Hostages Welcomed Joyously in Rome
In Rome relatives and officials greet Salvatoré Fortima and other hostages amid a dramatic return from a guerrilla crisis. Reports say 14 hostages were seized in a Sicily to Athens flight, with 3 killed in a submachine gun raid and a firebombing at Fiumicino airport.
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Rome
Salvatoré Fortima
Edgar
Sicily
Tint
la Preti
Rane Fiumaleine
Irs
Athens
Damascus
Kiwait
Silane
Jinan
Guer
Villas
Lufthansa
Frankfurt
Islan
Gndov
Nir
Laken Pildoe
Berrarinis
Milan
Corriere Dete
Fairfield Woman Receives Whitney Young Graduate Scholarship
Mrs Catherine Z Anderson of Fairfield has been named a recipient of the Whitney M Young Jr graduate scholarship for 1978. The award, established by an anonymous donor, supports minority students pursuing graduate studies in social work at the University of Connecticut. Fellow recipient Joanne Chow of Stamweit also earns the newly created award for outstanding academic and community service in Greenwich and surrounding areas.
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Catherine Z. Anderson
Whitemere Street
Fairfield
Whitney M. Young, Jr
Herbert A. Grant
Urbs League
Connecticut
Anderson
Joanne
Chow
Stamleit
Donne
4Ru
Geld
Ae Sovial
Andersen
Comneticut
Tsistor
Ste Aow
Ucann
Miss Chow
University Pittsburgh
Community Centers, Inc
Greenwich
Crispus Ab Tucks
Sparks Ignite Soot at Elmore John Home Fire
Sparks ignited at a home in Buena Vista yesterday as flames erupted behind a fireplace ramper. No damage was reported and Fairfield Krofighters from two mid three companies assisted at the scene.
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Fairfield
Elmore John
Buena Vistatad
Pam
Tape Parts To Be Shown In Watergate Case
A federal judge ruled Nixon tapes partially admissible for the Watergate grand jury. Seven subpoenaed tapes and related material will be used, with only selective portions withheld for executive privilege. The ruling also touched on a White House tape dispute and ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Tony
Nixon
Wyer
Taba J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Mint
Sirica
Letn Juwarski
Shiva
Apeh Court
White House
Coure
William Dedrovic
Ralph
Mille Fund Ense
Telore US
Wilbut A. Janne
Georgetown
Obtavir
ABC News Television de Tectic
Ievin Delaney
Tad
Network
Ir Debrovir
Kean Itfra
Irwin Guidbloom
Ge Sonets
Debroynt Jones
Sam F. Erelndy
Carnation Co
Puikyr
U.S
Gnorg
J. Hart
California
Insa
H. Livarett Olson
Waa
T —Elvin B. Laird
Wether
Laird
Aluition
Peter W. Rodine
House Ducfieiary Committee
Gaid
Rapart
Sitica
Jose
Stennis
Amd
Mary
Cox
Tn Tielr
Atty
Gen. Elliot
Richardson
Nixon Law
Siticn
Jaima
J. Fred Burharat
Haldeman
Rose May Woods
John D.ehlerlithman
Tt. R. Haldeman
Sire
Watergate
John N. Mitchell
Ib ‘the
White Mouse
Ehrlichman
Maldeman
Mitchell
Amt’ Haldeman
Try
Campuig
Schwartz Heads Abavath Achim in Fairfield Presidency
Fred Schwartz of Fairfield was elected president of Congregation Abavath Achim at its annual meeting, with other officers and ritual members chosen. Officials include Macy as vice president for finances, Dr. Jack J. Webec for education, David Listin for properties, and multiple Fairfield members on the board and ritual sides. Reports were given by the Sisterhood and Parent Teacher Organization representatives. The nominating committee was led by Jacob J. Zimmer.
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Fred Schwarts
Fairfeld
Congregation
Abavath Achle
Strathield Rowd
HallTind
Joshua Epstein
Tne Macy
Pairfield
Jack J. Webec
Peirfield
Pillip Bras
Alpert
Finischet
Nathan Greenspun
Henjamin Twenh3
Tie Jorsar
Lena Curran
Alex Mauntel
Jack Ruben
Sol Scheiffer
Caesar Lott
Jack Berto- Witz
Marvin Denez
Benjamin Frankel
Zoltar Heizler
Harvey Moffman
Andrew Klein
Seymour Koso
Schanl
Coports
Jacob J. Zimm
Cable TV Licenses Granted Across Several Cities
Federal Communications Commission granted licenses for cable television in Bridgeport Stratford and Shelton with details unclear. The notice references associated applications and mentions universities and regional participation, including Louisiana and California entities, with several names obscured by OCR errors.
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Washington
Communications Commission
Jcable Television
Bridgeport
Stratfont
Shelton
University
Aren. Op
Southwestern Louisiana
WIC
Harford
Chan-Lafayette
New Britain
Ynte
Louisiana
Mississippi
California
Holland
Singapore
NAACP Presents Cop Flood With Check at Hospital
Nassau County crisis declared as 24000 homes lack power after ice storm. Emergency declared by County Executive Ralph G. Cost, stating Nassau counties must mobilize state personnel and equipment. Patrolman Flood, injured in rescue efforts, received a $4100 check from Bridgeport NAACP chapter at Bridgeport Hospital, with officials present.
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New York
Nassau County
Tong
White House
Mbany
Ralph G. Cosa
Nassau
Galimaré
Hhildeen
Brooklyn
Edison Co
Greaves Bridgeport
National Association
Willian Bush
Bridgeport Hospital
Rusk Institute
New York City
Cheritias
Sall
Julie
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Diocese
Department of Social Services
Eliot Strickland
Terrance
NA A
Toad
NAACP
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Schwartz
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Howard Metzenhum
Cleveland
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