Violence in South Africa escalates as riots flare near Cape Town
In Soweto and Cape Town clashes kill two and injure others as about 3000 demonstrators protest apartheid. Police fire on rioters, tear gas disperses crowds, and a nationwide ban on outdoor gatherings is reimposed until October 31. Durban bus drivers strike amid wage demands. Prime Minister Vorster travels to Zurich amid U S Kissinger mediation efforts.
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South Africa Talks on Peace as Townships Protests Grow
In Pretoria Kru ger met 30 black leaders from Soweto to discuss grievances and peace roles. The Cape Town demonstration expanded past Athlone with protests against apartheid and arrests. Police fired after warnings as mixed race and black populations show rising solidarity amid security detentions. An office worker described being stampeded into a gutter during a Greenmarket Square attack.
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Old Fashioned Rally Planned by McKinney
Congressman Stewart McKinney announces an old fashioned political rally on September 11 from 5 to 11 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall in Fairfield Unquowa road. It is a fun raise r not a fundraiser with free admis sion for children and those seventy six or older.
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Knights of Columbus
Unquowa Road
Fairfield
Elizabeth Osborn
Fairfield County
Silk Production Diet Dictates Mulberry Leaf Choice
Silkworms thrive on white mulberry leaves but will accept other mulberry family foliage. Feeding on non mulberry leaves lowers silk quality and value.
Regional Narcotics reviews ties with United Way funding
The Greater Bridgeport Regional Narcotics Program will review its relationship with United Way after receiving only half of its $36 000 request for 1975 76. Hope center operations merge into the Narcotics Program, reducing United Way funding options. a three year administrative grant may be needed. A $5 weekly fee for Methadone Maintenance patients was approved to offset clinic costs. Edward Fennell was named Stratford’s representative on the board replacing Dr Dykeman who becomes chair of the Research and Evaluation committee.
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Hope Center
H. Parker Lansdale
Narcotics Program Board of Directors
Hope
Lansdale
John Lee
Hope House
Lee
Bridgeport
iHope Center
Edward Fennell
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