Ex Chile Envoy and Woman Killed by Bomb in D C
Former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier and colleague Ronnie Karpin Moffitt were killed when a car bomb exploded near the U S embassy area in Washington. Hospital officials identified the victims and said Michael Moffitt was treated and released. Police and federal agencies opened an investigation into the blast.
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D.C
Washington
United States
Orlando Letelier
Salvador Allende
Ronnie Karpén Moffitt
Letelier
Barbara Sherman Withdrawal Causes 128th Assembly Candidacy Confusion
Barbara Sherman has been listed as the Republican candidate for Bridgeport’s 128th Assembly district in Hartford, but she states she will file a withdrawal letter. Local GOP leaders moved ahead with replacing her with former Mayor William Seres while Sherman weighs formal steps.
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Assembly
Barbara Sherman
Hartford
Bridgeport
GOP
Sher
Registrar of Waters
Michael Mehai
Sherman
Mr. Mehai
William Seres
Explosion Kills Chilean Envoy Letelier in Washington
In Washington lies the former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier who was killed when a car exploded on Sheridan Circle near Embassy Row. President Ford and rival Carter condemned the act, urging a full investigation as authorities pursued leads.
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China
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Washington
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Law Enforcment
Regional Health and Mental Groups Plan Shared U.S. Funding
The HSA boards covering 14 towns from Greenwich to Stratford reach a formal agreement with the Southwest Regional Mental Health board to split federal funding and avoid service overlaps. The plan aims to assess mental health needs, submit funding recommendations, and involve state authorities in final decisions. New HSA appointees and ongoing nominating efforts are noted as part of organizational updates.
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Greenwich
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Southwest Regional Mental Health Board
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Mental Health
Norwalk
Connecticut Health Services
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State Com Organization
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Stamford
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Fairfield
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Bridgeport
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Westport
Railroads Top Revenue Despite Recession in 1975
United States railroads earned 16.4 billion dollars in 1975, a three percent drop from 1974 but still the second highest revenue in railroad history. The year faced recession but did not derail overall gains.
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United States
Washington
UPI
de- Association of American
Ajroad
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