06 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1977
Page
1
A proposed regional vocational technical school in Norwalk wins backing from the State Board of Education and the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. The report notes local planning and related developments across Connecticut including Danbury and Greenfield items.
Washington AP report says the Savings and Loan industry urged federal action to insure rehabilitation loans in urban neighborhoods. The Urban Loans plan calls for nationwide mortgage insurance, tax incentives, and expanded tax credits to spur renovations rather than new construction. President Carter toured the South Bronx as the issue drew attention to urban decay and the need for coordinated efforts among government private lenders and residents.
Washington AP reports organized labor won three key fights as the House moves toward final passage of labor reform aimed at easier union organizing. The chamber backed faster first time affiliation elections, barring repeat labor-law violators from federal contracts, and granting union organizers access to employers on company time to present arguments to workers. The vote signals strong backing for a Carter administration backed bill to reaffirm workers rights, with final debate due and Senate plans to take up the measure next year.
A major blackout hit Boston Wednesday night affecting more than three square miles. Back Bay South End Kenmare Square and theater district reported outages as residents lit matches and candles. Police investigated a manhole explosion on Stuart Street and a faulty switchgear in a transit line was suspected. Edison officials pledged a full investigation as company computers failed.
Bridgeport police announced that a suspect tied to two cafe slayings surrendered, facing two murder charges. The victims were Donald Meredith, 34, president of the Bridgeport Bell's Angels club, and Russell Kutver, 24, both shot at the Lakeview restaurant on Heston Avenue. An arrest warrant seeks the suspect's return to Bridgeport.
The UNC owner of the Stratfield Hotel sold the property to a group of investors led by Roland Laonte and Anthony Bianca. They aim to convert 14 rooms into 38 efficiency and 72 one bedroom apartments with HUD funds under consideration. The sale includes several stores on Main Street and the older building portion to be reconfigured for offices and residences.
Washington AP reports the Senate voted 56 to 16 to extend a 40 percent reduction in electric bills to seniors over 82 as part of President Carter energy plan efforts. The move accompanies broader energy debates and likely clashes with House plans.
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