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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1976

Page

6

Huddle Sept 16 on State Purchase Of $1 Million Stamps

The Rev Roger Floyd of Bridgeport says state officials will meet Sept 16 in Boston to discuss buying $1 million in food aid stamps with state funds. A waiver of federal rules may be needed for emergency food distribution. Floyd chairs the Statewide Emergency Food council. John Ely and others attend.

Huddle Robert L. Despres Roger Floyd Bridgeport State of Floyd Is .Chalrfuses Statewide Emergency Food Council John Ely

State Food Stamp Funding Briefing for New Haven Meeting

Officials from the State Department of Social Services including Carolyn Packard and Cecil McCarthy discuss food stamp funding options. An Emergency Food council chairman notes practicalities of alternatives and a progress report will be presented at the state wide council meeting on September 23 at 9 30 am at the Church of the Redeemer in New Haven.

Cial Services Carolyn Packard State Department of Social Services Cecil McCarthy Emergency Food Council Church of the Redeemer Whitney Avenue New Haven

New Members Night Planned by Connecticut Ballroom Dance

The Connecticut Ballroom Dance Association hosts a New Members Night at Glastonbury Hill Country Club. The Al Gentile group will provide music starting at 9 PM on Friday September 17.

Connecticut Ballroom Dance Association Glastonbury Hill Country Club al Gentile

Violence erupts in Cape Town and Soweto clashes

In Cape Town rioters fight police injuring many as two whites are detained and a black man is killed in Soweto where police halted a group trying to cut a rail line. The unrest follows student protests against a colored high school closure and comes as Vorster returns from talks with U S officials.

Cape Town South Africa Johannesburg Soweto Cape ‘Town John Vorster U.ls Henry, A. Jissinger Zurich Switzerland Johannesberg Peninsula

Dog Pound Owner Denies Stray Sale Claims in Hartford

Hart ford city officials ordered police to probe a private dog pound used by the city after Hartford Courant stories alleged dogs listed as destroyed were sold for profits. Joseph Miano of Wethersfield denied selling dogs for more than six dollars while titled as strays, admitting use of fictitious names to buy and resell dogs to save lives.

Hartford UPS Richard W. Shelile The Hartford Courant Joseph Miano Wethersfield Girard Home Hartford Times Miano

Kent State expert ranks dirtiest English words

Psycholinguistics researcher Dr Timothy Jay of Kent State University says sexual terms top the list of dirty words with body parts and products following. He notes the emotional meaning can offend more than the literal sense and that context and speaker affect offensiveness. He plans to continue research while teaching at North Adams State College.

Kent Ohio Timothy Jay Kent State University Kent State Jay North Adams State College Massachusetts

Boston Police Ready for Third Year of School Integration

Boston officials predict calmer school reopenings with a large police presence around troubled neighborhoods. Mayor Kevin White says the mood in the city favors moving past bitterness, though authorities will respond with force if challenged.

Boston Bit Kevin H. White

Israel Philharmonic to Perform at Brooklyn College

The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra will play at Brooklyn College Center for the Performing Arts on September 1 under conductor Zubin Mehta. The concert marks a major cultural event with the renowned ensemble visiting New York for a scheduled performance.

New York UPI New York Philharmonic Scandinavia Soviet Union Erich Leinsworth Thomas Schipperts IPI Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Brooklyn’ College Center For the Performing Arts Zubin Mehta

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