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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1974
Page
6
The Barnum Tenants Association warns that bus service faces threats from vandalism and robberies to protect riders and drivers. Drivers fear near apartments, some have been robbed, and a repeat incident occurred in one day. Sentries, vigilantes, and police action are discussed as possible remedies with Transit District involvement.
The piece argues that states that have not ratified the ERA face a campaign to force candidates to take a stand before the 1974 elections. It notes the political risk for male candidates who back ERA, cites female voter influence, and highlights organized opposition from Common Cause NOW and LWV, plus funding earmarked to promote ERA.
A Connecticut columnist rejects post storm fixes and proposes a dream dwellin g called the approved Connecticut domicile. The plan envisions an octagonal log cabin with a single round room and fireplace, no wires no pipes no external communication, and a ban on further improvements to keep families safe from future outages. The piece mocks practical hurdles yet presents a vivid, self sufficient shelter as the only security families would want after the Christmas week ice storm.
Washington notes report the Senate passed a resolution for a National Day of Humiliation Fasting and Prayer to fall on April 30 1974 a Tuesday. Critics warn of four day weekends store sales clipped gas stations closures and potential political leverage for lawmakers while fearing Washington getaways and fuel shortages.
President Nixon battled for broader trade with the Soviet Union but faced Rep Vanik’s amendment demanding eased emigration restrictions on Soviet Jews. The House passed the bill with the proviso, while the Senate waits, arguing detente versus leveraging human rights. Connecticut backed the amendment. supporters urge continued education before further concessions.
A reader’s guide lists when to buy major items to save as prices rise. It pairs products with off season months for air conditioners bicycles appliances china glassware gifts rugs linens radios and more, urging timely purchases to slash living costs in 1974.
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