City Hiring to Nave My and Provisional Staff Changes
City officials discuss hiring to fill provisional posts amid limited funds and ongoing testing procedures. Cohen reports 14 member headcount reduced, outlines exam, validation, and payroll safeguards, with several personnel changes across departments including health, fire, library, and planning.
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Permanent Jobs And Personnel Changes Voted
The LAW Service commission approved a list of probationary appointments to be made permanent and personnel changes. In the Board of Education one Typist 1 Mildredale effective Roy. In Engineering Department one Engineering Ald James Sverlasky effective Dec. 4. In the Dispensary two Ambulance Drivers Kiernan effective Dec. 1 and DeLucia effective Dec. 4. In Humane Affairs two Typists Ernett Killeen effective Nov. 5 and Walterma G Arnold effective Nov. 27. In the Police Department four Captains Raymond Tierney Anthony Fabriai Emilio Mate and ...
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Energy policy shift after Love resigns appoints Simon as energy chief
The article reports Love's resignation with regret and Simon Stan as likely new chair of the cabinet level Energy Emergency Action Group. It notes Sawhill’s involvement, Nixon’s meeting, and plans for an independent federal energy agency while stressing continued energy economic links and the search for a strengthened energy program. It mentions Love's deputy Pierson and ongoing Saudi Arabian talks.
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PTA opposes statewide fuel closure of schools
Connecticut PTA leaders oppose a plan to close schools from December to January to conserve fuel. They urge local districts to decide closures themselves and warn a broad energy saving is needed without harming education. The group notes many districts already operate with minimal staff and resources.
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Debt financing moves in federal race sparks filibuster clash
The article describes U S debt financing as a potential target for veto and discusses Senate votes on cloture moves. It notes White House efforts to fly GOP senators to Washington to influence debate and cites Democratic and Republican positions on the filibuster and the financing rider amid Watergate turmoil.
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Chamber Dinner Highlights Transportation Plan and NAB Ties
The Bridgeport chamber held its annual dinner with turnout from area business leaders. Commissioner Burns urged balanced attention to environmental and transportation needs, backing DOT reviews on highway projects and regional rail and bus use. NAB president John Z. DeLorean praised job creation and urged focus on productive work, while a visual program titled the Bridgeport Story 1071 showcased local activity and workforce initiatives. The event honored NAB and showcased plans to place hundreds of veterans and disadvantaged workers through the NAB program in the coming months.
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Council Refers Plans to Fire and Police Units
The Common Council directed the Fire Commissioners to review a request by Alderman Michael Mehal for a new hydrant on Tale Terrace to improve fire protections. It sent a parking time measure front of 19th 4 36 and 1398 Park Avenue to the Police Commissioners for action and referred a school project to the Education Board to oversee a new $1 million food freezer and dry storage warehouse for the expanding lunch program.
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Town panel backs cost plan for gravel and waste program
Tinange committee member notes financial implications of a new development program. Sanitarian warns gravel shortage in six months and $5 per cubic yard cover cost. Proposed plan could cost $20,000 annually unless revenue from sale of waste materials and operations allows break-even. Women Voters group supports agreement but raises issues. Redistricting approved to align precincts with state districts. Southport boundary amendment defeated. New bicentennial committee authorized for 1976 observance. provincial conservation agency debate ongoing.
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Pioneer probes Jupiter radiation challenges science
Interplanetary observers report Pioneer 10 approaching Jupiter faces intensified radiation and magnetic field anomalies. Scientists from USC and JPL note unexpected radiation levels may affect instruments as Pluto’s orbit and solar system origins are studied. Continuous measurements aim to reveal Jupiter’s formation and the solar system’s distant history.
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Senate Unit OKs Plan to Salvage Northeast Rails
The Senate Commerce Committee approved legislation to salvage the Northeast rail system by creating a government guaranteed loan backed by the government to run on a sealed-down network. The plan would funnel funds through a National Railway Association and involve Penn Central and five other carriers with loans backed federally. The Senate bill would add 114 million in guaranteed financing during the three year planning period.
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Council Pets Tribute To Rep D Onofrio
The Comumen Connell paid its respects in Skuse District as Rep Tohn D Onofe died Sunday. Alderman Kene woth J Kelley led the tribute noting D Onofrio served 10 years as city alderman and Rep O Oualilt, who served eight years as state representative, was also a former city official. He served Bridgeport well.
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Pension contracts spark taxpayer opposition and delays
The article reports opposition led by the Wesccration and Dale D. Domogala to police and fire pension contracts, urging council members to reject or delay votes. Alderman Zahn D. Guman seeks cost clarity with Dec. 1 updates. estimates show retroactive costs from July 1972 to June 1973. Taxpayers’ association criticizes rising pension costs and warns of broader demands if contracts pass.
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Tax withholdings question Nixon salary NAACP says
The NAACP challenges Nixon tax withholdings on his 200,000 annual pay and cites an Internal Revenue Service breakdown showing potential refunds of tens of thousands if standard minimum withholding applies. The Associated Press notes White House documents prepared by Margaret Mohesd but cannot confirm lump sum bonds or future tax applications.
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Police raid uncovers gambling ring and illegal cash haul
Stratford detectives and Bridgeport officers raided a residence on Clinton Street uncovering a heavily fortified gambling den. They seized seven disconnected phones, three electric tally machines, financial records, and $6,593 in cash along with a loaded pistol. Two men, Vic J. Mardatti and James W. Clemens, were charged with policy violations and held on $5,000 bonds each pending arraignment.
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Nixon income and property taxes cited in cash flow figures
Financial documents show Nixon entitled to large actions for property and mortgage interests. A cash flow statement lists Nixon with 2.8 million dollars in income from the White House period and total expenditures around 2.4 million, including about 270 thousand in interest and 78 thousand in state property taxes.
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Unclear fragment hints at ad delivery in Fairfield area
Fragmentary text mentions arrangements with Fairfield post and undeliverable pages or advertisements. Specific entities and details are unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
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Long Drop Georgeiown Race Jumbles Scores
A garbled report describes a rough race where a rider named Guynna WWPH faltered in a jungle setting near Niagra Falls. The fragment mentions repeated five time stings and five attempts, with unclear reference to a winner or outcome.
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How To Hold False Teeth Securely
A guide to keeping dentures in place with adhesive powders and pastes. Use products like FASTEETH to improve fit, comfort, and security. Proper denture care reduces embarrassment from slipping while eating or speaking.
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