Gas customers face 17 percent rate hike in Conn.
Hartford and Bridgeport residents among 127000 Southern Connecticut Gas customers will pay about 17 percent more after the Public Utilities Commission approved a 211 million annual rate increase. The move, coupled with allowed pipeline cost changes, follows a December rate rise and marks the second hike in under a year. Company officials tout the increase as necessary for higher operating costs and investor returns, while Gov. Meskill’s aide and State Senator Gunther criticized the decision.
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Nixon quoted asserting Richardson lied on stand during Watergate saga
Washington report says President Nixon claimed former Atty. Gen. Eliot Richardson lied in sworn testimony about Richardson’s role in the Watergate ouster. Senators noted Nixon’s remarks sparked a political row as White House denies misstatement. The piece blends coverage with a crosswords contest note and Sunday Post promotion.
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Clean Air Bill Amid Energy Crisis Debate
The article outlines a Senate vote package during the energy crisis era. It notes a temporary suspension of emission standards to aid fuel burning, and mentions Senator Muskie as sponsor. It reports votes 48 to 30 on gas rationing and 34 to 2 on the clean air amendment, with Nixon seeking broader energy measures. It also references a possible Senate investigation and party dynamics surrounding the issue.
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Gas Rationing Debate Stalls in Senate
The Senate debate on gas rationing stalls as Richardson defends his testimony and the White House energy plan faces questions. Haig and Nixon aides clash over supporting and constraining measures while officials dispute who lied and who favored conservation.
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Industrial Production Rises Again in October
Washington AP report shows the Federal Reserve’s production index up six tenths in October after a five tenth rise in September and a 7.2 percent year earlier. Gains occurred in consumer goods and business equipment, with government revenue $4.2 billion above expenditures in the quarter and annual receipts $1.8 billion over. Third quarter receipts at $269.8 billion, up 4.7 billion from Q2. personal tax payments rose by 5.4 billion.
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Weather Summary for Bridgeport Area
An urban weather bulletin reports a cooler afternoon and much colder night in Bridgeport and vicinity. Daytime temperatures in the low 50s with tonight in the 25 to 36 range, mostly sunny Saturday with near normal warmth. Precipitation chance is 0 today and 10 tonight, west winds and higher gusts earlier.
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Testimony on COP Funds Solicited Varies at Hearing
Washington AP reports testimony on how PAC funds were solicited for Nixon era campaigns. Tamarron former head, and Goodyear official DeYoung, describe illegal corporate contributions totaling about 4000 to 5100 dollars and agree cooperation with investigators was driven by publicity rather than principle.
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Skylab 3 Off Today On 84-Day Mission
CAPE CANAVERAL AP final countdown began late Thursday night for a 9 02 am EST blastoff. Astronauts Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue prepared for America’s longest spaceflight to date as ground crews loaded 160 000 gallons of liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen into the Saturn V. The crew planned a 64 day mission and rehearsed maneuvers to ease adaptation to orbit with a brief test flight before the joint Soviet mission.
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Features for Everybody in Telegram Daily
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11% Hike Favored In Social Security
Washington reports that the House voted to move ahead 32.4 billion more for Social Security recipients next year through a two stage boost aimed at offsetting rising living costs. The bill would fund the rise by widening the tax base and increases to benefits begin with April checks and rise again in July. The plan seeks higher monthly payments for singles and couples and would shift timing of the initial boost to take effect upon enactment rather than with April checks. The measure awaits Senate action as terms are refined.
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POWs Return as Israel and Egypt Welcome Captives
Prisoners of war came home to Israel and Egypt on Thursday. Israeli Defense Miller Mashe Rayan attended in Tel Aviv and praised talks over arms, with Red Cross reports predicting a full exchange in about a week. Observers warned of military fallout from the Sinai conflict and potential court-martial amid Cairo wrangling over the campaign’s fallout.
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Surplus in Balance of Payments Rises in US Figures
The Commerce Department reported a quarterly surplus of about $2.1 billion in the United States balance of payments, led by stronger foreign trade and higher foreign purchases of U.S. commodities. The official reserve transactions balance shows a $1.1 billion surplus, with the third quarter indicating continued net inflows from private and foreign dollars.
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New City Health Service To Help Senior Citizens
The Office of Humane Affairs announces a city health service for senior citizens led by Jack McCarthy Jr. Nurses will hold weekly health screenings and interviews for seniors at designated towers, offering referrals to internal services and local health care providers. Sessions are open to all seniors in New City, not just residents of Barhaygier, with initial meetings at Flarhorview Towers Agrari.
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Rarhaygier
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