Babbidge Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
Hartford report states Homer D. Babbidge former UConn president officially announced his bid for the 1974 Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He attacked the Meskel administration as rudderless and fiscally irresponsible while asserting his administrative experience and independence as strengths for a campaign. He suggested a potential convention path over a primary and named several allies, including Attorney General Killian and former Norwalk Mayor Zulky, as key supporters.
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Energy by State Legislator Giaimo Ilit Criticized in Crisis Talk
Hartford reports Rep. Robert Giaimo of Connecticut is faulted for the New England energy crisis by Rep. Richard Antonetti who argues the halted Dickey-Lincoln hydroelectric project would have supplied up to 700 000 kilowatts during peak demand and urges accountability for Giaimo.
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Northeast May Have a Mild Winter
Washington reports the National Weather Service forecasts a mild winter for much of the East with colder than average conditions expected in the far West and northern regions. Officials caution the December February outlook is speculative and energy concerns persist amid cautious oil stocking.
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Forgotten Beverage Claims Debunked by Nutritionist
UPI reports a nutritionist says the idea that people drink enough water is fallacious. He notes most intake comes from soups juices beer and soft drinks and cocktails while hot water is rarely consumed.
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Country Music Guitarist Slain in Tenn Vol 2
Nashville reports the second slaying of an entertainer in under a month. James P. Widener, rhythm guitarist with Hank Snow's Band, and Mrs Mildred J Handwood were shot twice in Laguna Hills Calif in what police say was a robbery. Det Tom Cathey notes motive tied to robbery. Snow recalls Widener as a longtime, trusted road manager and friendly, capable man.
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Weather shifts expected across the nation with milder temps
A fragmented weather note indicates warmer than normal temperatures may spread from the South toward the Atlantic coast and central regions. Forecasters assign a small per cent chance of winterlike conditions, while the East Coast, Great Plains, and California trends show a mix, with the overall outlook leaning toward warmer than usual.
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Investment Aide Appointed for State Debt Management
Hartford dispatch reports Joha.c. Richmond of Larchmont New York named investment officer for debt management by State Treasurer Alden A. Ios. Richmond brings over 20 years in municipal investment and has served as vicepresident for institutional accounts at a major New York firm. He will oversee sale of state notes and bonds and related fiduciary activities.
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