Sunshine Bill Prompts Mixed Hesitation From Federal Agencies
Washington officials brace for the Government in the Sunshine act as it clears Congress and awaits President Ford’s signature. A 180 day grace period covers more than 50 agencies to set open meeting rules with advance notice and exemptions for defense policy personnel data and privacy.
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Judge Denies Move to Quash FBI Agent Subpoenas
In New York a federal judge rejected an early bid to quash subpoenas for two FBI agents who refuse to testify before a Manhattan grand jury over alleged break-ins. The attorneys argued national security issues, but the court said immunization or in private hearings could address claims.
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Club Shown Films Of City Events By Robert Franz
Bridgeport Exchange club past president Robert Franz screened films for fellow members. The reels covered club functions the Barnum Festival parade and the Tall Ships events. In Newport he showed Zoo Day pool party and Barnum Festival Parade footage from 1974 and this summer at Paul Goulding's home.
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Woman's Dream Church Opens After Long Wait
EAST GRANBY AP Rushia West will see her life savings church open for services tomorrow The West Community Church a non denominational house of worship built with 8662 The opening was delayed due to a city permit mix up Publicity of the plight drew help David Buck of East Granby arranged a building permit to meet code He hopes for donated chairs for the service as the church is still without pews or a steeple
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Last Warm Weather Labor Day Travel Spurs Warnings
The Associated Press reports travelers flocked to highways for the final warm weather holiday weekend. The National Safety Council forecasts Labor Day road casualties between 260 and 460, with 407 killed last year and a peak of 688 in 1968. The holiday runs from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.
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