Congress Panel Pessimistic About Heating Oil Supply
OPEC members mull actions as talks in Vienna focus on rising prices and producer profits. Khene and De Los Rios argue higher prices for producers will not lift consumer costs, while officials estimate excess profits around a dollar per barrel amid a 20 million barrel daily output.
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Grasso and Steele Warn on Winter Heating Oil Shortage
Connecticut lawmakers urge steps to curb heating oil hoarding amid critically low No 2 fuel supplies for independents. Rep Ella Grasso and Rep Robert Steele call for mandatory allocation and new sources, including tapping Alaska oil fields, to prevent severe shortages for homes and institutions.
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Two Area Youths Hurt In Fairfield Jeep Crash
Fairfield police reported no area youths were injured, one seriously, when the jeep they rode in struck a curb at Beresky's Chevron on Post Road near Mill Plain. Driver John Stothart, 21, of Fairfield, and passenger Patrick Yanner, 20, of Southport, suffered injuries. Stothart refused hospitalization and was charged with reckless driving and driving after drinking.
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Jupiter’s Atmosphere Hints at Life Friendly Zones
Jupiter’s atmosphere holds ammonia methane hydrogen and possibly water. Scientists speculate large regions below the cloud layer could be near room temperature, creating conditions that might enable living organisms to form.
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Ex-POW Marries Playboy Bunny In Alameda Ceremony
Navy Lt. Gary Thornton a former Vietnam prisoner of war wed Mae Alice Fagundes a former Playboy Bunny in a military ceremony at Alameda Naval Air Station The event followed a White House POWs celebration Thornton 31 was shot down in 1967 held six years as a prisoner and released this year Former POWs stood as swordsmen including Lt Everett Alvarez Cmdr James Hickerson Lt Wayne Goodermate Maj Orson Swindle and Maj Charles Boyd The couple met at Oakland Naval Hospital where she visited returning POWs
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Woman 75 Struck By Backing Car In Bridgeport
A 75 year old Bridgeport woman, Gertrude Magar of 186 Beechmont Avenue, was struck yesterday around 1 30 p.m. at Harmony Street and Beechmont Avenue while crossing. She was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital in fair condition for head and leg injuries. The driver, Egidio Testani, 27, of Crumbull Green Street, was backing into Harmony Street and charged with unsafe driving. Patrolman Robert Moore investigated.
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World protest urged as Chilean junta cracks down
The Chilean junta says armed civilians resist military rule and warns of immediate execution for attackers. Officials report 16 dead and 110 wounded as clashes continue in Santiago and surrounding districts. unofficial counts run much higher. The Allende family travels by plane via Antofagasta and Lima after the coup, with reports of executions and mass arrests at stadiums amid the crackdown.
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Bond Authorization To Be Asked Tonight
The Common Council finance committee will recommend full Council approval tonight for a 13 million dollar city bond. The funds would cover six projects including the Dinan Memorial center, a fire head quarters site, improvements to the Wonderland of Ice rink, purchase and renovation of the Golden Hill YWCA, repurposing St John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic school for public use, and construction of a new railroad station.
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Cotter Urges Gas Mileage Law Change
Congressman William R. Cotter of Connecticut backs a bill to force car makers to improve gas mileage. The plan sets targets of up to 30 percent gains for 1980 models, arguing engine design must balance emissions with efficiency and not rely on one engine type.
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No mood of a downturn, Collins says economy strong
Brookfield House Speaker Francis Collins and Rep Ronald Sarasin say they do not foresee an economic depression. Collins notes high interest rates but says consumer buying is at record levels and that inflation control should not rely on rate hikes. He calls the economy currently in good shape.
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Strike at Chrysler Enters Third Day
The UAW and Chrysler faced a three day strike affecting 80,500 overtime workers in the first day and halting 4,600 cars. Negotiations stalled over overtime voluntary terms safety costs of pension demands. Michigan labor officials predicted a Monday end as salaried workers tied to production were kept on to pressure the company. Supply chain firms like Budd Co. advised workers to stay home if the dispute remained unresolved.
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Budget Chief in Accord With Shultz on Tax Hike
Washington AP Roy Ash director of the Office of Management and Budget said a tax increase was among alternatives studied to curb inflation but no tax is being recommended now. He noted the budget aims to stay balanced and that a special surcharge is under consideration though spending reduction is preferred. He cited agreement with Treasury Secretary Shultz and cautioned against immediate tax changes.
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East Side Council To Meet Tonight After Elections
ABCD East Side Neighborhood Action council schedules 7 30 PM meeting at the M McDonald Isaac Jr multi service center to begin reorganization. New chairman Mrs Linda Bolling will lead plans to reorganize the council, form a by law committee, and discuss future guidance and advisory board representation for the Greater Bridgeport Mental Health Center and Bridgeport Legal Services.
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Moynihan Declines Kissinger Aide Post for India Mission
Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan rejected a top assistant post to Henry Kissinger. He prefers to stay in New Delhi as U.S. ambassador to improve India United States relations. Moynihan aims to secure an agreement on nearly 1.0 billion Indian rupees owned by the U.S. government from past loan repayments. He leads the U.S. negotiating team in talks begun in July.
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Two Public Hearings In Council Chamber Tonight
The Common Council schedules two hearings tonight in City Hall. One concerns laying out a right of way for storm and sanitary sewers through private property owned by John and Anna Homick at 85 87 High Ridge Drive and Anthony Faiella at 75 79 High Ridge Drive. The second discusses the discontinuance of Osborne Street from Bostwicks Avenue to 386 feet west. Ensure precise timing not specified.
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