Bridgeport Telegram Acknowledges Independent Page
Bridgeport newspaper notes independent status on page thirty as of September 16 1976. It marks the publication as an established local source with continued community coverage.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
16
Bridgeport newspaper notes independent status on page thirty as of September 16 1976. It marks the publication as an established local source with continued community coverage.
Proponents argue Avco Lycoming AGT 1500 turbine engine should power the XM 1 tank, offering advanced design and extensive testing. Critics warn against aging diesel options amid 4.5 billion tank program, urging a shift to turbine for 1979 80 production. Connecticut benefits cited with 60 million plus potential orders to 140 local firms and associated suppliers.
A new device goes on sale that can reshape hard boiled eggs from their natural oval form into cubes. Proponents say flat sides prevent rolling off plates while keeping a novelty appeal for self described squares.
The article argues college remains worth it for higher lifetime earnings but costs have surged. It urges early planning to understand total costs and seek reliable aid data, noting 1976 aid totals around $9 billion and detailing typical price ranges across private, public, and trade schools. It highlights disparities in access to aid and the need for accurate information to navigate loans and grants.
The piece argues U S measures after North Korean killings of two GIs are empty posturing. It questions civilian and military will to retaliate, cites a 1000 recruit survey showing low morale, compares U S Soviet balance, notes Rummel and Schlesinger warnings, and concludes the response will be anger with no real action.
A republished Buchwald column spins a comic tale of Sidney the tourist in Santo Domingo during a revolution. Marines guard him to protect Americans while President Johnson plans a broader evacuation. Sidney earns the Monroe Doctrine brag and vows to stay, allying with the U S to be saved.
The piece argues Felt authorized two FBI burglaries in 1972 to thwart terrorism, defending national security while condemning illegal actions without warrants. It warns that violating constitutional rights harms the public, citing Weather Underground and potential Arab plots, and calls for due process and strict adherence to warrants.
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