scholarship award [letter], H 6/23/88 p5

Norwalk High School-Class reunions

Class of '24 at NHS holds 64th reunion, H 8/30/88 p12

NHS Class of 1969 plans 20th reunion, H 11/23/88 p24

Norwalk High School-Graduation336 earn Norwalk High School

diploma: Graduating seniors hear words of praise, advice [photo], H 6/23/88 p1+

2 awards debut during annual NHS ceremony: Classes of '47, '66 add to award list [photo], H 6/17/88 p12+

Norwalk High School-Music`Bring your long johns and shine

your shoes' [photo p. 8], H 11/23/88 p1+

`It was a wonderful experience' [photo], H 11/25/88 p1+

Bears march in Hartford [photo], H 4/9/88 p1

Bears march to triumph in Peach Bowl, H 1/4/88 p1+

Bears to escort Santa in Macy's NY parade, H 10/25/88 p1+

Common Council honors NHS Marching Bears [photo], H 11/23/88 p10

Marching Bears class of field, score 94.4 in win at Cheshire, H 10/31/88 p6

Marching Bears edged by Cheshire Rams, H 10/17/88 p7

Marching Bears second in Northeast competition, H 11/14/88 p4

Marching Bears to highlight Macy Parade commercials, H 10/20/88 p7

Marching Bears triumph. McMahon 2nd in Division III, H 10/24/88 p4


NHS band practices for Macy's parade, H 11/22/88 p4

NHS band second, H 10/11/88 p11

NHS jazz group winner, H 3/8/88 p9

NHS Marching Bears invited to strut in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, H 5/16/88 p9

NHS Winter Guard goes unbeaten: First campaign concludes, H 5/4/88 p20

Norwalk Bears Marching Band receives award [photo], H 8/12/88 p28

Sweet music [photo], H 3/3/88 p6

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Norwalk High School-Sports'88 local/area boys' HS tennis

preview [photo], H 4/14/88 p32

The Hour's 1988 All-City Boys' Soccer Team. McMahon, Central place five players each [photo] [chart], H 12/16/88 p31+

The Hour's 1988 All-City Football Team. MVP Marvin Fitchett leads 11 NHS picks [photo], H 12/21/88 p25+

1,400 fans get money's worth [photo], H 6/13/88 p21+

11 city boys named All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/25/88 p37

16th in row for NHS boys: Maharaj joins 1,000-pt. club [photo], H 2/24/88 p15+

32 minutes of exciting basketball [photo p17], H 3/21/88 p15+



A biggie for NHS today [photo], H 5/23/88 p23+





Barry nets 200th softball win: Lady Bears top Fairfield, 9-2 [photo], H 5/14/88 p37+



Bears advance to state semis: Beat Weaver, 88-81 [photo], H 3/12/88 p37+

Bears capture city weightlifting crown, H 3/15/88 p29+



Bears play Bpt. Central at Trumbull, H 3/9/88 p15+

Bears score high off the court, too [photo], H 2/19/88 p23+

Bears will be making trip to New Britain [photo p1], H 3/16/88 p23+





Big night for NHS Spring sport atletes [photo], H 6/15/88 p15




Bussey to coach NHS basketball [photo], H 12/2/88 p31+





Coaches recall '81-82, H 3/18/88 p21+

Contain Arguto! NHS defense did just that [photo], H 9/27/88 p21+


Czulewicz pitches no-hitter [photo], H 5/5/88 p35+





Field hockey fanatic [photo], H 10/5/88 p10



Four NHS swimmers named All-FCIAC, H 12/5/88 p27




Herold's 5 goals leads NHS lacrosse team, H 5/28/88 p41+




It is experience vs. youth in state basketball quarters, H 3/11/88 p23+


Junior tops city laxmen [photo], H 5/5/88 p35+




Lady Bears go to final [photo p1], H 6/8/88 p37+

Lady bears go to finals again [photo], H 5/28/88 p41+














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NHS plays Saturday for state cage crown, H 3/18/88 p21+

NHS program has grown steadily, H 3/31/88 p49+

NHS stickers are strong [photo], H 9/16/88 p22

NHS stops Southington's 52-game win streak [photo], H 4/11/88 p15+




NHS' Smith likes pressure, H 3/12/88 p37+

NO FCIAC playoffs for NHS volleyball [photo], H 10/27/88 p41+


Norwalk bounces back, whips Hamden, 100-79, H 3/8/88 p27+

Norwalk goes for CIAC LL finals tonight [photo], H 3/15/88 p29

Norwalk hopes history doesn't repeat itself, H 9/30/88 p25+

Norwalk junior cops city lacrosse scoring [photo], H 6/8/88 p37+

Norwalk laxmen continue streak with 12th straight over McMahon [photo], H 4/1/88 p41+





Nothing wrong with 2nd place [photo], H 6/13/88 p21+

Proud Bears won't make any excuses [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+

Ray Barry's Bears bring home crown No. 7 in softball [photo], H 5/31/88 p23+




Runners-up: Holland fouling out with 2:03 remaining was key [photo], H 3/21/88 p15+


Shades of '67. NHS Bears off to best start in 21 years after 26-6 win over Stamford Catholic, H 9/26/88 p35+

Sheeran to pace Staples; Where are the girls? Area boys' x-c outlook. Area girls' x-c outlook [photo], H 9/20/88 p21+


Smith stars in NHS boys' 75-72 ovetime victory, H 2/12/88 p39+

Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+State denies Norwalk funds for

new athletic fields adjacent to high school, H 7/29/88 p1+

State tourney begins Monday, H 3/5/88 p27+

Still no official basketball coach at NHS, H 11/30/88 p15+

The game! NHS vs. Greenwich [photo], H 9/30/88 p25+





The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1938 & 1948 football teams] [photo], H 9/15/88 p29



The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1950 girls' cheerleading team] [photo], H 9/15/88 p31

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1961 tennis team] [photo], H 8/11/88 p28



The Hour looks back when....[NHS 1948-49 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 12/29/88 p28


The Hour looks back when...[1939 NHS football team] [photo], H 5/5/88 p38

The Hour looks back when...[1966 NHS basketball graduate Calvin Murphy] [photo], H 6/16/88 p23

The Hour looks back when...[NHS 1933 track team] [photo], H 5/12/88 p24


This style hoop suits NHS coach [photo], H 1/6/88 p29+



Westhill nips NHS, 77-75, to win FCIAC championship [photo], H 3/5/88 p27+




You can't knock a 22-4 year, H 3/21/88 p15+

Norwalk High School-StaffAdams selected, H 7/14/88 p7

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NHS principal named to number two spot in city school system [photo], H 10/5/88 p1+




Students to help choose principal, H 12/2/88 p4

Teacher suspended, H 4/29/88 p9Norwalk Historical Reference

Library. SEE NORWALK MUSEUM

Norwalk Hospital. SEE ALSO NORWALK HEALTH CARE, INC.

Armory is site of `terrorist attack' [photo], H 4/18/88 p1+

Complete hospital course [photo], H 6/13/88 p19

Contribution for training [photo], H 4/18/88 p19

Dinner for clergy [photo], H 4/30/88 p10


For the kids [photo], H 6/22/88 p18

Fun day [photo], H 12/16/88 p11Gala theme of spring enjoyed at

Heart Ball [photo], H 3/14/88 p22

Health/Fitness: Hospital study published, H 7/18/88 p9

Health/Fitness: Outreach program initiated, H 6/20/88 p20

Health/Fitness: Respi-Care receives funds, H 9/6/88 p29

Hearings planned to find radioactive waste site, H 9/13/88 p7

Hospital board of trustees elects officers, members [photo], H 1/23/88 p18

Hospital course teaches low-fat food preparation, H 4/14/88 p7

Hospital denies allegations of deliberately withholding data, H 7/16/88 p1+

Hospital fare catering more to patient taste [photo], H 10/26/88 p1+

Hospital granted rate hike but claims it's not enough, H 9/20/88 p1+

Hospital implements new patient menu, H 6/27/88 p10+

Humanizing hospital care: The kids have a friend at NH Pediatrics [photo], H 6/27/88 p21

Kids shown hospital job possibilities, H 8/17/88 p12

Low-salt meals available at hospital: For patients and public, H 5/2/88 p15

New device helps detect blood clots: Recently acquired by Norwalk Hospital [photo], H 7/18/88 p9

New volunteer service at NH [photo], H 6/15/88 p33

Norwalk Hospital gains permission to increase rates, H 4/19/88 p1+

Norwalk Hospital granted 15% rate hike, H 10/7/88 p1+

Norwalk Hospital reports $2 million loss, H 8/29/88 p1+

Osteoporosis patients get help: Norwalk Hospital has latest technology [photo], H 4/25/88 p20

Penney Golden Rule Award to Ceil Carmer: For service to humanity [photo], H 3/28/88 p13

Physicians know `seatbelts work!' [letter], H 9/13/88 p5

Praise for hospital care [letter], H 3/15/88 p5

Praises hospital [letter], H 2/20/88 p5

Ready for disaster [photo], H 9/12/88 p10

Reasoner addresses surgical graduates [photo], H 8/27/88 p35

Scholarship recipients honored [photo], H 10/17/88 p17

Siblings can visit maternity center [photo], H 11/14/88 p16

Specially trained [photo], H 8/29/88 p11

State probes hospital's trail of funds, H 8/4/88 p1+

State to sue Hospital to get budget figures, H 7/14/88 p1+

Volunteers assist cancer patients, family [photo], H 5/23/88 p20

Withdrawal is only the first step [photo], H 10/10/88 p1+

Norwalk Hospital Antenatal Diagnostic Center

Nurse's monitoring traces fetal

heartbeat [photo], H 10/24/88 p18

Norwalk Hospital Development Fund

Strictly Business: Hospital names development head, H 8/27/88 p13

Norwalk Hospital Sleep LabSpecialists after a good night's

sleep: In Norwalk Hospital's sleep lab [photo], H 9/19/88 p10+

Norwalk Hospital volunteersIn hospital program for high risk,

premature babies: Volunteers turn out to cuddle infants [photo], H 12/5/88 p18

NH Volunteers [photo], H 11/23/88 p47

Norwalk Hospital-Emergency service

Front office for life's emergencies. The ER may be a quick fix up or the final stop [photo], H 12/10/88 p1+

Norwalk Hospital-ExpansionCouncil OK's sale of Honeyhill

School, H 12/15/88 p1+Hospital addition [drawing], H

12/9/88 p1Hospital granted variances

sought for expansion, H 12/16/88 p9

Hospital wins state grant for expansion, H 12/8/88 p1+


Norwalk Hospital awaits word on $40 million building project, BJ 11/14/88 p1+

Petition to stop sale of Honeyhill dies because of procedural errors, H 12/29/88 p5

State approves $37.8 million Norwalk Hospital expansion, BJ 12/19/88 p12

Norwalk Hospital-Grants-in-aidHospital wins state grant for

expansion, H 12/8/88 p1+Norwalk Hospital-Staff

`Sometimes you just want to break down' [photo], H 5/6/88 p1+

Appointed [photo], H 4/4/88 p17Fired head of nursing department

says Norwalk Hospital was wrong, H 4/5/88 p1+

Health/Fitness: Development chief named, H 9/6/88 p29

Health/Fitness: Hospital physician honored, H 8/29/88 p10

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Norwalk Hospital-Staff (Continued)

Health/Fitness: Nutritionist certified, H 8/29/88 p10

Health/Fitness: Surgeons receive citations, H 8/29/88 p10

In their honor [photo], H 5/14/88 p17

Norwalk Hospital adds second genetic counselor, H 12/27/88 p27

Norwalk Hospital employees honored for lengthy service [photo], H 5/26/88 p28

Norwalk Hospital names two to its medical staff [photo], H 9/6/88 p28

Nursing assistants [photo], H 9/12/88 p11


Praises staff [letter], H 3/23/88 p5Thanks ER staff [letter], H

4/23/88 p5Three are appointed to medical


Two surgeons honored for innovations [photo], H 9/27/88 p9

Norwalk Hospital-Women's Board

For Norwalk Hospital [photo], H 11/21/88 p14

Group awards scholarships [photo], H 10/17/88 p16

Norwalk Housing AuthorityAuthority OKs contract, H 3/18/88

p10Authority reviews 3 policies, H

1/22/88 p9Authority undeterred on Colonial

Village, H 5/3/88 p1+Buschbaum does an `about face',

H 4/14/88 p1+City accepts bids for 54 housing

units, H 9/16/88 p1+City housing authority accepts

entry into voucher program, H 5/20/88 p10

City requires NHA to sign new ASC lease, H 1/25/88 p7

Colonial Village expansion going before council again, H 11/18/88 p4

Drug cases are weighed for eviction, H 7/27/88 p1+

Esposito upset with state officials: Over Colonial Village hangup, H 8/26/88 p9

For Chapel Street housing funds: Recommendation rejected, H 5/20/88 p10

Get'em out [letter], H 9/14/88 p5Give it up [edit], H 5/12/88 p4Housing authority approves

budget: For submission to HUD, H 2/9/88 p9

Housing Authority drug policy criticized, H 7/21/88 p1+

Housing Authority head says ASC plans will be ready shortly, H 9/13/88 p9

Housing Authority passes garden site development, H 6/14/88 p9

Housing Authority starts `Drug Watch Hotline', H 7/23/88 p1+


Housing specialists address panel on status of women [photo], H 3/30/88 p9

Mills backed for seat on Housing Authority, H 6/7/88 p7

Naming of HA commissioner delayed, H 9/16/88 p10

New group calls for resignation of Heather Rodin [photo], H 4/15/88 p1+

New policy of housing authority restricts maneuvers by tenants, H 3/7/88 p9

NHA invited to join HUD program, H 5/10/88 p11

NHA should yield to public's view [letter], H 8/8/88 p5

NHA to direct rent subsidy program, H 1/27/88 p7

No comments offered on site plan. Silence worth a thousand words, H 9/22/88 p7

Replacement of roof tops repair list: Jobs set at housing authority complexes, H 4/29/88 p30

Samuel N. Cioffi fills Housing Authority slot [photo], H 11/30/88 p4

Second group backs Mills for post, H 6/14/88 p9

Tatem elected housing authority chairman, H 6/17/88 p9

Tow offer withdrawn, H 9/16/88 p11

Towing service owner miffed by Housing Authority actions, H 9/14/88 p7

Wants answers from housing agency [letter], H 4/12/88 p5

Won't tow cars for NHA [letter], H 10/17/88 p11


Norwalk Housing Authority-Eviction

Court hurdles hampering eviction of drug dealers, H 11/18/88 p7

Norwalk Housing Fund. SEE FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUTUAL HOUSING

Norwalk Inn and Conference Center

Impressed with renovated inn [letter], H 2/8/88 p5


Norwalk Inn told to shut down restaurant, H 3/25/88 p1+

Revoked certificate doesn't require Norwalk Inn closing, H 3/29/88 p8

Norwalk International In-Water Powerboat Show. SEE NORWALK BOAT SHOW

Norwalk International Little League

International LL award winners [photo], H 9/7/88 p25

Norwalk IslandsGot $595,000? Buy Peach Island

[photo], H 6/30/88 p13+Norwalk, Islands featured in area

boating magazine, H 9/14/88 p28

Norwalk Italian-American Man and Woman of the Year

Spinola, Robinson are selected Italian-American man & woman [photo], H 9/1/88 p19+

Norwalk JayceesFunds donated to nursery school

[photo], H 8/26/88 p14Jaycees give $6,000 to program:

Fund for Excellence in Public Education, H 1/7/88 p25

Jaycees help [photo], H 12/12/88 p5

Thanks Jaycees [letter], H 5/27/88 p5

Norwalk Jewish Community Center. SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB

Sprite Island YC purchases property, H 7/5/88 p9

Norwalk Junior Babe Ruth Baseball League

Jr. Babe Ruth banquet [photo], H 9/21/88 p40

Norwalk Kiwanis ClubKiwanis Club is organized in

Rowayton [photo], H 9/12/88 p16

Kiwanis Club to celebrate 73th birthday, H 1/15/88 p6

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Norwalk Kiwanis Club (Continued)

Lady Kiwanian [photo], H 2/12/88 p8

Norwalk Kiwanis Emergency Shelter

`Annual crisis time' grips Kiwanis shelter, H 12/13/88 p1+

Appreciation from shelter [letter], H 1/20/88 p5

At city emergency shelter: More beds ready in fall, H 6/23/88 p9

Committee recommends filing application for McKinney grant, H 3/4/88 p10

Easter a little sweeter for homeless [photo], H 4/4/88 p1+

Emergency shelter receives $41,500 McKinney grant, H 1/14/88 p9

Family shelter to be enlarged with grant funds, H 4/1/88 p1+

Ferry leaving post at Kiwanis shelter [photo], H 6/23/88 p1+

New director starts working at shelter, H 8/4/88 p7

Questions arise over homeless shelter incident, H 1/23/88 p9

Shelter staff gives thanks for donation from mystery donor, H 2/29/88 p7

Shelter's reputation draws indigent, H 4/5/88 p1+

Norwalk Lions Club. SEE LIONS CLUB-NORWALK

Norwalk MallTempers rising at mall over

strikers' tactics [photo], H 8/26/88 p1+

Woman decries conditions at mall [photo], H 5/3/88 p1+

Norwalk Marine Contractors Inc.Charles Cove builders sued by

government, H 5/20/88 p1+Norwalk Maritime Center. SEE

MARITIME CENTER AT NORWALK

Norwalk Master BuildersHelp from builders [photo], H

10/10/88 p7Norwalk Medical Group

Employee honored [photo], H 2/22/88 p6

Norwalk Montessori AssociationContract signed for Post School

[photo], H 5/18/88 p15Event was a success [photo], H

8/8/88 p34Montessori Association proposal

already facing resident opposition, H 4/16/88 p13


Norwalk Municipal Employees Credit Union

Credit union dedicates new facility [photo], H 7/25/88 p10

Norwalk Museum. SEE ALSO LOCKWOOD HOUSE; LOCKWOOD HOUSE MUSEUM

`Made in Norwalk' exhibit honors old-time industries [photo], H 7/8/88 p9

Art at Norwalk Museum aids mural restoration [photo], H 4/13/88 p19

Commercial artists to display `fine art' at exhibit, H 4/14/88 p21

Miniature paintings at Norwalk Museum, H 11/18/88 p25


Museum, artists reaping rewards at art sale, H 4/29/88 p30

Norwalk Museum [photo], H 4/15/88 p20

Norwalk Museum collects $10,000 during tag sale, H 3/25/88 p30

River scene portrait [photo], H 8/25/88 p16

Unusual Norwalk Museum sale features furniture, other items [photo], H 3/16/88 p9

Year's gifts on view; Norwalk Museum plans open house [drawing], H 12/1/88 p17

Norwalk Newcomers ClubNewcomers Club a `lifesaver' to

many: Easing trauma of moving [photo], H 5/2/88 p21+

Norwalk Newcomers install [photo], H 7/23/88 p15

Norwalk Old Timers`Mr. Z' is named main speaker at

Norwalk Old Timers' dinner [photo], H 10/26/88 p23

Morrison, Ripley to be honored [photo], H 10/13/88 p53

O'Malley, Spinola to receive Old Timers' awards on Nov. 2 [photo], H 9/28/88 p21+

Old Timers to honor ex-football greats [photo], H 9/22/88 p29+

Wilton's Scribner honored [photo], H 10/19/88 p29

Norwalk Pediatric GroupNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p18

Norwalk Police Athletic League-Cadet Corps

New cadet corps to give youths insight to police, H 4/18/88 p10

Norwalk Powdered MetalsSmall Business: Forecast '88:

Norwalk powdered Metals considers expansion in '88, H 1/26/88 p52

Norwalk Power SquadronPower Squadron has watch

change [photo], H 4/15/88 p51

Shea Island acre missing, H 9/14/88 p31

Norwalk Public LibraryAt the Norwalk Library [photo], H

7/7/88 p18Circulation supervisor has retired,

H 2/5/88 p9Library book sale a success

[letter], H 4/30/88 p5Library opens trivia contest, H

4/13/88 p18National Library Week gets boost

at branch [photo], H 4/16/88 p16

Norwalk libraries to open on Sundays, H 9/23/88 p6

Norwalk Library receives books on substance abuse [photo], H 10/17/88 p5

Norwalk Library Theater [photo], H 2/25/88 p14

Party at the library [photo], H 10/26/88 p20

Puppet show is staged by youngsters, H 9/14/88 p18

Woman sues city claiming injury at library door, H 7/19/88 p9

Norwalk Public Schools ReportSchool report sent to student

homes, H 8/26/88 p31Norwalk Recreation Touch

Football League. SEE TOUCH FOOTBALL-NORWALK

Norwalk Redevelopment Agency. SEE ALSO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT-NORWALK

Agency approves '88-89 allocation of block grant funds, H 4/7/88 p7

Agency approves razing of building: For Maritime Center parking, H 1/7/88 p7

Agency at odds with planned site for city's recycling plant, H 10/20/88 p7

Agency reviews scaled-down square project, H 12/8/88 p5

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Norwalk Redevelopment Agency (Continued)

Agency says lot paved illegally, H 12/22/88 p12

Agency selects new business coordinator, H 10/20/88 p4

Agency worried about vandalism at vacant Hatch & Bailey building, H 3/24/88 p9

As Maritime Center opening approaches: Parking management under review, H 5/19/88 p10

Bad news and good news for redevelopment agency, H 12/27/88 p7

Bid on Maritime Center work OK'd: $1 per year railyard lease arrives, H 3/8/88 p7

Block grant funds to be shifted, H 10/6/88 p9

Bridgeport man chosen to head Norwalk agency, H 3/16/88 p1+

City may receive an extra $70,000, H 2/18/88 p12

Company wants back in on Day St., H 2/8/88 p1+

Complex finance plan OK'd for apartment house work, H 2/6/88 p6

Council ok's Paul Jones' appointment to agency, H 11/23/88 p4

Developer's attorney says he was 'accused unfairly,' H 9/29/88 p10

Development panel considers speed of changes in SoNo, H 11/22/88 p7

Director's focus on housing, H 4/25/88 p9


Kerschner, Norwalk agency discussing housing project, BJ 10/10/88 p16

Loan limits raised for home repairs, H 8/18/88 p7

Mayor urged to fill vacancy, H 11/1/88 p5

Merchant draws criticism for erecting sign at store, H 3/24/88 p12

New murals planned for rail bridge: Artist ready to go to work, H 5/19/88 p11

Parking studies would cost $140,000, H 1/7/88 p1+


Recycling committee criticized, H 10/31/88 p7

Redevelopment Agency feels some developers are using commissions, H 9/23/88 p7

Residents eligible for free paint, H 11/2/88 p5


Temporary street improvements gain support, H 2/4/88 p7


Two cut from RR station bidding, H 5/5/88 p1+

Urban renewal plans may be scrapped, H 10/28/88 p1+

When asked, panelists oppose changing zone, H 11/22/88 p5

Norwalk Redevelopment Agency-Budget

Agency seeks $2 million for Reed-Putnam district, H 1/27/88 p1+

Agency seeks $5 million for redevelopment plans, H 12/8/88 p5

Norwalk RiverDEP officials: River dam plan

`back on track', H 8/4/88 p41+DPW director claims garbage

dumpsters are pollution source, H 10/11/88 p1+

DPW says leaky line may be contributing to sewage pollution, H 10/15/88 p1+

Effluent in pipe identified as sewage, H 9/30/88 p10


Source of sewage leak not found, H 10/7/88 p9

Norwalk River RegattaRegatta [photo], H 8/12/88 p22River regatta [letter], H 9/19/88 p5

Norwalk River Watershed ProjectWatershed projects reviewed, H

5/3/88 p10Norwalk River-Bikeway. SEE

NORWALK RIVER-BOARDWALK

Norwalk River-BoardwalkBetter ways to spend tax dollars

[letter], H 11/29/88 p17Boardwalk on river project before

EPA, H 10/10/88 p9Conservationists give green light

to bikeway, H 12/7/88 p4Developers waiting for city and

state to agree on width of river boardwalk, H 11/21/88 p7

Leary defends boardwalk before conservation panel, H 11/22/88 p7

Riverside bikeway coming together [map], H 12/2/88 p1+

Norwalk Rotary ClubRotary Club contribution [photo],

H 2/10/88 p9Rotary Day for HS cagers

[photo], H 3/22/88 p37Norwalk Savings Society


Contest winners [photo], H 9/7/88 p16

New branch adds to NSS growth [photo], H 7/14/88 p26

Norwalk Savings `liened' on, H 8/11/88 p14

Norwalk Savings' assets climb [photo], H 4/19/88 p28

Presents scholarships [photo], H 7/19/88 p20


Norwalk Seaport AssociationKing elected to head Seaport

Association [photo], H 1/23/88 p1+

Sbarge explains moorings, H 4/8/88 p1+

Seaport association searching for summer lighthouse keeper [photo], H 4/27/88 p10

Seaport group realizes dream of past decade, H 7/14/88 p7

Seaporters scuttle plan for moorings, H 6/23/88 p1+

Norwalk Seaport Association Oyster Festival. SEE OYSTER FESTIVAL

Norwalk Senior Center`Medallion Rose' at craft show

[photo], H 10/6/88 p9Bernard Newman re-elected

Norwalk Senior Center chief [photo], H 9/9/88 p32

Seniors set for move to new center: More space for expanding programs, H 6/23/88 p19

Norwalk Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Dinner honors senior citizens, H 1/23/88 p9

Norwalk Ski ClubNorwalk club going strong on

race scene, H 2/25/88 p25+Norwalk Small Craft Safety

Training ProgramSailing classes are for fun and

learning: Places open for kids [photo], H 8/4/88 p21

Norwalk Stamp ClubHappy to sign [photo], H 3/9/88 p9

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Norwalk State Technical CollegeDiplomas awarded at Norwalk

Tech, CCHS: Shays tells NSTC grads to pursue their dreams [photo], H 6/4/88 p1+

For high school and college professor: Teaching physics is child's play [photo], H 8/9/88 p24

Grant given to NTech, H 11/2/88 p9

High School students challenged to shape the future, H 3/28/88 p7

Local business people given first hand look at Norwalk State Tech [photo], H 10/7/88 p13

New dean chosen from field of 86 [photo], H 9/15/88 p35

Night, day tuition same at Norwalk State Tech, H 8/22/88 p7

Norwalk Tech shows recruiting video: In face of declining enrollment [photo], H 3/17/88 p9

NSTC adjusts credit costs to correct rate inequity [photo], H 5/23/88 p9

NSTC graduates honored as outstanding students [photo], H 8/9/88 p28

NSTC professor writes his fourth textbook, H 8/9/88 p24

NSTC program features officers of black colleges, H 3/15/88 p8

Professor nominated by Harvard [photo], H 8/9/88 p24

Survey lists success of NTech graduates, H 3/17/88 p9

Technology slipping in America, says new NSTC president, H 5/3/88 p11

Norwalk State Technical College-Awards

NSTC lists honor students, H 6/17/88 p11

Norwalk State Technical College-Curricula

New age courses at NTech, H 11/18/88 p9

Norwalk State Technical College-Staff

Dr. Fisher officially takes reins of NSTC today [photo], H 4/30/88 p1+

Final days at NTech [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

Fisher to be inaugurated with April 30 ceremony, H 3/17/88 p9

Norwalk Tech honors retiring teachers: Six recipients had 119 years of service [photo], H 7/2/88 p37

Norwalk Superior CourtArguments concluded at trial of

local man on assault count, H 5/13/88 p10

Arguments for and against police with guns in court, H 8/17/88 p10

Betances denies making threats as Colon receives new jail term [photo], H 6/7/88 p9


Court seeks warrant against city woman, H 7/6/88 p6

Father attacks suspect, H 1/27/88 p9




Officer Fuller pleads not guilty to assaults, H 5/3/88 p11

Pair of robbery suspects arraigned in city case, H 1/5/88 p7

Plea bargain prescribes drug treatment for Waite, H 6/9/88 p12

Police Blotter: Judge orders $100,000 bond, H 6/23/88 p8

Police refuse to check guns at courthouse, H 8/16/88 p1+


Norwalk Superior Court-Criminal case decisions

Hour denied court blotter, H 12/9/88 p4

Norwalk court dispositions, H 11/25/88 p7, H 12/2/88 p7

Norwalk Court dispositions 11/7-10, H 11/18/88 p10

Norwalk Symphony`When I think back, I get goose

bumps' [photo], H 10/24/88 p1+

Auditorium opening back on schedule for symphony, H 10/6/88 p7

Dry run for orchestra [photo], H 10/20/88 p1

Gala season for Norwalk Symphony. 50 year celebration [photo], H 10/14/88 p15

Jack Perla work named 1988 Maganini winner [photo], H 4/22/88 p13+

Joyful event for symphony [letter], H 10/19/88 p11

Norwalk Concert Hall given the OK [photo], H 9/9/88 p21

Norwalk concerts star David Kim as soloist [photo], H 2/26/88 p13

Norwalk Symphony grant from Culpeper Foundation, H 6/22/88 p18

Norwalk Symphony opens 50th year with great triumph [photo], H 10/26/88 p19

Norwalk Symphony sets gala 50th year, H 9/2/88 p16

Symphony opener a smash success [letter], H 11/2/88 p11

Symphony opens 50th season [photo], H 10/24/88 p1+

Symphony opens 50th season in refurbished hall [photo], H 10/22/88 p1+

Symphony season debut jeopardized [sketch], H 9/27/88 p1+

Symphony's 50th season varied and interesting, H 10/13/88 p44

Norwalk Technical CollegeTechnical college director pleads

for support: During breakfast meeting with legislators [photo], H 2/4/88 p11

Norwalk Transit DistrictDispatch-A-Ride service shows

11 percent jump; fare increase possible, H 10/25/88 p5

Mayor to lead city tour, H 5/9/88 p7

No. 1 at WHEELS [photo], H 12/21/88 p21

Seniors get pass for buses, H 5/13/88 p9

Wheels celebrates 10th anniversary [photo on p. 1], H 11/22/88 p7

WHEELS celebrating 10th anniversary, H 11/8/88 p9

Wheels ridership dips slightly, H 8/8/88 p9

Wheels ridership rising; schedule, map being sent, H 4/11/88 p7

Wheels ridership shows slight increase in quarter, H 1/14/88 p7

Norwalk Woman's ClubAnother Norwalker heads club

federation: Their agenda is

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Norwalk Woman's Club (Continued)

surprising [photo], H 6/6/88 p23+

Arts and crafts winners [photo], H 3/28/88 p13

From Norwalk's Woman's Club [photo], H 6/15/88 p27

Norwalk Library receives books on substance abuse [photo], H 10/17/88 p5

Saving the bluebirds [photo], H 3/16/88 p19

To fight substance abuse [photo], H 6/20/88 p13

Norwalk Yacht ChartersCharters stock up for trip south

[photo], H 9/8/88 p23+Wedding, family vacation [photo],

H 6/3/88 p28Norwalk YMCA

Pupils plant bulbs at Norwalk YMCA, H 10/28/88 p25

Norwalk YMCA's Children's Corner

Pupils plant bulbs at Norwalk YMCA, H 10/28/88 p25

Norwalk YMCA/Calvin Murphy Biddy Basketball League

Biddy cagers cited [photo], H 4/15/88 p29

Norwalk Youth SymphonyNorwalk Youth Orchs. in concert

on Sunday [photo], H 2/25/88 p13

Norwalk Youth Symphony grads receive a standing ovation at finale [photo], H 6/15/88 p34

Please, take your seat [letter], H 2/10/88 p5

Norwalk Zoning CoalitionCoalition, planners go head-to-

head [photo], H 1/14/88 p1+Second group backs Mills for

post, H 6/14/88 p9Zoning coalition returns to fray, H

1/4/88 p1+Norwalk-Adult education

Adult Education enrollment soars, H 11/22/88 p7

Norwalk-Appeals, Zoning Board of

City property owner suing ZBA over ruling on topsoil business, H 10/25/88 p4

Norwalk-AwardsCity honored for historic

preservation [photo], H 11/16/88 p1+

Norwalk-Budget and Systems Dept.

Tax board members express dismay at `meagre' offer for insurance post, H 11/10/88 p9

Norwalk-Budget, CapitalCapital budget vote set, H

4/12/88 p7Council approves capital budget

plan, H 4/13/88 p7DPW outlines capital budget

items: Sewer, treatment improvements top list, H 1/26/88 p9

P & Z passes capital budget, H 2/19/88 p9

Pond work reaction mixed: At capital budget hearing, H 2/5/88 p7

Norwalk-Budget, Operating`Pared down' budget requires at

least a 9.5 percent tax hike, H 1/21/88 p1+

Miller suggests personnel cuts to save money, H 1/26/88 p1+

Only one speaker appears at opening budget hearing, H 3/24/88 p9

Tax board updated on revenue side of budget, H 2/26/88 p7

Norwalk-Budgets2 upset by cuts in budget, H

1/20/88 p9Budget cuts concern carpenter, H

2/5/88 p7Budget reviews commence:

Several requests reduced, H 2/2/88 p7

City surplus to top $7 million; market rating could rise, H 6/8/88 p9

Department requests swelling city budget, H 12/7/88 p1+

Schwartz renews request for help: During budget review session, H 2/17/88 p7

Norwalk-City CharterCharter revision opposed by

Republican councilmen, H 5/6/88 p1+

Charter revision plan moves along, H 4/29/88 p1+

Charter revision will come [letter], H 5/12/88 p36

Council puts charter revision on hold, H 5/11/88 p1+

Panel wants parties to pick commission for charter revision, H 5/5/88 p1+

Norwalk-City ClerkMayor breaks mold in naming

Fernschild as Norwalk city clerk [photo], H 8/11/88 p7

Norwalk-City CodeCity code amended for park

changes, H 8/24/88 p11Committee backs code changes

for DPW, H 4/29/88 p7

Norwalk-City Hall Building Committee

City Hall panel ends in the black, H 12/8/88 p5

City Hall panel wraps up loose ends [photo], H 9/8/88 p11

Green light given to auditorium work in City Hall complex, H 6/29/88 p10

Highlights of committee's progress, H 12/8/88 p5

Norwalk-City-owned VehiclesCouncilmen studying use of city

cars, H 5/19/88 p1+Panel plans review of city car use

policy, H 4/15/88 p9Norwalk-City-owned vehicles

Council panel settles on a vehicles policy, H 12/9/88 p1+

Council sets policy on use of city cars, H 12/15/88 p9

Norwalk-Code EnforcementEnforcement director named:

Council waives requirement, H 12/15/88 p9

Substantial hikes proposed in code enforcement fees, H 12/9/88 p9

Norwalk-Code Enforcement, Dept. of

Work goes on unchanged in building departments, H 5/26/88 p10

Norwalk-Collective labor agreements

City, cops bargaining once again, H 10/20/88 p5

Norwalk-Commission for the Status of Women

Newest commissioner: She's helping pinpoint women's needs [photo], H 3/7/88 p17+

Norwalk-Commission on the Status of Women

Commission appointees [photo], H 8/31/88 p27

Jacquelyne Hawkins named to panel on women's status, H 2/17/88 p7

Norwalk-Common Council`Good will' meeting goes bust, H

1/29/88 p1+Ad hoc group will oversee

transition [photo], H 5/13/88 p8

But councilmen likely to vote for P & Z split, H 2/9/88 p1+

City council appoints 2 attorneys, H 1/27/88 p7

City to pay legal fees for NAACP, H 3/23/88 p1+

Collection plan for parking tickets blocked by council, H 6/15/88 p9

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Norwalk-Common Council (Continued)

Commissioners think decision was unwise, H 2/10/88 p1+

Common Council approves hiring `risk manager', H 10/26/88 p9

Common Council supports state bone marrow office, H 3/23/88 p9

Council approves capital budget plan, H 4/13/88 p7

Council enacts vicious dog ordinance, H 5/11/88 p24

Council lowers requirements to fill code enforcement post, H 9/15/88 p12

Council OKs Franklin lease, ends debate, H 3/23/88 p1+

Council OKs Tondro hiring, H 3/23/88 p9

Council overrides veto of P & Z split, H 2/24/88 p1+

Council passes funds for review of future uptown parking need, H 1/13/88 p1+

Council reaffirms Maritime Center support, H 6/15/88 p7

Council rejects Colonial Village plan, H 3/9/88 p1+

Council tabs DePanfilis to fill vacant P & Z seat, H 2/24/88 p7

Council to city lawyers: Block expansion plan, H 4/27/88 p10

Council votes to split Planning and Zoning, H 2/10/88 p1+

Councilmen consider P and Z candidates, H 3/19/88 p1+

Councilmen reluctant to approve attorney fees from housing suit, H 3/21/88 p7

Courville named to replace Riley as District B city council member, H 2/10/88 p7

Five Republicans, one Independent Six appointed to four commissions, H 2/10/88 p7

Funds OK'd for parking equipment, H 6/29/88 p10

Giannini claims group is using misleading ads, H 4/20/88 p7

Green light given to auditorium work in City Hall complex, H 6/29/88 p10


Not the timing [letter], H 6/3/88 p5Oyster Festival granted a 10-year

lease, H 4/13/88 p1+Sale of courthouse accepted by

council, H 3/23/88 p9

Some Common Councilmen unswayed by compromise, H 3/10/88 p8

Stamford fears influx of Norwalk hookers, H 10/12/88 p1+

Takes issue [letter], H 4/12/88 p5Uncertainty on what to do next, H

4/27/88 p1+Up to the council, H 2/9/88 p4Use of joint plan as development

cap suggested by council, H 5/11/88 p24

Norwalk-Common Council Chamber

A timely tribute [edit], H 8/10/88 p4

Council chamber dedicated in name of Jennie F. Cave [photo], H 8/10/88 p1+

Council to occupy new chamber: Seating scarce, H 8/4/88 p10

Norwalk-Common Council-Claims Committee

Council paves way to conclusion of long hassle over driveway, H 5/12/88 p7

Norwalk-Common Council-Finance Committee


Panel recommends approval of contracts, H 6/8/88 p10

Norwalk-Common Council-Health, Welfare and Public Safety Committee

Councilman suggests evicting drug dealers from public housing, H 1/28/88 p1+

Fire chief seeking explanation of hydrant rental rate increase, H 4/28/88 p9

Norwalk-Common Council-Housing Site Search Committee

Nominees sought for housing panel, H 12/30/88 p1+

Norwalk-Common Council-Land Use and Bldg. Management Committee

`Insider' loses round on veterans' plaques, H 4/29/88 p30

Council may seek Honeyhill School potential buyers, H 5/9/88 p1+


Housing for elderly proposed for old Ludlow School building, H 4/29/88 p1+

Land swap approved, H 8/22/88 p7

Maintenance contract for new City Hall passed by committee, H 5/20/88 p1+


Norwalk-Common Council-Meetings

Council opposes motion restricting display of murals, H 10/27/88 p1+

Council tie vote kills resolution for new hearing on regulations, H 12/15/88 p1+

Lack of communication irks Councilman, H 12/28/88 p7

Upset by comments at Council [letter], H 8/24/88 p5

Norwalk-Common Council-Ordinance Committee

Commissioner wants more authority given to zoning enforcement officers, H 9/30/88 p7

Committee backs code changes for DPW, H 4/29/88 p7

Committee puts off job change, H 4/29/88 p9

Council ponders raising fines for prostitution, H 8/24/88 p1+

Prostitution fine raised to $1,000, H 9/15/88 p1+

Whittemore approval is step closer, H 8/26/88 p7

Norwalk-Common Council-Personnel Committee

City department heads may get 7% raise, H 4/19/88 p9

Comment sought on raises for city department heads, H 5/18/88 p11

Committee urges 7 percent raises for dep't. heads, H 5/19/88 p1+

Council panel settles on a vehicles policy, H 12/9/88 p1+

Council sets policy on use of city cars, H 12/15/88 p9

Councilmen studying use of city cars, H 5/19/88 p1+

Finance director recommending city create new risk management post, H 9/15/88 p7

Panel agrees to resubmit purchasing consultant pact, H 4/21/88 p10

Panel exploring creation of vehicle-use policy, H 8/18/88 p9

Panel plans review of city car use policy, H 4/15/88 p9

Panel ponders raise for registrars' pay, H 8/18/88 p7

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Norwalk-Common Council-Personnel Committee (Continued)

Union pension pacts endorsed by panel, H 3/17/88 p11

Norwalk-Common Council-Planning Committee

Committee recommends filing application for McKinney grant, H 3/4/88 p10

Distribution of CDBG funds passed: To full council by committee, H 4/8/88 p12



Panel backs reinstating funds for park projects, H 3/30/88 p7



Through rent rehab program: $77,000 grant available, H 6/3/88 p10

Norwalk-Common Council-Public Works Committee

`Grinding device' sought by city, H 8/17/88 p12


Committee recommends sealer for parking lot, H 8/17/88 p11

Council approves contract for permanent road repairs, H 8/24/88 p7

Council committee throws out tipping fee for trash haulers, H 7/20/88 p1+

Developer offers to swap his property for city land, H 12/21/88 p4

Engineering study sought for Haviland parking deck [photo], H 10/20/88 p1+

Expanded station parking supported, H 6/22/88 p9

Foes say hikes should buy more parking security, H 6/22/88 p1+

From one committee to another: Code changes forwarded, H 3/16/88 p7

Opponents call tipping fee garbage, H 6/22/88 p1+

Panel recommends spending $150,000 for left turn lane, H 4/20/88 p9

Residents push city for installation of drainage lines, H 10/24/88 p4

Starrett proposal jumps next hurdle, H 7/20/88 p1+

Tourism district's office to be moved to gatehouse, H 1/23/88 p18

Two streets might be renamed to honor the Maritime Center, H 9/21/88 p1+

Norwalk-Common Council-Recreation and Parks Committee

Committee ok's curfew on cars in Veterans Park, H 11/17/88 p4

Committee wants a 6 p.m. curfew at Veterans Park, H 10/18/88 p1+

Grant in jeopardy if Vets Park work is not begun soon, H 12/20/88 p4

Higher ticket price OK'd for Oyster Festival, H 1/21/88 p1+

Land acquisition near NHS endorsed: Panel backs athletic field expansion, H 4/19/88 p9

LMM social endorsed by panel, H 6/21/88 p6

Panel told to study park work's effect on Oyster Festival, H 8/15/88 p1+

Park suggested as tribute: To deceased SoNo resident, H 1/23/88 p16

Park work to enter next phase, H 4/19/88 p1+

Parks use for special events backed: No opposition to summer events, H 4/20/88 p9

Redesign of Vets Park moves step closer, H 9/20/88 p17

Scaled-down mooring fees backed: For Vets Park marina, H 3/1/88 p7

Vets Park complaints revive curfew issue, H 5/17/88 p1+

Vets Park plans revised by panel, H 9/8/88 p7

Norwalk-Common Council-Recycling Committee


City considering sites for recycling depot, H 10/10/88 p1+

Former landfill suggested as recycle site, H 10/13/88 p1+

Pros and cons of sludge composting hear by city Recycling Committee, H 9/1/88 p14


Recycling Committee considers decentralizing paper collection, H 11/30/88 p5

Recycling group recommends waste oil site at Volk Central, H 9/28/88 p11

Recycling is topic at LWV dinner, H 11/7/88 p7

Recycling panel doesn't want its work trashed, H 11/30/88 p5

Resolution would give Norwalk site for collection of waste oil, H 8/17/88 p10

Time running out on recycling committee, H 9/21/88 p1+

Norwalk-Common Council-School Building Committee

Panel tours Tracey School: Addition pleases members, H 4/14/88 p10

Norwalk-Conservation Commission

Building's impact on wetland areas concerns neighbors, H 4/26/88 p7

Change in State law prompts commission to rewrite its rules, H 6/22/88 p10

City attorney agrees panel can pull reins on horseman's plan, H 2/12/88 p9

Commission questions proposal, H 5/10/88 p7

Condo plan turned down: But another gains approval, H 5/24/88 p10

Condo units approved, H 7/26/88 p7

Conservation panel to scan new plans for condominiums, H 5/23/88 p7

Conservationists give green light to bikeway, H 12/7/88 p4

Decision on development expected Oct. 11. Strong opposition from area residents, H 9/23/88 p11


Developers seek permit for gazebo, H 11/15/88 p9+

Four Winds Farm developer hit with stop-work order, H 3/1/88 p9

Goldblatt rejected, H 7/26/88 p7Horse owner nagged over ditch

in pasture, H 1/15/88 p1+

165


Norwalk-Conservation Commission (Continued)

Leary defends boardwalk before conservation panel, H 11/22/88 p7

New plan for condos reviewed, H 2/9/88 p12


Panel orders city attorney to landscape vacant tract, H 1/12/88 p10

Parking lot project is approved, H 3/15/88 p9

Plans for house approved: Year-long dispute ends, H 1/12/88 p10


Richards Ave. condominiums rejected by conservationists, H 11/8/88 p4

Sasqua Hills development voted down, H 10/12/88 p1+

Schwartz renews request for help: During budget review session, H 2/17/88 p7


Two tie vote spell doom for gazebo, H 10/25/88 p4

Wilton asked to check pond outlet, H 5/10/88 p13

Norwalk-Corporation CounselAssistant counsel to assume

position as special counsel, H 1/23/88 p11

Norwalk-Democratic Fire Commissioner

Sworn in [photo], H 3/1/88 p8Norwalk-Description-Views

Artist recreates historic Norwalk scenes [photo], BJ 10/10/88 p23

Norwalk-DevelopmentPlan of Development workshop

Tuesday, H 12/6/88 p9Norwalk-Economic conditions

Another view: State supports zone, H 4/19/88 p5


Building proposed for Rt. 7, H 12/16/88 p5

Defense subcontactors on edge, H 11/3/88 p29+

Development fever sweeps S. Norwalk [photo], H 6/2/88 p1+

East Ave.: Small user hotspot [photo], H 9/17/88 p13+


Lock Co. building may be rezoned, H 12/19/88 p1+

Main Ave. apartments surface [photo], H 8/20/88 p13+

Mall growth pressures local retailers, H 3/17/88 p25+



New hotels face market glut [photo], H 1/26/88 p21+

Norwalk, Shelton: Office hot spots, H 11/3/88 p18

Panel backs new Water street zone: Counterproposal rejected, H 4/15/88 p7

Plan unveiled for Lock Co. building [drawing], H 3/9/88 p1+

Planners for region suggest cities limit commercial growth, H 7/12/88 p1+


Property owners offer own ideas for Water Street, H 3/16/88 p1+

Reader's Forum: SoNo success hinges on more than Maritime Center [photo], H 8/27/88 p14

Renovation projects still going strong: Norwalkers say they like `homey' look of buildings [photo], H 1/26/88 p21+

Residents may favor a halt to development in Norwalk, H 7/1/88 p1+

Seligson site launches `uptown' redevelopment [photo], H 3/31/88 p28

SoNo can't live off Center [letter], H 7/27/88 p5

SoNo furniture shop calls it quits [photo], H 10/6/88 p45+


SoNo improvements backed by merchants, H 2/6/88 p1+

SoNo neighbors upset by fast-paced changes [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

South Norwalk: Pending projects move from blueprints to mortar [photo], H 6/3/88 p1+



Water Street rezoning plan wins approval, H 4/21/88 p1+

West Norwalk spells relief: R-e-z-o-n-i-n-g [map], H 4/20/88 p1+

Norwalk-Education, Board ofBoard concerned by teachers'

plight [photo], H 1/20/88 p8Board member raps teacher

contract, H 11/17/88 p8Board of Education loses

Ciccarello [photo], H 10/12/88 p10

Cafero defends teachers' pact as competitive, H 11/18/88 p1+

City receives support for more state aid to finance education, H 3/29/88 p8

Ed board approves day care program in two schools here, H 6/8/88 p11

Education board requests equity formula exception, H 3/9/88 p10

Education contracts before Board of Estimate tonight, H 10/3/88 p21

Educators consider curriculum change at meeting tonight, H 10/4/88 p7

FOI officer dismisses case against city school system, H 8/31/88 p9

Norwalk schools to obtain $2 million extra state aid, H 3/28/88 p3

On Board of Education; Morrell will replace Ciccarello [photo], H 11/15/88 p5

Principal's son to lead city school board [photo], H 1/8/88 p10

Public school retirees feted [photo], H 6/10/88 p11

Public schools mark Grandparents Day at May 6 programs, H 4/21/88 p7

School board approves day care plan, H 6/22/88 p1+

School board OKs health curriculum, H 1/6/88 p9

School job fair draws businesses, H 5/2/88 p9

Special appropriation for contracts approved, H 10/4/88 p11


Norwalk-Education, Board of-Awards

Education booklet rates high, H 6/9/88 p6

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Budgets

Budget cuts `illogical,' Sloan says, H 2/2/88 p7

166


Norwalk-Education, Board of-Budgets (Continued)

Cranbury expansion plan cut from capital budget, H 1/27/88 p1+

Education board to use surplus to make repairs, H 5/25/88 p9

Educators consider budget options, H 12/7/88 p9

Finance, school officials agree on budget cuts, H 3/3/88 p19

Last minute plea filed on behalf of school budget, H 3/25/88 p1+

Parent tells school board to aim for excellence, H 4/28/88 p7

Parents favor full-time aides in all kindergarten classes, H 11/30/88 p4

School board hopes to limit budget raise to 10 percent, H 11/28/88 p5

School board stunned by size of budget cut, H 1/20/88 p1+

School Board to discuss budget plan with 9.9 percent increase, H 11/21/88 p9

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Food service employees

Food service workers okay contract, H 10/26/88 p7

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Liability for school accidents

Liability is concern on overseas trips, H 10/19/88 p4

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Meeting room

Haugh dedication slated at City Hall, H 12/5/88 p7

Meeting room dedicated to Haugh [photo], H 12/7/88 p4

Meeting room to be dedicated to Haugh, H 11/30/88 p6

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Meetings

Board hears parents' concerns about schools, H 9/30/88 p1+

Board of Education tables giving non-academic credit for service work, H 11/17/88 p4

Educators to consider Tracey appropriation, H 11/1/88 p7

Liability is concern on overseas trips, H 10/19/88 p4

Parents would back dual language policy, H 11/23/88 p9

Norwalk-Education, Board of-School custodians

Head of custodians taking pots, pans case to governor, H 10/21/88 p7

Norwalk-Education-School Building Committee

Parents tell panel they don't like Kendall changes, H 10/13/88 p9

Norwalk-Environmental Services Division

City sewage plant fixup said to reduce violations, H 7/28/88 p1+

Environmental officer outlines job, woes, H 1/27/88 p10

Norwalk-Estimate and Taxation, Board of

$800,000 in back taxes classified uncollectible, H 8/2/88 p8

Approval of funds for NPD handguns expected tonight, H 12/5/88 p5

Authoritization given for city bonds, H 5/3/88 p1+

Board allots funds for parking at Maritime Center [photo], H 6/7/88 p1+

Board approves furniture loan; funds for water use, H 6/7/88 p9

Board backs 6.5% increase in NEON funding, H 3/5/88 p1+

Board boosts concert hall with funds for equipment, H 12/6/88 p5

Board of Estimate OKs $84,000 more for Maritime Center parking facility, H 7/6/88 p1+

Budget reviews commence: Several requests reduced, H 2/2/88 p7

Dagenais chairman of tax board, H 2/5/88 p10

DiMeglio reappointed by 8-2 margin, H 12/28/88 p4

Education contracts before Board of Estimate tonight, H 10/3/88 p21

Esposito hoping to convince Dagenais to stay on tax board, H 4/7/88 p11

Funds approved for contract, H 5/3/88 p6

Money OK'd for parking improvements, H 9/7/88 p1+

New guns for cops blocked for moment, H 10/4/88 p1+

NPD will request approval of $$$ to purchase guns, H 10/3/88 p19

Police department gets another $103,000, H 4/5/88 p8

Radley is appointed to Board of Estimate, H 8/8/88 p7

Replacing old fuel tanks could be costly, H 9/7/88 p9

Special appropriation for contracts approved, H 10/4/88 p11

Tax board may get excess paving funds, H 6/8/88 p10

Tax board restores funds to 2 programs, H 3/10/88 p7


Tax panel approves salary for attorney, H 3/8/88 p12

Tax rate to increase 6.8 percent; public to get say on new budget [graph], H 3/22/88 p1+


Use of funds by LaBianca irks board, H 6/7/88 p1+

Wallerstein to step down: As chairman of tax board, H 1/29/88 p7

Norwalk-Estimate and Taxation, Board of-Public meetings

Board OKs grant for semiautomatics, H 12/6/88 p5

Norwalk-Fair Housing Commission

City fair housing officer quits to take state human rights post, H 2/17/88 p10

Davis begins job as housing officer [photo], H 6/13/88 p1+

Norwalk-Finance Dept.Finance department relents on

some cuts to education budget, H 3/8/88 p1+

Maritime Center won't need 1988 tax aid. City finance chief: Grant will cover any shortfall, H 9/26/88 p1+


Tax increase shaping up around 6.8 percent, H 3/17/88 p1+

Norwalk-Fire CommissionCommissioner is sworn in

[photo], H 1/23/88 p17McCready selected for fire

commission, H 1/20/88 p6Norwalk-Fire Dept. SEE ALSO

FIREFIGHTERS UNION LOCAL 830

Norwalk-Fire Dept.Completes certification, H

12/29/88 p7Fire chief seeking explanation of

hydrant rental rate increase, H 4/28/88 p9

Fire Department surveying toxic chemicals in Norwalk [photo], H 12/1/88 p1+

Firefighters take oath [photo], H 8/9/88 p7

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Norwalk-Fire Dept. (Continued)Firemen suggest new firehouse

in city's north, H 11/25/88 p33In support of the NFD [photo], H

4/15/88 p13Inspector sworn in [photo], H

5/19/88 p14Inspectors sworn in [photo], H

5/6/88 p36Lieutenant is sworn in [photo], H

3/18/88 p12Norwalk firefighters have

`burning' desire [photo], H 10/14/88 p7

Police Blotter: Ladder helps in coke bust, H 12/6/88 p8

Praise for city firefighters [letter], H 9/14/88 p5

Praises firefighter/donors [letter], H 8/25/88 p5

Retiring firefighters [photo], H 10/3/88 p7

State FD instructors meeting held in city, H 8/8/88 p7

Thanks, NFP, NPD [letter], H 10/8/88 p5

Two from NFD complete fire marshal course, H 4/26/88 p9

Window washers rescued after scaffold slips, H 11/21/88 p5

Norwalk-Five Mile River Commission. SEE ALSO FIVE MILE RIVER

River overseers deny permits for long piers, H 6/9/88 p7

Norwalk-Grand ListAudits, better controls contribute

to increase value of tax property, H 3/21/88 p9

Norwalk-Grant Agency Review Board

Board finishes grant agency reviews, H 2/10/88 p9

Burgess critical of grant agency review process: During presentation to new panel [photo], H 2/9/88 p7

New agency to review city grants, H 2/8/88 p9

Review board gets final instructions: For making grant agency budget recommendations, H 2/18/88 p12

Norwalk-Health, Dept. ofBone marrow registry opens, H

10/31/88 p4Four tables, no waiting [photo], H

10/10/88 p11Norwalk-Historical Commission

Commission wants Bloom as historian, H 9/29/88 p13

Congratulations [photo], H 4/22/88 p10

Council postpones carriage house transfer, H 11/9/88 p7

Gatehouse redecoration supported, H 1/29/88 p10


Historical Commission eyes additional funds from city [photo], H 9/21/88 p12

Historical Commission to take control of DPW building on July 1, H 11/25/88 p4

Historical panel to request $52,000: For removal, restoration of mural, H 5/26/88 p9


Panel complains city neglects maintenance, H 8/25/88 p16

Plan would save SoNo residences [photo], H 2/19/88 p1+

Procedural error claimed in carriage house transfer, H 11/16/88 p12

Norwalk-History`Made in Norwalk' exhibit honors

old-time industries [photo], H 7/8/88 p9

Artist recreates historic Norwalk scenes [photo], BJ 10/10/88 p 23

Early shopping spree in South Norwalk [photo], H 1/26/88 p35

Early small businessman [photo], H 1/26/88 p53

Ice cream delivery [photo], H 1/26/88 p54

Lighthouse considered for historic register, H 10/10/88 p9

Looking Back [1978, 1963, 1938], H 4/18/88 p27

Norwalk Gazette bristles at Courant story on richest: Norwalk Gazette, February 21, 1865, H 1/26/88 p22

Old papers offer insight to famed Blizzard of '88 [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Out of Norwalk's past, the 1853 train wreck could have been avoided [photo], H 12/17/88 p1+

Ralph Bloom officially named city historian by councilmen [photo], H 10/12/88 p1+



The Way We Were [column with photo], H 1/7/88 p25, H 1/14/88 p16, H 1/23/88 p22, H 1/28/88 p16, H 2/4/88 p28, H 2/11/88 p27, H 2/25/88 p23, H 3/3/88 p7, H 3/10/88 p19, H 3/17/88 p31, H 3/31/88 p29, H 4/7/88 p32, H 4/14/88 p24, H 4/21/88 p49, H 4/28/88 p25, H 5/5/88 p26, H 5/12/88 p16, H 5/19/88 p47, H 5/26/88 p51, H 6/2/88 p13, H 6/9/88 p32, H 6/16/88 p32, H 6/23/88 p36, H 6/30/88 p25, H 7/7/88 p28, H 7/14/88 p15, H 7/21/88 p11, H 7/28/88 p25, H 8/4/88 p36, H 8/11/88 p35, H 8/18/88 p32, H 8/25/88 p20, H 9/1/88 p14, H 9/8/88 p39, H 9/15/88 p34, H 9/22/88 p14, H 9/29/88 p37, H 10/6/88 p26, H 10/13/88 p33, H 10/20/88 p27, H 11/10/88 p39, H 11/17/88 p33, H 12/1/88 p41, H 12/8/88 p35, H 12/15/88 p20, H 12/22/88 p27, H 12/29/88 p18

Views of old Norwalk [photo], H 11/16/88 p18

Wall Street crashes hurt then, too [photo], H 1/26/88 p22

Norwalk-Marine Commercial Regulations. SEE ALSO WATERFRONTS-NORWALK

Coastal management official opposes marine zone changes, H 11/22/88 p5

New marine zone gets put on block along with housing, H 11/28/88 p4

Planning Commission rejects Water St. zone amendments, H 11/10/88 p7

When asked, panelists oppose changing zone, H 11/22/88 p5

Zoners, public debate zone changes [photo], H 12/1/88 p9

Norwalk-Master PlanCommissioners prep for master

plan by getting information from staffers, H 12/29/88 p9

Input from citizens eyed for master plan, H 8/17/88 p7

Interpretation of master plan seen as critical, H 6/22/88 p1+


Planners are advised to take careful look at city, H 8/24/88 p9

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Norwalk-Master Plan (Continued)Planners seek new master plan

ideas, H 10/15/88 p6Planners want help from public in

drawing up new master plan, H 9/8/88 p9


Six people attend public hearing: Collins gives views at workshop, H 12/9/88 p9

Tax panel approves salary for attorney, H 3/8/88 p12

Norwalk-Mayors. SEE CAVE, JENNIE F.; COLLINS, WILLIAM A.; ESPOSITO, FRANK J. JR.; FREESE, IRVING C.; ZULLO, FRANK N.

Norwalk-Murals Restoration Committee

Committee effort earns $75,500 for restoration of 9 WPA murals [photo], H 1/8/88 p7

Fund helps murals group, H 1/11/88 p8


Two additional paintings channeled for restoration, H 12/12/88 p7


Norwalk-Officials and employeesCity, union may negotiate limit on

extra jobs for police officers, H 5/26/88 p7

City, unions agree on pension contract, H 3/2/88 p7

Contract negotiations between police union, city bogged down, H 7/18/88 p7

Contract signed [photo], H 5/11/88 p8

Councilmen studying use of city cars, H 5/19/88 p1+

Custodian salary recommendations released, H 3/2/88 p7

Funds approved for contract, H 5/3/88 p6


School secretaries approve four-year contract: Raises of up to 42 percent included, H 6/16/88 p12

Norwalk-Personnel Dept.Esposito announces choice for

new personnel director, H 7/7/88 p10

Esposito to offer new personnel director to council as `courtesy', H 5/23/88 p7

New director removes name from `fishbowl', H 6/1/88 p1+

Smith is appointed personnel director, H 7/13/88 p9

Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission. SEE ALSO NORWALK-PLANNING COMMISSION; NORWALK-ZONING COMMISSION

Bank branch approved: Moving down the road, H 4/8/88 p10

Both camps pledge to push charter item deciding fate of P & Z, H 4/21/88 p1+

Chamber opposes P & Z split-up, H 1/14/88 p1+

Changes in Water Street zoning to go before public, H 10/14/88 p12

City needs elected P & Z board [letter], H 4/1/88 p5

City sued over subdivision approval, H 2/5/88 p9

Coalition, planners go head-to-head [photo], H 1/14/88 p1+


Commissioners tune Water St. zone rules, H 2/24/88 p1+

Condo, marina complex approved: Surrounded by Charles, Platt, South Smith streets, H 4/21/88 p9

Day care centers allowed in new areas: Expanded into `A' residence zones, H 1/7/88 p7

Defends position of P & Z panel [letter], H 1/19/88 p5

Despite questions on drainage, 33-lot subdivision is approved, H 1/23/88 p16

East Avenue zone change alllows new mixed-use office building, H 2/8/88 p6

Esposito presented with plan to reduce density in corridors, H 2/8/88 p7

Ex-planner's view of P & Z roles [letter], H 1/18/88 p5

Gardella quitting P & Z Commission, H 2/22/88 p1

Holding pattern set for new development, H 4/27/88 p8

Late manuevering by P & Z irritating to some councilmen, H 3/16/88 p10

Leave it alone [edit], H 1/8/88 p5Low-cost housing plan wins P &

Z approval, H 1/7/88 p1+Maritime Center projects gain P

& Z approval, H 2/19/88 p7

Mayor breaks tie, zone plan rejected, H 3/12/88 p1+

Mayor to P and Z: Maintain liaison with each other, H 5/6/88 p7

Mixed-use proposal approved, H 2/8/88 p7

Neighboring firm files lawsuit over approval of branch bank, H 5/4/88 p7


P & Z approves plans for storage facility, H 3/17/88 p10

P & Z commissions near full complements, H 7/8/88 p10

P & Z endorses study of new NCC campus, H 4/8/88 p12

P & Z issues annual report: Antagonists answered, H 4/1/88 p10

P & Z members offer more concessions, H 3/3/88 p1+

P & Z mulling rules changes, H 1/8/88 p11

P & Z OKs building limit for lots with wetlands, H 1/23/88 p16

P & Z passes capital budget, H 2/19/88 p9

Plan for marina, restaurant gains P & Z approval [photo], H 2/18/88 p11

Planners approve 11 apartments over Steinbach's, H 4/7/88 p1+

Planners, attorneys laud city mixed use regulations, H 2/4/88 p9

Referendum misinterpreted [letter], H 5/2/88 p5

Replies to Tamsky on P & Z stance [letter], H 1/21/88 p5


Suit challenges authority of P & Z to OK subdivision, H 5/16/88 p1+

Two mixed use plans submitted this week, H 2/4/88 p9


Uncertainty on what to do next, H 4/27/88 p1+

Water St. rezoning faces suit, H 5/11/88 p12

Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Administration Committee

Panel favors financing Vets Park improvements, H 2/10/88 p11

169


Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Joint Committee Plan

Independents want joint plan as zoning guide, H 5/9/88 p1+

Joint committee plan urged, H 3/10/88 p1+

Mayor breaks tie, zone plan rejected, H 3/12/88 p1+

Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Referendum

`Yes' vote in order [edit], H 4/14/88 p4

Calls for `yes' vote on referendum [letter], H 4/11/88 p5

City lawyer: Split handled properly: Opinion returned to P & Z members, H 4/7/88 p9

Council should abide by vote [letter], H 4/18/88 p5

Do what's best for Norwalk [letter], H 4/5/88 p5

Don't disassemble P & Z agency [letter], H 4/22/88 p5

Favors split [letter], H 4/4/88 p5Giannini claims group is using

misleading ads, H 4/20/88 p7History of a controversy, H

4/22/88 p27Important for Norwalk [edit], H

4/22/88 p4Keep the P & Z [letter], H 4/23/88

p5League of Women Voters

sponsors forum on plan to divide P & Z agenda, H 4/18/88 p10

Let's examine `broken-ness' [letter], H 4/23/88 p5

Lyons: No problem with referendum resolution, H 4/12/88 p7

P & Z: Voters' thumbs up or down?, H 4/22/88 p1+

Polls open tomorrow in Norwalk, H 4/25/88 p1

Questions to answer before voting [letter], H 4/19/88 p5

Referendum effort in futility [letter], H 4/18/88 p5

Referendum reflections [edit], H 4/28/88 p4

Residents explain their votes, H 4/27/88 p1+

Sees no checks, balances in P & Z [letter], H 4/22/88 p5

Sees no limit to referenda [letter], H 4/6/88 p5

Separate commissions mean extra oversight for some applications, H 4/22/88 p27

Sparse turnout dooms P & Z [photo], H 4/27/88 p1+

Tuesday's referendum will decide future of P & Z: Just say `No', H 4/22/88 p27

Tuesday's referendum will decide future of P & Z: Yes is best, H 4/22/88 p27

Wants `no' vote [letter], H 4/21/88 p5

Wants `yes' vote [letter], H 4/23/88 p5

Way to end P & Z `arrogance' [letter], H 4/8/88 p5

Writer resurrects `red herring' [letter], H 4/22/88 p5

Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Split

`Good will' meeting goes bust, H 1/29/88 p1+

`Power grab' battle begins: Funds needed to block P & Z split, H 2/27/88 p1+

A few words for Andy Rooney [letter], H 3/11/88 p5


Attend hearing on P & Z Wednesday [letter], H 1/30/88 p5

But councilmen likely to vote for P & Z split, H 2/9/88 p1+

But the system is broken [letter], H 2/10/88 p5

Changing rules [letter], H 3/30/88 p5

Commission split runs against statewide trend, H 2/9/88 p1+

Commissioners hope to avoid referendum, H 2/18/88 p1+

Commissioners think decision was unwise, H 2/10/88 p1+

Council overrides veto of P & Z split, H 2/24/88 p1+

Council votes to split Planning and Zoning, H 2/10/88 p1+

Councilmen consider P and Z candidates, H 3/19/88 p1+

District D Dems oppose split [letter], H 3/26/88 p5

Don't split P & Z commission [letter], H 2/2/88 p5

Enough material for satire [letter], H 3/8/88 p5

Esposito vetoes planning and zoning split, H 2/12/88 p1+

Favors charter revision on P & Z [letter], H 3/5/88 p5

Favors splitting planning, zoning [letter], H 1/12/88 p5

For the referendum [edit], H 3/15/88 p4

Gannalo responds to critics [letter], H 1/27/88 p5

Giannini favors referendum to decide on split of P & Z, H 2/17/88 p10

Group votes to support unified P & Z, H 2/24/88 p7

Keeps hands off P & Z Commission [letter], H 2/3/88 p5

Leave it alone [edit], H 2/3/88 p4Let it stand [edit], H 2/17/88 p4Lyons gives view on P & Z

dustup [letter], H 3/1/88 p5Most speakers at hearing oppose

P & Z split, H 2/4/88 p1+Nine days to gather signatures, H

3/10/88 p1+Norwalk P & Z should be divided

[letter], H 1/30/88 p5Override voting may be close

call, H 2/22/88 p1+P & Z accused of `power grab', H

1/29/88 p1+P & Z division favored [letter], H

2/1/88 p5P & Z member defends system,

H 1/22/88 p5P & Z supporters take first step

on referendum, H 2/18/88 p1+Petitioners force P & Z vote, H

3/21/88 p1+Petitioners still seeking

signatures, H 3/18/88 p9Planners offer last ditch rules

change..., H 2/9/88 p1+Praises council vote on split

[letter], H 2/19/88 p5Procedure for splitting P & Z

questioned, H 1/25/88 p1+Property owners hear debate

over P & Z split [photo], H 3/24/88 p7

Referendum may give public a say on future of P & Z, H 2/16/88 p1+

Sees goal to end city planning [letter], H 2/24/88 p5

Sees no change in politics [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Signatures needed for P & Z vote, H 3/14/88 p1+

Signatures verified, H 3/24/88 p6Split may well worsen matters

[letter], H 2/26/88 p5Split would cut housing options

[letter], H 2/3/88 p5Veteran commissioners note P &

Z works better together, H 1/28/88 p7

Vote leaves P & Z members subdued: Will join referendum battle, H 2/24/88 p8

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Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Subdivision Committee

Builder shows plans for condo project, H 1/13/88 p10

City P & Z panel supports subdivision: Plan irks Westport official, H 1/13/88 p10

Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Zoning Committee

Change of zone backed, H 1/29/88 p9


Norwalk-Planning and Zoning Commission-Zoning standards

Debate continues on zone changes [chart], H 2/25/88 p1+

Planners say compromise a dead issue, H 2/25/88 p1+

Norwalk-Planning Commission. SEE ALSO NORWALK-PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION

Cherry resigns Planning Commission post, H 10/12/88 p11


Committee rejects Water St. zoning changes, H 10/26/88 p1+

Council approves appointments for planning, zoning, H 5/3/88 p1+

Esposito names King to commission, H 10/12/88 p9

Functions of 2 panels explained, H 5/6/88 p7

Land owner suing city, H 9/30/88 p9

Mayor names first choices for planning appointments, H 5/2/88 p1+

Planners hear Silvermine group, H 11/4/88 p10

Planners may seek public's opinion, H 7/20/88 p1+

Planners OK selling school to hospital, H 12/8/88 p1+

Planners okay Girouard changes, H 12/12/88 p9

Planners recommend partial zone shift to protect homes, H 6/2/88 p10

Planners recommend voluntary bonus plan, H 11/10/88 p7

Planners seek new master plan ideas, H 10/15/88 p6

Planners want help from public in drawing up new master plan, H 9/8/88 p9

Planning Commission rejects Water St. zone amendments, H 11/10/88 p7


Planning group speeds through agenda, H 11/3/88 p15

Praise for zone [letter], H 11/5/88 p11


Norwalk-Planning Commission-Land Use Committee


Commercial property owners seek balanced growth in city, H 10/31/88 p4

Land Use group recommends voluntary plan for housing, H 10/28/88 p7

Planners meet with West Norwalk group, H 10/18/88 p7

Six people attend public hearing: Collins gives views at workshop, H 12/9/88 p9

Norwalk-Planning Commission-Land Use Committee-Public meetings

Plan of Development workshop Tuesday, H 12/6/88 p9

Norwalk-Police CommissionPolice panel gets FOI refresher

class, H 1/23/88 p1+Norwalk-Police Dept. SEE ALSO

NORWALK GUARDIANS ASSOCIATION; POLICE UNION LOCAL 1727

Norwalk-Police Dept.6 city police officers hailed for

actions in nabbing suspects, H 5/6/88 p9

13 police officers cited for `meritorious service', H 4/6/88 p7

21 new police officers may hit the streets, H 2/11/88 p9

2nd officer may face sex assault charge, H 4/9/88 p1+

Anti-drug task force created, H 3/17/88 p1+

Blasts coverage of police matters [letter], H 4/26/88 p5

Brown's remarks anger city cops, H 12/30/88 p4

Bush's visit to city puts cops on alert, H 9/1/88 p1+

Busts get harder as street dealers get more inventive, H 10/27/88 p1+

Canine cop that captures the criminals [photo], H 8/25/88 p1+

Chief seeking information on AIDS case, H 2/5/88 p1+

Children enjoyed PD visit [letter], H 2/20/88 p5

City cop commended, H 8/31/88 p10

City cops had key in car thefts, H 5/17/88 p1+

City's attorneys examining need for police matron, H 4/28/88 p1+

City, union may negotiate limit on extra jobs for police officers, H 5/26/88 p7

Club thanks police officers [letter], H 8/30/88 p5

Commissioners have reviewed plan for 2 deputy police chiefs, H 2/2/88 p7

Cop to quit after sex assault charge, H 10/20/88 p1+

Cops to patrol SoNo on foot, H 11/16/88 p7

Department investigates alleged leaks, H 12/20/88 p8

Despite flap over bond, sergeant heads vice squad, H 3/2/88 p9

Ex-cop responds to pay story [letter], H 5/24/88 p5

FBI probe clears officer in shooting, H 4/12/88 p1

Foot patrols needed in SoNo [letter], H 8/15/88 p5

Funds for accreditation sought, H 8/17/88 p10

Graffiti charge draws fire from union chief, H 3/8/88 p1+


Highest paid cop, others face audit, H 5/11/88 p1+

Language barriers raise fears of a police tragedy [photo], H 9/23/88 p1+

Laser beam lights way for police [photo], H 7/12/88 p1+

Looks forward to more foot patrols [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Man claims police shot him as he fled, H 2/6/88 p1+

Man kills self as cops try to make arrest, H 4/30/88 p1+


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Norwalk-Police Dept. (Continued)More cops, not more brass

[letter], H 1/11/88 p5More footpatrols the answer

[letter], H 3/7/88 p5NEON calls for auxiliary cops to

help police, H 9/1/88 p1+New footprint machine helps

collar suspect [photo], H 4/22/88 p1+

New program intended to help students to relate to policemen, H 1/13/88 p11

Norwalk police roadblock nets 57 violations [photo], H 12/10/88 p8

NPD lieutenant in running for Shelton chief's post, H 5/19/88 p11

NPD vice squad leader reassigned: Connell transferred to patrol division, H 5/6/88 p13

NPD's Pitman picked as Shelton's top cop [photo], H 5/21/88 p1+

Oral boards: Time for decisions [photo], H 1/29/88 p13



Police commanders may receive anothe reshuffling, H 2/25/88 p1+

Police department gets another $103,000, H 4/5/88 p8

Police department wants accreditation, H 7/26/88 p8

Police department's overtime allocation is dwindling rapidly, H 8/18/88 p1+

Police dispatchers: Tension and drama are part of the job [photo], H 10/8/88 p1+

Police evacuate neighborhood after gunshots fired from house [photo], H 1/28/88 p1+

Police graffiti probe fails to find worst of racist offenders, H 3/3/88 p1+

Police have better things to do [letter], H 7/9/88 p5

Police HQ renovations put on shelf by high bidding, H 6/22/88 p9


Police officer retires after 28 years. Shular did here what he couldn't do in the South [photo], H 10/14/88 p1+


Police overtime will cost about $130,000, H 11/29/88 p5

Police panel to review charge officer misused compensatory leave, H 5/31/88 p9

Police plan roadblocks Friday night, H 12/6/88 p1+

Police probing sex assault charge, H 4/5/88 p1+

Police promotions draw protests [photo], H 2/26/88 p1+

Police promotions irk Guardians, H 2/27/88 p1+

Police tests will include lie detector, H 1/26/88 p1+

Police tribute on cops' own time [letter], H 3/15/88 p5

Police use hypnosis to sketch suspect, H 10/20/88 p4

Prejudice not new on police force [letter], H 3/18/88 p5

Prosecutor lauds work of city cops, H 10/5/88 p9

Retired cops gather: May organize, H 3/21/88 p6

Riled Rilling walks out on chief [photo], H 2/26/88 p1+

Sale of drug dealer's home nets cops $81,400 from DEA, H 9/3/88 p1+

Skeptical of police coverage [letter], H 7/11/88 p5

So you want to be a police officer [photo], H 1/29/88 p1+

Source of police attitude [letter], H 1/11/88 p5

State delays ruling on city cop's firing, H 9/27/88 p1+

State's high court upholds firing of city police officer, H 3/8/88 p9

Stolen bicycle found by NPD [letter], H 6/14/88 p5

Task force nets six on drug counts, H 10/20/88 p5

Tender-hearted cop saves dying dog [photo], H 12/23/88 p1+

Thanks, NFP, NPD [letter], H 10/8/88 p5

Thanks, NPD [letter], H 10/22/88 p11

The agility test: Let's get physical [photo], H 1/29/88 p13

Waite gets CCLU offer to bring suit against NPD, H 3/22/88 p1+



Norwalk-Police Dept.-Actions and Defenses

City resident claims police did not return items taken in raid, H 11/8/88 p7

Norwalk-Police Dept.-Assaults against

Bonds stay at $250,000 for shooting suspects, H 12/6/88 p9

Two men fire shots at officers, escape, H 12/2/88 p1+

Norwalk-Police Dept.-Bowling Team

Police-backed bowling team raises $1,118 [photo], H 4/8/88 p25

Norwalk-Police Dept.-Tactical Narcotics Team

Four TNT targets file guilty pleas on drug charges, H 5/10/88 p1+

Norwalk-Police Dept.-Weapons`Non-lethal' weapons not so

harmless, H 6/21/88 p1+9 mm pistol proposal wins favor,

H 11/22/88 p1+Approval of funds for NPD

handguns expected tonight, H 12/5/88 p5

Arguments for and against police with guns in court, H 8/17/88 p10

Board OKs grant for semiautomatics, H 12/6/88 p5

Cops seek semiautomatics to even odds on the street, H 7/29/88 p1+

LaBianca makes proposal for 9 mm pistols, H 9/20/88 p7

Money for police semiautomatics stalled by council maneuvering, H 12/29/88 p4

New guns for cops blocked for moment, H 10/4/88 p1+

NPD will request approval of $$$ to purchase guns, H 10/3/88 p19

Police force studying use of stun guns, H 3/4/88 p1+

Police refuse to check guns at courthouse, H 8/16/88 p1+

Police show off non-lethal weapons [photo], H 5/25/88 p1+

Norwalk-Police Marine DivisionBusy Fourth for marine cops, H

7/8/88 p31Coast Guard helps boat avert

sinking, H 11/5/88 p5

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Norwalk-Police Marine Division (Continued)

He's retired but still active [photo], H 9/2/88 p22

Killer before the calm [photo], H 9/14/88 p30

Sound sharks are his meat [photo], H 7/22/88 p31+

Norwalk-Polling places2,000 voters get new polling

places, H 10/13/88 p7Norwalk-Population

More Norwalkers but fewer children in the year 2000? [graph], H 3/4/88 p1+

Norwalk-Post OfficeNew window hours at city post

offices, H 9/15/88 p12Norwalk-Public Works, Dept. of.

SEE ALSO GARBAGE TRUCKS-NORWALK

`Sick' trash crews cause garbage to pile up, H 12/1/88 p1+

City DPW calls for trash fee, H 3/15/88 p1+

Council postpones carriage house transfer, H 11/9/88 p7

Councilman: DPW deputy not certified, H 11/30/88 p1+

Disturbance at transfer station probed, H 7/22/88 p10

DPW outlines capital budget items: Sewer, treatment improvements top list, H 1/26/88 p9

DPW seeking 'refuse detective,' H 9/7/88 p6

DPW seeks $225,000 for trash costs, H 4/1/88 p1+

DPW to collect leaves, brush, H 10/28/88 p11

DPW unveils $8.7 million in '88-89 capital projects, H 1/20/88 p6

Haulers blame trash load on business boom, H 3/16/88 p1+

Historical Commission to take control of DPW building on July 1, H 11/25/88 p4

Litter picker [photo], H 8/3/88 p9Money saved on garbage pick-

ups, H 1/5/88 p1+Newspaper recycling proposals

sought, H 9/17/88 p6Procedural error claimed in

carriage house transfer, H 11/16/88 p12

Proposals sought for collection of newspapers, H 9/12/88 p7


Says DPW violates own rules [letter], H 8/23/88 p5


Snow plows pile up crash reports, H 1/6/88 p1+

Trash fee proposed by DPW, H 5/27/88 p9

Trash haulers hope garbage reduction will head off tip fee, H 5/18/88 p1+

Norwalk-Recreation, Parks and Building Management, Dept. of

$3.2 million requested by Recreation and Parks, H 1/27/88 p1+

Athletic fields must be built within budget, H 12/8/88 p4

City to try `off-peak' pass: For non-residents to enter beach, H 4/14/88 p7

Control of city swim race reverts to recreation dept, H 7/19/88 p9

Departing recreation director lauded by councilmen, mayor, H 5/26/88 p10

Director protests budget cuts, H 1/27/88 p1+

Don't cut recreation budget [letter], H 2/6/88 p5

Franklin-Moran reflects on years in Norwalk: Six-year stint concludes next month [photo], H 5/18/88 p10

Marshall is interim recreation director, H 6/1/88 p6

Parks director announces plan to leave post, H 5/6/88 p1+

Praise for R & P [letter], H 8/8/88 p5

Rec director plans search for ways to reduce budget, H 2/3/88 p8

Rec programs move to Roosevelt School, H 6/17/88 p9

Norwalk-Referendum. SEE NORWALK-PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION-REFERENDUM

Norwalk-Registrars of VotersAnnual salary increase for

registrars sought, H 11/11/88 p5

Norwalk-Risk managerCommon Council approves hiring

'risk manager,' H 10/26/88 p9Tax board members express

dismay at `meagre' offer for insurance post, H 11/10/88 p9

Norwalk-Second Taxing District2nd District hunting for legal

opinion, H 7/1/88 p10

2nd District seeks travel costs ruling, H 7/9/88 p1+

2nd district taps reserve water supply [photo], H 10/7/88 p1+

2nd District water profits dip slightly, H 10/7/88 p13

2nd Taxing District chosen by Wilton for water project, H 7/14/88 p14+

2nd District approves list of fines, H 2/18/88 p6

2nd district nixes Brown's travel request, H 10/19/88 p1+


District outlines water conservation measures, H 10/13/88 p11

Guidelines released for city hall buyers, H 1/8/88 p1+

Harris: Brown's reimbursements were `improper', H 7/20/88 p10

Norwalk approves Wilton hookup, H 8/24/88 p35

Second Taxing District cuts commissioners' pay, H 9/23/88 p11

Selectmen told sludge overflow was accident, H 11/22/88 p9+

Singled out by commission [letter], H 12/1/88 p13

Task force formed to investigate spending habits in Second District, H 8/16/88 p9

Water districts should link up [letter], H 10/24/88 p11

Norwalk-Sixth Taxing District6th District to update Community

Center, H 7/22/88 p126th District accepts tax rate cut,

H 3/3/88 p196th District panel backs beach

playground, H 1/14/88 p10District panel seeks more police

presence, H 4/12/88 p22Kellogg selected new Sixth

District commissioner [photo], H 11/14/88 p7

Sixth District Commission okays $50,000 in capital improvements, H 8/13/88 p9

Sixth District fire marshal busy throughout 1987-88, H 8/12/88 p28

Sixth District to air pool proposal as part of beach improvement plan, H 11/10/88 p4

Surplus may lower 6th District taxes, H 2/11/88 p1+

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Norwalk-Social Services, Dept. ofBelongings of displaced tenants

to be stored in former garage, H 1/28/88 p9

Department set for audit: Social services director hopeful, H 5/26/88 p11

DSS thanks [letter], H 12/12/88 p11

Mistakes cost local Social Services over $400,000 in funding, H 3/30/88 p1+

New social service system unpopular among workers, H 2/25/88 p7

Social service workers say goodbye to Brown, H 7/29/88 p12

Social Servicees employees preparing for state audit, H 10/12/88 p12

Social Services collecting gifts, H 12/14/88 p12

Social Services readies for audit, H 12/12/88 p7

Vacancies irk members, H 2/25/88 p7

Norwalk-Social Services, Dept. of-Advisory Commission

Social services commission bolstered by appointment, H 3/31/88 p11

Social services commission discusses audit prospects, H 3/31/88 p10

Two commissioners sought: For social services panel, H 1/28/88 p10

Norwalk-Stamford Judicial District

Cioffi: Drug cases congesting courts: Judge delivers Law day message [photo], H 5/3/88 p9

Norwalk-Tax Collection Dept.New system for collecting back

taxes is profitable, H 12/21/88 p4

Norwalk-Tax refundsLandowners ask tax refund after

city doubles acreage, H 11/14/88 p1+

Norwalk-Taxation8 percent tax hike projected for

city, H 11/8/88 p1+City in hot pursuit of tardy

taxpayers, H 9/7/88 p1+Hold the line on taxes [letter], H

11/23/88 p26Property tax reduction in store for

some city residents, H 6/17/88 p1+

Norwalk-Taxing DistrictsTaxing districts win legislative

approval to join energy co-op, H 3/31/88 p1+

Norwalk-Third Taxing DistrictBudget with 9% increase

approved for 3rd District, H 3/3/88 p19

Third Taxing District petitions city to regain old Marvin School, H 7/22/88 p11

Third Taxing District seeks use of city generators, H 12/21/88 p12

Norwalk-Urban renewalFay recalls the fight to preserve



Norwalk-Veterans Memorial Committee

Mayor assures veterans honor roll will be funded, H 2/5/88 p7

Norwalk-Voter registration2,000 voters get new polling

places, H 10/13/88 p7Frustrations: registrars kept

hopping, H 11/9/88 p6It is disheartening to see the drop

in voter registration in Norwalk [edit], H 10/26/88 p10

New voters flocking to register [photo], H 10/13/88 p1+

Registrars seek cards, H 9/29/88 p9

Registration for voters ends Tuesday, H 10/17/88 p4

Voter registration down by 5,000 from '84 election, H 10/21/88 p1+

Voter registration hours dwindle to a precious few, H 10/18/88 p4

Voter registration no problem in city, H 8/29/88 p7

Voter sessions scheduled, H 10/1/88 p6

Norwalk-Wastewater Treatment Plant

`Grinding device' sought by city, H 8/17/88 p12

Norwalk-Water SupplySelectmen told sludge overflow

was accident, H 11/22/88 p9+Norwalk-Waterfront. SEE

NORWALK-MARINE COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS

Norwalk-Zoning Board of Appeals

Accessory apartment permit denied, H 8/26/88 p9

Bluff Avenue resident sues over garage renovations, H 1/23/88 p17

Car dealer suing ZBA, H 8/24/88 p11

France Street land owner sues ZBA, H 5/17/88 p10

Freedom of Information complaint against ZBA, H 11/25/88 p7

Hospital granted variances sought for expansion, H 12/16/88 p9

Land owner suing ZBA, H 7/15/88 p7

Lockwood Lane resident files lawsuit against ZBA, H 9/2/88 p11


Norwalk Inn told to shut down restaurant, H 3/25/88 p1+

Revoked certificate doesn't require Norwalk Inn closing, H 3/29/88 p8

Tempers at ZBA meeting over Wilson Motors variance, H 8/12/88 p9

Two file suit vs. city ZBA, H 3/11/88 p7

Zoning changes planned to lighten ZAB workload, H 8/5/88 p1+

Norwalk-Zoning Commission. SEE ALSO NORWALK-PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION

Affordable housing rule wiped out, H 12/22/88 p1+

Applauds commission's action [letter], H 8/12/88 p5



Burgess sees commission as bias, but zoners say rules apply to all, H 12/15/88 p1+

Carroll resigns position on Zoning Commission, H 6/1/88 p9

Coalition supports halfway house, H 11/23/88 p4

Commissioner wants more authority given to zoning enforcement officers, H 9/30/88 p7

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Norwalk-Zoning Commission (Continued)


Committee rejects halfway house application, H 10/14/88 p1+


Committee: Make zoning law voluntary: Let developers contribute to fund, H 8/12/88 p7

Common Council appoints Thomas alternate member of Zoning Commission, H 7/27/88 p10

Council approves appointments for planning, zoning, H 5/3/88 p1+

Developer, city head to court, H 11/2/88 p26

East Norwalk building receives approval, H 12/28/88 p7

Errick V. Jones named alternate to zoning panel, H 11/25/88 p33

Functions of 2 panels explained, H 5/6/88 p7

Hearing set for River's Edge, H 5/13/88 p7

Independent Party offers zoning slate, H 4/28/88 p1+



LaPorta developer asks repeal of two-story regulation, H 8/25/88 p11


Lower-cost housing law may be heading for repeal, H 8/26/88 p7


NEON chief resents zoning panel's inaction, H 12/23/88 p1+

New marine zone gets put on block along with housing, H 11/28/88 p4

New zoner [letter], H 5/13/88 p5Norden condos turned down by

commission, H 7/21/88 p1+Priorities [edit], H 10/24/88 p10Public input sought on zoning

proposal, H 9/20/88 p17Questions raised over new

building, H 11/11/88 p7

Relocation of bus site approved with conditions to meet concerns, H 8/18/88 p10


Residents give views on boarding house on Main St., H 11/17/88 p7

Residents plead with zoners to protect neighborhood, H 6/9/88 p9

Residents win battle to block Harris and Gans move, H 8/18/88 p10

Staff asked to look into city promise, H 6/10/88 p1+

State joins city's fight to prreserve zoning law [photo], H 9/8/88 p1+

Vitam classroom granted approval, H 12/27/88 p5

Vote on Harris & Gans move to Woodward Avenue divided, H 8/12/88 p6

Vote split along party lines seats pair on zoning panel, H 5/25/88 p10


Waterfront condo plan wins zone change: First split of Z from P, H 8/18/88 p10


Zoner pooh-poohs city regulations on affordable housing, H 5/27/88 p1+

Zoner suggests putting freeze on development, H 6/10/88 p1+


Zoners give blessing for mixed-use building, H 6/9/88 p10

Zoners giving away the store [letter], H 11/23/88 p19

Zoners propose ammendments (sic) to voluntary plan, H 12/5/88 p7

Zoners propose simplifying definitions; planners' and public input will follow, H 12/29/88 p9

Zoners strike down minimum height rule, H 11/17/88 p1+

Zoning changes planned to lighten ZAB workload, H 8/5/88 p1+


Zoning Commission postpones vote on Main Avenue condos, H 9/9/88 p9

Zoning Commission proposes rewording some regulations, H 8/29/88 p7

Zoning Commissioner favors voluntary affordable housing, H 11/16/88 p20


Norwalk-Zoning Commission-Lawsuits

Zoners sued for `concocting' denial, H 11/10/88 p7

Norwalk-Zoning Commission-Public Meetings

Big crowd expected at tonight's hearing on low-cost housing, H 11/30/88 p1+

Opponents call `affordable' law unconstitutional, H 12/1/88 p1+

Zoners, public debate zone changes [photo], H 12/1/88 p9

Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City Project

Forum on Nicaragua slated Wednesday [photo], H 9/26/88 p15

Four tell of sister city visit [photo], H 9/30/88 p12

Help on the way to a sister city [photo], H 10/29/88 p6

Material for Nagarote is sought by Norwalk Sister City Project, H 5/6/88 p36

Norwalk sending sister city in Nicaragua an ambulance [photo], H 9/9/88 p10

Urbain seeks funds for Nicaraguan project: Plans to do documentary on children [photo], H 7/30/88 p21+

Norwalk/Westport Sea ExplorersSea Explorer ship routine is

better, H 5/19/88 p28Norwood, Otty R.

Norwood to become AFS consultant, H 12/2/88 p45

Weston school chief quitting [photo], H 4/20/88 p1+

Novo Laboratories Inc.Hearings planned to find

radioactive waste site, H 9/13/88 p7

NOW-ConnecticutAtkin, Knoop, (sic) Fuchs

endorsed by NOW, H 10/19/88 p20

NRS Carting Co. Inc.NRS Carting named in anti-trust

suit, H 7/15/88 p1+

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NRS Carting Co. Inc. (Continued)NRS Carting opens transfer

station: As landfill space fills up [photo], H 6/2/88 p27+

Temporary injunction against local refuse firm approved, H 8/8/88 p7

Nuclear crisis controlNuclear attack plan will send

Norwalkers to Waterbury, H 7/21/88 p15

Ready, Waterbury? [edit], H 7/19/88 p4

Nuclear disarmamentResidents play main role [photo],

H 6/9/88 p15+Nursery schools. SEE NAME OF

NURSERY SCHOOLNurses' aides

Nursing assistants [photo], H 9/12/88 p11

Nursing`Sometimes you just want to

break down' [photo], H 5/6/88 p1+

Agency aided by new law for nurses, H 11/14/88 p36

Nurses: It's a losing battle, H 1/27/88 p1+

Nursing shortage has many causes [letter], H 2/12/88 p5

Nursing shortage hits blood banks, H 3/22/88 p9

Reply to column [letter], H 3/25/88 p14

Nursing and Home Care Inc.Ouch [photo], H 5/9/88 p8

Nursing and Home Care of Wilton, Westport and Weston

Agency aided by new law for nurses, H 11/14/88 p36

Home Care Week being observed, H 11/29/88 p10

NHC official stresses need for expanded home care, H 11/18/88 p49+

Nursing assistants. SEE NURSES' AIDES

Nursing homes-Norwalk. SEE OVERLOOK PARK HEALTH CARE CENTER

Nursing studentsBrown turns to nursing career at

55 [photo], H 1/23/88 p23+Group awards scholarships

[photo], H 10/17/88 p16New nurses to embrace old

virtues [photo], H 5/21/88 p1+Nursing students receive grants

[photo], H 2/10/88 p6Scholarship recipients honored

[photo], H 10/17/88 p17

Nursing-Study and teachingNCC dedicates new nursing

facility [photo], H 10/27/88 p20

Nutmeg FolkdancersCelebrating 30th year [drawing],

H 5/5/88 p41Nutmeg Holding Co.

As sluggish market continues: Grossman cuts real estate risks [photo], H 7/7/88 p26

Nutmeg Mortgage Corp.Grossman resigns as director,

too, H 4/7/88 p26Nutmeg Securities Ltd.

Discount broker uses array of asset managers [photo], H 9/8/88 p25

Nutri/SystemPounds for dollars [photo]ystems,

H 10/8/88 p14Strictly Business: Nutri/System

opens new center, H 8/25/88 p13

NYCOM Inc.Nine new tenants lease space


OO'Brien, Harry

Eye on Real Estate: Top honors [photo], H 6/28/88 p29

O'Connell, BobTown's characters captured

[photo], H 6/2/88 p15+O'Connor, Rev. Martin Joseph

Rev. Martin J. O'Connor dies: pastor of St. Philip's Parish [photo], H 4/20/88 p6

O'Connor, ThomasO'Connor won't seek seat in

140th district, H 6/3/88 p6O'Hara, Stephanie Crane

Strictly Business: New Canaan PR firm launched, H 9/27/88 p15

O'Malley, BillO'Malley, Spinola to receive Old

Timers' awards on Nov. 2 [photo], H 9/28/88 p21+

O'Neill, William A.O'Neill asks cooperation from

local businesses, H 5/26/88 p37


O'Toole, LonnieWomen's Award goes to bowler

[photo], H 5/24/88 p19Oak and Hearth Associates

Builder: Structures not sound, H 9/1/88 p17

Construction halted on building, H 8/31/88 p35+

Oak Hills Park-NorwalkCity extends contract for Oak

Hills golf pro, H 11/28/88 p1+Coccia submits plan for scaled-

down restaurant in park, H 3/22/88 p9

Compromise offered in Oaks lease, H 12/20/88 p7

Developer offers to swap his property for city land, H 12/21/88 p4

Fees for golfers at Oak Hills Park increased by council, H 2/10/88 p10

Getting set to tee off [photo], H 3/25/88 p6

Oak Hills administrator pitches for driving range, par-3 course, H 12/20/88 p4

Oak Hills course becomes ward of new maintenance supervisor [photo], H 3/24/88 p12

Oak Hills gets plenty of use: Playing golf in Norwalk [photo], H 8/29/88 p13+

Oak Hills opener [photo], H 4/28/88 p39

Oak Hills Tavern-Norwalk`Concept' for larger Oak Hills

tavern approved, H 6/21/88 p7

`Oaks' plan requires new lease, says city, H 5/17/88 p1+

Oak Hills eatery still a year away, H 9/20/88 p7

Oak Hills panel tries to tighten restaurant lease, H 8/16/88 p10

Oak Hills tavern: No lease, no drawing, H 10/18/88 p4

Oaks restaurant moves putt closer, H 12/6/88 p4

Panel suggests revisions in lease of eatery in park, H 7/19/88 p10

Oak Investment PartnersTight reins on venture capital

funds, H 9/13/88 p13+Oak tree-Norwalk

Let's save this old oak, also [letter], H 10/27/88 p11

Oakes, HarryFormer USPS officer is land

cruising [photo], H 9/16/88 p29

Oaks Tavern. SEE OAK HILLS TAVERN

ObituariesAbbott, Esther Anderson, H

3/9/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6

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Obituaries (Continued)Abrams, Evelyn [Singer], H

6/6/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6

Abrams, Judith Irene, H 1/28/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Ackle, Joseph Carl, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6

Adams, James Nathaniel, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6

Addie, George, H 11/2/88 p6, H 11/4/88 p6, H 11/1/88 p6

Aderer, Alexander P. II, H 9/8/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/15/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6

Adinolf, Karen Dubois, H 9/1/88 p6

Adorjan, Clara [Foris], H 8/1/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6

Agnello, Aniello "Nino," H 4/25/88 p6

Agniel, Lucien D, H 1/7/88 p9, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Aguilera, Amy Finneran, H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Aime, Barbara E, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Aldrich, Nancy Jane [McFarland], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/7/88 p6

Allain, Wilfred "Fred," H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/1/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Allen, C. Russel, H 1/19/88 p6Allen, Esther Miller, H 1/7/88 p9,

H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p9, H 1/9/88 p6

Allen, Gloria [Call], H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p22

Allison, Robert, H 7/5/88 p6Ambler, Anna S, H 10/27/88 p6,

H 10/29/88 p6Amruso, Martin C, H 4/4/88 p6Anastasia, John S, H 2/8/88 p6,

H 2/11/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6Ancona, David F, H 2/16/88 p6, H

2/12/88 p6Andersen, Adele [Lambert], H

12/30/88 p6Anderson, Lucy Alicandro, H

1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Andronikidis, Panagiotis, H 8/18/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6

Angell, Clara Anna, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

Anthony, Arokia Mary, H 11/28/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6

Anzalone, John A, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Aprea, Elizabeth T. [James], H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Apuzzo, Jerry, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Apy, Martin (Bud), H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/2/88 p6, H 7/7/88 p6

Arnick, Thomas J, H 6/23/88 p6Artis, John "Budda," H 3/3/88 p6,

H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/5/88 p6, H 3/2/88 p6

Atchison, William A, H 6/2/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Atherton, Betty Haven, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Attanasio, Lisa M, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6

Audino, Ethel M. [Fusaro], H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Aufderheide, Helen, H 9/17/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6

Auwarter, Kathryn Evers, H 3/22/88 p6, H 3/24/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6

Avellino, Elindia, H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p11

Ayles, William G. Jr, H 7/9/88 p6, H 7/11/88 p6, H 7/13/88 p6

Baer, Erna [Herz], H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

Baer, Ruth Balsam, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

Bailey, Patricia Ann Iliff, H 12/23/88 p6, H 12/21/88 p6

Baity, Jane [Hicks], H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6

Balazs, Albert F, H 4/27/88 p6, H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Balazs, Hildegarde M. [Bitter], H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

Balcom, Loris L, H 1/6/88 p6Ball, John Harold, H 3/11/88 p6,

H 3/12/88 p6Ballard, Marc Fletcher, H 7/7/88

p6, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/9/88 p6Bamford, David E, H 4/2/88 p6, H

4/5/88 p6Banks, William J, H 1/22/88 p6, H

1/21/88 p6, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Baran, Mary A. [Bulbert], H 3/8/88 p6, H 3/5/88 p6

Barata, Ellen [Morrison], H 1/7/88 p6

Barber, Caroline E. [Tripp], H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Barish, Bernard, H 3/18/88 p6Barnaby, Mary K. Ganley, H

8/19/88 p6, H 8/22/88 p6Barrett, Alyce W, H 10/13/88 p6

Barrett, Edward Russell, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6

Bartek, Stephen A. Sr, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6

Baskay, Evelyn Horwath, H 12/24/88 p6, H 12/21/88 p6

Basso, Daniel J, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/1/88 p6, H 10/5/88 p6

Bates, Jessie Pierce, H 4/25/88 p6

Baum, Jennie Fern, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Baur, Albert M. Jr, H 9/17/88 p6Baylis, Mariam [Brown], H

6/15/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6

Beck, Richard C, H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

Beckwith, Henry R, H 5/25/88 p6, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6, H 5/27/88 p6

Beers, Helen M. [Boyce], H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Beilis, Kathryn "Kay" [Tobin], H 2/9/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6

Beiser, Abraham B, H 12/12/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Bell, Alexandrina D. "Rene," H 10/6/88 p6

Bell, C. Edward Jr, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6

Bell, Eula Mae, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6

Bendelow, Mabel Sherman, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Benincaso, Frank Jr, H 5/21/88 p6, H 5/20/88 p6, H 5/24/88 p6

Benzyk, Charlotte Rife, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6

Berardino, Lucy Gilberti, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Bergren, Ida Wilhemina, H 10/26/88 p6

Berman, Samuel, H 9/15/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6

Bernardelli, Donato [Dan], H 9/2/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6

Bernhard, Arnold, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6

Bernhard, Sven Folke, H 7/20/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6, H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6

Bertasso, Eric James, H 8/1/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Bertelmann, Mary Lou [Troy], H 11/19/88 p6, H 11/17/88 p6

Berwick, Tessie, H 12/10/88 p6Bifano, Ann Wargo, H 12/9/88 p6,

H 12/10/88 p6

177


Obituaries (Continued)Bifano, Thomas H, H 8/16/88 p6,

H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6Blacher, George, H 2/8/88 p6Bloom, Clifford F, H 4/14/88 p6,

H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6

Blosser, Russell O, H 1/9/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Blosser, Russell O. [photo], H 1/5/88 p6

Blotcher, Elaine Puterman, H 10/19/88 p6

Boasi, Helen Tassini, H 5/19/88 p6, H 5/21/88 p6

Bobrowsky, Esther Perlmutter, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/28/88 p6

Boczer, Mary, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/11/88 p6

Bodge, June Hotchkiss, H 10/26/88 p6, H 10/25/88 p6, H 10/28/88 p6

Boernson, Dorothy S, H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/5/88 p6, H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/2/88 p6

Bogdany, Mildred [D'Orio], H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6

Bogus, Marion J, H 6/2/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6

Bohn, Ralph L, H 11/2/88 p6Bonime, Helen C, H 12/20/88 p6Bonuomo, Guy Michael, H 7/6/88

p6, H 7/8/88 p6Booth, Irmgard [Wenzel], H

11/8/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6Boothby, Ruth W, H 10/5/88 p6,

H 10/6/88 p6Borner, Stanley W, H 12/1/88 p6,

H 12/2/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6Botkin, Mollie, H 12/23/88 p6, H

12/22/88 p6Bourgault, Alfred J, H 6/28/88 p6,

H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Bouton, C. Stanley, H 8/9/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6

Bouton, Dorothy Cone, H 12/1/88 p6, H 12/2/88 p6, H 12/3/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6

Bouwkamp, Brian Kees, H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6

Boyd, David Preston, H 1/9/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6

Bradley, Robert Michael, H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Brancato, Lucia [Tralongo], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

Branch, Elizabeth, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

Brandon, Ethel Montross [Hoyt], H 4/2/88 p6, H 4/1/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Brandt, Freda Markle, H 6/1/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Brassard, Lloyd M, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6

Braun, William L, H 11/22/88 p6, H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6

Breidenback, William F, H 6/15/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6

Breismeister, Fred C, H 6/1/88 p6Brencher, George A, H 4/15/88

p6, H 4/18/88 p6Brennan, Jennie A, H 11/15/88

p6, H 11/17/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6

Brewster, Mary H, H 6/13/88 p6Briggs, Jean, H 12/6/88 p6, H

12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6

Britto, Florence M. [O'Hara], H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/12/88 p6

Britto, Virginia B, H 10/12/88 p6Brody, Molly [Zimmerman], H

12/17/88 p6, H 12/15/88 p6Bronson, Friedel, H 8/20/88 p6, H

8/19/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6, H 8/22/88 p6

Brough, John A, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6

Brower, Paula Reitano, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/9/88 p6

Brown, Irving S, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6

Brown, Jeanne [Wallace], H 1/27/88 p6

Brown, Lillian Estell, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6

Brown, Margaret McClure, H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/22/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

Brown, Marjorie Pierce McLean, H 8/16/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6

Brown, Max, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Brundage, Ann Marie Burns, H 12/15/88 p6, H 12/17/88 p6, H 12/14/88 p6

Bruno, Joseph A. Sr, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/17/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6

Bucciarelli, Henry A, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6

Buckley, Harold W, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 3/2/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6, H 3/1/88 [photo] p6

Bucknam, Albert W, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6, H 11/8/88 p6 [photo]

Budin, Charles E. Jr, H 12/22/88 p6, H 12/21/88 p6

Buffinton, Robert Bradford, H 12/24/88 p6, H 12/27/88 p6, H 12/28/88 p6, H 12/23/88 p6

Buhrman, Winifred Harbinson, H 2/18/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

Bulkley, Dorothy L, H 7/29/88 p6Buonaiuto, Antoinette, H 10/8/88

p6, H 10/10/88 p6Burey, James F. Sr, H 6/8/88 p6Burke, Gertrude F. [Masterson],

H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6Burke, Joseph M, H 7/2/88 p6, H

6/30/88 p6Burroughs, Marie Louise

[Morrissey], H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/12/88 p6

Burrows, Donald A. Sr, H 12/29/88 p6, H 12/27/88 p6

Burt, Janet [Fraser], H 1/21/88 p6, H 1/23/88 p6

Busher, Edward Charles, H 12/12/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Byrnes, Josephine [Novello], H 8/4/88 p6, H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/6/88 p6

Byxbee, Mabel Richards, H 9/21/88 p6, H 9/23/88 p6

Cable, Mary [Biasetti], H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/24/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Cahill, Thomas J, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Cain, Patricia Fuller, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/23/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6

Calise, Caterine, H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

Callahan, Anna A. [Rogowski], H 4/27/88 p6, H 4/25/88 p6

Callahan, Ida S, H 10/7/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6

Callahan, James Michael, H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/11/88 [photo] p6

Cameron, Robert James, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6, H 11/23/88 p6

Campbell, Marie L. [Fischer], H 3/31/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Cantlon, Edward P, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/6/88 p6, H 2/3/88 p6

178


Obituaries (Continued)Canto, Anthony S, H 8/23/88 p6,

H 8/24/88 p6Canty, Christin Elizabeth, H

4/14/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6Canzoni, Helen Tingets, H 1/9/88

p6, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6Capobianco, Theresa [Corsi], H

1/27/88 p6Cappiello, Alexander R, H

10/22/88 p6, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/25/88 p6

Caratone, Anthony, H 7/2/88 p6, H 7/1/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6

Carbone, Harold A, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6

Cardelle, Nicholas William, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6

Cardillo, Gale [Squires], H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/27/88 p6

Cardone, Jeanne [Boudreau], H 6/7/88 p6

Carey, Robert J, H 1/2/88 p6Carlos, Sammie Jr, H 2/24/88 p6,

H 2/26/88 p6Carlson, Gustave R, H 4/16/88

p6, H 4/19/88 p6Carlson, Russell P, H 11/17/88

p6, H 11/18/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6

Carni, Angelina, H 11/29/88 p6Carpenter, Philip R, H 8/15/88 p6Carpenter, Susanne C, H 3/12/88

p6, H 3/10/88 p6Carroll, Florence A. [Donnelly], H

3/29/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6

Carroll, James R, H 12/21/88 p6, H 12/23/88 p6, H 12/20/88 p6

Cartisano, Esther "Totty" [Ucci], H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6

Casciare, Elizabeth [Denk], H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6

Cash, Catherine [Gibbons], H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6

Cashen, Helen M, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6

Casper, Edmund P, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Castillo, Peter Michael, H 4/1/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/2/88 p6

Caswell, Frank B, H 1/29/88 p6Catona, Frank, H 10/31/88 p6Cavallo, Edward J. Sr, H 7/16/88

p6, H 7/19/88 p6Cavanagh, Alicia [Ludlow], H

5/17/88 p6, H 5/20/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Cella, Peter R, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6

Celli, Constance [Scanlon], H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Cerca, Charlotte Beers Bakis, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Ceruti, Mildred V, H 8/4/88 p6, H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/6/88 p6

Chadwick, Maurice Place, H 3/15/88 p6

Chalmers, Myrtle L, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6

Chariott, Anna [Tinnelly], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/12/88 p6

Chase, Dorothy A. Bulmer, H 1/14/88 p6

Chase, Mary A, H 2/1/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6

Cherry, Vernon, H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/6/88 p6, H 2/2/88 p6

Cheska, Michael, H 3/8/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6

Chetta, Nicola "Nick," H 1/23/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/26/88 p6

Chioditti, Linda M. [Smith], H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

Christopher, David Lee, H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/1/88 p6

Chute, Pearl H, H 7/22/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6, H 7/20/88 p6, H 7/25/88 p6

Cianci, Dorothy [Fanning], H 5/4/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6

Ciarletto, Helen Laszlo, H 1/12/88 p6

Cielesz, Antoni, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6

Ciere, Rose C. [Chiarolanzio], H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Cierebiej, Leon Charles, H 11/29/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6

Clancy, Harold, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/9/88 p6

Clancy, Thomas Henry, H 12/6/88 p6, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Clark, Bradford F, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6

Clark, Linda Mary Ruta, H 12/23/88 p6, H 12/21/88 p6

Clarke, Joyce Lee Nylen, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6

Clarke, Marc A, H 4/21/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6

Clawson, Harold Darcy, H 7/2/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6

Claxton, Charlie Gray Sr, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Cleary, Ruth A. [Fagan], H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Cleary, T. Ward, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6

Clemons, Sean Courtney, H 7/22/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6, H 7/25/88 p6

Closson, Ethel A, H 1/28/88 p6Coats, Robert Thomas, H

11/29/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6Cocchia, Alva S, H 7/9/88 p6, H

7/12/88 p6Coccia, Mario, H 12/7/88 p6, H

12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6Cole, James W, H 11/25/88 p6, H

11/22/88 p6Coleman, Dorothy Mae [Yager],

H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/19/88 p6

Coleman, Suzanne V, H 11/23/88 p6

Coley, Anna Jayne, H 4/26/88 p6Coley, David L, H 12/24/88 p6, H

12/22/88 p6, H 12/23/88 p33+Colford, Elinore Mae, H 4/8/88

p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6Collins, Charles M, H 5/20/88 p6,

H 5/19/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6

Collins, Eleanor [Algeri], H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/3/88 p6

Coloccia, Carlo, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Comstock, Anna N, H 7/19/88 p6Conklin, Mary [Kendel], H 4/4/88

p6Conners, Robina McLauchlan, H

1/23/88 p6Connors, Ann [Kusy], H 4/12/88

p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

Conover, Charles, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Conover, Charles Joseph, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Conron, Margery Edith [Van Steeden], H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Consolino, Joseph Thomas, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6

Contente, Elaine S, H 12/20/88 p6, H 12/17/88 p6

Conti, Louis "Pop," H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Cook, Donald E, H 6/1/88 p6, H 5/21/88 p6

Cook, Warren F. Jr, H 2/10/88 p6Cooper, Jeremy R, H 3/29/88 p6,

H 3/31/88 p6

179


Obituaries (Continued)Corbett, Margaret Tracey

[Casey], H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/9/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6

Corella, Omar, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6

Corish, Robert J, H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6

Corry, Martha S, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/3/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6

Cosco, Gerald A, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Cosgrove, Frank H, H 10/18/88 p6Costa, John C, H 9/9/88 p6, H

9/8/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6

Cottrell, Harry, H 9/17/88 p6, H 9/16/88 p6, H 9/20/88 p6

Cowan, Frederick L, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Cowen, John III, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6

Cowperthwait, Arthur W, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6, H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

Cox, Arizona Russell, H 8/9/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6, H 8/12/88 p6

Craig, Lucy M, H 8/4/88 p6Craig, William L, H 3/4/88 p6, H

3/3/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6

Crescitelli, Anthony V, H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Crochetiere, Cecile M. [Rajotte], H 6/1/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 6/1/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Crocker, Richard Burton, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Crolla, Flora [Rutherford], H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Crolla, Michael Louis, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Cronin, Ruth Baker, H 2/8/88 p6Cucchi, Ida Perigone, H 2/9/88

p6, H 2/12/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6

Cuff, Catherine Collins, H 4/25/88 p6

Cullen, Catherine Brady, H 11/21/88 p6, H 11/18/88 p6

Cunningham, Eileen J. [O'Connell], H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/9/88 p6

Curci, Samuel Sr, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Curtis, William Warren, H 2/2/88 p6, H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/5/88 p6, H 2/1/88 p6

Curtiss, Olga Vancura, H 12/31/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Cutler, Dorothy Hodgkinson, H 9/27/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6

Czenthe, Virginia Ann [Smith], H 1/28/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

D'Amico, Joseph Anthony, H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6

Dadik, Walter B. Sr. [Dziadik], H 12/21/88 p6, H 12/17/88 p6

Dancy, Anthony J. (Zdanczewicz), H 2/9/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6

DaPra, Louise Crane, H 12/27/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6, H 12/24/88 p6

Dattalo, Rose, H 7/18/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6, H 7/20/88 p6

Davidson, Pauline [Cerretani], H 12/13/88 p6, H 12/15/88 p6, H 12/12/88 p6

Davies, Pauline Cartazzo, H 4/1/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6

Davis, Catherine M, H 10/28/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6

Dawson, Edward, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6

Dayton, Charles, H 9/3/88 p6Deak, Alice McRedmond, H

2/9/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6DeBone, Daniel A, H 10/3/88 p6,

H 10/5/88 p6DeFinis, Domenica "Minnie," H

3/12/88 p6, H 3/15/88 p6DeFur, Paul Oscar, H 9/24/88 p6,

H 9/27/88 p6DeLeo, Clorinda Sicilia, H

11/15/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6DeLeo, Francesco, H 1/23/88 p6Delio, Antoinette, H 9/23/88 p6, H

9/26/88 p6DeManuel, Elizabeth "Bessie"

[Gemma], H 4/1/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

DeMartino, Dominick, H 11/1/88 p6, H 11/3/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6, H 10/29/88 p6

DeMato, Phyllis [DeSanto], H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Denney, Mary E. Tuttle, H 9/16/88 p6

Derman, Harry, H 9/8/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/9/88 p6

Despres, Francis J, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6, H 9/16/88 p6

Dibner, Dr. Bern, H 1/8/88 p6Dickson, Marjorie Pollard, H

6/2/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 5/20/88 p6

DiGiacomo, Sadie, H 1/2/88 p6DiMeglio, James John, H 2/20/88

p6, H 2/22/88 p6

DiNardo, Ralph P. Sr, H 7/9/88 p6, H 7/12/88 p6

DiPalma, Albert F. Jr, H 1/23/88 p6, H 1/26/88 p6

DiPrisco, J. Robert, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/8/88 p6

DiProspero, Joseph E, H 3/21/88 p6

DiRienzo, Joseph P, H 10/17/88 p6, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/19/88 p6

Distasio, Oreste S, H 10/25/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6, H 10/27/88 p6

Dobson, Louise Pollard, H 8/9/88 p6

Dobson, Sidney E, H 9/17/88 p6, H 9/20/88 p6

Donaher, Elizabeth P, H 7/6/88 p6Donato, Ralph F, H 9/27/88 p6, H

9/26/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6Donnell, Raymond F, H 11/8/88

p6, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Doorly, Virginia `Gina' [Ellis], H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/2/88 p6

Doran, Eileen O'Brien, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6

Dorney, Sister M. Ellen Marie, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6

Dorval, Oscar, H 12/5/88 p6, H 12/2/88 p6

Downey, Harriet V. [Hutchinson], H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/4/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Drabek, Henry, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/8/88 p6

Driscoll, Thomas J, H 9/28/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6

Drury, Gertrude Kunert, H 5/21/88 p6, H 5/24/88 p6

Duchnowski, Helen D. [Karas], H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Duggan, Ernest, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6

Dunford, Regina "Jean" M, H 6/21/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/23/88 p6

Dunn, Donald G, H 11/10/88 p6Dunn, Robert Jr, H 8/4/88 p6, H

8/3/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6Dunne, Richard J, H 8/8/88 p6Dunne, William M, H 8/17/88 p6,

H 8/16/88 p6, H 8/19/88 p6Durand, Joseph J. Sr, H 2/8/88

p6, H 2/5/88 p6Durner, Annabella [McKenzie], H

6/23/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6

Duroux, Jane F, H 9/6/88 p6Duvall, Stanley S, H 5/24/88 p6

180


Obituaries (Continued)Eagen, Walter T. Jr, H 10/21/88

p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/19/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

Earl, Jacqueline Rose, H 8/17/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6

Earl, LeRoy, H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Eastman, Allen K, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Edman, Walter W, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Edwards, Beynon R, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Edwards, Daisy Battle, H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Efstratios, Lucy [Thermer], H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

Egan, James F, H 4/27/88 p6Eggert, George W, H 4/27/88 p6,

H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6Ellis, Ethel L. [Carter], H 3/1/88 p6Ellis, Helen [Odell], H 5/23/88 p6Emerson, Sewall, H 9/24/88 p6,

H 9/27/88 p6Emig, Rev. Donald Wesley, H

4/6/88 p6, H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6, H 4/5/88 [photo] p6

Engel, Eva [Fabrikant], H 4/2/88 p6, H 4/1/88 p6

Ervans, Kai, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6

Eskowetz, Jennie, H 9/28/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6

Estes, Frances "Franie" [Abbazia], H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/20/88 p6

Ettinger, Howard Sr, H 2/12/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6

Euba, Emma Merthan, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6

Evans, Barbara Grace, H 12/3/88 p6,H 12/5/88 p6

Evans, Steven Paul, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/17/88 p6

Evans, Van Gordon, H 10/31/88 p6

Everson, Althea M. [Jones], H 12/3/88 p6, H 12/6/88 p6, H 12/2/88 p6

Eyerly, Gertrude G, H 8/4/88 p6Ezzo, Vincent Anthony, H

11/29/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6Fabrizio, Hazel A. [Kirk], H

12/5/88 p6, H 11/28/88 p6Fabrizio, Ralph A, H 1/9/88 p6, H

1/11/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6Fagan, Helen V, H 2/23/88 p6, H

2/22/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6

Falcone, Beatrice L. [Tortorella], H 12/28/88 p6, H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/27/88 p6

Falcone, Henry S, H 8/20/88 p6Famiglietti, Marjorie N, H 1/13/88

p6, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6

Farkas, Anna Tenyi, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Farmer, Dr. Anthony Xavier, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6

Farrington, Bertha May [Kaske], H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6

Faticoni, Emily Jean, H 1/5/88 p6Faulk, Georgia [McDonald], H

5/6/88 p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6

Faulkner, Michael B, H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Faust, Alvin B, H 3/5/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/8/88 p6

Favano, Celeste Perseo, H 6/24/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/24/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6

Feilner, Caroline S. [Kilian], H 2/17/88 p6

Fekety, Margaret Martha [Kopchyak], H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

Feola, Bernard V, H 1/2/88 p6Fernandez, Florence E. [Young],

H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/13/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Ferrara, Edna E. [Pulliam], H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Ferrara, Gaetano J. "Iky," H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6

Ferraro, Michael M, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/9/88 p6

Filanosky, Stanley, H 3/26/88 p6Finch, E. C. Kip, H 12/28/88 p6,

H 12/24/88 p6Fink, George A, H 12/20/88 p6, H

12/17/88 p6Finlayson, Harold A, H 9/19/88

p6, H 9/21/88 p6Fiore, Dominick, H 9/24/88 p6, H

9/23/88 p6, H 9/27/88 p6Fiorelli, William, H 1/28/88 p6, H

1/27/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6Fisher, Elizabeth, H 6/20/88 p6,

H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6

Fisher, Harry C, H 3/1/88 p6Fissell, Jane Davis, H 5/16/88 p6,

H 5/14/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Fitzgerald, Ms. I, H 11/17/88 p6, H 11/15/88 p6

Flagg, Lula Mary Linscott, H 7/20/88 p6

Flaherty, Mary A. [McGeever], H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Fleming, Sally Miller, H 6/8/88 p6Flink, Harold G, H 6/13/88 p6Flood, John, H 6/24/88 p6, H

6/23/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6Florian, Joseph O. Jr, H 3/12/88

p6, H 3/11/88 p6Florio, Ernesto, H 12/7/88 p6Fluet, Marie Florence, H 11/11/88

p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Flynn, Gregory Patrick, H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

Foley, R. Marilyn [Meagher], H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6

Foley, William E. Sr, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/11/88 p6

Ford, Edward M, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6

Ford, Elinor M. [Bloom], H 4/21/88 p6, H 4/19/88 p6, H 4/18/88 p6

Foreit, Ulah T. Hart, H 3/9/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6

Forest, Yvonne Blanche, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6

Fosdick, Pearl Speer, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6

Foss, Martin Moore III, H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/27/88 p6

Fountain, Jean [Brundage], H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/28/88 p6

Fournier, Emil A, H 8/16/88 p6Foust, Mary E. Creagh, H 8/2/88

p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/4/88 p6Foy, Dolores, H 6/1/88 p6, H

5/28/88 p6Foy, Katherina B, H 3/5/88 p6Francoeur, Sarah Jane Stauffer,

H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6Frank, Edward, H 1/2/88 p6, H

1/5/88 p6Frankel, Joseph, H 7/30/88 p6Franson, Harold J, H 12/20/88

p6, H 12/17/88 p6Frazier, Mary Ann M, H 10/11/88

p6, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6

Fredericks, Robert, H 5/18/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6

Freeburg, Quentin Alfred, H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/26/88 p6, H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6, H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

181


Obituaries (Continued)Freese, Elizabeth Hutchinson, H

5/2/88 p6, H 5/3/88 p6, H 4/28/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Freitag, Thomas M, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

Friedman, Bernard "Barnie," H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6

Froleiks, Marianna Dente, H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/3/88 p6

Frye, Dorothy Miles, H 10/31/88 p6, H 10/29/88 p6

Fulco, John J, H 6/24/88 p6Fuller, James Arthur III, H 6/1/88

p6, H 5/28/88 p6Futie, Samuel Joseph, H 8/18/88

p6, H 8/20/88 p6Gadoci, Andrew J. Sr, H 8/4/88

p6, H 8/2/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/5/88 p6

Gaertner, Gertrud, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/12/88 p6

Gaeta, Elsie M, H 7/1/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Gaeta, Giro, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/18/88 p6

Gaffney, Francis J, H 12/16/88 p6Galeano, Maria A, H 3/29/88 p6Galeano, Raul Jr, H 11/5/88 p6,

H 11/3/88 p6Gallagher, Theresa Agnes

Strmiska, H 10/28/88 p6, H 10/27/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6

Gallienne, Trudy L. [Biesecker], H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/16/88 p6

Gallo, Angela [Fredrick], H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6

Ganung, Edna May [Hutchinson], H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/2/88 p6, H 6/1/88 p6

Gardener, Anna, H 10/28/88 p6Gardiner, Bertha W. [Thoma], H

6/22/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6, H 6/24/88 p6

Garibaldi, Mary Cerretani, H 12/2/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6, H 12/1/88 p6

Gartman, Josephine F. [Longobricco], H 3/9/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6

Gauchet, Helen [Goodwin], H 12/19/88 p6, H 12/20/88 p6, H 12/17/88 p6

Gaugler, Marion T. [Campbell], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6

Gavriilidis, Hariklia [Kalmanidis], H 12/16/88 p6

Geddes, Robert, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6

Gehan, Katherine R. [Fox], H 12/21/88 p6, H 12/23/88 p6, H 12/20/88 p6

Gency, Irene E. [Andrasi], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

George, Bertha Virginia Thornhill, H 6/24/88 p6

Gerstenzang, Martin, H 6/13/88 p6

Gertzoff, Donald, H 3/24/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6, H 3/26/88 p6

Getner, Harry J, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Gibbons, Charles Edward, H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Gibbons, Grace E. [Reinhalter], H 5/18/88 p6, H 5/17/88 p6

Gibson, Lillian White, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6

Giehrer, Frederick C, H 11/22/88 p6, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Giglio, Josephine [Arrigo], H 3/1/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Gilberti, William J, H 11/28/88 p6Gilbertie, Michael Sr, H 1/28/88

p6, H 1/30/88 p6Gilbertie, Pamela Ann, H

12/14/88 p6, H 12/16/88 p6, H 12/13/88 p6

Gilbertie, Stephen A, H 7/1/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Giles, Janice K. [Galbraith], H 11/21/88 p6

Gilgore, Aaron, H 3/22/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

Gillespie, James F, H 10/7/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Gilson, Donald H, H 12/23/88 p6, H 12/27/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6, H 12/22/88 p6

Ginsberg, Ella, H 6/15/88 p6Gioannetti, Maria B, H 1/26/88

p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Giordano, Christine, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Giuliano, Merlva Anderson, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/22/88 p6

Givens, Charles, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Gloetzner, Dorothy Skelly, H 10/29/88 p6

Godeski, Elsa [Klandt], H 7/16/88 p6

Godfrey, Edward Sr, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6

Godfrey, Jeannette Denise, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

Godo, Margaret Monsport, H 2/19/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/18/88 p6

Goebelt, John R, H 11/7/88 p6Goedeke, Stephen J, H 5/4/88

p6, H 5/3/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6Goerts, Fred, H 2/8/88 p6, H

2/11/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6Goldman, Jennie, H 9/27/88 p6,

H 9/29/88 p6Goldsmith, Michael [photo], H

1/26/88 p6Golub, Leon, H 6/30/88 p6Gompert, Dorothy Glendening, H

4/25/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6

Gonzalez, Josefa, H 12/6/88 p6Goodman, Julius, H 12/14/88 p6,

H 12/12/88 p6Gorman, Charles E, H 5/27/88

p6, H 5/28/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Gormley, Edward P, H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Gradia, Ruthellyn Ritch, H 7/25/88 p6, H 7/23/88 p6, H 7/26/88 p6

Graf, Ernst, H 4/23/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/21/88 p6, H 4/25/88 p6

Grant, Bernice Wilson, H 9/15/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6

Grasso, Vincenzo J, H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/28/88 p6, H 11/22/88 p6

Gray, Orrin T. "Chappy," H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6

Greaves, Russell D, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Greco, Joseph J. Sr, H 4/1/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6

Green, Donna Sallee, H 3/23/88 p6

Green, Edward, H 12/1/88 p6Gregor, Stephen, H 6/1/88 p6Gregory, Grace M. [Foley], H

11/9/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6Gretter, Clemens, H 4/8/88 p6, H

4/11/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6Grimaldi, Genevieve "Jennie," H

1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6

Gross, Donald M, H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/2/88 p6, H 8/5/88 p6

182


Obituaries (Continued)Grovet, Herbert, H 6/15/88 p6Grovet, Margaret, H 3/19/88 p6Gruss, Sadie [Rockowitz], H

3/22/88 p6, H 3/19/88 p6Guenin, Herbert F. Jr, H 6/29/88

p6, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Guido, Charles, H 2/17/88 p6Guiliano, Allen T, H 8/11/88 p6, H

8/13/88 p6Gumz, Norma Nadine

[Anderson], H 5/2/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Guyer, David L. [photo], H 5/17/88 p6

Haase, Edna K. [Hess], H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Haase, Vera F. [Kolos], H 11/18/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6

Haight, Oakley V. Jr, H 4/2/88 p6Hajus, Msgr. Andrew J, H 2/23/88

p6, H 2/24/88 p6Halbach, Ralph H. Sr, H 3/26/88

p6, H 3/29/88 p6Halfpenny, Margaret Kearney, H

11/9/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6Hall, Eleanor [Furano], H 1/23/88

p6, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/26/88 p6

Hall, Lamir Josef, H 2/4/88 p6Hallett, Nancy Clark, H 9/10/88

p6, H 9/13/88 p6Hancock, Otilia J. [Hammer], H

3/23/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6

Hanson, Lawrence L, H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/2/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/5/88 p6

Hardej, Adam J, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Hardy, Vera Spong, H 11/23/88 p6

Harnish, Alice F, H 8/2/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/4/88 p6

Harrick, Peter P, H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/20/88 p6

Harris, Ramona Bruno, H 12/2/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Haser, Paul, H 2/3/88 p6Hatch, Margaret Millard, H

3/15/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Hatcher, Prudence Peck, H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

Hatton, Melvenia Morton, H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6

Haugh, Patricia Mary [O'Connell], H 9/6/88 p6

Havens, Harold David, H 7/2/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6

Haviland, Reed G. II, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6

Havlicek, Ethel Frances [Flynn], H 4/2/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Haworth, Mazie B, H 3/2/88 p6Hayes, Myrtle Sandifer, H 2/2/88

p6Hegedus, Ernest, H 3/9/88 p6, H

3/10/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6Hegeman, John Day, H 10/27/88

p6Heine, Margaret F, H 6/6/88 p6,

H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6Heinrich, Philip Sr, H 1/26/88 p6,

H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6Henry, Albert, H 9/21/88 p6, H

9/23/88 p6Herman, Susie, H 3/28/88 p6, H

3/30/88 p6Hermansdorfer, Irene M, H

3/15/88 p6Herring, Wanda J. [Poremba], H

2/9/88 p6, H 2/12/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6

Hickey, Aileen N, H 1/4/88 p6High, Timothy, H 3/24/88 p6, H

3/23/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6

Hill, Rev. George Gardner, H 5/25/88 p6

Hill, Gertrude, H 12/3/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6, H 12/2/88 p6

Hill, Joyce D. [Brown], H 12/21/88 p6, H 12/20/88 p6

Hill, Lawrence [photo], H 3/23/88 p6

Hoffenberg, Tillie, H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/1/88 p6

Hogan, Louise A. [Richter], H 2/2/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Hogenson, Helen A. [Santorella], H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6

Hohl, Shauna [McGregor], H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p19, H 1/11/88 p6

Holcomb, Mildred Elizabeth [Oathout], H 5/21/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Holdridge, Norman F, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6

Holland, Dorothy LaRue [Trout], H 11/5/88 p6

Holloway, Wilma [Owen], H 3/24/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

Holmes, Amy C. [photo], H 5/21/88 p11

Hoodes, Claire M, H 6/2/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Hope, Jeanne, H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/19/88 p6

Hopkins, Howard, H 10/22/88 p6, H 10/25/88 p6

Horvath, Frank, H 12/1/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Horvath, George, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6

Hotvedt, Thorbjorn, H 5/3/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6, H 4/30/88 p6

Howell, Mildren A, H 11/16/88 p6Hoyt, Alberta May, H 12/16/88

p6, H 12/17/88 p6, H 12/15/88 p6

Hoyt, Cecil E. Sr, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6

Hoyt, Charles W. Sr, H 7/13/88 p6, H 7/12/88 p6, H 7/11/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6

Hoyt, Elbridge Jr, H 1/4/88 p6Hoyt, Myrtle E, H 1/5/88 p6, H

1/4/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6Hubbell, W. Irving, H 9/24/88 p6Hubert, Dorothy Jean [Wetmore],

H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Huck, Florence [Scott], H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Hudspith, Frances B. [Holburn], H 6/28/88 p6

Huehner, Wendy Lysobey, H 5/20/88 p6

Hugger, Margaret W. [Mayer], H 2/19/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/18/88 p6

Hughes, Marion Frances [Rabbitt], H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6

Hunt, Eva Megson, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6

Hunt, Gertrude T, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Hutchins, Florence [Bates], H 12/19/88 p6

Hutchinson, Clara Voorhies, H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6

Hutchinson, Francis Leslie, H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6

Hutchinson, Willis E, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6

Iacono, Salvatore, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6

Iannitti, Nicholas A, H 9/27/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6

Inokai, Maria [Mandak], H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

Ireland, Anne, H 2/1/88 p6

183


Obituaries (Continued)Ireland, Anne [Schilcher], H

1/29/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Irving, James, H 8/24/88 p6Irving, Robert M, H 4/30/88 p6Isaacs, Nathaniel, H 9/28/88 p6,

H 9/27/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6

Isacs, John Lee, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Jackson, Mary [Addie], H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/21/88 p6

Jackson, Richard L, H 3/23/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6

Jacques, Gini, H 9/8/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6

Jaen, Isabel H. [Hernandez], H 11/4/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Jagai, Jean Mersha, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6

James, Andrew M. Jr, H 9/24/88 p6

Javery, Marian, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6

Jaxheimer, Archibald Henry, H 2/1/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Jean-Louis, Joseph, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/18/88 p6

Jelliffe, Yvonne Ryley, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

Jenke, Grace Nevard, H 11/4/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/3/88 p6

Johnson, Alberta, H 7/8/88 p6Johnson, Edith Ljung, H 2/24/88

p6Johnson, Everne Diamond, H

7/21/88 p6, H 7/23/88 p6Johnson, Harry L, H 8/26/88 p6,

H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

Johnson, Margaret Rice "Peggy," H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

Johnson, Marion A. [Semple], H 2/6/88 p6

Johnson, Rayfield T, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/15/88 p6

Johnson, Robert "Bubba," H 8/10/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6

Johnson, Ruth Kyle, H 10/21/88 p6

Johnson, Sim, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6

Jones, Albert Lee, H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Jones, Annie Lee [Brooks], H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6

Jones, Edwin H. Jr, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p9, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Jones, Grace L. [Gibson], H 8/11/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6

Jones, Michael, H 9/17/88 p6, H 9/20/88 p6

Jones, Robert B, H 11/22/88 p6Jordan, Pamela D. [Hill], H 5/7/88

p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6Judson, Elizabeth [McSally], H

7/11/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6Juleson, Mary Walker, H

12/31/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6Jurewicz, Joseph S, H 6/1/88 p6,

H 6/3/88 p6Kadar, Louis, H 4/28/88 p6, H

4/27/88 p6, H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/30/88 p6

Kaiser, Helena Fowles, H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Kalaskey, Gertrude F. [Phillips], H 11/28/88 p6, H 11/25/88 p6

Kalman, Bruce, H 7/28/88 p6, H 7/27/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Kane, John Robert, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6

Kapler, Beatrice [Tag], H 6/23/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6

Katona, Frank, H 11/2/88 p6, H 11/1/88 p6

Kaufman, Zenn, H 4/16/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/18/88 p6

Keck, Bruce W. Sr, H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/25/88 [photo] p6

Kedzierski, Thomas, H 5/21/88 [photo] p11

Keegan, Margaret [Butler], H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6

Keeler, Margaret Louise, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6

Keely, Jean M. [Calbridge], H 2/19/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/18/88 p6

Kelleher, Cornelius J, H 11/2/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6, H 10/29/88 p6

Kelleher, Louise Doerner, H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6

Kelley, Elinor Cantrell, H 3/8/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6

Kelley, Elizabeth R, H 10/18/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6

Kelley, Margaret Della Meade, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6

Kellogg, Clarence Alden, H 7/12/88 p6, H 7/13/88 p6

Kelly, Gertrude W, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Kelly, John, H 3/23/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6

Kelly, M. Joan, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6

Kelly, Teresa Alice [Dunbar], H 3/5/88 p6, H 3/3/88 p6

Kelsey, Carole Strid, H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Kelsey, Matthew Leinert, H 11/29/88 p9, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Kendi, Mary [Kovacs], H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/11/88 p6

Kendrick, Doris McPhee, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/23/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6

Kenez, Goldie M, H 9/28/88 p6Kent, Diana Grace Wittinghill, H

3/4/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6Keri, William A, H 3/17/88 p6, H

3/19/88 p6Kerle, Sally, H 2/2/88 p6, H

2/3/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/1/88 p6

Kern, Donald W, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Kerr, Gene Donald, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6, H 5/7/88 p6

Kersten, Jelte K, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6

Kiasky, Fannie Urciuoli, H 10/7/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6

Kight, Ruth I. [Herforth], H 1/23/88 p6

Killen, John E, H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6

Kindleburgh, Dorothy B, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Kiner, Barbara Ann [Batchelder], H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/27/88 p6

Kinsolving, Coral Eaton, H 2/11/88 p6

Kirchhoff, Anna Marie, H 10/22/88 p6

Kirchwey, George W, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6, H 5/25/88 p6, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6, H 5/28/88 p6

Kirkman, Raymond L, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Kirschstein, Eugenie, H 9/6/88 p6Klein, Clifford E, H 12/16/88 p6Kleinhans, Richard E, H 9/9/88

p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6

184


Obituaries (Continued)Knapp, Mary E, H 7/15/88 p6, H

7/18/88 p6Knight, Robert E, H 2/23/88 p6, H

2/22/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6Koehler, Arthur H, H 1/2/88 p6, H

1/5/88 p6Kollett, Ruth Marie [Tyner], H

4/30/88 p6, H 4/28/88 p6Kolok, Paul Sr, H 3/1/88 p6, H

3/4/88 p6Koppel, Hazel, H 6/8/88 p6Kortge, Lillian M, H 5/14/88 p6, H

5/13/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6, H 1/23/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6

Kossar, Isidore, H 1/25/88 p6Kovacs, Camille Wozniak, H

8/1/88 p6, H 8/3/88 p6Kovacs, Louis "Smitty," H 8/29/88

p6, H 8/31/88 p6Kowalsky, Helen S, H 2/6/88 p6,

H 2/4/88 p6Kozma, Joseph, H 7/7/88 p6, H

7/9/88 p6Kraft, Angeline J. [Daum], H

2/27/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Kremer, Carl P. Jr, H 7/26/88 p6, H 7/25/88 p6, H 7/27/88 p6

Krenicki, Daniel Sr, H 8/26/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

Kresko, Bertha E, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Kroupa, Henry F, H 12/20/88 p6Kulikowski, Edna [Kijek], H

8/15/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6

Kurensky, Arthur J. Sr, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6

Kurensky, Joseph A. Sr, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6

Kydes, Sophia [Papadopoulos], H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6

LaFontaine, Theodora M. [Ryder], H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6

Lahey, John M, H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/20/88 p6

LaMadeleine, Ronald Patrick, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Lambert, Estelle W, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/9/88 p6, H 11/3/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Lane, Gretchen B, H 11/28/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6

Lane, James Edward, H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Lane, Lita L, H 2/10/88 p6Lanis, Barry Stuart, H 6/20/88 p6

Lank, Frank W, H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

LaPoint, Joseph E, H 3/30/88 p6Lapolla, Mary Kelley, H 4/28/88

p6, H 4/26/88 p6Lapolla, Susan Marie [Stabile], H

3/23/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6Lapommeray, Marie Philomene,

H 7/5/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Lappitalo, Nicholas, H 3/1/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Lash, Michael Anthony, H 10/24/88 p6, H 10/26/88 p6

Lasprogato, Gertrude O. [Duffy], H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p19

Latham, Vera M, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/24/88 p6

LaTulipe, Douglas Charles Sr, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/8/88 p6

Law, Helen Emilie [Pelka], H 3/9/88 p6, H 3/11/88 p6

Lawrence, Kirsten, H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/23/88 p6

Lazar, Steven, H 2/13/88 p6Leake, Patricia A. [Heron], H

5/5/88 p6, H 5/3/88 p6Leavitt, Clara O. Kristiansen, H

12/8/88 p6LeBrun, Robert A, H 7/9/88 p6LeCause, James F, H 7/1/88 p6,

H 7/5/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6Ledoux, Robert R, H 8/2/88 p6Lee, Flora E, H 4/2/88 p6, H

4/5/88 p6Lee, Irving J. "Ike," H 7/5/88 p6,

H 7/6/88 p6Lefkowitch, Leo, H 4/21/88 p6Leigh, Rita O, H 10/12/88 p6Leigh, Samuel Frederick, H

10/20/88 p6Lent, Ethel [Bason], H 4/9/88 p6,

H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6Leonard, Anna Stewart, H

3/16/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/15/88 [photo] p6

Leonard, Lillian Curren, H 5/18/88 [photo] p6

Leonard, Virginia Mosley, H 12/1/88 p6, H 12/3/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Letheran, Robert A, H 4/27/88 p6Leve, Norma, H 9/17/88 p6, H

9/19/88 p6Levy, Tillie Cantor, H 2/1/88 p6,

H 1/30/88 p6Lewis, Albert, H 9/12/88 p6, H

9/14/88 p6Lewis, Alice [Imholz], H 5/26/88

p6, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6

Lewis, Dorothy W, H 9/20/88 p6, H 9/21/88 p6

Lewis, Harry C, H 9/30/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6

Lewis, Mary Mae C, H 12/31/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Lewis, Richard Joseph, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6

Lewis, Victoria [Brunetti], H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6

Liebman, Mary [Kaplan], H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6

Lief, Richard N, H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/8/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6

Liefert, Fred H, H 4/28/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Lilly, A. Lucille, H 3/1/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Lilly, Madelyn MacFarland, H 6/15/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/15/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6

Lipoczky, Stephen, H 2/2/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Lipus, Mary Gonczy, H 7/13/88 p6, H 7/12/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6

Littel, Nelson Sr, H 8/26/88 p6, H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

Little, Pauline [Kassos], H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

Lockwood, Emma Downey, H 2/17/88 p6

Lockwood, Ruth Decker, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Longo, Guiseppina [Guaglione], H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Lorenson, Jeannette, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Loucks, Lorraine S, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10

Loudon, John B, H 11/18/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6, H 11/17/88 p6

Love, George A, H 12/24/88 p6Ludwig, Lillian Kennedy, H 8/2/88

p6, H 7/28/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Lusardo, Mary [Perschino], H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6

Lydon, John F, H 6/23/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6, H 6/25/88 p6

Macagliotta, Rosanna [Barresi], H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/21/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6, H 4/25/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

MacCammond, Doris Evelyn Jones, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6

MacCullum, Shirley [Larson], H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6

185


Obituaries (Continued)MacDonald, Mildred Byxbee

[Davies], H 6/2/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

MacDougal, Dorothy King, H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6

Mace, Theresa [Maiorano], H 2/17/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

MacGregor, Dr. James Verry, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6

Macidulski, Vincent G, H 9/20/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6

MacLeod, Anna Elsie, H 9/28/88 p6

Maddock, Helen L, H 9/6/88 p6, H 9/8/88 p6

Madsen, Axel H, H 1/26/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Maestri, John, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Maestro, Edward, H 9/27/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6

Magrath, Marion Mottram, H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/2/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6

Mahoney, Joseph F, H 12/13/88 p6, H 12/14/88 p6, H 12/16/88 p6, H 12/12/88 p6

Maine, Marion, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6

Makovsky, Francis, H 9/16/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6

Maldonado, Eddie, H 8/8/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6

Malkin, William Sr, H 9/12/88 p6Maloney, Joseph M, H 6/14/88

p6, H 6/16/88 p6Malyndziak, Joseph J, H 11/3/88

p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/2/88 p6

Malyszka, William J, H 5/14/88 p6, H 5/12/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

Mandy, Keith Robert, H 6/13/88 p6

Mansbridge, Georgia Mullan, H 3/24/88 p6

Mansfield, Ethel Brown, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6

Manuel, Ethel, H 1/14/88 p6Mappa, Theresa [Cicchelli], H

4/9/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6Marasco, William B, H 6/18/88

p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6

Marino, John Joseph, H 9/26/88 p6, H 9/28/88 p6

Marino, Joseph A, H 11/16/88 p6, H 11/18/88 p6, H 11/15/88 [photo] p6

Marland, Frederic, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6

Marrs, Jerelen Jowell, H 2/23/88 p6

Marsico, Rose M, H 10/18/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6

Martin, Charles Raymond Jr, H 5/4/88 p6, H 5/3/88 p6, H 5/2/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6, H 4/30/88 p6

Martin, Dell Stone, H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6

Martin, Virginia B, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6, H 10/15/88 p6

Martini, Peter P, H 11/9/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Maruca, Edith, H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Mascolino, Roy J, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/18/88 p6

Masheck, Shayla Nicole, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/18/88 p6

Masiello, James E, H 6/21/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/23/88 p6

Massey, Eugene D, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/19/88 p6

Mastascusa, Joseph, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Mastroddi, Rose A. [DeLallo], H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Mastrolillo, Marion R, H 11/29/88 p6

Matteis, Albert, H 10/22/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

Mattera, Olindo "Oly," H 7/21/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6, H 7/23/88 p6

Mattson, John A, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6

Mazza, Susan Hornibrook, H 2/27/88 p6

Mazzola, Donato, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

McAlpin, Mary Alice, H 10/1/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6, H 9/28/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6

McArdle, Robert J, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

McCarthy, Mary F, H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6

McCorkle, Harriet Trees, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

McGeorge, John A, H 10/1/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6, H 9/28/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6

McGlynn, John J, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

McGowan, John J, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

McHeffey, Isabelle [Kush], H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6

McIlwain, James `Percy', H 5/17/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6

McIntyre, Raymond Sr, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6

McKelvey, Marie Campana, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/18/88 p6

McKendry, Edith Carpenter, H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

McKenna, Eugene, H 8/12/88 p6McKenzie, Henry R. Sr, H

12/30/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6McKeon, Russell T, H 12/31/88

p6McLaughlin, Patricia

Cowperthwait, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/4/88 p6

McMahon, John F, H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

McManus, Nancy Nicolet, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

McNamara, Mary E. [Armadi], H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6

McNichols, Alice C, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/5/88 p6

McNulty, Florence E. [Wirth], H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6

McNulty, Gussie Isabell (Walker), H 12/14/88 p6

Mead, Edward K. Sr, H 9/1/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Mednick, Jeffrey, H 12/9/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Melian, Margaret, H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6

Merry, Silas Everett, H 9/20/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6

Merschrod, Frank C, H 10/21/88 p6

Metz, Mary Virginia [Dunn], H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6

Meyer, Fred J. Jr, H 12/13/88 p6, H 12/15/88 p6, H 12/12/88 p6

Meyer, K. Walter "Wally," H 8/2/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6

Meyers, Henry, H 7/30/88 p6, H 8/2/88 [photo] p6

Mezger, William W, H 11/28/88 p6Michaels, Gertrude [Kabel], H

2/23/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6

Michaelson, Helen Moriarty, H 2/5/88 p6, H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6

Michalek, Scott A, H 9/30/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6

186


Obituaries (Continued)Milazzo, Frank P, H 11/22/88 p6,

H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6Milde, Philip J, H 12/7/88 p6, H

12/5/88 p6Miller, Alice [Byrd], H 2/9/88 p6,

H 2/11/88 p6Miller, Genevieve Agnes, H

10/22/88 p6, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/25/88 p6

Miller, George K, H 5/2/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Miller, Georgia, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/8/88 p6

Miller, Julia K, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6

Miller, Mary L. [McCabe], H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6

Miller, Obatiye Dude, H 10/1/88 p6, H 10/4/88 p6

Miller, Richard, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/9/88 p6

Miller, Robert E, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/3/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Miller, Rose Nattiford, H 1/30/88 p6

Miller, Ross Arnold, H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6

Mills, Elizabeth C. [Blake], H 12/9/88 p6, H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Mills, Helen, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Minnich, Mary Cecelia [Magola], H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/9/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6

Miserendino, Lucy [Macaluso], H 10/1/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6, H 10/1/88 p6

Mitchell, Russell, H 4/1/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6

Mobley, Milton Lewis, H 2/3/88 p6Mola, Salvatore A. Sr, H 12/27/88

p6, H 12/23/88 p6Mola, Vincent, H 12/7/88 p6, H

12/6/88 p6Moller, Mildred Bidstrup, H

2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/12/88 p6

Molles, Joseph, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6

Monteleone, Rocco, H 4/13/88 p6Monteleone, Rose Patruno, H

3/18/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6

Montesano, Catherine H. [Franco], H 9/2/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6

Morey, Gertrude [Tarlov], H 4/8/88 p6, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6

Morin, Betty-Jo Cloud, H 10/11/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6

Morsa, Richard J, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Morse, Charlotte R. [Stone], H 4/30/88 p6, H 4/28/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6

Morse, Saretta B. [McCrea], H 9/19/88 p6, H 9/20/88 p6

Muller, Dorothy L. [McKeon], H 3/2/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6

Munoz, David, H 11/19/88 p6, H 11/17/88 p6

Munrow, William Francis, H 9/1/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Murray, Ella Theresa, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6

Murray, Nancy [Jackson], H 8/16/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6

Murray, Peter, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p19

Nadig, Henry Davis, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6

Nagel, Edith Thurston, H 4/1/88 p6

Nagy, Alexander, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6

Nagy, Balint, H 10/1/88 p6, H 10/5/88 p6

Nagy, Susan [Kardos], H 7/7/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/9/88 p6

Nagy, Zolton "Tim," H 9/13/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6

Nahrwold, Morton F, H 3/2/88 p6, H 3/1/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6

Nance, Stanley, H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/10/88 p6, H 9/13/88 p6

Napoleone, Margaret N. [Jacobs], H 12/12/88 p6, H 12/14/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Nardi, Lena [Tessitore], H 11/29/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6

Naylor, Lorena May [Minor], H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10

Neave, Frances Parker, H 1/25/88 p22

Nees, Beatrice M, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/21/88 p6, H 9/24/88 p6

Nemeth, Lillian Goldman [Vellaman], H 11/26/88 p6, H 11/25/88 p6

Nemeth, Susanna Y, H 10/20/88 p6

Nepsha, John, H 4/1/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Nestor, Robert H, H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6

Newbauer, Inez I, H 10/25/88 p6, H 10/27/88 p6

Newman, Judith [Wisselman], H 8/20/88 p6, H 8/22/88 p6

Newton, Mary Jane Willoughby, H 2/3/88 p6, H 2/1/88 p6

Nickerson, John, H 11/11/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Nicyper, Geraldine Graham, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6

Nikolis, Panagiotis, H 9/7/88 p6, H 9/9/88 p6

Noble, Eugene R, H 3/3/88 p6Nolan, John J. "Buck," H 4/18/88

p6, H 4/20/88 p6Norman, Margaret, H 11/14/88 p6Noyes, James, H 10/21/88 p6Nyrop, Per, H 6/1/88 p6, H

5/28/88 p6O'Brien, Vincent L, H 8/5/88 p6,

H 8/8/88 p6O'Connor, Rev. Martin Joseph, H

4/21/88 p6, H 4/25/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/20/88 [photo] p6

O'Connor, Donald P, H 8/27/88 p6O'Connor, Fred J, H 8/29/88 p6,

H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6O'Malley, John S, H 11/12/88 p6O'Rourke, James C, H 5/23/88

p6, H 5/25/88 p6O'Sullivan, Joy Hodio, H 3/15/88

p6, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

O'Sullivan, Marguerite, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

O'Sullivan, Mary, H 7/28/88 p6Oberle, V. Clifford, H 12/13/88 p6Okrentowich, Peter Raymond, H

2/19/88 p6Olafsson, Bryndis Elin, H

12/30/88 p6, H 12/28/88 p6Oldham, Elizabeth R, H 9/17/88

p6, H 9/20/88 p6Oliver, Manasah G, H 4/2/88 p6,

H 3/30/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6Oliveri, Peter Mario, H 7/22/88

p6, H 7/21/88 p6, H 7/20/88 p6, H 7/25/88 p6

Olsen, Harold D, H 6/16/88 p6, H 6/18/88 p6

Oncea, Samuel, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6

Oravetz, Dorothy Sturges, H 9/21/88 p6, H 9/23/88 p6

Oravetz, John J, H 3/16/88 p6Orris, Joseph F. Jr, H 11/12/88

p6, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6

Osborne, Tyler D, H 9/16/88 p6, H 9/15/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6

Otto, Celia Ann, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6

187


Obituaries (Continued)Owen, Elizabeth S, H 8/23/88 p6,

H 8/25/88 p6Pace, Leonard A. Sr, H 6/2/88

p6, H 5/31/88 p 6Pace, Rose Marie Riolo, H

11/8/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Pachin, Joseph, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Page, Jeffrey M, H 5/2/88 p6, H 5/3/88 p6

Paglialungo, Carmine C, H 12/3/88 p6, H 12/1/88 p6

Painter, Lillian Berglund Hansen, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

Pakkeck, Lena, H 10/4/88 p6Palau, Alberta [Macauley], H

5/21/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6, H 5/17/88 p6

Palese, Florence [Donatico], H 12/13/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Pall, Julia [Mate], H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6

Pallarino, Nicoletta, H 12/13/88 p6, H 12/15/88 p6, H 12/12/88 p6

Palmer, Charles E, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10

Palmieri, Betty [Hickey], H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6

Palmitessa, Rudolph, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Palumbo, Joseph V, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6

Palumbo, Mildred [Tirella], H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6

Panish, Julia A. [Mahoney], H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Papzun, Edward W, H 4/22/88 p6Parisi, Pasquale, H 11/22/88 p6,

H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6Parks, Harry I, H 12/9/88 p6Parks, Louise May [Randall], H

1/26/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6Partnoy, Marguerite Roselle, H

12/27/88 p6, H 12/24/88 p6Passarelli, Luigi "John" Giovanni,

H 5/12/88 p6, H 5/11/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6, H 5/14/88 p6

Passeck, Lena [Paulovich], H 10/1/88 p6

Patchey, Leonard A, H 12/1/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Patridge, Laurette H. [LeClerc], H 9/9/88 p6, H 9/12/88 p6

Payne, Edward D, H 1/25/88 p6Pazda, John W, H 10/11/88 p6, H

10/13/88 p6Pazda, Ruth M. [Davies], H

12/24/88 p6, H 12/22/88 p6

Pease, John W, H 7/9/88 p6, H 7/8/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6, H 7/11/88 p6

Peck, Elizabeth Jane, H 4/25/88 p6, H 4/27/88 p6

Peck, Elspeth A, H 5/11/88 p6Peck, Julia Roberts, H 11/8/88

p6, H 11/5/88 p6Peninpede, Mary A. [Iannitti], H

5/21/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6Penzerro, Lila [Miese], H 3/8/88

p6, H 3/9/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6Perry, George H. "Butch" Jr, H

4/14/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6

Perry, Lola B. [Silver], H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/25/88 p6

Perschino, Ralph A, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6, H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/11/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Peterson, Frederick E, H 10/17/88 p6, H 10/19/88 p6

Peterson, Jonathan Earl, H 3/2/88 p6, H 3/1/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6

Petrucci, Angelina, H 3/31/88 p6Petrucci, Anna M, H 10/14/88 p6,

H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6Pettorini, Albert Luke, H 2/25/88

p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Piccione, Paul J, H 6/2/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Pilipchuk, Anne B. [Bodon], H 6/30/88 p6

Pinkham, Stuart R, H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6

Pinnix, Luther Ptyuack, H 3/9/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Pinte, Guisseppe, H 11/4/88 p6, H 11/5/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6, H 11/3/88 p6

Pinto, John, H 6/16/88 p6, H 6/15/88 p6, H 6/18/88 p6

Pinto, Joseph M, H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6

Piro, Mary [Basile], H 12/28/88 p6, H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/27/88 p6

Pirro, Maria Donata, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/15/88 p6

Pisano, Louise M. [Pace], H 2/23/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6

Platt, Alice Wells, H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

Pleasants, Kathleen Guyaz, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Plowman, Miriam Bond, H 3/11/88 p6

Plummer, Ethel Taylor, H 10/11/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6

Pochna, Andrew, H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/28/88 p6

Podewill, Hazel C, H 11/8/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Podzelni, Theresa, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Poinelli, Sister Angelina J, H 3/2/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6

Polizzio, Jeanne Louise, H 10/3/88 p6

Pollard, Ruby Geneva, H 9/23/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6, H 9/21/88 p6, H 9/26/88 p6

Pond, Mildred Weidhaas, H 11/22/88 p6, H 11/19/88 p6

Porter, Alice Wilson [Pringle], H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/5/88 [photo] p6

Porter, Elizabeth M. [Grissler], H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Porter, Madeline Dietrich, H 10/15/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Porter, Mary T. [McCartin], H 9/2/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6

Post, Joseph C, H 7/13/88 p6Powell, Mildred G. [Small], H

6/9/88 p6, H 6/11/88 p6Pramer, Joseph A. "Skip," H

7/18/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6Pratt, Helen B, H 11/22/88 p6, H

11/21/88 p6Pratt, Kenneth Andress, H

2/22/88 p6, H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6

Pratz, Juliette H, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Price, Irwin "Red," H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/12/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6

Prophet, Leather Mae [Jefferson], H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6

Pucci, Joseph P, H 2/17/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6, H 2/19/88 p6

Puccio, Anthony J, H 9/3/88 p6, H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6

Pulizzi, Mary Jane [Brown], H 8/5/88 p6, H 8/4/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6

Purcell, Frances A. [Delaney], H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/8/88 p6

Purdy, Alice [Marler], H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6

Purowitz, Harry David, H 8/20/88 p6, H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/22/88 p6

Puskas, Katherine D. [Bartek], H 7/11/88 p6

Quick, Minnie Ruth [Barker], H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10

188


Obituaries (Continued)Quincy, Ross R, H 8/3/88 p6, H

8/2/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/4/88 p6

Ragsdale, David Keith, H 1/13/88 p6

Raschella, Nicholas, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6

Ray, Isabel Curtis, H 12/7/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/6/88 p6

Raye, Frank, H 11/8/88 p6Raymond, James I, H 12/1/88 p6,

H 11/29/88 p6, H 11/28/88 p6Reardon, Sara, H 7/9/88 p6, H

7/8/88 p6, H 7/7/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/12/88 p6

Reddin, Alexander Kelso, H 4/19/88 p6, H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6, H 4/21/88 p6

Redway, Bertha H, H 6/27/88 p6Reed, Jacqueline [Smyth], H

7/7/88 p6, H 7/6/88 p6, H 7/9/88 p6

Reed, Robert R, H 9/1/88 p6Reffler, Allen, H 2/24/88 p6Resweber, Cecelia M. [Zibura], H

4/14/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10Riccio, Benjamin A, H 3/26/88 p6,

H 3/29/88 p6Riccio, Lubert F, H 10/12/88 p6,

H 10/11/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6Richard, Alzida L. [Allen], H

9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6

Richmond, Elizabeth East [Macauley], H 1/4/88 p6

Richtman, William M, H 3/2/88 p6, H 3/1/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6

Rider, Edna W. [Brown], H 4/20/88 p6, H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Riley, Beverly J. [Shufelt], H 7/20/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6, H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/22/88 p6

Ring, Ruth Nordlund, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/23/88 p6, H 5/21/88 p6, H 5/20/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6

Rinkis, Lilija, H 7/1/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6

Rippe, Henry C, H 3/10/88 p6, H 3/11/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Risi, George M, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Ritter, Oscar S, H 2/5/88 p6, H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6

Rizzetta, Antonietta [Rotella], H 8/2/88 p6, H 7/28/88 p6, H 7/26/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Robidoux, Amy [Lombardi], H 11/9/88 p6, H 11/11/88 p6

Robinson, Antoinette Giordano, H 11/21/88 p6, H 11/18/88 p6

Robinson, N. Charles, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/28/88 p6

Roche, Elizabeth Paul, H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Rodgers, Marion Stewart, H 3/3/88 p6, H 3/1/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Rodriguez, Angelina LiVecchi, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

Rodriguez, Thomas Sr, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6

Rogers, Alvin D, H 6/10/88 p6Rogers, David Hoyt Sr, H 7/1/88

p6, H 6/29/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Rogers, John A. Sr, H 8/9/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6

Rogers, Karen E. [Hampton], H 1/26/88 p6

Romano, Carmine Edward Sr, H 5/23/88 p6, H 5/25/88 p6

Romano, Theresa Bifano, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/25/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Rose, Edna M. [Finch], H 7/12/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Rosen, Lillian Selma [Cohen], H 2/17/88 p6, H 2/16/88 p6

Rosenau, Lyndon S, H 5/11/88 p6Rosenberg, Dora

[Schoenberger], H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Rosenberg, Sara Anderson, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/17/88 p6

Rosina, Stephen J, H 3/16/88 p6, H 3/14/88 p6

Ross, Donald Duncan, H 2/26/88 p6, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6

Ross, Elizabeth, H 10/19/88 p6, H 10/18/88 p6, H 10/22/88 p6

Rossi, Jeffrey E, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/8/88 p6

Royak, Robert M, H 2/2/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Ruggiero, Louis N, H 2/5/88 p6, H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/4/88 p6

Ruhlin, Robert, H 8/5/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6

Russo, Herman J, H 8/4/88 p6, H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/6/88 p6

Russo, James Vincent, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/11/88 p6

Russo, John B, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6

Ryan, Edna A, H 4/19/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6

Rysz, Joseph, H 10/28/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6

Sabella, D. Kristopher, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6

Saccagno, Emilio, H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6

Saccary, William J. Sr, H 10/28/88 p6, H 10/31/88 p6

Sacchetti, Anna M, H 9/29/88 p6, H 9/28/88 p6, H 10/1/88 p6

Sadlon, Therese [Dubois], H 8/29/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Safranek, Michael C, H 9/19/88 p6, H 9/21/88 p6

Saldukas, Anthony, H 8/10/88 p6, H 8/12/88 p6

Salgado, Victor, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6

Salvino, John, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6

Salzman, Charles F, H 1/22/88 p6Samuelman, Catherine

Saunders, H 8/2/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/4/88 p6

Santo, Robert S, H 8/11/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6

Sartor, Grace Keenan, H 12/20/88 p6, H 12/17/88 p6

Saunders, Dorothy E. Mills, H 12/27/88 p6, H 12/24/88 p6

Saunders, Mary M. [Phillips], H 7/8/88 p6, H 7/7/88 p6, H 7/9/88 p6

Saunders, William H, H 6/20/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6

Savell, Gertrude R, H 9/28/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6

Saviano, Carrie, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

Savik, Leona Mineau, H 2/2/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Saxon, Charles, H 12/7/88 p6Scalero, James, H 3/19/88 p6, H

3/18/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6Schaefer, Elsie, H 11/10/88 p6Schallack, August Joseph, H

6/27/88 p6Schaumann, William, H 12/8/88

p6, H 12/6/88 p6Schiano, James S, H 8/15/88 p6,

H 8/13/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6Schinell, Joseph B, H 1/20/88 p6Schless, Rose Horowitz, H

7/20/88 p6, H 7/22/88 p6Schnautz, William H, H 5/18/88 p6Schofield, Grace Seeley, H

5/4/88 p6Schroeder, Walter E, H 9/12/88

p6, H 9/14/88 p6Schruth, Anne [Killmade], H

9/30/88 p6, H 9/29/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6

Schueller, Frances J. "Tootsie" [Hlavac], H 3/19/88 p6

Schulman, Lillian [Lang], H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/6/88 p6, H 2/3/88 p6

189


Obituaries (Continued)Schutte, William E, H 7/25/88 p6,

H 7/29/88 p6Schwartz, Augusta, H 2/20/88 p6,

H 2/22/88 p6Schwarzenbach, Robert M, H

9/1/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6, H 8/30/88 [photo] p6

Sciarra, Frank J, H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6

Scire, Robert Frank, H 11/15/88 p6

Scofield, Richard H, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6, H 10/15/88 p6

Scopelliti, James, H 12/12/88 p6, H 12/14/88 p6, H 12/10/88 p6

Scott, Henry W, H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6

Scott, Norman L, H 5/25/88 p6Scribner, Donald R, H 5/25/88

p6, H 5/24/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6

Scribner, Thomas Milton, H 2/9/88 p6, H 2/12/88 p6, H 2/10/88 p6

Searle, Preston R, H 5/6/88 p6, H 5/5/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6, H 5/9/88 p6

Seile, Maurice J, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Sellers, Marcel Asberry, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Selwitz, Gary Norman, H 2/2/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Senftleben, A. Richard, H 8/27/88 p6, H 8/26/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6

Senftleben, Elsie M. [Hoffert], H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6

Senger, Joan C. [Rembish], H 3/8/88 p6, H 3/5/88 p6

Sentenne, Dorothy Kinney, H 6/2/88 p6, H 6/4/88 p6

Serke, Helen P, H 8/2/88 p6, H 7/30/88 p6, H 7/29/88 p6

Seymour, Lillian M. [Ruscoe], H 12/1/88 p6, H 11/18/88 p6

Shaffer, Mildred L, H 8/15/88 p6Shattuck, David C, H 11/18/88

p6, H 11/16/88 p6Shaw, Fred Jr, H 11/5/88 p6, H

11/4/88 p6Shaw, Genevieve Roussannes,

H 3/24/88 p6Sheck, Eleanor May [Wilcox], H

3/14/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Shephard, Karen Newcombe [Maliszewski], H 6/16/88 p6

Shepphard, Ann Elizabeth, H 12/6/88 p6

Sherwood, Viola Grace Wood, H 2/25/88 p6

Shiggs, Ernest Robert, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

Shilling, George J, H 6/2/88 p6Shipp, Nathaniel Wesley III, H

11/17/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6Shook, Euclid, H 11/11/88 p6, H

11/12/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Shotwell, Sarah "Sally" [Merrill], H 4/5/88 p6, H 4/4/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6, H 4/23/88 p6

Shrader, Cora S, H 4/19/88 p6Shuler, Lee Andrew, H 9/3/88 p6,

H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6

Siddell, Mary [Brunton], H 7/19/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6

Silvernail, Bessie G, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/16/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6

Silverstein, Henry, H 2/17/88 p6, H 2/18/88 p6

Simmons, Joseph, H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Simso, Marie A. [Lipoma], H 9/19/88 p6, H 9/21/88 p6

Singewald, Harriet H. [Brotherton], H 8/3/88 p6, H 8/1/88 p6, H 8/25/88 p6, H 8/26/88 p6, H 8/29/88 p6

Singleton, Ben Jr, H 8/6/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6

Singleton, Francis, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Sirico, Joseph J, H 7/19/88 p6, H 7/18/88 p6, H 7/21/88 p6

Skinner, Ethel Gleason, H 6/24/88 p6, H 6/23/88 p6, H 6/22/88 p6, H 6/27/88 p6

Slez, Vanetta B, H 11/22/88 p6, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Sloboda, Katherine C. [Kozusky], H 6/25/88 p6, H 6/28/88 p6

Slocom, Dorothy Gregson, H 7/25/88 p6, H 7/23/88 p6, H 7/26/88 p6

Smith, Blanche L, H 9/6/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6

Smith, Donna P, H 8/23/88 p6Smith, Edward L, H 11/9/88 p6, H

11/11/88 p6, H 11/12/88 p6, H 11/10/88 p6

Smith, Irma Force, H 1/11/88 p6, H 1/13/88 p6

Smith, Jennie Stanley, H 5/17/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6

Smith, Kristopher P, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/9/88 p6

Smith, Robert Milton, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/26/88 p6, H 11/23/88 p6

Smith, Sally [Duffy], H 1/25/88 p6, H 1/27/88 p6

Snell, Donald Morrison, H 11/26/88 p6

Sniffen, Karin A. [Carlson], H 1/9/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Snow, John Howland, H 12/28/88 p6

Snyder, Daniel D, H 6/2/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Snyder, Leigh, H 5/20/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6, H 5/21/88 p6

Socci, Anna [Luciano], H 4/18/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6

Socci, Christina [Luciano], H 12/5/88 p6, H 12/2/88 p6

Sold, Grace Margaret [Smith], H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6

Solenzio, Jeanne, H 12/6/88 p6, H 12/8/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6

Soltis, John Jacob, H 7/19/88 p6Sorensen, Pacifica Y, H 2/3/88

p6, H 2/1/88 p6Soto, Carmela [Franca], H 6/6/88

p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 6/2/88 p6Spano, Joseph W, H 6/18/88 p6,

H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6, H 6/18/88 p6, H 6/17/88 p6, H 6/21/88 p6

Spencer, Coreain, H 3/26/88 p6, H 3/29/88 p6

Spennato, Alfonso, H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6, H 8/30/88 p6, H 8/31/88 p6

Spens-Thomson, Elisabeth [Lisbeth Miner], H 3/16/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Sperl, Anne [Dieckmann], H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Spero, Lillian Serena, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/11/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Sperrazza, Josephine [Pace], H 1/18/88 p6, H 1/16/88 p6, H 1/20/88 p6

Spielman, Ruth Boylston Craw, H 1/18/88 p6, H 1/20/88 p6

Spiller, Leola B, H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/13/88 p6

Spinosa, Nicholas J, H 8/18/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6

Spivack, Heather, H 9/28/88 p6, H 9/30/88 p6

Sproch, Hermina [Toth], H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

190


Obituaries (Continued)Stachelczyk, John A, H 9/2/88

p6, H 9/6/88 p6Stamp, Sandra [Sirois], H 5/17/88

p6, H 5/16/88 p6Ste. Marie, Gerard C, H 6/2/88

p6, H 5/31/88 p 6Stegmuller, August, H 6/22/88

p6, H 6/24/88 p6Steichen, Kate Rodina, H 4/23/88

p6, H 4/22/88 [photo] p6Steinlauf, Ruth Blumberg, H

12/2/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6Steinschneider, Richard Jr, H

1/22/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Stephens, Ronald R. Jr, H 9/16/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6

Stinson, David L, H 3/3/88 p6, H 3/2/88 p6, H 3/5/88 p6

Stivers, Edith Hines, H 6/3/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6, H 6/3/88 p6, H 6/6/88 p6

Stivers, Edwin Hines, H 5/23/88 p6

Stockwell, Aylward H, H 3/1/88 p6, H 3/3/88 p6

Stone, Betty [Rippe], H 2/1/88 p6, H 1/28/88 p6

Stone, Dorothea Clausen, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/24/88 p6

Strackan, Ida B. [Taylor], H 6/29/88 p6

Stradford, Simon, H 7/14/88 p6Straniti, Joseph P, H 4/16/88 p6,

H 4/19/88 p6Stratton, Ruth [Boyce], H 4/28/88

p6, H 4/26/88 p6Strauss, Harold, H 3/2/88 p6, H

3/1/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6Strickland, Eleanor Glora, H

1/15/88 p6Strmiska, John J, H 6/8/88 p6Stroffolino, Arthur F. Sr, H

10/25/88 p6, H 10/27/88 p6Stull, Paul Geoffrey, H 1/14/88 p6Stumpf, Paul V, H 12/1/88 p6, H

12/3/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6Sturtevant, Robert S, H 2/2/88 p6Sugarmann, Stuart M, H 3/16/88

p6, H 3/18/88 p6Sullivan, Helene Anne [O'Neil], H

3/2/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6Sulouff, Marguerite [Graybill], H

4/21/88 p6, H 4/19/88 p6Sundberg, Maynard, H 6/13/88 p6Svenson, Laura H. [Carr], H

3/10/88 p6Swanson, Jane [Boohecker], H

8/9/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6Swanson, John A, H 11/9/88 p6,

H 11/11/88 p6Swanson, Robina Davidson, H

6/11/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Swanson, Wilhelmina [Tegfeldt], H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6

Swiderski, Loretta B. [Stanton], H 1/8/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 2/17/88 p6, H 2/13/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6

Symington, Agnes Dwyer, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Symington, Stuart, H 12/15/88 p6Synan, Elizabeth Ross, H 3/25/88

p6, H 3/23/88 p6Syring, Fred F. Jr, H 8/20/88 p6Szalkiewicz, Stanislaw, H 1/15/88

p6, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

Szoka, Julia (Zsoka), H 7/12/88 p6, H 7/14/88 p6

Talbott, Carolyn C, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/12/88 p6, H 10/11/88 p6, H 10/14/88 p6

Taliercio, Anna Helen [Rossetti], H 4/12/88 p6, H 4/13/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/11/88 p10

Taliercio, Giuseppina, H 12/5/88 p6

Tamburo, Guido, H 8/22/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/25/88 p6

Taptick, Michael J, H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/17/88 p6

Taylor, Edna Miller, H 4/8/88 p6Taylor, Emily [Brown], H 1/23/88

p6, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/26/88 p6

Taylor, Richard G, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/21/88 p6

Tazza, Patrick D, H 9/15/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6, H 9/17/88 p6

Tedesco, Andrew J. "Cobby," H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6

Tekin, Elizabeth Clince, H 10/14/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6

Teny, Stephen A, H 2/8/88 p6, H 2/5/88 p6

Terrio, Levi J, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6

Tesauro, Vincenza, H 3/5/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6, H 3/8/88 p6

Thomas, Rev. Richard R. Jr, H 1/16/88 p6, H 1/15/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6

Thomas, Robert, H 11/14/88 p6Thompson, Arthur D, H 8/16/88

p6, H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6

Thompson, Helen E. [O'Brien], H 6/21/88 p6, H 6/20/88 p6

Thompson, Jennie Irene [Istvan], H 6/4/88 p6, H 6/2/88 p6

Thompson, Joseph John, H 12/2/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6, H 12/1/88 p6

Thompson, Marion L. [Burke], H 12/2/88 p6, H 11/30/88 p6, H 11/29/88 p6

Thorne, Hardy "Doc" Jr, H 8/25/88 p6

Tigner, Alan, H 7/2/88 p6, H 6/29/88 p6, H 6/30/88 p6

Tilford, R. Bruce, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Tillinger, Michael W, H 5/4/88 p6Togridis, Dimitrios, H 3/25/88 p6,

H 3/28/88 p6Torian, George Douglas Sr, H

8/6/88 p6, H 8/9/88 p6Torpey, Robert E, H 11/17/88 p6Toscano, Angelina E. [Riolo], H

4/13/88 p6, H 4/14/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6

Toth, John T, H 4/23/88 p6, H 4/26/88 p6

Tourse, Walter K, H 10/5/88 p6, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6

Tracey, John P, H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/2/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6

Tracy, Nancy M, H 3/23/88 p6Trelease, Helen I. [McGinn], H

12/1/88 p6Tremonte, Anthony P., H

10/25/88 p6, H 10/27/88 p6Treschitta, Domenick, H 10/20/88

p6Trice, Elizabeth M. [Jones], H

12/23/88 p6, H 12/24/88 p6, H 12/22/88 p6

Trombetta, June Marie, H 10/7/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6

Trombly, Clifton R, H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/23/88 p6, H 8/20/88 p6

Troy, Kathleen, H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6

Truchinowicz, Edward (Tracey), H 7/16/88 p6, H 7/19/88 p6

Truly, Walter, H 9/3/88 p6, H 9/7/88 p6

Tuttle, Ethel [Cavers], H 11/17/88 p6, H 11/18/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6

Underberg, Lillian [Abramowitz], H 4/14/88 p6

Upright, William Lord, H 2/1/88 p6, H 2/3/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6, H 1/30/88 p6

Urban, Antoinette [Urda], H 7/16/88 p6

Urbanowicz, Thomas F, H 4/27/88 p6, H 4/26/88 p6, H 4/29/88 p6

Urso, Josephine, H 1/19/88 p6, H 1/18/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

191


Obituaries (Continued)Uva, Carmella, H 2/20/88 p6, H

2/23/88 p6Valerioti, Barbara M. [Daniello], H

3/3/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/4/88 p6

Van Den Ameele, Peter C, H 8/6/88 p6, H 8/8/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6

Van Den Bosch, Beatrice, H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/13/88 p6, H 6/10/88 p6

Van Dyke, Henry, H 7/5/88 p6, H 7/2/88 p6, H 7/15/88 p6, H 7/18/88 p6

Van Rensselaer, William, H 5/3/88 p6, H 5/2/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6

Van Valkenburgh, Dorothy, H 10/22/88 p6, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/19/88 p6, H 10/18/88 p6, H 10/17/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

VanZandt, Phyllis E, H 12/2/88 p6, H 12/5/88 p6, H 11/23/88 p6, H 11/22/88 p6, H 11/21/88 p6

Veach, Harry, H 9/20/88 p6, H 9/22/88 p6

Vento, Mario, H 3/14/88 p6, H 3/12/88 p6, H 3/16/88 p6

Viale, Edythe M. [Hughs], H 8/19/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6, H 8/22/88 p6

Viesto, Christopher Michael, H 3/12/88 p6

Vigilante, James, H 11/28/88 p6Villarreal, Everlides "Arires," H

1/19/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6Vining, Ruth [Peale], H 5/28/88

p6, H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6

Violette, Edna Gautrau, H 8/30/88 p6

Virga, Stella Feret, H 4/25/88 p6, H 4/22/88 p6, H 4/21/88 p6

Visconti, Joseph R, H 3/2/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Vivona, Rose [Ganino], H 6/9/88 p6, H 6/7/88 p6

Vlak, Panagiota, H 10/11/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6, H 10/13/88 p6

Vollaro, Elizabeth L, H 10/4/88 p6, H 10/3/88 p6, H 10/6/88 p6

Vosilus, Vitot J, H 2/25/88 p6, H 2/24/88 p6, H 2/27/88 p6

Vought, Dorothy T, H 9/16/88 p6, H 9/19/88 p6

Vuoso, Erminia Anrico, H 12/2/88 p6

Wainio, Edward P, H 3/2/88 p6, H 2/29/88 p6

Walker, Joyce Hazel [Harkins], H 1/6/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p6, H 1/8/88 p6

Walter, Evelyn D. Seide, H 6/20/88 p6

Waring, Emile H, H 2/20/88 p6, H 2/19/88 p6, H 2/23/88 p6

Warm, Henry M, H 5/23/88 p6Warner, Nancy Lee, H 4/1/88 p6,

H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/30/88 p6Warren, Mary [Heslop], H 1/22/88

p6, H 1/21/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Warren, William Thomas, H 8/16/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6, H 8/18/88 p6

Watson, Margaret M. [Goetz], H 4/9/88 p6, H 4/7/88 p6, H 4/6/88 p6

Watt, Ruth Owens, H 6/29/88 p6Webster, Eleanor K, H 8/9/88 p6,

H 8/8/88 p6, H 8/11/88 p6, H 8/12/88 p6, H 8/10/88 p6, H 8/15/88 p6

Wechsler, Bernard, H 12/15/88 p6, H 12/14/88 p6

Weed, Dr. Clayton B. Jr, H 12/21/88 p6, H 12/19/88 p6

Weeks, Regina M. [Kruger], H 6/28/88 p6

Weimar, Anton "Tony," H 1/4/88 p6, H 1/7/88 p6, H 1/5/88 p19

Weinstein, Judge Mark Allen, H 2/4/88 p6, H 2/5/88 [photo] p6

Weisheit, John Charles, H 12/9/88 p6

Weisner, Mary Riley, H 3/29/88 p6, H 3/28/88 p6, H 3/31/88 p6

Wells, Ethel Marie, H 10/8/88 p6, H 10/7/88 p6, H 10/10/88 p6

Wendy, Corinne E. [Furst], H 5/5/88 p6

Wendy, Seymour N, H 12/30/88 p6, H 12/29/88 p6

Wesley, Elizabeth [Zsolner], H 7/21/88 p6, H 7/20/88 p6, H 7/23/88 p6

Westcott, Frederick Alfred Sr, H 9/2/88 p6, H 9/1/88 p6, H 9/6/88 p6

Wetmore, Sarah J, H 8/5/88 p6, H 8/6/88 p6

Whitaker, Karen Marie, H 11/15/88 p6, H 11/14/88 p6

White, Lillian [Gadson], H 12/24/88 p6, H 12/28/88 p6, H 12/23/88 p6

Whittaker, Betty J. [Fisher], H 5/27/88 p6, H 5/31/88 p 6

Whittier, Allen Leonard, H 3/15/88 p6, H 3/17/88 p6

Wien, Lawrence, H 12/12/88 p6

Wiener, Arlene [Wood], H 1/23/88 p6, H 1/22/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6, H 1/25/88 p6

Wilkinson, Ruth Hall, H 1/12/88 p6Williams, Agnes Martha

[Frederick], H 5/7/88 p6, H 5/10/88 p6

Williams, Aletha Perry, H 9/13/88 p6, H 9/14/88 p6

Williams, Billy, H 3/8/88 p6, H 3/7/88 p6, H 3/9/88 p6

Williams, Creola L. [Holland], H 9/21/88 p6, H 9/20/88 p6, H 9/23/88 p6

Williams, Eileen M. Sheehan, H 3/19/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6, H 3/22/88 p6

Williams, Katharine [Keehan], H 3/21/88 p6, H 3/18/88 p6

Williams, Leroy, H 2/18/88 p6, H 2/20/88 p6

Williams, Mary, H 1/20/88 p6, H 1/21/88 p6

Williams, William Norman, H 2/13/88 p6, H 2/11/88 p6

Williamson, Charles Gibbons, H 1/27/88 p6, H 1/29/88 p6

Williamson, Charlotte Gibbons, H 5/14/88 p6, H 5/13/88 p6, H 5/12/88 p6, H 4/28/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6

Willumsen, Douglas C, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/22/88 p6

Wilson, Carl Robert, H 8/17/88 p6, H 8/16/88 p6, H 8/19/88 p6

Wilson, David C, H 11/9/88 p6, H 11/7/88 p6

Wilson, Ruth Jones, H 5/20/88 p6, H 5/18/88 p6

Winston, Evelyn "Eve," H 5/3/88 p6, H 5/2/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6

Wirth, Wilhelmina B. [Lehr], H 11/17/88 p6, H 11/19/88 p6, H 11/16/88 p6

Wolbarst, Roger, H 7/8/88 p6Wolf, Peter Thomas, H 8/1/88 p6,

H 7/30/88 p6Works, Barbara Lewis, H 5/3/88

p6, H 5/2/88 p6, H 5/4/88 p6Yannetti, Mary K, H 10/18/88 p6,

H 10/17/88 p6, H 10/19/88 p6Yanotti, Phylis, H 12/29/88 p6, H

12/27/88 p6Yobbagy, John, H 2/24/88 p6, H

2/23/88 p6, H 2/22/88 p6, H 2/26/88 p6

Yorzinski, Henry J. Sr, H 10/20/88 p6

Yost, Elwood L. "Woody," H 10/22/88 p6, H 10/21/88 p6, H 10/20/88 p6, H 10/24/88 p6

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Obituaries (Continued)Young, Margaret (Peggy), H

5/28/88 p6, H 5/26/88 p6, H 5/25/88 p6

Young, Milton E, H 5/17/88 p6, H 5/16/88 p6, H 5/19/88 p6

Young, William Edgar, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/15/88 p6, H 6/14/88 p6, H 6/15/88 p6

Young, William I. Sr, H 12/6/88 p6, H 12/3/88 p6

Yunckes, Marguerite, H 1/4/88 p6Zakhar, Edith M. Stevens, H

7/25/88 p6, H 7/27/88 p6Zavory, Margaret M. [Thomas], H

4/13/88 p6, H 4/16/88 p6, H 4/15/88 p6, H 4/12/88 p6

Zeigler, Helen [Kovacks], H 1/13/88 p6, H 1/11/88 p6, H 1/14/88 p6

Zilske, Augusta [Getner], H 12/17/88 p6, H 12/16/88 p6

Ziobro, Nellie Victoria, H 2/18/88 p6, H 2/20/88 p6

Zullo, Alyce Delia, H 11/25/88 p6, H 11/22/88 p6

Zur, Hilde P, H 12/19/88 p6Occidental Petroleum


Ocean transportation. SEE SHIPPING

Oceanic. SEE RESEARCH VESSEL OCEANIC

Oceanside ConstructionNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Odor control. SEE AIR-

POLLUTIONOehler, Gregg R.

Ex-Wilton man guiding force behind magazine on Vietnam [photo], H 3/22/88 p19+

Office leasesAnxious landlords may cut prices:

Office space available, H 3/31/88 p25+

Big tenants sign leases, H 12/31/88 p14

Commercial real estate, BJ 10/10/88 p4+

Developers are cautious, brokers remain optimistic, BJ 10/10/88 p7

Eye on Real Estate, H 3/3/88 p33, H 7/12/88 p10, H 8/9/88 p11, H 8/23/88 p17, H 10/11/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: Activity picks up at Darien site [photo], H 6/9/88 p27

Eye on Real Estate: For lease [photo], H 8/30/88 p29

Eye on Real Estate: Former engraving plant leases to office tenant, H 9/29/88 p15


Friedland arranges office leasing for American Computer Resources Inc, H 10/13/88 p35

Leading recovery. Office leasing activity gains

H 10/27/88 p29+Leasing activity picks up along I-

95, H 4/14/88 p25+Norwalk, Shelton : office hot

spots, H 11/3/88 p29+Office vacancy: Bankers [chart

p18], H 7/21/88 p17+Office vacancy: Brokers [chart

p18], H 7/21/88 p17+SWRPA to recommend reducing

`overwhelming' office growth, H 4/5/88 p7

Today's bust is tommorrow's boom in local real estate market, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

Twin Towers developers address financial woes [photo], H 7/15/88 p1+

Office leasingCounty leasing activity lacks

glitter, H 1/26/88 p52Good deals available for city's

office space [photo], H 1/26/88 p24

Tough leasing in tenant's market: Merrittview fills up [photo], H 1/28/88 p25+

Office temps. SEE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

Ogden Allied`Petty problems' hinder City Hall

maintenance, H 7/22/88 p1+Firm will be paid $283,000 for

City Hall maintenance, H 4/25/88 p1+

Ogden House-WiltonGrowing up in different eras:

Students profile their elders: Authors and their subject [photo], H 6/17/88 p1+

Pupils learn about life in 1920s [photo], H 4/22/88 p23+

Oil as fuelHome heating oil prices could

rise [photo], H 12/15/88 p31+Oil disposal

Disposal of motor oil a dilemma for users, H 8/11/88 p1+

Oil spills-NorwalkDivers investigating leak in power

cable, H 8/17/88 p11

Fuel oil leak contaminates pond, stream, H 10/12/88 p11

Fuel oil spills into pond near Rowayton School, H 1/21/88 p8

Oil leak may be contaminating well water, H 6/8/88 p7

Oil spills-WestonSource of Weston oil leak still

unknown, H 10/28/88 p10Oil spills-Westport

Truck's diesel fuel spills into marsh in Westport, H 1/23/88 p8

Oil storage tanks-WestportCommittee supports tank

replacement, H 5/18/88 p15+Olbrich, Greg

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32, H 3/23/88 p25


Old Huckleberry Rd.-WiltonResidents call for road to be

paved, H 4/19/88 p37Old Mill Beach-Westport

Lifeguard sevice halted at one Westport beach, H 8/26/88 p13

Old Split Rock House-WiltonResidents worried about plans for

old Wilton house, H 9/21/88 p41

Older Women's League. SEE OWL

Olin Corp.Olin reports record third quarter

results, BJ 10/31/88 p16Olin set to complete $104 million

deal for General Defense, BJ 12/26/88 p5

Western-sporting art at Silvermine Metro [photo], H 9/8/88 p15

Oller, Walter J.Wilton teacher tried to find talents

in all his students, H 6/23/88 p13+

Olmsted, Dr. ErikVet praises U. S. Surgical

[photo], H 7/5/88 p23+Olson, Kark W.

Dr. Olson relocates office, H 10/24/88 p19

Olson, Peter E.Norwalk man representing

national VFW at convention [photo], H 6/16/88 p34

On-The-Mend"On the Mend" helps working

parents cope [photo], H 7/11/88 p13

Suzan Haley to head On-The-Mend [photo], H 11/5/88 p18

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Ongley, ConstanceOngley, Kraus become

administrators at Staples, H 7/8/88 p14

Operetta. SEE FAIRFIELD COUNTY STUDENT OPERETTA WORKSHOP

Opinion. SEE PUBLIC OPINION-NAME OF TOWN

Opinion polls. SEE PUBLIC OPINION POLLS

Optical instrumentsCountdown on telescope

continues [photo], H 10/6/88 p45+

Optics, Fiber. SEE FIBER OPTICS

Oral history-WestportHistory placed in perspective

[photo], H 3/1/88 p11Oral reading. SEE ALSO

READINGTrelease: Reading to young

children a must for parents, H 10/20/88 p41+

Orbit ToolEye on Real Estate, H 8/30/88

p29Orchard Lakes

Two tie vote spell doom for gazebo, H 10/25/88 p4

Orchestras. SEE NORWALK SYMPHONY

Organic foodOrganic food to match your

budget and taste [photo], H 4/19/88 p14

Ornamental grasses-DarienGrass found by turnpike baffles

experts [photo], H 9/22/88 p15

Orr, SusanAdding finishing touches [photo],

H 10/28/88 p23ORT-FAIRFIELD COUNTY

REGIONLocal ORT delegates [photo], H

4/20/88 p19ORT-Greater Norwalk Chapter

Help for STAR and ORT [photo], H 4/13/88 p17

Osborne Ave.-NorwalkCondos proposed for Osborne

Ave., H 5/9/88 p1+Planners recommend partial

zone shift to protect homes, H 6/2/88 p10

Plans for Osborne Avenue condos set for review, H 7/23/88 p9

OSK & Associates, Ltd.New business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p18

Our Lady of Fatima ChurchFather Guglielmi on television

Sunday, H 3/5/88 p32Overlook Park Health Care

CenterOverlook Park residents present

a play: A bunch of real troupers [photo], H 6/15/88 p32

Overseas Trading Co.New business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Overton property

Overton's fined for docks, H 3/3/88 p6

Overton, MartinCouncilman: DPW deputy not

certified, H 11/30/88 p1+Owens, Caroline Mulford

Newsletter experts to meet press [photo], H 10/6/88 p47

Owens, RobertNorwalk truck driver escapes

fiery death, H 12/8/88 p1+OWL

OWL panel aired [photo], H 10/1/88 p17

Ox Ridge Horse ShowOx Ridge show resembles beauty

pageant for horses [photo], H 6/18/88 p21


Oxford Health PlansStrictly Business: Oxford Health

drops NY account, H 8/4/88 p15

Wiggins dedicated to health care [photo], [chart], H 9/22/88 p19+

Oyster Festival'Sister Sun' pleases with infinite

variety [photo], H 9/9/88 p17+10,000 Miles' Norwalk visit. Mon

Lei. Norwalk docking [photo], H 9/23/88 p28+

About 150,000 showed up for Oyster Fest [photo], H 9/12/88 p1+

Amateur radio group to send free messages from Festival, H 9/8/88 p7

Amphitheater size reduced: For Willie Nelson concert, H 8/19/88 p10

Committee grounds helicopter ride plan, H 6/21/88 p20

Despite deficit on Nelson concert; Oyster Fest made over $200,000, H 11/8/88 p4

Festival still needs some fine tuning, H 9/16/88 p9

Higher ticket price OK'd for Oyster Festival, H 1/21/88 p1+

Measure would cut Festival by one day, H 7/23/88 p1+

Music, food, froth highlight 11th annual Oyster Festival [photo], H 9/1/88 p7

Nelson concert lost money, but festival called success, H 9/27/88 p7

Nelson tickets hot item, H 8/5/88 p11

No 'copters [letter], H 7/14/88 p5No problems [letter], H 9/17/88 p5O'Neill officially opens Festival

[photo], H 9/10/88 p1+Orderly setup [photo], H 9/7/88 p8Overlooked [letter], H 9/30/88 p5Oyster Fest traffic topic of

discussion, H 11/16/88 p4Oyster Festival a top '88 event:

According to bus association, H 1/8/88 p9

Oyster Festival gets into full swing for weekend [photo], H 9/9/88 p1+

Oyster Festival granted a 10-year lease, H 4/13/88 p1+

Oyster Festival opener [photo], H 8/1/88 p13

Oyster Festival under way today, H 9/8/88 p1+

Oyster Festival will remain at 4 days, H 7/27/88 p1+

Panel studies closing roads for festival, H 8/26/88 p1+

Panel told to study park work's effect on Oyster Festival, H 8/15/88 p1+

Raps Oyster Fest expenditure [letter], H 8/20/88 p5

Residents: '88 Festival not hardship, H 9/13/88 p1+

Seaport Sun [supplement to Norwalk Hour], H 9/7/88 p1+

Seaport-Nelson agreement shakes up police at concert, H 9/9/88 p8

Sees festival on a `free ride' [letter], H 7/29/88 p5

Street closing proposed for festival, H 11/21/88 p7

Tall ships dock for Festival [photo], H 8/26/88 p26

Ticket sales for Willie Nelson concert hit a few sour notes, H 7/22/88 p7

Vets Park is home of Oyster Festival for 10 more years, H 3/22/88 p9

Willie Nelson tickets on sale today [photo], H 7/20/88 p9

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Oyster House-NorwalkOyster house restoration gets

underway, H 7/19/88 p10

PP.L.P. Associates

Kettle pond near North Avenue leaves office building in limbo, H 12/6/88 p5

PACPACs help pay campaign costs.

But do they influence votes? [chart], H 10/25/88 p15+

Pace Marketing CommunicationsMarketing and ad libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5Pace/Scrivener


Pacesetter Half MarathonRamirez, Swiegart, garner

Pacesetter half marathon, H 9/21/88 p40

Pack-Timco Inc.Pack-Timco executive tours

`Dallas' ranch, H 3/17/88 p28Pagano, Ed

Pagano left classroom for tennis court [photo], H 10/14/88 p23+

Paglialunga, LennySHS field hockey is a family affair


Paglialunga, LizaSHS field hockey is a family affair


Paidas, JimPromotion Sales had a rocky

start, BD 12/88 p19Paine Builders

Bankrupty, BJ 10/10/88 p 22Painters Gallery

Painters gallery show is on maritime theme [photo], H 7/29/88 p21

Palmer's SupermarketSupermarket lease defended, H

8/10/88 p29Supermarket plans to close store

in Gateway Center [photo], H 8/4/88 p41

Palmer, MikeCross coach praises NHS'

Palmer [photo], H 1/28/88 p17+



Palmieri, LindaNorwalk woman wins $1 million in

`Joker's Wild', H 2/25/88 p1+Pals, Pen. SEE PEN PALSPamby Chrysler-Plymouth of

RidgefieldPamby Chrysler wins recognition,

H 5/5/88 p30Pandick Inc.


Panzarella, KenAround the Towns: Boy takes

part in school pageant, H 12/20/88 p10

Papadopoulos, Dr. SteveNorwalk resident honored as

teacher of year [photo], H 5/18/88 p9

Paper industryGreat Northern Nekoosa: Happy

days [photo], H 8/11/88 p13+Parallel Tours


Paramedics. SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS

Paraphernalia, Drug. SEE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA

Parental leave-Law and legislation

Parental leave bill's impact [letter], H 9/9/88 p5

Parents and Friends of Lower Fairfield County. SEE ALSO GROUP HOMES-NAME OF TOWN

Outgoing president honored [photo], H 1/23/88 p10

Parents and Friends of Lower Fairfield County and Associated Group Homes. SEE PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF LOWER FAIRFIELD COUNTY

Parents of Disabled Children Group. SEE MID-FAIRFIELD CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER

Paretzky, JayEMS volunteers elect new

president, H 12/7/88 p38Park Towers Condominium

Sees pilot project too risky [letter], H 10/17/88 p11

Parking decks-WestportMerchants press for parking deck

[photo], H 1/28/88 p13+Westport traffic panel to oppose

parking deck, H 3/7/88 p13Parking fees-Norwalk

City considering new parking fees, H 7/21/88 p1+

City considering parking fee hike, H 3/3/88 p1+

Council OKs parking hikes, but for less than proposed, H 8/10/88 p1+

Foes say hikes should buy more parking security, H 6/22/88 p1+

Haviland permits not hot ticket, H 8/23/88 p6

It's a `tax' [letter], H 8/9/88 p5Merchants blast parking fees, H

7/25/88 p1+Opposes fee hike [letter], H

8/9/88 p4Parking fees [letter], H 7/27/88

p5, H 8/5/88 p5Protests put fee and fine rate

schedule on hold, H 7/27/88 p9

Parking fines-NorwalkCity parking ticket reviews

assigned to Law Department, H 11/22/88 p7

Collection plan for parking tickets blocked by council, H 6/15/88 p9

Parking fines going up, H 10/17/88 p1+

Parking scofflaw beware!, H 7/1/88 p1+

Protests put fee and fine rate schedule on hold, H 7/27/88 p9

Stiff fine is proposed for motorists using handicapped spaces illegally, H 7/22/88 p6

Parking fines-WestportBoot sends scofflaws scurrying to

pay fines, H 2/19/88 p11+Police to put the boot on parking

scofflaws [photo], H 2/3/88 p33

Parking lots-Norwalk. SEE ALSO HAVILAND ST. PARKING DECK

Agency says lot paved illegally, H 12/22/88 p12

Committee recommends sealer for parking lot, H 8/17/88 p11

Commuter parking to improve, H 11/28/88 p1+

Council okays lot work, H 8/24/88 p11

Design changes in shopping center parking lot considered

Fee hike halves park permit renewals, H 9/12/88 p1+

Firm tabbed to run Maritime Center lots, H 6/16/88 p9

Land owners invited to meeting on Isaac Street parking plan, H 4/1/88 p10

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Parking lots-Norwalk (Continued)Money OK'd for parking

improvements, H 9/7/88 p1+Parking lot project is approved, H

3/15/88 p9Paved lot at condos may be

undone for lack of permits, H 12/20/88 p1+

Plans for three parking areas in city move ahead, H 4/22/88 p1

Resident would like more security at Webster Street lot, H 10/5/88 p9

Parking lots-WestportParking lot paving plan turned

down again: By Westport Board of Finance, H 7/7/88 p13+

Parking penalties. SEE PARKING FINES-NAME OF TOWN

Parking technologyTransact to market parking

systems, H 10/4/88 p13+Parking-Norwalk

Bell Island parking is FD concern, H 7/23/88 p9

Council passes funds for review of future uptown parking need, H 1/13/88 p1+

Parking spaces [letter], H 4/20/88 p5

Parking studies would cost $140,000, H 1/7/88 p1+


Parking-RowaytonBell Island parking is FD concern,

H 7/23/88 p9Parking-Westport

Commission adopts parking amendment, H 3/15/88 p17+

Officials examine parking plans [photo], H 2/9/88 p37+

Officials work on resolving parking issue, H 1/27/88 p35+

Parking meters to be studied by Westport, H 3/9/88 p13+

Parking seen as major issue in preservation of building [photo], H 1/12/88 p11+

Parking to affect firehouse sale?, H 1/13/88 p13+

Traffic report gets high marks: From citizen's advisory committee, H 1/26/88 p11+

Parking-WiltonCommission debates parking

proposals for town center, H 6/1/88 p33

Parks. SEE ALSO NAME OF PARK

Parks-NorwalkPark plan needs $$ to go on, H

11/21/88 p4Parks-Westport

State wil help pay for river park work, H 1/14/88 p13

Pars ContractorsNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Partners in Caring


Pasacreta Park-WestportVeterans plan special ceremony

[photo], H 8/9/88 p9+Pascarelli Plumbing & Heating

CompanyBankruptcies, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Pasquale Wood Finishing Co.Pasquale's thriving after 25 years

[photo], H 10/29/88 p33+Pasta Nostra

In SoNo restaurant [photo], H 12/22/88 p16

Pathfinder ProductionsEckrich sells `Work and Perk'

vans [photo], H 3/24/88 p27+Pathmark Stores

Pathmark stores stay open despite strike by workers, H 8/19/88 p6

Pathmark strike vote due Sunday, H 7/16/88 p8

Tempers rising at mall over strikers' tactics [photo], H 8/26/88 p1+

Patient Lady. SEE ROTON POINT SAILING ASSOCIATION'S PATIENT LADY TEAM

Patricia WalshBankruptcies, BJ 11/7/88 p18

Patrick, Russell H.Patrick ready to plan new roads

[photo], H 8/8/88 p33+Patti's Toys


Payne, Smitty Jr.Norwalk mailman bowls 806

series, H 12/22/88 p41PCBs. SEE POLYCHLORINATED

BIPHENYLSPDC International


PDC Marketing CommunicationsFocus on Marketing, H 2/16/88

p21Peach Island

Got $595,000? Buy Peach Island [photo], H 6/30/88 p13+

Peanut Butter Touring CompanyMission: Get children hooked on

theater: Jim Schilling of PBTC [photo], H 7/18/88 p19

Pearson, Barbara A.Hall-Brooke Hospital names

Pearson director, H 7/30/88 p21

Pearson, Roger J.Budgetary concerns underpin

debate by Shays and Pearson [photo], H 10/15/88 p1+


Democrats choose Pearson candidate for 4th District race, H 8/2/88 p7

Influx of foreign money in America irks Pearson, H 10/25/88 p4

Pearson lends support to day care funding bill, H 9/21/88 p10

Pearson to push for affordable housing [photo], H 10/22/88 p5

Werner replaces ailing Boyle as Pearson campaign manager, H 10/3/88 p7

Pedestrian malls. SEE SHOPPING MALLS

Pedrick Yacht DesignsFocus on Marketing, H 8/30/88

p31Pegasus

Pegasus director chosen for Delta Society board, H 7/27/88 p35

Pegasus Therapeutic Riding Inc. SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED CHILDREN

'Pegasus' provides unique therapy tool [photo], H 10/8/88 p37+

Teaching Horse project featured [photo], H 9/13/88 p36

Pelligrino, Anthony J.Deputy sheriff says: Attitude

hindering war on drugs [photo], H 7/8/88 p13+

Pen palsPen pals meet here...after 28

years. A visitor from Australia [photo], H 12/12/88 p13+

Penn Gardner Associates Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 3/17/88

p29, H 8/6/88 p34Penny's Diner and Restaurant

Diner owner guilty of tax evasion, H 7/20/88 p11


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Pensions401 (k) plans work for employers

and employees, BD 10–11/88 p8+

City, unions agree on pension contract, H 3/2/88 p7

Employees offered option on pension plan, H 7/18/88 p29

Esposito set to sign union pension pacts, H 4/12/88 p12

Union pension pacts endorsed by panel, H 3/17/88 p11

Penske Corp.GE Capital, Penske plan joint

truck leasing venture, H 6/7/88 p21

People's Bank$ 1 billion goal of People's Bank

will boost areaBJ 10/24/88 p1+

$10 million dollar lawsuit filed against People's Bank by Telentry Systems, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p4

Bank president to don tights for `Giselle' role as Duke of Courland [photo], H 3/10/88 p37

Consumer Digest joins People's Bank to offer affinity credit card, BJ 10/24/88 p7

Grand opening [photo], H 6/7/88 p22

New service from People's Bank, BJ 11/21/88 p14

People's Bank declares dividend, BJ 10/31/88 p2

People's Bank offers stock-again, H 5/24/88 p27+

People's Bank poised to confront the future, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

People's Bank, NY Life lease in Fairfield, BJ 12/5/88 p6

People's reports drop in earnings, H 10/22/88 p13


Savvy investors quiz People's Bank, H 6/9/88 p29

Strictly Business: People's Bank sees earnings fall, H 7/26/88 p21

Strictly Business: People's Bank trading begins, H 7/7/88 p25

Strictly Business: People's expands offers stock, H 5/5/88 p29

People's Phone Co.AT & T rate cuts change ball

game, H 10/20/88 p13+Focus on Marketing, H 5/19/88

p39Long distance, please [photo], H

8/16/88 p13

Neilsen's & Peoples (sic) offer free long-distance mom calls, H 5/4/88 p32

People's Phone to sponsor election night coverage, H 11/8/88 p15

Peoples Phone Co. to give away phones at SACIA Expo `88, BJ 11/14/88 p2

Peoples Phone Co.: Small but feisty [photo], H 2/18/88 p23+

Peoples Phone expands fiber optics [photo], H 9/22/88 p20

Peoples Phone offers special to home buyers [photo], H 6/21/88 p14

Peoples, Alex Jr.Investigator says city detective

used `poor judgment' in shooting, H 6/28/88 p9


Pepperidge Farm Inc.Accolades for winners [photo], H

3/25/88 p32Mentor program in schools

enrolls 57 employees from six companies, H 12/1/88 p4

Pepperidge caught in OSHA crack down, H 12/17/88 p13+

Pepperidge cuts delivery time [photo], H 8/23/88 p17+

Pepperidge decision lauded by founder of Heart Savers, H 12/30/88 p4

Pepperidge Farm faces $1.3 million OSHA fine, H 12/14/88 p1+

Pepperidge Farm to cut fat with substitute for palm oil, H 12/29/88 p23

Shippers learn computer basics, H 11/10/88 p15

Strictly Business: Pepperidge Farm wins contest, H 9/8/88 p23

Pequot PlazaEye on Real Estate, H 4/5/88 p19

Performance ProgramsFinding employees in tight

market is tough. Don't settle for less, advises psychologist, H 9/1/88 p29

Perijuana Liquor StoreNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Periodicals, Publishing of


Second Wind courts over-50 crowd [photo], H 5/3/88 p31

Perkin-Elmer Corp.Contracts Awarded, BJ 11/7/88

p18Countdown on telescope

continues [photo], H 10/6/88 p45+

Good news-bad news for Perkin-Elmer, H 11/19/88 p13+

Jobs shuffle at Perkin-Elmer: Federal budget axe falls, H 3/3/88 p33+

Manufacturers zero in on QUALITY [photo], H 7/14/88 p23+

P & Z delays vote on expansion of Perkin-Elmer, H 7/8/88 p13+

P-E employees help Meals on Wheels, H 11/25/88 p4

P-E exec urges global effort, H 9/15/88 p24

P-E wins contract, H 8/13/88 p14Perkin Elmer sells interest in N.

J. firm, H 8/2/88 p1+Perkin-Elmer acquires California

company, H 2/19/88 p10Perkin-Elmer denies layoff

rumors, H 4/5/88 p19Perkin-Elmer equips UConn

biotech lab, H 7/5/88 p26Perkin-Elmer expansion wins

approval in Wilton, H 7/26/88 p1+

Perkin-Elmer exports jump 50%: As dollar softens, H 3/10/88 p26

Perkin-Elmer hits Japanese jackpot, H 8/27/88 p13

Perkin-Elmer pushes restructuring, consolidation: After tough year [photo], H 1/26/88 p28

Perkin-Elmer reports improved results for the first quarter, BJ 11/28/88 p19

Perkin-Elmer strikes Digital deal, H 10/27/88 p29

Perkin-Elmer takes Wilton commission to court, H 6/24/88 p33

Perkin-Elmer to improve buildings: Brick to replace granite and glass, H 3/15/88 p17

Perkin-Elmer top taxpayer again in Wilton, H 4/18/88 p13

Perkin-Elmer wins big Army contract, H 6/14/88 p19

Recognizing the problem. Employers back drug education, H 10/29/88 p33

Strictly Business: Perkin-Elmer orders, sales up, H 5/17/88 p19

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Perkin-Elmer Corp. (Continued)Strictly Business: Perkin-Elmer

sales, orders up, H 2/18/88 p23


Wilton zone change plan draws little reaction: Perkin-Elmer, Dreyfus affected, H 5/24/88 p21

Perry Ave.-NorwalkDumping along new road's path

has residents demanding action, H 8/25/88 p1+

State may put dirt barriers on Perry Ave, H 8/31/88 p1+

Wetlands take brunt of dumping [photo], H 7/25/88 p1+

Perry, Charles`Shaving' makes it safely to

Florida, H 11/8/88 p13+Perry, Gregory M.

Gregory Perry named to Union Trust board [photo], H 1/7/88 p34

Perschino, ArthurProblem of drugs near school hits

home daily at Columbus [photo], H 10/19/88 p1+

Person-to-PersonHarvest Ball for Person-to-

Person: After 20 years of service [photo], H 9/12/88 p13+

Norwalk couple enjoys involvement: With student assistance program, H 1/28/88 p11

Person-to-Person directors selected, H 5/28/88 p33

Person-to-Person seeks scholarship contributions, H 10/25/88 p10

Person-to-Person to mark 20th year, H 11/5/88 p38

Person-to-Person School Fund Drive


Personal Search Inc.New business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Personnel Corporation of

AmericaCapital market system

discourages long-term planning, survey shows, BJ 12/26/88 p6

U. S. sales force earns low marks, H 9/1/88 p27+

Personnel managementPersonnel points: hiring temp-to-

perm: is it deal of the century?, BD 12/88 p28

Personnel points: recruiting effectiveness: knowing your cost-per-hire, BD 10–11/88 p48+

Peshkin, Joy KonyPeshin a member of exclusive

group. President of Westport Bar Association [photo], H 9/3/88 p37+

Pet storesLick Your Chops takes franchise

route [photo], H 1/5/88 p9Puppy given worthy name, H

10/14/88 p45Pet wild animals. SEE WILD

ANIMALS AS PETSPeter DeMarkey


Peterdi, GaborArt of Peterdi-protest and glory

[photo], H 10/14/88 p15+New Peterdi work in Silvermine

show. Opening on Sept. 10 [photo], H 9/2/88 p13


Talks on drawing [photo], H 9/16/88 p15

Peters, Diane`Princess' gets royal treatment, H

1/11/88 p1+Peterson, Mahlon

Madrigual (sic) Choir, Peterson hit high notes in Weston [photo], H 3/5/88 p15+

Petroleum Heat and Power Company Inc.

Petroleum Heat and Power reports increase in cash flow for period, BJ 11/28/88 p8

Pettorini, Albert LukeEx-city man's body found near

scene of crash, H 2/23/88 p1+Petty larceny. SEE LARCENY-

NAME OF TOWNPfeil, Susan

The mountains echoed with gunfire [photo], H 3/28/88 p1+

Pharmacists-NorwalkPharmacists resent mail-order

push, H 10/25/88 p1+Pheasant Hill-Weston

Commission stands by decision, H 4/14/88 p15

Phelps, A.D. Inc. SEE A. D. PHELPS INC.

PHH HomequityPHH Homequity studies

relocations, H 11/1/88 p13

Relocation: Tough family decision [graph], H 5/10/88 p22

Philcox, Mrs. Terry (Carla)Another Norwalker heads club

federation: Their agenda is surprising [photo], H 6/6/88 p23+

Philcox, ToddEastern collegge powers relying

on local QBs. Philcox is ready to lead Syracuse [photo], H 9/2/88 p25+

Norwalk's Philcox ties mark with 4 TD passes, H 10/10/88 p27

Seeing is believing for one Philcox observer, H 9/2/88 p25

Phillip-Bruce SalonEye on Real Estate: Three leases

[photo], H 3/31/88 p25Phillips, Dolores A.

Garden dedicated to teacher: Phillips remembered at Wolfpit [photo], H 6/10/88 p14

Phoenixcor Inc.Phoenixcor acquires service firm,

H 12/6/88 p13Phoenixcor goes bi-coastal, H

11/19/88 p13Photographers-Westport

Westporter shows Tunisia pictures, H 3/7/88 p20

Photographers-WiltonHer portraits chosen [photo], H

6/15/88 p27On display [photo], H 6/23/88 p32

Photography, Glamour. SEE GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY

Physical fitnessCider Mill School wins fitness

award, H 10/6/88 p49Getting fit in Wilton [photo], H

9/2/88 p37Norwalk sports a variety of health

& fitness centers [photo], H 4/19/88 p13+

Physical fitness centersExercise system under

microscope: Some health officials question benefit [photo], H 6/6/88 p35

Health club heyday come and gone [photo], H 9/17/88 p13+

Physical Therapists-NorwalkHealth/Fitness: Therapists attend

symposium, H 6/13/88 p18Physicians

A shortage? [letter], H 4/30/88 p5Enough MDs [letter], H 5/11/88 p5Greenwich physicians announce

plans for Wilton satellite office, H 4/18/88 p13+

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Physicians (Continued)Health/Fitness: 2 certified as

sports physicians, H 9/6/88 p29

Health/Fitness: Associates add Dr. Eison, H 6/20/88 p21

Health/Fitness: Dr. Dubey joins practice, H 6/20/88 p21

Health/Fitness: Dr. Moore opens office, H 6/13/88 p18

Health/Fitness: Group opens local office, H 9/12/88 p10

Hospitals easing out foreign doctors, H 3/1/88 p19+

Psychiatrist offers STDP treatment: Effective against anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, H 8/29/88 p10

Westport man elected by medical group, H 5/25/88 p15

Pia, AlAl Pia set for new decade, new

classes of thespians [photo], H 6/3/88 p13+

PICMiller named chairman of area

industry council [photo], H 7/12/88 p20

Private Industry Council provides work, education for 84 youngsters [photo], H 8/26/88 p10

Pickwick Plaza-GreenwichFocus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51Picture frames and framing

Frame-up shop goes underground, H 11/19/88 p13+

Piers-NorwalkArmy engineers consider

application for local pier, H 9/13/88 p7

Engineers seek public comment on construction of piers, H 8/17/88 p12

Panel reviews applications: For piers in Five Mile River, H 5/13/88 p10

Pine Plus LtdEye on Real Estate: Wilton

relocation [photo], H 9/29/88 p15

Pine, Samuel W.Property owners hear debate

over P & Z split [photo], H 3/24/88 p7

Pinnix, LutherDental records establish identity

of floating body, H 3/9/88 p9Pinto, Dominick

Judge says tiger can't return to Darien home, H 3/25/88 p1+

Pinto, JohnCelebrates 100th [photo], H

5/14/88 p15Pinto, Sandi

Judge says tiger can't return to Darien home, H 3/25/88 p1+

Pipe bombs. SEE ALSO U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

Pipe bombs-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Pipe bomb

deactivated, H 12/23/88 p8Pipe lines. SEE GAS-PIPE LINESPiro-Palotay Real Estate Inc.


Four local real estate firms unite [photo], H 8/2/88 p13+

Pitman, WilliamLife is the pits for Pitman [photo],

H 6/4/88 p1+NPD lieutenant in running for

Shelton chief's post, H 5/19/88 p11

NPD's Pitman picked as Shelton's top cop [photo], H 5/21/88 p1+

Pitney Bowes Credit Corp.Pitney Bowes Credit Corp.

Company's raw material: Money [photo], H 2/16/88 p19+

Pitney Bowes Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 1/19/88

p19, H 5/3/88 p29, H 8/30/88 p29

New dictaphone system, H 11/5/88 p13

New products boost Pitney Bowes results, H 7/28/88 p30


Pitney Bowes buys Australian division, I 11/25–12/8/88 p5

Pitney Bowes drops ad agency: Agency shake up, H 1/28/88 p26

Pitney Bowes expanding from position of strength, BJ 11/14/88 p1+


Pitney Bowes hosts United Way [photo], BJ 12/19/88 p20

Pitney Bowes may relocate 200: Option in Shelton, H 3/8/88 p13+

Pitney Bowes preserves `poison pill': Despite opposition, H 5/10/88 p21

Pitney Bowes settles case, H 9/10/88 p7

Pitney-Bowes buys software maker, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Pitney-Bowes is awarded contract by General Services Administration, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Silvermine Collection '88: Pitney Bowes hosts gala preview party [photo], H 4/15/88 p17

Strictly Business: Pitney Bowes earnings up 26%, H 2/4/88 p21

Strictly Business: Pitney Bowes launches product, H 9/10/88 p13

Strictly Business: Pitney Bowes sells subsidiary, H 3/3/88 p33

Strictly Business: S & P boosts Pitney Bowes rating, H 8/4/88 p15

Takeover rumors abound, H 3/18/88 p11

Place, John BassettCompany-backed child care pays

off: Former teacher advocates employer role in day care [photo], H 8/18/88 p15+

Planned Parenthood of Connecticut

Two Westporters appointed to board, H 6/28/88 p12

Planners, Financial. SEE FINANCIAL PLANNERS

Platzer, Dr. MichaelCouple donates $1,200 from

house sale to NEON, H 7/19/88 p7

Platzer, BonnieCouple donates $1,200 from

house sale to NEON, H 7/19/88 p7

Playgrounds-Norwalk6th District panel backs beach

playground, H 1/14/88 p10Playgrounds-Westport

All-volunteer group plans to build $50,000 playground at Compo, H 6/17/88 p37

Playing fieldsOpinion issued on use of fields at

former school, H 10/14/88 p45

Playtex Inc.Refinancing announced by

Playtex, H 9/14/88 p8Plazas, Toll. SEE TOLL PLAZASPleas (Criminal procedure)

Betance pleads innocent, H 12/14/88 p5

Pleas of guiltyAttorney enters not guilty plea, H

12/28/88 p4Campbell case continued...again.

Plea bargain agreement possible, H 9/17/88 p37

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Pleas of guilty (Continued)Campbell guilty, faces 45 years

[photo], H 9/21/88 p1+City man enters not guilty plea, H

5/19/88 p6City man gets prison term: On

drug distribution charges, H 1/13/88 p11

Ex-IRS officer pleads guilty in Norwalk case, H 8/6/88 p3

Father pleads guilty to manslaughter, H 12/29/88 p1+

Five plead guilty to drug charges, H 10/25/88 p4

Four TNT targets file guilty pleas on drug charges, H 5/10/88 p1+

Guilty plea filed in 1987 slaying of homeless man, H 10/13/88 p1+

Iorio pleads not guilty, H 5/20/88 p1+

Liberatore enters pleas of not guilty, H 2/11/88 p18


Local woman pleads guilty to false ID, H 9/16/88 p10

Man pleads guilty to arson at motel, H 6/14/88 p7

Man pleads not guilty in assault, H 5/19/88 p10

Man pleads not guilty in assaults, H 3/16/88 p12

Man pleads not guilty in city shooting case, H 1/6/88 p8

Norwalk teenager enters guilty plea in connection with shooting, H 12/21/88 p21

Not guilty pleas entered to trash dumping charge, H 8/16/88 p30

Officer Fuller pleads not guilty to assaults, H 5/3/88 p11

Resident enters guilty plea in assaults on lady joggers, H 10/27/88 p9

Suspect in city abduction enters not guilty plea, H 1/7/88 p8

Suspect may plead in robbery, H 9/23/88 p9

Poaching, Lobster-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Alleged lobster

poachers nabbed, H 9/19/88 p8

Police communication systems-Norwalk

Language barriers raise fears of a police tragedy [photo], H 9/23/88 p1+

Police Union Local 1727After 8 years, Kruseski is

defeated: In election for

police union presidency, H 1/29/88 p10

Police Union Local 1727-NorwalkCity, cops bargaining once again,

H 10/20/88 p5Police union talks at impasse, H

10/13/88 p7Police unions backing bowl-a-

thon, H 9/14/88 p10Seaport-Nelson agreement

shakes up police at concert, H 9/9/88 p8

Polite, DonHour's Halls of Ivy, H 2/5/88 p32

Political Action Committee. SEE PAC

Political parties-Norwalk`Disenchantment' leads to

DePalma switch, H 5/10/88 p10

City Republicans open headquarters tonight, H 9/16/88 p9


Local polls disagree about impact of visit, H 9/2/88 p1+

Political parties devour information: As fast as computers spit it out, H 3/11/88 p10

Republicans open '88 headquarters [photo], H 9/17/88 p9

State Democrats criticize Bush for 'voodoo environmentalism' [photo], H 9/2/88 p1+

Unaffiliated voters top registration rolls: Neither party can command city majority, H 11/1/88 p1+

Political parties-WestportGOP candidates hit campaign

[photo], H 9/15/88 p16Political parties-Wilton

Wilton Republicans hear from primary candidates, H 9/7/88 p33

Polls. SEE PUBLIC OPINION POLLS

Pollution control devices (Motor vehicles). SEE MOTOR VEHICLES-POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES

Pollution control equipmentStrictly Business: Flygt wins

pollution control award, H 9/27/88 p15

Pollution equipment. SEE POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Pollution-Environmental aspectsArea group urge fuel

conservation after pollution alert, H 7/14/88 p9



DPW director claims garbage dumpsters are pollution source, H 10/11/88 p1+

Polycast Technology Corp.Contracts awarded, BJ 11/14/88

p18Polychlorinated biphenyls

Bids obtained for new tests on Baron's land, H 9/8/88 p41

PCB-contaminated oil no longer burned at Manressa plant, H 8/11/88 p9

Some local scrap dealers rejecting home appliances, H 8/15/88 p7

Trace amounts of PCBs found on Baron's property, H 8/16/88 p29

Pomroy, JimInvestors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Ponds-Norwalk

Kettle pond near North Avenue leaves office building in limbo, H 12/6/88 p5

Ponds-WestonCommission stands by decision,

H 4/14/88 p15Ponds-Westport. SEE

SHERWOOD MILL PONDPonds-Wilton. SEE KIWANIS

PONDPonus Ridge Middle School

City champs [field hockey] [photo], H 12/2/88 p34

Eighth grader at Ponus has a story published, H 10/22/88 p6

Students raise $600, H 1/27/88 p10

Ponus Ridge Middle School-Awards

Five students from Norwalk win awards at science fair, H 3/31/88 p10

Honor students win special treat [photo], H 1/22/88 p1+

Ponus student recognized for ability, potential, H 4/19/88 p6

Underclassmen win top prizes at science fair [photo], H 5/6/88 p1+

Pools, Swimming. SEE SWIMMING POOLS-NAME OF TOWN

200


Poor-Energy assistanceApplications available for energy

assistance, H 10/4/88 p10Pope, Joseph

Theosophy gleans principals from all religions in effort to learn the truth, H 10/29/88 p16+

Population. SEE NAME OF TOWN-POPULATION

Porky Manero's Steak HouseCause sought of explosion at

restaurant, H 7/20/88 p36Porro, Gian

Valedictorians: Lower enrollment may hurt students, H 6/24/88 p33+

Portland Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 12/6/88

p13Portland Place Gallery

Four firms signs leases in Lock Maritime Center, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Portofino Clam HouseLiquor sales dispute sparks

pullout from Maritime Center, H 10/6/88 p11

When new restaurant opens: Siblings will vie for SoNo diners [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

Posey Quest Genova Inc.Posey Quest Genova appointed

ad agency for Swiss chocolates, BJ 12/26/88 p9

Post 53. SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES-DARIEN

Postal serviceBlames USPS for lost tax bill

[letter], H 10/27/88 p11Deadline nearing for holiday

packages, H 10/26/88 p9Honored for action [photo], H

3/29/88 p7New mail rates to zap bulk

mailers [photo], H 3/29/88 p21+

Post office licking wounds: Out of three-cent stamps [photo], H 4/5/88 p9


Saturday hours changed at 3 post offices, H 9/9/88 p10

Postal service-by-productsPitney-Bowes buys software

maker, I 10/14–27/88 p6Pote, Rosemary A. SEE

ROSEMARY A. POTE AGENCY

Pounds, JoanHer portraits chosen [photo], H

6/15/88 p27

On display [photo], H 6/23/88 p32Poundstone, Sally

Poundstone to lead new library council [photo], H 8/1/88 p11+

Powdered Metal Inc.Powdered Metal bakes for GM:

From Norwalk factory [photo], H 5/5/88 p29+

Powell, Rev. PeterHome/Town People, H 8/23/88

p13Homeless shelter in Westport a

very real need [photo], H 7/2/88 p35+

Powell, Malcolm D.Norwalk Hospital names two to

its medical staff [photo], H 9/6/88 p28

PR PartnersNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Pratley, Karen


Praxis Media Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 2/16/88

p21, H 4/7/88 p26, H 5/19/88 p39

Praxis eyes options for '88, H 1/26/88 p23

SoNo pioneer sticks to homestead, H 12/1/88 p31

Preferred Health Care Ltd.Case management whittles cost:

As health insurance soars [photo p20], H 6/7/88 p19+

Strictly Business: Preferred health listed on AMEX, H 6/21/88 p11

Preferred Properties Inc.Preferred Properties [photo], H

4/21/88 p30Pregnancy, Adolescent

Teen pregnancy is state problem, H 1/25/88 p13+

Wilton LWV given statistics about teen-age pregnancy, H 10/13/88 p16+

Pregnancy, Complications ofNurse's monitoring traces fetal

heartbeat [photo], H 10/24/88 p18

Pregnancy, High-risk. SEE PREGNANCY, COMPLICATIONS OF

Preiss Breismeister CoatsFocus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51Premier Decision Management


Premier Relocation Services Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 9/1/88 p27

Preserve the Wetlands Inc.Group votes to support unified P

& Z, H 2/24/88 p7Suggestions offered by wetlands

group, H 11/11/88 p5Wetlands group to elect officers,

H 5/19/88 p14Presidential yachts (U. S.). SEE

PRESIDENTS-UNITED STATES-YACHTS

Presidents-United StatesSeries on American presidents

begins, H 9/21/88 p11Presidents-United States-Yachts

Restored presidential yacht visits Norwalk Thursday, H 9/21/88 p9

USS Sequoia big hit with residents [photo], H 9/23/88 p1+

Prestige TicketsNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Prevention of floods. SEE

FLOOD CONTROL-NAME OF TOWN

Prezzie, EdwardIn the Service, H 4/25/88 p31

Price, Nancy and JeffHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p16Pride in Norwalk

Chamber's 'Pride in Norwalk' awards. Coachworks, City Hall among projects given awards [photo], H 9/8/88 p10

Prime Realty GroupEye on Real Estate, H 10/11/88

p13Primerica Corp.

News in review, I 12/9–22/88 p4Primerica to sell holdings in


Primerica, Commercial Credit shareholders vote on merger, H 12/17/88 p4

Primerica, Williams conclude Massachusetts Indemnity merger, BJ 12/12/88 p 10

Print Connections Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 9/29/88

p17Prisoners-Suicidal behavior

Police Blotter: Prisoner attempts to hang himself, H 2/16/88 p8

Westport man found hanging in police cell, H 11/28/88 p8

Private Industry Council of Southern Connecticut, Inc. SEE PIC

Private schools. SEE NAME OF SCHOOL

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Private schools-New Canaan. SEE NEW CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOL

Private schools-Stamford. SEE KING SCHOOL; LOW-HEYWOOD THOMAS SCHOOL

Brunswick honors its students' efforts, H 6/17/88 p17

Pro-Fitness of ConnecticutNine new tenants lease space


Pro-Serv Inc.Pro-Serv leases office space in

Trefoil Park, BJ 11/21/88 p17Probate court-Darien

Morehouse retires from probate court [photo], H 8/15/88 p33

Probation-NorwalkWoman receives special

probation [photo], H 9/15/88 p15+

Procolor. SEE VTI PROCOLORProcter-Syntex Health Products

Co.Strictly Business: Joint venture

planned in Wilton, H 9/22/88 p19

Professional Flash Cards Ltd.Flash card firm weighs expansion

[photo], H 7/12/88 p19+Professional Pharmacy

Help on the way to a sister city [photo], H 10/29/88 p6

Professional Realty Co. Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 6/16/88

p27, H 11/15/88 p13Focus on Marketing: Joint

venture [photo], H 4/26/88 p23

Named agent in sale of Handyman Lunber in Stamford, H 10/13/88 p35

Professional Realty Co. Inc. is exclusive agent of 914 E. Main St., Stamford, H 10/25/88 p15

Professional Realty Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 6/16/88

p27Project Friendship. SEE FAMILY

AND CHILDREN'S AID OF GREATER NORWALK

They all had a great time [photo], H 3/16/88 p18

Project ReturnShow to feature Project Return

home, H 10/13/88 p17Promotion Sales, Ltd.

Promotion Sales had a rocky start, BD 12/88 p19

Property Care Inc.Bruggemans open Property

Care, H 11/22/88 p13Property tax-Westport

Grand list rises to $2.7 billion, H 2/26/88 p29+

Prostitution-NorwalkCouncil ponders raising fines for

prostitution, H 8/24/88 p1+Former beau blew whistle on Ms.

Waite [photo], H 3/1/88 p1+Higher fines voted against

prostitution, H 8/26/88 p1+Hookers to hike rates to

maintain`bust fund', H 8/24/88 p1+

Lyons: Let's put pinch on ladies of the night, H 7/29/88 p1+


Police Blotter: Prostitution arrest made, H 8/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Solicitation charge levied, H 9/13/88 p8

Prostitution fine raised to $1,000, H 9/15/88 p1+

Stamford fears influx of Norwalk hookers, H 10/12/88 p1+

Suspended sentences for Waite, H 9/14/88 p9

Waite case continued, H 5/5/88 p7

Prudential Insurance Co.Cowan to continue disrimination

suit, H 8/3/88 p10Ex-employee plans protest:

Outside local Prudential office, H 1/12/88 p9

In protest [photo], H 1/16/88 p1Pruning. SEE TREES, CARE OF-

WESTPORTPryde, Barbara

Chemist finds formula for success [photo], H 8/6/88 p33+

Psirris, SammyPsirris has right flavor for Kendall

campers [photo], H 8/16/88 p7

PsychicsPsychic shares gift in Weston, H

2/27/88 p13+Public housing. SEE ALSO

HOUSINGPublic housing-Norwalk

Admissions policy moves may effect public housing list, H 6/10/88 p14

Chief LaBianca suggests to let Roodner Court residents set the rules, H 10/14/88 p1+

City's anti-drug war mired in legalities, H 12/20/88 p1+

Colonial Village extension given, H 10/21/88 p4

Drug traffic threatens public housing, H 7/1/88 p10

Expansion foes request meeting, H 2/17/88 p1+

Four projects may get $1.4 million in HUD funding, H 7/19/88 p7

Main Avenue housing gets a green light, H 6/13/88 p1+

Mayor asks state to halt expansion, H 8/3/88 p7

Officials: Tenants hold key in drug fight [photo], H 12/21/88 p1+

Steam running out for addition to Colonial Village, H 10/20/88 p4


Village hails apparent end of expansion [photo], H 9/30/88 p1+

Public opinion pollsAs presidential debates

approach: Be wary of opinion poll results, H 9/24/88 p23+

Local polls disagree about impact of visit, H 9/2/88 p1+

Public opinion research. SEE PUBLIC OPINION POLLS

Public opinion-NorwalkIn Norwalk: Bentsen won, but I'm


Public opinion-Research. SEE PUBLIC OPINION POLLS

Public Relations PartnersNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Public school closings

Cold snaps records across the region. Norwalk schools closed after buses won't go. [photo], H 12/12/88 p1+


Schools observe Rosh Hashanah, H 9/12/88 p16

Schools shut Wednesday, H 9/20/88 p12

Public speakingPresenting yourself, BD 10–11/88

p26+Public welfare

Compromise to keep welfare office in city, H 4/16/88 p1+

Welfare reform bill not likely to change Connecticut system, H 10/5/88 p10

Puddings. SEE TOUJE PUDDINGS

202


PuffinsEye on Real Estate, H 3/22/88

p23Pumping machinery

Flygt pumps used in channel tunnel [photo], H 10/29/88 p33+

Pumpkin FestivalBringing home the pumpkin

[photo], H 10/19/88 p37Heave! Grabbing a pumpkin

[photo], H 10/17/88 p1Pumpkin festival set for Oct. 15.

Youngsters ready for the festival, H 10/4/88 p33+

PumpkinsPumpkin pickers paradise

[photo], H 10/26/88 p35Pumpkin picking [photo], H

10/11/88 p1Punshon, Judy

Punshon receives Sportsman Award [photo], H 5/31/88 p26

Purdue Frederick Co.Purdue Frederick helps NHS

students, H 9/20/88 p12Purdue Frederick provides

cancer grant, H 1/26/88 p33Purdue Frederick: Strong silent

[chart], H 8/9/88 p13Pure Energy DJs


PurilazeFocus on Marketing, H 1/5/88 p10

Putnam Trust Co.Primerica to sell holdings in


Putnam Trust, private investors to buy back stock, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

PuzzlesJigsaw puzzle maker moves to

SoNo [photo], H 4/21/88 p35+Pyramid Real Estate and

Management Co.Egghead Discount Store has


Pyramid-Beaudry Real Estate Services. SEE PYRAMID REAL ESTATE AND MANAGEMENT CO.

Pyrotechnics. SEE FIREWORKS-NAME OF TOWN

QQ Design Group


Quality assuranceAlligators' role in quality training

[photo], H 7/14/88 p23+

Manufacturers zero in on QUALITY [photo], H 7/14/88 p23+

Quarles Excavation ServiceNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Quarry Head-Wilton

Officials study purchase of 35-acre open space site [photo], H 5/25/88 p13+


Quarry Head land purchase supported: Possibility of state grant exists, H 6/7/88 p11+

Residents question need for open space, H 6/22/88 p23


Town votes to purchase Quarry Head property, H 6/27/88 p33

Wilton buys 35 acres, plans to sell houses, H 10/6/88 p48


Quayle, DanIn Norwalk: Bentsen won, but I'm


QuestnetNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Quick, Mike


RR & S Building Corp.

Bankruptcy, BJ 10/24/88 p18R. C. Bigelow Inc.

Bigelow files suit to halt tea merger, H 6/2/88 p27+

Bigelow hits Unilever plan, H 12/31/88 p14

Bigelow holds up Lipton acquisition: Appeals court grants stay, H 6/22/88 p9

Bigelow loses round in antitrust case, H 6/21/88 p14

Bigelow victorious in antitrust action, H 9/13/88 p13

Bigelow: Early days, H 7/26/88 p22

FTC stays out of Bigelow suit: As court action continues, H 7/26/88 p21+

Judicial panel to hear Bigelow appeal, H 7/19/88 p19+

R. C. Bigelow pursues antitrust appeal, H 11/29/88 p11

R. C. Bigelow restructures, H 10/13/88 p35

R. F. H. SportswearCustom work keeps shop

hopping, H 11/15/88 p13R. S. Silver & Co.


Raber, RogerRaber to resign as chairman of

Weston school board, H 9/8/88 p41

Radio advertisingAmerican Comedy Network is

serious about commercials, BJ 11/28/88 p 1+

Radio AgencyFocus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21, H 9/13/88 p17Radio commercials. SEE RADIO

ADVERTISINGRadio stations

Battle of the airwaves goes on [letter], H 10/12/88 p5

He should tune in listeners [letter], H 9/20/88 p5

Says radio more than ratings [letter], H 10/4/88 p5

Station owners aren't listening [letter], H 8/30/88 p5


Weston man in tune with FM: As new CBS vice president [photo], H 8/30/88 p37+

Yuppies target of radio wars [photo], H 8/18/88 p15+

Radley, Donald H.Councilman rebuts Radley

[letter], H 8/16/88 p5Radley appointment causes

controversy, H 8/10/88 p7Radley is appointed to Board of

Estimate, H 8/8/88 p7Replies to Radley [letter], H

8/15/88 p5Says mayor's choice

discouraging [letter], H 8/16/88 p5

Upset by comments at Council [letter], H 8/24/88 p5

RadonEye on Real Estate: Radon talk

[photo], H 6/23/88 p29Radon Co.


Four firms signs leases in Lock Maritime Center, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Radon Control SystemsNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18

203


Radon testing`Overwhelming demand' for

radon kits reported, H 1/9/88 p13+

Radon becomes corporate concern, H 6/7/88 p19+

Radon testing firms swamped, H 9/20/88 p13+

Report: Radon levels acceptable in most of area, H 3/31/88 p17+

Residents advised to test for radon, H 8/10/88 p29+

Wilton examines results of several radon tests, H 9/19/88 p1+

Rae Lane-NorwalkResidents oppose barracks, H

3/2/88 p1+Raff, Virginia


Raghu, SivaramanProud man, father waits patiently

for offer of job [photo], H 11/14/88 p5

Rags-a-tizingEye on Real Estate, H 8/16/88

p11Focus on marketing, H 11/8/88

p16Rail transportation. SEE

RAILROADSRailroad bridges-Norwalk

Coast Guard finds no cause to halt work on rail bridge [photo], H 4/22/88 p9

Ruptured hose blamed for oil slick: Under rail bridge over river, H 4/21/88 p12

Railroad Bridges-South Norwalk. SEE MEADOW STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE; WASHINGTON ST. RAILROAD BRIDGE

Railroads. SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RAILROAD PASSENGERS

Railroads-AccidentsAccident at railroad crossing

brings suit, H 10/12/88 p9Railroads-Commuting traffic

RR hopes to lure customers, H 10/17/88 p1+


Railroads-CrossingsAccident at railroad crossing

brings suit, H 10/12/88 p9Railroads-Stations-East Norwalk

Commuter parking to improve, H 11/28/88 p1+

DOT: Many commuters avoid Norwalk station, H 7/14/88 p1+

Railroads-Stations-RowaytonExpanded station parking

supported, H 6/22/88 p9Rowayton sells permits for

parking, H 4/18/88 p7Railroads-Stations-South

Norwalk90 meet with SoNo station

developers, H 7/13/88 p1+Another developer has design on

RR station [drawing], H 3/15/88 p1+

Competitors detail plans for train station, H 4/21/88 p1+

Concerned over depot plans [letter], H 7/25/88 p5

Condos, ballroom are featured in Katz's proposal [photo], H 2/3/88 p10

Conrail acreage for sale, H 6/16/88 p1+

Depot plans [letter], H 7/14/88 p5Developers seek help from

NEON on RR station plan, H 3/1/88 p1+

DOT: Many commuters avoid Norwalk station, H 7/14/88 p1+

Groups want debate on RR station, H 7/12/88 p1+

Katz unveils RR station proposal [photo], H 2/1/88 p1+

More on depot [letter], H 7/14/88 p5

New guard proposed at RR station, H 7/7/88 p1+

Questions choice of developer [letter], H 6/21/88 p5

RR station plan jumps second hurdle, H 6/3/88 p1+

Starrett proposal jumps next hurdle, H 7/20/88 p1+

Starrett to rebuild RR station [il on p8], H 6/2/88 p1+

Starrett wins city OK for station plan [il], H 7/27/88 p1+


Station complex may begin in '89, H 12/27/88 p5

Station developers ready for interviews, H 4/19/88 p9

Two cut from RR station bidding, H 5/5/88 p1+

Railroads-Stations-WiltonCoffee aroma sought at Wilton

train depot [photo], H 6/14/88 p1+

Restaurant approved for railroad station, H 6/28/88 p11

Railroads-WiltonRail improvements promised for

Wilton, H 10/18/88 p8Rain and rainfall

Coastal flooding, power outages caused by gale winds, heavy rains [photo], H 10/24/88 p5

Heavy rain downs power lines and makes roads treacherous [photo], H 8/24/88 p1+

No drought yet, but June was dry in region, H 6/30/88 p2

Rain here through Friday, H 7/21/88 p7

Storm causes flooding and power outages, H 10/22/88 p8

Rainbow TheaterRainbow gets ready as `Equity-

associated' [photo], H 10/12/88 p17

Season opens with Shaw: Rainbow a gem of an acting company [photo], H 11/3/88 p17

Ralph, Mark A.Kelly Milne Real Estate spotlights

top producer [photo], H 9/22/88 p54

Ramirez, GuillermoRamirez, Denninger win local

road race, H 4/12/88 p30Randazzo, Mike

Norwalk trio starts for Seton Hall nine [photo], H 5/16/88 p35+

Randazzo enjoys summer season [photo], H 8/31/88 p26

Randazzo, WayneHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30Random City International


Rankings of cities. SEE CITIES-RANKINGS; COMMUNITIES-RANKINGS

Rankings of communities. SEE COMMUNITIES-RANKINGS

Rape. SEE SEXUAL ASSAULTRaphael, Erik

Take off for west coast: Recording contract to Erik's rap group [photo], H 3/25/88 p17

Rastocky, SteveRastocky making his mark at

Milford Jai-Alai [photo], H 7/14/88 p27+

Raveis, WilliamEye on Real Estate, H 9/20/88

p13

204


Raveis, William (Continued)Raveis on housing: Buck stops

here: Guest comment, H 3/10/88 p28

William Raveis: Venture's entrepreneur of the year, H 9/22/88 p55

Rawlings, GuyBurndy names Rawlings sales

planning manager [photo], H 1/26/88 p50

Ray, Rev. Douglass E.Rev. Ray appointed public

relations head [photo], H 1/23/88 p23+

Ray, MargaretLetterman `wife' is arrested, H

5/27/88 p11+Letterman's `wife' found

incompetent to stand trial [photo], H 6/18/88 p21

Psychiatric tests ordered for Letterman case suspect [photo], H 5/28/88 p15+

Ray competent to stand trial in Letterman case, H 8/27/88 p1+

Ray found incompetent to stand trial a second time, H 7/16/88 p1+

Status report late in Letterman case, H 7/9/88 p10

Raymond Automation Inc.Neighboring firm files lawsuit

over approval of branch bank, H 5/4/88 p7

Raymond Funeral HomeHatch joins Magner staff [photo],

H 10/21/88 p7Raymond's Cleaning Service

New business name - South Norwalk, BJ 10/24/88 p19

Raymond's GrillRaymond's Grill: Diner closing

marks end of era [photo], H 1/19/88 p19+

Raymond, DeborahWilton hairdresser spends free

time in friendly skies [photo], H 4/28/88 p15

Razor's EdgeBarber carries on old-fashioned

trade [photo], H 3/4/88 p27Reader's Theater

Students' interest in books sparked: by `reader's theater', H 1/22/88 p11+

ReadingStudents' interest in books

sparked: by `reader's theater', H 1/22/88 p11+

Trelease: Reading to young children a must for parents, H 10/20/88 p41+

Reading (Secondary education)NHS reading specialist selected

best in state [photo], H 10/26/88 p7

Reading aloud. SEE ORAL READING

Real estate agentsAgency merges [photo], H

10/15/88 p14Former stockbrokers now market

real estate, BJ 10/24/88 p1+Real estate brokers. SEE REAL

ESTATE AGENTSReal estate business. SEE ALSO

HOUSE BUYING; OFFICE LEASES

As competition heats up: Small real estate firms fight back, H 5/31/88 p22

As sluggish market continues: Grossman cuts real estate risks [photo], H 7/7/88 p26


Beazley recognizes Norwalk million dollar club members [photo], H 4/21/88 p28

Broker honored [photo], H 10/27/88 p29

Brokers drop rates in competitive housing market: As glut continues [photo], H 1/26/88 p31

Chains still gobbling independents, H 11/26/88 p13+

Commercial real estate, BJ 10/10/88 p4

Commercial real estate to remain steady in 1988, H 9/22/88 p55

Developers are cautious, brokers remain optimistic, BJ 10/10/88 p 7

DiScala opens real estate investment company [photo], H 5/24/88 p30

Eye on Real Estate, H 1/12/88 p19, H 1/14/88 p23, H 1/19/88 p19, H 1/28/88 p25, H 2/18/88 p23, H 2/23/88 p21, H 2/25/88 p33, H 3/29/88 p21, H 3/31/88 p25, H 5/19/88 p37, H 5/26/88 p35, H 6/14/88 p19, H 6/16/88 p27, H 6/21/88 p11, H 6/28/88 p29, H 8/2/88 p13, H 9/20/88 p13, H 10/11/88 p13, H 12/6/88 p13

Eye on real estate, H 11/8/88 p13, H 12/8/88 p29

Eye on Real Estate: Four new leases in Wilton [drawing], H 2/16/88 p19

Eye on Real Estate: New restaurant [photo], H 4/21/88 p35

Eye on Real Estate: Schlott awards [photo], H 2/2/88 p21


Four local real estate firms unite [photo], H 8/2/88 p13+

Free meal at Le Chambord used as incentive to brokers [photo], H 4/7/88 p26

Grubb & Ellis is moving from Norwalk to Stamford offices, H 10/25/88 p15

Guard down on trade secrets and stff, H 9/22/88 p42

Harder approach is required in a soft real estate market, BJ 10/10/88 p 8


Home-building market was ailing to begin with, BJ 10/17/88 p3

House maintenance increased chances of expedient sale [photo], H 9/22/88 p44

Katz Realty represented Amity 63 Limited Partnership in sale of unit, H 10/25/88 p15


Murray Real Estate has moved its Norwalk operations to 341 Westport Ave, H 10/27/88 p29

Preferred Properties [photo], H 4/21/88 p30

Professional Realty Co. Inc. is exclusive agent of 914 E. Main St., Stamford, H 10/25/88 p15

Real estate briefs, BJ 12/5/88 p6Realtech's Michael Ryer sees

demise of one-office agency, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

Residents awarded for best improved property [photo], H 4/21/88 p20

S. Crowley & Associates was broker in sale of Phillipsdale Landing, H 10/27/88 p29

Sales awards [photo], H 6/21/88 p13

Schlott Realtors called "R. E. Firm of Future" [photo], H 9/22/88 p42

Today's bust in tommorrow's boom in local real estate market, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

William Pitt Inc. has won three marketing awards, H 10/27/88 p29

205


Real estate business (Continued)Wilton sale [photo], H 1/7/88 p33

Real estate development-NorwalkAgency reviews scaled-down

square project, H 12/8/88 p5Real estate development-South

NorwalkAgency reviews scaled-down

square project, H 12/8/88 p5Real estate salesmen. SEE REAL

ESTATE AGENTSReal Estate Technology Inc.

Eye on Real Estate, H 9/1/88 p27Realtech Realtors

Agency merges [photo], H 10/15/88 p14

Eye on Real Estate, H 6/2/88 p27, H 9/8/88 p23, H 12/13/88 p11


Marketing Ad Libs, BJ11/14/88 p5Marketing and ad libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5New marketing tool: `Talking

House' gives sales pitch [photo], H 3/15/88 p21+

Pote Agency joins Realtech, H 11/15/88 p15

Realtech's Michael Ryer see demise of one-office agency, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

Realtors. SEE REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Reasoner, HarryReasoner addresses surgical

graduates [photo], H 8/27/88 p35

Reckless endangerment-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Onlookers take

keys from truck, H 12/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Reckless endangerment charged, H 2/23/88 p8, H 3/28/88 p8

Reckless endangerment-Westport

Police Blotter: Weston man injured in crash, H 12/12/88 p8

Recycling-ConnecticutLegislature expands mandatory

recycling, H 5/4/88 p1+Recycling-Fairfield County

Board pleased with garbage-to-energy plant, H 7/20/88 p35

Impact of diaper service loss [letter], H 10/21/88 p13

Recycling-Norwalk. SEE ALSO NORWALK-COMMON COUNCIL-RECYCLING COMMITTEE


Agrees on site for recycling center [letter], H 10/28/88 p13

Business aid sought for recycling effort, H 8/29/88 p1+

City considering sites for recycling depot, H 10/10/88 p1+

Cooperation asked on survey [letter], H 8/17/88 p5

DPW suspends recycling of glass, plastic, H 5/27/88 p6

DPW thwarting recycling effort? [letter], H 8/11/88 p5

Former landfill suggested as recycle site, H 10/13/88 p1+

Market for recycled garbage questioned, H 6/2/88 p28

Mayor plans pilot recycling program, H 12/12/88 p1+

Mayor sets up panel to cut recycling costs, H 11/11/88 p7

Newspaper recycling proposals sought, H 9/17/88 p6

Panel begins work on recycling plans, H 4/18/88 p7

Proposals sought for colleciton of newspapers, H 9/12/88 p7

Pros and cons of sludge composting hear by city Recycling Committee, H 9/1/88 p14


Recycling ahead [edit], H 9/22/88 p4

Recycling Committee considers decentralizing paper collection, H 11/30/88 p5


Recycling farce, H 9/27/88 p5Recycling group recommends

waste oil site at Volk Central, H 9/28/88 p11

Recycling survey available, H 5/20/88 p11

Special newspaper collection Wednesday, H 10/4/88 p7

Recycling-WestonResidents to be asked to recycle,

H 7/22/88 p45+Recycling-Westport. SEE ALSO

WESTPORT-RECYCLING COMMITTEE

Composting viewed as recycling skill [photo], H 9/21/88 p42

Delay sought in deadline for recycling pact, H 11/23/88 p21+

Garbage disposal costs keep rising, H 4/8/88 p13

Recycling committee established, H 10/19/88 p37+

Recycling panel visits composting facility, H 12/12/88 p33

Recycling, $48,000 for sewers on agenda for Westport RTM, H 12/3/88 p9

Residents asked to recycle papers, H 5/19/88 p21+

Westport gets ready to recycle, H 5/24/88 p21+

Red Cross. SEE AMERICAN RED CROSS-NORWALK-WILTON CHAPTER

Red Ribbon WeekRed ribbon week [edit], H

10/27/88 p10Red Ribbon, "Safe Homes" for

drug-free area youths, H 10/24/88 p14



Redding Consultants Inc.Eye on Real Estate: Three leases

[drawing], H 5/17/88 p19Redington Inc.

Redington Inc. leases office space in Westport, BJ 11/14/88 p7

ReducingLeGrande works for grand

bodies: `Nutricise' classes at Wilton `Y', H 3/19/88 p15+

Reed Design Associates Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 5/31/88

p22Reed St.-Norwalk

Two-alarm blaze chases 10 people from Reed St. home, H 1/8/88 p9

Reed-Putnam District-NorwalkAgency seeks $2 million for Reed-

Putnam district, H 1/27/88 p1+

Reens, Louis H.Reens calls it quits in Wilton, H

7/7/88 p13+Referendum-Norwalk

`Power grab' battle begins: Funds needed to block P & Z split, H 2/27/88 p1+

A few words for Andy Rooney [letter], H 3/11/88 p5


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Referendum-Norwalk (Continued)Changing rules [letter], H 3/30/88

p5Commissioners hope to avoid

referendum, H 2/18/88 p1+Council overrides veto of P & Z

split, H 2/24/88 p1+Councilmen consider P and Z

candidates, H 3/19/88 p1+District D Demos oppose split

[letter], H 3/26/88 p5Enough material for satire [letter],

H 3/8/88 p5Favors charter revision on P & Z

[letter], H 3/5/88 p5For the referendum [edit], H

3/15/88 p4Giannini favors referendum to

decide on split of P & Z, H 2/17/88 p10

Group votes to support unified P & Z, H 2/24/88 p7

Lyons gives view on P & Z dustup [letter], H 3/1/88 p5

Nine days to gather signatures, H 3/10/88 p1+

P & Z supporters take first step on referendum, H 2/18/88 p1+

Petitioners force P & Z vote, H 3/21/88 p1+

Petitioners still seeking signatures, H 3/18/88 p9

Property owners hear debate over P & Z split [photo], H 3/24/88 p7

Referendum may give public a say on future of P & Z, H 2/16/88 p1+

Sees no change in politics [letter], H 3/16/88 p5

Signatures needed for P & Z vote, H 3/14/88 p1+

Signatures verified, H 3/24/88 p6Split may well worsen matters

[letter], H 2/26/88 p5Vote leaves P & Z members

subdued: Will join referendum battle, H 2/24/88 p8

Refuse and refuse disposal. SEE WASTE DISPOSAL SITES

Refuse collection-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK-PUBLIC WORKS, DEPT. OF

RefuseniksSoviet refusenik subject of

meeting [photo], H 8/2/88 p16Regattas-Norwalk

River regatta [letter], H 9/19/88 p5Regional water authority

Water companies seek increase, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Registration of trademarks. SEE TRADEMARKS

Reid, CharlesCharles Reid teaches


Reidy, Thomas P.He's retired but still active

[photo], H 9/2/88 p22Reilly, Robert J.

Norwalker is serving aboard Cutter Sorrel, H 10/7/88 p34

Reimer, EricEye on Real Estate [photo], H

5/24/88 p27Relocation of employees. SEE

EMPLOYEES, RELOCATION OF

Remington Arms Co. Inc.Remington Arms Co. to close

Bridgeport plant, H 12/16/88 p14

Remodeling (Architecture). SEE DWELLINGS-REMODELING

Remote facsimile duplicator. SEE FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION

Renzuelli, LouOld Timers to honor ex-football

greats [photo], H 9/22/88 p29+

Representative Town Meeting. SEE NAME OF TOWN-RTM

Reprographics PlusCADD technology eliminates

many time-consuming chores, BJ 10/31/88 p7

Republican party-NorwalkArtell resigning GOP district post:

After 23 years of leadership [photo], H 1/9/88 p1+

Basone off District B GOP panel: Only one to attend previous caucus, H 1/13/88 p9

Bush, Bolster keep afloat sagging spirits of city GOP, H 11/9/88 p1+

Cioffi to give up GOP district post, H 3/1/88 p9

City Republicans open headquarters tonight, H 9/16/88 p9

DiPasquale plans no challenge for Republican chairmanship, H 3/9/88 p10

GOP district chief responds: Regarding Basone ouster, H 1/19/88 p9

GOP PO Box [letter], H 12/27/88 p11


Montana re-elected as chairman of RTC, H 3/11/88 p10

New District B GOP chairman wants party to play active role, H 3/16/88 p7

Republicans blame defeats on disunity, loss of lever, H 11/9/88 p8

Republicans open '88 headquarters [photo], H 9/17/88 p9

Republicans standing pat: On district committees, H 1/7/88 p9

South Norwalk Republican has lonely night at caucus, H 1/8/88 p11

Tobin assumes GOP District A leadership post, H 3/15/88 p9

Republican party-WestonRepublicans lend support to land

acquisition plan, H 1/13/88 p13+

Town committee members chosen at caucus, H 1/13/88 p15

Republican party-WestportCelebration began early in

Westport, H 11/9/88 p37+GOP candidates hit campaign

[photo], H 9/15/88 p16Representatives of GOP hopefuls

deliver pitches, H 3/4/88 p27+Republicans get opportunity to

question P & Z chairman, H 7/20/88 p35+

Republicans re-elect Harris as chairman, H 3/16/88 p36

RTM censures Fink and asks his resignation, H 11/16/88 p1+

Strategy reviewed by Republicans [photo], H 9/19/88 p38

Westport caucus vote ends in `no surprises' for GOP, H 1/14/88 p13

Westport GOP may censure Weicker foe, H 11/11/88 p1+

Republican party-WiltonGOP nominates Gill; Morgan to

wage primary [photo], H 7/21/88 p13

Morgan feels many voters looking for an alternative, H 9/13/88 p35+

Polls to open at noon, H 9/13/88 p35

Wilton Republicans hear from primary candidates, H 9/7/88 p33

Wilton Republicans split over Route 7 positions, H 1/13/88 p13+

Republican Town Committee. SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY

207


Research Vessel OceanicCrane: Lobsters don't swim

[photo], H 10/21/88 p28+Oceanic: It's a classroom at sea

for area students [photo], H 9/26/88 p9

ReservoirsArea reservoirs open for anglers

with permit [map], H 4/25/88 p14

Swimmers warned to stay out of the reservoirs, H 6/23/88 p13

Respi-CareHealth/Fitness: Respi-Care

receives funds, H 9/6/88 p29Restaurants. SEE ALSO NAME

OF RESTAURANTOne CEO, two big cheeses: hold

the mayo please, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p42

Restaurant investing: too many cooks?, H 5/3/88 p29+

Restaurants-Fairfield CountyArea restaurants to assist food

banks in the state, H 10/18/88 p33+

New tax bite on restaurant tips hurts, H 6/2/88 p27+

Siano: Sees restaurants come and go [photo], H 4/7/88 p25+

Westport restaurateur straddles entrepreneur/corporate worlds, H 6/9/88 p30

Restaurants-NorwalkSono restuarants fight for turf:

Shake-out coming? [photo], H 1/12/88 p19+

Restaurants-South NorwalkSono restuarants fight for turf:

Shake-out coming? [photo], H 1/12/88 p19+

Restaurants-Westport. SEE NAME OF RESTAURANT

Restaurateurs to meet with health officials, H 4/14/88 p13+

RestorationNew business name - South

Norwalk, BJ 10/24/88 p19Retail advertising. SEE

ADVERTISINGRetail trade

Hemline flap ruffles retail sales. Hemline indicator shaky [photo], H 9/13/88 p13+

Retailers cope with flood of returns [photo], H 12/29/88 p21+

Retarded people. SEE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED PEOPLE

Retirement pensions. SEE PENSIONS

Reunions, Class. SEE CLASS REUNIONS

Rev. Donald W. Emig FoundationEmig Foundation meeting held

[photo], H 3/12/88 p20+Revco Inc.


Revue InternationalStrictly Business: Revue Int'l to

exhibit in Big Apple, H 8/27/88 p13

Rex Marine CenterBiggest sale in history is set, H

5/19/88 p31City excited by Gardella

waterfront proposal[photo], H 1/26/88 p47

Reyes RestaurantNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Reynolds, John

`Soda man' delivers dog food, too [photo], H 5/17/88 p19+

Rheem Container Co.Eye on Real Estate: Lee Farm

preleases to Rheem [photo], H 3/1/88 p19

Rich, JohnRich leads United Way

campaign. Goal for 1988 is $1,763,310 [photo], H 9/6/88 p7

Richard Dudgeon Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Richard's PharmacyTeddy is his [photo], H 10/12/88

p16Richards & Dube Associates

Celebrating 31st anniversary [photo], H 6/22/88 p21

Richards Ave.-Norwalk`Progress' alters neighborhood's

pace, H 4/6/88 p1+92 condo units approved for

Richards Avenue site, H 3/15/88 p7

Building's impact on wetland areas concerns neighbors, H 4/26/88 p7

Cluster home project underway: With lawsuit resolved [il], H 8/6/88 p34


Condo developer files plan for Richards Avenue units, H 4/14/88 p7



Hearing set for River's Edge, H 5/13/88 p7

Lack of NCC data troubles city officials, H 4/6/88 p1+


Richardson-Vicks, Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/3/88 p33Gift program helps the needy

[photo], H 12/22/88 p14Richardson-Vicks lends support

to Junior Achievement efforts [photo], H 2/9/88 p27

Richardson-Vicks sells headquarters to Dreyfus Group [photo], H 3/2/88 p15+

Strictly Business: Joint venture planned in Wilton, H 9/22/88 p19

Rickel Home CentersFocus on Marketing: [photo], H

5/31/88 p22Ridesharing


Ridge Lane-WiltonRemodeled house draws raves

but no buyer as yet [photo], H 5/25/88 p13+

Riley, Rose RodriguezCouncil member detects thaw in

mayor's freeze on hiring, H 1/20/88 p1+


Rilling, HarryRiled Rilling walks out on chief

[photo], H 2/26/88 p1+RINKS. SEE SKATING RINKS-

NAME OF TOWNRipley, Bill

Morrison, Ripley to be honored [photo], H 10/13/88 p53

Risi, Anthony M.Jury asks judge for clarification,

H 4/6/88 p7Murder trial continues, H 3/25/88

p9Murder trial goes to jury, H 4/5/88

p7Risi charged with having gun in

auto, H 5/13/88 p14Risi claims he didn't realize victim

was stabbed, H 3/29/88 p7Weston detective testifies at teen-

ager's murder trial, H 3/24/88 p12

Youth tells of scene as girl was stabbed, H 3/23/88 p7

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Risolo, George A.Eye on Real Estate: Weston

court in magazine contest [photo], H 2/25/88 p33

Rissolo, AlexanderHonored by Knights [photo], H

12/6/88 p4Ritar Ford Sales Inc.

Mechanics strike against dealership: Wages, contract length at issue, H 6/3/88 p9

Rivera, JoshCC junior leads city in hitting

[photo], H 6/9/88 p41+RiverPark building-Norwalk


Eye on Real Estate: At RiverPark [photo], H 5/5/88 p29

Riverside Ave.-WestportP & Z approves changes for

Westport park, H 2/2/88 p13+State wil help pay for river park

work, H 1/14/88 p13Riverside Drive-Norwalk


Riverside Power IINew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Riverside Townhouses

Paved lot at condos may be undone for lack of permits, H 12/20/88 p1+

Riverview East-NorwalkEye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25RJS Associates

Danbury Corp. Center has four new tenants, BJ 11/14/88 p6

RKB Associates/ArchitectsWestport architect honored for

renovation in Southport [photo], H 3/31/88 p26

Road drainage-NorwalkNeighbors, builder differ in talks

over drainage plan, H 3/9/88 p6

Residents push city for installation of drainage lines, H 10/24/88 p4

Road drainage-South NorwalkResidents push city for

installation of drainage lines, H 10/24/88 p4

Road drainage-WestportProject compromise passed, H

1/7/88 p13+Residents upset about drainage

near school, H 10/5/88 p35+Road Rally. SEE ALL-WOMAN

ROAD RALLY

Roadblocks (Police methods)Norwalk police roadblock nets 57

violations [photo], H 12/10/88 p8

Roads, Tarred-NorwalkRoad tar a health hazard? [letter],

H 10/3/88 p5Roads-Interchanges and

intersectionsBad intersection needs light

[letter], H 7/9/88 p5Contract issued for intersection,

H 3/21/88 p13+Crews to start work on

intersection, H 5/3/88 p18DOT lists dangerous corners, H

6/20/88 p1+Funds for light approved. Project

was planned in 1984, H 12/10/88 p35+

Left turns at Morgan scrutinized, H 4/19/88 p10

Myrtle Avenue work will take a few days, H 6/28/88 p11

Roads-Interchanges and intersections-Westport

Plans for improvements at intersections presented, H 4/13/88 p9+

Roads-Maintenance and repair-Fairfield County

Norwalk, area towns receive state money for road repairs, H 8/5/88 p28

Roads-Maintenance and repair-Norwalk

Agrees city's roads `the worst' [letter], H 8/18/88 p5

City streets get facelift this month, H 7/5/88 p1+

DOT says one-third of roads poor: Norwalk among the best, H 2/22/88 p9

Found Fullin letter informative [letter], H 7/28/88 p5

Further steps taken to improve patch jobs on city streets, H 8/17/88 p7

Road complaint [letter], H 8/19/88 p5

Sloppy repairs [letter], H 7/8/88 p5Some views on road conditions

[letter], H 7/16/88 p5Roads-Maintenance and repair-

WestportDOT report fuels Westport

request for repaving funds, H 2/23/88 p13+

Money to fix roads is refused: Hauhuth charges `politics' being played, H 2/4/88 p13+

Road repairs scheduled in Westport, H 4/8/88 p13+

Westport roads to get attention from state DOT, H 4/6/88 p11+

Westport to repave seven miles of road, H 7/8/88 p13+

Roads-Maintenance and repair-Wilton

Residents call for road to be paved, H 4/19/88 p37

Residents petition for road work, H 5/17/88 p11+

Road condition leaves neighbors of day care center displeased, H 11/10/88 p45+

Road improvements account for almost $2 million in budget, H 2/11/88 p13+

Road improvements put on hold, H 3/30/88 p21+

Road paving program passes test, H 7/20/88 p35+

Road program cut to be bonded, H 4/15/88 p33+

Selectmen blast roadblock to pavement funds: One way or the other, H 4/12/88 p9

Survey discloses Wilton is paving its way to top, H 2/24/88 p13+

Roads-NorwalkCouncil approves contract for

permanent road repairs, H 8/24/88 p7

Panel studies closing roads for festival, H 8/26/88 p1+

Smooth out city's bumpy roads [letter], H 8/26/88 p5

Roads-Toll plazas. SEE TOLL PLAZAS

Roads-WiltonDeveloper's bond called on

unfinished roads, H 12/6/88 p33

Robbery-DarienDarien bank robbed, H 3/22/88

p1+Police Blotter: $10,000 in jewelry

missing, H 1/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Lottery tickets,

cash missing, H 3/25/88 p8Police hunting for suspect who

robbed 3 at station [il], H 8/9/88 p10

Robbers hit hotel twice in two weeks, H 8/1/88 p11

Robbery-Fairfield CountySuspect may plead in robbery, H

9/23/88 p9Robbery-New Canaan

Suspect held in station robbery, H 2/19/88 p11+

Robbery-Norwalk$4,500 fur coat missing after

wedding reception, H 1/19/88 p9

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Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)`Water inspectors' steal over

$1,000 from couple, H 4/8/88 p1+

Armed woman gets $8,000 in bank job [photo], H 2/27/88 p1+

Bandits fire shot into wall, escape with $400 from bar, H 3/31/88 p9

Burglar bagged by neighbor, H 10/3/88 p7

Con artists victimize Osborne St. woman, H 11/11/88 p1+

Cop turns cabbie to give suspect unexpected ride, H 6/22/88 p1+

Couple robs visitor, 76 at cemetery, H 8/8/88 p1

Elderly city woman beat out of $455, H 12/17/88 p8

Group robbed at gunpoint, H 10/1/88 p8

Man accused of robbery surrenders after standoff, H 9/19/88 p9

Man assaulted and robbed, H 10/22/88 p8

Man beaten, robbed, H 10/17/88 p8

Man pleads guilty to robberies of four area service stations, H 11/4/88 p9

Police Blotter: $200 taken in market heist, H 3/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: 73-year-old evades robber, H 8/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: 3 vehicles reported stolen, H 12/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: 2 Wilton homes burglarized, H 2/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: 3 charged in burglaries, H 4/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged burglar held, H 3/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Alleged thief changes mind, H 10/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Another pizza driver robbed, H 8/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Apartment burglarized by `nurse', H 6/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Armed, masked man robs deli, H 1/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Attendant punched, robbed, H 11/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Attendant thwarts robbery, H 7/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Autos entered in condo lot, H 5/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bank robbery suspects held, H 6/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Beating, robbery reported, H 2/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Beverages taken from building, H 6/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bicycle bandit strikes, H 7/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Bike-riding suspect caught, H 8/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Boats cut from moorings, H 4/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Boy steals purse from woman, H 5/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Break at store reported, H 7/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary charges filed, H 12/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary suspect apprehended, H 6/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Burglary suspect nabbed, H 7/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cab driver reports robbery, H 3/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cabbie robbed at knifepoint, H 5/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cash drawers pilfered, H 6/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Cash, chain taken from teen, H 4/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Clothing store held up, H 9/23/88 p7

Police Blotter: Coins stolen from house, H 12/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Couple robbed with shotgun, H 2/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Elderly man robbed, H 8/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Elevator passenger robbed, H 9/23/88 p7

Police Blotter: Five charged in market theft, H 1/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Frying chicken stolen, H 7/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Gas attendant robbed, H 3/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Gunman holds up market, H 3/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Homeless man beaten, H 3/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Jewelry taken from store, H 2/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Jewels stolen from home, H 6/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Knife used in robbery, H 12/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Knife-wielding man robs woman, H 10/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Launderette employee robbed, H 12/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Liquor store loses case, H 12/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man reports robbery, H 6/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man reports shooting incident, H 12/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man robbed at gunpoint, H 1/6/88 p8, H 1/13/88 p8, H 5/19/88 p8, H 9/29/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man robbed at knifepoint, H 10/1/88 p8, H 12/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man robbed in alley, H 1/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man robbed in driveway of home, H 10/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man says gold chains taken, H 8/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Market robbed, H 9/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Model cars reported stolen, H 5/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Passenger robs, beats driver, H 4/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pizza delivery man robbed, H 3/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pizza driver robbed, H 8/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pizza store robbed, H 12/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Purse snatched in SoNo, H 7/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Recorder, speaker left behind, H 7/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Residence burglarized, H 6/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Restaurant's receipts stolen, H 6/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robbery reported in SoNo, H 12/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Robbery suspect recaptured, H 6/22/88 p8

Police Blotter: Service station entered, H 9/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Service station register hit, H 6/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Service station, motel robbed, H 5/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Several boats burglarized, H 7/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Shelter's chili found in search, H 6/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Singer snatches pocketbook, H 8/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Smoke shop robbed, H 8/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Suspect faces additional charge, H 8/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Sweatshirts taken in break, H 12/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Teen-ager reports robbery, H 5/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Theft reported at motel, H 8/13/88 p8

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Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Three sought in

robbery, H 1/25/88 p8Police Blotter: Tools missing from

dealership, H 3/16/88 p8Police Blotter: Trio robbed by

gunmen, H 2/8/88 p8Police Blotter: Trio robs youth at

mall, H 12/8/88 p8Police Blotter: Trucks tampered

with at Armory, H 8/8/88 p8Police Blotter: Two pedestrians

robbed, H 7/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Two robberies

reported, H 3/28/88 p8Police Blotter: Wallet taken from

homeless man, H 12/14/88 p8Police Blotter: West Avenue

robbery reported, H 12/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Westport Avenue store robbed, H 8/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman pulled from car, robbed, H 6/1/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman reportedly robbed, H 3/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman robbed at gunpoint, H 8/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman robbed at knifepoint, H 4/14/88 p8, H 11/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman's purse snatched i9nlot, H 12/15/88 p8

Police investigating three robberies: Man shot in foot in one incident, H 3/5/88 p8

Police seek third suspect in burglary, H 1/18/88 p7

Stogies stolen from home, H 11/3/88 p8


Trio enters apartment, takes cash, jewelry, H 12/1/88 p9

Variety store robbed, H 10/31/88 p8

Woman has purse snatched, H 10/31/88 p8

Robbery-WestonPolice Blotter: Burglary reported,

H 6/14/88 p8Police Blotter: Principal reports

items missing, H 3/31/88 p8Police Blotter: Windows, doors

taken from job, H 1/8/88 p8Police seek clues in break-ins, H

2/3/88 p34Thieves carry off $7,685 in

construction supplies, H 8/16/88 p29

Thieves steal from homes, H 10/25/88 p10

TV, VCR stolen from home, H 11/10/88 p8

Weston police seek burglar who enters by kicking in doors, H 2/6/88 p1+

Robbery-WestportAlleged burglar caught, H 9/28/88

p34Burglary reported, H 10/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Armed robbery at

store, H 8/29/88 p8Police Blotter: Armed robbery

reported, H 8/5/88 p8Police Blotter: Boat yard hit

again, H 12/6/88 p8Police Blotter: Burglary warrant

served, H 5/19/88 p8Police Blotter: Church burglary

reported, H 12/27/88 p8Police Blotter: Intruders enter

office buildings, H 3/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Jewelry, cash

stolen, H 12/5/88 p8Police Blotter: Longshore eatery

entered, H 9/12/88 p8Police Blotter: Man charged in

burglary, H 2/9/88 p8Police Blotter: Outboard motor

taken off boat, H 11/30/88 p8Police Blotter: Power tools

reportedly stolen, H 9/30/88 p8

Sinks stolen from construction site, H 11/28/88 p8

Robbery-WiltonPolice Blotter: Items taken from

condominium, H 3/24/88 p8Police Blotter: Three businesses

robbed, H 11/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Wilton condos

burglarized, H 4/21/88 p8Robert Half International

Strictly Business: First minutes of job interview critical, H 9/10/88 p13

Robert S. Weiss & Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 8/2/88 p13

Robert T. BarlowNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Robert-Mark Inc.

Robert-Mark completes Thornton merger, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Robert-Mark Real EstateRobert-Mark completes Thornton

merger, BJ 12/26/88 p11Roberts Brothers Circus

Circus tent to be put up in Wilton, H 8/8/88 p33

The circus has come to town [photo], H 8/18/88 p33

Roberts, ElliottGirl Scouts will dedicate shelter,

H 9/30/88 p45

Shelter to be built at camp, H 8/8/88 p33+

Robinson, Vicki SueVicki Sue Robinson: Norwalk

singer blazes some new trails [photo], H 1/14/88 p35

Robot industryCommunications robot can free

receptionist from tedious chores, BJ 10/24/88 p9

Rochelle, DianaLady Kiwanian [photo], H 2/12/88

p8Rocherolle, Eugenie

Rocherolle selected [photo], H 3/19/88 p15+

Rochovansky, ThomasWildlife provides Rochovansky

with an exciting life [photo], H 7/9/88 p9+

Rock, Doris KatonaHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p16Rock-a-Bye Baby Day Care


Rocke, JohnRocke is newest officer, H

1/23/88 p23Rocking Horse Nursery School

Nursery director feted on retirement, H 4/26/88 p6

Rodin, Heather A.137th-Bolster, Rodin [photo], H

11/7/88 p11Bolster and Rodin cite hosing as

need but differ in approach [photo], H 10/27/88 p5





Candidates differ on expanding Colonial Village, H 1/22/88 p1+

Environmental group endorses Rodin, H 10/3/88 p11


New group calls for resignation of Heather Rodin [photo], H 4/15/88 p1+


Opposes plan [letter], H 2/16/88 p5

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Rodin, Heather A. (Continued)Politicians give views in Rowayton

H 10/28/88 p5Professors back Rodin, H

10/17/88 p8Questions commission's stand

[letter], H 8/4/88 p5Replace Rodin [letter], H

10/28/88 p13Rodin and Bolster express

concern over environment, H 11/3/88 p38

Rodin concerned about village [letter], H 2/22/88 p5

Rodin running in 137th again [photo], H 6/20/88 p8



State teachers endorse Rodin, H 2/2/88 p20


Rofair Industries Inc.Contracts awarded, BJ 11/28/88

p18Roger Ludlow School



Rogers, Casey & Burksdale Inc.Eye on Real Estate: Former

engraving plant leases to office tenant, H 9/29/88 p15

Rogers, JoyceIn Westport show [photo], H

4/20/88 p17Rogowski, Bill

Old Timers to honor ex-football greats [photo], H 9/22/88 p29+

Rojas, CarlosRojas becomes first student from

NCC to study abroad, H 10/3/88 p22

Rolls, Jayme E.Ad executive optimistic despite

real estate slump [photo], H 5/10/88 p23

Rolnick ObservatoryPerseid meteor show Friday at

observatory, H 8/9/88 p9+Romano, John C.

As annual meeting approaches: Stockholder critizes Norwalk Bank [photo], H 4/19/88 p26

Romano, RosemondWorking woman new Avon target

[photo], H 3/22/88 p23+Romanos, Cary L.

Around the Towns: Wilton student studies in Ireland, H 3/31/88 p19

Romeo, JosephTough first year for Compo

Beach concessionaire [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

Roodner Court-Norwalk$1,000 reward is offered in


Chief LaBianca suggests to let Roodner Court residents set the rules, H 10/14/88 p1+

Cops have warrant in killings, H 7/26/88 p1


Everne Johnson laid to rest: The Roodner Court shootings [photo], H 7/23/88 p1+

Family defends Roodner Court victim [photo], H 7/21/88 p1+

Fun day [photo], H 12/16/88 p11Police stand vigil at Roodner Ct,

H 7/20/88 p1+Pregnant woman killed by drug

dealers' stray bullet [photo], H 7/19/88 p1+

Roodner Court tenants join opposition to Mills, H 6/22/88 p11



Rooney, Andrew A.A few words from Andy Rooney,

H 3/7/88 p5Andy Rooney expected to draw

capacity crowd, H 4/19/88 p11

NCC fund appeal given big boost by Andy Rooney, H 4/21/88 p1+

Tokeneke Warriors score on national TV [photo], H 12/5/88 p1+

Rooney, AndyAndy Rooney to speak to Friends

of NCC [photo], H 2/18/88 p10

Rooney, BrianRooney pleased with shift to TV

[photo], H 12/6/88 p4Roosevelt School

Rec programs move to Roosevelt School, H 6/17/88 p9

Roosevelt, Franklin D.Series on American presidents

begins, H 9/21/88 p11Root, Ed

Sports in Brief: Former Norwalker still active, H 9/29/88 p32

Rose, ReginaldImage of crusader fits author

[photo], H 5/28/88 p15+Rosemary A. Pote Agency

Agency merges [photo], H 10/15/88 p14

Pote Agency joins Realtech, H 11/15/88 p15

Rosen, Dr. Elihu L.Doctor presents video to library,

H 3/31/88 p7Rosen, Joel

Norwalker appointed magistrate, H 1/11/88 p6

Rosen, Warren K.Former attorney seeks jury trial,

H 2/4/88 p13+Rosen receives suspended

sentence, H 4/15/88 p33+Rosenbaumn, Rabbi Jay H.

Temple Shalom to greet new rabbi Friday night, H 3/12/88 p20

Rosenberry, Frank A.C. R. Gibson names Rosenberry

CEO [photo], H 5/10/88 p23Rosenberry to address

management association [photo], H 10/3/88 p11

Rosenfield, Carolyn R.Rosenfield elected, H 10/1/88 p7Rosenfield is honored by

advisory group, H 5/12/88 p19

Supervisor recognized [photo], H 5/17/88 p8

Rosenthal, AliceAll in clay [photo], H 10/7/88 p25Art fairs blossom with

Rosenthal's work: A sure sign of spring [photo], H 5/5/88 p41+

Ross, HannahFlash from the past [photo], H

3/8/88 p6Rossman, Jeff

Locals volunteer in Central America: Army Reserve nurse saw Honduran poverty, pride [photo], H 5/23/88 p1+

Rostenberg-DoernEye on Real Estate, H 7/12/88

p10Fred S. James subleases office


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Rotair IndustriesContracts awarded, BJ 11/14/88

p18Rotary Club-Westport

Rotary Club splits for breakfast, H 8/20/88 p35+

Roton Middle SchoolStudents do part to help [photo],

H 12/27/88 p5Roton Point Sailing

Association's Patient Lady Team

Local team helps defend cup [photo], H 8/19/88 p24

Roton Point Yacht ClubNorwalkers meet Cup challenge

[photo], H 9/7/88 p1+Rotondi's Piedmont Restaurant

Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/19/88 p19

Round Hill ClubHighland games calls lads,

lasses for last round? [photo], H 7/5/88 p1+

Route 1-Norwalk. SEE WESTPORT AVE.-NORWALK

Debate continues on zone changes [chart], H 2/25/88 p1+



Route 1-WestportWestport roads to get attention

from state DOT, H 4/6/88 p11+

Route 33-WestportTraffic to be detoured around

Route 33 bridge, H 12/15/88 p15

Route 57-WestportPlans for improvements at

intersections presented, H 4/13/88 p9+

Route 7A welcome ruling [edit], H 6/2/88

p4Building proposed for Rt. 7, H

12/16/88 p5DEP approves Route 7 permit

[photo], H 7/6/88 p1+Dirt bikers told to avoid new

Route 7 work area, H 4/22/88 p7


Get on with it [edit], H 4/5/88 p4Ireland bill on Route 7 approved,

H 4/28/88 p15+Long delay ends [edit], H 8/9/88

p4


Route 7 changes studied, H 11/11/88 p11

Route 7 Expressway given a green light, H 8/9/88 p1+

Route 7 ruling due soon, H 4/4/88 p1+

Route 7 supporters praised, H 6/8/88 p9

Route 7 timetable is still up in the air, H 9/1/88 p1+

Route 7 traffic congestion should ease by Wednesday, H 8/23/88 p9

Rt. 7 opponents surrender Norwalk: Will concentrate on Wilton, Redding, H 8/10/88 p7

Study questions efficiency of man-made wetlands, H 3/18/88 p10

Super 7 foe charges `ecological sellout', H 7/7/88 p1+

SWRPA staff wants DOT to fine tune Super 7 plans, H 10/10/88 p35+

Who needs a new `7'? [edit], H 11/18/88 p14

Route 7-Economic conditions-Norwalk


Route 7-Industrial development projects-Norwalk

Leading recovery. Office leasing activity gains, H 10/27/88 p29+

Route 7-NorwalkDebate continues on zone

changes [chart], H 2/25/88 p1+


Hearing officer favors granting Route 7 permit, H 5/31/88 p1+

Panel suggests state review Route 7 options, H 1/5/88 p1+


Retailers fed up with Route 7: Construction headaches, H 5/24/88 p27+


Route 7 decision is nearer, H 6/22/88 p1+

Route 7-WiltonFoes and backers debate need

for Rt. 7 expressway, H 4/15/88 p1+

Just what we need [edit], H 10/27/88 p10


Town, businessmen join forces to obtain Route 7 changes, H 7/16/88 p13

Wilton Republicans split over Route 7 positions, H 1/13/88 p13+

Wilton wants another study on `Super 7', H 10/26/88 p1+

Rovins, LeonardParental leave bill's impact

[letter], H 9/9/88 p5Rovins installed as president of

national board [photo], H 3/29/88 p13+

RowaytonRowayton redux [edit], H

10/26/88 p11Rowayton Annual Rendezvous

Trophy taken [photo], H 7/22/88 p32

Rowayton Arts CenterRowayton Arts Center lists all-

member awards winneers, H 5/20/88 p26

Rowayton BoatworksBayley Beach float damaged in

mishap, H 9/30/88 p9Rowayton Civic Association.

SEE ALSO NORWALK-SIXTH DISTRICT COMMISSION

$540,000 Bayley Beach pool proposed, H 11/9/88 p5

Association planning opposition to Rowayton Avenue bulkhead, H 2/25/88 p9

Margaret Carlson elected civic association president [photo], H 2/11/88 p22

Six added to Rowayton Civic Association council [photo], H 1/26/88 p14

Rowayton Community CenterFire marshal cites code violations

at Rowayton Community Center, H 5/4/88 p9

Rowayton Elementary SchoolPine trees, liver and G.I. Joes

entice young Rowayton authors [photo], H 6/2/88 p1+

Rowayton Fire Dept.Driver's seat [photo], H 10/10/88

p1Fire calls up for Rowayton

volunteers, H 8/12/88 p28Rowayton Hose Company;

Awards, accolades add fire to annual volunteers' dinner [photo], H 11/21/88 p5

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Rowayton Fire Dept. (Continued)Rowayton volunteers answer

three calls, H 8/15/88 p6Trains delayed, H 12/2/88 p7Volunteers respond, H 9/9/88 p10

Rowayton GalleriesPrint celebrates anniversary of

sailboat [photo], H 11/1/88 p5Rowayton Hose Company. SEE

ROWAYTON FIRE DEPT.Rowayton Kiwanis Club

Kiwanis Club is organized in Rowayton [photo], H 9/12/88 p16

Rowayton LibraryGrant to Rowayton library

enables city residents to borrow video tapes [photo], H 10/10/88 p10

Library group to sponsor discussion of Presidency [photo], H 9/17/88 p9

Salancy chosen Rowayton librarian, H 9/13/88 p9

Rowayton Nativity PageantWeather made pageant realistic

[photo], H 12/12/88 p4Rowayton Pond

Pond work reaction mixed: At capital budget hearing, H 2/5/88 p7

Rowayton Power SquadronNew watch takes office [photo], H

3/7/88 p7Rowayton School

Rowayton faculty earns VCR [photo], H 2/4/88 p10

Rowayton Tennis AssociationRowayton crowns tennis

champions [photo], H 10/4/88 p24

Rowayton United Methodist Church

New nursery school takes place of facility to close in Rowayton [photo], H 3/31/88 p12

Rededication at Rowayton church, H 10/1/88 p11

Rowayton UM church is glistening: Painted in one day by volunteers [photo], H 5/17/88 p7

Rowe, Evelyn MooreRowe saying goodbye to Fox

Run after 24 years [photo], H 12/9/88 p7

Rowing-NorwalkRegatta [photo], H 8/12/88 p22Rowing agrees with Zucker,

Maisano [photo], H 8/16/88 p10

Rowland, John G.Rowland and Marinan trade

barbs in debate [photo], H 10/27/88 p13+

Social mores, federal deficit addressed by Rep. Rowland [photo], H 2/12/88 p7

Rowland, Mr. & Mrs. DanielCelebrate 68th [photo], H 6/25/88

p15Roxbury Rd.-Norwalk




Norden condos turned down by commission, H 7/21/88 p1+

Questions logic of zoning decision [letter], H 7/20/88 p5


Royce, DavidRoyce takes ZBA to court over

backyard dam vote, H 12/8/88 p13+

Rubber Avenue Enterprises Inc.Westport among towns named in

suit file by landfill owners, H 5/21/88 p27

Rubinstein, Amy DeniseArea residents sworn in to

UConn society, H 4/26/88 p6Rubenstein honored, H 12/13/88

p5Rudick Research

Business added to Mother's Day menu: For mother-daughter team [photo], H 5/7/88 p23+

Rudick, MindyBusiness added to Mother's Day

menu: For mother-daughter team [photo], H 5/7/88 p23+

Rudkin-Wiley Corp.Eye on Real Estate: Bates

partner in Bridgeport deal, H 3/1/88 p19

Rudolf, JackCarpenter to address CPOA

group Thursday, H 12/5/88 p4Ruenitz & Co.

Focus on Marketing, H 1/26/88 p51, H 2/2/88 p22, H 3/1/88 p20, H 3/10/88 p28, H 3/22/88 p26, H 4/7/88 p26, H 5/19/88 p39

Ruggiri, MartinUnlicensed contractor receives

jail sentence, H 10/15/88 p6

Rummage sales. SEE TAG SALES

Rummler, Alexander J. SEE ALSO WPA MURAL PAINTINGS

Grant sought to restore murals, H 10/10/88 p7

Overflow crowd dedicates nation's largest mural collection in City Hall [photo], H 10/20/88 p4

Running. SEE ALSO FCIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICS; TRACK-ATHLETICS

Running track-WestportSchool board hears report on

track renovation costs, H 9/20/88 p33+

Solutions sought to Staples track problems, H 9/29/88 p11+

Track funding approved; fuel tank request tabled, H 6/8/88 p13

Track funds pass first hurdle [photo], H 4/8/88 p13

Track plan sent to other town boards, H 10/18/88 p33

Track to be discussed, H 9/26/88 p13+

Vote weighed on track plan, H 10/17/88 p37+

Running track-WiltonGetting fit in Wilton [photo], H

9/2/88 p37Running-Darien

Darien road race division won by marathon champion's sister [photo], H 9/21/88 p41+


Running-Fairfield CountyNorwalker pleads innocent in

attacks on area joggers, H 1/6/88 p1

Running-NorwalkAsks CCHS to reconsider policy

[letter], H 10/26/88 p11Cannonball Run a success again,

H 10/4/88 p22Elkins, Staack top Silvermiler

field [photo], H 10/19/88 p29Norwalker finds happiness racing

[photo], H 4/29/88 p31+Perfect day for 10K race [photo],

H 5/9/88 p33+Ramirez, Denninger win local

road race, H 4/12/88 p30Ramirez, Swiegart, garner

Pacesetter half marathon, H 9/21/88 p40

Runner passes through area on 91-day trek [photo], H 6/25/88 p1+

214


Running-WestportJogging down the bunny trail

[photo], H 4/4/88 p21Ruscoe, Lou and Agnes

Celebrate golden anniversary [photo], H 10/29/88 p15

Russell Yacht ChartersHome/Town: Charter a

dreamboat for a week..a month..or just a wedding [photo], H 7/11/88 p13+

Russell, Dean "Skeets"Lap of America [photo], H 4/13/88

p24Russell, Joann

Home/Town: Charter a dreamboat for a week..a month..or just a wedding [photo], H 7/11/88 p13+

Russian ImmigrantsDoctor played key role in release

of Simontovs, H 4/29/88 p8Reunion won't stop struggle to

win freedom, H 4/27/88 p1+Russian couple finds refuge in

Wilton [photo], H 4/29/88 p1+Russo, Rev. Joseph E.

Father Russo moved to Wilton parish, H 6/25/88 p10

Russo, AnthonyCity resident receives UConn

assistantship [photo], H 5/6/88 p13

Russo, JohnArtist aids society [photo], H

10/7/88 p20Russo, Maria

Norwalker awarded $1,500 scholarship by Columbus Fund, H 6/29/88 p6

Ryan ParkRyan Park: Neighborhood vs.

drugs [photo], H 10/5/88 p1+Ryan Partnership

Signs lease [photo], H 1/26/88 p46

Ryan, JohnAttorney selected [photo], H

5/5/88 p22Ryan, Peter M.

Ryan named president LPI Inc. [photo], H 12/15/88 p15+

SS & S Companies

Eye on Real Estate: Project unveiled [drawing], H 3/3/88 p33

S. B. DurfeeS. B. Durfee broker for Century

Plaza, BJ 11/14/88 p6

S. Crowley & Associates Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/15/88

p19, H 5/5/88 p29, H 11/15/88 p13

S. Crowley & Associates was broker in sale of Phillipsdale Landing, H 10/27/88 p29

St. Ann's ClubScholarships presented [photo],

H 6/21/88 p8St. Jerome's Roman Catholic

ChurchChurch members make meal for

House residents, H 12/3/88 p24

St. Joseph Medical CenterSt. Joseph Medical Center, BD

10–11/88 p24, BD 12/88 p13St. Joseph School

`Flea for All' [photo], H 4/14/88 p19

210 attend mass culminating St. Joseph anniversary [photo], H 5/18/88 p23

Annual Liturgical service celebrated at St. Joseph's [photo], H 5/28/88 p33

Class of '50 at St. Joseph [photo], H 10/6/88 p21

Father contributes $6,000 to school: Bid to save St. Joseph continues, H 6/16/88 p7

Food collected at St. Joseph [photo], H 12/6/88 p5

Happy school will stay open [letter], H 7/18/88 p5

Hibernian winners [photo], H 5/4/88 p26

K of C donates $5,000 to St. Joseph's campaign, H 6/15/88 p10

Kindergarten being built at St. Joseph [photo], H 7/27/88 p10

Parents accept challenge of saving St. Joseph's school [photo], H 6/14/88 p1+

St. Joseph begins its new life [photo on p1], H 8/31/88 p7

St. Joseph celebration continues, H 5/5/88 p6

St. Joseph closing its doors, H 6/13/88 p1+

St. Joseph School plans all-day kindergarten, H 2/4/88 p28

St. Joseph School will remain open, H 6/18/88 p1+

Save St. Joseph fund tops $46,000: Principal: `This is just terrific', H 6/17/88 p7

St. Joseph School gets grant [photo], H 1/9/88 p10

St. Joseph's receives grant [photo], H 11/28/88 p5

Students learn to win, lose by playing `stock' market [photo], H 5/27/88 p9

Thanksgiving [photo], H 9/27/88 p8

St. Joseph School-SportsParochial crown to St. Joseph, H

3/22/88 p38Second in row [photo], H 3/29/88

p37St. Joseph's Church

Procession reenacts Jesus' final hours [photo], H 4/2/88 p1+

St. Luke's ChurchHarvest Ball for Person-to-

Person. After 20 years of service [photo], H 9/12/88 p13+

St. Luke's SchoolAlumni to vitis St. Luke's Oct. 15,

H 9/23/88 p25Contest raises $68,000 for St.

Luke's School [photo], H 3/21/88 p14

Graduates urged not to become statistics, H 6/11/88 p14

New year begins at St. Luke's School [photo], H 9/13/88 p35+

St. Luke's parents elect officers [photo], H 12/14/88 p38

St. Luke's School pays tribute to Darien man [photo], H 12/17/88 p33

Staff changes announced at St. Luke's, H 8/26/88 p14

Student chosen as semifinalist [photo], H 10/12/88 p33+


Students take part in conference [photo], H 11/28/88 p34

St. Luke's School-Awards24 from area on honor roll at St.

Luke's, H 1/13/88 p11Awards given to students at St.

Luke's, H 5/19/88 p23Trophy won by singers [photo], H

5/12/88 p15St. Mary's Church

Community Hall at St. Mary's dedicated to Monsignor Hajus [photo], H 11/7/88 p7

New pastor likes mix of parishioners [photo], H 6/11/88 p11+

Norwalk mourns loss of Monsignor Hajus [photo], H 2/22/88 p1+

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St. Mary's Church (Continued)Pastor chosen for St. Mary's in

Norwalk, H 4/11/88 p1+St. Mary's marks its 140th

anniversary, H 11/5/88 p20St. Matthew Roman Catholic

ChurchMarian Guild scholarships

[photo], H 11/25/88 p40St. Michael's Lutheran Church

Renovations at St. Michael's recognized by Faith and Form [photo], H 7/2/88 p28

St. Patrick's DaySt. Patrick's celebrants [photo], H

3/18/88 p29St. Paul's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Church planning to relocate [photo], H 4/9/88 p13+

St. Paul's on the Green celebrating ordination of Rev. Campbell-Smith, H 6/11/88 p10+

St. Peter's Lutheran ChurchNew pastor [photo], H 8/27/88 p11

St. Philips ChurchRev. Martin J. O'Connor dies:

Pastor of St. Philip's Parish [photo], H 4/20/88 p6

St. Philips SchoolRotten trick pulled off [letter], H

9/22/88 p5Students give to soup kitchen

[photo], H 5/9/88 p7St. Thomas the Apostle Church

The Nativity [photo], H 12/24/88 p28

St. Thomas the Apostle SchoolChristmas gifts [photo], H

12/21/88 p8Hot air balloon entry wins first

prize in science fair, H 4/18/88 p10

St. Thomas the Apostle School-Field trips

Eighth graders from St. Thomas tour capital, H 3/19/88 p6

Sabel, Ivan R.Strictly Business: Sequel names

Sabel president, H 1/21/88 p25

Saccardi, MikeFor both finalist coaches, it all

began at CCatholic [photo], H 3/4/88 p23

SACIABusiness Week debate:

Management's role in U. S. woes, H 3/29/88 p21+

Chamber, SACIA vie for ads: Rivalry heats up, H 4/7/88 p10

Export trade critical to U. S. growth, H 10/20/88 p13+

O'Neill asks cooperation from local businesses, H 5/26/88 p37

Rift between poor, affluent bad for economy, H 1/14/88 p25

SACIA Business Expo, BD 10–11/88 SACIA special section

SACIA conference focuses on US world competitiveness, BJ 10/10/88 p2

SACIA Expo attracts some 5,000 visitors, BJ 11/28/88 p 1+

SACIA expo fosters small business, H 11/22/88 p11+

SACIA gears up for two-day Business Expo 88 Nov. 21-22, BJ 11/14/88 p2

SACIA joins trade group in promoting area imports, BJ 10/24/88 p1+

Small business view: SACIA shows big business bias, H 5/26/88 p35+

Sacramone, MarybethCoaching bloodlines: Marybeth

Sacramone following in her dad's footsteps [photo], H 10/27/88 p41

Sacramone, TomCoaching bloodlines: Marybeth

Sacramone following in her dad's footsteps [photo], H 10/27/88 p41

Sadler, JanBest in Show [photo], H 4/30/88

p16Safe Air Solutions


Safe Boating WeekBoating safety reminder given

[photo], H 6/10/88 p16+Safe Homes

Red Ribbon, "Safe Homes" for drug-free area youths, H 10/24/88 p14

Safelite/Penn Auto GlassNew business names, BJ

10/17/88 p18Safety education. SEE ALSO

TRAFFIC SAFETYCity parents advised to walk

children to and from bus stops, H 8/26/88 p31

City seeks funds for safety effort, H 4/26/88 p10

Coordinator offers tips on fire safety, H 12/19/88 p19


Health department lists suggestions for Child Safety Month [photo], H 5/2/88 p15

Police urge holiday shoppers to take special precautions, H 12/12/88 p33+

Praises campaign [letter], H 8/9/88 p5

Safe songs [photo], H 8/15/88 p10Safety talk given at beach school,

H 8/19/88 p11Safir, Edward "Ted"

Brokers leave Fahnestock: Safir opens Legg mason office [photo], H 7/12/88 p19+

Safran, DianeUnlocking young minds: Art

therapy--where words have failed [photo], H 2/29/88 p15+

SakuraEye on Real Estate, H 1/28/88

p25Salad dressing. SEE NEWMAN'S

OWN, INC.Salancy, Sara

Salancy chosen Rowayton librarian, H 9/13/88 p9

Salaries. SEE WAGESSaleSource Inc.


Salzer, BettyCancer society salutes Salzer

[photo], H 6/4/88 p13Salzer is recipient of `Courage

award', H 7/9/88 p10Sametz, Walter

Opening at Painters [photo], H 2/12/88 p22

Samodel, Mr. and Mrs. HarryWed 50 years [photo], H 8/6/88

p15San Vincenzo Park

Land swap approved, H 8/22/88 p7


Sandler, Jeffrey C.National Merit Scholar

competition includes two semifinalists from city [photo], H 9/16/88 p7

Sanford, DavidTown, Sanford reach settlement,

H 9/10/88 p9Westport RTM approves $65,000

settlement with retired firefighter, H 10/5/88 p1+

Sanitary CleanersCoats being collected for

Armenian people, H 12/27/88 p7

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Sanitary landfills-NorwalkToxic gas is leading at Bridgeport

dump, H 5/19/88 p1+SantaLucia, Jamie


Santangelo, Albert and Ernestine [DiSepio]

Santangelos wed sixty years [photo], H 1/23/88 p15

Santaniello, Alfred J.BSA cites Santaniello, Bentley:

Named `Good Scouts' [photo], H 4/23/88 p6

Santaniello, Andrew J.Santaniello family expresses

thanks [letter], H 2/6/88 p5SAR

Branch elects Darien man as president, H 4/29/88 p13

Saraceni, JamesAfter 8 years, Kruseski is

defeated: In election for police union presidency, H 1/29/88 p10

FBI probe clears officer in shooting, H 4/12/88 p1

Sasco Creek BridgeOfficials discuss bridge, H

12/3/88 p9Sasqua Hills. SEE ALSO

NORWALK-ZONING COMMISSION

Sasqua Hills-Norwalk22 `luxury' homes proposed in

Sasqua Hills neighborhood, H 8/30/88 p1+


Neighbors gear up to battle development in Sasqua Hills, H 9/15/88 p13

Sasqua Hills development voted down, H 10/12/88 p1+

Satinover, Dr. Jeffrey BurkeHealth/Fitness: Weston resident

selected, H 12/19/88 p19Saugatuck Child Care Service

Funded food program slices expenses for providers at local day care centers, H 10/15/88 p35

Saugatuck Congregational Church

Police Blotter: Church burglary reported, H 12/27/88 p8

Saugatuck Nursery SchoolChecking the shellfish [photo], H

8/13/88 p35Saugatuck River

Saugatuck River makes EPA priority wetland list [photo], H 2/16/88 p13+

Saugatuck River-SwimmingBoundaries to be marked at site

used for swimming [photo], H 11/18/88 p49+

Ownership of land by swimming site contested: Problem brought to Weston selectmen's attention, H 7/28/88 p15

Saugatuck SchoolAnnouncement of settlement in

suit said to be premature, H 8/6/88 p9


Board to review housing project, H 11/14/88 p35+

Commission given a look at revised plan for school, H 1/12/88 p12

Elderly housing agreement reached, H 8/2/88 p25

Elderly reassured about project: Panel reviews school conversion, H 8/12/88 p41+

Hauhuth wants to see project completed, H 11/4/88 p49+

Housing project faces vote, H 11/1/88 p35+

Meeting on Saugatuck School conversion scheduled Monday, H 10/1/88 p36

Nursery school pullout may create a problem, H 5/13/88 p11+

Officials given revised proposal for former school, H 1/6/88 p19+

Officials prepare packet on school conversion plan, H 10/28/88 p9+

Opinion issued on use of fields at former school, H 10/14/88 p45

Plans for school conversion reviewed: Board of Finance given update, H 2/5/88 p25

Report: Housing project not site to relocate town's senior center, H 5/13/88 p11+

Residents seek elderly housing plan compromise, H 8/25/88 p41+

RTM approval sought on funds for housing plan, H 4/12/88 p9+

RTM panels divided on Saugatuck School plan, H 10/26/88 p35+

RTM panels review housing project, H 10/13/88 p16+

RTM reviews Saugatuck conversion schedule, H 12/21/88 p37+

School conversion funds granted, H 9/8/88 p41+

Saugatuck ShoresNeighbors object to driveway, H

11/30/88 p13Sauter, Dr. Elizabeth

Health/Fitness: Sauter joins associates, H 8/15/88 p10

Save the ChildrenAgencies awarded grants, H

9/27/88 p10Aid provided for flood victims, H

9/14/88 p12Coleytown pupils eat milk, rice for

lunch, H 12/1/88 p16Employees cited by relief agency

[photo], H 11/18/88 p50For Save The Children [photo], H

4/14/88 p17GE gives $25,000 to relief

agency, H 8/26/88 p14Kids remember kids at Save the

Children [photo], H 12/22/88 p13


Radio auction to raise money for Save the Children fund [photo], H 2/11/88 p14

Relay '88 helping immunize children, H 4/23/88 p13+

Save the Children appoints James Bausch as president, H 2/6/88 p13+

Save the Children Federation employees visited `hot spots', H 1/16/88 p22

Save the Children Federation receives grant for $1.1 million, H 8/13/88 p36

Save the Children praised for its efforts in Philippines [photo], H 6/17/88 p37+

Two area organizations helping with relief efforts, H 9/16/88 p1+

Save the Pond CommitteeShort-term plan sought for pond,

H 10/22/88 p35+Savin Corp.

Restructured Savin Corp. declares 20 cent dividend, BJ 12/19/88 p5

Strictly Business: Savin repays $13.7 million in debt, H 2/9/88 p25

Savings and loan associations. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING

217


Savings and loan associations (Continued)

Thrift image hurt by S & L crisis, H 10/27/88 p29+

Savitskaya, SvetlanaLady cosmonaut touches down in

Norwalk [photo], H 2/8/88 p1+Saxton, Marge

7-week adventure delivers city couple to new residence [photo], H 1/2/88 p1+

Saxton, Mike7-week adventure delivers city

couple to new residence [photo], H 1/2/88 p1+

SBA. SEE SMALL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND

Scallion, PeterBMHS graduate wins scholarship

at Columbia, H 1/9/88 p6Scanlon, Lynne Waller

Home/Town: Success began with scholarship: Writer pays back a `loan' [photo], H 8/29/88 p21

Schedules, School-DarienSchool bells pealing early this

year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27Students want town to vote on

schedule change [photo], H 12/9/88 p45+

Schedules, School-New CanaanSchool bells pealing early this

year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27Schedules, School-Norwalk

Board OKs calendar favored by teachers, H 1/23/88 p9

Norwalk schools opening under staggered format, H 8/30/88 p10

School bells pealing early this year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27

Staggered return helps students adjust to new school schedules, H 8/9/88 p27

Schedules, School-WestonHigh school to alter scheduling

system, H 5/25/88 p13School bells pealing early this

year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27School bells ring Tuesday, H

8/25/88 p41School faces scheduling

problems, H 5/7/88 p23+Schedules, School-Westport

Board adopts calendar for school year, H 3/16/88 p36

School bells pealing early this year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27

Schedules, School-WiltonSchool bells pealing early this

year [chart], H 8/9/88 p27

Wilton school schedule, H 6/17/88 p38

Scheyd, Rev. Msgr. William J.Bishop appoints Scheyd vicar

general, H 12/31/88 p24Schiavone Realty and

Development CorporationDeveloper has a vision of

downtown Bridgeport, BJ 11/7/88 p1+

Developer has ambitious plans for reviving central Bridgeport, BJ 10/17/88 p10

New Haven developer launches ambitious plan for Bridgeport, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p34

Schiel, RayIn "West Side Story" [photo], H

10/14/88 p19Schilling, Jim

Mission: Get children hooked on theater: Jim Schilling of PBTC [photo], H 7/18/88 p19

Schine, LoisLois Schine appointed by

chamber [photo], H 8/19/88 p11+

Schlott RealtorsAgency merges [photo], H 6/9/88

p30Eye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25, H 11/15/88 p13Eye on Real Estate: Schlott

awards [photo], H 2/2/88 p21Eye on Real Estate: Time for

sharing, H 12/22/88 p25Home book hits the market, H

9/22/88 p54Kelsey Brown Sherwood agency

joins Schlott, BJ 12/5/88 p6Sales associate recognition

program recently unveiled, H 9/22/88 p50

Schlott Realtors called "R. E. Firm of Future" [photo], H 9/22/88 p42

Schlott, Richard L.Schlott Realtors called "R. E.

Firm of Future" [photo], H 9/22/88 p42

Schnabel, MarionTheater world for Schnabels is

both profession and love [photo], H 1/8/88 p13

Schnabel, StefanTheater world for Schnabels is

both profession and love [photo], H 1/8/88 p13

Schneck, MattEagle award presented to Boy

Scout in Wilton, H 1/8/88 p26

Schneidewind, ErikaHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30Scholarships

Person-to-Person seeks scholarship contributions, H 10/25/88 p10

Scholarship forms available, H 12/14/88 p4

Scholarships awarded by PAL [photo], H 12/14/88 p37

School. SEE ALSO CLASS...FOR RELATED TOPICS; EDUCATION...FOR RELATED TOPICS

School administrators-NorwalkCarroll appointed to post: As

school administrator [photo], H 6/22/88 p7


Rosenfield is honored by advisory group, H 5/12/88 p19

School administrators win new contract, H 11/29/88 p1+

Sloan pleads for new administrative position, H 6/8/88 p7

Supervisor recognized [photo], H 5/17/88 p8

School administrators-WestportAdministrators' contract

approved, H 1/13/88 p15Educators take part in

conference, H 3/22/88 p21IAA leader disappointed by denial

of school administrator's contract, H 2/4/88 p13+

Westport RTM draws the line on raises, H 2/3/88 p1+

School administrators-WiltonAdministrators help fill in for

Wilton teachers [photo], H 11/21/88 p37+

Search under way for Holt's successor, H 3/17/88 p13+

School aides-Norwalk17 from support staff also plan

retirement, H 5/20/88 p14School attendance-Norwalk

900 miss school as absenteeism soars, H 9/8/88 p1+

In school year concluding Thursday: 73 teachers post perfect attendance, H 6/22/88 p6

School budgets-NorwalkBudget cuts `illogical,' Sloan

says, H 2/2/88 p7Cranbury expansion plan cut

from capital budget, H 1/27/88 p1+

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School budgets-Norwalk (Continued)

Finance department relents on some cuts to education budget, H 3/8/88 p1+

Finance, school officials agree on budget cuts, H 3/3/88 p19

Last minute plea filed on behalf of school budget, H 3/25/88 p1+

Parent tells school board to aim for excellence, H 4/28/88 p7

School board approves $63 million budget, H 12/21/88 p1

School board stunned by size of budget cut, H 1/20/88 p1+

School panel questions budget item reductions, H 3/9/88 p6

Schools request 9.9 percent budget hike, H 11/14/88 p1+

School budgets-WestonAuditor after information on

misplaced school $$$, H 2/20/88 p13+

Auditor contends schools mishandled budget funds, H 4/1/88 p27

Board of Education gets money, criticism, H 2/19/88 p11

Board of Education passes budget cut, H 6/7/88 p11

Board readjusts school budget, H 5/4/88 p9+

Education, Finance boards get together on plans for avoiding further audit woes, H 5/6/88 p17+

Effects of cuts weighed by school board, H 5/18/88 p15

High school budget reviewed: Increase of 3 percent sought [chart], H 1/20/88 p35+

Norwood to prepare budget early, H 8/11/88 p31+

Reason given for school cancellation, H 1/20/88 p35

Residents question school budget, H 3/30/88 p21+

Salaries upset Weston board: School administrators criticized, H 3/10/88 p13+

School board studies staffing increases, H 1/22/88 p11+

School budget reviewed, H 10/14/88 p45

Weston board approves $12 million school budget, H 1/26/88 p11

Weston middle school budget unveiled, H 1/14/88 p13+

Weston school budget up by 9.8 percent, H 12/20/88 p9

School budgets-Westport$201,000 in cuts approved by

Westport school board, H 5/17/88 p11+

Board concerned by school budget size, H 2/26/88 p29+

Board studies plan to set up capital fund, H 4/27/88 p35+

Gold afraid budget cut will hurt students, H 3/18/88 p29+

RTM members urge slashes to Westport school budget, H 3/17/88 p1+

School budget adopted, H 3/8/88 p17+

Staff contracts responsible for school budget increase, H 2/11/88 p13+

Support sought for high school athletics budget, H 1/22/88 p11+

Westport cuts back school budget, H 3/24/88 p1+

School budgets-WiltonBudget draws few comments

from residents, H 1/29/88 p23+

New cuts made in Wilton school budget, H 2/26/88 p29

Wilton school board takes ax to new budget, H 2/19/88 p11+

Wilton schools seek $18.5 million [graph], H 1/15/88 p1+

School buildings, Conversion-Norwalk. SEE ALSO ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICE CENTER; BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOOL; HONEYHILL SCHOOL; MARVIN SCHOOL [OLD]

Agencies view Franklin as all-purpose solution, H 3/4/88 p13

Bidders sought for Honeyhill School: Proposals must be for at least $1.7 million, H 5/11/88 p7

Conservative councilmen behind proposal for Franklin School use, H 3/4/88 p13

End mystery over Franklin lease [letter], H 2/22/88 p5

End squabbling [letter], H 3/14/88 p5

Former mayor believes school site should be used for elderly housing, H 8/23/88 p7

Grant process hurt Post purchase, H 2/29/88 p13

Health care group seeks Honeyhill, H 10/21/88 p5




Marvin's future [edit], H 10/25/88 p12

More questions on Franklin use [letter], H 1/25/88 p5




No decision on Marvin School until city studies land use alternatives, H 9/16/88 p1+

Old Marvin School title search sought, H 10/21/88 p5

Petition wants to halt Honeyhill plan, H 12/27/88 p1+

Plan short-changes seniors [letter], H 1/20/88 p5

Residents battle over Franklin School [photo], H 3/4/88 p1+

Sale of Honeyhill School to hospital gains backing, H 11/18/88 p4

Sparks fly during Franklin School meeting, H 2/26/88 p1+

Two promise to fight Franklin School use, H 1/12/88 p7

Who eliminated housing from plan? [letter], H 3/14/88 p5



School buildings, Conversion-Westport. SEE ALSO SAUGATUCK SCHOOL

Announcement of settlement in suit said to be premature, H 8/6/88 p9



Elderly housing project funds clear RTM hurdle, H 11/2/88 p35+

Elderly reassured about project: Panel reviews school conversion, H 8/12/88 p41+

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School buildings, Conversion-Westport (Continued)

Hauhuth wants to see project completed, H 11/4/88 p49+

Housing project faces vote, H 11/1/88 p35+

Meeting on Saugatuck School conversion scheduled Monday, H 10/1/88 p36

Plans for school conversion reviewed: Board of Finance given update, H 2/5/88 p25

RTM approval sought on funds for housing plan, H 4/12/88 p9+

RTM panels divided on Saugatuck School plan, H 10/26/88 p35+


School conversion funds granted, H 9/8/88 p41+

School buildings, Conversion-Wilton

Contract signed for Post School [photo], H 5/18/88 p15

Montessori Association proposal already facing resident opposition, H 4/16/88 p13

P & Z reviews proposal for Post School, H 4/26/88 p13

Post School sale plan dropped [photo], H 2/25/88 p37

Wilton finds new buyer for Post School, H 3/22/88 p19


School buildings-Maintenance and repair

Council approves funds for classroom expansion, H 7/13/88 p10

School buildings-Maintenance and repair-Norwalk

Bids exceed budget, H 6/20/88 p7Foam insulation to coat

McMahon roof, H 11/4/88 p4Funds for McMahon roof repair

approved, H 9/7/88 p7Nathan Hale canopy's safety

tested [photo], H 9/22/88 p9Projects completed at schools, H

9/23/88 p9Special request for funds to fix

HS roof on agenda, H 9/6/88 p7

School buildings-Maintenance and repair-Weston

Committee approves code work drawings, H 2/11/88 p13+

School buildings-Maintenance and repair-Wilton

Wilton to pay $4.3 million for code work, H 4/15/88 p33+

School bus drivers-DarienDarien sexual assault: DMV

never told bus company about driver's criminal record, H 11/26/88 p4


PTA reps meet Loghran over Howard case, H 12/1/88 p15+

School bus drivers-Norwalk900 miss school as absenteeism

soars, H 9/8/88 p1+Alleged marijuana dealer was

driver, H 10/12/88 p9Canadian firm holds the edge

with bid for school bus contract [photo p1], H 1/15/88 p7

Late buses blamed on driver shortage [photo], H 9/20/88 p1+

Wildcat bus strike strands 5,000 kids [photo], H 9/7/88 p1+

School bus drivers-WestportWestport school bus drivers

saluted [photo], H 6/21/88 p10

School bus drivers-WiltonBus drivers in Wilton put union to

a vote again, H 3/8/88 p17School buses-Norwalk

Approval of bus facility on Wilson Avenue recommended, H 7/29/88 p10

Board fines Laidlaw for late buses, H 9/30/88 p1+

Concerned about school buses [letter], H 9/27/88 p5

Law of supply and demand [letter], H 9/30/88 p5

Lot for buses available in SoNo, H 7/25/88 p10


New bus pact may save $3.1 million, H 1/20/88 p9

Not prepared? [edit], H 12/14/88 p10

Plan to build school bus garage on Wilson Avenue irks residents, H 7/21/88 p15

Relocation of bus site approved with conditions to meet concerns, H 8/18/88 p10

School board approves bus contract: Funding for deficit to be requested, H 2/3/88 p10

School officials concerned that bus was unregistered, H 3/17/88 p8

Walk to school gets shorter, but more parents want buses [photo], H 8/19/88 p29

School buses-WestonSchool board votes to upgrade

buses, H 5/17/88 p11+School buses running late, H

9/8/88 p41School buses-Westport

Motorists ignoring flashing lights; school buses to carry concerned parents, H 11/11/88 p11

Negotiations begin on new bus contract, H 12/29/88 p13+

School buses-WiltonLonger school day issue

explored, H 10/28/88 p9+New school buses fully equipped

[photo], H 10/6/88 p48School calendars. SEE

SCHEDULES, SCHOOL-NAME OF TOWN

School closings, Public. SEE PUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSINGS

School code-WestonBoard reviews school work, H

1/5/88 p13School costs. SEE EDUCATION-

COSTSSchool crossing guards-Norwalk

School guards to receive pay increases, H 9/21/88 p10

School custodians-NorwalkContract signed [photo], H

5/11/88 p8Custodian salary

recommendations released, H 3/2/88 p7

Custodian, driver lose court appeal, H 10/20/88 p5

Custodians complain `racism' entered into employee's transfer to City Hall, H 10/6/88 p10

Head of custodians taking pots, pans case to governor, H 10/21/88 p7


School custodians-WestportBoard of Education honors


School board to vote on custodian contract, H 11/19/88 p35+

School custodians-WiltonBoard of Education announces 3

retirees, H 4/27/88 p36

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School custodians-Wilton (Continued)

Town, custodians ink three-year pact, H 4/30/88 p25

School day-NorwalkSchool days to shorten by one

hour, H 6/14/88 p7School day-Wilton

Board will examine views from parents about extended day, H 12/9/88 p45+

Educators hear concerns about extended day, H 12/2/88 p45+

Extended day to be topic, H 11/30/88 p13

Lengthened school day concerns parents, H 10/14/88 p45+

Longer school day issue explored, H 10/28/88 p9+

Parents air concerns about longer school day, H 11/18/88 p49

Parents'views sought on longer school day, H 11/29/88 p10

Programs make school day longer, H 8/17/88 p35

School board releases survey. Wilton parents support extended day, H 12/16/88 p45

Teachers air views on longer day, H 12/5/88 p41+

Teachers' opinions sought, H 11/7/88 p15

School enrollment-Fairfield County

Per pupil costs rise, enrollment drop slows, H 9/20/88 p1+

School enrollment-Minorities-Fairfield County

Consensus of Board of Education: CES best at handling minority issue, H 11/2/88 p4

School enrollment-Minorities-Norwalk

Sloan asks board to weigh minority enrollment choices, H 11/1/88 p1+

Sloan: Schools already integrated, H 1/6/88 p1+

School enrollment-NorwalkSchool enrollment drops again

[chart], H 10/3/88 p1+School forecast sees enrollment

dropping even further next year, H 10/10/88 p1+

School system acts to meet enrollment change [chart], H 8/9/88 p15+


School enrollment-WestonEnrollment exceeds projections.

By 21 students in Weston, H 9/1/88 p17

Norwood views enrollment as biggest challenge, H 12/15/88 p15+

School officials to discuss joint classes, H 12/16/88 p1+

School enrollment-WestportEnrollment down slightly in

Westport, H 9/8/88 p41+School board to discuss 1989-90

enrollment figures: Request for use of room also on Monday's agenda, H 12/17/88 p33

School officials to discuss joint classes, H 12/16/88 p1+

School enrollment-WiltonSchool officials to discuss joint

classes, H 12/16/88 p1+School guidance counselors-

NorwalkGuidance counselor honored

[photo], H 6/9/88 p9School guidance counselors-

WestonCouncil gives views on guidance

program, H 4/21/88 p14Guidance program develops

objectives, H 11/8/88 p30+Weston guidance programs given

high marks, H 6/17/88 p37+Weston school board to hear

report on guidance program, H 11/3/88 p13+

School guidance counselors-Westport

Counselor gives workshop on the college interview, H 6/17/88 p39

School Integration-Fairfield County

Local officials don't agree on school integration plan, H 6/3/88 p1+

School lunches-NorwalkLunch tab at schools could rise,

H 6/6/88 p1+National lunch week slated in

Norwalk public schools, H 10/7/88 p9

School food service director recipient of state accolade [photo], H 5/20/88 p9

School lunches-WestportBoard of Education raises the

price for school lunches, H 11/22/88 p9+

School nursing-NorwalkAnne Adami retires this year as

school health coordinator [photo], H 11/8/88 p5

Women in white deal with different type of student today, H 11/8/88 p5

School nursing-WestportCalm defuses school nurse

controversy, H 10/6/88 p48Finance panel to debate nurse

funds, H 12/6/88 p33Health district asks for $10,000:

Educators to take up nurse issue, H 11/21/88 p37

Long Lots parents seek RTM's help, H 9/23/88 p25+

Nurse funding approved, H 12/8/88 p13+

Nurse issue sent back to board, H 11/8/88 p30+

Over full-time nurse: Parents to protest outside Long Lots, H 11/11/88 p11

Panel delays decision on school nurse, H 9/13/88 p35+

Parents not happy with health aide plan, H 10/18/88 p33+

Parents protest at school, H 11/15/88 p9+

Parents request full-time nurse at Long Lots, H 9/7/88 p33+

Parents seek help from selectman, H 10/31/88 p35+

Parents vow to continue for full-time nurse, H 10/19/88 p37+

RTM panel takes up dispute, H 9/22/88 p15+

RTM panel unable to reach consensus on nursing issue, H 11/17/88 p13+

School nurse decision worries Westport parents, H 9/1/88 p17

Westport parents applaud funding for school nurses, H 11/22/88 p1+

School reunions. SEE CLASS REUNIONS

School schedules. SEE SCHEDULES, SCHOOL

School secretaries-NorwalkSchool secretaries approve four-

year contract: Raises of up to 42 percent included, H 6/16/88 p12

School secretaries-WiltonBoard of Education announces 3

retirees, H 4/27/88 p36School Sisters of Notre Dame

Rededication of chapel set for Nov. 12, H 11/3/88 p13+

School Sisters of Notre Dame Motherhouse


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School superintendents-New Canaan

Fitzsimons optimistic in new post [photo], H 8/9/88 p21

School superintendents-NorwalkGift for superintendent [photo], H

9/20/88 p7NHS principal named to number

two spot in city school system [photo], H 10/5/88 p1+

Rosenfield elected, H 10/1/88 p7Sloan gets salary hike, though

pay lags peers, H 6/23/88 p1+Sloan makes improved test

scores a high priority [photo], H 8/9/88 p17+

School superintendents-WestonEight semifinalists chosen in

superintendent search, H 11/10/88 p45

Mrs. Gold to fill in for Norwood, H 11/25/88 p61+

NHS graduate named Weston superintendent, H 12/20/88 p1+

Panel works out details in superintendent search, H 7/29/88 p17

Salary to help in Weston search, H 7/7/88 p13+

School chief to be named in Weston, H 12/16/88 p45+

Superintendent survey will be sent to residents, H 9/3/88 p37

Survey: Schools require leader who communicates, H 10/13/88 p16

Weston board initiates search for superintendent, H 5/24/88 p21

Weston close to decision on a new superintendent, H 12/8/88 p13

Weston parents don't show for meeting with consultant, H 9/16/88 p45+

Weston school chief quitting [photo], H 4/20/88 p1+

Weston, consultant start superintendent search, H 7/1/88 p37+

Westonites to play role in search, H 7/14/88 p14+

Who's going to present the budget in January?, H 7/1/88 p37+

School superintendents-Westport

Newest superintendent of schools no stranger to Westport's problems [photo], H 8/30/88 p1+

Panel to assist search for new superintendent, H 2/24/88 p13+

Shook looks to improve town school, H 12/1/88 p45+

Shook outlines goals for RTM panel, H 9/9/88 p14


Teachers say farewell to Gold, H 6/9/88 p15+

Westport picks a new school chief, H 5/27/88 p1+

Westport superintendent retiring: Gold to stay in public education [photo], H 7/11/88 p11

School supervisorsLocal public school supervisor on

TV, H 9/20/88 p12School transportation. SEE

SCHOOL BUS; SCHOOL VANSchool van drivers-Norwalk

Woman claims school van driver negligent, H 9/28/88 p9

School visitors18 teachers from Denmark

guests in area, H 4/22/88 p6School visitors-Norwalk


Schools. SEE ALSO NAME OF SCHOOL

Schools, Commercial. SEE BUSINESS EDUCATION

Schools-Conversion. SEE SCHOOL BUILDINGS, CONVERSION-NAME OF TOWN

Schor, AlisonHome/Town People [photo], H

4/5/88 p13Schreyer, Maureen

Scholarship award [photo], H 7/12/88 p9

Schubert Club of Fairfield County

Schubert Club duo-pianists will give recital Wednesday [photo], H 3/31/88 p22

Schubert Club to observe 65th National Music Week [photo], H 4/29/88 p15

Schucker, Paul F. Jr.Institute names Wilton man as

director [photo], H 5/27/88 p12

Schulman, Louis. SEE ALSO NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT

Wheels celebrates 10th anniversary [photo on p. 1], H 11/22/88 p7

Schulz, KarenEx-Norwalk woman takes racing

serious [photo], H 1/25/88 p23+

Schulz second at Florida 200: Former Norwalk Go-Kart racer [photo], H 2/13/88 p53+

Schupack Suarez Engineering Inc.

Norwalk firm claims flaw overlooked, H 9/12/88 p1+

Schur, NormanWeston author feels many people

fear big words, H 3/19/88 p15+

Schwartz & HofflichCPAs celebrate [photo], H 6/9/88

p30CPAs offer computer consulting,

H 10/13/88 p36Schwartz, Brenda

The diet-health connection: How to tell good fats from the bad [photo], H 11/28/88 p13+

Schwartz, GarryHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30Schwartz, John

Environmental officer outlines job, woes, H 1/27/88 p10

Science Accessories Corp.Awarded summary judgment, H

4/12/88 p18Strictly Business: Legal fees hurt

Science Accessories, H 6/21/88 p11

Strictly Business: Science Accessories net drops, H 3/24/88 p27

Science fairs. SEE SCIENCE-EXHIBITIONS-NAME OF TOWN

Science-ExhibitionsHot air balloon entry wins first

prize in science fair, H 4/18/88 p10

Top professional judge science fair: Secondary school students in competition, H 5/5/88 p18

Underclassmen win top prizes at science fair [photo], H 5/6/88 p1+

Scientific Imaging InstrumentsStrictly Business: Scientific

Imaging in new market, H 6/23/88 p29

SCO CommunicationsStrictly Business: New Canaan

PR firm launched, H 9/27/88 p15

SCORESCORE helps small businesses

make it, H 1/7/88 p33+

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Scott, DouglasMountain of a man is playwright's

hero: When a justice triumphed [photo], H 7/28/88 p31

Scottish Games. SEE HIGHLAND SCOTTISH GAMES

Scribner Ave.-NorwalkDesign changes in shopping

center parking lot considered, H 9/28/88 p10

Parking lot alterations may help traffic flow, H 10/28/88 p4

Scribner, Robert W. "Link"Wilton's Scribner honored

[photo], H 10/19/88 p29SD Associates

Campaign software: New weapon [photo], H 5/12/88 p29

Seabrook, AlexisNew at Left Bank [photo], H

2/12/88 p19Sean Hawe & Associates


Seaport Graphics and Communications

Eye on Real Estate, H 9/1/88 p27Sear, Steven

Suit filed against city in crash with police car, H 10/6/88 p27

Seat belts. SEE AUTOMOBILES-SEAT BELTS

Seaton, JohnStudent gains award, H 1/9/88 p7

Second Taxing District. SEE NORWALK-SECOND TAXING DISTRICT

SecretariesGibbs' skills viewed as

management basis [photo], H 4/25/88 p15+

Secretaries eye management posts: As demand increases, H 4/26/88 p25

Securities exchange. SEE STOCK-EXCHANGE

Securities industry. SEE STOCK-EXCHANGE

Security servicesNational Guardian completes

merger with Lep Group unit, BJ 10/17/88 p5


Security SolutionsFalse alarms cause police

headaches [photo], H 5/26/88 p35+

Security Unlimited Inc.Ex-CIA agent offers advice on

terrorism [photo], H 5/31/88 p19+

Sedaka, NeilSedaka in Levitt benefit: It's time

for that mellow sound again [photo], H 7/15/88 p21

Sedaka's back at the pavilion [photo], H 7/19/88 p11

Seir Hill Road-WiltonCommission urged to help put

brakes on Wilton speeders, H 10/12/88 p33

Seirwoods CondominiumsAttorney for developer seeks

ordinance repeal, H 6/10/88 p14

Self-change techniques. SEE SELF-HELP TECHNIQUES

Self-directed change. SEE SELF-HELP TECHNIQUES

Self-help techniquesSelf-help is on the way at new

store: No promises made [photo], H 3/3/88 p33+

Seligson, Stanley M.Businessman seeks city's help to

build new ice rink downtown, H 9/27/88 p7

Seligson selected ADL man of year [photo], H 9/13/88 p7

Uptown restoration starts on West Ave. [photo], H 8/2/88 p14

Seltzer OrganizationNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Senators-Election

Prominent Republicans back Lieberman, H 10/28/88 p26

Senior Citizens ClubNewly elected leaders [photo], H

7/13/88 p31Senior Service Corp.


Septic tanks-WestonFunds available to help repair

septic systems, H 8/9/88 p9+Residents urged to clean septic

tanks, H 9/2/88 p37+Septic tanks-Wilton

Board approves setback for septic system, H 6/14/88 p12

Sequel Corp.Strictly Business: Sequel

acquires orthpedic (sic) firm, H 4/19/88 p25

Strictly Business: Sequel acquires R & G Orthopedic, H 4/7/88 p25

Strictly Business: Sequel names Sabel president, H 1/21/88 p25

Serrani, ThomMayor Thom Serrani - a hallmark

of professionalism, BD 10–11/88 p19+

Serrano, WilliamMan pleads not guilty in city

shooting case, H 1/6/88 p8Plea bargain rejected by suspect

in shooting, H 7/14/88 p10Serrano could get 10 years in

prison, H 11/29/88 p7Servco Oil Co.

Firefighting skills learned by fuel company workers, H 10/12/88 p33+

Service Corps Of Retired Executives. SEE SCORE

Settlers Services of New York Inc.

Eye on Real Estate: Relocation firms acquires Settlers, H 3/22/88 p23

Sewage. SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL-NAME OF TOWN

Sewage disposal plants-DarienStamford says Darien owes on

sewage bill, H 9/2/88 p37+Sewage disposal plants-Norwalk

City sewage plant fixup said to reduce violations, H 7/28/88 p1+

Sewage disposal plants-Stamford

Stamford wastewater plant a study in cost-containment, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

Sewage disposal plants-Westport

A firsthand look at sewage plant [photo], H 5/10/88 p13

Simple process employed by treatment plant [photo], H 12/5/88 p41+

Westport P & Z delays vote on sewage plant building, H 9/27/88 p11+

Sewage plants. SEE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS

Sewage treatment plants. SEE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS

Sewage works. SEE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS

Sewage-Long Island Sound. SEE ALSO LONG ISLAND SOUND

Atkin urges Cuomo to sign bill, H 8/3/88 p9

Backer: Teach public not to use L. I. Sound for a waste basket [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+

Crane: Lobsters don't swim [photo], H 10/21/88 p28+

Dealing with Sound pollution [letter], H 8/3/88 p5

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Sewage-Long Island Sound (Continued)

Local officials monitoring sewage slick, H 8/4/88 p1+

Officials say Sound is clean, beaches open, H 8/5/88 p1+

Proposed tax would help cleanup Long Island Sound, H 8/16/88 p9

Seafood fans: Is it from the Sound? [photo], H 8/19/88 p1+

Volunteers twice daily test oxygen in Sound [photo], H 8/24/88 p1

Westport coastline passes, H 7/30/88 p21+

Sewage-NorwalkDPW says leaky line may be

contributing to sewage pollution, H 10/15/88 p1+

Effluent in pipe identified as sewage, H 9/30/88 p10




Source of sewage leak not found, H 10/7/88 p9

Sewerage-WestportRTM approves sewer project

funds, H 7/7/88 p14Selectmen cancel contract for

sewer inspection work, H 7/27/88 p33

Sewer additions at two sites pass initial hurdle, H 5/26/88 p53+

Sewer assessment policy under study, H 11/15/88 p9+

Sewer fee deferral wins support in Westport, H 11/4/88 p49

Sewer installation process reviewed, H 7/19/88 p11

Sewer projects approved by board, H 7/13/88 p17+

State park in line for sewers, H 7/15/88 p13

Westport residents protest sewer assessment estimates, H 6/15/88 p37+

Sex discrimination-NorwalkSex discrimination suit against

city is settled, H 7/27/88 p9Sex education. SEE SEX

INSTRUCTION-NAME OF TOWN

Sex instruction-WestonLWV wants sex education

program for town schools [photo], H 9/24/88 p37+

Sexual assault-DarienInvestigation continues in assault

case, H 3/2/88 p15Police Blotter: Suspect sought in

sex assault, H 6/14/88 p8Sexual assault-Fairfield County

Insanity may be defense for sex assault suspect, H 3/15/88 p6

Sexual assault-Norwalk2nd officer may face sex assault

charge, H 4/9/88 p1+Police Blotter: Alleged rape

investigated, H 3/29/88 p8Police Blotter: Rape charged by

alleged hooker, H 6/20/88 p8Police Blotter: Sexual assault

count filed, H 5/5/88 p8Police Blotter: Sexual assault

counts filed, H 4/13/88 p8Police Blotter: Woman escapes

from attacker, H 7/22/88 p8Police Blotter: Woman says she

was attacked, H 7/25/88 p8Police continue search for

suspect in rape case, H 8/5/88 p10

Police probing sex assault charge, H 4/5/88 p1+

Sexual assault charge dropped, H 3/2/88 p10

Sexual assault reported, H 8/4/88 p9

State drops rape charges against Montoya, H 4/28/88 p10

Teen boy `raped' by man, H 5/5/88 p8

Warrant sought for cop charged in sex assault, H 4/7/88 p1+

Woman assaulted in park, H 5/31/88 p9

Seyffer and Sklar, P.C.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25

Shady BeachWinds topple trees at beaches, H

8/15/88 p7Shaffer, Clarke & Co.


Shamrock Lane-NorwalkBad intersection needs light

[letter], H 7/9/88 p5Shanahan, Carl

Shanahan seeks Democratic nod for congressional seat [photo], H 7/19/88 p10

Shandwick North America Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 2/16/88

p21Shapiro, Dr. Howard

Doctor's encyclopedia of birth control: Concern for women's health [photo], H 5/16/88 p13+

With Raphael [photo], H 7/23/88 p14

Shared ResourceNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p19Sharnik, John S.

Norwalker plans Cold war TV series [photo], H 2/11/88 p1+

Sharnik series on TV tonight, H 10/14/88 p12

Sharp, ScottCollegian spends weekends on

track [photo], H 10/11/88 p15Shaw, Joan

Shaw named to position in Temple Tots program, H 9/3/88 p37

Shaw, KarenKaren Shaw recital for DCA

[photo], H 9/16/88 p15Our incomparable Shaw, H

10/20/88 p18Shawmut Bank. SEE SHAWMUT

NATIONAL CORP.Shawmut National Corp.

Strictly Business: Shawmut posts quarterly net gain, H 8/2/88 p13

Shays, BetsyHitting the campaign trail [photo],

H 10/22/88 p35Shays, Christopher

Budgetary concerns underpin debate by Shays and Pearson [photo], H 10/15/88 p1+

Local protestors gather outside Shays' office [photo], H 3/19/88 p1+

New Norwalk office opens, Congressman to meet public, H 3/7/88 p7

New veterans counselor on the way: To be in city one day per week, H 4/16/88 p8

No surprise: Shays unanimous choice [photo], H 7/15/88 p7

Rail improvements promised for Wilton, H 10/18/88 p8

Residents tell Shays of concerns, H 8/12/88 p12

Separate bill on home care is defeated, H 6/9/88 p1+

Shay's Norwalk office set, H 1/13/88 p6

Shays addressed Chamber [photo], H 3/5/88 p15+

Shays leave city educators feeling proud of profession [photo], H 8/30/88 p10

Shays negotiating for assignment of veterans counselor to Norwalk, H 3/7/88 p7

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Shays, Christopher (Continued)Shays puts L.I. Sound cleanup at

top: Flow of pollutants must be stopped, H 5/17/88 p1+

Shays to announce re-election bid today, H 7/5/88 p7

Shays to rent City Hall office, H 12/28/88 p4

Shays, Loeser set to battle for 4th District seat, H 7/6/88 p7


Survey responses tag deficit, H 4/18/88 p9

Westport residents quiz Shays, H 6/13/88 p9+

Shea IslandShea Island acre missing, H

9/14/88 p31Sheffield Harbor

Planners urge caution in DEP consideration of mooring proposal, H 4/15/88 p11

Sheffield Island135 pupils stranded on island, H

6/9/88 p1+Ferry service to Sheffield set

[photo], H 8/19/88 p10Group opposes Sheffield

moorings [letter], H 4/4/88 p5Islands may be shielding local

beaches from debris [photo], H 8/9/88 p1+

Kids make Sound discoveries [photo], H 6/11/88 p1+

New plan reduces number of moorings off Sheffield, H 2/10/88 p6

Sbarge explains moorings, H 4/8/88 p1+

Wildlife Service wants Sheffield Island parcel, H 9/6/88 p1+

Sheffield Island Lighthouse`Best summer of my life'-Andy

Siegel [photo], H 9/14/88 p31Island lighthouse mortgage

signed [photo p8], H 1/16/88 p1+

Keeper: Work, plus fringes [photo], H 7/8/88 p30+

Light restoration under way [photo], H 5/20/88 p33

Lighthouse considered for historic register, H 10/10/88 p9

Lighthouse portraits [photo], H 12/5/88 p5

Lighthouse, growth, future at center stage, H 1/23/88 p1+

Reviewing the project [photo], H 2/12/88 p10

Seaporters refinance lighthouse purchase, H 1/13/88 p1

Sheffield Island Lighthouse will be recommended for National Register, H 12/2/88 p4

Sheila Carmine Public RelationsMarketing and ad libs, BJ

11/14/88 p5Shellfish gathering-Darien

Conditional shellfish beds remain closed to May 26, H 5/19/88 p10

Shellfish gathering-NorwalkArea shellfish beds closed after

treatment plant rush, H 1/15/88 p13

Conditional shellfish beds remain closed to May 26, H 5/19/88 p10

Conditional shellfish beds to be re-opened, H 11/3/88 p1+

Oystermen survive starfish, hurricanes [photo], H 3/15/88 p19+


Shellfish areas closed for week, H 7/20/88 p8

Shellfish beds closed till Nov. 28, H 11/22/88 p5

Shellfish gathering-WestportConditional shellfish beds remain

closed to May 26, H 5/19/88 p10

Court rules clam permits not needed at Cockenoe, H 5/3/88 p17

Officials reopen shellfishing area, H 4/21/88 p13

Shellfish bed ordered shut due to spill, H 4/14/88 p15

Shellfish in Sherwood Mill Pond to be relocated, H 7/20/88 p35+

Shellfish move only lacking permit, H 9/28/88 p34

Shellfish relocation still on schedule, H 8/26/88 p13

Shellfish removal in deep freeze, H 12/21/88 p38

Shellfish removal runs into problems, H 11/25/88 p61+

State approves shellfish removal from mill pond, H 10/19/88 p37+

Town officials making plans to move mill pond shellfish [map], H 10/22/88 p35+

Westport will arm clam cops, H 10/19/88 p1+

Shelters for the homeless-Norwalk

`Annual crisis time' grips Kiwanis shelter, H 12/13/88 p1+

At city emergency shelter: More beds ready in fall, H 6/23/88 p9

Easter a little sweeter for homeless [photo], H 4/4/88 p1+

Eight-year-old sends cookies to the homeless [photo], H 2/10/88 p1+

Emergency shelter receives $41,500 McKinney grant, H 1/14/88 p9

Family shelter to be enlarged with grant funds, H 4/1/88 p1+

NEON plans new shelter for homeless, H 10/17/88 p1+

Questions arise over homeless shelter incident, H 1/23/88 p9

Shelter staff gives thanks for donation from mystery donor, H 2/29/88 p7

Shelter wants to add more beds, H 11/17/88 p1+

Shelter's reputation draws indigent, H 4/5/88 p1+

Shelters for the homeless-Westport

Commission defends new site of shelter, H 6/24/88 p33+


Homeless shelter in Westport a very real need [photo], H 7/2/88 p35+

Homeless shelter move discussed [photo], H 5/27/88 p11

Move of shelter stirs debate, again, H 6/29/88 p28

Moving day for homeless shelter uncertain, H 12/31/88 p33

P & Z grants lease for shelter, H 7/12/88 p11+


Selectmen approve application for grant at homeless shelter, H 5/25/88 p13+

Selectmen vote to fund shelter move, H 9/23/88 p25+

Shelter site on agenda again, H 9/24/88 p37+

Youth council may move to Town hall, H 11/18/88 p49+

Shelton-Economic conditionsCity of Shelton accumulates a

surplus, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p4

Corporate boom town feels growing pains, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p38

Norwalk, Shelton: Office hot spots, H 11/3/88 p29+

225


Shepherd, DrewArea athletes do well at WU

[photo], H 7/21/88 p25Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. H. R.


Sherman, Craig P.Band director joins national

association, H 8/13/88 p6Sherman, Mort

Sherman named academy principal, H 7/22/88 p45

Sherwood Mill PondAgrees with Mill Pond saver

[letter], H 12/2/88 p13Bill to clean Mill Pond gains, H

3/29/88 p13Board grants $7,200 to fix tidal

gates, H 11/3/88 p13+Board will consider tidal gate

repairs, H 11/2/88 p35+Clammers notified of relocation

plan, H 8/11/88 p31+Committee takes last look at plan

to restore Mill Pond, H 6/21/88 p9+

Controversy swirls over pond project, H 9/2/88 p37+

Decision to drop request for pond $$ gets mixed reaction, H 10/1/88 p35

For the birds [letter], H 4/19/88 p5Funds sought for Sherwood Mill

Pond, H 2/24/88 p13+Group pledges $250,000 to pond

rehabilitation, H 6/7/88 p11+List given to Hauhuth for project,

H 7/7/88 p13+Lone bid on Sherwood project

shocks town officials: Estimate comes in $873,000 higher, H 8/13/88 p35

Look out window [letter], H 10/6/88 p5

Mill Pond bids top estimates [photo], H 9/16/88 p1+

Mill pond bill favorably received, H 3/14/88 p13+

Mill pond consultant funds debated, H 12/13/88 p27+

Mill pond plan awaits action by finance panel, H 9/28/88 p33+

Mill pond plan withdrawn by first selectman, H 9/29/88 p11

Mill pond work to cost $2.1 million, H 6/14/88 p11

Mill Pond's shellfish have murky future, H 8/2/88 p26

New bids sought for tidal gates, H 8/23/88 p33+

Panel questions pond project [photo], H 6/15/88 p37+

Pond clean-up to be pursued by Hauhuth, H 3/31/88 p17+

Pond cleanup clears RTM hurdle, H 6/22/88 p23+

RTM committees examine proposal for mill pond, H 5/10/88 p13+

RTM committees vote against mill pond project, H 9/27/88 p11+

RTM members want more info on Mill Pond work, H 9/20/88 p33

RTM panel backs mill pond project [photo], H 6/10/88 p35+

RTM panel reviews plan for mill pond, H 5/18/88 p15+

RTM takes up three major topics tonight. Sherwood Mill Pond taken off agenda, H 10/4/88 p33

RTM wil review mill pond project, H 8/25/88 p41+

Shellfish in mill pond to be moved, H 8/17/88 p35

Shellfish in Sherwood Mill Pond to be relocated, H 7/20/88 p35+

Shellfish move only lacking permit, H 9/28/88 p34

Shellfish relocation still on schedule, H 8/26/88 p13

Shellfish removal runs into problems, H 11/25/88 p61+

Short-term plan sought for pond, H 10/22/88 p35+

Sparring selectmen approve mill pond agreement, H 8/10/88 p29+


State willing to help fund mill pond work, H 4/13/88 p9+

Thanks feeders [letter], H 4/25/88 p5

The Mill Pond [letter], H 10/7/88 p5


Westport Finance Board will get say on Mill Pond, H 9/13/88 p35

Westport officials await mill pond bids [photo], H 8/31/88 p35+

Shesler, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C.Wed 50 years [photo], H 2/27/88

p17Shiloh Baptist Church

Accident turned Rev. Davis from a pugilist to a pastor [photo], H 6/18/88 p10

Calling it a career [photo], H 3/5/88 p32

Ship's RestaurantRestaurant to move up a floor? P

& Z hears Ships request, H 4/19/88 p37+

Shippan RealtyEye on Real Estate, H 9/8/88 p23

ShippingEye on Real Estate [photo], H

9/27/88 p15Ships-Norwalk

10,000 Miles' Norwalk visit. Mon Lei. Norwalk docking [photo], H 9/23/88 p28+

Shoemakers-NorwalkShoe repairmen a dying breed:

Attracting newcomers almost impossible task [photo], H 8/27/88 p13+

Shook, Dr. Judith K.Newest superintendent of

schools no stranger to Westport's problems [photo], H 8/30/88 p1+

Shook looks to improve town schools, H 12/9/88 p45+

Shook outlines goals for RTM panel, H 9/9/88 p14


Westport picks a new school chief, H 5/27/88 p1+

Shootings-NorwalkBandits fire shot into wall, escape

with $400 from bar, H 3/31/88 p9

Bridgeporter to be charged in shootings in three cities, H 5/4/88 p6

Bullet may have killed the power, H 5/26/88 p6

Condition of shooting victim is unchanged, H 7/25/88 p7

Family defends Roodner Court victim [photo], H 7/21/88 p1+

Gunman escapes SWAT team [photo], H 3/11/88 p1+

Investigator says city detective used `poor judgment' in shoooting, H 6/28/88 p9


Jury declares defendant in city shooting innocent, H 11/8/88 p4

Man shot near housing project, H 9/7/88 p9

Norwalk man shot in ankle, H 10/10/88 p9

Norwalk man shot outside apartments, H 7/23/88 p8

Norwalk man wounded in shootout, H 1/15/88 p1+

226


Shootings-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Bullet fired through

wall, H 12/30/88 p8Police Blotter: Gunshot victim in

hospital, H 4/4/88 p8Police Blotter: Man reports

shooting incident, H 12/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motor vehicle windows shot out, H 12/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman grazed by bullet, H 12/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Youth shot in leg, H 9/15/88 p8

Police evacuate neighborhood after gunshots fired from house [photo], H 1/28/88 p1+

Police investigating firing of five shots, H 7/22/88 p6


Questions policy on shooting [letter], H 7/29/88 p5

Resident complains `shootout' ignored, H 6/21/88 p6

Rowayton man shot in dispute, H 5/26/88 p1+

Serrano could get 10 years in prison, H 11/29/88 p7

South Norwalk man shot by robber, H 8/12/88 p1

Surgeon says Thompson hit by two bullets, H 11/4/88 p6

Two charged in shootout during chase, H 12/5/88 p1+

Van shot up after drug foe speaks out, H 12/21/88 p1


Shootings-WestonCourt date set for man charged in

shooting of dog, H 10/14/88 p45+

Man goes to court on dog killing charge, H 10/22/88 p35+

Shootings-WestportTrial date set for man charged in

dog shooting, H 11/30/88 p13Shoplifting-Norwalk

Man pulls knife on employee, H 10/22/88 p8

Shopper SchlepperShopper bus forced off the road

by costs, H 7/14/88 p13+Shopping malls

Mall growth pressures local retailers [photo p26], H 3/17/88 p25+

Shore & Country ClubAwards banquet [photo], H

8/15/88 p16

S & CC adult tennis winners [photo], H 9/13/88 p25

Young champions [photo], H 9/13/88 p25

Shorehaven Golf ClubBerndt wins Shorehaven title:

Around area golf links [photo], H 8/26/88 p36

Golfing began in 1924 [il], H 8/31/88 p23+

Nine-hole finalist [photo], H 10/14/88 p26

Shorehaven swim awards [photo], H 8/20/88 p25

Shorehaven swimmers triumph, H 7/7/88 p32

Short, Dr. Eugenie D.Norwalk native named to bank

post: With Federal Reserve in Dallas [photo], H 2/17/88 p12

Showtech Inc.Neighbors want showdown with

Showtech [photo], H 10/21/88 p1+

Showtech defender no neighbor [letter], H 11/26/88 p11

Theatrical magic takes shape at Norwalk firm [photo], H 12/9/88 p1+

Shriver, Donald & Geneva E. [Tuck]


Shular, BobbiePolice officer retires after 28

years: Shular did here what he couldn't do in the South [photo], H 10/14/88 p1+

Shular, SandraPrevention is targeted: Shular to

lead Teen Pregnancy group [photo], H 6/30/88 p17+

Shuttle buses-Westport. SEE SHOPPER SCHLEPPER

Siano, MichaelSiano: Sees restaurants come

and go [photo], H 4/7/88 p25+Sick leave-Norwalk

Esposito warns city employees on sick time use, H 10/24/88 p1+

Siegel, Andy'Best summer of my life'-Andy

Siegel [photo], H 9/14/88 p31Keeper: Work, plus fringes

[photo], H 7/8/88 p30+Siegel, Daniel


Sigma GroupFocus on Marketing, H 3/1/88

p20, H 7/5/88 p23, H 7/12/88 p21, H 8/30/88 p31

Sign languageSign language becomes part of

theater [photo], H 9/26/88 p13Sign language theater. SEE

DEAF, THEATER FOR THESigurdsson, Svava

Student chosen as semifinalist [photo], H 10/12/88 p33+

Sikorsky AircraftContracts Awarded, BJ 11/7/88

p18Contracts awarded, BJ 11/28/88

p18Decision protects contractors, H

6/28/88 p18Defense watch: Sikorsky could

lose Super Stallion copter, H 8/9/88 p13

NLRB files complaint against Sikorsky, H 9/23/88 p10

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by Commander, Naval Air Systems Command, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by NASC Naval Plant Representative, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by Naval Air Command, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Sikorsky Aircraft is awarded contract by U. S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 10/17/88 p18

Sikorsky and NASA discuss resuming tests of experimental X-wing aircraft, H 10/6/88 p27

Sikorsky readies copter for very important passenger, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p40

Sikorsky ruling adds protection for contractors, H 6/27/88 p1+

Sikorsky unveils first of new presidential helicopter fleet, H 12/1/88 p10

Sikorsky, Boeing joint venture loses some key participants, I 11/25–12/8/88 p13

Sikorsky: Leaner and meaner [photo], H 8/4/88 p15+

Strictly Business: Turkey to buy Sikorsky helicopters, H 9/27/88 p15

Turkey to fly with Sikorsky, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Sikorsky Federal CreditEye on Real Estate, H 9/15/88

p24Sikorsky Federal Credit Union


227


Silvan, RobNew album is jazz with a spiritual

message: Rob Silvan's music [photo], H 5/27/88 p15

Silver Hill FoundationBoujoukos to lead volunteers

[photo], H 2/6/88 p13Longtime employees honored by

the Silver Hill Foundation [photo], H 7/27/88 p34

Silver Hill auxiliary names officers [photo], H 4/26/88 p15

Silver Hill founder is remembered [photo], H 11/5/88 p37+

Silver Hill luncheon honors volunteers [photo], H 5/21/88 p27

Silvermiler road raceElkins, Staack top Silvermiler

field [photo], H 10/19/88 p29Silvermine African Violet Society

ShowBest in Show [photo], H 4/30/88

p16Silvermine Arts College

Silvermine grads hold reunion [photo], H 8/6/88 p9

Silvermine AssociationPlanners hear Silvermine group,

H 11/4/88 p10Silvermine Ave.-Norwalk

Silvermine Avenue area study under way: Site of many motor vehicle accidents, H 9/13/88 p9

Silvermine Collection '88Silvermine Collection '88: Pitney

Bowes hosts gala preview party [photo], H 4/15/88 p17

Silvermine Community Association


Silvermine Golf ClubLife care center may be built at

golf course, H 10/7/88 p1+Silvermine Golf Club cites

Ledyard Bowen [photo], H 2/16/88 p29

Silvermine: A family affair: Playing golf in Norwalk [photo], H 8/30/88 p25+

Silvermine Guild Arts CenterBig event [photo], H 8/8/88 p14Collection '88 this weekend

[photo], H 4/27/88 p23Ernst's acclaim grows four years

after death [photo], H 4/23/88 p1+

Member-artists in new Silvermine show: In New Canaan Gallery [photo], H 4/1/88 p18


Silvermine to open New members' show [photo], H 12/30/88 p19

Silvermine QuartetSilvermine Chamber celebrates

30 years [photo], H 8/25/88 p17

Silvermine River AssociatesRenovated two estates "The

Gables" in Wilton, H 10/13/88 p35

Silvermine SchoolCommittee approves plans for

additions to 2 schools, H 2/11/88 p6

Masters of rhymes...and of counting, too [photo], H 6/18/88 p1+

Silvert, AnitaNorwalker in house concert

[photo], H 4/14/88 p20Silvert, Donald

What's the beef? Doublean [photo], H 6/16/88 p27+

Simeon, JohnStudent chosen as semifinalist

[photo], John, H 10/12/88 p33+

Simon, Jo AnnHome/Town People, H 4/5/88 p13

Simon, Laura LeeAward presented to Wesporter

[photo], H 12/5/88 p42Simontov, Irma

Doctor played key role in release of Simontovs, H 4/29/88 p8

Russian couple finds refuge in Wilton [photo], H 4/29/88 p1+

Simontov, MariannaDoctor played key role in release

of Simontovs, H 4/29/88 p8Russian couple finds refuge in

Wilton [photo], H 4/29/88 p1+Singer, Dr. David

Plight of teen touches families, H 3/18/88 p29+

Singer, Dr. JoelDoctor to underwrite CPR

training costs, H 4/21/88 p13+Singewald, Harriet

Happy 101st [photo], H 5/14/88 p14

Singh, IskaCity's AIDS war has new

education chief, H 6/1/88 p10Singing Oaks-Weston

Commission approves subdivision, H 7/7/88 p13+


Singing Oaks subdivision plans reviewed, H 4/13/88 p9, H 5/5/88 p13+

Subdivision application delayed, H 12/13/88 p27

Single Screw Compressor Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/24/88

p27Single Screw Corp.

East Norwalk building receives approval, H 12/28/88 p7

Single-room occupancy hotels-Norwalk

Hearings slated on NEON projects, H 11/15/88 p7

Residents give views on boarding house on Main St., H 11/17/88 p7

Sirens (Signaling devices)Westport awards contract for

town's DEW line, H 3/9/88 p1+

Westport to test new sirens [il], H 8/3/88 p35+

Sister City-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK/NAGAROTE SISTER CITY PROJECT

Sister Sun`Sister Sun' pleases with infinite

variety [photo], H 9/9/88 p17+Sixth Taxing District. SEE

NORWALK-SIXTH TAXING DISTRICT

SkandiaStrictly Business: Skandia

acquires insurance firm, H 6/28/88 p29

Skating rinks-NorwalkBusinessman seeks city's help to

build new ice rink downtown, H 9/27/88 p7

Ski Bears of ConnecticutSki Bears...more than just skiing,

H 8/17/88 p18Skiing-Norwalk

Harvey wins Sr. ski race [photo], H 1/26/88 p57

Norwalk club going strong on race scene, H 2/25/88 p25+

Skiing-WestportFormer Staples skier on MSG, H

3/15/88 p31Skiing-Wilton

Harvey crowned No. 1 [photo], H 12/20/88 p21

Skutch, ArleneArtist turns to teaching: And the

students pour in [photo], H 1/27/88 p35+

Slapin, Kenneth J.Slapin takes hold of Democratic

reins [photo], H 3/8/88 p1+Thor faces Slapin challenge: For

Democratic leadership post, H 3/4/88 p9

Slashings. SEE STABBINGS-NAME OF TOWN

228


Sleep disordersSpecialists after a good night's

sleep: In Norwalk Hospital's sleep lab [photo], H 9/19/88 p10+

Slender YouExercise system under

microscope: Some health officials question benefit [photo], H 6/6/88 p35

Slide Zone Inc.Slide Zone: Corporate shows

while you wait [photo], H 7/14/88 p25

Sloan, Dr. Ralph E.Gift for superintendent [photo], H

9/20/88 p7Sloan gets salary hike, though

pay lags peers, H 6/23/88 p1+Sloan makes improved test

scores a high priority [photo], H 8/9/88 p17+

Sloan opposes 15-year-old hiring, H 4/20/88 p12

Sloan re-elected CASA treasurer, H 7/8/88 p10

Sloat, Richard B.Sloat sworn in as sergeant, H

7/16/88 p13Slow Down Days. SEE ALSO

SPEED LIMITS-NORWALKCity slow down days successful:

Number of accidents decreased [photo]own Days, H 9/19/88 p9

In his sights [photo], H 7/29/88 p8Police Blotter: Radar nets 39

motorists, H 7/29/88 p8Slow Down message to fast

drivers [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+Slow down, Norwalk [edit], H

7/28/88 p4Small business

Acquisition targets scarce in Fairfield and Westchester, BJ 12/5/88 p1+

Small business smarting from rising health costs [photo], H 1/26/88 p40

Small Business Association of New England

Strictly Business: SBA seeking innovative companies, H 12/27/88 p13

Small Business Data Organizing Service


Small business investment companies. SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS-FINANCE

First Connecticut's Engelson receives SBIC's top award, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

Small business-FinanceSBA names Citytrust leading

lender in state for small businesses, BJ 12/19/88 p6

Small business nightmare: cash flow, H 4/28/88 p27+

Small Reflections Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/28/88 p18

Smilow, Joel E.Refinancing announced by

Playtex, H 9/14/88 p8Westporter gives $1 million to

Yale football [photo], H 9/14/88 p1+

Smith BarneyControl, cash, conflicting needs

beset the family business owner, BJ 12/5/88 p20

Smith, Beverly L.Esposito announces choice for

new personnel director, H 7/7/88 p10

Smith is appointed personnel director, H 7/13/88 p9

Smith, KarenCeiling collapses, injures woman,

H 10/24/88 p5Smith, Pat


Staples' Smith can stay on in football, lacrosse, H 5/13/88 p24

Smith, RooseveltNHS senior earns NYU

scholarship, H 5/4/88 p20NHS' Smith likes pressure, H

3/12/88 p37+Smith, Tim

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25The Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/11/88

p27Smith, Todd

Completes certification, H 12/29/88 p7

SmokendersTausz of Smokenders: She can

help because she's been there [photo], H 2/11/88 p41+

Snelling and SnellingStrictly Business: Employers will

hire in December, H 12/13/88 p11

SNETCable, phone companies may


High schools experiment with computer data links, H 10/19/88 p1+


Modifications to SNET plan are called for, H 3/5/88 p21

Norwalk telephone users to get long distance ballot, H 5/5/88 p11

SNET, state offer traffic information, H 5/5/88 p30

Strictly Business: SNET expands cellular service, H 3/10/88 p25

Strictly Business: SNET offers travel information, H 4/21/88 p35

SnowExtreme cold passes but snow

arrives [photo], H 12/13/88 p1+

Surprise snowfall hogties traffic: drops 8 inches on Norwalk area [photo], H 12/14/88 p1+

Trying out his snowshoes? [photo], H 12/14/88 p37

Snow removal-NorwalkCity's slow plowing angers

merchants, H 12/16/88 p1+Raps plowing [letter], H 12/28/88

p15Snow shoveling at school

resolved, H 12/23/88 p7Snow removal-Weston

Snow removal went smooth in Weston, H 12/17/88 p33

Snowmobiles-NorwalkKeep snowmobiles off golf

course [letter], H 12/21/88 p11

Parks director vows to issue fines, collect damages from snowmobilers, H 12/22/88 p4

Snyder, KathyGoing for the gold: Helping

library, Scouts are big winners [photo], H 6/2/88 p19

Soccer-Accidents-WestportNegligence suit filed in soccer

death, H 12/2/88 p1Soccer-Coaching




Mones is adjusting to college coaching [photo], H 8/19/88 p31+


Soccer-Fairfield CountyTwo area girls selected for

regional teams, H 8/3/88 p27

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Soccer-Fairfield County (Continued)

Wilton, NC dominate All-FCIAC girls' soccer [photo], H 11/28/88 p21+

Soccer-New CanaanWilton, Staples vie for girls'

soccer crown: It ends in shootout, H 11/1/88 p23+

Soccer-NorwalkThe Hour looks back

when...[NHS 1945 team][photo], H 12/1/88 p50

The Hour looks back when...[photo], H 11/17/88 p45

The Hour's 1988 All-City Boys' Soccer Team. McMahon, Central place five players each [photo] [chart], H 12/16/88 p31+


Boys'soccer state tournament; McMahon in L semis, H 11/14/88 p23+


CCHS advances 3-1, H 11/14/88 p23+

Central Catholic tallies, Mancusi becomes No. 1, H 11/8/88 p21+

City soccer champions [West Rocks][photo], H 11/25/88 p45


How sweet this win is: McMahon 2, Staples 0 [photo], H 9/28/88 p24


It's BMHS, Wilton for boys' soccer crown [photo], H 11/17/88 p41+

Mancusi is on All-WCC soccer again [photo], H 11/29/88 p19

Mancusi's goal puts Cavaliers, H 11/3/88 p41+

McMahon booters cited [photo], H 12/8/88 p45


McMahon's Benitez All-FCIAC in soccer [photo], H 11/29/88 p19

McMahon, Wilton vie for boys' soccer title, H 11/18/88 p33+


Rocky Hill ends CC's state title dream, 4-2, H 11/17/88 p41+

State boys' `L' soccer crown is first in high school's history [photo], H 11/21/88 p25+

State boys'soccer tournament: BMHS' Benitez nets winner [photo], H 11/8/88 p21+

The `Norwalk Connection': Six local soccer players help Western Connecticut reach new heights [photo], H 11/1/88 p23+

Soccer-WestonGranby edges Weston, 1-0, H

11/21/88 p29Lady Trojans play for WCC

crown, H 11/4/88 p37State girls' soccer semifinals;

Spring won't forget this goal, H 11/16/88 p25+

Three Weston gals on All-WCC soccer, H 11/23/88 p66

Weston cops WCC girls soccer championship, H 11/5/88 p25+

Weston girls in semis, H 11/11/88 p36

Weston one win away from girls' soccer final, H 11/3/88 p44

Wilton, Weston set to defend championships in girls' soccer, H 9/17/88 p29

Soccer-WestportLea gets national honor [photo],

H 4/7/88 p20Wilton gals do it again! Soccer

title No. 3 [photo], H 11/4/88 p33+

Wilton, Staples vie for girls' soccer crown: It ends in shootout, H 11/1/88 p23+

Soccer-WiltonDell surprises Wilton booters, H

11/4/88 p37Girls soccer set for state tourney,

H 11/5/88 p27Hart nets Wilton's clincher, H

11/17/88 p41+It's BMHS, Wilton for boys'

soccer crown [photo], H 11/17/88 p41+

Lady soccer teams shoot for the works, H 11/18/88 p33+

Lilly scores 100th goal, H 9/15/88 p27

Lilly's hat trick puts Wilton into state soccer final [photo], H 11/16/88 p25+

McMahon, Wilton vie for boys' soccer title, H 11/18/88 p33+

Passing time practicing [photo], H 3/30/88 p21

State boys' `L' soccer crown is first in high school's history [photo], H 11/21/88 p25+

State girls' soccer tournament; Wilton tops Staples [photo], H 11/9/88 p29


Wilton advances to state semifinals in girls soccer, 7-1, H 11/12/88 p23

Wilton Bonanza! Girls go 20-0, cap brilliant season with state soccer championship [photo], H 11/21/88 p25

Wilton booters tally, 2-0, H 11/14/88 p26

Wilton finishes 14-0 in soccer, H 10/29/88 p24

Wilton gals do it again! Soccer title No. 3 [photo], H 11/4/88 p33+


Wilton, Staples vie for girls' soccer crown: It ends in shootout [photo], H 11/1/88 p23+

Wilton, Weston set to defend championships in girls' soccer, H 9/17/88 p29

Society for SavingsEye on Real Estate, H 5/19/88

p37New business, BD 12/88 p16Society for Savings opens local

office [photo], H 10/20/88 p14Society for Savings sells three

branches, H 6/21/88 p13Society for Savings to open

branch here, H 2/2/88 p23Society for Savings Bancorp.

SEE SOCIETY FOR SAVINGSSociety for Savings Society for

Savings sells three branches, H 6/21/88 p13

Society of Industrial and Office Realtors-Connecticut Chapter


Society to Advance the Retarded & Handicapped Inc. SEE STAR RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Soda Man`Soda man' delivers dog food,

too [photo], H 5/17/88 p19+Soffer, Philip


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Soft-KareNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Softball-Coaching

Barry nets 200th softball win: Lady Bears top Fairfield, 9-2 [photo], H 5/14/88 p37+


Softball-Norwalk4 city, Staples gals All-FCIAC

[photo], H 6/20/88 p35+1988 City Softball Champs - Italia

Restaurant [photo], H 12/23/88 p13

1,400 fans get money's worth [photo], H 6/13/88 p21+

Bethel ousts CCHS gals, 5-4, in WCC softball semifinals, H 5/27/88 p31+



City champs [photo], H 6/17/88 p62

City gals are 2nd in state, H 7/25/88 p23

City honors champs in slowpitch softball [photo], H 11/9/88 p29

City recreation softball action: At 55, Festa keeps pitching & winning, H 6/23/88 p22+


Czulewicz pitches no-hitter [photo], H 5/5/88 p35+

DeMattio cops Indy batting title [photo], H 8/12/88 p27

Girls' softball: Norwalk finishes second in region, H 8/8/88 p24+


International LL award winners [photo], H 9/7/88 p25

It's state time for Senators, H 5/27/88 p31

Lady Bears go to final [photo p1+], H 6/8/88 p37+

Lady bears go to finals again [photo], H 5/28/88 p41+


NAA Jr. Girls' Softball: O'Jays crowned champs, H 6/30/88 p33

NHS stops Southington's 52-game win streak [photo], H 4/11/88 p15+

Norden retains Dusty softball crown, H 9/22/88 p29+

Norwalk Mariners' women's softball team [photo], H 1/9/88 p35

Nothing wrong with 2nd place [photo], H 6/13/88 p21+

Ray Barry's Bears bring home crown No. 7 in softball [photo], H 5/31/88 p23+

Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Softball title goes to Norden

[photo], H 8/31/88 p23+Softball to begin today [photo], H

4/7/88 p17+Softball winners in Easter Seals

Coors Fall Classic [photo], H 10/12/88 p24

Sonny's 8th in nationals, Ten on all-star team, H 9/9/88 p33

Sonny's captures Indy League title [photo], H 8/9/88 p37

State champs! Local 13-15 Babe Ruth girls going to NE Regionals, H 7/25/88 p21+

The Future is Now: BMHS softball pins hopes on Donohue [photo], H 8/12/88 p23+

The Hour looks back when.... [1947 Norwalk Merritt Mfg. fastpitch softball team] [photo], H 3/10/88 p32


WCC Wild Division to CCHS [photo], H 5/17/88 p29+

Softball-Westport4 city, Staples gals All-FCIAC

[photo], H 6/20/88 p35+Sonny's 2nd in NE Regional, H

8/17/88 p26Sonny's clubs rank among all-

time best, H 7/22/88 p27+Staples rallies for 6-5 win, H

5/28/88 p41+Waiting game for NHS, Staples:

FCIAC softball tournament [photo], H 5/26/88 p41+

Software, Computer. SEE COMPUTER SOFTWARE

Soils-TestingFunds denied for soil tests, H

9/29/88 p11+Solan, David


140th candidates differ on state role in public education, H 10/11/88 p7

140th-Mintz, Mills, Solan [photo], H 11/7/88 p11




Raps Shays on contra aid [letter], H 10/17/88 p11

Solan claims he was misquoted [letter], H 11/1/88 p11

Solan enters 140th District race [photo], H 8/20/88 p1+

Solan wants to reverse "government without limits" [photo], H 9/27/88 p10

Solheim, JanisCity's first '88 baby nearly first in

state, H 1/2/88 p8Solheim, Kimberly Ryan

Kimberly Solheim christening held, H 3/23/88 p20

Solheim, Mr. & Mrs. PeterParents celebrate New Year's tot

[photo], H 1/4/88 p7Solid waste. SEE WASTE

DISPOSAL SITESSoloman, Elisabeth F. S.

Hospital fight unresolved [photo], H 10/12/88 p33

Soltis, Dr. Jonas F.Dewey group names Soltis

[photo], H 8/22/88 p20Somma, Craig


Sondak, ScottNorwalk's Sondak fires 75 for

sectional medal, H 7/6/88 p19+

SoNo Arts Celebration. SEE ALSO WORLD SCULPTURE RACE

`Artie Awards' [photo], H 10/13/88 p44

At SoNo Celebration [photo], H 8/8/88 p1+

SoNo Arts Celebration '88 a big hit! First '89 event set [photo], H 8/29/88 p21+

SoNo CinemaObjects to film screening [letter],

H 12/9/88 p13SoNo Dance

Heads SoNo dance studio [photo], H 8/31/88 p17

Sono District AssociationSpecial tax district in Sono failed,

H 3/24/88 p30

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Sono SailsFour firms signs leases in Lock

Maritime Center, BJ 12/26/88 p11

SoNo Seaport SodaSeaport Soda fights for

trademark, H 12/13/88 p13Soda pop to sport historic SoNo

motif [photo], H 2/16/88 p19+SoHo, SoNo soda war bubbles:

Lawsuit contemplated [photo], H 8/2/88 p13+

Sons of Italy HallWoman, man of the year [photo],

H 9/26/88 p7Sons of the American

Revolution. SEE SARSontheimer, Carl G.

New Canaan investors buy Cuisinarts, H 1/28/88 p27

Sontheimer on Cuisinarts: Public offering too tough [photo], H 2/9/88 p27

Soodak, Dr. CarolHealth/Fitness: Doctor joins

center, H 12/19/88 p19Sorenson, Charles

Use of car won by technician [photo], H 5/6/88 p19

Sosson, GeorgeWeston man in tune with FM: As

new CBS vice president [photo], H 8/30/88 p37+

Soundtec StudiosFocus on Marketing, H 1/12/88

p20Soundtec Studios Inc.

Local ad agencies want bigger slice of pie: Madison Avenue should be on the lookout [photo], H 8/4/88 p17

Marketing Ad Libs, BJ 11/14/88 p5

Soup kitchen-NorwalkGood day at Good Shepherd

House [letter], H 12/20/88 p15Good Shephard ripped off, H

4/26/88 p1+Response `excellent' to soup

kitchen needs, H 4/28/88 p1+South Main St.-Norwalk

Gunman escapes SWAT team [photo], H 3/11/88 p1+

South Norwalk. SEE ALSO NORWALK; WASHINGTON ST. HISTORIC DISTRICT

SoNo group believes area is dumping ground for city, H 11/16/88 p9


South Norwalk Branch LibraryAt South Norwalk Branch Library,

Ann Tomlinson has stories to tell [photo], H 10/10/88 p13+

Wishing her well [photo], H 3/28/88 p14

South Norwalk Community Center

SoNo Center benefits from Golden Rule Award [photo], H 10/6/88 p27

South Norwalk Electric WorksClean and Green to give annual

award to SNEW, H 4/28/88 p32

Error puts SNEW on waste site list, H 2/16/88 p7

Inquisitive couple uncovered utility irregularities [photo], H 7/20/88 p10

Power week resolution honors SNEW, H 10/7/88 p10

Second Taxing District cuts commissioners' pay, H 9/23/88 p11

South Norwalk Improvement Coalition

SoNo group believes area is dumping ground for city, H 11/16/88 p9


South Norwalk-Economic conditions


Development fever sweeps S. Norwalk [photo], H 6/2/88 p1+







SoNo can't live off Center [letter], H 7/27/88 p5

SoNo furniture shop calls it quits [photo], H 10/6/88 p45+



SoNo neighbors upset by fast-paced changes [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

South Norwalk: Pending projects move from blueprints to mortar [photo], H 6/3/88 p1+




South Norwalk-Urban renewalFay recalls the fight to preserve



South Norwalk-Waterfront. SEE NORWALK-MARINE COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS

South Water St.-NorwalkChanges in Water Street zoning

to go before public, H 10/14/88 p12

Praise for zone [letter], H 11/5/88 p11

Waterfront report is coming: Norwalk 1 of 5 model cities, H 8/1/88 p10

South Western Regional Planning Agency. SEE SWRPA

Southern Connecticut Business Journal

Local business journals sold for $500,000, H 2/9/88 p25+

Southern Connecticut Wellesley Club

Lectures on Fragonard [photo], H 3/3/88 p15

Southern Fairfield AIDS CoalitionMay named as coordinator of

regional AIDS coalition [photo], H 3/31/88 p31

Southern Fairfield County Heart Association

Tourney winner [photo], H 9/23/88 p36

Southern Fairfield County Retired Teachers Association

Retired teachers plan luncheon: To gather June 2 at Shorelands, H 5/20/88 p15

Retired teachers told to support insurance bill in next Assembly [photo], H 6/3/88 p10

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Southern Fairfield County Simmons Club

Wilton woman participant in club weekend, H 5/26/88 p17

Southern New England Telecommunications Corp. SEE SNET

Southwest Connecticut Agency on Aging


Southwestern area commerce and industry association. SEE SACIA

Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging


Southwestern Connecticut Library Council

Area librarians participate in day, H 4/9/88 p14

Four books discussed about creative lives, H 9/30/88 p18

Span, MarvinSpan sentenced on drug counts,

H 1/8/88 p11Spas. SEE PHYSICAL FITNESS

CENTERSSpecial education-Norwalk

An unforgettable prom [letter], H 7/8/88 p5

Board plans to hire assistant supervisor for special education, H 6/23/88 p19

Special ed supervisor appointed, H 3/23/88 p6

Students tend newsstand set up inside new CityHall (sic) [photo], H 8/9/88 p25

Special education-WestonSpecial education staff

increased, H 6/8/88 p14Special education-Westport

RTM OK's $475,000 change that won't cost town a cent, H 10/5/88 p35

Schools seek help with `Child Find', H 10/26/88 p35+

Special education-WiltonSpecial Education champion

retires [photo], H 12/17/88 p33+

Special education workshop helps parents understand children's needs [photo], H 10/5/88 p35

Special Olympics. SEE CONNECTICUT SPECIAL OLYMPICS

Special Olympics Designer Showhouse

Designers ready Darien

showhouse [photo], H 10/24/88 p13

Specialty foodsJem Brands makes first

acquisition, H 9/20/88 p13+Speed limits-Interstate 95

DOT says highway speed averages 54 mph [photo], H 8/30/88 p1+

Next, the tooth fairy [edit], H 8/31/88 p4

Speed limits-Norwalk. SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS-NAME OF TOWN

Officials launch citywide effort to slow down speeding drivers, H 6/21/88 p20

Police arrest 20 speeders, H 6/28/88 p9

Police Blotter: 46 speeding tickets issued, H 7/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Eight summoned for speeding, H 5/4/88 p8

Police seeking more teeth in speeding law, H 12/19/88 p1+

Police stats: Most speeders live elsewhere, H 12/13/88 p1+

Public praised for effort in anti-speeding campaign, H 8/1/88 p6

Residents spreading net to nab speeders in area, H 6/23/88 p9

Speeders to receive brochure [photo], H 7/26/88 p10

Stop speeders [letter], H 5/2/88 p5Speed limits-Wilton

Commission urged to help put brakes on Wilton speeders, H 10/12/88 p33

Speedy Sign A Rama USAStrictly Business: Speedy Sign A

Rama opens here, H 12/29/88 p21

Spielman, Dorothy and JohnInquisitive couple uncovered

utility irregularities [photo], H 7/20/88 p10

Spinola, Sergio "Abbie"O'Malley, Spinola to receive Old

Timers' awards on Nov. 2 [photo], H 9/28/88 p21+

Spires, EdVeteran director/designer: Ed

Spires really sees a lot on a bare stage [photo], H 3/17/88 p37+

Spiritual healers. SEE HEALERS-NAME OF TOWN

Split Rock HouseP & Z denies permit for Split

Rock House, H 10/4/88 p33

Sponza, JohnWilton agency marks milestone

[photo], H 12/22/88 p26Sportfishing. SEE ALSO

FISHING-NAME OF TOWNSportfishing-Norwalk

Mom discovered amenities [photo], H 9/14/88 p28

Sportfishing-WestportSportfishing center coming

[photo], H 10/14/88 p31Sports Awards Dinner. SEE

NORWALK OLD TIMERSSports franchises

Baseball franchise strikes out, H 9/21/88 p8

Sports-HistoryAll-City players from the past, H

6/24/88 p28City Top 20 All-Time High School

Scorers, H 2/24/88 p15Coaches recall '81-82, H 3/18/88

p21+Looking Back [1978, 1963, 1938],

H 1/11/88 p22, H 1/18/88 p24, H 1/25/88 p27, H 2/1/88 p27, H 2/8/88 p27, H 2/16/88 p29, H 2/22/88 p24, H 2/29/88 p27, H 3/7/88 p27, H 3/14/88 p17, H 3/21/88 p20, H 3/28/88 p39, H 4/11/88 p19, H 4/25/88 p30, H 5/2/88 p28, H 5/9/88 p35, H 5/16/88 p36, H 5/23/88 p25, H 5/31/88 p26, H 6/6/88 p19, H 6/13/88 p24, H 6/20/88 p38, H 6/27/88 p16, H 7/5/88 p29, H 7/11/88 p22, H 7/19/88 p31, H 7/26/88 p36, H 8/9/88 p39, H 8/15/88 p16, H 8/22/88 p17, H 8/29/88 p18, H 9/6/88 p26, H 9/13/88 p25, H 9/20/88 p23, H 9/27/88 p24, H 10/4/88 p24, H 10/11/88 p20, H 10/25/88 p27, H 12/6/88 p23, H 12/13/88 p23, H 12/20/88 p23, H 12/27/88 p24

Looking back [1978, 1963, 1938], H 1/4/88 p24

Old Timers cite two grid teams [NHS 1938 & 1948 football teams] [photo], H 9/15/88 p29

Past All-City Teams [photo], H 6/27/88 p13+

The Hour looks back when... [1966 NHS basketball graduate Calvin Murphy] [photo], H 6/16/88 p23


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Sports-History (Continued)The Hour looks back when....

[1939 NHS football team] [photo], H 5/5/88 p38

The Hour looks back when.... [1947 Norwalk Merritt Mfg. fastpitch softball team] [photo], H 3/10/88 p32

The Hour looks back when.... [Al Faust, 1974 BMHS grad, baseball pitcher] [photo], H 6/2/88 p44

The Hour looks back when.... [BMHS 1964-65 boys'basketball team] [photo], H 7/21/88 p28

The Hour looks back when.... [BMHS 1970-71 boy's basketball team] [photo], H 8/18/88 p30


The Hour looks back when.... [BMHS 1971 wrestling team] [photo], H 12/22/88 p41

The Hour looks back when.... [CCHS 1963 baseball team] [photo], H 6/30/88 p33

The Hour looks back when.... [CCHS 1965 football team] [photo], H 9/23/88 p35




The Hour looks back when.... [Courville, Jerry Sr. Golf champion] [photo], H 6/9/88 p45

The Hour looks back when.... [Crofut & Knapp 1935 Baseball team] [photo], H 3/3/88 p25

The Hour looks back when.... [Laurels Athletic Club 1940's basketball team] [photo], H 3/17/88 p22

The Hour looks back when.... [Maplewood Athletic Club 1928 baseball team] [photo], H 9/1/88 p34



The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1933 track team] [photo], H 5/12/88 p24




The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1948-49 boys' basketball team] [photo], H 12/29/88 p28

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1950 girls' cheerleading team] [photo], H 9/15/88 p31

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1961 boys' tennis team] [photo], H 8/11/88 p28



The Hour looks back when.... [Norwalk and Darien 1965 American Legion baseball teams] [photo], H 4/7/88 p20

The Hour looks back when.... [Paul Gerkin, NHS 1968 grad, Selected to U. S. Jr. Davis Cup team], H 5/19/88 p54

The Hour looks back when.... [Peter Isler, BMHS 1973 graduate, navigator of US Stars & Stripes, winner of 1987 America's Cup] [photo], H 6/23/88 p26

The Hour looks back when.... [Terry Blitz, BMHS 1967 grad, Norwalk's greatest high school baseball player] [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

The Hour looks back when..... [CCHS 1963-64 girls' basketball team [photo], H 7/7/88 p32

The Hour looks back when....[1937 Norwalk Pastime Athletic Club football team] [photo], H 1/21/88 p33

The Hour looks back when....[1937-38 192C basketball team] [photo], H 1/28/88 p31

The Hour looks back when....[1947 Norwalk Tire semipro baseball team] [photo], H 1/14/88 p20

The Hour looks back when....[BMHS 1971 field hockey team] [photo], H 7/29/88 p37

The Hour looks back when....[Catholic Club 1934 football club] [photo], H 3/31/88 p53

The Hour looks back when....[Norwalk 1940 HCA Hockey Cubs] [photo], H 2/18/88 p30


The Hour looks back when....[Yankee Metal 1940-41 basketball team] [photo], H 2/4/88 p19


The Hour's Past All-City Football Team (1970-87), H 12/21/88 p26

Sportsmen Club of NorwalkReady for a fun day [photo], H

8/29/88 p7Sportsmen Club of Westport


Punshon receives Sportsman Award [photo], H 5/31/88 p26

Sportsmen cite `Crobar' Cribari [photo], H 5/10/88 p36

Sportsmen dinner draws 420 people [photo], H 6/17/88 p57+

Sportsmen elect officers, H 3/15/88 p31

Weston Award goes to Cassano [photo], H 5/18/88 p45

Women's Award goes to bowler [photo], H 5/24/88 p19

Sportsmen Club of Westport Citizenship Award

Sportsmen Award goes to McGovern [photo], H 6/10/88 p57

Sportsmen Club of Westport-PAL Award

Grant to receive award on June 16 [photo], H 5/26/88 p45

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Spotlight Comics Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/5/88 p18

Springwood Neighborhood Association

Springwood residents want criminals off street, H 3/31/88 p1+

Springwood-NorwalkSoNo neighbors upset by fast-

paced changes [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

Springwood Assoc. ponders how to save neighborhood, H 7/22/88 p1+

Sprite Island Yacht ClubP & Z reviews plan for parking lot

for Sprite Island Yacht Club, H 3/3/88 p9

Sprite Island YC purchases property, H 7/5/88 p9

SSMCSSMC reports rise in revenues,

decline in income for quarter, BJ 11/7/88 p15

Stabbings-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Argument leads to

stabbing, H 2/8/88 p8Police Blotter: Motorist slashed,

H 9/14/88 p8Police Blotter: Stabbing under

investigation, H 2/2/88 p8Stabbing victim questioned in

assault, H 4/20/88 p9Stage and Screen

Stage and Screen wins corporate fans [photo], H 1/21/88 p25+

Stahl, JohnWW II Navy vet recalls life after

ordeal [photo], H 11/11/88 p1+

Stamford Center for the ArtsStamford center opening in 1990

[photo], H 8/18/88 p20Stamford Chamber of Commerce

The Stamford Chamber of Commerce, BD 12/88 p12+

Stamford Historical Society"A Most peculiar institution," BD

10–11/88 p29+Stamford Partnership

Bus company claims shuttle to Stamford may help unclog I-95, H 4/5/88 p1+

Stamford Superior CourtBetances brothers acquitted in

murder attempt, H 5/5/88 p9City man enters not guilty plea, H

5/19/88 p6City, refuse firm settle truck

parking suit, H 3/1/88 p9Court clears way for building of

sludge lagoons, H 3/16/88 p35

Cyr gets 10 years in jail for holdup, H 1/8/88 p9


Insanity may be defense for sex assault suspect, H 3/15/88 p6

Investigation continues in assault case, H 3/2/88 p15

Judge levies $2,500 fine: Against city refuse collection firm, H 4/12/88 p12

Judge throws Mrs. Fuller's fines, H 1/20/88 p1+

Lawyer plans appeal in dismissal of lawsuit, H 4/9/88 p1+

Liberatore case transferred to Stamford, H 1/20/88 p6

Liberatore to stick with public defender, H 3/9/88 p9


Man pleads not guilty in assault, H 5/19/88 p10

Man pleads not guilty in assaults, H 3/16/88 p12

Man pleads not guilty in city shooting case, H 1/6/88 p8

Man pleads not guilty to arson, H 1/28/88 p10

Murder case continued to June 1, H 5/4/88 p9+

No incident at appearance by Liberatore, H 3/2/88 p6

Norwalker pleads innocent in attacks on area joggers, H 1/6/88 p1

Potential jurors briefed as brothers' trial opens, H 4/15/88 p7


Rosen receives suspended sentence, H 4/15/88 p33+

Sexual assault charge dropped, H 3/2/88 p10

Span sentenced on drug counts, H 1/8/88 p11

Stamford court conditions irk prosecutor, H 1/15/88 p13

Stamford Water Pollution Control Facility

Stamford wastewater plant a study in cost-containment, BJ 12/12/88 p 1+

Stamford Westgate Condominiums


Stamford-Economic conditionsMayor Thom Serrani - a hallmark

of professionalism, BD 10–11/88 p19+

Stamford Focus, BD 10–11/88 Stamford Special Section

Stamford Focus, pt. 2, BD 12/88 p7–13

Standard Oil of ConnecticutOil company takes part in

awareness effort, H 12/21/88 p38

Stanish, Helena E.Living memories [photo], H

11/28/88 p5New Canaanite wins seniors'


Staples High SchoolArea students bring home

memories of Russia, H 5/2/88 p1+

Driverless car injures student in parking lot at Staples High [photo], H 3/15/88 p1+

Eight students at Staples selected. Area National Merit Scholarship roundup [photo], H 9/17/88 p37+

Fire put out in hallway at high school, H 1/6/88 p19

Flag-waving in Westport [photo], H 10/14/88 p45

Lesotho teens head home after eventful year here [photo], H 6/30/88 p23+

Media role explained at Staples forum [photo], H 6/13/88 p9+

Officials report rise in number of Staples students in college, H 12/10/88 p36

Organizers hope to expand the program, H 6/30/88 p23+

Police Blotter: Fire extinguished at Staples, H 12/20/88 p8

Police Blotter: Youths charged in school prank, H 6/13/88 p8

Residents upset about drainage near school, H 10/5/88 p35+

School board hears report on track renovation costs, H 9/20/88 p33+

Sheeran leads Staples to FCIAC x-country title [photo]. McMahon's Elkins second, H 10/24/88 p25+



Solutions sought to Staples track problems, H 9/29/88 p11+

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Staples High School (Continued)Staples extends win streak to 44,

H 10/18/88 p21+Staples graduates step into the

future [photo], H 6/23/88 p13+Staples students raise $5,000 for

quake relief, H 12/23/88 p33Students raise funds for disaster

victims, H 12/14/88 p37+Students to spend weekend on

air [photo], H 11/23/88 p21Track plan sent to other town

boards, H 10/18/88 p33Track to be discussed, H 9/26/88

p13+Vote weighed on track plan, H

10/17/88 p37+Weston, Staples should merge

[letter], H 6/9/88 p5Westport plans post-prom party

at Compo Beach, H 5/5/88 p13+

Staples High School-AwardsBest and brightest [photo], H

6/15/88 p37High scores attained by Staples




NHS' Maharja, Staples cited by cage officials, H 4/7/88 p20

Scholarships presented to seniors at Staples [photo], H 6/23/88 p15



Staples students named National Merit finalists, H 4/6/88 p11

Students carry off honors at Staples awards night [photo], H 6/22/88 p23+

Trombonist named to orchestra: First Staples student to win honor, H 3/17/88 p15

Westporter earns DAR scholarship, H 6/23/88 p15

Staples High School-GraduationBest and brightest [photo], H

6/15/88 p37High scores attained by Staples


Scholarships presented to seniors at Staples [photo], H 6/23/88 p15


Staples graduates step into the future [photo], H 6/23/88 p13+

Students carry off honors at Staples awards night [photo], H 6/22/88 p23+

Westporter earns DAR scholarship, H 6/23/88 p15

Staples High School-MusicStudents to perform in concert, H

3/30/88 p21+The sounds of music [photo], H

3/31/88 p17Staples High School-Sports

4 city, Staples gals All-FCIAC [photo], H 6/20/88 p35+

3 Staples netters are upset, H 5/28/88 p41+


Baseball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Boys' track teams are off in '88

[photo], H 4/19/88 p31+Cahill cops Open, H 2/29/88 p27City fives win FCIAC boys'

openers: Norwalk' quickness too much, H 1/13/88 p35+





Folino hits 500 mark in wins, H 5/20/88 p57+


Folino's Wreckers cop FCIAC team golf, H 6/2/88 p41

Former Staples skier on MSG, H 3/15/88 p31








No stopping Greenwich mermen, H 2/29/88 p26


Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Staples among state favorites, H

2/29/88 p27Staples golfers dominate, H

6/17/88 p62Staples is No. 1 in boys [photo],

H 2/8/88 p23+Staples rallies for 6-5 win, H

5/28/88 p41+Staples second in state indoor, H

2/25/88 p29Staples teams dominate Eastern

Division meets [photo p23], H 2/1/88 p26+

Staples ties Xavier for state title, H 3/3/88 p21


Staples' Smith can stay on in football, lacrosse, H 5/13/88 p24


Staples, Weston boys capture state team net championships, H 6/10/88 p53



Win or lose, it won't affect their friendship [photo], H 3/1/88 p29+

Staples High School-Staff2, H 5/27/88 p5Al Pia set for new decade, new


Ongley, Kraus become administrators at Staples, H 7/8/88 p14

Staples choral director to step off podium in June [photo], H 5/19/88 p21+

Teachers learn to cope with layoff notices [photo], H 5/23/88 p13+

Staples High School-TennisStaples, Weston boys capture

state team net championships, H 6/10/88 p53

Staples Inc.Staples to open store in Wilton.

Office supplier's move here

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Staples Inc. (Continued)worries local coompetition, H 12/17/88 p13+

STARAll aboard [photo], H 6/13/88 p8Eye on Real Estate, H 8/9/88 p11Help for STAR and ORT [photo],

H 4/13/88 p17Nielsen's Florist chosen STAR

employer of year [photo], H 12/6/88 p7

Program aims at understanding of disabilities: Sensitivity-not sympathy-is important [photo], H 4/1/88 p7


STAR official will miss the children, H 6/11/88 p13+

STAR workshop a stellar town resource: `Ginger' Katz tells the world [photo], H 5/9/88 p13+

STAR Residential ServicesDriveway approved for new

STAR home, H 7/6/88 p9Guidera honored by Star officials

[photo], H 11/4/88 p50Home for retarded nears

completion [photo], H 12/31/88 p33

STAR official outlines plan to renovate house in Weston, H 5/13/88 p11

Starrett Housing Corp.Conrail acreage for sale, H

6/16/88 p1+Questions choice of developer

[letter], H 6/21/88 p5RR station plan jumps second

hurdle, H 6/3/88 p1+Starrett proposal jumps next

hurdle, H 7/20/88 p1+Starrett to rebuild RR station [il

on p8], H 6/2/88 p1+Starrett wins city OK for station

plan [il], H 7/27/88 p1+Station complex may begin in '89,

H 12/27/88 p5Starting a business. SEE NEW

BUSINESS ENTERPRISESState Suggestion Program. SEE

CONNECTICUT-STATE SUGGESTION PROGRAM

Stations, Radio. SEE RADIO STATIONS

Stauderman, HelenWishing her well [photo], H

3/28/88 p14Stavrakis, Rev. Eleftherios

Former Norwalk priest given four-year jail term, H 7/27/88 p10

Stearns & WhelerDarien engineering firm dropped

from civil suit, H 10/3/88 p7Eye on Real Estate, H 5/3/88 p29

Stefan, WilliamFormer chief files suit over

pension, H 12/7/88 p37Steichen, Kate Rodina

Kate Rodina Steichen, `a Wilton institution' [photo], H 4/22/88 p6

Steinmann, AdamHigh scores attained by Staples


Sten Painting RestorationsNew Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Stenhouse, Rev. Richard A.

For 114 years Bethel AME Church has met an active social agenda [photo], H 10/22/88 p26

Rev. Stenhouse added to NCC computer staff, H 2/19/88 p14

Sterling FurnitureEye on Real Estate, H 10/11/88

p13SoNo furniture shop calls it quits

[photo], H 10/6/88 p45+Stevens, Rev. Dewitt Sr.

Stevens departing with knowledge of accomplishments [photo], H 5/14/88 p10+

Stew Leonard's. SEE ALSO LEONARD, STEW; LEONARD, STEW JR.

Corps OKs Stew Leonard's plan, H 3/9/88 p8

Customer always right at Leonard's [photo], H 5/6/88 p17

Stew Leonard's Customer Cookbook out: First edition a success [photo], H 6/15/88 p25+

Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge

Island left largely to the birds, H 6/22/88 p11

Wildlife Service wants Sheffield Island parcel, H 9/6/88 p1+

Stewart Warner Bassick Caster Plant

Bassick caster plant is closing after 103 years in Bridgeport, H 12/16/88 p14

Stewart, DanielTwo from NFD complete fire

marshal course, H 4/26/88 p9

STG Marketing Communications Inc. of Fairfield

Gonsor agency acquired by STG, H 12/3/88 p27

Stieglitz, Richard A.Health/Fitness: Therapists attend

symposium, H 6/13/88 p18High praise of trainer [letter], H

4/28/88 p5Stillman, Amy Stewart

Rowayton woman's new group aims to raise public esteem of mothering [photo], H 12/1/88 p7

Stirling, BabetteStirling appointed community

counselor, H 10/7/88 p13Stock

James River buys Diamond stock, H 9/27/88 p17

Stock brokersBrokers leave Fahnestock: Safir

opens Legg mason office [photo], H 7/12/88 p19+

Stock market. SEE STOCK-EXCHANGE

Stock-ExchangeCapital market system

discourages long-term planning, survey shows, BJ 12/26/88 p6


StocksAdvice from Merchants Bank:

Investors: Don't give up on stocks, H 12/15/88 p32

C. R. Gibson courts Wall Streeters, H 10/25/88 p15+


Smaller investors avoid stock market

BJ 10/17/88 p1+Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson,

Trans-Lux dividends, H 12/10/88 p13

Strictly Business: Century begins trading on AMEX, H 7/19/88 p19

Strictly Business: James River to offer debentures, H 10/6/88 p45

Strictly Business: People's Bank trading begins, H 7/7/88 p25

Strictly Business: Preferred health listed on AMEX, H 6/21/88 p11

Wright expects stagnant market in `89, BJ 12/19/88 p21

Stoker, Robert R.Lifesaver recognized [photo], H

1/5/88 p7

237


Stoker, Robert R. (Continued)Robert R. Stoker awarded high

Red Cross honor here [photo], H 1/28/88 p22

Stolt Tankers and Terminals. SEE STOLT-NEILSEN INC.

Stolt-Nielsen GroupStolt buys parcel tanker for

European operation, BJ 12/12/88 p 11

StonehengeCause of Stonehenge fire a

mystery [photo], H 6/29/88 p27

Landmark restaurant burns: Ridgefield's Stonehenge a total loss [photo], H 6/28/88 p1+

Stonehenge to open dining rooms in April, H 12/21/88 p37

Stop & Shop Co. Inc.Stop & Shop faces double

whammy: Takeover attempt and strike threat, H 2/27/88 p8

Strictly Business: Stop & Shop to vote on merger, H 5/31/88 p19

Supermarket battles waged in suburban Wilton, H 1/26/88 p45

Stop and Shop Co. Inc.Strikers hit local Stop and Shops,

H 3/22/88 p7Storage and moving trade

Strictly Business: Moving van line posts results, H 10/4/88 p13

Stramaglia, Dr. John A.2 doctors added to staff of local


Strassberger, PeterCity council appoints 2 attorneys,

H 1/27/88 p7Straub, Jennifer

Federation art winners [photo], H 6/11/88 p18

Strawberry Ave.-NorwalkGas line rupture closes avenue,

H 10/18/88 p7Street drug paraphernalia. SEE

DRUG PARAPHERNALIAStreet people. SEE HOMELESS

PERSONSStreet vendors-Norwalk

Vendors call action `red herring': Moratorium on permits [photo], H 8/13/88 p13+

Streets-Norwalk-ClosingStreet closing proposed for

festival, H 11/21/88 p7

Streever GroupLeadership: Not so elusive a trait

[photo], H 6/30/88 p14Strikes-Fairfield County

Strikers hit local Stop and Shops, H 3/22/88 p7

Strikes-Metro-North Rail ServicesCourt orders RR strikers to

work:Conductors' wildcat strike prompted by pension dispute [photo], H 11/15/88 p1+

Metro-North on time after strikers get `point across', H 9/10/88 p1+

Union: Metro North strike was a matter of principle, H 11/17/88 p21

Wildcat strike shuts down Metro-North's rail service [photo], H 9/9/88 p1+

Strikes-NorwalkMechanics strike against

dealership: Wages, contract length at issue, H 6/3/88 p9

Stroffolino Bridge-NorwalkBridge could become a yo-yo if

proposed marinas are built, H 8/23/88 p9

Strolin, Joseph C.Living memories [photo], H

11/28/88 p5New Canaanite wins seniors'


Norwalk senior selected a finalist in state contest, H 9/20/88 p19

Strong, NancyFigure Forum changes hands, H

9/8/88 p25Strong, Gouveia end all-male


Stuart Ave.-NorwalkFirefighters knock down oil-fed

blaze, H 6/13/88 p11Student awards. SEE ALSO

NAME OF SCHOOL-AWARDS17 Library Olympics champions

given gold after annual contest [photo], H 5/12/88 p27

Accolades for winners [photo], H 3/25/88 p32


All are winners [photo], H 3/25/88 p22

Area student named as Kellas Scholar, H 3/31/88 p7

Area students cited, H 7/9/88 p10Area students nominated for

seminar, H 3/10/88 p6

Award winner graduates: Concludes four years at UB [photo], H 6/3/88 p11

Exchange Club awardee [photo], H 7/7/88 p7


Good citizens [photo], H 5/21/88 p13

Hemphill in program, H 1/9/88 p7Hingorami fellowship recipient

[photo], H 4/19/88 p7Landesberg recipients [photo], H

5/28/88 p32Pupils perform for school board

[photo], H 5/17/88 p11Scholarships set up for Norwalk

students, H 3/4/88 p1+Six area students win


Staples student wins Scallon scholarship, H 7/12/88 p12+

Strictly Business: Merchants awards scholarships, H 3/22/88 p23

Student gains award, H 1/9/88 p7Students given National Merit

Scholarships, H 4/12/88 p10Students honored, H 5/9/88 p6Students honored [photo], H

1/5/88 p11Students selected, H 2/6/88 p6Underclassmen win top prizes at


Student community service. SEE STUDENT SERVICE-NAME OF TOWN

Student exchanges. SEE EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES

Student service-WestportWestport students lend helping

hands, H 9/23/88 p26Studio Vacker

Focus on Marketing [photo], H 9/13/88 p17

Stupakevich, John C.Esposito to offer new personnel

director to council as `courtesy', H 5/23/88 p7

Sturges, Frederick W.Ex-Westporter indicted in tax

shelter scheme, H 4/14/88 p13

Sturm, Ruger & Co.Strictly Business: Sturm, Ruger

quarterly net up 99%, H 8/13/88 p13

Substance abuse. SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE

238


Substance abuse (Continued)Norwalk Library receives books

on substance abuse [photo], H 10/17/88 p5

Speaker warns of substance abuse, H 10/7/88 p49+

Team plan draws fire in Weston, H 9/20/88 p33+

WECAN reorganizes leadership structure, H 10/10/88 p35

Substance abuse and schoolsSchool board fails to adopt

search policy, H 6/7/88 p1+Substance abuse-Prevention

Expert: Community help needed: To prevent substance abuse, H 6/6/88 p13+

Improv group earns award from O'Neill, H 6/1/88 p33+

Steve: It started with a few beers, H 5/12/88 p13+

Substance abuse-Study and teaching

To fight substance abuse [photo], H 6/20/88 p13

Substance abuse-WestonAssistance team decision

defended by Weston Board of Education, H 9/26/88 p13

Substance abuse-WestportCounty still battling tentacles of

addiction, H 1/29/88 p23More young people requesting

help: For substance abuse problems, H 3/11/88 p29+

Westport ponders grant to fight substance abuse, H 12/28/88 p13

Substitute teachers-Norwalk. SEE ALSO TEACHERS-NAME OF TOWN

`Older' teachers not absent [letter], H 4/30/88 p5

Attendance incentive suggested to keep teachers in classroom, H 4/27/88 p7

Substitute teachers find new classrooms a challenge, H 8/9/88 p22

Substitute teachers hard to find, H 4/26/88 p1+

Suicide, attempted. SEE PRISONERS-SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR

Suicides-NorwalkMan kills self as cops try to make

arrest, H 4/30/88 p1+Suicides-Westport

Tentative settlement made in suit against police, town, H 10/12/88 p33

Sullivan Graphics Inc.Sullivan buys book binder, I

12/23/88–1/5/89 p5

Sullivan, MartinMillion-mile driving award [photo],

H 6/30/88 p14Sumberg, Simon

Assistant counsel to assume position as special counsel, H 1/23/88 p11

City council appoints 2 attorneys, H 1/27/88 p7

Summa, AmySumma honored, H 10/4/88 p7

Summagraphics Corp.Focus on Marketing, H 5/31/88

p22Summagraphics moves hq to

Seymour, BJ 12/5/88 p19Summagraphics reports record

first-quarter earnings and revenues, BJ 10/17/88 p15

Summer Youth Training and Employment Program

Private Industry Council provides work, education for 84 youngsters [photo], H 8/26/88 p10

Sun Microsystems Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/17/88

p25, H 4/5/88 p19Sunde, Rob


Sundlof, DavidTwins prepare to pedal across

the continent, H 6/1/88 p33Sundlof, Steve

Twins prepare to pedal across the continent, H 6/1/88 p33

Sundor Group Inc.Cause for celebration [photo], H


p13Investors slow to recover [photo],

H 10/18/88 p13+Marketing ad libs, BJ 11/7/88 p5Strictly Business: Sundor

markets new apple drink, H 2/18/88 p23

Strictly Business: Sundor pays $2.3 million for fruit, H 6/23/88 p29

Sundor acquires new apple juice line, H 1/19/88 p19+

Sundor Brands buys Bright's and Martins, H 8/6/88 p33

Sundor buys pudding product, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p10

Sundor Group acquires pudding line, H 10/15/88 p13+

Sundor Group acquires rights to Touje puddings, BJ 10/24/88 p17

Sundor tackles fruit drink market [photo], H 3/31/88 p25+

Sunrise Real EstateNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Sunrise Road-Norwalk

Fuel oil leak contaminates pond, stream, H 10/12/88 p11

Super 7. SEE ROUTE 7Superior Court. SEE NORWALK

SUPERIOR COURTSupermarket Communications

Systems Inc.Hearst: Supermarkets are his

game [photo], H 6/9/88 p27+Supermarkets

MDI develops video mart to tap home shopper market, BJ 10/10/88 p6

Supermarkets-WiltonSupermarket battles waged in

suburban Wilton, H 1/26/88 p45

Surf Road-WestportNeighbor files lawsuit over Surf

Road home, H 8/26/88 p13+Surfing

Norwalker garners surfing championship, H 10/19/88 p29

Surgical instruments and apparatus

FDA approved suture petitions, H 10/22/88 p13

Surgical wins in FDA decision. To enter suture market, H 9/22/88 p19+

U. S. Surgical taking on nagging problem, H 10/8/88 p14

Surveys, Economic. SEE ECONOMIC SURVEYS

Surveys, Housing. SEE HOUSING SURVEYS

Surveys, Legislative. SEE LEGISLATIVE SURVEYS

Susan B. Edwards, Educational Consultants

Susan Edwards opens school placement firm [photo], H 10/20/88 p15

Susan David Lloyd Educational Memorial Fund

Students battling cancer receive scholarships [photo], H 6/25/88 p23+

Sutton, CraigMasi, Sutton share top spot with

14 points, H 2/9/88 p28+Norwalk High junior is selected

among top black history makers, H 2/5/88 p10

SuturesFDA approved suture petitions, H

10/22/88 p13

239


Swank Inc.Swank institutes radical changes:

Amid hostile takeover threats [photo], H 2/23/88 p21+

Swank records net loss, H 8/16/88 p11

Swank sells two groups, H 12/29/88 p23

Sweat, LynnAmelia Bedelia autographing

[photo], H 8/25/88 p17Drawing Amelia [photo], H 9/2/88

p16Sweeney, Mike

Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 3/23/88 p25Sweetheart Records


Swept AwayWhen new restaurant opens:

Siblings will vie for SoNo diners [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

Swick, Susan LakeThree-artist exhibit to open in


Swift, AndreaHome/Town People [photo], H

4/5/88 p13Swimming pond-Weston

Swimming pond costs under study, H 8/5/88 p41

Swimming pool industrySwimming pool business dips:

Despite Sound problems [photo], H 8/6/88 p33+

Swimming pools-AccidentsBaby found unconscious in area

pool, H 8/22/88 p1+Baby girl in fair condition after

being found in pool, H 9/6/88 p7

Swimming pools-WiltonFunds OK'd for bubble-dome

plans, H 8/16/88 p29Pool plan before board, H

9/22/88 p15+Pool plan moves ahead in Wilton:

Design plan funds approved, H 9/23/88 p25+

Swimming-Accidents and injuries-Wilton

Parents file suit in near drowning at Wilton pond, H 11/7/88 p1+

Swimming-CoachingJorgensen's coach won't forget

smile [photo], H 10/12/88 p21+

Swimming-Norwalk. SEE ALSO BELL, KATIE



Bell ranks among best, H 9/23/88 p36


Bell wins twice in FCIAC trials, H 10/26/88 p23

Bell, Grabareck top qualifiers, H 11/14/88 p26

Control of city swim race reverts to recreation dept, H 7/19/88 p9


Holzapfel, Miller star in city swim [photo], H 8/5/88 p23+



McMahon swimmer is tops in her `event' [photo], H 11/9/88 p25+

NHS swimmer Katie Bell cops 2 FCIAC titles, H 10/29/88 p21+




Norwalk's Bell garners two state swim titles [photo], H 11/16/88 p25+


Norwalker competes in Buffalo [photo], H 3/31/88 p53


Shorehaven sets two swim records, H 7/21/88 p25

Shorehaven swim awards [photo], H 8/20/88 p25

Shorehaven swimmers triumph, H 7/7/88 p32


Swimming-WestonHS boys' swim preview, H 1/7/88

p26+No stopping Weston's Davis:


Ownership of land by swimming site contested: Problem brought to Weston

selectmen's attention, H 7/28/88 p15

Weston repeats as state champs, H 3/16/88 p23

Swimming-WestportHS boys' swim preview, H 1/7/88

p26+No stopping Greenwich mermen,

H 2/29/88 p26Swimmers undaunted by reports

[photo], H 7/30/88 p21+Swimming-Wilton

Another title for Wahoos, H 8/4/88 p32

Five Wahoos head to Olympic trials, H 3/29/88 p36


Olympic hopefuls off to swim trials [photo], H 8/5/88 p23+

Several Wahoos swim in Buffalo, H 4/19/88 p34

Wahoo swim news, H 1/15/88 p26, H 3/24/88 p24

Wahoos win state title, H 7/28/88 p44

SWRPAAgency sees county need for

2,500 housing units, H 4/5/88 p7

Anniversary celebration [photo], H 1/14/88 p7

Guidera: Lets develop own housing plan, H 9/28/88 p1+

Height requirement for commercial buildings endorsed, H 10/5/88 p12

Impact of G & B proposal examined, H 12/7/88 p37+

Low-priced units wins support from agency, H 7/13/88 p1+

Mayors selectmen meet: Housing discussion Thursday, H 11/2/88 p5


Planners for region suggest cities limit commercial growth, H 7/12/88 p1+

Plans for improvements at intersections presented, H 4/13/88 p9+

Route 7 changes studied, H 11/11/88 p11

Solutions sought for I-95 traffic problems, H 5/2/88 p1+

Study to focus on transit services: For elderly and handicapped, H 2/12/88 p9

Study urges loca action on housing, H 1/18/88 p1+

SWRPA calls for truck safety program, H 7/8/88 p13+

240


SWRPA (Continued)SWRPA claims 20,500 new

homes needed, H 8/3/88 p10SWRPA outlines legislative

priorities to lawmakers, H 11/22/88 p4

SWRPA staff wants DOT to fine tune Super 7 plans, H 10/10/88 p35+

SWRPA starts I-95 study, H 7/20/88 p12

SWRPA suggests controls for growth in region, H 5/3/88 p10

SWRPA to recommend reducing `overwhelming' office growth, H 4/5/88 p7

SWRPA: G & B plan may spark more development: Agency expresses concern, H 8/2/88 p25+

SWRPA: Rail service must get better, H 1/14/88 p1+

SWRPA: Violations drop at turnpike weigh station, H 4/28/88 p16

Town, businessmen join forces to obtain Route 7 changes, H 7/16/88 p13

Towns to receive help to create housing plan, H 9/29/88 p11+

Weston nixes state housing plan, H 9/9/88 p1+

Sylvan Learning CenterEye on Real Estate: Three leases

[drawing], H 5/17/88 p19For that extra help: Sylvan

Center opens facility in Wilton [photo], H 6/22/88 p18

Writing program to be introduced, H 5/18/88 p16

Sylvester, DelmontSylvester named to committee, H

3/15/88 p8Synagogues. SEE NAME OF

SYNAGOGUESyncorp Ltd.

Eye on Real Estate: On the boardwalk [photo], H 3/29/88 p21

TTag sales

Contents of Mayor Freese's home will be sold at tag sale Saturday [photo], H 7/21/88 p7

Talbots Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 11/15/88

p13Talcott B. Wakeman house

Farmhouse listed in historic register [photo], H 8/29/88 p33

Talking house. SEE HOUSE BUYING

Talmadge Bros. Seafood Co.Oystermen survive starfish,

hurricanes [photo], H 3/15/88 p19+

Tamsky, Joseph R.Ex-planner's view of P & Z roles

[letter], H 1/18/88 p5Replies to Tamsky on P & Z

stance [letter], H 1/21/88 p5Veteran commissioners note P &

Z works better together, H 1/28/88 p7

Tamsky, Miriam BarerCirculation supervisor has retired,

H 2/5/88 p9Tao, Fan Ching


Tappan Capital PartnersAcquisition firm launched in

Westport [photo], H 6/23/88 p29+

Tappan, JamesAcquisition firm launched in


Tarrant, KennethWilton officer appeals disciplinary

action: Suspension followed traffic accident, H 2/12/88 p57+

Tarzia, Nicholas J.Tarzia bids for 4th District seat.

Running on 'War Against AIDS' party line, H 9/12/88 p7

Tate, Constance A.Tate re-elected to YWCA national

board, H 7/1/88 p38Tate, Dorothea


Tatem, BernardineTatem elected housing authority

chairman, H 6/17/88 p9Tauck Tours

Tauck Tours enters $465,000 bid for Vigilant Firehouse building, H 6/17/88 p38

Tausz, Charlotte BrownTausz of Smokenders: She can

help because she's been there [photo], H 2/11/88 p41+

Tauton Technologies Inc.Laser surgery firm hopes backers

like what they see, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p33

Tavana, ShivaLocal woman chairman of state

Peacemakers, H 5/4/88 p7Tax assessment. SEE

ASSESSMENT

Tax credits-NorwalkTax credit available on city

projects, H 12/28/88 p7Tax credits-Weston

Weston puts list together, H 7/6/88 p9+

Tax delinquency. SEE TAX EVASION

Tax evasionEx-Westporter indicted in tax

shelter scheme, H 4/14/88 p13


Tax evasion-NorwalkCity man sentenced in tax

evasion, H 4/19/88 p12Random audits find $135,000 for

city, H 2/11/88 p18Tax fraud. SEE TAX EVASIONTax relief-Norwalk


Property tax reduction in store for some city residents, H 6/17/88 p1+

Tax relief-WestonSocial Security no longer exempt

under tax plan, H 6/28/88 p11Tax relief-Westport

Elderly seek rise in tax relief, H 9/21/88 p41+

Taxation, Local. SEE LOCAL TAXATION

Taxation, Municipal. SEE LOCAL TAXATION

Taylor Lane-WestportP & Z deliberate on subdivision

bond, H 4/20/88 p14Taylor, Kimberly E.


Six area students win scholarships: From National Merit Scholarship Corp, H 4/21/88 p7

Tea rooms. SEE RESTAURANTSTeacher of the Year-Norwalk,

New York StateNorwalk resident honored as

teacher of year [photo], H 5/18/88 p9

Teacher of the Year-WestportJudy Luster named Teacher of

the Year [photo], H 10/4/88 p33

Six candidates are selected for teacher of year award, H 9/10/88 p9

Teachers. SEE ALSO LANGUAGE TEACHERS; SOUTHERN FAIRFIELD

241


Teachers (Continued)COUNTY RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Teachers, Dismissal of-WestportTeachers learn to cope with

layoff notices [photo], H 5/23/88 p13+

Teachers, High school. SEE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

Teachers-Fairfield CountyMinority staffers difficult to retain,

H 2/3/88 p20Teachers honored, H 9/24/88 p6

Teachers-Norwalk. SEE ALSO NORWALK FEDERATION OF TEACHERS; SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS-NAME OF TOWN

24 Japanese educators visiting Norwalk schools, H 10/19/88 p4

Board concerned by teachers' plight [photo], H 1/20/88 p8

Garden dedicated to teacher: Phillips remembered at Wolfpit [photo], H 6/10/88 p14

Gifts and deeds help express depth of appreciation for teachers, staff, H 6/9/88 p12

Grippe nominated for position, H 4/19/88 p11

In school year concluding Thursday: 73 teachers post perfect attendance, H 6/22/88 p6

Japanese educators tour Norwalk schools [photo], H 10/27/88 p1+

Levy elected to national teaching post, H 6/10/88 p6

Local teachers guests at dinner, H 4/21/88 p7

NFT denies it was aware in advance of pay inequity, H 4/27/88 p7

NFT hangs tough in teacher vote [photo p8], H 5/26/88 p1+

NFT-TUFF hostilities heat up, H 4/11/88 p1+


Pay dispute sparks teacher union challenge, H 4/6/88 p1+

Proposal criticized by NFT: Assistant superintendent would be added, H 6/21/88 p20

Public school retirees feted [photo], H 6/10/88 p11

School board to honor 19 retiring professionals, H 5/20/88 p14

Shays leave city educators feeling proud of profession [photo], H 8/30/88 p10

State honors city teacher for job training program [photo], H 6/8/88 p11


Teacher suspended, H 4/29/88 p9Teachers cry foul on newcomers'

salaries, H 1/19/88 p1+Teachers file pay grievance

without union, H 3/9/88 p1+Teachers study business on site

[photo], H 7/19/88 p21Teachers to seek injunction

against Board, H 3/18/88 p1+Teachers try a new tack in pay

battle, H 4/2/88 p1+Teachers union `disappointed by

filing of grievance by TUFF, H 3/10/88 p11

Three teachers are recognized for writing skills, H 3/22/88 p8

TUFF claims NFT misrepresented top teacher salaries, H 5/3/88 p7

TUFF wins support for union fight, H 4/13/88 p1+

Union fight flares as teacher vote on challenge nears, H 5/24/88 p1+

Teachers-Salaries, etc.-Fairfield County

Area teacher salaries rise 42 percent, H 8/9/88 p19+

Increased value sought for higher teacher salaries, H 8/9/88 p19+

Teachers-Salaries, etc.-NorwalkBoard member raps teacher

contract, H 11/17/88 p8Cafero defends teachers' pact as

competitive, H 11/18/88 p1+Increases for substitute teachers

expected to win approval tonight, H 8/30/88 p6

New teachers, less students help reduce per pupil ratio [chart], H 8/9/88 p18+

Norwalk educators attend workshop, H 8/20/88 p10

Pact came after months of talks, H 11/16/88 p8

Teachers get up to 20.5% pay hike, H 11/16/88 p1+

Teachers-WestonFiotakis enjoys `gypsy' life in

Weston schools, H 4/2/88 p13+

Officials defend contract, H 3/4/88 p27+

Staff development goals reviewed: By Weston Board of Education, H 4/21/88 p13+

Teachers examine global issues: At workshop in Weston, H 8/23/88 p33

Weston teacher participating in Yale workshop, H 2/19/88 p12

Teachers-Westport75% tuition waiver approved, H

12/20/88 p9+Al Pia set for new decade, new


BEST program is school board topic, H 4/11/88 p13+

Effort to influence education actions `too little, too late', H 5/5/88 p1+

Hefty raise for Westport teachers, H 1/7/88 p1+

Teacher program proposed, H 5/4/88 p9+

Teachers honored by legislator [photo], H 2/2/88 p13

Teachers say farewell to Gold [photo], H 6/9/88 p15+

Teachers try `think tank' [photo], H 3/3/88 p13

Teachers' contract earns approval of school board, H 2/2/88 p13+

Tribute paid to teacher at concert, H 7/28/88 p15

WEA ratifies contract, H 1/14/88 p14

Westport nixes teacher contract, H 3/2/88 p1+

Westport teacher contract argued before arbitrators, H 4/14/88 p1+


Teachers-WiltonNew teachers welcomed to

Wilton school system [photo], H 8/25/88 p41+

Teachers add to knowledge [photo], H 2/12/88 p57

Teachers to become students for a day, H 2/10/88 p37+

Wilton teacher tried to find talents in all his students, H 6/23/88 p13+

Teaching K-4 [Professional teachers' magazine]

Eye on Real Estate: [photo], H 9/27/88 p15

Tech Partners LPNine new tenants lease space


Technical colleges. SEE NORWALK STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

242


Technical Marketing AssociatesNew business name - Norwalk,

BJ 10/24/88 p18Technoserve

Norwalk-based Technoserve receives grant from Mazon, H 2/20/88 p16+

Technoserve receives grant, H 8/19/88 p10

Technoserve/World HarvestTechnoserve celebrates 20 years

[photo], H 7/21/88 p20Teen-age pregnancy. SEE

PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENTTelecommunication equipment

industryAT & T rate cuts change ball

game, H 10/20/88 p13+Cable, phone companies may


GTE's change in direction accelerates under Johnson, BJ 11/7/88 p2

Strictly Business: Executone markets new product, H 10/6/88 p45

Telefax. SEE FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION

TelemarketingFriendly telephone manner

makes $$ sense [photo], H 8/25/88 p15

Telephone, CellularMetro Mobile nips at SNET heels

[photo], H 4/12/88 p17+Television in education

Television may go to head of class: Expanded educational access proposed, H 6/15/88 p11

Television programs. SEE CANDID CAMERA

Television-NorwalkPTA seeks television blackout, H

5/3/88 p7PTA sponsoring May 4 TV

blackout, H 4/6/88 p10School crowd survives TV

blackout, H 5/5/88 p1+Teller, Henry "Hank"

Pizzas good for computer business, H 2/16/88 p21

Telo, GeorgeGeorge Telo art exhibited in

Wilton through Oct. 17, H 10/7/88 p24

Temkin, BobTemple Beth El to honor Temkins

family on June 4, H 5/28/88 p32

Temkin, EllenTemple Beth El to honor Temkins

family on June 4, H 5/28/88 p32

TemperatureOctober colder than normal, H

11/4/88 p9Temperature sets record low, H

10/14/88 p13Temperature ties October mark,

H 10/31/88 p5Winter weather hit area Sunday,

H 10/10/88 p7Temple Beth El

Congregation Beth El holds graduation, H 6/18/88 p10+

Gottesman named to high post, H 5/21/88 p25

Honored for service [photo], H 6/18/88 p10

Israeli ambassador keynote speaker at Temple Beth El [photo], H 10/17/88 p9

Ribbon cutting [photo], H 8/27/88 p11

Temple Beth El dedicates its larger building, H 10/29/88 p17

Temple Beth El to honor Temkins family on June 4, H 5/28/88 p32

Temple IsraelShaw named to pposition in

Temple Tots program, H 9/3/88 p37

Temple appoints two teachers at Jewish Parenting Center, H 3/31/88 p19

Temple sponsors clothing drive [photo], H 12/12/88 p34

Temple ShalomLandesberg recipients [photo], H

5/28/88 p32New Rabbi [photo], H 12/31/88

p24Temple Shalom plans retirement

festivities honoring Rabbi Lantz [photo], H 5/7/88 p10

Temple Shalom tabs Glotzer president, H 6/4/88 p11

Temple Shalom to greet new rabbi Friday night, H 3/12/88 p20

Torah presentation [photo], H 6/25/88 p11

Temporary employmentTemporary job could be career

start, H 9/27/88 p15+Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.

Company wants to build bigger gas pipeline, H 8/11/88 p1+

Tennis-CoachingPagano left classroom for tennis

court [photo], H 10/14/88 p23+

Tennis-DarienDarien tops Wilton in girls' tennis



Tennis-Norwalk'88 local/area boys' HS tennis



Former resident honored, H 4/22/88 p33


Ludlow Park improvements may include tennis courts, H 12/2/88 p7


Norwalk net winners [photo], H 9/21/88 p40

Rowayton crowns tennis champions [photo], H 10/4/88 p24

S & CC adult tennis winners [photo], H 9/13/88 p25

The Hour looks back when.... [NHS 1961 tennis team] [photo], H 8/11/88 p28


Young champions [photo], H 9/13/88 p25

Tennis-WestonEye on Real Estate: Weston

court in magazine contest [photo], H 2/25/88 p33


Staples, Weston boys capture state team net championships, H 6/10/88 p53

Tennis-Westport3 Staples netters are upset, H

5/28/88 p41+Local/area HS girls' tennis


New head pro [photo], H 7/2/88 p25

243


Tennis-Westport (Continued)Staples, Weston boys capture


Swinging freely at Longshore [photo], H 9/29/88 p11

Tennis-WiltonDarien tops Wilton in girls' tennis

final, H 5/28/88 p44Local/area HS girls' tennis




Terhune, William BarclaySilver Hill founder is remembered

[photo], H 11/5/88 p37+Terry, Rick

New commander named for Marine Corps league, H 11/28/88 p4

Testa, KristinaStudent takes special course at

Disney World, H 8/9/88 p8Tests. SEE EXAMINATIONS-

NAME OF TOWNTexas Air

Eye on Real Estate, H 9/6/88 p13Textron Lycoming

Connecticut joint venture defeated but the victor's spoils may be lost, I 11/25–12/8/88 p12

Contracts awarded, BJ 11/14/88 p18, BJ 12/12/88 p 23

Strictly Business: Textron to sell division to Dansk, H 12/10/88 p13

Textron Lycoming is awarded contract by U.S. Army Aviation Systems Command, BJ 10/10/88 p 22

Textron strike enters second month, H 6/30/88 p20

ThanksgivingReligious leaders agree:

Thanksgiving has a universal meaning [photo], H 11/19/88 p20

That Personal TouchNew Canaan retailers win SBA

award, H 6/21/88 p13Theater for the deaf. SEE DEAF,

THEATER FOR THETheatre Artists Workshop-

WestportA talk with Keir Dullea: The art of

theatre is this actor's passion [photo], H 7/7/88 p17+

Theft. SEE ROBBERY

TheosophyTheosophy gleans principals

from all religions in effort to learn the truth, H 10/29/88 p16+

Thermal imaging productsStrictly Business: James River,

Fuji sign agreement, H 7/21/88 p17

Therrien, BobSon gives his father a classy pool

[photo], H 6/15/88 p1+Third Taxing District. SEE

NORWALK-THIRD TAXING DISTRICT

Thomas M. Coppola Tile and Marble Co.


Thomas Schwenke Inc.Eye on Real Estate: Showroom

location [photo], H 12/13/88 p11

Thomas, Stephen A.Common Council appoints

Thomas alternate member of Zoning Commission, H 7/27/88 p10

Thomas, VickiAnother crack at the dream:

Local firm helps Senior Olympics go [photo], H 10/6/88 p15+

Thompson, ElizabethManslaughter charges filed in I-

95 crash [photo], H 4/28/88 p1+

Thor, PeterThor faces Slapin challenge: For

Democratic leadership post, H 3/4/88 p9

Thornewell, GregoryBringing black history to life

[photo], H 2/29/88 p1+Renowned dramatist coming

home: To present black history show, H 2/26/88 p22

Thornton Real EstateRobert-Mark completes Thornton

merger, BJ 12/26/88 p11Thornton, Dr. Lee R.

NCC names Thornton new academic dean [photo], H 7/7/88 p9

Thorpe, Jack, Public AccountantBankruptcies

BJ 11/7/88 p18Three Penny Construction


Three Thirty Realty Co.Real estate firm signs lease, BJ

11/14/88 p6

Three thirty Realty Co.Real estate investment firm signs

lease, BJ 11/14/88 p6Tierney St.-Norwalk

Thanks from victim of crash [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Tierney, ThomasTierney to lead area bar group, H

3/11/88 p6Tierney, Zullo, Flaherty and

MurphyMoving up [photo], H 8/23/88 p19

Tilford W. Miller School. SEE MILLER SCHOOL

Tischio, VictoriaHome/Town People, H 4/5/88 p13

Title examinations-NorwalkOld Marvin School title search

sought, H 10/21/88 p5TNT Mailfast

Strictly Business: TNT Mailfast delivers in strike, H 9/10/88 p13

Toastmasters InternationalSelf-help club for the speechless:

Toastmasters International, H 8/16/88 p13

Tobin, JohnLack of communication irks

Councilman, H 12/28/88 p7Tobin, Robert

Tobin assumes GOP District A leadership post, H 3/15/88 p9

Todds Way-WestportAgreement reached with

developer, H 5/25/88 p13+Toll booths

Nothing historical about booths [letter], H 2/20/88 p5

Preservationists work to save tollbooths, H 2/13/88 p1+

Toll plazasVintage Parkway toll booths head

for Henry Ford Museum, H 6/21/88 p1+

TollsEra passes as parkway tolls

cease, H 6/25/88 p1+Tollkeeper recalls when motorists

were glad to find a roadside oasis [photo], H 6/25/88 p1+

Tom Brennan Real EstateAcquisition [photo], H 3/10/88 p28

Tom Richardson AssociatesHigh-tech systems no match for

decade-old design process, BJ 11/21/88 p1+

Tomlin, JeromeCareer athletes [photo], H

6/17/88 p59McMahon's Tomlin going to

Boston U. on grid scholarship [photo], H 2/10/88 p25

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Tomlin, Jerome (Continued)Tomlin brings home FCIAC gold

[photo], H 2/16/88 p25+Tomlin, Lilly on MSG feature, H

10/18/88 p22Tomlinson, Ann

At South Norwalk Branch Library: Ann Tomlinson has stories to tell [photo], H 10/10/88 p13+

Tomlinson, AureliusHome/Town People [photo], H

7/19/88 p16Tomy America Inc.

Eye on real estate, H 12/6/88 p13Tondro, Terry J.

Council OKs Tondro hiring, H 3/23/88 p9

Topstone IndustriesDanbury company survives in a

frightening business, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p28

Tornos Bechler U. S. Corp.Strictly Business: Tornos Bechler

names distributor, H 4/12/88 p17

Torres, Erika VogelNew registrar assumes position

at Norwalk CC [photo], H 3/29/88 p10

Tortoise and Hare Road RaceJogging down the bunny trail

[photo], H 4/4/88 p21Toscano, Angelo

Toscano sworn in, H 6/25/88 p23Tower to help town improve

communications?, H 10/25/88 p9

Total Travel Inc.Norwalk's Total Travel merges

with Travel Center of Darien, BJ 10/10/88 p1+

Strictly Business: Travel Center, Total Travel merge, H 10/4/88 p13

Touch football-DarienTokeneke Warriors score on

national TV [photo], H 12/5/88 p1+

Touch football-Fairfield CountyTokeneke wins Inter-City crown

[photo], H 12/7/88 p28Touch football-Norwalk

Cup winners [photo], H 12/6/88 p23

Football playoffs Sunday, H 11/18/88 p36

Four teams advance in Rec Touch playoffs [photo], H 12/1/88 p48

Inter-city touch football: Norwalk clinches berth, H 11/9/88 p28

ITFL presents awards [photo], H 12/3/88 p23

Razorbacks edge Vikes, H 12/5/88 p27+

Rec touch football championships: Raiders nip Giants, 6-0, on late TD [photo], H 12/5/88 p27+

Semifinal nightmares [photo], H 12/7/88 p28

Tokeneke Warriors score on national TV [photo], H 12/5/88 p1+

Tokeneke, Darien meet for title: Norwalk loses in ICTFL semis [photo], H 11/30/88 p18

Touje puddingsSundor buys pudding product, I

11/11/88–11/24/88 p10Sundor Group acquires pudding

line, H 10/15/88 p13+Sundor Group acquires rights to

Touje puddings, BJ 10/24/88 p17

Tourism. SEE TOURIST TRADE; TOURIST TRADE-NAME OF TOWN

Tourist Information CenterWorld citizens flocking to Norwalk

Tourist Center [photo], H 8/15/88 p21+

Tourist tradeAllure of `Back Roads' surprises

tourism chief, H 10/7/88 p1+Boosting tourism [photo], H

5/31/88 p21Tourist trade-Norwalk

Mansion's gatehouse dedicated as new tourist information center [photo], H 7/7/88 p7

Merchants expectations: Tourists should beef up sales [photo], H 7/19/88 p19+

Tourists marked for easy spotting [photo], H 8/11/88 p13+

Tourists say Norwalk has `potential' [photo], H 6/14/88 p1+

Towing of cars. SEE AUTOMOBILES-TOWING

Town Hall [Old]-WestportEye on Real Estate: H. T. Hampe

to market old town hall in Westport [photo], H 9/15/88 p24

Town Line Center-NorwalkEye on Real Estate, H 6/16/88

p27Retail condos selling at Town

Line Center [drawing], H 1/21/88 p25

Toxic and inflammable goods. SEE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES-NAME OF TOWN

ToysNo Blockbuster toy on retailer

shelves [photo], H 12/17/88 p13+

Toys for Tots program`Toys for Tots' depot [photo], H

12/16/88 p20Marines collecting toys [photo], H

12/9/88 p4Tracey School

$1.3 million Tracey School addition dedicated, H 9/10/88 p7

Addition awaits students and teachers [photo], H 8/9/88 p16

Educators to consider Tracey appropriation, H 11/1/88 p7

Panel tours Tracey School: Addition pleases members, H 4/14/88 p10

Tracey parent appalled by school [letter], H 4/1/88 p5

Tracey School-Maintenance and repair

Principal asks for Tracey repair funds, H 3/29/88 p7

Tracey, TrishHour Halls of Ivy [photo], H

4/12/88 p30Track-atheltics-Westport


Track-athletics. SEE ALSO FCIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICS; RUNNING

Track-athletics-CoachingZeoli should receive gold medal:

Unofficial state event draws 39 schools [photo], H 2/29/88 p23+

Track-athletics-DarienFive city gals All-FCIAC [photo],

H 3/24/88 p22Track-athletics-New Canaan



Track-athletics-Norwalk4 area gals on All-FCIAC cross

country [photo], H 12/2/88 p31


A call is out in city highs for runners, H 9/27/88 p21+


Cavaliers' Johnson wins WCC 100 in girls' track, H 5/27/88 p31

245


Track-athletics-Norwalk (Continued)







Sheeran leads Staples to FCIAC x-country title [photo]: McMahon's Elkins second, H 10/24/88 p25+


The Hour looks back when [NHS 1933 track team] [photo], H 5/12/88 p24

Track-athletics-Westport11 city boys named All-FCIAC

[photo], H 3/25/88 p37Boys' track teams are off in '88

[photo], H 4/19/88 p31+Division results please city indoor

track coaches, H 2/1/88 p26Elkins, Maxwell state champs;





Sheeran leads Staples to FCIAC x-country title [photo]. McMahon's Elkins second, H 10/24/88 p25+

Sheeran to pace Staples; Where are the girls? Area boys' x-c outlook. Area girls' x-c outlook [photo], H 9/20/88 p21+

Staples extends win streak to 44, H 10/18/88 p21+

Staples is No. 1 in boys [photo], H 2/8/88 p23+

Staples second in state indoor, H 2/25/88 p29

Staples teams dominate Eastern Division meets [photo p23], H 2/1/88 p26+

Staples ties Xavier for state title, H 3/3/88 p21


Win or lose, it won't affect their friendship [photo], H 3/1/88 p29+

Track-athletics-WiltonFive city gals All-FCIAC [photo],

H 3/24/88 p22Local indoor track teams are

ready to go [photo], H 1/9/88 p35+

Trumbull wins: Washburn stars [photo], H 5/27/88 p35

Washburn qualifies in 4 events [photo], H 5/25/88 p21+



Wilton's Miller cops 1,600 in State Open, H 6/9/88 p45

Tracy, Dillon H.High Tech winners [photo], H

4/4/88 p10Norwalk student tops in state in

chemistry, H 5/12/88 p19Six area students win


Trade. SEE COMMERCETrade names. SEE

TRADEMARKSTrade shows. SEE EXHIBITIONSTrademarks

Seaport Soda fights for trademark, H 12/13/88 p13

Sisters to guard zip code trademark [photo], H 10/1/88 p13+

SoHo, SoNo soda war bubbles: Lawsuit contemplated [photo], H 8/2/88 p13+

Trademarks-Conflict of lawsU. S. Surgical wins seven-year

trademark suit, H 10/15/88 p8Traditional healers. SEE

HEALERS-NAME OF TOWNTraffic accidents


Two-year-old hit by car, H 10/21/88 p8

Traffic accidents-DarienPolice Blotter: Car hits utility pole,

H 6/28/88 p8Traffic accidents-Fairfield County

DOT lists dangerous corners, H 6/20/88 p1+

Traffic accidents-Interstate 95. SEE ALSO INTERSTATE 95

Accidents close I-95 during morning rush, H 9/13/88 p1+

Branford man killed in turnpike accident, H 6/16/88 p7

Car carriers involved in I-95 accident, H 8/25/88 p8

Death on the turnpike [edit], H 4/7/88 p4

I-95 blocked by trailer trucks, H 12/29/88 p8

Manslaughter charges filed in I-95 crash [photo], H 4/28/88 p1+


Nine car collision slows I-95, H 5/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: `Hand truck' causes accident, H 7/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: Accident snarls I-95 traffic, H 5/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Armed, masked man robs deli, H 1/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car strikes I-95 barrier, H 6/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car totaled in I-95 crash, H 5/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Crashes tie up I-95 traffic, H 1/19/88 p8

Rescue team at I-95 crash [photo], H 12/7/88 p37

Truck accident on pike jams rush-hour traffic, H 11/4/88 p7

Truck flips over on I-95 in Darien [photo], H 12/10/88 p5

Truck hits men on pike, killing both, H 8/26/88 p1+

Truck's diesel fuel spills into marsh in Westport, H 1/23/88 p8

Trucker charged in I-95 fatalities [photo], H 8/27/88 p1+

Victim taken from scene [photo], H 4/23/88 p1+

Woman killed in crash on Mianus River Bridge, H 4/7/88 p1+

Traffic accidents-Merritt Parkway. SEE ALSO MERRITT PARKWAY

Drivver trapped [photo], H 9/12/88 p9

Rollover on parkway [photo], H 2/16/88 p13

Two Norwalkers hurt in crash on parkway, H 5/11/88 p9+

Traffic accidents-Norwalk4-year-old hit by car Saturday, H

5/9/88 p8Accident on West Rocks [photo],

H 7/13/88 p8Car crashes through restaurant

wall, H 3/7/88 p1+

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Traffic accidents-Norwalk (Continued)

Car strikes local house, H 8/23/88 p7

City man dies in accident, H 3/26/88 p1+

City man killed in crash, H 3/25/88 p1+

City slow down days successful: Number of accidents decreased [photo], H 9/19/88 p9

Driver hurt in accident, H 10/22/88 p8

Driver injured [photo], H 6/27/88 p8

Icy roads resemble skid row [photo], H 1/13/88 p1+

Manslaughter count hinted in van fatality, H 11/16/88 p4

Motorist, children escape injury, H 10/25/88 p8

Norwalk girl killed in crash, H 1/18/88 p1+

Norwalk man killed by car while crossing Fort Point St, H 11/7/88 p1

Norwalk man killed when car hits pole, H 12/22/88 p1+

Norwalk teen hurt in crash, H 9/30/88 p46

Police Blotter: 7-year-old struck by car, H 2/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Accident cuts off power, H 4/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car crashes window display, H 6/13/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car driven into ditch, H 6/30/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car hits house, H 8/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car hits light pole, H 7/2/88 p8

Police Blotter: Car rolls over, youth injured, H 12/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Child pins mom between vehicles, H 2/12/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man charged in auto accident, H 11/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: City man injured in crash, H 12/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Driver `satisfactory' after crash, H 5/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Five injured in crash, H 9/7/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four injured in accident, H 11/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Four parked cars damaged, H 7/8/88 p8

Police Blotter: Girl struck by car, H 6/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Injured during road accident, H 9/27/88 p8

Police Blotter: Local man on drug charges, H 1/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man injured in crash, H 12/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man injured when hit by car, H 3/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Man struck by car, H 7/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist escapes injury, H 2/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist injured in accident, H 2/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: New Canaan resident injured, H 7/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: No injuries in car-bus crash, H 3/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Officer among three in accident, H 12/3/88 p8

Police Blotter: Pedestrian struck by car, H 2/9/88 p8

Police Blotter: Taxi strikes motorcyclist, H 5/4/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three injured in crash, H 2/23/88 p8

Police Blotter: Trailer truck gets tipsy, H 6/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Train strikes car at crossing, H 2/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two injured in car crash, H 10/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman `serious' after crash, H 2/19/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman hospitalized after crash, H 5/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman injured in car crash, H 7/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman injured in collision, H 4/6/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman struck by car, H 8/9/88 p8

Silvermine Avenue area study under way. Site of many motor vehicle accidents, H 9/13/88 p9

Snow plows pile up crash reports, H 1/6/88 p1+

Teen-ager dies in car crash in W. Norwalk [photo], H 12/27/88 p1+

Thanks from victim of crash [letter], H 2/29/88 p5

Two people injured when Blazer rams into Bettswood Road house [photo], H 9/29/88 p7

Upgrade condition of woman who was hit by motorcycle, H 11/29/88 p5

Van driver charged in head-on crash, H 11/5/88 p8

Wiltonite dies after car crash, H 11/14/88 p1

Youngster in serious condition, H 10/24/88 p8

Traffic accidents-Route 7 connector

Police Blotter: Driver thrown from Jeep, H 8/19/88 p8

Traffic accidents-WestonAccident sends driver to hospital,

H 4/20/88 p13+Charged filed after accident, H

10/19/88 p8Crashcloses Route 53 for 6

hours, H 7/25/88 p13Police Blotter: Car strikes school

bus, H 9/14/88 p8Police Blotter: Motorist turns

himself in, H 3/2/88 p8Traffic accidents-Westport

Driverless car injures student in parking lot at Staples High [photo], H 3/15/88 p1+

Driverless car strikes Westporter, H 6/8/88 p1

Police Blotter: Accident victim improves, H 1/18/88 p8

Police Blotter: Accident with injuries, H 12/24/88 p8

Police Blotter: Motorist `serious' after crash, H 1/16/88 p8

Police Blotter: Police try to explain mishap, H 3/17/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two hurt in Westport crash, H 2/11/88 p8

Police Blotter: Women injured in car crash, H 12/9/88 p8

Separate road accidents injure two area residents, H 6/28/88 p11

Van flips in Westport [photo], H 6/25/88 p8

Traffic accidents-Wilton6 people hurt in 2-car crash on

Route 7, H 8/24/88 p361-car accident delays traffic along

Route 7, H 4/14/88 p13Driver stopped after chase, H

5/11/88 p9+Man suffers head injuries in

accident, H 7/9/88 p8Norwalk man struck by car in

Wilton, H 5/9/88 p17Police Blotter: Bouncing car

sought, H 6/2/88 p8Police Blotter: Driver charged

after crash, H 4/15/88 p8Police Blotter: Girl struck by auto,

H 4/9/88 p8Police Blotter: Injured man

remains `serious', H 5/10/88 p8

Police Blotter: Three injured in accident, H 4/25/88 p8

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Traffic accidents-Wilton (Continued)

Police Blotter: Three injured in head-on crash, H 5/31/88 p8

Police Blotter: Truck snaps telephone pole, H 12/5/88 p8

Police Blotter: Two injured in Wilton crash, H 6/21/88 p8

Police Blotter: Woman sustains leg injury, H 7/20/88 p8

Shortened vehicle [photo], H 2/18/88 p13

Traffic blocked when truck tips, H 1/15/88 p8

Traffic flow-ConnecticutSNET, state offer traffic

information, H 5/5/88 p30Traffic flow-Fairfield County



DOT outlines changes in mass transit by 2010, H 7/13/88 p1+

Traffic flow-Interstate 95Burns promises to limit tie-ups in

traffic from work on roads, H 6/8/88 p9

Traffic signal system to be reworked on Routes 1 and 7, H 6/1/88 p7

Traffic tieup on turnpike tied to paving contractor, H 8/31/88 p9

Traffic flow-Norwalk`Progress' alters neighborhood's

pace, H 4/6/88 p1+Additional traffic doesn't thrill

cops, H 7/14/88 p32Lack of NCC data troubles city

officials, H 4/6/88 p1+Merritt Ridge plan passed with

traffic flow changes, H 10/24/88 p4

Norwalk gets traffic grant from state DOT, H 12/1/88 p5


Oyster Fest traffic topic of discussion, H 11/16/88 p4

Parking lot alterations may help traffic flow, H 10/28/88 p4


Retailers fed up with Route 7: Construction headaches, H 5/24/88 p27+

Road will ease SoNo traffic [il p8], H 7/7/88 p1+

Route 7 traffic congestion should ease by Wednesday, H 8/23/88 p9

Silvermine Avenue area study under way: Site of many motor vehicle accidents, H 9/13/88 p9

Traffic flow-Route 1Traffic signal system to be

reworked on Routes 1 and 7, H 6/1/88 p7

Traffic flow-Route 7Traffic signal system to be

reworked on Routes 1 and 7, H 6/1/88 p7

Traffic flow-South NorwalkRoad will ease SoNo traffic [il

p8], H 7/7/88 p1+Traffic flow-Westport

Consultant lists ways to unclog Westport traffic, H 1/18/88 p1+

Merchants press for parking deck [photo], H 1/28/88 p13+

Traffic report gets high marks: From citizen's advisory committee, H 1/26/88 p11+

Traffic study delayed by Route 7 plan, H 1/8/88 p25+

Traffic flow-WiltonPipe work to hinder traffic, H

9/8/88 p41Traffic lights-Norwalk

Bring back flashing light [letter], H 6/27/88 p5

Traffic lights-WestportFunds for light approved: Project

was planned in 1984, H 12/10/88 p35+

Traffic Management AssociationNorwalk gets traffic grant from

state DOT, H 12/1/88 p5Traffic safety. SEE ALSO

SAFETY EDUCATIONTraffic safety and children

Health department offers tips on children, safety, H 9/12/88 p11

Traffic violations-Norwalk. SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS-NAME OF TOWN

Police Blotter: 36 speeding tickets issued, H 12/1/88 p8

Traffic violations-WestportOfficers apprehend pair after

chase on I-95, H 12/1/88 p15Trammell Crow Co.

Eye on Real Estate, H 5/5/88 p29Trans-Lux Corp.

Cenith bids $18 million for Trans-Lux, H 2/4/88 p21+


Raider, Trans-Lux part ways, H 4/7/88 p27


Strictly Business: C. R. Gibson, Trans-Lux dividends, H 12/10/88 p13

Strictly Business: Trans-Lux `Experience' 15 years old, H 10/1/88 p13

Strictly Business: Trans-Lux sales increase, H 8/11/88 p13

Trans-Lux `NY experience' over, H 11/15/88 p13

Trans-Lux in search of profit-makers [photo] [drawing p14], H 3/8/88 p13+

Trans-Lux paid $1.5M, H 12/31/88 p14

Trans-Lux quarterly sales up, H 5/3/88 p29

Trans-Lux reports earnings, H 3/3/88 p35

Transact International Inc.Darien firm marketing automated

parking garage, H 11/19/88 p9

Strictly Business: Transact tallies loss for fiscal '88, H 6/23/88 p29

Strictly Business: Transact wins Air Force bid, H 6/16/88 p27

Strictly Business: Transact wins Air Force contract, H 6/9/88 p27

Strictly Business: Transact wins airline contract, H 4/5/88 p16

Tramsact sales increase 53%: earnings up in second quarter, H 12/1/88 p33

Transact International reports higher earnings for the second quarter, BJ 12/12/88 p 2

Transact past: either feast or famine, H 10/22/88 p13+

Transact reports profit, H 8/30/88 p31

Transact to market parking systems, H 10/4/88 p13+

Transamerican Steamship Corp.Darien company slapped with

lien, H 10/29/88 p33Transformations


Transpark Inc.Transact to market parking

systems, H 10/4/88 p13+Transportation-Westport

`Shopper schlepper' will return for Christmas shopping season, H 11/17/88 p13+

Trash. SEE WASTE

248


Travel agentsAirline rate hikes hurting

business, H 12/3/88 p27Norwalk's Total Travel merges

with Travel Center of Darien, BJ 10/10/88 p1+


Travel agents-WestportFederal agents raid Westport

travel agency, H 10/7/88 p1+Travel Center, Inc.

Norwalk's Total Travel merges with Travel Center of Darien, BJ 10/10/88 p1+


Travel Inc.Airline rate hikes hurting

business, H 12/3/88 p27Treehouse Cafe

Treehouse comedy club is relocating to Norwalk [photo], H 9/13/88 p1+

Treehouse Comedy ClubOpen mike night serious

business for local comics [photo], H 3/18/88 p1+

Trees, Care of-WestportNeighbors plead to keep old tree

[photo], H 9/8/88 p41+Pair vows to continue fight

against `execution' of tree, H 10/11/88 p9+

Residents' aid sought on tree trimming plan, H 1/28/88 p13+

Tempers flare over fate of maple tree: Tree warden, conservationist battle, H 10/6/88 p48

The silver maple stands, for now, H 10/12/88 p33

Trimming of tree has residents crying foul [photo], H 10/29/88 p9

Trees-NorwalkLet's save this old oak, also

[letter], H 10/27/88 p11Winds topple trees at beaches, H

8/15/88 p7Trelease, Jim

Trelease: Reading to young children a must for parents, H 10/20/88 p41+

Trenwick Group Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 5/3/88 p29

Tri-Outing VenturesRoughing it, corporate style

[photo], H 6/14/88 p21

Tri-Town Teachers Federal Credit Union

Credit union submits bid for building [photo], H 10/27/88 p13+

Tridex Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 11/15/88

p13Tridex Corp. leases space in

Westport, BJ 11/28/88 p10Trifone, Rob


Triple Construction Co.Further steps taken to improve

patch jobs on city streets, H 8/17/88 p7

Trizec Properties Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 1/26/88

p51Troisi, John

Norwalk contestant officially dubbed Lasorda look-alike [photo], H 10/13/88 p1+

Trolley BarnEye on Real Estate: Mixed-use

design [photo], H 10/11/88 p13

Eye on Real Estate: On walking tour [photo], H 9/20/88 p13

Truancy (Schools). SEE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE-NAME OF TOWN

TrucksDriver hurt in accident, H

10/22/88 p8Most I-95 deaths involve trucks,

H 10/25/88 p6Police Blotter: Trailer truck gets

tipsy, H 6/11/88 p8Removal of low underpass

should lessen truck traffic [photo], H 7/26/88 p10

SWRPA calls for truck safety program, H 7/8/88 p13+

Trucks on parkway [edit], H 1/27/88 p4

Trudy Corp.Lieberman tours Trudy factory:

Candidate makes whistle stop [photo], H 6/30/88 p13+

Trust for Public LandSchool systems seeking an artist-

in-residence, H 11/7/88 p15Trutt, Fran Stephanie. SEE

ALSO FRIENDS OF ANIMALS; U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

Bombs, weapons found in Trutt's home, H 11/12/88 p1+

Funds sought for Trutt defense [photo], H 11/30/88 p1+

Investigators seek tipster in bomb try, H 11/21/88 p1+

Judge denies lower bond in bomb case, H 11/15/88 p1+

Public defender named for Trutt, H 12/14/88 p12

Suspect gang of supplying Surgical bomb, H 11/18/88 p1+

Trutt ordered held without bond on federal charges, H 12/20/88 p1+

TSI InternationalEye on Real Estate, H 11/8/88

p13World headquarters [photo], H

9/6/88 p15Tucci, Peter


Trials and tribulations of a first-year coach [photo], H 11/23/88 p61+

Tuition. SEE EDUCATION-FINANCE-NAME OF TOWN

Tulin, Shale L. "Bud"Wants answers from housing

agency [letter], H 4/12/88 p5Turbana Corp.

Park City going bananas, H 1/30/88 p26

Park city rates as top banana, I 10/28/88–11/10/88 p43

Turner, JulieJulie Turner's photography at

Weston Library [photo], H 10/13/88 p43

Turton, Bruce R., Dr., Chir.New Business Names, BJ

11/7/88 p18Tutors and tutoring-Norwalk

Learning center provides extra help for students [photo], H 8/9/88 p31

TV DinnersMetal Box, Alcoa in packaging

deal: No-freeze TV dinners, H 4/28/88 p29

Twigg, Virginia "Ginger"Alleged victom of abduction turns

up safe; charges dropped, H 1/12/88 p7

Police Blotter: Kidnapping warrants issued, H 1/9/88 p8

Twin HardwareTwins split: but no hard feelings

in hardware, H 11/19/88 p13+Twin Towers-Norwalk

Twin Towers developers address financial woes [photo], H 7/15/88 p1+

Tyszka, StephenEx-cop says letter gave Wall

Street area bad rap [photo], H 2/29/88 p9

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UU. N. Association of Connecticut

SouthwestAwards given to area women

[photo], H 2/6/88 p13British `invade' Westport again

[photo], H 8/1/88 p11+Concert set Monday for

Japanese guest, H 10/21/88 p27

Host families needed for British study group, H 7/19/88 p11+

June Day [photo], H 6/27/88 p33U. N. tour impresses British

visitors [photo], H 8/4/88 p41+U. N. Day

Flag raising [photo], H 10/24/88 p8

Westport marks U. N. Day in style [photo], H 10/25/88 p9+

U. S. Army Corps of EngineersCorps reviewing 2 applications, H

1/15/88 p13U. S. Census Bureau. SEE

CENSUS BUREAUU. S. Coast Guard. SEE COAST

GUARDU. S. Concord Inc.


U. S. Electronics Group. SEE BURNDY CORP.

U. S. Social Security Administration

Eye on Real Estate: Social Security office here [photo], H 1/12/88 p19

U. S. Surgical Corp. SEE ALSO HIRSCH, LEON C.

`Essential' research at heart of U. S. Surgical debate, H 8/27/88 p1

Animal lovers testify against U. S. Surgical, H 5/12/88 p31

Bomb suspect targets U.S. Surgical chief [photo], H 11/11/88 p1+

Bombs, weapons found in Trutt's home, H 11/12/88 p1+

Crash course in medical sales: At U. S. Surgical [photo], H 8/25/88 p13+

Department investigates alleged leaks, H 12/20/88 p8

FDA approved suture petitions, H 10/22/88 p13

Funds sought for Trutt defense [photo], H 11/30/88 p1+

Greenhouses are good neighbors [letter], H 9/3/88 p5


In defense of U. S. Surgical [letter], H 12/23/88 p9

Incident at U.S. Surgical `not surprising' [letter], H 11/30/88 p11

Investigators seek tipster in bomb try, H 11/21/88 p1+

Judge denies lower bond in bomb case, H 11/15/88 p1+

Macabre twist at U. S. Surgical, H 12/31/88 p14


Not dogs [letter], H 12/16/88 p13Parkway ramp adopted [photo], H

4/21/88 p48Praise for USSC [letter], H

12/15/88 p13Protest skit [photo], H 4/25/88 p8Residents see red over

greenhouse [photo], H 8/23/88 p1+

Residents, U. S. Surgical agree on greenhouse, H 9/8/88 p9

Say no to USSC [letter], H 12/17/88 p11

So long, USSC [letter], H 9/9/88 p5

State sanctions use of dogs by U. S. Surgical, H 10/29/88 p1+


Strictly Business: U. S. Surgical forecasts revenues, H 7/14/88 p23

Strictly Business: U. S. Surgical net up 21%, H 4/26/88 p23

Strictly Business: U. S. Surgical performance up, H 7/26/88 p21

Strictly Business: U. S. Surgical reports record sales, H 1/28/88 p25

Surgical wins in FDA decision. To enter suture market, H 9/22/88 p19+

Suspect gang of supplying Surgical bomb, H 11/18/88 p1+

U. S. Surgical looking for Christmas tree, H 10/6/88 p21

U. S. Surgical may move facility if state disallows use of animals, H 8/25/88 p1+

U. S. Surgical paid tipster for bomb info [photo], H 11/14/88 p1+

U. S. Surgical probes new market: Rebuilding jawbones [photo], H 2/11/88 p27+

U. S. Surgical purchases parcels on Glover Ave. for $3.87 million, H 12/29/88 p4

U. S. Surgical reports profits up, H 10/27/88 p29

U. S. Surgical taking on nagging problem, H 10/8/88 p14

U. S. Surgical to give city nearly $1 million; gift to help renovate auditorium in City Hall, H 6/9/88 p9

U. S. Surgical wins seven-year trademark suit, H 10/15/88 p8

US Surgical violating state regs?, H 7/11/88 p1+

Vet praises U. S. Surgical [photo], H 7/5/88 p23+

UHANAnniversary [photo], H 10/18/88

p4Underpasses-Norwalk

Truck too high, bridge too low [photo], H 6/17/88 p8

Unemployment-Fairfield CountyFew jobless in area, H 1/26/88

p42Minorities, women top jobless

rolls, H 9/21/88 p1+Unger, Dr. Bernard S.

Dentist takes practice on the road [photo], H 4/11/88 p35

Uni-Chem Inc.Three new tenants lease at First

Stamford Pl, BJ 11/14/88 p10UNICEF

UNICEF in Wilton [il], H 10/27/88 p18

Union agreements. SEE COLLECTIVE LABOR AGREEMENTS

Union Carbide Corp.Changes at Carbide seen as

prelude to paring debt, H 6/24/88 p11

General Electric, Union Carbide drop joint venture, BJ 12/5/88 p20

Strictly Business: Study shows sabotage at Bhopal, H 5/19/88 p38

Union Carbide expects more litigation, H 4/7/88 p28

Union Park Professional Condominiums

Eye on Real Estate: Space filling up at Union Park [photo], H 7/14/88 p23

Union Square AssociatesEye on Real Estate, H 10/11/88

p13Union Trust Co.

Blizzard of '88 photos at Union Trust [photo], H 3/10/88 p25+

Gregory Perry named to Union Trust board [photo], H 1/7/88 p34

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Union Trust Co. (Continued)Northeast Bancorp report, H

1/28/88 p27Program grant [photo], H

10/11/88 p14Service award [photo], H 4/21/88

p36Strictly Business: Banking

Department applications, H 10/6/88 p45

Strictly Business: Northeast Bancorp posts loss, H 4/21/88 p35

Strictly Business: Union Trust income up in quarter, H 7/21/88 p17

Union Trust net up in quarter, H 10/22/88 p13

Union Trust slates anniversary events [photo], H 3/22/88 p26

Unions. SEE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING-NAME OF TOWN

Unique European DecorNew business names, J 10/17/88

p18United Brotherhood of

Carpenters, Local 210 of Western Connecticut. SEE CARPENTERS LOCAL 210-NORWALK

United CarpetP & Z sued over denial of site

plan, H 9/9/88 p14+United Church of Rowayton

Nursery SchoolAll ready for September [photo],

H 8/11/88 p17United Engineers Inc.


United Hispanic Action of Norwalk. SEE UHAN

United Illuminating Co.UI worker foils burglars, I

12/23/88–1/5/89 p5United Methodist Church

Norwalk kids lend a hand to mountain homeowners, H 7/2/88 p28

United Nations Association of Connecticut Southwest. SEE U. N. ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST

United Nations Children's Fund. SEE UNICEF

United Nations Day. SEE U. N. DAY

United Parcel ServiceAccident at railroad crossing

brings suit, H 10/12/88 p9UPS leases Osprey House in

Greenwich, BJ 11/28/88 p10

United States Coast Guard. SEE COAST GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLA 72

United States Surgical Corp. SEE U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

United Technologies Corp. SEE SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT

United Technologies Corp.United Technologies calls

restructuring successful, H 4/19/88 p29

United Way-DarienUnited Way in Darien [photo], H

9/17/88 p38United Way-Norwalk

Associate Director [photo], H 6/7/88 p8

Campaign time [edit], H 10/4/88 p4

Executives didn't let disability stop her, she tells leaders of UW [photo], H 5/26/88 p11

Explains funding decision [letter], H 7/22/88 p5

Norwalk United Way pledges total over $400,000 at present [photo], H 10/19/88 p7

Questions withdrawal of support [letter], H 7/18/88 p5

Retiring director of United Way `flabbergasted' by recognition [photo], H 3/25/88 p7

Rich leads United Way campaign. Goal for 1988 is $1,763,310 [photo], H 9/6/88 p7

So close, yet...[letter], H 12/8/88 p10

Still short of its '88 goal, United Way extends drive [photo], H 12/8/88 p8

United Way campaign continuing to Dec. 31, H 12/20/88 p6

United Way dinner on Tuesday, H 9/28/88 p10

United Way drive off to fast start [photo], H 10/5/88 p11

United Way hits 69% of goal, H 11/16/88 p6

United Way plea [letter], H 11/30/88 p12

United Way slates kickoff to raise $1,763,310 in '88, H 9/27/88 p7

United Way-WiltonAssociate Director [photo], H

6/7/88 p8United Way drive goes over the

top, H 12/30/88 p9United Way initiates campaign in

Wilton, H 10/21/88 p27

Wilton United Way drive slightly ahead of '87 pace, H 11/12/88 p35

Unitrans Messenger ServicesNew business names, J 10/17/88

p18Universities and colleges. SEE

NAME OF COLLEGEUniversity Genetics Co.

University Genetics may relocate: Following acquisition, H 3/10/88 p25+

University of ConnecticutStrictly Business: UConn, CBT to

be sports partners, H 12/20/88 p17

University Patents Inc.Strictly Business: University

Patents signs deal, H 1/14/88 p23

Unquowa RealtyNew business names, J 10/17/88

p18Urbain, Catherine

Urbain seeks funds for Nicaraguan project: Plans to do documentary on children [photo], H 7/30/88 p21+

Urban beautification. SEE ALSO CLEAN AND GREEN PROGRAM

Eye on Real Estate: Businesses to support Clean & Green efforts, H 12/27/88 p13

Urban renewal-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK-URBAN RENEWAL; SOUTH NORWALK-URBAN RENEWAL

Urban, DonCatch of the day [photo], H

6/24/88 p49USA Pharmaceutical New York

Metro Division Inc., BJ 11/14/88 p18


Used carsNew twist for auto wheeler

dealers, H 9/6/88 p13+User Technology Services Inc.



Usertech. SEE USER TECHNOLOGY SERVICES INC.

USS SequoiaRestored presidential yacht visits

Norwalk Thursday, H 9/21/88 p9

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USS Sequoia (Continued)USS Sequoia big hit with

residents [photo], H 9/23/88 p1+

Utopia and Cooke Industries Inc.Operators of Utopia file lawsuit

against city for unlawful search, H 1/28/88 p10

Utopia Inc.Attorneys want city, LaBianca cut

from suit, H 7/19/88 p9City attorney says Utopia suit

`lacks legal substance, merit', H 7/15/88 p6

VVA Construction


Valassis InsertsReward for good work [photo], H

10/20/88 p16Valencia, Leon F.

Valencia receives five-year prison term, H 12/8/88 p13

Witnesses sought for Valencia, H 2/12/88 p57

Valentine's DayA lot of heart in Valentine's gift

[drawing], H 2/13/88 p19Valentine, Bobby

Mr. Optimism: Valentine excited about Rangers [photo], H 1/12/88 p20

Vallas, NanetteHeads SoNo dance studio

[photo], H 8/31/88 p17Van Beever, Robert F.

Ex-CIA agent offers advice on terrorism [photo], H 5/31/88 p19+

Van Buren, ErikHome/Town People: [photo], H

7/19/88 p15Van der Horst, Piet

Psychic shares gift in Weston, H 2/27/88 p13+

Van pools. SEE RIDESHARINGVan Slyck & Le Moult Realtors


Rowayton brokers mark anniversary [photo], H 5/26/88 p38

Van Summern GroupEye on Real Estate, H 6/23/88

p29Van Summern Group finds

Advocate building stimulating, BJ 10/10/88 p 12

Vandalism-NorwalkA thoroughly despicable act

[letter], H 2/26/88 p5

Agency worried about vandalism at vacant Hatch & Bailey building, H 3/24/88 p9

Appalled by cemetery vandals [letter], H 6/15/88 p5

Hour reporter's car vandalized, H 8/3/88 p1+

Police Blotter: Cars, business damaged, H 12/28/88 p8

Police Blotter: More tires slashed, H 3/15/88 p8

Police Blotter: Neighborhood vandalized, H 3/14/88 p8

Police Blotter: Students become suspects, H 5/26/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vandals break into CCHS, H 5/25/88 p8

Police Blotter: Vandals damage home, cars, H 12/5/88 p8

Police investigate painting of swastikas on city home [photo], H 2/19/88 p9

Police pursue `new leads': In swastika painting incident, H 2/23/88 p7

Vandalism-WestportOfficials, residents wrestly with

vandalism, H 10/7/88 p49+Rash of vandalism bothers

police, H 8/23/88 p33Vandalism issue prompts officials

to call meeting, H 9/30/88 p45Vandalism-Wilton


Vandenberg, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldCaribbean bound [photo], H

4/26/88 p18Varcoe, Chris

Career athletes [photo], H 6/17/88 p59

Vaughn, MauriceHour's Halls of Ivy [column with

photo], H 4/29/88 p34Norwalk trio starts for Seton Hall

nine [photo], H 5/16/88 p35+Vaughn selected to play for U. S.

baseball team [photo], H 11/16/88 p29

Vaughn, Mo. SEE VAUGHN, MAURICE

Vavrinec, DonnaNHS stickers are strong [photo],

H 9/16/88 p22Vener, Dan


Vento, LoriLocal clamdigger raves over

European design [photo], H 5/19/88 p27+

Venture capital. SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS-FINANCE

Tight reins on venture capital funds, H 9/13/88 p13+

Venture capital pitch could pay, H 6/23/88 p31

Venture-LaunchOne-time engineer opts for

career in high finance [photo], H 4/12/88 p20

Verdi Band. SEE G. VERDI BANDVernitron Corp.

Vernitron bids for Kollmorgen, H 12/17/88 p14

Vertucci, AlanMom and Pop liquor store grows

[photo], H 8/2/88 p15Vestron

Vestron gets credit line, I 10/14–27/88 p6

Veterans Day-Norwalk`America owes her vets respect'

[photo], H 11/12/88 p1+Activities planned to honor

veterans, H 11/10/88 p9Mass dedicated to memory of

Norwalk, area veterans [photo], H 6/4/88 p10

Names of World War II veterans on honor roll available for checking, H 10/25/88 p7

Veterans Day-WestportVeterans Day ceremony planned,

H 11/10/88 p46Veterans Memorial Park Marina

Scaled-down mooring fees backed: For Vets Park marina, H 3/1/88 p7

Veterans of Foreign WarsCity remembers those who paid

with their lives [photo], H 5/23/88 p1+

Gavel passing [photo], H 5/24/88 p8

Norwalk man representing national VFW at convention [photo], H 6/16/88 p34

Veterans ParkRedesign of Vets Park moves

step closer, H 9/20/88 p17Vets Park curfew approved, H

11/23/88 p1+Vets Park curfew on RP agenda,

H 11/15/88 p7Veterans Park-Norwalk

`Where are we supposed to go?', H 5/25/88 p1+

Changes to Vets Park concept are unveiled, H 8/12/88 p6

City reconsiders Veterans Park plan, H 7/14/88 p1+

Committee endorses Phase II contract for Vets Park work, H 6/22/88 p9

Committee ok's curfew on cars in Veterans Park, H 11/17/88 p4

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Veterans Park-Norwalk (Continued)

Committee wants a 6 p.m. curfew at Veterans Park, H 10/18/88 p1+

Gates, police patrols curb problems at Veterans Park, H 6/21/88 p1+

Grant in jeopardy if Vets Park work is not begun soon, H 12/20/88 p4

Panel favors financing Vets Park improvements, H 2/10/88 p11

Park may be locked up at night [photo], H 5/25/88 p1+

Vets Park `useless' as park [letter], H 11/30/88 p11

Vets Park complaints revive curfew issue, H 5/17/88 p1+

Vets Park plans revised by panel, H 9/8/88 p7

Who's been locking the park gate?, H 7/14/88 p8

Work on moving gate at Vets Park starts Wednesday, H 6/28/88 p9

Veterans-Honor Roll-Norwalk`Insider' loses round on veterans'

plaques, H 4/29/88 p30800 names added to honor roll, H

5/3/88 p9A final chance [edit], H 3/28/88 p4After 40 years of trying, honor roll

may be reality, H 1/12/88 p7Appeals for veterans to sign up

[letter], H 4/29/88 p5Curved plaques on honor roll

could be problem, H 10/4/88 p7

Doesn't want name on honor roll [letter], H 4/21/88 p5

Hails honor roll [letter], H 5/10/88 p5

Honor roll serves no useful purpose [letter], H 4/29/88 p5

Honor roll set for City Hall entrance, H 3/22/88 p8

Location of vets honor roll decided again by panel, H 4/19/88 p9

Long overdue, H 5/12/88 p5Mayor assures veterans honor

roll will be funded, H 2/5/88 p7

Names of World War II veterans on honor roll available for checking, H 10/25/88 p7

Permanent honor roll nearing reality: Veterans have waited 40 years, H 9/28/88 p7

Proud to have his name on honor roll [letter], H 4/29/88 p5

Proud veteran [letter], H 4/27/88 p5

Sees purpose in honor roll [letter], H 5/12/88 p5

Up to the council, H 2/9/88 p4Vets irked by change in handling

funding, H 2/2/88 p9Vets rolls complete: Honor roll

unveiling in '89, H 5/24/88 p10

Vets' Committee accepts report on Honor Roll, H 8/30/88 p7

Vietnam, Korean vets adding names to roll, H 4/5/88 p9

Wkants guardsmen on honor roll [letter], H 5/11/88 p5

World War II honor roll list can be viewed Dec. 4, H 11/3/88 p38

WW II veterans list available for scrutiny, H 11/29/88 p4

Veterans-NorwalkNew veterans counselor on the

way: To be in city one day per week, H 4/16/88 p8

Norwalk man representing national VFW at convention [photo], H 6/16/88 p34

Norwalk veteran attends reunion of rescue squad, H 9/27/88 p9

Norwalk will honor the dead of all wars throughout Sunday, H 5/17/88 p7

Veterinarians-Norwalk2 doctors added to staff of local


Vice Presidents-ElectionIn Norwalk: Bentsen won, but I'm


Vicenzi, AngelaHealth/Fitness: Resident

becomes SCSU adviser, H 6/13/88 p18

Vickery, Dr. BriceFocus on Marketing, H 4/26/88

p23Victoria Blanc Clinic


Video MartMDI develops video mart to tap

home shopper market, BJ 10/10/88 p6

Video printing-NorwalkVideo printing for children set for

Thursday, H 4/13/88 p6Video Village/South Norwalk


Videocassettes-RentalConvention boosts video rents, H

8/19/88 p1+

Networks' convention coverage does wonders for video stores, H 7/22/88 p1

Viesto, BobViesto using donated funds to

keep his promise to son: `Perfect' donor found too late, H 4/25/88 p9

Viesto, Christopher Michael. SEE ALSO CHRISTOPHER VIESTO BONE MARROW REGISTRY; CHRISTOPHER VIESTO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

1988: Hearts went out to Christopher Viesto [photo], H 12/28/88 p1+

300 attend Chris Viesto funeral Mass [photo], H 3/14/88 p1+

Appreciates Viesto support [letter], H 2/3/88 p5

Christopher Viesto now awaiting tests [photo], H 1/4/88 p1+

Community residents sharing Viestos' grief, H 3/11/88 p1+

Dancing for Chris [photo], H 1/16/88 p1

Death ends Christopher Viesto's struggle [photo], H 3/11/88 p1+

Difficulties mounting for Chris Viesto in Seattle hospital, H 1/8/88 p1+

Gift of life [photo], H 2/12/88 p6Graveside service wishes

Christopher a happy birthday, H 5/16/88 p1+

He touched us all [edit], H 3/11/88 p4

Long wait is depleting Viesto fund, H 1/14/88 p8

Mass slated Monday for victim of leukemia, H 3/12/88 p6

No donor for Christopher [photo], H 1/22/88 p1+

One way to honor Christopher [letter], H 3/23/88 p5

Proceeds turned in [photo], H 2/5/88 p8

Remember Chris [letter], H 4/23/88 p5

Suppport is continuing for leukemia victim, H 2/19/88 p9

Viesto boy rallies; father credits prayer, H 2/23/88 p1+

Viesto child's plight stirs need for donor center, H 2/8/88 p9

Viesto plight inspires Stamford donor registry, H 2/11/88 p1+

Viestos back from Seattle still praying for a miracle [photo], H 1/26/88 p1+

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Viesto, Christopher Michael (Continued)

Viestos bring Christopher home but treatments are continuing, H 3/4/88 p9

Viestos seeking a donor, H 1/11/88 p1+

Wednesday bloodmobile dedicated to Viesto child, H 3/8/88 p7

Vietnam VeteransVet designs Vietnam flag [photo],

H 1/22/88 p11Vigilant Fire House-Westport

Parking to affect firehouse sale?, H 1/13/88 p13+

Vigilant Firehouse-WestportSelectmen accept bid for

firehouse, H 7/13/88 p17+Tauck Tours enters $465,000 bid

for Vigilant Firehouse building, H 6/17/88 p38

VillageNon-alcoholic club set to open

Friday, H 2/4/88 p13+Village looks for niche in


Village proves to be a hit with Westport teen-agers, H 4/29/88 p11+

Village Bancorp Inc.Strictly Business: Village Bank

earnings up 8%, H 2/23/88 p21

Village Creek-NorwalkSoNo neighbors upset by fast-

paced changes [photo], H 7/28/88 p1+

Village WordsmithNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Villarreal, Evelyn

Norwalk girl killed in crash, H 1/18/88 p1+

Students establish fund in memory of crash victim, H 1/19/88 p9

Viner, Ann W.Boyd gets 45 years; will appeal,

H 1/22/88 p1+New Canaan man gets 20 years


Visitors-Fairfield CountyInternational students visit for

holiday: Fairfield County residents open homes, H 1/7/88 p15

Visitors-Norwalk48 families open homes to

visitors, H 2/8/88 p13+Lady cosmonaut touches down in

Norwalk [photo], H 2/8/88 p1+

Local families were hosts for Soviet visitors, H 2/22/88 p6

Visitors-Westport. SEE U. N. ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST

Vista Park Development Corp.76 condo units proposed in

SoNo, H 7/29/88 p12Vita, Dr. Dominick C.

U. S. Italians to hear Vita at ceremony, H 9/29/88 p9

Vitam CenterLots of talent surfaces in

competition: Vitam's `Turn on to Art' [photo], H 5/26/88 p19+

State grants to centers approved, H 9/2/88 p7

Vitam Center elects three new directors [photo], H 8/29/88 p20

Vitam Center graduation held [photo], H 11/2/88 p5

Vitam Center reaching out to help troubled students [photo], H 6/17/88 p18

Vitam classroom granted approval, H 12/27/88 p5

Vitam worker suspended in sexual assault investigation, H 9/19/88 p7

Vitta Corp.State called `defense dependent'.

Contractors resigned to cuts, H 12/15/88 p31+

Vitti, Michael S.Additional Ettinger awards

surprise seniors, H 4/8/88 p15Foundation picks two Norwalkers

for scholarships [photo], H 4/7/88 p1+

Viva ZapataRestaurant challenges Westport

ZBA ruling, H 8/4/88 p41+Vlahos, Olivia

Frantic gift giving-Indian legacy, H 12/24/88 p14

Vocational education-Norwalk. SEE BRIGGS CENTER FOR VOCATIONAL ARTS

Vodavi Technology Corp.Strictly Business: Isoetec obtains

line of credit, H 4/12/88 p17Voice-Tel of Connecticut

Voice-Tel opens Westport franchise, H 1/12/88 p19+

Voice-Tel's electronic mailbox has a wide range of applications, BJ 10/24/88 p11

Voit, JohnEye on Real Estate: Landscape

investment, H 10/6/88 p45

Volk Central Fire StationNorwalk firefighters have

`burning' desire [photo], H 10/14/88 p7

Volleyball-Fairfield CountyAll-FCIAC volleyball [photo], H

11/28/88 p25FCIAC to start boys club

volleyball, H 10/18/88 p22Volleyball-Norwalk


NO FCIAC playoffs for NHS volleyball [photo], H 10/27/88 p41+


State volleyball tournament: Lady Bears fall in four, H 11/8/88 p21+

Volleyball-WestportFCIAC volleyball crown on line

tonight, H 11/4/88 p33Lady Wreckers advance to

volleyball final [photo], H 11/3/88 p41+

Staples spikers rule East after beating Fairfield in 5 [photo], H 10/22/88 p23

Staples sweeps Fairfield to win volleyball crown [photo], H 11/5/88 p25+

Staples' 17-0 spikers need 3 wins [photo], H 11/11/88 p36

Staples' only loss repeated in semis, H 11/17/88 p41+

Staples' spikers to semis, H 11/14/88 p26

Voluntary Action Center of Mid-Fairfield

Action Center names Alcosser coordinator [photo], H 9/2/88 p9

Center forms adult group for projects, H 6/16/88 p6



Volunteer workers in education. SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS

Coordinator of volunteer programs chosen [photo], H 11/5/88 p9

Volunteers. SEE ALSO VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER OF MID-FAIRFIELD

Center thanks its volunteers [letter], H 4/23/88 p5

Community service [photo], H 7/26/88 p22

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Volunteers (Continued)Congratulations [photo], H

4/22/88 p10Couple takes time to listen and


Family Aid volunteers honored [photo], H 5/4/88 p32

For the kids [photo], H 6/22/88 p18

Girl Scouts present trio Roberts award [photo], H 6/7/88 p11

Good Shepherd volunteers cited at special gathering, H 12/14/88 p12

Hall-Brooke honors its volunteers, H 4/27/88 p36

Kids get a taste of fun they might have: If they had a Big Friend [photo], H 4/18/88 p15

Little League may strike out in Westport, H 2/16/88 p1+

Maritime Center volunteer work would help high school students, H 10/5/88 p11


National YMCA week being observed, H 4/26/88 p14

New Canaan woman chosen as volunteer of the week [photo], H 2/11/88 p15

New volunteer group has fun on the job [photo], H 6/23/88 p41+

New volunteer service at NH [photo], H 6/15/88 p33

Norwalk woman honored [photo], H 6/18/88 p10

Norwalker to be honored for shelter volunteer work [photo], H 7/25/88 p13

Penney Golden Rule Award to Ceil Carmer: For service to humanity [photo], H 3/28/88 p13

Playshop volunteers find the stage is their world [photo], H 2/26/88 p29+

Plenty of volunteers in Weston FD: Drive to entice HS students helped, H 5/21/88 p27

Red Cross chapter elects new officers. Volunteer wins award., H 10/24/88 p19

Santa's letters help volunteers grant some Christmas wishes, H 12/16/88 p1+

Selectman salutes Big Brother/Big Sisters: 100 volunteers at work in Westport, H 2/25/88 p37+

Silver Hill luncheon honors volunteers [photo], H 5/21/88 p27

Thanks, volunteers [edit], H 4/20/88 p4

The volunteer life at 81 [photo], H 12/12/88 p1+

Up and away [photo], H 4/21/88 p1

Volunteer award [photo], H 9/20/88 p14

Volunteer firemen pool resources [photo], H 10/19/88 p37

Volunteers assist cancer patients, family [photo], H 5/23/88 p20

Volunteers at work [photo], H 10/4/88 p10

Volunteers draw praise from Hauhuth, H 4/22/88 p24

Volunteers gave 40,000 hours to city's schools: Contributions recognized at reception [photo], H 5/19/88 p9

Volunteers needed for beach cleanup, H 9/21/88 p10

Volunteers priority for Parent Aide head [photo], H 10/5/88 p19

Volunteers sometime hard to find [photo], H 6/1/88 p1+


Volunteers train for disaster [photo], H 10/17/88 p37

Volunteers true picture of America [letter], H 8/29/88 p5

Volunteers unhappy with plan, H 12/15/88 p15

Weston parents are supportive: Few problems in youth athletic programs, H 2/22/88 p13

Volunteers-Central AmericaLocals volunteer in Central

America, H 5/23/88 p1+Norwalkers collect items for

Nagarote, H 5/23/88 p1+Von Kreuter, Betsy

Cornell thesis prize won by Darien High graduate [photo], H 7/27/88 p33

Voros, StephanieWilton's Voros picked All-FCIAC

for 3rd time [photo], H 6/16/88 p19

Voss, JohannaLocal youngster wins top prize in

coloring contest, H 1/27/88 p6Voter registration. SEE NAME

OF TOWN-VOTER REGISTRATION

VTI ProcolorFocus on Marketing, H 7/12/88

p21

WW. W. Gaertner Research Inc.


Gaertner Inc. gets cockpit order [photo], H 7/5/88 p24

New development [photo], H 12/15/88 p35

Strictly Business: W. W. Gaertner wins contract, H 1/19/88 p19

Test flight [photo], H 10/27/88 p31Wachob & Charney Real Estate

Eye on Real Estate: Raveis acquires Wachob & Charney, H 9/13/88 p13

WagesFrom employer's viewpoint:

Wage, benefit hikes worrisome, H 10/1/88 p13+

Wagner, RonaldEmployees applaud caring boss:

Gives hamburgers to soup kitchen [photo], H 8/5/88 p11

Wahlstrom & Co. Inc.Yellow pages provide `shopping

mall in print', BJ 11/14/88 p8Waite, Mariette

Chief seeking information on AIDS case, H 2/5/88 p1+

City lawyer sees no ground for suit: By prostitution suspect against police, H 2/11/88 p18

Debate: Individual rights vs. community responsibility, H 3/24/88 p10

Family favors AIDS testing for Waite, H 2/24/88 p1+

Former beau blew whistle on Ms. Waite [photo], H 3/1/88 p1+


No decision on suit in `AIDS' case, H 2/10/88 p8

Plea bargain prescribes drug treatment for Waite, H 6/9/88 p12


Suspended sentences for Waite, H 9/14/88 p9

Waite arrested on prostitution charges after reporting robbery, H 5/2/88 p7

Waite case continued, H 5/5/88 p7

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Waite, Mariette (Continued)Waite gets CCLU offer to bring

suit against NPD, H 3/22/88 p1+

Waite nabbed on possession of drugs count, H 4/1/88 p8

Waite's bond is reduced: On narcotics charge, H 3/2/88 p9


Wakeman house. SEE TALCOTT B. WAKEMAN HOUSE

Wakeman, AlBoard of Education honors


Wakeman, EdBoard of Education honors


Waldbaum's Food MartFood Emporium closing:

Waldbaum's expected to take over, H 10/3/88 p11

WaldenbooksBookshop to make donation to

child assistance agency, H 8/5/88 p42


Waldenbooks addition nearing completion, BJ 12/19/88 p11

Waldenbooks surveys reader club members, H 6/15/88 p6

Walendzik, EdwardBoard approves reassignment for

Walendzik, H 5/4/88 p9+Walker's Home Improvements


Walker, BreeNews anchor honored by

Goodwill [photo], H 3/8/88 p17+

Walker, DougRunner passes through area on

91-day trek [photo], H 6/25/88 p1+

Walker, William F.Suggestion earns Norwalker

cash [photo], H 9/20/88 p19Wall St.-Norwalk

Ex-cop says letter gave Wall Street area bad rap [photo], H 2/29/88 p9

Eye on Real Estate: William Whyte to lead tour of Wall Street area, H 9/13/88 p13

Planners approve 11 apartments over Steinbach's, H 4/7/88 p1+

Special tax district in Sono failed, H 3/24/88 p30

Tax Zone? Business tax: Commercial property owners ponder cost benefits of zone [photo], H 7/21/88 p17+

Wall St. condos proposed, H 1/21/88 p1+

Wall St. struts its stuff [photo], H 7/15/88 p1+

Wall/Main St. Urban Renewal Plan

Amendment sought to renewal plan, H 9/2/88 p7

Wallerstein, SusanPraises Wallerstein's service

[letter], H 6/29/88 p5Responds to comments on

DARE [letter], H 6/13/88 p5Wallerstein to step down: As

chairman of tax board, H 1/29/88 p7

Walter Wagner Nature PreserveTrail added in nature preserve, H

8/17/88 p35Ward, Harry D.

Oak Hills course becomes ward of new maintenance supervisor [photo], H 3/24/88 p12

Ward, MikeHome/Town People, H 7/19/88

p15Ward, Tony


Waring, Rev. Thomas B.Father Waring honored [photo], H

4/23/88 p10+Reception Sunday for Rev.

Waring [photo], H 4/16/88 p10Waring reception [photo], H

4/30/88 p10Warrantech Corp.

Nine new tenants lease space from F. D. Rich, BJ 12/26/88 p11

Warren, Lynne A.$300,000 gift offered for school

building fund [photo], H 11/21/88 p37+

Warren, PatFriendly telephone manner

makes $$ sense [photo], H 8/25/88 p15

Washburn, SaraWashburn qualifies in 4 events

[photo], H 5/25/88 p21+Washington Ave.-Westport

Neighbors plead to keep old tree [photo], H 9/8/88 p41+

Pair vows to continue fight against 'execution' of tree, H 10/11/88 p9+

Tempers flare over fate of maple tree. Tree warden, conservationist battle, H 10/6/88 p48

The silver maple stands, for now, H 10/12/88 p33

Trimming of tree has residents crying foul [photo], H 10/29/88 p9

Washington Mint Co.Mint's `Silver Eagle' doesn't fly, H

12/1/88 p31Washington St. Drawbridge

Bridge opening changed, H 9/9/88 p30

Washington St. Historic DistrictCity honored for historic

preservation [photo], H 11/16/88 p1+

Washington St. Railroad BridgeNew murals planned for rail

bridge: Artist ready to go to work, H 5/19/88 p11

Washington St.-NorwalkEye on Real Estate: Delta

building holds its own [photo], H 5/10/88 p21

Merchants irate over new charges: On Washington Street, H 2/2/88 p21+

Washington Village10 more days without gas at

Washington Village [photo], H 9/28/88 p1+

Gas leak cuts service to Washington Village, H 9/22/88 p1+

Washington, AleciaHealth/Fitness: Local girl attends

camp, H 6/27/88 p10Wassell Lane-Westport

16 Westport houses affected by closings, H 12/30/88 p1+

Waste disposal. SEE ALSO SEWAGE

Waste disposal bagsImproving trash: Area firm goes

one up on wastebasket [photo], H 10/22/88 p13+

Waste disposal sites-NorwalkIn East Norwalk neighborhood:

Pile of appliances angers residents, H 3/29/88 p7

Waste disposal sites-WestportBrush fees could burn residents,

H 4/19/88 p37+Garbage disposal costs keep

rising, H 4/8/88 p13Members vote yes on $150,000

request for refuse disposal, H 6/8/88 p13+

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Waste disposal-Fairfield CountyCRRA trash plant may be

opened in July [drawing], H 3/9/88 p10

Waste disposal-NorwalkCity DPW calls for trash fee, H

3/15/88 p1+DPW seeks $225,000 for trash

costs, H 4/1/88 p1+Dumping along new road's path

has residents demanding action, H 8/25/88 p1+

Haulers blame trash load on business boom, H 3/16/88 p1+

Manager attributes litter to condos, kids, H 4/29/88 p10

Neighbors term debris in area `smelly eyesore' [photo], H 4/28/88 p1+

Opponents call tipping fee garbage, H 6/22/88 p1+

Trash collectors to protest imposition of tipping fee, H 5/14/88 p1+

Trash fee proposed by DPW, H 5/27/88 p9

Trash haulers hope garbage reduction will head off tip fee, H 5/18/88 p1+

Wetlands take brunt of dumping [photo], H 7/25/88 p1+

Waste disposal-WestonBulky waste dumping curtailed, H

7/19/88 p11Waste disposal-Wilton

Board wrestles with rise in trash disposal costs: Per ton rate to rise July 1, H 6/21/88 p9

Trash fee increase impact reviewed, H 2/3/88 p33

Waste spills-WestonSource of Weston oil leak still

unknown, H 10/28/88 p10Waste to energy facility. SEE

CRRAWastewater treatment plants.

SEE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS

Water St. Improvement Association



Water St. Industrial Development Project

Firm hired to examine Water St. industrial site for contamination, H 8/26/88 p10

Water St.-NorwalkAnother view: State supports

zone, H 4/19/88 p5

Changes in Water Street zoning to go before public, H 10/14/88 p12

City Planners defend new zoning against objections from Water St. [map], H 1/19/88 p1+

Commissioners tune Water St. zone rules, H 2/24/88 p1+

Committee rejects Water St. zoning changes, H 10/26/88 p1+

Hazardous wastes could endanger development plan, H 8/18/88 p10


Lyons rebuts Hogoboom letter [letter], H 10/7/88 p5

More facts on Water Street [letter], H 12/16/88 p13


Plan for marina, restaurant gains P & Z approval [photo], H 2/18/88 p11


State joins city's fight to preserve zoning law [photo], H 9/8/88 p1+


Water Street regulations criticized as `too lenient', H 3/31/88 p7


Water, Underground-Pollution-Norwalk

DEP orders relief for North Bridge St. contaminated wells, H 12/8/88 p4

Water-Fairfield CountyBHC official: Reservoirs near

normal, H 7/23/88 p35+Water-Norwalk

2nd district taps reserve water supply [photo], H 10/7/88 p1+

2nd District water profits dip slightly, H 10/7/88 p13


Cause of concern [photo], H 9/2/88 p10

District outlines water conservation measures, H 10/13/88 p11

Hoyt contemplating suit, H 12/13/88 p5


Ridgefield resident complains of feces in city water supply, H 5/11/88 p7

Tests indicate two wells are contaminated, H 7/20/88 p30

Water districts should link up [letter], H 10/24/88 p11

Water quality rates high in tests at city's beaches, H 8/9/88 p8

Woodside Avenue residents will receive bottled water, H 6/10/88 p7

Water-WestonTask force sees water study

progressing. Testing labs make presentations, H 10/6/88 p48

Well to help task force test water, H 7/20/88 p35

Weston task force plans random private well tests, H 6/2/88 p18

Water-WestportHealth officials say Westport

waters safe, H 8/6/88 p9Westport beaches given clean bill

of health, H 8/3/88 p35Water-Wilton

2nd Taxing District chosen by Wilton for water project, H 7/14/88 p14+

Commission favoring water main extension, H 5/12/88 p13+

Commission wants voice in water policies, H 10/31/88 p35

Homeowners seek hookups, H 4/7/88 p13

May 11 hearing planned on piped water proposal, H 4/20/88 p13

Norwalk approves Wilton hookup, H 8/24/88 p35

Official says water quality in hands of local residents [photo], H 9/15/88 p15+

Pipeline contract signed, H 9/2/88 p37+


Questionnaire sent to Wilton residents: Homeowners asked about piped water, H 3/3/88 p13

Silvermine residents will receive another shot at piped water, H 3/26/88 p25+

Town ordered by DEP to fix water problem, H 5/3/88 p17

Water main extension approved, H 5/20/88 p17+

Wilton Water Commission to pick firm to run main into Silvermine, H 6/2/88 p15+

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Waterfront Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 7/12/88

p10Waterfront Development Limited

PartnershipCondo units approved, H 7/26/88

p7Waterfronts-Norwalk. SEE ALSO

NORWALK-MARINE COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS

Cities wait for results of waterfront protection efforts, H 8/8/88 p1+

City excited by Gardella waterfront proposal[photo], H 1/26/88 p47

DEP praises city for effort in molding waterfront area [photo], H 7/27/88 p7

Harbor commission asked to preserve waterfront access, H 2/26/88 p1+

Harbor panel questions waterfront proposal, H 3/24/88 p13

Waterfront report is coming: Norwalk 1 of 5 model cities, H 8/1/88 p10

Waterfronts too pricey for fishermen [photo], H 7/22/88 p1+

Watershed Corporate Health Services Inc.


Waterway Protection LinesOrdinance on waterways

reviewed, H 10/20/88 p41Waterways-Westport

Ordinance on waterways reviewed, H 10/20/88 p41

Weapons-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Machine gun

seized, H 7/16/88 p8Police Blotter: Rifles found near

dumpster, H 5/18/88 p8Weather

24-hour snow covers county with 8 inches, H 1/9/88 p1+

66 degrees Thursday sets record, H 3/25/88 p7

April drier, cooler than normal this year, H 5/5/88 p18

Cold and ice forecast, H 12/15/88 p1+

Cold snaps records across the region. Norwalk schools closed after buses won't go. [photo], H 12/12/88 p1+

Colder weather on way, H 1/26/88 p1+

December unusually warm: But there was one record low, H 1/13/88 p17

Depleted storm's wind drops limbs on power lines, causes accidents, H 8/30/88 p1+

Drought, heat wave may signal warmer times in Connecticut, H 6/24/88 p1+

End of sweltering weather in sight, H 8/16/88 p7

Energy cutback sought, H 8/15/88 p1+

Extreme cold passes but snow arrives [photo], H 12/13/88 p1+

Extremely cold weather blows into area today, H 12/10/88 p1

Heat wave approaching: 1,742 lose power for hours, H 1/15/88 p7

Heat wave cuts flow of power, H 6/15/88 p1+

Heavy rain, winds heading our way, H 8/29/88 p7

High winds knock down power lines, H 12/29/88 p1+

Hot weather the foundation for severe hurricane season, H 8/13/88 p1+

Mercury edging upward as coldest week concludes, H 1/16/88 p8

Mercury plunges to record, H 6/30/88 p10

Muggy weather exits Wednesday: 5 cases of heat exhaustion reported, H 7/12/88 p7

No drought yet, but June was dry in region, H 6/30/88 p2

November was a wet month, H 12/6/88 p7

Official figures show May clouds abundant, H 6/4/88 p8

Old papers offer insight to famed Blizzard of '88 [photo], H 3/12/88 p1+

Rain here through Friday, H 7/21/88 p7

Record high, low temperatures made March month of contrasts, H 4/7/88 p23


Sleet, snow, slush, rain--Yuck [photo], H 2/12/88 p1+

Slush has a slippery crunch to it [photo], H 2/13/88 p1+

Storm glazes streets [photo], H 2/4/88 p1+

Storm may dump more than 8 inches, H 1/8/88 p1+

Storm watch issued, H 1/25/88 p1+

Surprise snowfall hogties traffic, drops 8 inches on Norwalk area [photo], H 12/14/88 p1+

Surprise! July warmer, wetter than usual; August may be, too, H 8/5/88 p10

Temperature sets record low, H 10/14/88 p13

Temperature ties October mark, H 10/31/88 p5

Today's low temperature ties record low for date, H 1/14/88 p6

Warming trend arrives just in time for holiday, H 7/2/88 p1+

Wind approached hurricane force [photo], H 11/21/88 p1+

Winds, thunderstorms movings towards area, H 10/18/88 p7

Winter hits with a vengeance [photo], H 1/4/88 p1+

Winter weather hit area Sunday, H 10/10/88 p7

Weather-NorwalkDry weather sparks rash of brush

fires: Norwalk firefighters douse up to eight a day, blame `carelessness' [photo], H 7/9/88 p1+

Weatherby Health Care Inc.Hospitals easing out foreign

doctors, H 3/1/88 p19+Weaver, Edith

By Edith Weaver [il], H 6/4/88 p26Weavers. SEE HELLERMAN,

FREDWEBE 108

Battle of the airwaves goes on [letter], H 10/12/88 p5

He should tune in listeners [letter], H 9/20/88 p5

Says radio more than ratings [letter], H 10/4/88 p5

Station owners aren't listening [letter], H 8/30/88 p5


WEBE radio establishes Christmas wish foundation, BJ 11/28/88 p9

Yuppies target of radio wars [photo], H 8/18/88 p15+

Weber, KatrinaDarien sisters tops in sale of

cookies [photo], H 4/30/88 p25

Weber, KristenDarien sisters tops in sale of

cookies [photo], H 4/30/88 p25

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Webster St.-NorwalkCommittee recommends sealer

for parking lot, H 8/17/88 p11Council okays lot work, H 8/24/88

p11Resident would like more security

at Webster Street lot, H 10/5/88 p9

WECANTeens turning back to marijuana:

WECAN survey shows, H 3/2/88 p15+

WECAN reorganizes leadership structure, H 10/10/88 p35

Wedding anniversariesAndronacos renew vows on

fiftieth anniversary [photo], H 9/24/88 p26





Celebrate golden anniversary [Ruscoe] [photo], H 10/29/88 p15

Chapells are wed 50 years, H 9/3/88 p14

Festa, Ralph and Mary [Gillardi] [photo], H 1/30/88 p14

Fiftieth anniversary [Andronaco] [photo], H 11/12/88 p17

Haybecks are wed 50 years, H 5/7/88 p14

LaSalvas celebrate 40th, H 8/27/88 p16

Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Epstein celebrate 50th in Florida [photo], H 2/27/88 p17

Mr. and Mrs. Leone wed 63 years, H 9/10/88 p16

Paul James' wed 50 years, H 8/13/88 p18

Santangelos wed sixty years [photo], H 1/23/88 p15

Ted Coppolas celebrate anniversary, H 8/27/88 p17

Wed 40 years [DeFinis, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E.] [photo], H 5/7/88 p15

Wed 50 years [photo], H 2/27/88 p17

Wed 50 years [Samodel] [photo], H 8/6/88 p15

Wed 65 years [Gager] [photo], H 10/29/88 p15

Whittingham, Levi and Simeriah [photo], H 1/30/88 p14

Wedding musicScheduling wedding music

requires time, research and money [photo], H 8/30/88 p17

Wedding photographyWedding photographers

complete the picture, H 8/30/88 p16

Wedding supplies and services industry

Calligraphy enhances wedding invitations and thank-you notes [photo], H 8/30/88 p18

Video sevices provide lasting memories, H 8/30/88 p19+

Wedding consultants aid soon-to-be-brides with plans, H 8/30/88 p19

WeddingsWedding bands reflect a couple's

personality [photo], H 8/30/88 p15

Wehr, David AllenWehr plays NYC debut, H

10/31/88 p15Weichert Realtors


Named agent for four estates in Wilton, H 10/13/88 p35

Weicker, Lowell P. Jr.Prominent Republicans back

Lieberman, H 10/28/88 p26Senator Weicker announces

plans to seek 4th term [photo], H 2/4/88 p1+

Strictly Business: Weicker lauds Yankee ingenuity, H 6/23/88 p29

Weicker speaks to businessmen at child guidance center program, H 3/21/88 p11

Weigh Stations (Trucks)Weigh site violations reviewed, H

2/2/88 p13+Weigh stations (Trucks)

Suit could keep weigh station open, H 4/7/88 p1+

SWRPA: Violations drop at turnpike weigh station, H 4/28/88 p16

Weigh station to be closed for good by this autumn?, H 4/4/88 p21

Weigh station violations slightly over 20 percent, H 8/6/88 p9

Weight lifting-NorwalkBears capture city weightlifting

crown, H 3/15/88 p29+Weight loss. SEE REDUCINGWeight training. SEE WEIGHT

LIFTING-NAME OF TOWN

Weigle, GeorgePraise for Weigle's last concert

[letter], H 5/27/88 p5Staples choral director to step off

podium in June [photo], H 5/19/88 p21+

Wein, CindyCindy Wein honored [photo], H

10/19/88 p19Weinberger, Dr. Norman

Speaker: Parents must set reasonable limits for teens [photo], H 5/4/88 p7

Weinberger, Dr. Susan G.Weinberger to speak at

conference, H 4/26/88 p8Weinberger, Dr.Susan G.

Alliance tabs Weinberger as vice president, H 3/15/88 p6

Weiner, GabrielleBest and brightest [photo], H

6/15/88 p37Weinstein, Judge Mark Allen

Judge Weinstein dies at 58, former attorney in Norwalk, H 2/4/88 p6

Services held Thursday for Judge Weinstein, H 2/5/88 p6

Weir Farm-WiltonCeremony planned at Weir Farm,

H 11/14/88 p35+Weir Farm land acquired by DEP

[photo], H 11/17/88 p13Weisman, Lawrence P.

Westport lawyer questions `dig'. Archeologists needed [photo], H 9/29/88 p15+

Weiss & YangFocus on Marketing, H 5/19/88

p39Weiss, Dr. Robert F.

`Running Doctor' receives award, H 8/23/88 p22

Olympic doctor receives patent [photo], H 1/26/88 p60

Welch Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 1/19/88

p20, H 1/26/88 p51, H 2/16/88 p21, H 3/17/88 p29, H 3/22/88 p26, H 4/12/88 p18, H 5/5/88 p31, H 5/19/88 p39, H 5/31/88 p22, H 7/5/88 p23, H 8/6/88 p34

Focus on marketing, H 11/8/88 p16

Welfare. SEE PUBLIC WELFAREWelfare recipients-Housing

Housing Officer shocked, H 9/22/88 p10

Welles, OrsonItems from Welles' estate

scheduled for auction in Norwalk, H 9/13/88 p9

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Wellington Systems Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 6/14/88

p19Wellner, Charles

Police panel to review charge officer misused compensatory leave, H 5/31/88 p9

Wells, Contaminated. SEE WATER, UNDERGROUND-POLLUTION

Welsch, JamesWelsch elected board member of

school league [photo], H 4/29/88 p12

Welsh Inc.Focus on Marketing, H 1/5/88

p10, H 3/1/88 p20Wernert Construction Co.


Wernert Construction Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/3/88

p33, H 8/16/88 p11Eye on Real Estate: Topping off

[photo], H 3/10/88 p25Eye on Real Estate: Wernert

wins Greenwich contract, H 3/8/88 p13

Wesco Ford TractorRiding high [photo], H 3/29/88 p22

Wesconn Products & Home Improvement Corp.

Bankruptcies, BJ 12/19/88 p19West Ave.-Norwalk


Seligson site launches `uptown' redevelopment [photo], H 3/31/88 p28

West Branch Rd.-WestportHouse fire blamed on connection,

H 2/10/88 p37+West Cedar St.-Norwalk

Condo-office complex plan unveiled: Alteration OK'd for Clocktower Vista, H 1/22/88 p8


West Norwalk AssociationCommittee studying limits on

west side development, H 5/12/88 p1+

Planners meet with West Norwalk group, H 10/18/88 p7

West Norwalk spells relief: R-e-z-o-n-i-n-g [map], H 4/20/88 p1+

West Rocks Middle School-Sports

City champs [photo], H 6/17/88 p62

City girl champs [photo], H 3/11/88 p27

West, NicoleUnderclassmen win top prizes at


Westberg, Arnold and Bernice [Glanz]


Weston Boosters ClubGschwind keeps eye on playing

field: As Booster Club president [photo], H 3/2/88 p15+

Weston Care, Inc.Byebrook proposal presented, H

12/6/88 p33+Weston High School

Authorities investigating fire at Weston High School, H 1/15/88 p28

Cast at work [photo], H 10/13/88 p16


Choristers raising funds for spring to England [photo], H 10/21/88 p27

Course helps turn peer pressure into positive influence, H 2/1/88 p13+

Crowd pleaser [photo], H 3/26/88 p25

Debates in high school require argument, H 10/7/88 p50

Duke University is top choice in Weston: Students in midst of college application process, H 11/19/88 p35

Expert: Anxieties hound children of alcoholics [photo], H 11/16/88 p31

Grocki new Weston AD, H 9/29/88 p32

High school to alter scheduling system, H 5/25/88 p13

New class to let students hone their skills for living, H 2/13/88 p19+

Parents view senior study projects [photo], H 4/15/88 p33+

Season rides on Jonsson, H 9/16/88 p23

Selectmen support party for graduates, H 6/15/88 p37+

Self-Awareness Day in Weston [photo], H 5/5/88 p13

Senior project modified by Weston board, H 5/17/88 p11+

Spirit of giving blossoms among Weston residents [photo], H 12/24/88 p30

Student arrested, H 2/3/88 p33Student project revamped, H

5/3/88 p17+Talented speakers set for `Self-

Awareness Day', H 4/16/88 p13+

Weston graduates say farewell [photo p1,9], H 6/21/88 p1+

Weston High school makes plans for self-awareness day, H 2/26/88 p29+

Weston students ask peers to attend awareness day, H 4/14/88 p13

Weston to consider open campus policy, H 7/13/88 p17

Weston, Staples should merge [letter], H 6/9/88 p5


Weston High School-AwardsAwards given out to Weston


Brodlie play accepted for production [photo], H 5/14/88 p25+


Weston student chosen for national honor [photo], H 5/10/88 p1+

Weston students to be honored at school awareness meeting, H 4/26/88 p13+

Weston High School-GraduationAwards given out to Weston



Weston graduates say farewell [photo p1,9], H 6/21/88 p1+

Weston High School-MusicMadrigual (sic) Choir, Peterson

hit high notes in Weston [photo], H 3/5/88 p15+

Weston High School-Sports'88 local/area boys' HS tennis


Baseball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Cavaliers qualify for states

[photo], H 5/17/88 p29+Golden named Weston grid

coach, H 6/16/88 p23Gymnastics preview [photo], H

1/11/88 p19+

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Weston High School-Sports (Continued)




Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Staples among state favorites, H

2/29/88 p27Staples, Weston boys capture


Suffield zips Weston in state hockey, H 3/3/88 p21



Weston honors winter athletes, H 3/28/88 p38

Weston repeats as state champs, H 3/16/88 p23


Weston's Lombardo moves on, H 5/17/88 p29+

Weston High School-StaffWeston teacher elected CEA

treasurer, H 7/11/88 p11Weston teacher participating in

Yale workshop, H 2/19/88 p12

Weston Historical SocietyExhibit sparks holiday memories

[photo], H 12/12/88 p33Toy factory items donated. Sign


Weston's history on display [photo], H 6/30/88 p23

Weston Kiwanis ClubBisceglie Park ceremony

planned. Kiwanis Club to be thanked, H 10/12/88 p33

Weston LibraryCameras zoom in on library

[photo], H 8/3/88 p35+Weston Middle School

Area schools to be visited by educators, H 1/28/88 p13+

Department of Education officials visit middle school, H 4/23/88 p13+

Flag to fly at middle school, H 11/16/88 p31

Little Theatre of the Deaf performers thrill audiences [photo], H 4/27/88 p35+

School honored for `excellence': Weston Middle School staff takes a bow [photo], H 11/26/88 p9

Schools nominated for honor, H 1/4/88 p13+

Weston Middle School-AwardsFirst in state [photo], H 5/3/88 p1Middle school staff draws praise:

For award nomination, H 1/6/88 p19

Students to be honored Saturday, H 5/20/88 p18

Two local schools among the best in the country, H 5/18/88 p1+

Weston Public LibraryJulie Turner's photography at

Weston Library [photo], H 10/13/88 p43

Weston Toy Co.Toy factory items donated. Sign


Weston Volunteer Fire Dept.Department over budget due to

fire truck repair, H 7/22/88 p45

Fire Department pump truck returns after refurbishing [photo], H 7/15/88 p13

Fire pond demonstration [photo], H 4/23/88 p13

Firefighters earn praise from officials, H 8/4/88 p42

Firemen test `jaws of life', H 8/24/88 p35

Firemen to use Hurst tool, H 8/23/88 p33

Plenty of volunteers in Weston FD: Drive to entice HS students helped, H 5/21/88 p27

Weston Water Study Task ForceTask force sees water study

progressing. Testing labs make presentations, H 10/6/88 p48

Well to help task force test water, H 7/20/88 p35

Weston task force plans random private well tests, H 6/2/88 p18

Weston Watershed AssociationResidents urged to clean septic

tanks, H 9/2/88 p37+Weston Woods Institute

`Fast Forward Future' innovative approach to drug abuse prevention [photo], H 7/16/88 p13+

Cameras zoom in on library [photo], H 8/3/88 p35+

Weston Woods awarded anti-drug program grant, H 1/4/88 p13

Weston Young Women's ClubFarmer's market proposal tabled,

H 10/20/88 p41Weston Youth Services

Officials in Weston open new youth services office, H 3/9/88 p14

Weston Youth Services opens doors [photo], H 3/26/88 p25+

Weston-Board of Selectmen-Meetings

Farmer's market proposal tabled, H 10/20/88 p41

Weston-Budget, CapitalCapital improvement package

okayed, H 2/18/88 p13+Weston-Budgets

$17,934,862 Weston budget adopted [photo], H 4/19/88 p37+

Board initiates search for cuts in Weston budget, H 3/15/88 p17+

Budget draws few comments at hearing, H 3/29/88 p13+

Weston budget is aired; shows 15.98 percent rise, H 2/17/88 p33+

Weston selectmen approve town budget, H 2/18/88 p13+

Weston-Civil Defense ProgramBoard of Selectmen appoints

new director of civil defense, H 1/7/88 p13

Weston-Code Compliance Committee

Committee approves code work drawings, H 2/11/88 p13+

Weston-Communications CenterSelectmen hire supervisor for

communications center, H 2/10/88 p37+

Weston-Conservation Commission

10-lot subdivision wins approval, H 3/3/88 p13



Commission turns down pond request, H 5/19/88 p21+

Road project halted, H 12/3/88 p9Singing Oaks subdivision plans

reviewed, H 4/13/88 p9, H 5/5/88 p13+

Site plans examined by commission, H 1/7/88 p13+

Weston commission approves subdivision, H 2/5/88 p25+

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Weston-Cultural Events Committee

Longtime residents to bring history of Weston to life, H 4/29/88 p11+

Weston-Cultural Events Steering Committee

Events committee created, H 3/8/88 p17+

Weston-Democratic Town Committee

Atkinson elected by Weston Democrats, H 3/17/88 p14


Weston Democrats elect committee, H 1/15/88 p28

Weston-DevelopmentLawsuit withdrawn on Messex Hill

work, H 11/22/88 p9Weston-Dog Pound

Dog pound doesn't meet state standards, H 6/30/88 p24

Weston-Education, Board ofAIDS policy redrafted, H 9/7/88

p33+Assistance team decision

defended by Weston Board of Education, H 9/26/88 p13

Board approves reassignment for Walendzik, H 5/4/88 p9+

Board of Ed wants to expand writing program, H 12/22/88 p13

Board of Education passes budget cut, H 6/7/88 p11

Board readjusts school budget, H 5/4/88 p9+

Board reviews school work, H 1/5/88 p13

Board to requests $437,317 for code compliance work, H 2/23/88 p13+

Board will update school policy manual, H 11/23/88 p21+

Communicable disease policy approval before educators on Monday, H 10/1/88 p35


First in state [photo], H 5/3/88 p1High school budget reviewed:

Increase of 3 percent sought [chart], H 1/20/88 p35+

Increase reported in code work cost, H 3/9/88 p13+

Officers elected by school board, H 11/11/88 p11

Officials defend contract, H 3/4/88 p27+

Officials in Weston close meeting on study project, H 3/30/88 p21+

Policy review suggested for school board, H 11/21/88 p37+

Raber to resign as chairman of Weston school board, H 9/8/88 p41

Report cites problems in financial statements: Board of Education mishandled over $600,000, H 4/30/88 p25+

School board approves policies on purchasing, disease, campus, H 10/4/88 p33+

School board votes to upgrade buses, H 5/17/88 p11+

Senior project modified by Weston board, H 5/17/88 p11+

Special education staff increased, H 6/8/88 p14

Staff development goals reviewed: By Weston Board of Education, H 4/21/88 p13+

Team plan draws fire in Weston, H 9/20/88 p33+

Weston board initiates search for superintendent, H 5/24/88 p21

Weston panel hires business manager for school system, H 8/2/88 p25

Weston reviews school response to critical report, H 5/3/88 p1+

Weston revises purchase policy, H 6/22/88 p23

Weston-Education, Board of-Budgets

Auditor contends schools mishandled budget funds, H 4/1/88 p27

Board of Education gets money, criticism, H 2/19/88 p11

Board of Education tackles budget woes, H 9/10/88 p9

Effects of cuts weighed by school board, H 5/18/88 p15

Reason given for school cancellation, H 1/20/88 p35

Residents question school budget, H 3/30/88 p21+

School board studies staffing increases, H 1/22/88 p11+

Weston board approves $12 million school budget, H 1/26/88 p11

Weston middle school budget unveiled, H 1/14/88 p13+

Weston-Education, Board of-Curriculum

Weston school board creates

curriculum study committee, H 2/23/88 p13+

Weston-Education, Board of-Meetings

Weston parents criticize leadership of schools, H 6/2/88 p15

Weston-Finance, Board ofBoard initiates search for cuts in

Weston budget, H 3/15/88 p17+


Salaries upset Weston board: School administrators criticized, H 3/10/88 p13+

School budget reviewed, H 10/14/88 p45

Weston residents could be facing tax hike of 5.5%, H 4/1/88 p1+

Weston-First Selectmen. SEE GUIDERA, GEORGE C.

Weston-HistoryLongtime Weston residents

recall: Town Meetings better than plays [photo], H 5/9/88 p17+

Weston-Land Acquisition Committee

Land committee reviews assessor's list, H 3/11/88 p29

Weston-Planning and Zoning Commission

Aley prepares to slow her pace: Friendly secretary retires [photo], H 7/9/88 p9+

Commission closes Imperial Bridge hearing, H 3/1/88 p11+

Commission supports 62-acre purchase, H 3/8/88 p17+


Homeowner drops plan to put in pond, H 6/8/88 p14

Neighbors oppose Messex Lane plan, H 6/21/88 p9+

P & Z seeks new map on barn application, H 10/25/88 p9

P & Z still hears opposition on Messex Hill subdivision, H 5/25/88 p13+

Residents in Weston vote to abandon Freeborn Road, H 5/3/88 p17

Residents to obtain town plan by mail, H 2/2/88 p13+

Subdivision application withdrawn, H 4/5/88 p11

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Weston-Planning and Zoning Commission (Continued)

Subdivision approved by Weston P & Z, H 4/12/88 p9+, H 7/26/88 p13+

Weston P & Z examines housing shortage data, H 1/13/88 p13+

Weston P & Z examines lot plan and conditions for subdivisions, H 1/12/88 p11+

Weston residents air concerns about Nevas resubdivision plan, H 9/14/88 p11

Winthrop Hill subdivision approved by P & Z, H 2/9/88 p37+

Zoning case jurisdiction in question: Subdivision request before ZBA, H 8/24/88 p35+

Weston-Planning and Zoning Commission-Public meetings

Byebrook proposal presented, H 12/6/88 p33+

Weston-Police Dept.Barrett, Hill proud graduates of


More false alarms in schools than anywhere else, H 10/5/88 p35

Overtime blamed for police budget being in the red, H 7/15/88 p13+

Weston-Police Dept.-JailArea police chiefs favor regional


Weston-Republican Town Committee

Town committee members chosen at caucus, H 1/13/88 p15


Weston-RTMResidents OK $437,000 to

remove school asbestos, H 3/22/88 p19+

Weston-School Community Council

Council gives views on guidance program, H 4/21/88 p14

Weston-Selectmen, Board ofAbsence causes selectmen to

trim agenda, H 10/6/88 p48Board votes to reimburse

taxpayers who overpaid, H 8/31/88 p35

Budget draws few comments at hearing, H 3/29/88 p13+

Capital improvement package okayed, H 2/18/88 p13+

Committee formed on G & B proposal, H 9/9/88 p14

Driveway approved for new STAR home, H 7/6/88 p9

Elderly tax relief ordinance revised, H 4/20/88 p14

Fund set up for landfill enterprise, H 10/7/88 p6

Renovated room topic of meeting, H 4/6/88 p11+

Selectmen given plaque by town [photo], H 4/23/88 p13+

Selectmen revise elderly tax relief ordinance, H 4/7/88 p14

Selectmen support party for graduates, H 6/15/88 p37+

Selectmen, BHS attorneys discuss purchase of 62 acres, H 2/4/88 p13

Vacancies filled on Weston boards, H 1/23/88 p15

Weston puts list together, H 7/6/88 p9+

Weston selectmen approve town budget, H 2/18/88 p13+

Weston-Selectmen, Board of-Meetings

LWV asks for funds for housing survey, H 10/19/88 p37

Selectmen hear progress report on Cultural Events Committee, H 2/17/88 p33+

Selectmen to appoint committee, H 9/22/88 p15+

Weston budget is aired; shows 15.98 percent rise, H 2/17/88 p33+

Weston-Town HallRenovated room topic of

meeting, H 4/6/88 p11+Weston-Town Seal

Weston seal dedicated [photo], H 3/22/88 p19

Weston-Voter registrationRegistration for voters ends

Tuesday, H 10/17/88 p4Voter making sessions

scheduled, H 9/22/88 p15+Voter registration down by 5,000

from '84 election, H 10/21/88 p1+

Weston-Zoning Board of AppealsMessex Hill neighbors concerned


Variance granted for resubdivision lot, H 3/24/88 p15+

Weston ZBA approves common driveway plan, H 4/27/88 p35+

ZBA grants waiver to divide property, H 11/7/88 p15+

Zoning appeal turned down on willed land, H 6/29/88 p27

Zoning case jurisdiction in question: Subdivision request before ZBA, H 8/24/88 p35+

Westport 1990 ConventionAbel after bevy of Westports in

1990, H 3/15/88 p17Westport Amateur Radio Traffic

SocietyAmateur radio group to send free

messages from Festival, H 9/8/88 p7

Westport Arts CenterFestival aided by Arts Center

[photo], H 5/3/88 p17Inaugural concert for new

Concorde [photo], H 10/7/88 p17

Song and dance at open house [photo], H 2/29/88 p13

Westport Ave.-NorwalkGas line rupture closes avenue,

H 10/18/88 p7Inspectors work to track source

of gasoline leak, H 8/1/88 p1+Rezoning of routes 1 and 7

passes first court challenge (SEE WESTPORT AVE.-NORWALK)

Westport Bancorp Inc. SEE ALSO WESTPORT BANK & TRUST

Westport Bancorp Inc.Strictly Business: Westport

Bancorp names CEO, H 9/1/88 p27

Westport Bancorp earnings drop: Capital spending blamed, H 4/14/88 p25

Westport Bancorp earnings fall, H 5/5/88 p30

Westport Bank & TrustWestport Bank & Trust wins in

appeals court, H 6/9/88 p29Westport bank independence on

line, H 6/23/88 p29+Westport bank posts results, H

10/25/88 p15Westport Capital Associates

Eye on Real Estate, H 6/9/88 p27Westport Chamber of

Commerce, Inc.Chamber to honor Bonardi and

Gillespie, H 11/7/88 p15+Lois Schine appointed by

chamber [photo], H 8/19/88 p11+

Shays addressed Chamber [photo], H 3/5/88 p15+

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Westport Children's Community Day Care Center

Child care workers complete Red Cross first aid courses, H 5/6/88 p19

Westport Community Action Now. SEE WECAN

Westport Community TheaterInge's `Picnic' at WCT: June 4 is

a benefit for Newman's camp [photo], H 5/13/88 p19

Westport Continuing Education. SEE CONTINUING EDUCATION-NAME OF TOWN

Westport Country Playhouse`Walk in the Woods' last

Playhouse show [photo], H 8/26/88 p17

Slade premiere opens 58th Playhouse season, H 5/27/88 p15

Westport Playhouse stages a fine fling: 58th summer season begins [photo], H 6/10/88 p19+

Westport Crafts FairWestport Crafts Fair Memorial

Day weekend [photo], H 5/12/88 p41+

Westport East Real EstateAcquisition [photo], H 3/10/88 p28

Westport Education AssociationWEA ratifies contract, H 1/14/88

p14Westport teachers re-elect

Leonard, H 5/13/88 p11Westport Financial Corp.


Westport Garden ClubGardening by the book [photo], H

9/16/88 p45Westport Historic District

CommissionCommission to require $25,000

for survey of historic buildings, H 4/7/88 p13+

Survey sent to residents by historic district panel, H 11/21/88 p38

Westport Historical SocietyHoliday decorations will be

highlight of Westport tour, H 11/30/88 p13+

Restored barn given place in Historical Society plans [photo], H 4/8/88 p13+

Roaring 20s [photo], H 6/15/88 p35

Westport Horticultural Society. SEE FAIRFIELD COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Westport Kiwanis ClubStrong, Gouveia end all-male


Westport Madrigal SingersMadrigal's Jeanne Kimball

[photo], H 4/28/88 p20Westport Municipal Employees

AssociationArbitration hearings to begin on

Jan. 30, H 12/14/88 p37+Town employees to seek contract

dispute resolution?, H 12/19/88 p33

Workers vote to join new union, H 2/12/88 p57

Westport National BankGeorge Green nears his goal of

starting a bank in Westport, BJ 10/17/88 p1+

Green picks new bank president, H 11/26/88 p13+

Green pursues Westport deposits, H 8/4/88 p15+

John McCarthy to head Westport National Bank, BJ 11/28/88 p8

Start-up bank attracts 34 investors, H 10/1/88 p13+

Team effort [photo], H 12/24/88 p14

Westport Public LibraryArtists donate print, H 6/8/88 p14Audio tour now available at

Westport Public Library [photo], H 5/6/88 p19

Board takes out $125,000 from library budget, H 3/24/88 p15

Conference board eliminates need for labor board hearing, H 9/1/88 p17

Court asked to settle Westport library tiff, H 10/25/88 p1+

Dimes, Hunter talk about library costs [photo], H 6/3/88 p13+

First selectman says: Library ownership not in dispute [photo], H 4/29/88 p11

Fisher re-elected president of library board of trustees, H 9/15/88 p15+

Human Rights Week observed [photo], H 12/15/88 p15

Kurtzman predicts hard times coming for New Englanders, H 10/20/88 p41+

Library bids farewell to Mrs. Breese [photo], H 7/18/88 p29

Library board to oppose petition filed by workers, H 7/26/88 p13+

Library chief responds to questions, H 10/10/88 p35


Library funds slashed in Westport budget, H 5/4/88 p1+

Library gets Lortel theatrical lore. A party to say thank-you [photo], H 9/8/88 p15+

Library reports rise in circulation figures, H 7/29/88 p17+

Library to award buttons to kids, H 9/3/88 p38

Library to loan PBS programs, H 8/26/88 p14

Loertel to be honored by Westport library, H 8/15/88 p33

Lortel honored by library [photo], H 9/2/88 p37

Mediator offers library dispute data agreement, H 10/8/88 p37

Newsletter from library to be mailed, H 10/29/88 p9

No conclusion reached on ownership of library: Board still negotiating with town, H 8/18/88 p33

Norfield Quintet has rehearsal at library [photo], H 9/30/88 p18

Poundstone to lead new library council [photo], H 8/1/88 p11+

Report on library costs is too skimpy, according to Westport RTM members, H 5/24/88 p1+

RTM releases money for Westport library, H 7/6/88 p1+

Westport Library extending hours, H 12/31/88 p33

Westport Library offers meeting rooms to tutors, H 3/31/88 p18

Westport library will be open an extra night, H 7/29/88 p19

Writer relives years at New Yorker [photo], H 3/17/88 p13+

Westport School of Music29th benefit [photo], H 4/22/88

p13At Music School party [photo], H

5/14/88 p15Music School Gala tonight, H

10/28/88 p20Westport Senior Center

Generation gap bridged by teen-agers and elderly [photo], H 10/27/88 p13

Report: Housing project not site to relocate town's senior center, H 5/13/88 p11+

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Westport Supply Co.Eye on Real Estate, H 3/29/88

p21Westport Teen Activity Program

(TAP)New program will provide social

activities for youth, H 3/19/88 p15+

Westport Tennis ClubNew head pro [photo], H 7/2/88

p25Westport Town Hall [Old]

Old Town Hall sold [photo], H 8/6/88 p9

Westport Traffic AuthorityParking meters to be studied by

Westport, H 3/9/88 p13+Westport Transit District. SEE

ALSO SHOPPER SCHLEPPER

Elderly request van service in the evening, H 7/22/88 p45

Heat keeps the elderly off vans, H 8/17/88 p35+

Seniors get pass for buses, H 5/13/88 p9

Transit services underpin discussion, H 10/7/88 p49+

Transportation for the elderly to begin at night, H 7/28/88 p15+

Westport Unitarian ChurchUnitarianism gets many new

members from those unhappy with other faiths [photo], H 9/24/88 p10

Westport Unitarian Singles Group

WUSG meets on Tuesdays for newly-singled support, H 2/8/88 p17

Westport Volunteer Emergency Medical Services

EMS staff adds 23 new members, H 10/13/88 p17

Westport Volunteer Fire Dept.Volunteer firefighters given

training programs [photo], H 4/2/88 p13

Volunteer firemen pool resources [photo], H 10/19/88 p37


Westport Young Woman's League

Big Westport event: Creative Arts Festival on weekend [photo], H 11/7/88 p17+

Chamber to honor Bonardi and Gillespie, H 11/7/88 p15+

Diverse lifestyles seen in five-house tour: `A taste of Westport' [photo], H 5/12/88 p41+

Westport Youth Adult Council. SEE YAC

Westport-Alcoholism and Drug Dependency Council Inc.

Council presents film festival, H 3/21/88 p14

Westport-Budget, Capital$38 million budgeted for projects,

H 3/8/88 p17+Westport-Budgets

Budget undergoes minor cuts: School board on agenda tonight, H 5/3/88 p17+

Capital projects listed as priority by Hauhuth, H 2/11/88 p13+

Error found; budget stands at $55,543,428, H 4/8/88 p13

Hauhuth presents proposed budget to finance panel [graph], H 3/17/88 p13

Westport budget set at $55,477,247, H 4/7/88 p13+

Westport costs up, revenues down, H 2/9/88 p1

Westport tax news not good, H 1/21/88 p1+

Westport-Commission on the Elderly

Elderly seek rise in tax relief, H 9/21/88 p41+

Westport-Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention

Hauhuth sets up drug panel, H 3/3/88 p13+


Subcommittees combine forces to settle on anti-drug agenda, H 6/17/88 p37

Westport-Community Needs Assessment Project

Drawing to raise funds for area service agencies, H 3/29/88 p13+

Westport-Democratic Town Committee

Candidates' views expounded [photo], H 3/24/88 p15+

Dems confirm Westport debate, H 2/23/88 p1+

Future president may visit Westport, H 2/19/88 p1+

Westport Democrat `too enthusiastic' in revealing debate, H 2/24/88 p1+

Westport-Dog wardenWestport dog warden seeks job

as regular officer, H 1/2/88 p13+

Westport-Economic conditionsWestport retail space tops

Greenwich prices [photo], H 1/26/88 p33

Westport-Education, Board of75% tuition waiver approved, H

12/20/88 p9+Concerns aired on drug policy, H

7/13/88 p17+Farewell issued by school board,

H 9/7/88 p33+Lone parent raises body search

issue, H 5/17/88 p1+Non-residents' applications being

accepted, H 12/22/88 p14Pupils sought for classes at pre-

school, H 4/1/88 p27+School board contemplates fewer

meetings, H 9/19/88 p37School board fails to adopt

search policy, H 6/7/88 p1+School board nominated for

national arts award, H 4/1/88 p27+

School board to vote on custodian contract, H 11/19/88 p35+

Westport amends school out-of-town policy, H 4/12/88 p1+

Westport-Education, Board of-Budgets

$201,000 in cuts approved by Westport school board, H 5/17/88 p11+

Board concerned by school budget size, H 2/26/88 p29+

Board studies plan to set up capital fund, H 4/27/88 p35+

School budget adopted, H 3/8/88 p17+

Staff contracts responsible for school budget increase, H 2/11/88 p13+

Support sought for high school athletics budget, H 1/22/88 p11+


Westport-Education, Board of-Curriculum

Board adopts health curriculum, H 3/1/88 p11+

Sex education upsets parents, H 2/23/88 p13+

Westport-Education, Board of-Drug and Alcohol Policy Committee

Search policy sent back to committee, H 6/29/88 p27+

Westport-Education, Board of-Public meetings

Board to examine educational philosophy, H 12/5/88 p41

Reforms for educational system explored, H 12/6/88 p33+

265


Westport-Education, Board of-Tuition

Public school system taking out-of-towners, H 6/18/88 p21

Westport-ElectionsCandidates present their views

on issues concerning Westport, H 10/27/88 p13+

Westport-Finance, Board ofBoard tables funds for new

generator, H 11/3/88 p13+Board takes out $125,000 from

library budget, H 3/24/88 p15Board will consider tidal gate

repairs, H 11/2/88 p35+Capital projects listed as priority

by Hauhuth, H 2/11/88 p13+DPW projects gain approval, H

6/9/88 p15+Officials go to work on $56 million

budget, H 2/10/88 p37+Symbolic vote cast on contract, H

6/9/88 p15Town, Sanford reach settlement,

H 9/10/88 p9Westport audit uncovers no

extraordinary problems, H 6/11/88 p13+

Westport cuts back school budget, H 3/24/88 p1+

Westporters' tax bills will go up 8.3 percent, H 5/12/88 p1+

Westport-Fire Dept.Bids placed on work at fire

station, H 7/23/88 p35+Board tables funds for new

generator, H 11/3/88 p13+Byington ready for career

change, H 1/20/88 p35+Committees: `No choice' on

firemen's pact, H 6/2/88 p15+Dinner planned for Byington, H

9/20/88 p34Disability pension approved, H

9/30/88 p45+Firefighters contract given RTM

approval, H 6/8/88 p13+Firefighters given OK for

equipment, H 12/14/88 p37+Kepchar appointed Westport's

new Deputy Fire Marshal [photo], H 7/1/88 p37

McCarthy, Keene named Westport assistant chiefs [photo], H 1/2/88 p13

McGuire picked to lead Westport FD, H 1/12/88 p1+

New fire chief takes office [photo], H 2/2/88 p13

RTM panel urges passage of firefighters contract, H 5/28/88 p15+

Station dedicated to former chief [photo], H 8/10/88 p29


Town, Sanford reach settlement, H 9/10/88 p9


Westport-First Selectmen. SEE HAUHUTH, MARTHA S.

Westport-Handicapped childrenSchools seek help with `Child

Find', H 10/26/88 p35+Westport-Historians

Historians named by first selectman, H 11/1/88 p35+

Westport-HistoryHistory placed in perspective

[photo], H 3/1/88 p11Selectmen to take part in oral

history project, H 2/25/88 p38Westport-Human Services

CommissionFuel funds available for winter, H

11/23/88 p21+Homeless shelter move

discussed [photo], H 5/27/88 p11

Human Services increases staff, H 10/1/88 p35+

Human Services will ask for 4.9 percent increase, H 12/22/88 p13

Job descriptions gain approval of Board of Selectmen, H 10/26/88 p35+

Services office in Westport adds to staff, H 6/16/88 p15

Westport-Middle schools. SEE BEDFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL; COLEYTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL

Westport-Officials and employees

Administrators' contract approved, H 1/13/88 p15

Administrators' reactions mixed over settlement, H 3/15/88 p17

Arbitrators selected for contract dispute, H 3/16/88 p35

Committees: `No choice' on firemen's pact, H 6/2/88 p15+

Employees lose fewer work days, H 3/31/88 p17+

Employees offered option on pension plan, H 7/18/88 p29

Employees put union on hold, H 7/2/88 p35

Employees to enter arbitration, H 12/2/88 p45+,H 12/2/88 p45+

Firefighters contract given RTM approval, H 6/8/88 p13+

Firemen ratify contract, H 5/12/88 p13+

Hauhuth claims union won't benefit town, H 3/10/88 p13+

Hefty raise for Westport teachers, H 1/7/88 p1+


Officials gather information: Arbitration panel hears experts, H 11/3/88 p13+



Selectman not critical of workers, H 3/11/88 p29


Teachers try `think tank' [photo], H 3/3/88 p13


Town officials back arbitration resolution, H 4/15/88 p33+

WEA ratifies contract, H 1/14/88 p14


Westport officials review 11 candidates for planner, H 6/13/88 p9+


Westport's `middle managers' may unionize, H 6/30/88 p23+


Workers vote to join new union, H 2/12/88 p57

Westport-Oral history projectSelectmen to take part in oral

history project, H 2/25/88 p38Westport-Parks. SEE

LONGSHORE PARKWestport-Parks and Recreation

CommissionBeach approved as fireworks

site, H 5/17/88 p11Commission hears requests to

improve recreation areas, H 10/18/88 p33+

Director reports increase in P & R Department income, H 8/16/88 p29

P & R Commission sets priorities for improvements, H 11/28/88 p33+

P & R officials begin work to get the beach ready for the summer [photo], H 2/10/88 p37+

266


Westport-Parks and Recreation Commission (Continued)

Recreation proposals win approval, H 1/13/88 p13+

Winter boat storage vote delayed, H 9/27/88 p12

Westport-Planning and Zoning Commission

Building height change opposed, H 6/14/88 p11+

Commission adopts parking amendment, H 3/15/88 p17+


Commission reviews CPD use proposal, H 6/28/88 p11



Masseuse added to list of home occupations, H 5/10/88 p13+

National Hall approved by P & Z: Conversion passes by unanimous vote [drawing], H 4/5/88 p11+

Opinion issued on use of fields at former school, H 10/14/88 p45

P & Z approves camp storage, H 4/14/88 p15

P & Z approves changes for Westport park, H 2/2/88 p13+

P & Z Commission reviews Post Road rezoning plan, H 6/21/88 p9

P & Z deliberate on subdivision bond, H 4/20/88 p14

P & Z denies permit for driveway, H 6/15/88 p38

P & Z gives approval for building of barn, H 11/1/88 p35+

P & Z grants lease for shelter, H 7/12/88 p11+

P & Z hears more testimony on contested subdivision, H 6/1/88 p33+

P & Z looks for answer on apartment issue, H 3/1/88 p11+

P & Z sued over denial of site plan, H 9/9/88 p14+

P & Z to file lawsuit for resubdivision, H 8/3/88 p35+

P & Z to review building heights, H 10/17/88 p37+

P & Z weighs arguments on runoff, H 9/15/88 p15+


Republicans get opportunity to question P & Z chairman, H 7/20/88 p35+

Resident airs subdivision views, H 4/26/88 p13+

Residents oppose subdivision plan, H 5/24/88 p21+

Restaurant to move up a floor? P & Z hears Ships request, H 4/19/88 p37+

RTM panel studies P & Z fee changes, H 9/14/88 p11+

Subdivision back before commission, H 5/31/88 p13+

Subdivision bond recalled: P & Z takes unusual action, H 4/6/88 p11+


Westport P & Z delays vote on sewage plant building, H 9/27/88 p11+

Westport P & Z sued over site plan approval, H 3/7/88 p13+

Westport zoners OK Post Road building, H 12/21/88 p38

Westport-Planning and Zoning Commission-Public Meetings

Neighbors object to driveway, H 11/30/88 p13

Westport-Planning DirectorPlanning head to resign after 15

years service, H 4/5/88 p11Westport-Police Athletic League

'Twas the week before Christmas [photo], H 12/19/88 p33

Westport-Police chiefsFormer chief files suit over

pension, H 12/7/88 p37Westport-Police Dept.

Contract with police ratified, H 4/13/88 p9

Cops back in familiar surroundings, H 3/28/88 p17

Criminal investigation school concludes at police department, H 5/21/88 p27

Disability pension approved, H 9/30/88 p45+

FBI to give Westport $45,045 check, H 8/16/88 p30

Inspectors vote to rejoin union, H 11/26/88 p9

Open house at headquarters [photo], H 8/8/88 p33

Police contract applauded, H 4/14/88 p13+

Police gain 10.5 percent salary increase: Legislators complain of hidden costs, H 4/20/88 p13


Police station renovation work almost complete [photo], H 6/1/88 p33+

Rocke is newest officer, H 1/23/88 p23

Walk to be fixed at headquarters, H 12/13/88 p27

Westport police awarded grant for drug enforcement, H 1/14/88 p13

Westport Police to hold open house, H 8/4/88 p41


Westport-Police Dept.-JailArea police chiefs favor regional


Westport-Police Dept.-WeaponsWestport police to renew request

for new handguns, H 3/30/88 p1+

Westport-Police/Emergency Medical Services building

Water leak shoots down pistol range, H 11/12/88 p35

Westport-Political partiesProminent Republicans back

Lieberman, H 10/28/88 p26Strategy reviewed by

Republicans [photo], H 9/19/88 p38

Westport-Public Works, Dept. ofBrush fees could burn residents,

H 4/19/88 p37+DPW projects gain approval, H

6/9/88 p15+DPW seeks funds for road

paving, H 5/20/88 p19Residents asked to recycle

papers, H 5/19/88 p21+Snow removal fund has melted,

H 2/4/88 p13Westport gets ready to recycle, H

5/24/88 p21+Westport-Public Works, Dept. of-

Highway Div.Collection of leaves scheduled, H

10/29/88 p9Westport-Recycling Committee

Recycling Committee advised on solid waste disposal, H 11/5/88 p37+

Recycling committee established, H 10/19/88 p37+

Recycling panel visits composting facility, H 12/12/88 p33

Westport-Republican Town Committee

Republicans re-elect Harris as chairman, H 3/16/88 p36

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Westport-Republican Town Committee (Continued)

Westport caucus vote ends in `no surprises' for GOP, H 1/14/88 p13

Westport-Residential Rental Property Committee

Hauhuth creates property committee, H 6/13/88 p9+

Westport-RTMApproval by RTM lights fuse for

fireworks show, H 5/4/88 p9+Athletic fields to be improved:

RTM approves $143,125 in funding, H 2/3/88 p33+

Committee named to suggest fairer arbitration process, H 7/22/88 p45

Firefighters contract given RTM approval, H 6/8/88 p13+

Library funds slashed in Westport budget, H 5/4/88 p1+

Members vote yes on $150,000 request for refuse disposal, H 6/8/88 p13+

Police contract applauded, H 4/14/88 p13+

Police gain 10.5 percent salary increase: Legislators complain of hidden costs, H 4/20/88 p13

Recycling, $48,000 for sewers on agenda for Westport RTM, H 12/3/88 p9

Residents seeking resolution against binding arbitration, H 4/5/88 p11+

RTM adopts binding arbitration resolution, H 6/22/88 p24

RTM amends tax relief for elderly, H 3/2/88 p15

RTM approves sewer project funds, H 7/7/88 p14

RTM delays vote on land use fees, H 11/3/88 p14

RTM elects Wood as moderator, H 12/7/88 p37+

RTM members urge slashes to Westport school budget, H 3/17/88 p1+

RTM members want more info on Mill Pond work, H 9/20/88 p33

RTM panel takes up dispute, H 9/22/88 p15+


RTM releases money for Westport library, H 7/6/88 p1+

RTM removes religious group from assistance list, H 7/6/88 p9

RTM reviews Saugatuck conversion schedule, H 12/21/88 p37+

RTM takes up three major topics tonight. Sherwood Mill Pond taken off agenda, H 10/4/88 p33

Sewer fee deferral wins support in Westport, H 11/4/88 p49

Track funding approved; fuel tank request tabled, H 6/8/88 p13

Westport makes plans for paramedic service, H 5/25/88 p13


Westport RTM draws the line of raises, H 2/3/88 p1+

Westport-RTM-Committee on Binding Arbitration

Labor union officials' opinions sought, H 11/30/88 p13+

Westport-RTM-Education Committee

RTM OK's $475,000 change that won't cost town a cent, H 10/5/88 p35

Westport-RTM-Employee Compensation Committee

Binding arbitration resolution re-examined, H 5/19/88 p21+

RTM committee redrafts resolution on arbitration, H 5/28/88 p15+


Westport-RTM-Environmental Committee

Ordinance on waterways reviewed, H 10/20/88 p41

RTM panel backs mill pond project [photo], H 6/10/88 p35+

Westport-RTM-Finance Committee


Westport-RTM-Health and Social Services Committee

Transit services underpin discussion, H 10/7/88 p49+

Westport-RTM-Public Works Committee

Committee supports tank replacement, H 5/18/88 p15+

Committee takes last look at plan to restore Mill Pond, H 6/21/88 p9+

Delay sought in deadline for recycling pact, H 11/23/88 p21+

Public Works Committee approves several items, H 6/25/88 p24


RTM panel reviews plan for mill pond, H 5/18/88 p15+

Westport-RTM-Special Committee on Binding Arbitration

Committee charts course for arbitration reform, H 9/30/88 p45

Westport-Selectman's Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention

When alcohol is served: Designated driver plans urged, H 12/1/88 p15

Westport-Selectmen, Board ofAgreement reached with

developer, H 5/25/88 p13+Business cycle blamed for

decline in bidding: Contractors have plenty of work, H 8/30/88 p37


Recreation proposals win approval, H 1/13/88 p13+

Selectmen act on signs for school, H 2/27/88 p13+

Selectmen approve application for grant at homeless shelter, H 5/25/88 p13+

Selectmen approve appointments, gifts, H 1/27/88 p35

Selectmen OK contract, H 4/14/88 p15

Westport awards contract for town's DEW line, H 3/9/88 p1+

Westport-Selectmen, Board of-Meetings

Contract faces vote by board, H 9/26/88 p13+

Westport-Shellfish CommissionClammers notified of relocation

plan, H 8/11/88 p31+Guns for shellfish wardens

opposed. Town attorney's opinion given, H 9/14/88 p11

Shellfish in mill pond to be moved, H 8/17/88 p35

Shellfish removal in deep freeze, H 12/21/88 p38



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Westport-Shellfish Commission (Continued)

Westport panel proposes armed guards for clams, H 8/17/88 p1+


Westport-Tax CollectorCredit cards honored for taxes, H

2/25/88 p37Westport-Town Attorney

Attorney says no order issued on press contact, H 12/16/88 p45+

Westport-Town ClerkTown clerk takes oath for 14th

time [photo], H 1/5/88 p13Westport-Town employees

Job descriptions updated, H 8/24/88 p35

Westport-Town HallCalls to switchboard keep Town

Hall operators busy [photo], H 11/29/88 p9+

Westport Town Hall gets ready to step into the computer age, H 7/15/88 p13

Westport-Town PlannerBarr to work with Weisman, H

4/19/88 p37+Westport officials review 11

candidates for planner, H 6/13/88 p9+

Zoning officer named Westport town planner, H 8/5/88 p41+

Westport-Voter registrationRegistration for voters ends

Tuesday, H 10/17/88 p4Voter registration down by 5,000


Westport-Water Pollution Control Authority

Sewer assessment policy under study, H 11/15/88 p9+

Westport-Weston Community Council

Comedian: Laughter still best medicine, H 6/3/88 p13+

Contest winners to receive awards tonight, H 6/2/88 p18

Westport-Weston Cooperative Nursery School

Child care workers complete Red Cross first aid courses, H 5/6/88 p19

Nursery school pullout may create a problem, H 5/13/88 p11+

Westport Crafts Fair Memorial Day weekend [photo], H 5/12/88 p41+

Westport-Youth Services, Dept. of

Huebner leaving town job for Peace Corps program [photo], H 5/18/88 p15+

Plans for move made by Youth Adult Council, H 9/16/88 p45

Westport-Zoning Board of Appeals

Baron's neighbors rap town variance request, H 1/8/88 p25+


Homeowner asks ZBA for apartment waiver, H 9/14/88 p11+

Royce takes ZBA to court over backyard dam vote, H 12/8/88 p13+

Second suit filed against Zoning Board of Appeals, H 6/30/88 p23

Westport ZBA ruling taken to court, H 7/15/88 p14

Westport zoning board to consider variance requests, H 10/25/88 p9+

YMCA seeks addition for squash court, H 12/13/88 p27+


ZBA hears request on lot resubdivision, H 8/10/88 p29+

ZBA sued over ruling on Baron's property, H 1/20/88 p35+

ZBA turns down request for changes to dam, H 7/29/88 p17

Zoning board to take up variances for apartment, H 11/22/88 p10

Westport-Zoning inspectorDoscher named zoning inspector

[photo], H 9/17/88 p37+Westport...It's Our Town

Westporters rekindle neighborhood spirit, H 6/17/88 p1+

Westport/Weston Board of Realtors

60th anniversary observed by Westport-Weston Realtors [photo], H 1/30/88 p26

Around the Towns: Realtor board adds members, H 4/28/88 p16


Hillebrand to be president of Realtors [photo], H 11/22/88 p10

Realtors praised by United Way [photo], H 8/1/88 p12

Safety songbooks given to area nursery schools [photo], H 12/1/88 p16

Westport/Weston Health DistrictCholesterol screenings set to

begin, H 10/4/88 p6Educator welcomes pamphlet, H

5/11/88 p9+Health district officials review

past year, H 7/12/88 p11+Health district plans screening for

cholesterol, H 9/30/88 p46Health district presented grant for

preventative health care, H 6/9/88 p17

Parents not happy with health aide plan, H 10/18/88 p33+

Parents urged to review resources available at day care facilities, H 9/17/88 p38

Parents vow to continue for full-time nurse, H 10/19/88 p37+

Reduced-cost mammograms offered by health district, H 10/6/88 p48

Restaurateurs to meet with health officials, H 4/14/88 p13+

Westport/Weston YMCAAround the Towns: YMCA

receives $4,000 grant, H 2/10/88 p38

YMCA men offer scholarship, H 4/26/88 p14

YMCA seeks addition for squash court, H 12/13/88 p27+

Westport/Weston YMCA Outdoor Center

Students may join outing club, H 10/26/88 p36

Westport/Weston YMCA PALS Nursery School

Kids remember kids at Save the Children [photo], H 12/22/88 p13

Westporter Motel-NorwalkMan pleads guilty to arson at

motel, H 6/14/88 p7Westwalk Orthodontic Group


Wetlands. SEE ALSO PRESERVE THE WETLANDS


Saugatuck River makes EPA priority wetland list [photo], H 2/16/88 p13+

Wetlands law inflexible, says Ferlow [photo], H 4/5/88 p19+

269


Wetlands-NorwalkDeveloper interested in buying

pasture lot, H 3/8/88 p7Environmentalists back limit for

building near wetlands, H 1/8/88 p7

P & Z OKs building limit for lots with wetlands, H 1/23/88 p16


Study questions efficiency of man-made wetlands, H 3/18/88 p10

Wetlands-WestonOn road built in wetland: Cease

and desist order upheld, H 12/8/88 p13

Road project halted, H 12/3/88 p9Wetlands-Wilton

Bond sought to protect well water, H 1/6/88 p19+


Wetlands agency may be removed from Wilton P & Z, H 3/7/88 p13+

Wiltonites voice concerns over wetland application, H 12/13/88 p27+

WGMXStation owners aren't listening

[letter], H 8/30/88 p5Wharton, F. D. Jr.

Executive award [photo], H 5/19/88 p39

Wheeler, Caroline CromwellNorwalk resident on Colgate

board, H 9/12/88 p17Wheels. SEE NORWALK

TRANSIT DISTRICTWhistle Stop

Restaurant approved for railroad station, H 6/28/88 p11

Whitaker, Karen MarieManslaughter count hinted in van

fatality, H 11/16/88 p4White House Conference on

Public/Private PartnershipsWhite House Conference

stresses need for corporate involvement, BJ 12/5/88 p3

White, Joseph IIIHealth/Fitness: Paramedic joins

NCC staff, H 9/12/88 p10White, Rebecca


Whitford, FloraPlays for her 101st birthday

[photo], H 4/30/88 p15

Whitman, LarryShare proceeds with Hospice, H

7/12/88 p15Whitney-Payne, Stephanie

Life in the country suits artist [photo], H 11/28/88 p33+

Whittemore, StanleyCode Enforcement director

named. Council waives requirement, H 12/15/88 p9

Whittemore approval is step closer, H 8/26/88 p7

Whittingham, Levi and SimeriahMarried 35 years [photo], H

1/30/88 p14Who's on First

Fans pour out to get a Winfield autograph [photo], H 8/22/88 p13+

Whyte, WilliamEye on Real Estate: William

Whyte to lead tour of Wall Street area, H 9/13/88 p13

Wickett, RussellSocial services commission

bolstered by appointment, H 3/31/88 p11

Wiegand, Prof. ErnestErnest Wiegand is named to

board of Shaker Village [photo], H 1/7/88 p24

Wiener, DavidLocal bike designer shifts gears:

David Wiener of Westport now sportswear enthusiast [photo], H 9/10/88 p13+

Wiggins, StephenWiggins dedicated to health care

[photo], [chart], H 9/22/88 p19+

Wilcox, John A.Cartoonists do part for AIDS


Wild animals as pets-DarienJudge says tiger can't return to

Darien home, H 3/25/88 p1+Wildflower-Collection and

preservation. SEE BENJAMIN WILDFLOWER RESERVE

Wildlife as pets. SEE WILD ANIMALS AS PETS

Wildlife Refuge. SEE STEWART B. MCKINNEY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Wildlife refuges-WestonWildlife sanctuary opens in

Weston, H 10/26/88 p35Wildlife sanctuaries. SEE

WILDLIFE REFUGESWilkinson Boyd Capital Markets

Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 8/23/88

p17

William Belcher GroupFocus on Marketing, H 4/12/88

p18William Moore Lodge

Moore youth group wins 6 trophies [photo], H 12/6/88 p9

William Pitt Inc.Eye on Real Estate, H 8/2/88

p13, H 10/11/88 p13Financial service firm, move to

Westport, BJ 11/14/88 p10Fred S. James subleases office


Guard down on trade secrets and stff, H 9/22/88 p42

Manager of William Pitt Real Estate office in Norwalk awarded, H 4/21/88 p24

Rent-it-Center purchases building in Stamford, BJ 12/26/88 p11

William Pitt Inc. has won three marketing awards, H 10/27/88 p29

William Pitt Inc. named exclusive leasing agent for 10 Mott Ave., H 10/13/88 p35

William Pitt Inc. was the broker in two leases, H 11/1/88 p13+

William Raveis Real EstateEye on Real Estate, H 3/3/88

p33, H 8/23/88 p17Eye on Real Estate: Join forces

[photo], H 3/31/88 p25Eye on Real Estate: Raveis

acquires Wachob & Charney, H 9/13/88 p13

Real estate company's annual drawing winner chooses trip to Europe [photo], H 4/21/88 p32

William S. Jones HouseOld house preserved on Post

Road West [photo], H 7/20/88 p35+

Williams, JoanConnecticut women wins battle

over ownership of manuscript, H 1/4/88 p13+

Faulkner's friend....but her own writer: Joan Williams' life and art [photo], H 8/8/88 p13+

Library author talk features Joan Williams [photo], H 5/9/88 p13+

Williams, LanceBMHS' Williams tops city [photo],

H 1/15/88 p23+City of Norwalk high school

scoring leaders: Williams goes to 25.8; Dineen nears 1,000 [photo], H 2/9/88 p28+

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Williams, Lance (Continued)Nobody can top Williams' 26.8:

Maharaj needs nine for 1,000, H 2/23/88 p33




Williams, Williard R.Williard Williams honored at

national banquet [photo], H 7/2/88 p23

Willie Nelson. SEE OYSTER FESTIVAL

Wilson Ave.-NorwalkApproval of bus facility on Wilson

Avenue recommended, H 7/29/88 p10

Lot for buses available in SoNo, H 7/25/88 p10

Plan to build school bus garage on Wilson Avenue irks residents, H 7/21/88 p15

Wilson MotorsTempers at ZBA meeting over

Wilson Motors variance, H 8/12/88 p9

Wilson PropertiesEye on Real Estate, H 6/9/88 p27

Wilson, TyroneNew Canaan man gets 20 years


Wiltek Inc.Strictly Business: Wiltek posts

gain in earnings, H 9/15/88 p24

Strictly Business: Wiltek revenues up 19%, H 12/13/88 p11

Wiltek goes after the Blue Chips: Company looks for customers concerned about bottom line [photo], H 7/28/88 p27+

Wiltek net up in quarter, H 6/23/88 p30

Wilton Bank1st anniversary [photo], H 5/3/88

p30New Wilton Bank turns the

corner: CEO Nicki Brown reports first quarter of profits [photo], H 9/15/88 p24+

Strictly Business: Wilton Bank joins ATM network, H 2/23/88 p21

Wilton Baptist ChurchAldrich chosen interim pastor, H

1/30/88 p18

Wilton Baptist parishioners are young, diversified group [photo], H 6/4/88 p10+

Wilton Community Nursery School

Pumpkin festival set for Oct. 15: Youngsters ready for the festival [photo], H 10/4/88 p33+

Wilton Encore ClubWilton Encore's new team

[photo], H 6/4/88 p26Wilton Family YMCA

Backus joins staff at Wilton Y [photo], H 5/18/88 p17

Wilton `Y' golf outing a success [photo], H 8/9/88 p39

Wilton Health FairLarge turnout anticipated for

Wilton Health Fair [photo], H 4/20/88 p13+

Wilton High SchoolClass told to make own decisions

[photo], H 6/24/88 p33+Credits raised for graduation, H

5/16/88 p17+Firm hand, new ideas at Wilton

High [photo], H 6/29/88 p27+Fujitani's defense best around, H

9/16/88 p23Instruments needed by high

school, H 9/16/88 p45Man arrested at school, H

8/19/88 p11Man living in booth ordered to

hospital for psychiatric tests, H 8/20/88 p35

Officials reject student plan for open campus, H 3/16/88 p35

Open campus policy opposed: Wilton parents voice objections [photo], H 3/9/88 p13

Santa's helpers [photo], H 12/29/88 p15

School board backs computer writing lab, H 11/4/88 p49+

Theater class wows 'em in Wilton [photo], H 5/20/88 p17+

Wilton seniors to be invited to post-graduation party, H 5/27/88 p11+


Wilton High School-Awards173 students honored at Wilton

awards assembly, H 6/16/88 p15+

Browne wins top Key Club award [photo], H 5/14/88 p25+

Koerwer garners full scholarship, H 5/14/88 p26


Students given National Merit Scholarships, H 4/12/88 p10

Wilton student wins computer art contest [photo], H 1/11/88 p11+

Wilton High School-Graduation173 students honored at Wilton

awards assembly, H 6/16/88 p15+

Class told to make own decisions [photo], H 6/24/88 p33+


Wilton High School-MusicWilton band and its trophies

[photo], H 5/26/88 p53Wilton bands carry away top

honors, H 5/23/88 p13Wilton High School-Sports

'88 local/area boys' HS tennis preview [photo], H 4/14/88 p32

Baseball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Best leads Wilton to 64-43 win, H

3/8/88 p27+Darien tops Wilton in girls' tennis

final, H 5/28/88 p44FCIAC girls cage final tonight:

Wilton against Greenwich, H 2/25/88 p25+


Gymnastics preview [photo], H 1/11/88 p19+






New Canaan shocks Wilton [photo], H 5/27/88 p31+


Over 2,000 see Wilton win lacrosse title [photo], H 6/6/88 p15+


Softball preview, H 4/7/88 p17+Trumbull wins; Washburn stars

[photo], H 5/27/88 p35

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Wilton High School-Sports (Continued)


Will Wilton gymnasts ever lose? [photo], H 1/11/88 p19+




Wilton lacrosse finishes unbeaten, H 5/21/88 p18






Zeoli should receive gold medal: Unofficial state event draws 39 schools [photo], H 2/29/88 p23+

Wilton High School-StaffSearch under way for Holt's

successor, H 3/17/88 p13+Wilton High principal recovering

from heart bypass operation, H 4/4/88 p21+

Wilton Historical SocietyVictorian Christmas on display at

historical society [photo], H 12/23/88 p33

Wilton Historical has 21st Antiques Show [photo], H 3/7/88 p17

Wilton Hope ChurchWilton visited by missionaries, H

5/11/88 p9Wilton Key Club

Key Club will join CROP Walk, H 5/13/88 p11+

Wilton Kiwanis ClubKiwanis Club dedicates flag pole

to McKendry [photo], H 10/20/88 p41+

Kiwanis Club will continue Wilton community orchestra, H 2/22/88 p16

Wilton Library Association Inc.Doctor presents video to library,

H 3/31/88 p7

First `Tea & Talk with Author' Sunday: At the Wilton Library [photo], H 4/11/88 p23+

Four books discussed about creative lives, H 9/30/88 p18

Grand opening [photo], H 6/7/88 p22

Librarian elected council officer, H 3/2/88 p17

Library association names president [photo], H 7/23/88 p36

Never too young [photo], H 4/20/88 p16

Wilton Meadows Health Care Center

Health carecenter is dedicated, H 4/16/88 p13

Wilton Motors ChevroletUse of car won by technician

[photo], H 5/6/88 p19Wilton Playshop

Playshop volunteers find the stage is their world [photo], H 2/26/88 p29+

Wilton Plumbing and HeatingControversial application

withdrawn, H 2/2/88 p13+Wilton P & Z grants plumbing firm

permit, H 4/6/88 p11Wilton Presbyterian Church

Rev. Mabon to end interim pastorship, H 8/13/88 p11

Wilton PTA CouncilKalaher gives report to state PTA

members, H 10/3/88 p9Wilton Public Library

In the spirit of Christmas [photo], H 12/16/88 p45

Wilton Road-WestportSection of Wilton Road to close

to allow work on parkway span, H 10/6/88 p49

Wilton SingersWilton Singers to perform at

concert, H 12/6/88 p33Wilton Volunteer Ambulance

CorpsEmergency response changes

create some dissatisfaction, H 10/4/88 p33+

Wilton Volunteer Firefighters Inc.`Old Reliable' a fireman's dream:

Ready for action after 50 years [photo], H 8/29/88 p33+


Volunteers unhappy with plan, H 12/15/88 p15

Wilton FD volunteer proposal on table, H 12/3/88 p9

Wilton selectmen delay vote: Proposal catches firefighters by surprise, H 12/6/88 p33+

Wilton Y Children's CenterWilton Y Children's Center

garners national childhood accreditation, H 1/9/88 p13

Wilton Y WahoosAnother title for Wahoos, H

8/4/88 p32Five Wahoos head to Olympic

trials, H 3/29/88 p36Olympic hopefuls off to swim

trials [photo], H 8/5/88 p23+Several Wahoos swim in Buffalo,

H 4/19/88 p34Team benefits from premiere

[photo], H 7/22/88 p45Wahoo swim news, H 1/15/88

p26, H 3/24/88 p24Wahoos win state title, H 7/28/88

p44Wilton YMCA. SEE WILTON

FAMILY YMCAWilton Youth Council

New youth board ignites debate, H 6/6/88 p13

Youth Council chosen as new advisory board, H 6/7/88 p11

Wilton-BudgetWilton board adopts budget of

$11.4 million, H 2/25/88 p37+Wilton-Budgets

Budget request would raise Wilton taxes by 20 percent, H 1/20/88 p1+

Four additional men sought by Fire Department: In proposed 1988-87 budget, H 1/7/88 p13

Wilton board gives and takes on budget, H 3/31/88 p17+

Wilton-Capital Improvement PlanWilton board studies five-year

plan, H 3/8/88 p17Wilton-Charter Authority

Grant slipup may create Charter Authority deficit, H 11/16/88 p31

Wilton-Commission on Social Services

Desmond seeks nominees for social services positions, H 6/22/88 p23+

Six members resign from commission, H 6/21/88 p9+

Wilton-Conservation Commission

Developers seek permit for gazebo, H 11/15/88 p9+


Town wants better land from builders, H 2/23/88 p13+

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Wilton-Democratic Town Committee

Goldstein takes over as Wilton DTC chief [photo], H 4/11/88 p13+

Wilton-DevelopmentBoard to review subdivision plan

[Lewisboro], H 11/1/88 p35+Residents air views on Chance

Hills, H 11/22/88 p9+Wilton man voices concern about

Lewisboro proposal, H 9/27/88 p11+

Wilton-Economic development projects

Desmond forms panel to review G & B proposal, H 8/1/88 p11

House in developer's way, he may donate it to town, H 10/3/88 p9

Wilton-Education, Board ofBoard of Education announces 3

retirees, H 4/27/88 p36Hastings gives computers a plug:

In course for parents [photo], H 5/10/88 p13+

Lengthened school day concerns parents, H 10/14/88 p45+

Parents air concerns about longer school day, H 11/18/88 p49

School board elects officers, H 12/9/88 p46


Wilton-Education, Board of-Budgets

Budget draws few comments from residents, H 1/29/88 p23+

New cuts made in Wilton school budget, H 2/26/88 p29

Wilton school board takes ax to new budget, H 2/19/88 p11+

Wilton schools seek $18.5 million [graph], H 1/15/88 p1+

Wilton-ElectionsGill defends her record: Banks

questions her votes [photos], H 11/2/88 p35+

Wilton-Finance, Board ofBoard hopes to lower mill rate, H

3/29/88 p13Budget request would raise

Wilton taxes by 20 percent, H 1/20/88 p1+

Finance board says no line-item deficit this year, H 12/23/88 p33

Grant slipup may create Charter Authority deficit, H 11/16/88 p31

Project cost under study in Wilton, H 7/27/88 p33+

Road program cut to be bonded, H 4/15/88 p33+

Tax increase whittled to 7.9%: Budget by $1.4 million, H 3/30/88 p21+

Wilton board gives and takes on budget, H 3/31/88 p17+

Wilton residents uneasy about budget increase: But $2 million road program supported, H 3/24/88 p15

Wilton-Fire Dept.Firefighting skills learned by fuel

company workers, H 10/12/88 p33+

Four additional men sought by Fire Department: In proposed 1988-87 budget, H 1/7/88 p13

New fire trucks on the road [photo], H 1/29/88 p23

Volunteers seek revisions in plan for firefighters, H 12/8/88 p13+

Wilton selectmen delay vote: Proposal catches firefighters by surprise, H 12/6/88 p33+

Wilton's overtime bill at about $300,000, H 7/5/88 p36

Wilton-First Selectmen. SEE DESMOND, EDWARD C.

Wilton-HistoryAmateur authors win history merit

award [photo], H 10/6/88 p1+Wilton's history brought to life in

class [photo], H 11/25/88 p61+

Wilton-Housing CommitteeWilton awaits word on land for

homes, H 7/19/88 p11+Wilton-Industrial development

projectsG & B developers to seek

feedback from citizens, H 9/30/88 p45

Wilton-Inland Wetlands AgencyBoard approves setback for

septic system, H 6/14/88 p12Wilton-Officials and employees

Search narrowing for Wilton planner, H 6/13/88 p9+

Town Hall employees vote for union by 21-7 margin, H 3/5/88 p15


Wilton officials busy at negotiations table, H 7/14/88 p13+

Wilton workers lean toward union, H 1/5/88 p1+

Workers to vote on union, H 1/23/88 p13+

Wilton-Parks and Recreation Dept.

P & R commission adjusts to changes: Delay expected for pavilion project, H 8/18/88 p33

Wilton officials accept P & R director's resignation, H 7/23/88 p35

Wilton-Planning and Zoning Commission

Antiques shop wins commission approval, H 4/26/88 p13+

Attorney responds on appearances, H 1/22/88 p11+

Builder: Structures not sound, H 9/1/88 p17

Chairman still opposed to P & Z study, H 4/8/88 p13+

Coffee aroma sought at Wilton train depot [photo], H 6/14/88 p1+


Commission debates parking proposals for town center, H 6/1/88 p33

Construction halted on building, H 8/31/88 p35+

Court clears way for building of sludge lagoons, H 3/16/88 p35

Ice cream shop requests drive-up windows, H 9/22/88 p15


Old barn ain't what she used to be, H 2/23/88 p13

P & Z approves multi-family zone change, H 2/9/88 p37+

P & Z denies permit for Split Rock House, H 10/4/88 p33


P & Z reviews complaints about day care center, H 10/19/88 p37+

P & Z to hear request for mini food mart, H 8/19/88 p11

P & Z won't study split proposal, H 3/15/88 p17+

Phone tower putting commissioners on call, H 3/9/88 p14

Publisher asks to expand building, H 1/6/88 p19

Report favors sale of parcel at Quarry Head, H 12/14/88 p37

Resident challenges Wilton P & Z action, H 8/31/88 p35+

Store development plan narrowly wins approval, H 6/30/88 p24

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Wilton-Planning and Zoning Commission (Continued)


Town wants better land from builders, H 2/23/88 p13+

Two day-care applications win zoning approval, H 6/29/88 p27

Wetlands agency may be removed from Wilton P & Z, H 3/7/88 p13+

Wilton commissioners will seek more active role in G & B project, H 12/21/88 p37

Wilton P & Z grants plumbing firm permit, H 4/6/88 p11


Wilton zone change plan draws little reaction: Perkin-Elmer, Dreyfus affected, H 5/24/88 p21


Zone change application takes step forwad, H 1/16/88 p21

Zone change will limit development, H 6/8/88 p13+

Wilton-Planning DirectorPlanner hired in Wilton, H 8/4/88

p41+Search narrowing for Wilton

planner, H 6/13/88 p9+Wilton-Police Commission

Commission urged to help put brakes on Wilton speeders, H 10/12/88 p33

Search under way for new officers, H 6/10/88 p35

Wilton-Police Dept.Barrett, Hill proud graduates of


Doesn't think officer treated fairly [letter], H 2/25/88 p5

Frustrated chief wants more officers, H 1/4/88 p13

Fur trade is police matter, H 2/19/88 p11

Gavell to attend criminal school, H 9/24/88 p37

Police chief cites reasons for overtime, H 7/1/88 p37

Police given grant for program [photo], H 7/28/88 p15

Report urges restructure of Wilton police, H 2/16/88 p13+

Wilton gains two police officers [photo], H 8/17/88 p35

Wilton improves 911 emergency system [photo], H 11/7/88 p15

Wilton officer appeals disciplinary action: Suspension followed traffic accident, H 2/12/88 p57+

Wilton police make `perfect' delivery [photo], H 7/27/88 p1+


Wilton-Police Dept.-JailArea police chiefs favor regional


Wilton-Public Works, Dept. ofDPW budget up by 9 percent, H

2/11/88 p13DPW to give parking lot sandpile

new space, H 7/8/88 p14Road improvements account for

almost $2 million in budget, H 2/11/88 p13+

Road paving program passes test, H 7/20/88 p35+


Wilton-Second SelectmanHerot named second selectman,

H 8/19/88 p11Wilton-Selectmen, Board of

Board approves firefighting plan; volunteers upset, H 12/20/88 p9+

Board to meet guests from England, H 10/17/88 p37

Funds OK'd for bubble-dome plans, H 8/16/88 p29

Reens calls it quits in Wilton, H 7/7/88 p13+

Residents call for road to be paved, H 4/19/88 p37

Residents petition for road work, H 5/17/88 p11+

Selectmen blast roadblock to pavement funds: One way or the other, H 4/12/88 p9


Selectmen review steps for housing, H 9/20/88 p33+

Selectmen send message to Board of Finance, H 5/19/88 p22

Trash fee increase impact reviewed, H 2/3/88 p33

Wilton board adopts budget of $11.4 million, H 2/25/88 p37+

Wilton board corrects error on appointments, H 8/3/88 p36

Wilton board members reappointed, H 1/23/88 p14

Wilton board studies five-year plan, H 3/8/88 p17

Wilton rec project tagged at $5 million, H 7/19/88 p1+

Wilton to pay $4.3 million for code work, H 4/15/88 p33+

Youth Council chosen as new advisory board, H 6/7/88 p11

Zucker nominated to be a selectman, H 8/5/88 p41

Wilton-Selectmen, Board of-Housing Committee

DOT may give excess land to Wilton, H 9/16/88 p45+

Wilton-Social Services Commission

Social services panel reviews new charge, H 10/21/88 p27

Wilton-TaxationDeadlines set for tax examption

claims, H 9/7/88 p34Wilton-Town Meeting

Town Meeting gave residents many opportunities to smile, H 5/5/88 p14

Wilton-Voter registrationRegistration for voters ends

Tuesday, H 10/17/88 p4Voter registration down by 5,000


Wilton-Water CommissionCommission favoring water main

extension, H 5/12/88 p13+Commission wants voice in water

policies, H 10/31/88 p35Homeowners seek hookups, H

4/7/88 p13Questionnaire sent to Wilton

residents: Homeowners asked about piped water, H 3/3/88 p13

Silvermine residents will receive another shot at piped water, H 3/26/88 p25+

Water main extension approved, H 5/20/88 p17+

Wilton residents unhappy with water main proposal, H 4/7/88 p13+

Wilton Water Commission to pick firm to run main into Silvermine, H 6/2/88 p15+

Wilton-Zoning Board of AppealsAttorney responds on

appearances, H 1/22/88 p11+Conflicts charged in ZBA suit, H

5/5/88 p13+ZBA gives variance to Wilton

plumber, H 7/12/88 p11+Wiltse, David

Wilton's Wiltse gives his views on Broadway, H 1/26/88 p11+

Window WorksEntrepreneur Patricia Floyd:

Trades corporate career for

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Window Works (Continued)franchise [photo], H 4/19/88 p27

Winds-NorwalkHigh winds knock down power

lines, H 12/29/88 p1+Winfield St.-Norwalk


Winfield, DaveFans pour out to get a Winfield

autograph [photo], H 8/22/88 p13+

Winfield, John R.Caring father brings College

Night to Norwalk, H 3/23/88 p10

Winston, JamesParent tells school board to aim

for excellence, H 4/28/88 p7Winter, Dr. Stephen M.

Appointed [photo], H 4/4/88 p17Winthrop Hill-Weston

Winthrop Hill subdivision approved by P & Z, H 2/9/88 p37+

Wirtenberg, MargaretWirtenberg paintings to be

featured in NC, H 10/1/88 p36Withdrawal symptoms. SEE

DRUG WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS

Wittek Development Corp.Eye on Real Estate, H 4/21/88

p35Eye on Real Estate: Wittek

converts Yonkers hospital [il], H 7/26/88 p21

Focus on Marketing, H 5/5/88 p31Wittek, Kurt

Developer's attorney says he was 'accused unfairly,' H 9/29/88 p10



WNLK-1350 AMComplaints called to mayor's

attention, H 4/26/88 p11Gauchet on mend, H 3/14/88 p11Hour, WNLK win crowns, H

3/22/88 p39Mayor takes calls on radio show,

H 3/4/88 p8Wolf, Patricia Buck

City fair housing officer quits to take state human rights post, H 2/17/88 p10

Wolfe, PaulSilvermine Chamber celebrates

30 years [photo], H 8/25/88 p17

Wolfe, RuthWilton woman to speak on folk

art, H 5/24/88 p23Wolfpit Rd. Bridge

Renovations starting on Wolfpit bridges, H 6/25/88 p24

Wolfpit SchoolGarden dedicated to teacher:

Phillips remembered at Wolfpit [photo], H 6/10/88 p14


Wolfson, HarryThe volunteer life at 81 [photo], H

12/12/88 p1+Women prisoners-Norwalk

City's attorneys examining need for police matron, H 4/28/88 p1+

Women's American Organization for Rehabilitative Training. SEE ORT-FAIRFIELD COUNTY REGION

Women's Crisis Center, Inc.Agencies here focus on domestic

violence [photo], H 10/6/88 p15

Bright and beautiful. Having a ball at the ball. Miles of smiles [photo], H 12/15/88 p19



Questions withdrawal of support [letter], H 7/18/88 p5

Women's center concerned about funding cutbacks, H 7/18/88 p1+

Women's Health Care AssociatesHealth care firm establishes

office in Fairfield, BJ 12/12/88 p 9

Women's lib. SEE FEMINISMWomen's liberation movement.

SEE FEMINISMWomen's shelters



Women-Clothing. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Women-Dress. SEE CLOTHING AND DRESS

Wood Associates Inc.Two leases completed for

Fairfield property, BJ 12/19/88 p11

Wood Associates leases office in Fairfield, BJ 11/21/88 p17

Wood, Rev. Richard H.Grace Baptist is honoring Rev.

Wood [photo], H 9/19/88 p7Wood, Douglas R.

RTM elects Wood as moderator, H 12/7/88 p37+

Wood, RonHome/Town People [photo], H

8/23/88 p13Woodlawn Ave.-Norwalk-

Residents upset with city over failure to pipe brook in South Norwalk, H 9/26/88 p12

Woodpecker ShopNew business names, BJ

11/21/88 p18Woodside Ave.-Norwalk


Woodside Avenue residents will receive bottled water, H 6/10/88 p7

Woodward Ave.-NorwalkOpposes Woodward Ave. site

[letter], H 7/26/88 p5Vote on Harris & Gans move to

Woodward Avenue divided, H 8/12/88 p6

Work and labor, Contracts for. SEE CONTRACTS FOR WORK AND LABOR

Works Progress Administration mural paintings. SEE WPA MURAL PAINTINGS

World Sculpture Race. SEE ALSO SONO ARTS CELEBRATION

World sculpture race a SoNo fest highlight [photo], H 8/1/88 p19+

Worth, BarbaraWorth scholarship award [letter],

H 6/23/88 p5WPA mural paintings

A legacy of the Great Depression [photo], H 8/8/88 p16

Another opinion: Mural is district's [photo], H 6/29/88 p1+

City asked to sponsor mural: Hanging in City Hall council chambers, H 5/5/88 p16

Commission seeks $52,000 for mural, H 6/24/88 p9

Committee effort earns $75,500 for restoration of 9 WPA murals [photo], H 1/8/88 p7

275


WPA mural paintings (Continued)Council approves resolution on

mural, H 7/27/88 p7Council opposes motion

restricting display of murals, H 10/27/88 p1+

Feds offer no help on mural ownership, H 6/7/88 p1+

Foundation gift helps with murals, H 12/14/88 p5

Gannalo steps down: Bloom takes post, H 11/3/88 p7

Go slowly with paintings [letter], H 9/27/88 p5

Grant sought to restore murals, H 10/10/88 p7

Historical panel to request $52,000: For removal, restoration of mural, H 5/26/88 p9

Katz relinquishes any claim to mural in former city hall, H 8/4/88 p9

Mahackemo belongs in City Hall [letter], H 7/18/88 p5


More on murals [letter], H 10/24/88 p11

Mural, bone marrow registry $$ okay, H 8/2/88 p16

Murals chairman blasts councilman's resolution, H 11/3/88 p7


New, old city halls vie for WPA mural, H 6/2/88 p1+

Officials urge faster action on the mural, H 7/20/88 p10

One way up [photo], H 8/24/88 p1Overflow crowd dedicates

nation's largest mural collection in City Hall [photo], H 10/20/88 p4

Panel ponders legal action to save old city hall mural, H 7/7/88 p1+

Ransom of Red Chief [edit], H 7/12/88 p4

Transfer of mural to City Hall okayed, H 8/17/88 p11

Two additional paintings channeled for restoration, H 12/12/88 p7

Two district commissioners say city hall can have mural, H 8/3/88 p11

Two: Mural belongs in the new city hall, H 6/30/88 p1+


Wrestling-NorwalkCasagrande steps down as

BMHS wrestling coach [photo], H 12/1/88 p45+






The Hour looks back when....[BMHS 1971 wrestling team] [photo], H 12/22/88 p41

Tomlin brings home FCIAC gold [photo], H 2/16/88 p25+

Two Senators All-FCIAC [photo], H 3/21/88 p19

Wrestling-WestportCahill cops Open, H 2/29/88 p27FCIAC event set for New

Canaan, H 2/11/88 p35+Wright International Financial

CenterNews in review, I

12/23/88–1/5/89 p4Wright Investor's Service

Market risk rises as takeover activity grows, Wright notes, BJ 10/10/88 p 8

Wright expects stagnant market in `89, BJ 12/19/88 p21

Wright Investor's expects continued slow economy, BJ 11/14/88 p2

Wright Investor's foresees slower economic growth, BJ 11/7/88 p10

Writers. SEE AUTHORS-NAME OF TOWN

Writers-WiltonWilton woman to speak on folk

art, H 5/24/88 p23Writing (Authorship). SEE

CREATIVE WRITINGWu, Henry Hongda

Survivor recalls years spent in labor camp, H 10/28/88 p9

Wubbenhorse, ArvillaNorwalk couple enjoys

involvement: With student assistance program, H 1/28/88 p11

Wubbenhorse, WilliamNorwalk couple enjoys

involvement: With student assistance program, H 1/28/88 p11

Wysnewski, JudyNamed [photo], H 4/4/88 p17

XXerox Corp. SEE ALSO XEROX

IMAGING SYSTEMSXerox Corp.

News in review, I 12/9–22/88 p5Xerox acquires marketing rights

for printer software, BJ 11/21/88 p2

Xerox buys software unit, H 8/25/88 p15

Xerox wins defense contract, I 10/14–27/88 p7

Xerox Financial ServicesEye on Real Estate, H 5/17/88

p19Xerox Imaging Systems

Datacopy, Kurzweil units merged to form Xerox Imaging System, BJ 11/7/88 p14

YYAC. SEE ALSO VILLAGE

Bacharach recipient is sought, H 3/26/88 p25+

Generation gap bridged by teen-agers and elderly [photo], H 10/27/88 p13

Plans for move made by Youth Adult Council, H 9/16/88 p45

YAC given office space in Bedford Middle School, H 12/20/88 p9+

Youth council helping newcomers to adjust [photo], H 8/8/88 p33+

Youth council may move to Town hall, H 11/18/88 p49+

Youth panel re-examines directions: Members review past year, H 7/23/88 p35

Yacht Charters UnlimitedYacht chartering hits choppy

seas, H 5/12/88 p29+Yachts and yachting

Wedding, family vacation [photo], H 6/3/88 p28

Yankee Doodle BridgeA bridge perilous [edit], H 3/4/88

p4Construction shift snarls I-95

traffic [photo], H 8/18/88 p7How long can this be going on?

[photo], H 6/24/88 p1+No reason for bridge tieup [letter],

H 6/29/88 p5Pavers show progress on

Yankee Doodle Bridge [photo], H 8/5/88 p1+

Ramp closure strands East Avenue, I 11/11/88–11/24/88 p45

276


Yankee Doodle Bridge (Continued)

Work shifts to new portion of Yankee Doodle Bridge, H 8/17/88 p8

Yankee Doodle bridge macaroni? [letter], H 7/6/88 p5

Yankee Doodle Bridge pavers finish section [photo], H 11/19/88 p1+

Yankee Doodle bridge paving begins [photo], H 7/19/88 p1+

Yankee Doodle Bridge traffic pattern changing, H 12/27/88 p5

Yankee Doodle Bridge won't open 'til '89, H 3/3/88 p12

Yankee Handyman Inc.DeTroy launches handyman


Yankee Heritage Tourism DistrictAllure of `Back Roads' surprises

tourism chief, H 10/7/88 p1+City could become mecca for

tourists [drawing], H 2/2/88 p22

Mansion's gatehouse dedicated as new tourist information center [photo], H 7/7/88 p7

Tourism district's office to be moved to gatehouse, H 1/23/88 p18

Yankelovich, Clancy & ShulmanYankelovich research: Gray

consumers flex muscle [photo], H 3/22/88 p25

Yankelovich takes pulse of consumer, H 5/24/88 p28

YMCA. SEE WESTPORT/WESTON YMCA; WILTON FAMILY YMCA

Yogi EnterprisesNew business names, BJ

12/12/88 p 23Yordon, Rev. Henry K.

Disappointed [letter], H 5/10/88 p5NEON board backs Yordon in

dispute, H 5/12/88 p1+Parishioner supports her pastor

[letter], H 5/20/88 p5Response from NEON chairman

[letter], H 5/14/88 p5Yorwerth, John

Presenting yourself, BD 10–11/88 p26+

Young's NurseriesEye on Real Estate:Young's

Nurseries to open branch in Litchfield County, H 10/6/88 p45

Nice day to water chrysanthemums [photo], H 10/11/88 p9

Young, BarbaraMother's Day gift changed

Young's life, H 7/12/88 p29+Westport's Young cops state

amateur golf title [photo], H 6/25/88 p35

Young, Dolan go for crown, H 6/24/88 p27

Young-Davis, NaydaHome/Town People [photo], H

4/5/88 p13Youth Adult Council. SEE

WESTPORT YOUTH ADULT COUNCIL

Youth services-WiltonCoordinator prepares to help

Wilton teens, H 9/19/88 p37Youth-Employment

Sloan opposes 15-year-old hiring, H 4/20/88 p12

Youth-Employment-Norwalk27 city students complete skill

training program, H 6/17/88 p13

YWCA of StamfordFormer YWCA for sale for $2.3

million, BJ 11/28/88 p10

ZZabek, Dr. Robert J.

New dean chosen from field of 86 [photo], H 9/15/88 p35

Zamm & ZammEye on Real Estate, H 4/7/88 p25

Zandis Recording StudioNew Business Names, BJ

11/14/88 p18Zarem, Jane E.


Zebra Design Inc.Marketing ad libs, BJ 11/7/88 p1

Zeoli, Nick`Mr. Z' is named main speaker at

Norwalk Old Timers' dinner [photo], H 10/26/88 p23

Writers to honor `Mr. Z' [photo], H 12/9/88 p31+

Zeoli should receive gold medal: Unofficial state event draws 39 schools [photo], H 2/29/88 p23+

Ziegler, Dale`Edge of the Woods' [photo], H

9/29/88 p20Zilske, Augusta

For Augusta Zilske: Old-fashioned party for 100th birthday [photo], H 8/15/88 p21

Zimmerman, Gustave`Gus' Zimmerman retires from

Hour [photo], H 7/30/88 p1+Zionist Organization of America

Meets Zionists [photo], H 12/10/88 p27

Zip codeSisters to guard zip code

trademark [photo], H 10/1/88 p13+

Zipeto, LeighGoing for the gold: Helping

library, Scouts are big winners [photo], H 6/2/88 p19

Zobel, AlliaAllia Zobel of Norwalk Press Club

multi winner [photo], H 6/2/88 p20

Zoning law-NorwalkCity Planners defend new zoning

against objections from Water St. [map], H 1/19/88 p1+

East Avenue zone change alllows new mixed-use office building, H 2/8/88 p6

Keep zoning regs [letter], H 1/26/88 p5


Planners, attorneys laud city mixed use regulations, H 2/4/88 p9

Reflections of an ex-planner [letter], H 5/26/88 p5

Two mixed use plans submitted this week, H 2/4/88 p9

Zoning law-RowaytonRowaytonites: No zoning

changes, H 10/26/88 p4Zoning law-Weston

Selectman doubts ruling footage to affect town, H 7/23/88 p35

Zoning law-WestportOpen house signs rile residents,

H 4/20/88 p13+Zoning law-Wilton

Zone change application takes step forwad, H 1/16/88 p21

Zoning variances-WestonMessex Hill neighbors concerned


Zoning-NorwalkRowaytonites: No zoning

changes, H 10/26/88 p4Zucker, Barbara

Rowing agrees with Zucker, Maisano [photo], H 8/16/88 p10

Zucker, Judith B.Selectmen add Zucker to board

[photo], H 8/16/88 p29+

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Zucker, Judith B. (Continued)Zucker nominated to be a

selectman, H 8/5/88 p41Zullo, David

Commission turns down pond request, H 5/19/88 p21+

Homeowner drops plan to put in pond, H 6/8/88 p14

Zullo, Frank N.No decision by Zullo on state

post, H 12/21/88 p9Zullo elected, H 6/1/88 p6

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