ABCD Wins Board Approval for Spanish Speaking Programs
Bridgeport ABCD won board approval to fund Spanish speaking outreach including a seven month dropout prevention center serving 30 youths and a 150 participant arts workshop program for ages 14 to 31. The plan, tied to a DCA master contract, includes tutoring, counseling, and after school staff at PRP offices on Stratford Avenue, with funding totaling about 19 298 dollars and additional 5 000 and 1 550 dollar components.
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Bridgeport
State Department of Community Affairs
Tequeslea
Rues Case
DCA
Reéumilsic
Wmf
Figueroa
Connecticut Clean Bill of
PRP
Stratford Avenus
Area Metals Executive Defends Use Of Materials in Cup Sail Races
Norman Feige of Titanium Fabrication Corp spoke to the New Haven chapter of the American Society for Metals arguing that exotic materials like titanium can aid America’s Cup yachts. He cited Intrepid’s use of titanium fittings and a titanium mast to gain thrust, noting costs rose sharply but that small gains can decide races in tightly fought regattas.
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Area Metals Executive
Ansonia
Amer Ica
U.S
Norman G. Feive
Titanium T Fabrication Corp
Fairfield
American Society For “Metals
New Haven
Rapp
L’aradise
Wakelee Terrace
Feige
Intrepid
Seno
Winaung
Steele Presses Bid On Special Education
U S Rep Robert H Steele urged a massive commitment to special education noting Connecticut ranks among the most progressive in provision. The state Board of Education estimates about 32 000 youngsters needing services are not receiving them. ABCD involved in protests over senior lunch contracts and federal Community Action Programs. Meetings with lawmakers and officials were reported, with plans to push national CAP legislation and discussions on the Manpower Training and Employment program merger. Allen received a plaque for service and will move to Bridgeport Housing authority.
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U.S
Robert H. Steele
Steele
Connecticut
State Board of Education
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ABCD
Department On
Agling
Magr
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Charles B. Tisdale
Sholom Bloom
Executive Sterutary
Bloom
IABCD
Tor
Salvation Army
Bridgeport
Tisdale Bag
MsgriGenuatio
Stewart B. McKinney
McKinney
CAP
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Tisdale
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Jerom
Em ‘Thorapean
Allen
CEP
Andrew Allen
West End
William C. Johnon
Looters Hit Shrine-Area Flat. Stereo Stolen and Home Vandalized
Detectives report burglars entered an apartment near St. Margaret's shrine last night and stole a stereo. They vandalized rooms with mouthwash and cleaners, dumped contents from drawers, and scattered clothing as Helen Kamornski of 1539 Park Avenue returned home to discover the damage.
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St. Margaret's Shrine
Hie
Helen Kamornski
Park Avenue
Natural Gas Prices Could Soar Amid Deregulation Debate
Washington delays energy debate as deregulation proposals threaten to boost natural gas costs for millions. Officials warn supply lag and rising heating bills while advocates tout exploration funding as needed, and critics warn of triple house bills if deregulation passes. Industry counters that deregulation unlocks funds, yet shortages persist. Regulatory figure Martin Lobel cites industry fights and consumer Ralph Nader warns of steep bills if deregulation proceeds.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Martin Lobel
Congressional Energy
Arras
Embargo Debate Over Lifting Ties to 1967 War
Lawmakers weigh possible embargo relief amid calls from Humphrey and Tunney to lift it. Some senators express caution until Israel agrees to conditions. House committee members praise signs yet warn of hard issues, while energy independence and funding disputes loom.
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Sawhill
John Turiney
D-Calif
Israel
House
Tee He ‘Hamilton
D-Id
Near East
United States
Walter F. Monile
Minn
Re-elected president leads Bridgeport GOP club meeting
Charles M Valentiny was unanimously reelected president of the Bridgeport Republican Club as officers for the coming year were chosen in a single ballot. The gathering at Republican headquarters on East Main Street heard State Rep Ernest La Nickola discuss General Assembly activity and Stanley Golenski outline plans to seek the 127th Assembly seat.
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Charles M. Valenting
Edha Avenue
Bridgeport
Republican Club
Nicklas
Golenski
Republican
East Main Street
General Assembly
Ernest la Nickola
Stanley Golenski
Valentiny
Robert A. Dartengle
Wauy
Valentino
Dortenvia
Helen Michuda
John Kannyhercz, Jr
Jay Calderaro
Olga Y. Galenski
Agnes Valentino
Herbert Bundock
Nick Triydrelli
Arma
Charles Prozelt
George Plura
Margaret Stapleton
Nickals
Aldarly
Hearing Planned In Housing Code Amendments
The Common Council finance committee plans a public hearing on broad amendments to the city housing code. Alderman Martin J. Kentosh announced Feb 19 as a tentative hearing date. The changes add rules for residential structures and target commercial buildings. The committee also recommends approving two matters at the next council meeting: creating an Historical Site Study Committee and increasing dumping fees for city incinerators.
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Common Council
Martin_J. Kentosh
Orlinance — Committee
City Hall
Connell
Pro Abortion Rally Sunday Draws Backers in Hartford
The Freedom to Choose Coalition will host a Sunday rally at Central Baptist Church Hartford starting 2 p.m. with pro abortion speakers and seven workshops on topics from medical facts to legal issues. Support from Planned Parenthood League of CT and NOW includes Trish Calley and Janine Kaat with keynote by Harriet Philpel. Organizers say the event counters anti abortion threats as part of a national effort amid a Washington march.
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Freedom To Choose Coalition
Central Baptist Church
Hartford
Tthe Planned
Parenthood League of Connecticut
Bridgeport
National Organization For Women
Trish Calley
PPLC
Janine Kaat
NOW
Women Vs. Connecticut
Nurtford
Washington
Rights To Life
Harret Philpel
Planned Parenthood
William Olds
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
Virginia Stuere
Weicker to Discuss Energy With UE Group
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. will discuss the energy crisis today with the United Electrical workers' district legislative committee. UE representative Harry Kaplan and committee members will meet with Weicker at his Federal Building office on Lafayette Boulevard. Local UE president Bryant Electric, Albert Cloffari, says many workers fear unemployment from material shortages amid skeptical views on the crisis. A draft statement from oil firms and the Federal government was approved at a local union meeting.
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Conn
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Harry Kaplan
Connecticut
Selate Tive
Senator Weicker
Federal
Cafayette Boulevard
Albert Cloffari
I Bryant Electric
Democrats Set Primary Dates Amid Legal Notice Concerns
Democrats approve March 39 date for party primaries after shifts from March 5 due to mandatory 56 day legal notice. Town Chairman Luckart and Malocco discuss state statutes and potential court challenges. Date for Town committee endorsements anticipated around February 12. Observed moments of silence for Deputy Sheriff Eldon and State Rep. D'Onefrip.
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Malocco
Lockart
Ratther
Luckart
Maiorco
Elizabeth K. Walsh
Bridgeport
Alexander Eldon
John D’onefrip
Urs Pritula Name Called on Town Committee Roll
The dispute over North End Democrat Angelina Pritula’s status on the Democratic Town committee may be resolved in her favor as her name was read in the roll call. She was absent to answer here but the chair said the resignation was never accepted and she may remain on, ending the dispute with only weeks left in the term.
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North End
Angelina Pritula
Democratic Town Committee
Rall
John J. Luckint
Agnes Clamnin
Rystula
Juggler Bird at Everglades Anhinga Stuns With Catch
The Everglades anhinga, a large waterbird, performs a feeding display by tossing a seafish whale into the air and catching it headfirst. The bird folds back its scales and sharp spines while swallowing, demonstrating a specialized technique.
Sealed Bid Sale for Gagle Foot Covering Inc Property
U.S. Internal Revenue Service offers the Gain Foot Covering property for sale due to tax delinquency. Bids due January 21 with opening January 22 at the IRS office in Briggs County. Property located at 2002 Main Street, Briggs, with personal items and fixtures listed. inspection by appointment.
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Internal Revenue Code
Hs Teen
Telrot
Gagle Foot Covering Inc
F.tain Street
Briggs Te Gannie
Sec Flan Gas
Internal Revenue
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Bie
Salm
Lotern
Lofayalia Ilvd
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Brivgmorty Cai
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Rena
Regina Shammo Traci
Garner
Hiya
Houreen Ceck Weiter
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Caer
Farttal
Weloeke
Rick
Main Street
Pestal Express
Yale
Internal Revenue Service
Marina Village Tenants Debate Renovation and Ownership
Bridgeport tenants at Marina Village clash over a five year renovation. HUD 4 million grant could fund upgrades including heating and electrical work, with a path to tenant ownership via a $14,000 rehab and mortgage. Some residents push for rent relief and mail slot fixes as 164 units face loss, while delays and budget gaps worry others.
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Coomt
Harbor- Hew Towers
Don Heyward
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Heyward
Arthur J. LaChioma
Office of Development Administration
Howeer
BHA
LuChinma
Washington
Bridgeport
Unite
Iocal
Cortinental
Boston
Owas
Marina
Marina Village plans push toward tenant ownership
City officials debated reducing the number of army-like facilities and shifting Marina Village toward tenant ownership. Planner David Parish argued public housing could remain viable with minimized relocations, more child recreation space, and increased tenant security. Aldermen Catherine Parker and William Tyer supported ownership, noting local fears at Seaside Village. Architects Rumbray and Heywood Reid noted the discussion was inconclusive and scheduled a follow up in two to three weeks.
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Lace Torive
David Parish
Zane Yeat
Weavy Sail Triumphs in Knightly Trials and Costs
A garbled OCR passage notes weighty armor and long costs for knights, referencing forty-one of fifty United sales and comparisons to Switzerland. It hints at fines or districts and a complex medieval or metaphorical battle, but the wording is unclear and fragmented.
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Ingulste
Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Notices
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates including 6.00 for weekly, 523.20 for Sunday features, and annual plans with varying terms. It notes delivery options, postal post rates, and mentions a cancellation or renewal process tied to circulation and editorial access.
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