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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1977

Page

19

Election commission meets public in Warren meeting

The Governor's Commission on the Election Process will hold its last in a series of public meetings Monday at 7 pm in Warren town hall. Created by a Feb 10 executive order, the non-partisan panel reviews voter registration residency absentee ballots primaries ballot counting and related election laws with citizen input sought statewide.

Governor’s Commission Warren Town Hall Joseph Garrahy Leonard Clingham Jr Secretary of State and Election Commission Pawtucket Newport Westerly West Warwick Providence Robert F Burns Clingham Democratic Party

Schools face looming deficit as budget talks ease purchase bans

The School Committee weighed a $150,000 to $170,000 shortfall for the current year. It approved over $3,500 in purchase orders to support sports and essential supplies while debating moving $72,000 from capital improvements. Critics warned against fund juggling as a public-relations issue, with warning of hard choices ahead.

Vincent Santo Tiverton Frank Canario Edward P Travers J Roderick Eaton Ting Eaton Frank Campagna Decca Club Californiaa Travers Lewis Mello Jr Mello Econdia

Committee considers revising ground rules at March meeting

At a March 22 committee session five of seven members were present. They studied adopting the ground rules again after a January vote. Roderick Eaton Frank Canario and Joseph Vento sought to strike the rules from minutes. Vento dissented in January. The panel later kept rule one by five to two, requiring 4 pm notice to speak before meetings. Edler Annarummo opposed keeping item one.

J Roderick Eaton Frank Canario Joseph Vento Vento Louis Annarummo Barbara Edler Edler Annarummo

Loan to Preserve Converse Jobs in PF Industries Buyout

The Economic Development Administration approved a 12 million dollar loan to PF Industries to purchase the Converse Rubber Co plant on Buttonwood Road. The move aims to preserve 450 current jobs and may lead to expansion to about 1,700 workers within a year. The town faces a ten year tax exemption request costing roughly 28 thousand dollars annually.

Federal Economic Development Administration PF Industries Converse Rubber Co US Justice Department Posture Foundation) Industries Buttonwood Rd Anthony Agatiello

Community garden plan moves forward in town

Public Works Director Joseph Cavallaro announced a spring community garden project at the corner of Bayview and Metacom Avenues. The site offers 36 plots of 20 by 30 feet at a $10 per plot fee, with plowing lime water and staking provided. interested residents must submit a form at Town Hall by April 22, as about 25 or more plots are needed to proceed.

Public Works Dept Public Works Joseph Cavallaro Bayview and Metacom Aves Cavallaro

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Election Commission Warren General Assembly Joseph F Rodgers Jr Warwick Maxine L Bradford J. Leo Bradley Woonsocket Edwin C. Brown Margaret Conlon J. William Carr East Greenwich Max Gordon Susan McGuirl Robert Perry Eleanor Sasso Cranston Julio Sequeira Rocco A. Quattrocchi Senate Judiciary Committee Thomas Fay House Judiciary Committee Lila M Lapinsley Senate Frederick Lippitt House Commission Burns US Senate Richard Lorber Philip Noel Garrahy Edward Oliver
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