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Such scenes have become familiar around the Hartford, Conn., headquarters complex of United Technologies (Otis elevators, Carrier air conditioners, Sikorsky helicopters). About 1,100 of the executives in the firm, who earn $50,000 a year and up, are scheduled to take three-day courses on personal computers. Upon graduation, each is issued an IBM machine, printer and other accessories, a package worth $4,500, to use in any manner that seems suitable...
...crew at Eastern Sprints in Worcester Women's crew at Eastern Sprints in New Preston Conn...
...certainly doesn't have the pneumonia that the commission suggested." According to the College Board, SAT scores seem to have stabilized, and students have taken an increasing number of academic courses in each of the past six years. LeRoy Hay, chairman of the Manchester (Conn.) High School English department and 1983 National Teacher of the Year, said, "The recommendations are responsive to what used to be. We have begun to stress excellence once again...
Much of the money came from investors who could ill afford to lose it. St. Michael's Church of Life in Unionville, Conn., sent in $278,000 that its 200 members had set aside for the construction of a new chapel. Patricia Bear, 52, a divorcee who lives in a mobile home in Denison, Texas, is out $46,000. Says she: "I'm in a terrible financial bind. I sent them my life savings, but evidently they are a bunch of crooks...
...late spring snow, combined with 8.33 in. of rain that has fallen since the first of the month, made this the wettest April in the state's history. A freak mud slide crushed a house, three cars and two trucks in New Milford. And local officials in Farmington, Conn., airlifted 80 Ibs. of dry dog food to a puppy stranded on an island in the whirling waters of the Farmington River. In Vermont, a record-shattering April snowfall, topping 2 ft. in some areas, left more than 40,000 homes without electricity...