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Military briefs for July 28
news@jessaminejournal.comKlingshirn completes pre-deployment training Marine Corps James M. Klingshirn, son of Shelia R. Klingshirn of Wilmore and James H. Klingshirn of Orlando, Fla., and fellow Marines assigned to Headquarters and Service Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics,...Tags: Bob McDonnell, Executive Branch, Politics, Elections, Firearms
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Connecticut Union Members Vote Down a $1.6 Billion Concessions Plan
It's been interesting, in a sort of train-wreck-aftermath sort of way, to watch the two PR guys for Connecticut state employee unions trying to find some explanation for the death of the state concessions deal that doesn't involve the arrogance and...Tags: Civil and Public Service, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Connecticut, Republican Party, Executive Branch
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Governors Malloy, Markell Travel Together To Kuwait, Afghanistan; Two Democrats Love Traveling; Markell Campaigned In Hartford For Malloy
In Afghanistan this week, they were side by side. In Kuwait, too. Not long ago, Govs. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut and Jack Markell of Delaware were together in Hartford as well — to talk about the best ways to create jobs. And a year before...Tags: Tom Foley, Stamford, Executive Branch, Trips and Vacations, Northeast Utilities
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Segarra's Campaign Gets Boost As Key Opponent Steps Aside
The Hartford CourantSaying that Gov. Dannel P. Malloy had urged him to put his "differences aside" with Mayor Pedro Segarra, Shawn Wooden withdrew from the mayor's race Thursday and said he would instead run for city council. Wooden, a city lawyer who was considered...Tags: Ned Lamont, Executive Branch, Elections, Politics, Eddie A. Perez
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Segarra's 1st Year: High Marks For Advocacy, Low On Execution
When Pedro Segarra first stepped into the mayor's office, the city was reeling from the resignation of his predecessor, Eddie Perez, who was convicted last June of felony corruption charges.
Segarra moved quickly to restore trust in city government.
A...Tags: John Rowland, John Fonfara, Philosophy, Executive Branch, Politics
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Malloy's First Session Completed; Lawmakers Split Over Its Success
The Hartford CourantWhen Gov. Dannel P. Malloy took the oath of office in January as the first Democratic governor in 20 years, he vowed that things would be different. And they were. For the first time in recent years, the state legislature finished the budget and tax...Tags: Justice System, Health and Safety at Work, North Branford, University of Connecticut, Connecticut Economic Development
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Dr. William A. Pettit Jr.: Death Penalty Is Justice For Murderers
"Justice is the first virtue of social institutions," according to philosopher John Rawls. It transcends national borders, races and cultures. The death penalty is the appropriate societal response to the brutal and willful act of capital felony murder....Tags: Prisons, Quinnipiac University, Death Penalty, Justice System, Murder
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Three More Rell Administration Appointees Get The Ax
The Hartford CourantThere were three more firings this week of Rell-administration political appointees -- both high-level and low -- who landed on the permanent state civil-service payroll during the waning months of Republican M. Jodi Rell's governorship. Officials in...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , Connecticut, Executive Branch, Philip Smith, Public Employees
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In hard times, states still spend to protect farms
HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) - Despite tough financial times following the worst recession in decades, some states continue to spend millions of dollars to preserve American farmland and stem its rapid loss to development and suburban sprawl. Advocates say the...Tags: Farms, Science and Technology, Connecticut, Economy, Business and Finance, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Changing Use Of Death Penalty Argues For Abolition
In 1786, citizens gathered in New London to watch the public hanging for homicide of Hannah Occuish, a 12-year-old girl of mixed race. She might have been the youngest person in the United States ever to meet such a fate. In 1905, 73-year-old Gershom...Tags: Prisons, Executive Branch, Politics, Wethersfield, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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