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Bristol Phoenix in Bristol, Rhode Island

02 Aug 1973

Page 12

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Bristol Phoenix

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Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

12

Bristol Fire Dept Adds 1000 Gallon Pumper From Maxim Co

Bristol Fire Department announces the purchase of a 1000 gallon pumper from Maxim Co for 47980 funded by federal money. Chief Edward R Borges says the truck duplicates Engine 3 and replaces Engine 4 at Dreadnaught Station with Engine 4 moving to Defiance. Purchasing panel included Castro Capone Balzano Cirillo.

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Bristol Fire Dept Edward R. Borges Maxim Co Borges Ward-LaFrance Co Elmira Maxim Motor Division Middleboro Mass Maxim Bristol Defiance Co Hope St Dreadnaught Defiance Raymond Castro Lucien Capone Michael J. Balzano Louis Cirillo
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Republicans urge turnout for August 7 constitutional convention vote

Bristol leaders George T. Cooper and Manuel Botelho Jr urged party members to vote in the August 7 nonpartisan election on a proposed Constitutional Convention. Botelho urged faith in candidates who can drive constitutional changes and noted voters will later approve or reject delegates' proposals. Most Bristol residents vote at Guiteras School in District 45. others in districts 91-5 and 92-4 vote at the National Guard Armory in District 46.

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Bristol Guiteras School Metacom Ave Ferry National Guard
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Zoning secretary resigns position

Mrs Barbara Edler resigns as secretary of the Bristol Zoning Board of Review citing compensation concerns. She will continue as planning board secretary and remains involved with zoning and planning duties.

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Barbara Edler Charlotte Dr Bristol Zoning Board of Review Edler Zoning Planning Planning Board
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By Manny Correira Eau — Last Sherman Ave Cedarcrest Improvement Association Eest Restaur de Jay-Vine Soninter Oe Ic Cherrystones Warren Paul Bullotk
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