14 Nations Will Weigh Curbs on N Arms Spread
Washington AP four nations including Communist states will meet in London next month to discuss Ford proposals to curb nuclear arms spread. Centerpiece is a Barnwell South Carolina fuel reprocessing plant as an international safeguards model with costs up to 500 million dollars. The talks will review control of plant sales to Third World nations and acknowledge past failures in ensuring safe use of nuclear facilities.
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Carter Calls for Quick Freeze on Nuclear Missiles
In a Liberal party dinner speech in New York, Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter urged a quick freeze on current numbers of nuclear missiles and warheads. He said a freeze should cover missile carrying capacity and future strategic tech, followed by step by step mutual reductions while preserving rough parity in destructive power. Carter toured upstate cities en route to Detroit and Ohio, stressing the issue as pivotal to November избор.
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Weather Report for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Sunny today with increasing cloudiness this afternoon high 60 to 65. Partly cloudy tonight low 44 to 50. Partly sunny breezy cooler tomorrow high 55 to 60. Zero precipitation today, 20 percent tonight. Almanac notes include sun rise 7:05 a.m. and set 6:19 p.m. on October 15, 1976.
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Yankees Win 9th Inning Pennant Clinches 1964 First Since
New York defeats Kansas City 7-6 in a dramatic ninth inning. Chris Chambliss homered off Mark Littell’s first pitch of the ninth, driving in the winning run as fans flooded the field. Mickey Rivers starred with a triple and three singles, sparking two big Yankee rallies. The victory earns the Yankees their 30th pennant and a World Series clash with the Cincinnati Reds.
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FBI Nabs Fairfield Man in Arizona Heist
Fairfield Connecticut resident Steven J. Lucas, 48, robbed City National Bank in Bridgeport of about $8,000, then flew to Phoenix saying he liked the weather. FBI recovered $7,400. Lucas jailed awaiting extradition to Connecticut on robbery charges.
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Car hits Bethel crossing guard. 81 dies
An 81-year-old Bethel school crossing guard, Alexander Aumluller of 133 Grassy Plain Street, Bethel, died after being struck by a car on Greenwood Avenue. He had served four years as a crossing guard and died two hours later at Danbury Hospital from head injuries as police investigated the crash. The driver’s identity was not available.
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Experts Calculate Cost of a Health Care Plan
Boston AP reports a New England Journal of Medicine study shows health insurance costs vary by plan and family income. A family earning $15 000 would face about 822 dollars in annual expenses for a moderate plan, while higher income could raise costs and lower income cut costs. The analysis, by Tufts and Rand researchers, estimates taxes and premiums under a universal program. Results depend on government financing method and plan specifics.
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Syrians Press Final Blow in Lebanese Civil War
Beirut AP Syrian armor-led forces broke Palestinian lines east of Beirut and moved toward Sidon aiming to topple the leftist alliance and end the civil war. Damascus Beirut highway was attacked after taking Bhamdoun while reports vary on whether Palestinians held or yielded key routes. The advance toward Sidon neared the Moslem port as guerrillas mined routes and Cairo discussed a Lebanon peace plan.
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Puzzle Prize Tease Keeps Chase For Cash Alive
Fans flooded the weekend crossword game aiming to break the 30 week winning streak of the Old Maestro. The $825 CARE package remains, as the Puzzleman vows a new prize with $25 more and another $850 bank on the line, with contenders urged to stay in the hunt.
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Most Flu Clinics Reopen Deaths Not Due to Shots
The Associated Press report states flu vaccination clinics in several areas reopened with President Ford receiving his shot. Health officials insist there is no link between vaccines and elderly deaths, noting many deaths occur from other causes. Pittsburgh plans to resume elderly immunizations Monday as officials urge calm to prevent scare.
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Elevator Fund Approved for Transit Terminal
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation voted 50,000 to install an elevator at the Municipal Bus and Parking terminal at John and Water streets. City Parking Director James E. Flimo cited failing escalators and patchwork repairs as justification, with Board President William N. McMahon and others attending the session in City Hall.
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Ford-Car ter clash dominates second 1976 debate
President Ford accused Democrat Jimmy Carter of slandering the United States during their second presidential debate on foreign and defense policy. Carter, campaigning in New York, said his criticism targeted administration policy, not the nation, as both candidates pressed for time to focus on their differences.
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Lottery numbers drawn in Connecticut state draw
The winning weekly numbers drawn in the Connecticut State Lottery on Thursday night were 76 and 915. The lucky color was yellow.
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Study Urges Tax-Free Legal Gambling to Fight Rackets
A three year federal study urges federal income tax exemption on legal gambling winnings to let states compete with organized crime for bettors. The 413 page report to Ford and Congress says taxation blocks effective legal gambling and supports state control, private operation of casinos, and limiting frontline gambling in urban areas. It cites 61 percent of adults participating in some form of gambling in 1974 and calls for clear federal standards to prevent cross state policy violations.
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