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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1974
Page
12
Bridgeport officials announce upcoming hearings on property use. Court dates, venue details, and participating agencies to be disclosed at the public meetings. Local residents urged to attend and submit comments by deadline.
Captiol voters examined by four groups ADA ACA COPE and NFU rate lawmakers liberal or conservative. Grasso tops CT House with an 80 ADA perfect COPE 100. Ribicoff scores high 90s with ACA and COPE 91. Weicker splits ACA 50 and 55 percent GOP label debated. Concluded CT leans left across party lines.
The piece argues both parties see a potential flaw for Ella Grasso among middle aged men of certain ethnic backgrounds who favor traditional gender roles. It notes Republicans may nominate a male of that group to split voter support, while younger voters under 30 could favor a woman governor as a novelty, challenging both parties’ plans.
The piece notes Alabama Governor George C. Wallace plans another term and hints at his potential 1976 presidential bid. It argues Wallace remains a strong state leader with widened national influence and could shape the Democratic platform after McGovern. It cites his push toward a centrist middle while views differ on his exact positioning.
A lay explanation shows how a basic trust transfers money or property from a person to beneficiaries with a trustee, often saving taxes when crafted with legal guidance. The article notes trusts can be simple or complex, require a lawyer, and can be set up by earners over a thousand dollars in income to benefit spouses and children.
The piece argues President Nixon aims to split the House and Senate along party lines to block a two thirds Senate conviction. It details tactics favored by Nixon aides, Rodino's cautious committee stance, and the potential for a broader Senate blocking minority.
A compilation of Watergate era trivia asking for names, roles, and details from the Nixon presidency. Questions cover candidates, vice presidents, Senate hearings, tapes, bribery, and related political scandals with numerous named individuals, places, and events.
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