Credit literacy and credit card knowledge survey described
A fragmented report notes mixed awareness of credit concepts among men and women, including approval of using oral income for child support, card charge limits, liability on lost cards, and surname changes in credit applications. It cites gender gaps and questions on discrimination and liability, highlighting confusion on credit terms and protections.
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Mei
Itty. Fe
Ninody
Trave
American Express
Lansards
Ametler
Jostar Dolen
Siah'e
Weather forecast for Bringeport and vicinity today
Partly sunny and mild today with high temperatures in the upper 70s. Cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a few showers possible. Lows tonight in the 40s, highs tomorrow in the mid 70s. Chance of rain 2 percent today and tonight. Southwest winds around 28 mph today diminishing at night. Almanac notes show yesterday high and low, temperature records, and sun up and down times for September 27, 1977.
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Pam
Credit card access and lending rules confusion clarified
Questions address whether a married woman must reveal her husband’s income for a card, if bad jobs or history can bar approval, how long negative buying records stay, and whether credit firms must assist with store disputes. Answers note spouses’ info not always required, good credit can still be denied if obligations grow, seven years for adverse records, and few laws compel credit bureaus to aid in merchant disputes.
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Teanlve
Connecticut hospital bed supply deemed adequate for 10 years
A state health report from Connecticut's Health Department says the 33 general hospitals provide about 4.8 beds per 1,000 population, with an average occupancy of 83 percent across medical surgical obstetrical gynecological pediatric and intensive care units. It notes 25 extra beds exist in wings and floors awaiting completion. Federal guidelines target 4.0 beds per 1,000 and 80 percent occupancy.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Falure de l ‘Anand
Griterian author Schine remembered with funeral plans incomplete
The text notes Schine wrote a prizewinning essay on peaceful disarmament for The Bridgenort Post in 1934 and lists him as a Vaile University and Yale Law School graduate. It states Connecticut bar exam results in 1940 and that funeral arrangements are not complete.
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Bridgenort Post
Vaile University
Yale Law School
Connecticut
Skytrain Flight Sparks Modern Travel Fever
The piece describes Skytrain’s West Germany to London run with Amanda Ebey, 22, among the last passengers, praising the new same day system. Freddie Laker’s pricing draws long lines as travelers from Bethel and Hermosa Beach await the return leg, with more seats still vacant and crowds forming for the bold, affordable cross Atlantic service.
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Strerching
West Germany
New York
Laker
TWA
Pan: Am
Freddie Laker
BuddyHemond
Bethel
Ve. Hersand
Iina
Bridgeport Telegram Circulation and Sunday Post Rates
A garbled Bridgeport Telegram notice outlines daily circulation figures and rate details for Sunday post delivery. It references the newspaper’s circulation strength, price schedules, and advertising terms with many unreadable fragments.
Author Claims God Was a Woman in Beginning
Miss Stone argues in her new book that worship crowned a female deity before the Old Testament era, asserting Asherah and Ishtar shaped early knowledge, law, and destiny. She contends patriarchal cultures later suppressed female power, urging women to rediscover their identity beyond male-centered faiths.
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Ped Gilirr
Sant
God
Merlin Stons
Spain
Miss Stone
Hamalind
Sit
Asherah
Astharath
Aatarte
Ishtar
Fais
Creatoy
Middle East
Atlas Stee
Whee Cou
School Board Backs Bid for Funds For Handicap Mandate
The Bridgeport School Board approved applying for federal funds to implement the Civil Rights for the Handicapped Act mandate. Assistant Superintendent Connolly outlined program needs, including a preschool teacher and school specialists, to serve about 100 disabled students with tailored services, materials, and testing equipment.
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Board of Education
James Connelly
Coavelly
Bridgeport
Punil
Sannelly
Arentt
Planners Seek Greater Town Voice in Tri-State Proposals
The Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning Agency pushes for more local input on Tri-State Regional Planning Commission proposals. Officials in Monroe and Ridgefield voice concerns about public notice and representation. A housing committee meeting is planned for October 25 in New York City, with field representatives to maintain town contacts.
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Greater Bridgeport
Joe Voice
Tri-State Regional Planning Commission
Connectlest
Texional
Tri-State
Monroe
Ridgefield
Rheinberd
Robert Tranzilio
Convernor Grasso
Traseilic
Housatonic Valley
Marlon Cale
Buc
Twns
lGinin Claytar
Tristata
Owns
Claytar
World Trade Center
New York City
Flay Lapp
Jatate
Manganich
Clayine
Tui-State
TyState
Hirst
Larsying Oye
TriState
Us. Geological Survey
Walter Purity
Gong Island
Department of Environmental Protection
Housatonic
Ously
Burglary at Two City Schools and Other Entries
Burglars entered Newfield School on Newfield Avenue at 7 p.m. and searched the premises with unknown loss. Mapleweed Knowl, Linwood Avenue, was also visited, with valuables reportedly sought. Additional thefts include 47 from a register, a $2 bill from Savoy clubroom, office equipment from Valley Container Company at 154 Admiral Street, cash and jewelry from Voula Silver’s apartment on Atlantic Street, and a color TV and other items from Anthony Lyabiase’s home on Palisade Avenue. Police reported various stolen items and ongoing investigations.
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Felice
Newfield School
Newfield Avenue
Mapleweald
Register
Savoy
East Main
Nickaly
Michael Maasatia
Valley Container Company
Admiral Street
Voula
Atlantic Street
Michamae
Anthony Lyabiase
Palisade Aytnne
Sud
Calor
Moffett Urges Businesses to Aid Service Program
Hartford Rep Coby Moffett announces a program to enlist local businesses to supply volunteers for service projects. The plan provides firms with a list of tasks from environmental cleanup on the Housatonic to coordinating an Alternative Energy Fair. Employee volunteers would be lent out for two weeks to two months, fostering corporate social responsibility.
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Hartford
UPI
Coby Moffett
Youths Sought In Mail Theft Case
Police and postal inspectors pursue two youths seen taking a package of letters from a mail delivery jeep parked at Chilford Street and Hell while the driver made deliveries. Robert Beltz, a mail carrier, reported the incident.
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Robert Beltz
Chilford Street
Hell
Police Probe After $2,000 Clothing Theft
Police investigate a theft of about $2,000 in jackets and fur coats from a parked vehicle on Howard Avenue near Neva Street. The owner, Jetty Gold, says the car door was unlocked and merchandise missing after he returned minutes later. The incident occurred last night in the city.
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Neva
Glenbrums
Trumhill
Falice Ax
Akt
Howard Avenue
Missia
Con Ed Transmission Woes Highlight Power Crisis
Con Edison officials described a regional power crisis marked by multiple generator outages and a 31 inst. 2,80 megawatt shortfall as storms damaged lines. They said system operators initiated staged blackouts and shed load to restore voltage, with gas turbines rerouted and other generators pressed into service to recover from the outage.
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Mauspitre
Gail E
Sant
Hauspie
Ite
Uthtey
Hauspurg
Syatéas Aparentor
Ne Fates
Hausparg
Heli
Orathne
Sabe al
Klauspurg
Algan Pan
Nore
Beauvoir remarks on gender, religion, and patriarchy in crisis
Miss Stone cites Beauvoir noting male privilege via a dominant pod. She cites a church split over women’s ordination and notes ancient practices linking gender roles to lineage, virginity, and sexual double standards across societies, with patriarchal enforcement and ritualized penalties.
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Beauvoir
Miss Stone
Eve
Sucelien
Soins
Miss Slone
Rbiplun
Labor Law Reform Bills Debated By AFL Officials
WEG JOHNSON DARIEN reports a debate on new labor reform bills backed by the AFL CIO. Proposals aim to speed up labor board actions and allow back pay and injunctions to prevent employer reprisals during union activity while arguing to protect workers rather than boost union power.
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Darien
Congress
Aflsud
Thomas Penahue
Afl-Cio
George Meany
National Labor Key Board
Dimahye Maile
Peter Wash
Avortey
Tao
National Ines Associaton
Southwestern Connectious Chapter
Industrial Relations Reseach Association
Healso
Tim Nure
Labor
Tong Wailing Peuids
Uni
Amaygandeny
Amnion
Nash
Alain Postion
Teat Insight
Inter Dale
Donohue
Tirlig
Union Organklog
Wari
House Votes Today On Abortion Funds
Washington AP reports the House prepared for a vote on Senate language funding abortions for certain cases. Negotiations centered on federal Medicaid and current restrictions after a Supreme Court ruling cut funds to poor women seeking abortion. The protracted dispute pits funding for the Labor and Welfare agencies against abortion policy with leaders like O Neill and Flood maneuvering for passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Daniel Flood
Appropriations U Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Labor and Heath, Education and Welfare Departments
O'Neil
Hinds
Cups Arrest After Finding Weapons in Car
Two men, Michael Hatvars and Thomas P. Stsbatto, were arrested near Ameshone Park after police found a 45 caliber pistol, a .22 caliber rifle, a knife, and marijuana in their vehicle. The incident followed seven seagulls found shot dead nearby. bullets used remain under investigation.
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Seaside Park
Ameshone
Honeh
Lindersst
Mrchael Hatvars
Gls North Wenun
Thomas P. Stsbatto
Randall Avenue
Lee
Heo
Consideres von Dig
Tre
Kalgiera
Sisbatio
Furting
Conferees Reach Agreement on Community Development Bill
Washington conferees reached agreement on a community development bill ending a standoff between House and Senate negotiators. The measure renews the three year old program and authorizes housing initiatives with a discretionary fund to aid larger cities with severe housing needs and poverty.
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Washington
House
Senate
STE Hilton
Nalian
Maine
Renae
Wlder
Sconte
Secretary ‘of Housing
Urchin Development
Inet
Defense salaries and regional funding gap debate
The article quotes Thompson criticizing federal policy on defense pay and contracting, arguing the frostbelt and older industrial Midwest suffer compared with other regions. He claims Great Lakes states receive about 151 per resident, with South Atlantic and Pacific states receiving higher allocations, while overall funding shifts harm the Midwest and eastern regions.
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Carey
Northeen
Thompson
Great Lake States
South Atlantic
South Central States
Othe Pacific
Midwest
Pele Igeons
Carter Defends Oil Tax Clash Over Trade Deficit
President Carter faces Senate opposition as he defends a crude oil tax amid a growing trade deficit of 2.7 billion dollars reported by the Commerce Department. Senate leaders debate price controls on gas while Republicans and Democrats seek end to the filibuster and possible deregulation.
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Terest
Carter
Commerce Department
Senate
Congress
Pinuse
Sean Russell
Long
Coromillon
Xike
International Monetary Font
World Bank
Carthe
Prysident Ou
Leivole
Pluses Seen By Carter Aide In Lance Affair
White House aide Robert Lipshitz Lipshitz told Yale students that the Carter administration will see some positives in the Bert Lance affair. He defended Lance’s background and suggested Congress and others think Lance was treated unfairly. Lipshitz said he knew Lance’s banking record was investigated but noted an FBI report was largely favorable.
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New Haven
Office of Management
Cor
Linshite Yan
Lipshula
Carter
Yale
Hamilton Aide Doe ALS Area Schools
Ann Rake assistant director of admission at Hamilton College in Clinton NY is due to talk with area students today about liberal arts college programs. Her schedule includes Stratford High School and Fairfield High School with talks at 12 30 PM and 0 39 implied times.
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Ann Rake
Hamilton Chil
Fge
Clinton
Inifas
Stratford High School
Roger Ludinwe
Faifield
Tsirfield College
Revolutionary War Batites in New Jersey Report
A fragment notes that more than ten batites occurred in New Jersey during the Revolutionary War. It mentions the first underground juiedear corlosion set off by the US Atomic Energy Commission Nevada in September.
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New Jersey
Hie
Atomic Energy Conmissino Nevada
Sepi
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Sandy
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Sunday Post
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Time Magazine
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Tri-State Commission
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National Abortion Rights Action League
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Aneier
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