Catholic bishops reject communion in hands policy vote
In a Washington meeting bishops rejected making Holy Communion optional, noting the practice already exists regionally. Debate centered on unity versus individual choice as Cardinal Carberry warned of divisiveness while Curtis urged compromise for dignity.
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Washington
United States
Floyd L. Beginakiane
Calif
Walter W. Curtis
Bridgeport
Conn
Curtis
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
National Conference of Catholic Bishaps
Ichop James $. Ransch
U.S. Catholic Conference
Paien
Canada
Gniadek Named Chairman of Stratford Town Council
Gniadek, a Democrat with prior council service, was elected chairman of Stratford Town Council by a 7 to 4 vote at a reorganizational meeting. The council also reappointed Town Attorney Copértino, Assistant Attorney Naples and Clerk Wynn to two-year terms. Former chairwoman Philomena Klesper thanked supporters and reflected on Stratford’s progress as sworn-in members took their seats.
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Dungid Gniadek
Sreeh
Stratford
George Nermean
Mr. Griadek
James B. Caragliar
Secand
Griadek
Dennis Croadtin
Anthony Brino
Richard Girardi
Mr. Vermann
Paul Aurnyay
Kleaper
Mew
Ineir
Philomena Klesper
Mes. Klesper
Joséph Vorabins
Janice Wynn
Stralford
Bridgeport Telegram edition page fragment
Fragmentary text from Bridgeport Telegram dated Sunday morning shows garbled references to circulation audit and miscellaneous items. It mentions Bridgeport, Connecticut, and a state street address, with unclear content about a Burmese context and a missing event or person.
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Bridgeport Telegram Alpha ME
Poly Buntiamg Company
State St. Endpepert
Conn
Port Rath
Toralnts Bridgepeet
Pest
Meroter Audit
Burma
Terrain
Hells Oe Wieekuara
Therataeper
Dervod Capley
Kageorr Fesawram
Democrats Clash Over Board Presidency and Owens Appointment
Factional tensions rise as Democrats fear a Republican would chair the board while Mayor Panuzio advocates a Democrat as president due to the board’s 13 member Democratic majority. The episode spurs elections for Owens’ vote, consensus to support Owens’ appointment, and a delay in adopting new board rules. City Atty Thurchay challenges suspending rules, and parent Mrs. Dwanda Daniels faces widespread applause for her stance.
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Gwens
Bome Democrats
Panuzio
Owes
Owens
Weill
Atty
Thurchay
Owens Apr
Seronal
Dvanda Daniels
Meskill Opposes Fare Increases For Commuters
Hartford AP Gov Thomas J Meskill opposes fare hikes between New Haven and New York City urging constant fares while efforts to boost ridership and reduce gasoline use proceed A joint Connecticut New York transit line faces possible fare changes if a New York bond issue is approved but both states must agree to any rise The Commuters Action Group urges him to block increases linked to potential New York bond outcomes
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Hartford
Thomas J. Meskill
New Haven
New York City
Missioner
F. Cohn Pease
Meskill
Commutteers Action Group
New York State
Pann Cental
West End
Connecticut
New Haven Grand Central Terminal
Frank M. Merling Jr
Westpurke
New York
Metranalilan
Transportation Authority
Lad
Pease
HUD to Act on 1074 Budget and Winter Repairs
Office of Housing and Urban Development plans to seek sole management funds from HUD undersecretary Jr. R. erswtach in Washington. Delegation includes Mr. deyward Arthur LaChioma and Richard Serman to discuss reallocation of $46,000 for winter repairs, hiring 26 workers for 2 to 3 months to fix doors windows and paint halls. Bank of America bids $2,156,000 for modernization with 4.68 percent interest and $145,100 premium, adding $110,000 to prior year funding.
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Office
HUD
Tily
Washington, D.C
Tridaye
Hayward
Lewis Wallace
Martford
Heyward
Bank of America
Kenecny
Danbury Hearing On Water Rate Hike Today
The Public Utilities Commission holds a hearing today at Danbury City Hall on Rural Water Company Inc. Bethel seeking a rate increase that would affect about 750 customers in the Danbury area. Company president Robert R. Allen seeks authorization to charge up to 188 dollars annually for year round customers and 334 dollars for summer customers, with current rates ranging from 50 to 12 dollars annually for customers in Danbury and nearby towns.
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Danbury
Tne
State Public Utilities Commission
Sam
Rural Water Company, Inc
Bethel
Robert R. Allen
Water Company
Ridge ‘Sfield
Mow
Fairfield
Brookfield
Danbury Crossing Guard Critical After Apparent Heart Attack
A 68 year old Danbury school crossing guard, O Shea of Skyline Drive, was treated at Danbury Hospital after an apparent heart attack in front of South See School yesterday. Police investigate if a hit and run accident caused the cardiac arrest as witnesses suggested he may have been struck. He was taken by fire department ambulance.
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Danbury
Danbury Hospital
Southsee School
Dumas O'Shea
Skyline Drive
O'Shea
Bye & Cary
Fire Department
Reagan Cuts Finger During Thanksgiving Photo Session
Sacramento report says Governor Ronald Reagan cut his right index finger while slicing a turkey for a pre Thanksgiving photo session. He quipped about purple hearts as he wrapped up the scene, the finger bleeding but not serious.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Vesco Extradition Scrutiny in Bahamas Court
U S government lawyers told a Nassau magistrate that Robert L. Vesco would face only the New York charges he is extradited for. The case centers on a $220000 contribution to the 1972 Nixon campaign, fears of a secret deal, and Vesco’s alleged obstruction of justice. The Bahamas honor treaty with the United States is under review as the defense challenges its validity. The hearing touched on extradition and treaty applicability amid Vesco’s various indictments and related civil actions.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Internationall
Robert L. Vesco
Railed Co
United States
Ani
Maxon
J. Cecil Whitfiell
V. Erumant
Venee
New York State
Vepco
Whitfield
Veaco
Tedora Prand
New York City
United’ States
Bahamas Commonwealth Bank
Nasdae
Securities and Exchange
Vesvo
Veyco
Mags
Britain
Cecil Whitfield
U.S
Ex-Linebacker Calls Football a Theater of Values
Ex linebacker Meggysay, a St Louis Cardinals veteran of seven years, warned that football is a theater of American life and values. He spoke at Fairfield University describing dehumanization in the sport and the drive for money under officials in the league. He cited Kennedy era events when Pete Rozelle scheduled games despite national stoppages.
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Dave Weppysey
Mepgysey
Iim
Inebacker
St. Louis Cardinals
Meggysey
Farfield University
Fairfield University Student Association
Meggusey
Pro Forte
Pete Rozelle
Jst
City Man Dies From Injuries In Cycle Crash
Stratford reports a city man died from injuries after a cycle crash on Chapel Street. Witnesses described a northbound motorcycle colliding with a car, ejecting the rider who sustained fatal internal injuries. Police and medical examiners promised later findings while noting emphasis on obedience and competitive values amid the incident.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Chales Street
Stentford
Allen G. Compo
Vince Lorridge
Bridges Joarch
Moggysey
George
MoInar
Toregoln
Campo
Muggysey
Chapel Gehont Ag
America
Mayer
Stratford
Matthew
Quintilliano
Compo Iying Moon
Meggysoy
Geeon Bay
Vincelliam Thornton
Robert Via- Tomibard
Towell
Paul Mazur
Peters Tone
Town Manager Named in Cheshire Vermont
CHESHIRE AP Town Council on Tuesday named Richard Jorden director of administration in Vermont as town manager. The former administrator starts the $20,000-a-year post the week after Dec. 10, succeeding William Schmidt who resigned months ago.
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Cheshire
Richard
Jorden
Administraion
Vermont
Eos Weg Borden
Unebacker Algo
William Aron
Con Schmidt
Ix Storty
Acupuncture Seen as Possible Rehab Aid at Easter Seal Meet
Dr Thomas Coyle M D outlined acupuncture as a potential treatment for the handicapped at the 4th annual Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center meeting in Fairfield County. He cited studies, explained traditional theory, and noted early tests showing mixed results while urging further research before clinical use.
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Thomas Coyle
Laster
Fairfield County
Coyle
Itgilen
China
Enatér Seals Center
Bridgeport
Park City
Henry Tisinger
Bern
Easter Seals Rehab Center Elects Officers for 1974
The 34th annual Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center meeting for Eastern Fairfield County named new officers with Irwin Friedman of Fairfield elected president and Hugh Curran of Bridgeport elected vice president. Current officers Millon Vianderson, B. Smith, and Stephen Havanich will continue terms. Ronald Homza named to medical advisory board. about 15 area doctors join. PATH formed with Mrs Everett Dewdney named to lead. Notre Dame senior Nicholas Balog outlined the 1974 campaign and Beth Mahoney’s parents received an award for her leadership as teen chairman.
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Fairfield County
Irwin Friendman
Fairfield
Preai— Dens
Hugh Curran
Bridgecorte
Cuyice
Millon Vianderson
Avid B. Smith
Irs
Stephen Havanich
Arotary
Ronald
Een
Nicholas 3Alog
Notre Dame High School
Beth Mahoney
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