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Index to 1999 Connecticut Public and Special Acts M MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT PA 99-272 (SUB HB 6870)An act concerning various exemptions and abatements for property taxes... PA 99-290 (SUB HB 6869) An act concerning the uniform valuation of personal property. MAGNET SCHOOLS PA 99-289 (SUB HB 6950)An act concerning school choice and interdistrict programs. PA 99-1 (SB 2001) (June Special Session) An act implementing certain provisions of the appropriations act for the biennium ending June 30, 2001. MANAGED CARE OMBUDSMAN, OFFICE OF PA 99-284 (SUB HB 7032) An act concerning managed care accountability. MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS PA 99-260 (HB 5756) An act establishing the reporting of community benefit programs by managed care organizations and hospitals. [vetoed] PA 99-284 (SUB HB 7032) An act concerning managed care accountability. PA 99-2 (HB 7501) (June Special Session) An act concerning...pharmacy computer problems... MANUFACTURERS AND MANUFACTURING PA 99-241 (SUB SB 1127) An act increasing certain bond authorizations for capital improvements... PA 99-272 (SUB HB 6870)An act concerning various exemptions and abatements for property taxes...

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Index to 2002 Connecticut Public and Special Acts M MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT PA 02-143 (SB 496) An act concerning the state's security interest in certain personal property.... MAGNET SCHOOLS PA 02-5 (May 9 Sp. Sess.) (SB 701) An act increasing certain bond authorizations for capital improvements. [Sec. 7-8, 20] PA 02-6 (May 9 Sp. Sess.) (SB 704) An act concerning technical corrections to certain bond authorizations for capital improvements, and interdistrict magnet schools. PA 02-7 (May 9 Sp. Sess.) (HB 6004) An act concerning state expenditures. [Sec. 106] MANAGED CARE SUBCONTRACTORS PA 02-3 (SUB SB 33) An act concerning...reporting requirements for certain managed care subcontractors. MANCHESTER SA 02-9 (SUB SB 576) An act concerning the conveyance of certain parcels of state land. [Sec. 17] MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS PA 02-141 (SUB SB 154) An act concerning the competitive transition assessment for manufacturing plants in distressed municipalities. SA 02-15 (SUB HB 5725) An act concerning extensions of time for various municipal filings and corrections of errors related to taxes or fees. MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTERS, COMMUNITY-TECHNICAL COLLEGE CAMPUSES

43. Military Department two water wells in Nicaragua to support local schools and a medical clinic. Militarysquads rendered honors at the funerals of over 2,000 connecticut veterans. http://www.das.state.ct.us/Digest_2002/Military Department.htm

Military Department At a Glance LIEUTENANT GENERAL WILLIAM A. CUGNO, The Adjutant General Brigadier General Ireneusz J. Zembrzuski, Assistant Adjutant General - Army Brigadier General Mary Ann Epps, Assistant Adjutant General – Air Larry Alibozek, Property and Procurement Officer John T. Wiltse, Director, Office of Emergency Management Statutory authority – CGS Titles 27 and 28 Central office – State Armory, 360 Broad Street, Hartford, CT Number of state employees Recurring state operating expenses Federal expenditure Mission The Military Department comprised of the Connecticut Army and Air National Guards, Office of Emergency Management (OEM), and the Organized Militia is a unique dual-status agency, having both federal and state missions. The federal mission is to maintain properly trained and equipped National Guard units for prompt federalization in the event of war, domestic emergencies or other exigencies. The state mission is to coordinate, support and augment federal, state and local authorities in emergency response; provide emergency management planning, funding, and training assistance to communities; and conduct community service programs. Statutory Responsibility Titles 27 and 28 of the General Statutes contain the Military Department’s statutory authority and responsibility.

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Soldiers build schools, provide medical care in El Salvador by Capt. Teresa Nelson El Salvador (Army News Service, April 14, 2000) Service members from throughout the United States have been deploying since February to El Salvador to participate in Nuevos Horizontes 2000, a training mission that involves about 2,000 U.S. service members. Active Army and Army Reserve, Army and Air National Guard, Marine Corps Reserve, Navy and Air Force personnel are participating in the training exercise as part of Joint Task Force Santa Fe to provide engineer and medical projects across the Northern Department of Chalatenango in El Salvador. From February until May, more than 50 units across the nation and Puerto Rico will muster for two-week increments to practice their military skills in a real-world scenario to better prepare them for mobilization. "Nuevos Horizontes provides construction engineers, military police, medical units and other combat service support units with the best possible skills training and small unit battle-focused training," said Col. Clyde M. Leavelle, task force commander. "There are no simulations; it borders between training and operations and it's all done in a foreign culture and a joint/combined atmosphere." The American engineers assigned to build the schools and drill the wells work side-by-side with the Comando de Ingenieros de la Fuerza Armada (CIFA) Salvadoran military engineers. Both the CIFA and U.S. engineers have varying degrees of knowledge and expertise, depending on background and rank.

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49. [IMTE] Military Programs In Our High Schools [Part I] places as you can? The military's push to expand into more public schools has met instopping JROTC in California, Washington, Minnesota, and connecticut. http://www.mste.uiuc.edu/pipermail/imte/2002-February/000140.html

[IMTE] Military programs in our high schools [Part I] Jerry Becker jbecker@siu.edu Thu, 7 Feb 2002 13:14:26 -0800 Previous message: [IMTE] Want to teach? Then pass test. Next message: [IMTE] Military programs in our high schools [Part II] Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ********************** From Mother Jones (magazine), January-February, 2002, pp. 57-61, 80-81. No URL available, but you can see abstract of article at http://motherjones.com/magazine/JF02/index.html query@motherjones.com http://www.motherjones.com/ jbecker@siu.edu Previous message: [IMTE] Want to teach? Then pass test. Next message: [IMTE] Military programs in our high schools [Part II] Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

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51. Maacsports - Welcome of connecticut. Quinnipiac University, Sacred Heart University, UnitedStates military Academy. MAAC Hockey League schools' Head Coaches. http://www.maacsports.com/0,5908,1_649_0_8931,00.html

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52. The Culture History Of Connecticut cannot recruit at the University of connecticut Law School because the military discriminatesagainst Probe Uncovers Violations In schools By Rick Green http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45/index-kf.html

The culture history of Connecticut Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of Connecticut Education in Connecticut State Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Military Recruitment at University By Brigitte Greenberg, Associated Press. 20 March 1996. Connecticut's highest court has ruled that the U.S. armed forces cannot recruit at the University of Connecticut Law School because the military discriminates against homosexuals. F.W. de Klerk bows out of Yale fellowship following protests By Brigitte Greenberg, AP, 12 March 1997. Former South African President F.W. de Klerk has decided not to take a fellowship at Yale Law School, where some students and faculty were promising to demonstrate if he showed up. The protesters, however, said de Klerk should not be honored because he headed a violent, white supremacist regime and lied to South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Committee about his ties to violent elements in the former government. Probe Uncovers Violations In Schools By Rick Green

53. Cornell Army ROTC - Excelsior Battalion 1996, MAJ O'Connor attended the University of connecticut, obtaining a He has completedseveral military schools, including the Recruiting Operations Officer http://armyrotc.cornell.edu/people/cadre.shtml

About Army ROTC The Place The People The Past Other Information Cadre Cadets ... Homepage Excelsior Battalion Cadre and Staff LTC Robert J. Sova , Professor of Military Science MAJ James D. O'Connor , Executive Officer CPT Richard E. Brown , Training Officer CPT Dean F. Swartwood , Recruiting Operations and Enrollment Officer 2LT Forrest C. Helvie , Gold Bar Recruiter MSG Ralph F. DeLosa , Senior NCO SFC David G. Harvey , Training NCO SGT Guerby Bernard , Supply NCO Mickey E. Haralson , Military Personnel Technician Joanne Madigan , Adminstrative Assistant LTC Robert J. Sova rjs56@cornell.edu Aviation, United States Army Commander / Professor of Military Science LTC Sova is a native of Oswego, New York. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant and Distinguished Military Graduate from Syracuse University in 1982. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Professional Studies. LTC Sova also holds a Master of Science Degree in Business Management from Troy State University and is a certified professor. His military education includes the Armor Officer's Basic Course, Aviation Officer's Advanced Course, Combined Arms Service Staff School, Command and General Staff College, and the Armed Forces Staff College.

54. Spring DATE Born September 3, 1944, in Hartford, connecticut, but considers Spring spentan additional year attending various military schools including microwave http://www.astronautix.com/astros/spring.htm

www.astronautix.com Spring topic index www.spacedaily.com SPACE.WIRE Spring Sherwood Clark (Woody) Spring Status : Inactive. Trained as : Astronaut. Profession : Mission Specialist. Sex : Male. Marital Status : Married. Children : Two. Birth Date : 03 September 1944. Birth City : Hartford. Birth State : Connecticut. Birth Country : USA. Nationality : American. Group : 1980 NASA Group. Date Selected : 19 May 1980. Date Departed : 31 July 1988. Number of Flights Total Time : 6.88 days. Number of EVAs Total EVA Time : 12.33 hours. Official NASA Biography NAME: Sherwood C. (Woody) Spring (Colonel, USA) NASA Astronaut BIRTHPLACE AND DATE: Born September 3, 1944, in Hartford, Connecticut, but considers Harmony, Rhode Island, to be his hometown. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Spring, reside in Stuart, Florida. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Light brown hair; blue eyes; height: 5 feet 7 inches; weight: 140 pounds. EDUCATION: Graduated from Ponaganset High School, Chepachet, Rhode Island, in 1963; received a bachelor of science degree in General Engineering from the United States Military Academy in 1967 and a master of science degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Arizona in 1974. Graduated from the U.S. Navy Test Pilot School in 1976. MARITAL STATUS: Married to the former Collette D. Cooper of Tucson, Arizona. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cooper, reside in Tucson.

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56. HospitalityLawyer.Com Listing of schools in the United States (Alphabetically by State). 300 OrangeAvenue. West Haven, connecticut 06516. DELAWARE. 3601 North military Trail. http://www.hospitalitylawyer.com/schools/default.asp

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57. AAPS PRODUCTS: Schools Offering Programs In Chemical Engineering schools Offering Programs in Chemical Engineering. Alabama. McMaster University Hamilton,Ontario. Royal military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario. connecticut. http://www.aapspharmaceutica.com/careercenter/links_chemicalschools.asp

Join AAPS Member Directory and Services Scientific Journals ... Organizations AAPS PRODUCTS: Career Network Schools Offering Programs in Chemical Engineering Alabama Auburn University Auburn University, Alabama The University of Alabama in Huntsville Huntsville, Alabama University of South Alabama Mobile, Alabama Tuskegee University Tuskegee, Alabama The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama Arizona Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona The University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona Arkansas University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas California California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Pomona, California Stanford University Stanford, California University of Southern California Los Angeles, California California State University, Long Beach Long Beach, California San Jose State University San Jose, California University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California University of California, Davis Davis, California University of California, Irvine

58. United States Sports Academy National Faculty CAA/Cluster Coordinator Denver metro area, CO. connecticut/military. LT. ActivitiesDirector of Rolla Public schools. Mike Mallow 405 S. Busch Apt. http://www.ussa.edu/CONTACT/NAFAC.HTM

In an effort to meet the special needs of distance learning students, the United States Sports Academy developed the Coordinator of Academic Activities (CAA) program. This program consists of sport professionals in various areas who recruit, assist and supervise distance learning students for compensation. The Coordinator provides direct access to the institution in the distance learning student's locale. Any individuals interested in the CAA program may contact academy@ussa.edu ALABAMA Mike Culpepper, Ed.D 165 Rich Drive Chelsea, AL 35046 Phone: 205-678-6843 (home); 205-678-2620 (work) E-mail: 103011.2117@compuserve.com Teacher/Coach Chelsea High School National Faculty United States Sports Academy Fellow in the American College of Sports Medicine Recipient of the M. RAY Loree research award at the University of Alabama

59. VincentCurtis | Articles And Editorials From The Educational Register Campbell Woodhall, Woodhall School, Bethlehem, connecticut There is New England Associationof schools and Colleges it gets ON CHOOSING A military EDUCATION Lt. http://www.vincentcurtis.com/pages/VCeditorial.html

The following articles, from the current and past editions of the The Educational Register, were written by the heads and directors of independent schools, summer schools and camps to help answer some of your questions. Scroll through the list of titles and authors' names or click on a general category to quickly locate the editorial relating to your specific need. AMERICAN BOARDING SCHOOL EXPERIENCE J. William LaBelle Winchendon School, Winchendon, MA International families who understand the variety among independent schools will be better prepared to make the right choice APPLYING TO SCHOOL WITH COURTESY AND GOOD MANNERS Frank M. Booth Brenau Academy, Gainesville, GA The link between courtesy and acceptance is great ASTEE...ALTERNATIVE SITE THERAPEUTIC AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES Richard L. Chorney Grove School, Madison, CT An important component of the therapeutic boarding school and residential treatment center BOARDING SCHOOL AND FAMILY LIFE: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Bekah Atkinson Gow School Summer Program

60. Educational Institutions In The Early Republic Academy of Natural Sciences ( = link under associations). American Literary, Scientific,and military Academy. In Norwich VT. Episcopal Academy of connecticut. http://www.earlyrepublic.net/schools.htm

Educational Institutions in the Early Republic Academy of Natural Sciences American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy In Norwich VT . Now Norwich University. Gideon Welles studied there 1824-25. Founded and initially run by Capt. Alden Partridge , who had been fired as superintendent of West Point , for overbearing, and at the same time sloppy, administration and running the school as a "sort of aid society for hungry Partridges and impecunious friends." In the year Welles attended, the heavily promoted school's enrollment went from 162 to 400. Meanwhile, Welles found the atmosphere rowdy and overcrowded, the courses in the catalogue mostly nonexistent, and the library poor and grossly misrepresented. (Source: Niven, Welles , p17-19; and Shepard, Pedlar's Progress The American Lyceum An organization for bringing lecturers on all sorts of knowledge to cities and towns around America. Amherst College Described in Abbott's Cornerstone Founded (around 1820?) "to check the progress of errors which are propagated from Cambridge (i.e. Harvard)", according to Noah Webster Graduates: Henry Ward Beecher Orson Squire Fowler (phenologist) Andover Theological Seminary 3 or 4 miles south of the Merrimack River , near Lawrence , on the tributary Shawsheen River.

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