Kissinger Dayan Talk at Length Meet Again Today
In Washington Kissinger and Dayan concluded lengthy talks and planned a second session to address the Egypt Israel separations and broader negotiations. Officials said no final plan or common view emerged and a fresh meeting was deemed necessary to push toward a viable approach. The discussions, part of ongoing efforts with Egyptian negotiators, aimed to shape future talks within the month.
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Goodrich to Close Plants in Shelton and Derby
Shelton BF Goodrich announced plans to close its Shelton and Derby rubber and cellular products plants, cutting about 3,000 jobs as it drops its cellular line in the United States. The firm cited shortages of petrochemical raw materials and said closures would occur in summer or early fall. city officials scheduled a meeting to discuss possible actions to forestall the shutdown.
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Gas Supply Off Fuel Oil Up Amid Winter Demand
AP reports Stovita notes gasoline stocks rose slightly as winter demand increased and warmer weather tempered needs. Heating oil and diesel stocks also climbed above 1971 and 1972 levels despite Arab oil embargo impacts and airline cutbacks. API figures show weekly distillate stocks near 210 million barrels for gasoline and 403 million for distillates, with kerosene stocks easing.
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Bridgeport Area Weather Forecast Update
Mostly sunny through today with a high near 35. Tonight turns cloudy with lows around 25. Tomorrow cloudy with a 5 chance of snow and highs from 23 to 30 inland and 3 to 35 along the shore. Winds variable 10 to 19 mph inland and 5 to 19 mph along the coast. Precipitation probability near zero today and tonight.
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State Dealers Set Moves To Ease Gasoline Crunch
HAMDEN AP The Connecticut Gasoline Retailers Association CGRA and regional directors agreed Fri to ease shortages by urging stations in 169 towns to limit purchases to 10 gallons and stagger hours for emergency supply. Officials said voluntary compliance aims to reduce lineups and keep gasoline flowing during the shortage.
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Meskill Urges Killian Resign in Governor Bid
Hartford AP reports Gov. Thomas J. Meskill urged Gen. Robert K. Killian to resign as he announces his candidacy for governor. Meskill argues Killian’s run creates a potential conflict of interest while Killian, the attorney general, contemplates the Democratic nomination and race this fall.
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Killian Faces Criticism Over Gas Sales Policy
Hartford AP reports Attorney General Robert Killian says the state cannot bar gasoline stations from selling to transients or impose purchase conditions. The issue follows complaints of discrimination, service charges, and pressure to buy extra items. The Motor Vehicles Department and Consumer Protection Department probe potential unfair trade violations. Mesquita Meskill criticizes Killian and urges resignation, while Killian weighs timing for a decision on seeking election and continues campaigning with planned events in Hartford and Milford.
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Nixon Defies Ervin On Tapes Subpoena
Nixon defied Senate Watergate subpoenas for presidential tapes and documents accusing the panel of unconstitutional overreach. He announced a reshuffle of his defense team naming James St Clair to oversee Watergate matters while J Fred Burhardt will shift to other White House legal duties.
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Saxbe Sworn In as Attorney General of United States
James Saxbe was sworn in as attorney general, pledging to bring credit to the law and the legal process amid a troubled department. He cited the system's resilience, praised the nation’s institutions, and vowed ongoing reforms while noting the need for bipartisan political balance. The ceremony featured acting AG Robert Bork and included remarks on past leadership.
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Barker Leaves Prison Paralyzed Face in Cold Exposure
Bernard Barker, one of the Watergate defendants who pleaded guilty, was released Friday after being imprisoned since November. He has the right side of his face paralyzed, diagnosed as Bell's palsy, attributed to exposure to cold at Eglin Air Force base during his escape planning. A prison official confirmed the diagnosis after an examination on December 28. Barker sought the outcome of his appeal.
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Daylight Saving Time begins with shifts for CT schools
Clocks move ahead tonight as DST starts at 2 AM tomorrow creating later school start times and delays in dismissal across several Connecticut towns. Norwalk and others adjust bus schedules temporarily until mid February to keep students safe after dark.
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Cupid and Lady JP wed as court date turns wedding day
In a rare plea bargaining twist in the Second Circuit, Grady McGee Jr., a Stratford truck driver, saw a court date transform into a wedding with Cupid and Lady JP on hand. Judge Burton Jacobson's session shifted from an assault trial to a ceremony after prosecutors reconsidered the case and marital arrangements emerged.
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