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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
1
The Bristol public hearing on the proposed redevelopment plan was moved to the start of the session and then postponed to May due to the presence of only two attendees, Mrs. John W DeWolf and George A Jen.
Henry W. Pacheco, 41, assistant sales manager of Asselin Chevrolet and Bristol resident, announces his bid for the First District seat. A Navy World War II veteran, former deputy sheriff, and longtime civic leader, he criticizes the incumbent Salvatore Massa and vows a vigorous, heard voice for the people.
In a closed session last night the School Committee moved to sponsor a taxpayers resolution to restore 41 056 of a 91 804 cut in the school department budget. Restoring funds aims to prevent harm to the educational program and meet state requirements. Several reductions are listed, including 12 156 for fence at the new school field and 14 257 for capital outlay items, with other smaller cuts totaling 4 294 and 2 000 in bus costs.
Dr. C Paul Bruno, Bristol health officer, laments the state plan removing local health department funding and staff. He notes Nicholas Mancieri will work for the state, with duties away from Bristol, and fears reduced services after July 1 as the unit may move to Portsmouth.
A committee of educators led by Wilfred N. Lavallee releases findings from three days of study at Bristol High. The report endorses staff efforts, outlines recommended reforms, and calls for a curriculum coordinator and reading specialist to align with state standards and the upcoming Chestnut Street school.
Tickets remain for a Thursday 8 p.m. concert in Colt Memorial Hall titled Variations on Themes from Shakespeare. Ethel Barrymore Colt will perform songs sonnets and scenes from Shakespeare to support museum upkeep and exhibit expenses. Tickets via local organizers or at Hope Hardware and at the auditorium door.
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