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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1965
Page
11
City Council approved spending nearly 50000 to install new boilers and modernize the heating system at Dawes School. The current boilers, 58 years old, are described as deteriorated and a safety hazard by Mayor Dillon and Building Superintendent Harold T.
City Council gives initial approval for four telephone booths on North Street after weeks of debate. The Public Works Committee backed the plan, while the Ordinances and Rules Committee opposed on solicitor Edwin E. Reder’s advice. Vote stood 7 to 4 with Purnell and Scelsi in the minority.
City Council selected sixteen jurors for the Superior Court sitting on the first Monday in June. Names include Howard S. Gleason, Donald R. Dallmeyer, Frank I. Russo, Michael S. Messina, George V. DiPilaro, Joseph J. Varanka, Mary Brower, Mareel Pemble, Harry H. MacDonald, Henry Sacchetti, Stanley J. Gimlewicz, James E. Smith, Marguerite M. Russo, William Scully, Harry C. McGinnis, and Mary B. Nugent, with addresses listed beside each.
Appropriations approved by the Council for settlement of land-damage claims arising from sewer work totaled 200 for James C Leach of 52 Jane Ave 56 for Francis Adair of 90 Partridge Road 50 for Thomas J Ditello of Shore Drive Stanley A Kruczkowski and John I Ryan of Shore Drive 400 to John A Addy of 88 Kenwood St and 400 to General Electric.
The City Council last night referred eight separate pay raise and fringe benefit petitions from municipal employees in the Public Works and Public Buildings Departments firemen and other staff to the Finance Committee. Some members criticized the timing as election year pressure while others urged study, with several councilors urging the committee be allowed to review the requests.
The U S Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to require pasteurization or testing of all egg products from official plants after June 1, 195. The changes fall under the voluntary egg product inspection and grading program run by the poultry division of the Consumer and Marketing Service.
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