Townsend Convicted On 2 Counts In Wounding Case
Lawrence E. Townsend 35 was found guilty by a Superior court jury on two counts of second degree assault related to the May 30, 1972 wounding of two policemen on Stratford Avenue. Each count carries up to five years. sentencing set for today at 11 a.m. in Judge Kenneth Z. Zarrilli's courtroom. Townsend's attorney John R. Williams viewed the verdict as a compromise and said an appeal is possible.
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Donor decries sale plan for chimp at Stratford zoo
Mrs Janet Hart of Stratford objects to plans to sell the chimp Charlie Brown donated after returning from Africa in 1970. She says if the city and Beardsley Park zoo reject the chimp, they should place him where he can be seen and appreciated by children.
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Weather and crossword prizes highlight Bridgeport area Page
Partly sunny with a high near 8 and easterly winds 10 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with a low near 86 and 28 percent chance of rain. Prize crossword reports a $600 Sunday Post challenge, with $575 won and additional $25 potential. readers chase a perfect score amid word clues and lore. The date marks August 17 with a 6:41 am sunrise and 7:41 pm sunset.
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Puzzle explanations tease wordplay clues in this week’s column
The note lists across clue answers and justifies choices like WEEDS over REEDS SPELLS over SPILLS WILD over MILD and RICE over DICE. It discusses how phrases such as take it in stride reflect mental resilience while avoiding literal spill or injury interpretations.
City hall to host last week of day camp after school lunch clash
Action for Bridgeport Community Development plans to move its summer day camp to City Hall for a makeshift lunch program as Board of Education moves camps out of Central High School ahead of the school year. Charles Tisdale says 2 000 kids will be bused to City Hall if needed and appeals to Mayor Panuzio remain unresolved.
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Mullane Leads As Dem Nomination Battle Heats Up
Strong 25 delegate edge cited for William E. Mullane as Town Committee members prepare Monday night drafting session. Albert M. Perrocco vows a primary if not nominated. Mandanici and DePiano avoid firm stance. State Sen. Caldwell says he backs Luckart and Mullane, while noting his own position.
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Indictments Likely Soon In Agnew Case
In Baltimore the Justice Department top prosecutor met with U.S. attorneys and Maryland businessmen amid reports indictments may be forthcoming in the Spiro Agnew bribery and kickback inquiry. Attendees included Henry E. Petersen and Philip White, with George Beall present. Beall declined to discuss the talks.
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Redgate Drops From Democratic List for City Treasurer Bid
Lea J Redgate, urged by GOP insiders to run as city treasurer, removed his name from the Democratic enrollment yesterday. GOP Chairman Ronald N DeFilippo says Redgate may now be fully considered with three other candidates at an upcoming screening. Redgate has not yet enrolled as a Republican though the screening committee requires it.
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Lottery winner drawn in Connecticut state lottery
WINSTED The winning weekly number drawn here Thursday night in the Connecticut state lottery was 90025.
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Nature Eyed in Airport Master Plan for Sikorsky Memorial
Preliminary draft of the Sikorsky Memorial airport master plan emphasizes ecological factors and a 2 runway extension across Stratford's South Main Street. The plan includes preserving Great Meadows wetlands and possible northwest rerouting of South Main Street, plus consideration of a wildlife conservation or nature center within the airport wetlands.
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Jobless Claims Decline in Bridgeport Area
The Bridgeport labor market area saw a 2.2 percent drop in unemployment claims for the two weeks ending last Saturday. Total claims numbered 7 589 in the region including Bridgeport Fairfield Stratford Trumbull Milford Monroe Easton and Shelton with 1 036 initial and 6 553 continued claims. Women accounted for 3 466 claimants or 45.7 percent. Seasonal claims largely drove the statewide decline of more than 19 percent.
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Libyan hijack of Arab airliner sparks Beirut crisis
A Libyan merchant hijacked a Middle East Airlines Boeing 707 from Lod to Beirut in a bid to protest Israel’s actions. After seven hours, Israeli security officers seized him, releasing aircraft and freeing 124 passengers and crew. Libyan diplomat Salahie Senussi claimed it was an Israeli plot to distract from Lebanon’s recent events.
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Oil Industry Price Freeze Extended Amid Regulation Delays
Dunlop, director of the Cost of Living Commission, said 68 major companies notified the government as the June 13 price freeze extension was granted for an extra week. Regulators race to complete new oil rules.
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Gurney Backs Nixon on Watergate Court Route
Senator Edward J. Gurney R Fla joins President Nixon's stance that Watergate matters should go to the courts while the Senate Watergate committee slows its schedule. Chairman Ervin urges release of tapes and criticizes the president's approach as the White House signals more policy talks ahead. The panel contemplates speeding up hearings as the nation faces economic and foreign policy pressures.
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Magruder Pleads Guilty To Watergate Conspiracy Charge
Magruder former deputy director of Nixon re election committee pleaded guilty in federal court to a single conspiracy charge in the Watergate case. He agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for the plea. Judge Sirica deferred sentence until after future Watergate trials.
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