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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1974

Page

3

Dollar Centile Movements After Global Devaluations

The report tracks post devaluation currency shifts across markets. The dollar's value rose against Swiss francs in Zurich and Paris, fell against others, with gains against the Dutch guilder and German mark noted. Gold prices edged higher on oil market rumors, while currencies in Amsterdam and London show volatile movements.

Paria Siollet Amsterdam Die Daltait Frankfurt Miloy Landy Bone Arab Oil Prodiviers Wold Gamat

Samuel Volpe and local politics in the Bamiaiowe era

Fragmentary OCR describes Samuel Volpe and related political figures. It notes the Bamiaiowe administration more than two years in, mentions Democrats blocking CDI candidates, and references Alderman Guman and Mr. Liska in ongoing term debates.

Bamiaioweministration Tanuatus CDI Guman Liska

Mayor appoints park board nominees amid heated council vote

The mayor urged quick council action on four nominees for the Park Board, including Daniel Pleruelo and Anne Hayes, amid requests for public interviews. Alderman Kelley opposed suspending rules, but the four were approved unanimously as the city moves to fill the board and organize bus service facilities.

Adoptton Cateleria Wayne Panvzio Park Comtorigsinners Jast Sieht Robert C. Zampane Avery Aigett Wil Avlinn Park Commission Kranth Kelley Puetle Pommers Daniel Pleruelo Allerman Fraurniee

Waiver battle over Speed Plaza housing standards

The Panarin administration sought to waive fire and construction standards for Congress Plaza housing. The Common Council approved a waiver last night and set another joint Ordinance and Public Works meeting for Thursday to pursue a satisfactory solution. City officials argued high fire protection costs would make the project uneconomical under federal limits, sending plans to the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. The situation mirrors partisan moves, with Republicans opposing the proposal amid control by the Democratic administration.

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Comeil Yates Tax Refund for Pampekar Firm

Tax refund approved for Pampekar Firm tied to Comatca Comeil au horie payee. City records show property originally valued at 171090 reduced to 128000 following court action, creating a 40250 assessment drop. Funds include 225 interest and 4870 outlay to various entities and addresses, with multiple names and firms listed in disbursement details.

Comatca Comeil au\horie Wight Paowahachi Avis Atlantic Street William J. Faulkner Cownell’s Claims Committee Neaderdt Jozcophs Masteouand Faulkner Crancll Ouberwouwrt

Crime Unit Funds May Get Revamp

Connecticut officials propose revamping crime unit funding as Congress allocates the same total as last year. Executive director Fr. R. Stovett cites rigid federal spending and competing programs as reasons to reallocate state funds from last year’s $7.8 million.

Crime Unit Wartford Fr. R. Stovett Comnecticut Asd Reson Congress Banki Core Macical Slerrell

Shoplifter Nabbed At Reads Department Store

Johni. Smith of 20 Caleman Abreet was arrested yesterday by security personnel at Reads department store. He allegedly left without paying for merchandise, leading to a stop and arrest.

Johni. Smith Caleman Reads Tisnad Airdet Bee Storn

City Fiscal Details Bond Issues For Public Projects

City fiscal notes describe multiple bond issues and partial offerings to banks for public works. Included are $100,000 and $4 million at 4 to 4.5 percent for fire headquarters, $900,000 notes for Humane Affairs building remodelling, $400,000 notes for remodel, and $70,000 for Public Works complex at CRAL garage. Banks named include Connecticut Bank and Trust and Connecticut National Bank with rates around 4.19 to 4.37 percent. Additional $1.2 million for Park City Plaza renewal is noted, with Hartford National Bank also involved.

Connecticut Bank and Trust Company Humane Affairs Public CRAL Connecticut Nation Nees Aire Connechicyk Bank

Actuarial Study Sparks Budgetrow Over City Contracts

Aldermen clash over retirement clauses and an actuarial study linked to police and fire contracts. Mayor Panuria blocks debate while critics accuse him of hiding the true cost, as council members push for transparency and possible legal action.

John D. Guia New Rome Consraut Catherine Walker Amd Chuneil Guman Ried Bo Fares Panarin Tal Cal Panuria Cantan Daniel Dumagnis Reilgupert Wlderney Rokag Aldarman Gunn William Ser Reich Corneret Joseph C. Conmer Conmitwe Firemoe Io Gop Garbunk Roger A. Gellanblen Aya Tigget LF Ukesayr Euroyegus Linnees Coomer Wea Wis Ayer Ins

Beeks Sommai tic Work Cot Lawmakers Debated

Hartford AP reports Beeks and fellow legislators faced extended questions as they push for formal committee work amid complex cases. Representative J Martin Hennessy indicated the need for more time to understand intricate issues, emphasizing ongoing delays and the importance of careful review.

Hartford J. Marlin Hennessy Wetherafield Prakels & Gillin Walt Mike Severn Accario Degnia

Civil Service Panel Seeks Meeting Over Back Pay Denial

The Civil Service Commission plans to meet with Camptrolic Roger Gelfenbien to discuss back pay for city employees after a commission decision to approve retroactive pay beyond its authority. The meeting follows employee complaints that a salary claim dated March 37 17d was rejected, with further staffing actions and budget considerations noted from the December meetings.

Civil Service Panel Gelfenbien Civil Service Camptrolic Roger Gelfenbien Salvatore Giriale Rubee Bruno Bruno Curiale Alan Catlon Caner Woah Liab Fitward Daiey Ahen Public Works Anl Bridgeport Wwa Appuinichems Mage Parmanent Corplrantr IBM Humane Therar A. Pistey Ana

Monroe Pastor Resigns Area Episcopal Post

The Rev. Bartel Ransant Col ley resigns as head of the Bridgeport area deanery of Connecticut’s Episcopal Church to devote more time to his parish. He has suffered two major heart attacks and was the Bridgeport deanery’s executive with duties across multiple parishes. A committee will review applications for the coordination post.

Bartel Ransant Celley Jeter Tee Colley Inia Doporles Bridgeport Fie Sertademis Hertford New Erestions Port Meiers Ohn Martiner Grace Church Low Hill Edward Golslay Martine Janes Twhnson St George's Bl. Paul's Cureh Baarani Niagara Falls

Cohen to Appear In Court in Parks Post

Wrangle Cohen to appear in court as part of a civil service examination dispute involving the Parks Department. Officials indicate a potential change in leadership, with a new parks chief expected around February and current director Fimer Teen under scrutiny.

Cohen Parks Post Wrangle Cley Aten Cohen Paris Lis Saher John Queen Queen Phil Handy Uley Han Conta Toh & Newsman Parks Department Fimer Teen Dack Albertson Park Conmissioners

Jai Alai Petition Drive Gains Steam Across City

Slow but steady momentum builds as petition groups circulate to place a jai alai referendum on the ballot. Alderman and organizers report many centers collecting signatures, aiming for required totals while districts East Side and others distribute forms and push for the February deadline.

Jai Alai Dol Guna Jorsres D-Mgm Gosche Geman Dan Garton Enid

Fairfield Co-Op Names Teacher To Nursery Staff

Toi Bilis has been appointed to the Fairfield Cooperative Nursery School staff at First Congregational in Fairfield. She will guide creative projects for three and four year olds, bringing experience from the University of New Mexico and studies in education and counseling.

Jud Eilish Fairlivh! Cooperative Nursery Narentechin Prevkintergarten Selon Jagr Holly Knight Khannin Arthur da With Daniel Feuoy Toi Bilis Pairfield Fie Feirfield Cooperative Nursery School Focal Hill Church Congregational Fairfield Eliish University of New Mexico San Francisco State College University of Bridgeport Ellish Tiny Herndon Merl Fobt New Mexico New York San Francisco Sine Ties Childenn J Stratheld Faur

Yen Crisis Shrinks Japan Reserves and Trade Balance

Overseas reports say Japan faces a sharp currency devaluation risk as currency reserves dip from 19.067 billion to 2.460 billion over months. Officials warn of weaker imports and higher prices, with many firms maintaining production and power supplies amid the strain.

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Minority Firm Gets Federal Building Job

The Grocial Services Adel aministration awarded a 67,944 dollar contract to a 100 percent minority owned firm for custodial services at the THR house and Federal building for one year. The firm employs 52 people and the GSA estimated additional hiring on the project.

Adel Aministration Woodlawn Avenag Cis Cette Houge Federal GSA Shore

Bingham Seeks Republican Nomination for Attorney General

Torrington Connecticut state representative James F Bingham announced Monday his bid for the 1974 Republican nomination for attorney general. He stated the Republican Town Committee supports his candidacy and he would push to improve Connecticut's legal system. Bingham is a member of the Connecticut House and chairs the State Court Reorganization Commission.

Torrington Conn TAP Sta Rep James F. Bingham K-Staminfo Republcan Alain Atorney Republican Bingham Hingham

Ratchford Opens Congress Drive In Sih District

Veteran Congressman Ratchford launches a bid in the Sih district with early support from Meriden officials and local party leaders. State Rep William Ro Ttwhtrad of Ch baty and other endorsers plan public appearances as the campaign targets the November nominating convention.

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Bunn Warns of RTI Reports Tied to State Trade Probe

Hartford site reports reveal Consumer Protection Commissioner Barbant warning about alleged car sales schemes aimed at profiteering under state and federal laws. The inquiry cites possible ties to Lie-in practices and references rapid action timelines and joint state federal enforcement to curb abuses and require longer review.

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