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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

Page

20

Brain Uses Oxygen Proportionally to Weight

The brain consumes about 25 percent of the body's oxygen while weighing only about 2 percent of body mass. This fact, cited by the Encyclopaedia Britannica, highlights the brain’s high metabolic demand.

Ap Ipaedia Britannica

Doctor Is Sentenced In Abortion Case

A 43-year-old Stamford physician Dr Anthony Komninos was sentenced to one to three years in state prison after a jury found him guilty of attempting to procure abortions for three women. An appeal bond of 7500 was posted as he prepares to appeal to the State Supreme Court.

Stamford Superior Court William P. Barber Anthony Komninos Aspen Mill Road Ridgefield State Supreme Court Donald A. Browne Komninos Mr. Browne Barber Browne Karmmainas David E. Zimmer

Police Chief Resigns Amid County Center Controversy

Coventry police chief Ludwig Kolodziej resigns after ten years in service amid county inquiries into a psychiatric center. Judge Barber sentenced a man for manslaughter and robbery with violence while the town weighs its reform plans.

Zimmer Coventry UPI Komninos Hadj Ludwig T. Kolodziej Thurst Judge Police Department Barber Cheshire Eugene Henderson Hewitt Street Stratford Springs Kolodziej Cusco Cuzco Peru

African Boers The Dutch settlers of South Africa

The term Boer, from Dutch, means farmer. Most Dutch settlers in South Africa were farmers or Boers, and the world later used the name Boers for them and their descendants.

South Africa

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