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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1976
Page
10
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Greater Bridgeport Transit District and the GBRPA seek a $25,000 Urban Mass Transportation Administration grant for a regional study of transit needs for seniors and the disabled in Bridgeport. The board also funds a $3,750 senior bus service run by the Judeo Christian Women’s Association for daily downtown trips.
The citywide Parent Advisory council installed officers Nina Sels as president Hazel Langston as vice president June Womack recording secretary and Margaret Rainey corresponding secretary The vote followed a controversy over the spring election’s validity and representation. Executives James Connelly Nancy Geter Thomas Miranda Cecelia Lovar Nellie Begley and Patricia Lorde join the board as the council discusses the Title 1 programs and a national convention set for New Orleans September 30 to October 3.
Transit board chairman Michael Gratt plans talks with Judeo Christian association to include airfield and Stratford services. Commissioner Frank J. Rice opposed vows, arguing it competes with elderly bus service. Officials fault local firms for delaying written proposals to DOT after a long audit found a $137 000 overcharge.
Residents of the 137th district approved continuing social services funded by the community development block grant and supported expanding East Side community services. They also rejected a Hallett street cul de sac amid traffic and parking concerns and discussed potential injunctions over grant use. Two hearings were scheduled for tonight at Longfellow and Roosevelt schools.
In Washington the Koch Goldwater bill aims to limit access to personal records held by banks, telecoms and credit firms. Sponsors Rep. Edward Koch and Rep. Batty Goldwater Jr say the measure broadens citizen privacy and requires written consent or a court or administrative subpoena with notice before disclosure.
A gas station robbery at Brown's Service, Stratford Avenue, ended with the theft of 20 dollars. Attendant John Cornell says two youths, about 19, one 5'9" and 160 pounds, the other 5'8" and 210 pounds, fled after beating him and taking the cash. Police issued a lookout for the two suspects.
Thieves entered Modern Plastics at 678 Howard Avenue yesterday afternoon and stole 350 dollars from a cash register after forcing it open. Edward Lebelle, a supervisor, said the thief appeared to enter from the front while he worked in a back room. Police continue investigation. Leon R. Martin Jr., 21, 469 Colorado Avenue, was arrested on a warrant for issuing a worthless check and is free on $250 bond awaiting kalem court.
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