City Housing Study Outlines Four Goal Areas
A city planning task force reviews new data to map community needs and four goal types: social, residential, physical, and political. The plan calls for neighborhood centering with child care and police support, plus a move toward storyhouse style housing with varied sizes. The group discusses site purchases, funding shifts, and observer appointments to improve coordination while police demonstrations and a May disturbance prompt ongoing monitoring and potential policy reviews.
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Fiamn Warner
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View Avenue
Eryca Hall
Housing Site Development Agency
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Model Cities Planning Council
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Mry& Warner
Furte
Albert Tarte
Manan Recy Waewonee
Filixa
Helt Bracu
Richard Godivin
Forte
Fede Tev
Eden Oils
Area Groups Rally Behind Officers in Rights Dispute
About 50 protesters joined picketing near police headquarters as area groups support officers in a rights clash. Unions and civic groups demanded fair treatment, citing alleged constitutional rights violations during questioning and internal investigations of patrolmen.
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Faieid
Taxpayers Association WC Bridgewit
TAB
Sylvan Crest
Ascotiniloy
Uieg
Wau
Joseph Sabotka
3OP
Politemen
Uniow
Homeless Mafia Chieftains Shifted Again
A fragment reports that Mafia leaders were moved from a Sardinian island colony to exile on Asinara. Locals protest the transfer as unrest grows on the fishermen’s island. The Ushart government decided to relocate unknown underworld figures to the Asinara colony with limited guards and families aboard a navy vessel.
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Nallan Rayy Tran
Nnby
Fillecudl
Asinara
Sardinia
Matiosi
Thar
Ferk
Sare
Alfcotini
Fugudi
Steefern
IX Land
Ushart
A. Nso
Pennsylvania Income Tax Ruled Unconstitutional
Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the state income tax violates the constitutional uniformity requirement by class, deeming it invalid. Governor Shapp defended the measure, citing budgeting needs and regulatory plans amid a legal challenge by State Senator Tislman and taxpayers.
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Beldihely
Milton J. Shapn
Shapp
Harrisburg
Tre
State Supreme Court
Rons Lancaster
Allechery
Richard A. ‘Filahman
Montgomery
Tislnman
Conten
Ed Shapp
Bedger
Barrett Discusses School Aide Coverage With Krivicky
City Hall leaders met with Stanley Krivicky of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees to discuss 70 paraprofessional aides in Bridalpert schools. The talks focused on whether aides are covered by the existing contract and if salaries would be included, with a next session planned.
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Brosel
Harradt
Barrel
State Labor Relations Board
16 Workers Killed in Tunnel Explosion
A catastrophic tunnel blast near Sylmar killed 16 workmen and injured several others as methane gas and heat hampered rescue efforts. Investigators traced the explosion to a spark from drilling equipment igniting gas pockets. two victims were identified, and the operation continued under drought conditions with rescue teams wearing breathing gear.
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Rea
Denise Overstreet
Ives
Hivally
Sriveluy
Hood
Gordon R
Gakeshutt
Mites
Paul Buglee
Escame
Helt
Toreinad
Will Carter
Gunny Blalock
Lockhieed! Shipbuilding
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Lorem Mutharling
Sylmar
Cal. Dential
Saugus
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Metropolitan Water Distriet
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Metropolitan Water Distiet
Southern California
State
Sejateda
Ray Falters
Los Angeles
Supreme Court weigh in on press freedom case
A major dispute over government restrictions on publication reaches the courts. The Times and Washington Post seek injunctions while the government asks the Supreme Court to review and possibly block articles on Pentagon papers. Officials cite national security concerns and diplomatic fallout.
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Times
Vie US
Clyellin Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Washington Post
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Supreme Cour
Post
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British Foreign Office
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Boston
Stoke
Anthony
Dulan
Freday
Los Angeles Timed
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Henan
Chicago SuneLimes
Los Angeles
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Rand Gorp
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Anthony J. Russo
Russo
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Raud
Dave Pitsberg
Linda Sinay
Autorney
Elsberg
Filsberg
Pai Inia
House
Senate
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Detener
Rohorc 5
McNamare
Wlan
National Security Council
Paul M. Kallenburg
Péntagon
Papara
Phi
Festival Opens with Ringmaster Leading Bridgepost Event
A lively festival in the Bridgepost area unfolds with the Ringmaster Burrleiter presiding. A capacity crowd of 400 enjoys songs, speeches, and humor as the Lions Club marks its 30th anniversary and the event honors past Ringmasters and local dignitaries.
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Dan Leo J. Radgate
Cere Trovies
Lions Clink
Lions
Tan Thumb
Lavinesia
Warner
Patrick Vilitale
Michele Plecalu
Ennis Geason
Lions Club anniversary concert at Bert Rinth show
Bert Rinth and his Society Orchestra performed to an audience where each woman received a miniature lion as a memento. Barber served as Lions club chieftain for the event marking the anniversary.
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Finner
Bert Rinth
Wasalan
Swith
Amemento
Dae Barber
Lions Club
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Lind Concert Tonight and Big Weekend Events Begin
A busy weekend unfolds with Lind concerts tonight at 7 and a festival in Stratford tomorrow through Sunday. The Festival Family visits Booinn Memorial Park for a community observance while Trambull hosts a main festival along Ridgeview streets. An earlier Beardsley Park Wing Ding features children’s activities.
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Booinn Memorial Park
Steaford
Stratford Jay
Trambull
Ridgeview
Trainbull
Beardsley Park
Anmual Square
Mt. Squart
Cast
State Street
Westport Harbor
Midway Opens At Festival With Big Opening Crowd
Carny crews bring in Big crowd for the Barnum Festival Midway opening. New acts include Princes Avana Ape Girl and a space pillow exhibit. Festival Society hopes to surpass last year’s thirty thousand dollars.
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John P. Somed
Mney Cen
Ancwer
Carny People
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Tan
Midway
O. Ross Peter
Meg Potter
Festival Society
Avana
Two Parties Await Start Of New Talk
Two parties in the state legislature move toward a fresh round of debate on welfare residency and budget measures. Democrats push for a welfare amendment while Republicans warn of fiscal missteps as leaders seek a compromise with the governor and House members.
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James W. Marawley Jr
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Bridgeport Republican
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Inter-City TV Network Plan Gains City Backing
The council last night voted to support a proposed inter city television network with a budget around 519,000 over one year. Alderman Edward Lesko noted the project aims to connect communications across agencies and exchange police and education data while coordinating permits and joint operations with regional partners. Local officials highlighted potential benefits for public alerts and citywide information sharing.
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Aldaman
Lesko Ns
Pationtralia
Bridgeport
New York Police Academy
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Vek West
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Tas Labor Opposed to Piggyback Tax
Tasmanian Labor opposed the idea of a piggyback tax proposed by labor groups. The State Labor Council and affiliated unions criticize a graduated income tax tied to federal rates, calling the concept flawed and reiterating opposition to any piggyback scheme.
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Council
Council Backs Cause of City Spending Plan Proposal
City council supporters approve a 1075000 budget package with changes, detailing allocations for model cities, education equipment, camperships, and staff transportation. Aldermen debate timing, with assurance spending could be canceled if deemed unnecessary and allocations overseen by Alderman Sedensky and committee members.
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Defight
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Alerwations
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Crespo Lands Group
Stephen Sedensky
Cummon Council
Heriteria M. Creapa
Caelis O. Uddyback
Innes Grantham
Elliot Strickland
Flaming Council
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