Bridgeport Telegram Highlights September 8 1976
Bridgeport Telegram reports on local events and notices as of September 8 1976. Details cover community updates, public notices, and brief items of interest from Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1976
Page
14
Bridgeport Telegram reports on local events and notices as of September 8 1976. Details cover community updates, public notices, and brief items of interest from Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
The LWV warns that mass media, especially television, promotes image over issues. It commends presidential debates organized with FEC approval and urges candidates to clarify positions, warning that many rely on flashy rhetoric amid limited funds and high ad rates.
The author cites the FBI Uniform Crime Report noting sharp rises in property crimes from 1960 to 1975 and questions what caused the decline in honesty. He cites burglary, theft, and robbery surges, acknowledges possible influences like media, drugs, poverty, and urges deeper causes beyond enforcement, calling it a sickness of character.
A profile of Rabbi Bur former leader of Nixon backers, Korff, who continues to promote Richard Nixon at events and on TV. He has raised 335000 in cash and 165900 in pledges for Nixon’s legal costs, while critics call him self serving as he lingers in the public eye.
Article explains how second mortgages use home equity to fund renovations or move to a larger home. It notes lenders like CLT Financial Services offer up to 85 percent of market value minus first mortgage, with rates 12 to 18 percent and 3 to 10 year terms. It warns about higher costs, appraisal fees, and choosing wisely.
A columnist critiques U S aid to decolonizing nations and the rise of the nonaligned movement at the UN. He argues Western democracies face pressure from rising blocs while bemoaning reduced influence and calls for cautious policy toward Soviet and Muslim-aligned states.
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