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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1974
Page
1
The discussion centers on land use reform and civic action to influence decision makers. Dr Stoltwijk warns pollution lowers city life expectancy and favors mass transit with potential gasoline taxes. Experts note the need for professional groups to assist town meetings while avoiding wasted resources.
Fragmented text outlines disengagement ideas with signals from Israel and Egypt. Key figures like Yigal Allan and Kissinger referenced. Proposed measures include carpool incentives, express lanes, higher tolls for single occupancy, and public persuasion toward settlement. statements in Washington and Damascus hint at broader regional moves.
Consultants propose a four phase modernization with a total rehab cost around 4.5 million per unit, lowering the overall workload. The layout shifts to 7 two-bedroom, 119 three-bedroom, and 38 four-bedroom homes, eliminating all one-bedroom apartments and adding 254 parking spaces for a Bridgeport housing project.
Consultants warn Marina plan wastes energy due to thin insulation and leaky windows. They urge replacing windows and upgrading the building envelope, plus relocation housing options on the East Side to avoid overcrowding. The plan’s feasibility hinges on land and staged renovations as a faster energy reduction method.
Arthur J. LaChioma deputy director of the Office of Development explains why the Father Panik Village plan would have cost more and taken longer than the Marina Village option. He cites better suitability for rehabilitation of Marina buildings and notes previous PV studies did not reduce the housing authority’s management load.
The piece notes the largest Japanese garden at the Pan World Exposition covering 4 acres with 28 flower gardens and 93 tree species. It also reports Ronald Momea to become president of the Greater Bridgeport Medical Association at its 107th annual dinner at Inlet Inn 680 Post Road Tuesday evening with Dr Milton Unger and others in attendance and Api J. Wondstone as speaker on Nixon's Head.
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