Regional TV link proposal for Bridgeport debated
The Council reviewed a plan from Wave Television Network backed by Metropolitan Regional for an instant municipal video link. It would cost up to 1000 dollars a year unless a repeater station is avoided, with city costs possibly falling to 14000 annually. Proposals also considered for street annexes and sewer connections on Guilford drive and Lycett street.
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Skale Assigns Welfare Aides to Child Agency
Gov. J. Moshill announced two Connecticut Welfare Department employees will be assigned to the State Child Welfare agency to join a new program. Miss Jo Ann Wells and Roger Vehasn receive the assignments as the program aims to blend public and private welfare knowledge and improve coordination across sectors.
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More Color TV's NBC Estimate Reveals Household Reach
NBC estimates color TV households at 28.6 million, marking a sharp rise from January 1871 figures and signaling growing market penetration. This figure underscores accelerating consumer adoption and broadening advertiser opportunities in the television era.
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California Condor Study Probes Decline and Causes
Biologist Dean Currier and teams from the US Fish and Wildlife Service and California Department of Fish and Wildlife investigate why the California Condor population declines. They test theories from pesticides to nesting disruption while noting the bird's scavenging diet and long-term threats to survival. John Borneman of the National Audubon Society stresses public apathy as a major factor, linking past ranges to contemporary extinction risks.
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Jacobucci Named To FMC Post Inorganic Chemicals Unit
Jacobucci, of Norwalk, named manager technical service mining industry for FMC corporation inorganic chemicals division. Formerly division manager of distribution, he will push development of new and exiting markets. He serves in manufacturing and testing roles in Green River, Pu catella, Mabey and New York. He is a Denver University graduate and member of several scientific societies.
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Lime Limay Mystery Inconsistent Sailor Nickname
Readers puzzled by a garbled OCR fragment about British sailors nicknames connected to lime and Vitamin C myths. The text references Bri annica and a possible seasonal economy shift, but the meaning is unclear and names are fragmentary.
Army barred calling Medina as witness in Calley trial
McPHERSON Ga AP Eukhardt testified that an order barred Medina from testifying in the Calley court martial. The defense questioned how the order was delivered and whether it impacted Medina’s appearance. Prosecutor and military officials debated the relevance and timing of Medina’s testimony amid broader charges against Calley and a looming risk to witnesses connected to My Lai massacre.
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Swedish Jenny Lind Hopes To Swim Drink Carrot Juice
Swedish singer Jenny Lind arrives for the 1971 festival amid a welcome wave at Kennedy Airport. Sylvia, a student from Arvika, plans to study and perform in Vienna and New York. She will join Jenny Lind and Emily Doomy at the Whip and Wigathon dinner dance launching the festival, with appearances at homes for the aged and church services. Local organizers Calvin Larson and James Lindquist greet her, presenting flowers.
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Council Backs Renaming Of 2 to Library Board
The Compton Congress ratified the coappointment of two Burroughs Library Board directors despite aldermanic opposition. Diaries W Bitzer, a Bridgeport businessman, and James J Connell faced rejection for non resident status, while Mayor Curran and Council President Brow praised Bitzer and Connell. The board may be non resident friendly, citing library access for residents and employees in Bridgeport. Wharf fees approved for boat tie ups pending publication.
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Democrats Capture Groton House Seat
Democrats Mortimer Wright won a special election to replace Republican Glasp Rap who resigned after being elected probate judge. Wright defeated Republican challenger Heayyilla Hsia as 2823 votes were cast, about 1,842 eligible voters participating. The race swung despite Republicans being fewer in registration.
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Jail Term for Var Park Disturbance
Circuit Court Judge Rowan Bexton imposed a sentence yesterday on Beecher Smith 67 of Helen Street for running a disturbance in Var Park. Smith pleaded guilty to a charge of breath violation after district evidence presented by Assistant Prosecutor Braymont Heche. The judge gave a day sentence following the guilty plea and state case details.
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