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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

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Return of Nor'west John Boat Ties Seattle Vessel

Nor west John II anchored at the State Street dock Wednesday with no clear destination or purpose. Locals speculate a sailfishing or survey mission while Harbormaster Manny Sousa notes lack of information and recalls the ship’s equipment suggesting a survey boat.

John DeWolf II Seattle Washington State St Bristol John DeWolf Horn Vancouver Russia Manny Sousa Nor’west John

Strike threat hits Bristol schools this week

Bristol schools may not open as teachers threaten to strike after BEA arbitration. Thomas A. Barr says BEA will not return without an arbitrator’s decision, not expected until after September 4. Attempts to arrange expedited talks involve Patricia Botelho and William Fallon to meet before next Monday.

Thomas A. Barr Barr Bristol Education Association Bisbane Vincent Picirilli Patricia Botelho William Fallon BEA Bristol Michael Martinous Martinous

Bristol Schools Plan Reopens After Shorter Schedule

If no teacher strike Bristol schools will reopen next week with a staged schedule. Grades 1-12 resume full operations while kindergarten remains closed. Special bus routes run Wednesday and Thursday with standard services returning Friday per the schedule on page 11.

Bristol

Council OKs Travers seat amid vacancy dispute

Town Council voted unanimously on Richard Alegria's motion to avoid a vacancy, with Travers and Vice-Chair Gablinske abstaining. George Cooper claimed the seat should be vacant due to Travers' paid town job as boys' summer playground director while serving on the council, asserting Charter Section 202 violation. Travers defended, citing council and board approvals, recreation board input, and Town Solicitor advice, mentioning grandfather clause 1404 as relevant.

Richard Travers Richard Alegria Travers Douglas Gablinske George Cooper Republican Town Committee Cooper Recreation Board Nuccillo Iannuc¢ille

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