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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1961

Page

10

Bristol News Briefs: Fines Plea Deals and Continuances

A Bristol court list notes rock driving fines for D Yudge Agcardi and Arthur Perry both of 220 St. The case of Raposa continued for the sixth time. Co-defendant Pietie bound over to the grand jury. Bristol men James Panzarella and Gaetano Cafizi fined for hunting law violations. Paul Vento acquitted on assault charge against Frederick Fagnant. Frank Foti’s case for assault on Special Officer Fouty continued for two weeks.

Dyudge Agcardi Arthur Perry Joseph Texeira Pietie Presidential Heights New Bedford Bristol James Panzarella Burton St Gaetano J. Cafizi State St Frank Foti Charles Fouty

Treasury boosts Series H bond limit to twenty thousand

William H Smith of Bristol County Savings Bonds Division hailed the Treasury Department's decision to restore the Series H annual purchase limit to 20 000 starting January 1. The E bond limit remains 10 000. Since 1957, E and H sales have been open to most investors except commercial banks. Demand by smaller institutional buyers for higher H bonds supported the action. H bonds pay semiannual interest with a 3 percent yield if held to maturity at ten years.

William H Smith Bristol County Savings Treasury Dept

Halleck Arrives To Lead Federal Forces In The West

In St Louis Major General Henry W Halleck arrives to command Union forces in the west. A West Point graduate of 1839 he previously led engineers and served at Westerville New York and Ephreney College. He faces Fremonts controversial orders and a stricter policy on fugitive slaves within Union lines drawing criticism from Fremont supporters. Lincoln warned Fremont to scale back confiscation and martial law as the war continues.

ST. Louis Nev Henry W. Halleck West West Point Engineers Military Academy jBphenec Y N.Y Collegeapith Ropers Westerville, N Ste Fremont Missouri Halleck Fremont Linco

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