Mideast Peace Talks Due Today in Geneva
Geneva reports say Secretary of State Kissinger pledged to pursue a just and lasting peace in the Middle East with United States influence. Abba Eban and Anwar Sadat voiced cautious positions as the Geneva talks opened, while the Suez front saw exchanges of fire and UN concerns.
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Tank and artillery battles erupt along the Suez Canal
Israeli forces clash with Egyptian units along the western and eastern banks of the Suez Canal near Tel Aviv and Suez, with tank, artillery, and mortar fire injuring soldiers and prompting UN observers to urge restraint. U.S. aid measures move through Congress, while Geneva peace talks loom.
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Weather Forecast For Birnie Airport Area
Windy and rainy today across Birnie and nearby areas with raw damp air. Highs in the 40s and rain tapering off tonight. tomorrow partly sunny with highs near 50.
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Airlines May Receive Extra Jet Fuel Aid
AP reports Washington weighs federal help for domestic carriers amid fuel shortages. ALPA President O'Donnell says administration assurances promise fuel relief by January, with pilots seeking 10 percent cutbacks avoided and up to 300,000 barrels daily diverted from strategic stocks. Officials deny guaranteed action and fuel arrangements remain unsettled.
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City pensions take 5.5 percent of Bridgeport budget
Bridgeport spends 5.5 percent of its 72 million dollar budget on pensions for retired city workers. The current year shows 3,948,436 for all pension costs amid a broad review by the city comptroller. Police spending reaches 7,113,612 as part of total department costs.
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New Canaan Faces Power Crisis After Storm
Widespread outages hit New Canaan and nearby Norwalk districts as a Connecticut Light and Power crew to restore service faced isolation in Silvermine and Seir Hill areas. Officials said 7,000 customers affected with extensive reconstruction needed to repair damaged lines poles and feeders.
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Winter Bowl Tonight Rainy Christmas Seen
The forecast predicts a rainy Christmas with icy conditions easing tonight. Temperatures will rise slightly but snow chances persist early next week with highs in the 40s along the coast and 30s inland.
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11 Percent Social Security Hike Aims For Compromise
Senate negotiators strike a middle path on Social Security boosts. The package raises benefits gradually, increases payroll taxes, and expands welfare protections while extending unemployment relief. Key points include higher monthly checks for elderly and disabled beneficiaries, a federalized SSI program, and safeguards for food stamps and Medicaid. The plan awaits House action after an agreement reached in Washington.
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Appeal to All: Try to Get By On 10 Gallons of Gas a Week
Washington AP report notes entit g chef William E Simon urged motorists to limit consumption to 10 gallons weekly during a holiday period. A voluntary restriction may pave the way for formal rationing by New Year’s Day, with administration officials signaling possible two day sale bans and broader controls if Congress approves. Simon promised a decision by month’s end, based on the voluntary effort as a near stand-in for mandatory limits.
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Enemies list targets area residents tied to IRS probe
IRS resist monitor efforts reveals a 480 name list of political enemies tied to the White House drawn up by John Dean. Fairfield county residents listed include Joe Newman and actress Joan Woodward, with others like Eugene Blake and attorney William Hegarty noted. List reportedly unused, kept in gate. investigators say some names faced higher audits and probes than peers.
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Features for Everybody: In Telegram Every Day
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Raise Approved for Troopers Less Than a Third of Request
Hartford AP report notes a partial approval of trooper pay raises within the Connecticut State Police. The decision covers one component of the requested increase, not a full retroactive rise, and leaves many details to the state Personnel Policy. A broader pay scale plan was recommended by the state personnel commissioner, with actions anticipated after a power crisis ends.
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House Approves Bill To Save Penn Central Railroad
Congress moved a compromise bill to restructure bankrupt Penn Central and other northeast railroads into a scaled down, profitable service. The House backed the plan 281 to 158 as part of a broader package including defense, foreign aid, energy, and social programs. the Senate planned action the next day amid a looming showdown on energy and welfare measures.
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Shock Wave Ripples Sunday Game Fans
A garbled pre Christmas crossword item describes mixed reactions to a prize game in the Sunday Post. Investors and readers pursued a $250 prize through a bank account scheme, but the feature notes no perfect scores and ongoing holiday misdirection.
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