No Municipal Deficit This Year: Gelfenbien
Bridgeport City Comptroller Roger A. Gelfenbien told Rotary Club members there will be no municipal deficit this year ending June 30. He cited prior surplus years, announced an April 24 budget release, and defended austerity despite ongoing spending pressures. He pledged to keep costs in line and urged business support.
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Calley Gets Half of 20 Year My Lai Sentence Cut
Secretary of the Army Howard Callaway halved Lt. William Calley s 20 year prison term for the My Lai massacre citing mitigating circumstances Calley may be paroled within six months while President Nixon reviews the case Army says sentence and conviction remain but clemency extends to remitting half the term Calley s civil attorney in Columbus Ga says the decision disappointing and Calley appeals the murder conviction in U S District Court
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Hearst Dismayed By Patty's Role In Bank Robbery
Randolph Hearst expressed shock over his daughter Patricia Hearst appearing with armed bank robbers. He said the incident is one of the most vicious things to happen to him. Patricia Hearst is sought on a federal warrant as a material witness, tied to a San Francisco bank holdup linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army led by Donald DeFreeze.
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Weather Roundup for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Sunny and mild today with cooler conditions along the Sound. Tonight clear with a low in the mid to upper 20s. Thursday remains mild with a high near 65 to 70 and little chance of rain. Winds W 10 to 15 mph tonight, barometer steady around 29.96 inches. Almanac notes include sunrise 6:11 a.m. and sunset 7:34 p.m.
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GBTD Proposes Downtown Shuttle System Plan
The Greater Bridgeport Transit District considers a downtown shuttle run subsidized for 30 days with possible expansion. Michael Gratt, chair, says discussions with city bus firms continue and details await board approval.
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Gas Co Owners Vote Stock Split Reelect Directors
Shareholders of the Southern Connecticut Gas Company approved a three for five stock split and the reelection of 14 directors at the annual meeting in New Haven. The vote totaled 39 371 to 27 084 with bids for Northeast Utilities gas properties noted and a PUB hearing set in Hartford.
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Soviets pledge more aid to Syria amid Syria Israeli clashes
The Soviet Union promised Syria increased military assistance as artillery raged along the Syria Israel front. Israel reported one soldier killed and two wounded in the 34th day of fighting while Syrians set up a forward command on Mt Hermon, signaling possible renewed attempts to recapture the peak. Observers noted Israeli reinforcements braving cannon fire on Mt Hermon as shelling continued through the night.
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Milford Shredder Plant Hit by Blasts and Fire
Two explosions at Milford waste shredder caused extensive damage, burning the transfer belt and shredding machines. One worker was briefly knocked down. no injuries reported. Officials cite recent arson concerns as possible context.
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Traxler Wins Michigan Special Congressional Seat
Democrat Bob Traxler captured Michigan’s special election, defeating Republican James Sparling Jr. by 58,730 to 55,609 with 53 percent turnout. Traxler touted a referendum on Nixon’s policies and urged good government, while Sparling blamed the loss on campaign dynamics and Nixon-era issues.
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Refuse Recovery Plant to Charge 10 to 20 a Ton
Hartford Bridgeport and surrounding towns would pay 10 to 20 dollars per ton for processing at the state’s first solid waste recovery plant. CRRA president Richard W. Chase said design and construction may cost 20 to 25 million dollars. The facility at the old Heppenstall steel plant on Howard Avenue would convert solid waste from several towns into fuel for power and may recover glass and aluminum for resale.
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Jaworski seeks subpoena for 63 White House tapes
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski asked U S District Court to issue a subpoena for tape recordings of 63 presidential conversations. He says the White House has not responded to requests and the tapes are needed for the Watergate cover up trial. Several conversations have already been subpoenaed by the House committee.
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Lufkin backs Panuzio in governor bid
Dan W. Lufkin former Environmental Protection Commissioner endorsed Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio for the GOP nomination. He pledged financial and campaign support while pledging to follow election reform limits. Lufkin, a Newtown resident and former candidate, said he would help with fund raising and policy papers on environmental issues.
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GOP Moves to Apply Vote Fund Curbs Ahead of Election
Senate Republicans pushed to make a campaign contribution curbs bill effective in November. Leader Rome and co chair Scale plan amendments to limit donations, including a proposed ban on most organizations and a "natural persons only" rule, with party committees exempt.
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City Hall Registration Tonight 7 to 9 O'clock
Residents are urged to register at City Hall this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Officials remind attendees to bring required documents and note the venue is City Hall.
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Nichols Reverses Stand on Fuel Adjustment Cut
Hartford Connecticut lawmakers debated shedding pain from soaring fuel costs as Rep Ernest L Nichols reversed his stance. He urged utilities absorb 15 percent of increases, arguing concessions are due from both utilities and the public amid a fuel shortage.
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