Bridgeport Telegram report on city developments
Bridgeport's December 8 1973 issue covers local government actions and community events. Key names and places include city hall officials and neighborhood projects, with emphasis on funding decisions and public notices affecting residents.
Federal transit aid program faces demand surge
Frank C. Hertinger, head of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, told the National League of Cities in Puerto Rico that requests for federal urban transit aid have surged to six billion dollars since last August. He warned cities should not expect the planned 80 percent subsidy and said the burden may fall on urban municipalities as mass transit programs risk stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Frank C. Hertinger
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Herringer
National League of Cities
Puerto Rico
Nicholas A. Panuzio
Ton
Mr. Hersinger
Nixon influence May Restrain Hanoi Unified Offensive
Washington reports cautious good news from diplomacy with Moscow and Beijing. U S officials say messages from Nixon have urged major powers to restrain Hanoi from a large scale attack on Saigon. North Vietnam still probes South positions but Moscow and Peking reportedly warned Hanoi a full assault would draw renewed U S bombing and risk negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Saigon
State Department
Pentagon
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
Nixon
Congress
South
North Vietnam
Suport
Hahoi
White House
Rossitts
Capitol Hill
U.S
Tim
Hanoi Lo
Red China
Inoviny
Hanai
Henry Kissinger
Ralph Nader as the only clean choice for president
A critical editorial weighs the 1970s field across parties, faulting Nixon and Kennedy while praising Ralph Nader as the sole candidate capable of restoring trust. It argues Nader lacks party ties, would bring disciplined governance, and could recruit talent to a reform administration, contrasting him with Reynolds era figures and the Kennedy curse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taddy
Kennedy
Nader
Kremlin
Nixon
Hi C Case at FTC Entangles Ads and Semantics
Washington observer recalls the FTC docket 8839 the Hi C case where Coca Cola faced charges of unfair and deceptive advertising over the claim the drink is sensible and high. The 1972 hearing spanned 18 days with 20 witnesses, 1700 plus pages, and an eventual acquittal on all charges after months of legal parsing. Commissioner Mary Gardiner Jones dissented, arguing that consumers were assumed ignorant and credulous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTC
Hisc
Coca-Cola Company
William K. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Mary Gardiner Jones
Nixon Personalizes Presidency Amid Watergate Turmoil
The essay argues Watergate pushes Nixon to center his ego in decision making. It notes a shift from an impersonal White House to a leader judged by his personal views on major issues. It urges Nixon to step down for the nation’s sake as breaches between words and actions widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
White House
Defense
Melvin Laird
Alexander Haig
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Middle East
Associated Press
Disney World
OPA
Thera
Office of Price Administration
Watergate
Equal sports for girls in New Haven faces legal suit
A New Haven lawsuit by female students and teachers questions public school equity in girls athletic programs and scholarships. It notes budgets favor boys amid taxpayer pressure and rising female participation, urging serious support for female athletic opportunities.
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New Haven
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