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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
21
The piece explains that a ruling favoring IBM, if upheld, would dramatically alter the computer market across hardware software and peripherals. Analysts like Stover Babcock of Dreyfus Corp. warn that the ruling could unleash entry by more firms into peripherals and transform industry structure.
A 352.5 million antitrust decision in Tulsa against International Business Machines wiped nearly 4 billion in paper value from IBM shareholders. The ruling may threaten IBM's pricing practices and could impact the wider industry if upheld, with Telex stock jumping on reaction.
The Connecticut Health Department reports 25 non occupational lead poisoning cases last week, the highest weekly total this year. Health Commissioner Franklin M Foote says 120 cases have been reported this year, compared with 172 cases in all of last year, and the previous weekly high was 26 in July 1972.
Details were not received, leaving specifics unclear. Ford and GM officials defended equal opportunity efforts, noting hires based on qualifications and performance, while investigators from the civil rights commission continue probe into hiring practices across contractors and unions. CHANGING TIMES. Sea gulls follow plows inland to dumps and fields, not the sea.
Segretti agrees to transfer case to Washington and enters no plea yet as prosecutors reveal expanded four count indictment. The document ties Segretti to a conspiracy to violate election laws and unauthorized political literature during the Florida primary. Prior charges include distribution of fake materials and a Muskie campaign letter accusing opponents of sexual misconduct.
Senator Carl Curtis calls for immediate stop to televised Watergate hearings as part of a campaign to "get Nixon." He criticizes the Ervin panel and warns the public probe is drifting from judicial moorings. Meany urges continued gavel to gavel coverage as hearings resume September 24.
The University of Bridgeport plans an evening to honor foreign graduate students with host families. The Greater Bridgeport Cabaret will precede a social for foreign students at Sacred Heart University. Miss Harriet Ryan organizes coffee klatches for fall activities. elections are postponed to a later time.
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