Cox Seeks New Special Prosecutor Over Nixon Ties
News notes Cox's call for a new independent prosecutor to handle possible Nixon-related investigations. He argues Congress should legislate a special prosecutor appointed by the U.S. district chief judge, amid White House opposition to expanding inquiry areas. Senators Bayh and Gore disagree on the best path, while discussions focus on restoring public confidence.
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Meir urges flexible talks on peace with Arabs
Meir suggested beginning peace talks with Egypt and Syria without preconditions, while echoing support for prisoner conventions. She indicated Israel would proceed cautiously on war losses and endorsed a potential peace framework. She described US relations as friendship and noted Israel must bolster arms production while seeking a regional settlement, mentioning Jordan as a possible focal point.
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Bond Disappoints Bubble Gum Champ At Parade
New Yorks UNICEF fundraiser parade featured a bubble gum contest won by a 17 year old, with prize money of 200 dollars. The winner expressed disappointment as sponsors noted the event aimed to raise funds for underprivileged children worldwide.
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Desert War Shapes Modern Middle East Conflict
A war analyst notes a shifting war plan as Israeli and Egyptian forces clash near the Suez Canal. Israeli troops crossed into Epyat, forming a bridgehead and expanding toward Ismailia while seizing Mt. Hermon outposts on the Golan Heights, with talks of ceasefire underway and debates on the meaning of territorial gains in desert warfare.
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Muskie on Crisis Resolution and Middle East Policy
Senator Muskie outlined potential crisis solutions in Washington including a possible special presidential election if the current president is forced to leave office. He reaffirmed U S support for Israel despite Arab oil pressures and urged development of independent oil sources, noting offshore drilling options only as a cautious possibility. He criticized Nixon administration for impounding six billion dollars from federal water pollution funds under the 1972 Clean Water Act.
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Legislator Attacks License Fee Hikes In Hartford
Connecticut lawmaker D Bristol Soni Joseph J Dinelli blasts recent fee changes as overtaxation aimed at a 70 million surplus. He cites 19 changes listing license and renewal increases from exam fees to printers and designers, warning the costs will be passed to consumers.
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Cashman Idles in 74 Race as Possible Gubernatorial Bid
Connecticut Lt Governor Peter L. Cashman weighs future plans amid 1974 race talk. He hints at a run for Congress against Ribicoff and considers the 20th State Senate seat, while remaining cautious about a full switch from his current post. The chatter centers on reshaping the GOP ticket to back Governor Meskill’s reelection and Cashman’s own political path.
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Violence and Robberies Rock Bridgeport City Weekend
A weekend in Bridgeport saw a fatal shooting, three armed holdups, a purse snatching, assaults and burglaries. Hector Rivera, 24, was shot and killed by Gerald Knapp who faces manslaughter charges with $10,000 bail. Victims included a Barnum Hotel night clerk, a taxi driver, and a Stratfield Hotel resident. Additional incidents included a purse snatching from Dudley White near St Louis Avenue and mass hospital visits after a diner fracas. Police reported several arrests and ongoing investigations across multiple scenes including Seaside Park and downtown areas.
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Gas Rationing By Yule Seen For Britain
Britain may adopt gasoline rationing by Christmas due to Middle East war strains. Government holds rationing hooks ready in post offices for distribution while voluntary restraint continues. Oil reserves from Middle East and North Africa cover about three months, but experts warn supplies may dwindle without government orders and broader conservation steps.
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Churches Council Assembly Tonight in Bridgeport
Members of the Greater Bridgeport Council of Churches gather tonight in Bridgeport for the fall assembly at Park Avenue and State Street. George Houth of Long Island United Methodist Church will present the 1074 budget. A Concie Qos setting simulation, group singing, and a program chaired by Trinity United Church of Christ’s E Fanniow are scheduled. Rev Olean, president of the Council Board of Directors, will preside at the music.
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Foes of Nantucket Trust Bill Spark Island Debate
The Nantucket Sound Islands Trust Bill faces strong opposition from locals and elected figures who fear federal control would transform Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard into a protected reservation. Proponents say the plan preserves scenery, curbs overdevelopment, and protects tourism while limiting new construction.
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Grasso Pushes Postuse Testing for Medical Devices
Rep. Grasso urges a House subcommittee to require major medical devices to be tested after they enter use. She cites safety standards and ADA oversight as essential, noting hospitals depend on xrays, respirators, and other equipment operating safely. The proposal would let the FDA decide which devices require premarket testing and require postuse checks.
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Norwich Plant Blast Leaves City In Alarm
Pre dawn explosion at the Artistic Wire plant in Norwich severed a line of shock waves through the city. Fire officials said the blaze leveled the facility housing the wire manufacturing operation and 50 gallons of fuel. About 20 workers remained unaccounted as investigators pursued the cause of the blaze and assessed damage estimated near $1 million.
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GOP Plans New Defense For Pension Proposal
The Bridgevert GOP plots a defense for a police and fire pension plan amid Democratic opposition. Mayor Panuzio and Mayoral candidate Mullane clash over cost forecasts with Panuzio claiming a net $165,000 yearly impact beyond employee contributions while Mullane warns of a potential $110 million price tag over the term, as talks imply new studies and explanations to bolster support.
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Stratford Man Nabs Intruder In Apartment
Stratford police report a resident, Andrew Buynek of Stratford, detained a youth intruder at his Jackson Avenue apartment after an alarmed wife screamed. The suspect, Warner, was held until police arrived and is facing two counts in Circuit Court. The incident follows a prior attempt at the same building when the youth reportedly banged on doors seeking entry.
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Aide Denies Ford Ever Given $15,000 Loan
Washington AP report says Gerald Ford reportedly received a $15,000 loan from a former lobbyist to cover his wife’s illness. Ford spokesman denies repayment, citing Ford’s insurance and lack of cash need. The affidavit and charges were contested. column by Jack Anderson referenced.
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