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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
10
The 1971 reversal to invest state funds in common stocks has led to 86 million in losses, about 10 percent of the total, with recession risks and questions about ongoing stock market involvement. The piece urges caution and notes the funds belong to Connecticut residents.
Britain approves a new Ulster government with 41 member executive led by Brian Faulkner and Deputy Gerald Fitt. Unionists gain six cabinet seats, Catholics control commerce housing health and social security, Alliance one seat. Council of Ireland to coordinate with Republic. Extremists condemn plan amid sectarian violence. 900 killed in four years.
A New York area critique details mail mishaps including unpaid bills, delayed opera tickets, and a New Jersey anniversary note, highlighting a system strained since the Post Office’s 1971 changes. It cites proposed rate hikes and a $3 billion three year modernization plan featuring bulk mail depots, automated sorting, and new services like next day delivery and Mailgrams.
The piece argues Congress should impeach President Nixon to settle 20 months of charges, noting potential personal vindication for Nixon and GOP political risks. It stresses Senate trial as due process, maintaining safeguards, cross examination, and that impeachment could restore order and adherence to law, urging Republican leaders to support impeachment.
The piece argues Watergate exposes not only Nixon but a broader reverence for the presidency as monarch or pope. It notes critics blame Nixon less, cites Haldeman on centralized White House power, and contrasts living leaders with Lincoln and Roosevelt to suggest a need for less worship and more accountability in American politics.
Professor Heinrich Applebaum suggests bedpooling to cut home heat use during the energy crisis. He proposes waivers for unmarried people, surtaxes on solo sleepers, tax deductions for shared beds, special exemptions for essential workers, and nationwide bedsharing centers with a TV ad campaign and a slogan about Arabs.
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