Police Report Fatal Crash in Hope Street Area
Gregory Ash aged 22 from Warren died at the scene after his car struck a tree in front of 129 Hope Star. Passenger Richard Riams 46 Franklin St was taken to RI Hospital. Auto totalled. Also reported: a break at DuPonts Garage 1282 Hope St. Carlos Da Luz 33 Robin Drive lost control striking two fences at Franklin and Reid St with heavy damage.
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Hope Star Ash
Charles Millard
Richard Riams
Franklin St
RI Hospital
Carlos da Luz
Robin
Franklin and
Reid St
5 month delay fails to sour Coray milk bid
Coray's Milk Company, the current supplier for the elementary school lunch milk program, was finally awarded this year's contract after a five month delay. A late session of the school committee approved the on again off again contract. Initial bid issues in July led to returning two bids tied to federal price indexes. By August the mistake was agreed, a legal opinion sought in September, and the contract readvertised in October. Browns Dairy, Coray's only competitor, withdrew. Coray's bid then stood as the only bid and the contract took effect Monday.
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Schog Committee
Coray
Browns Dairy
Coray’s
Dinner precedes board installation votes in school meeting
The school committee greets two newly elected members at a dinner in the high school cafeteria Wednesday at 6 pm, then the regular board meeting with installation by Town Clerk Orlando Jrisbane. Edward E. Oliver and J Roderick Eaton return, new members Frank T Canario and Joseph A Vento sworn in, executive committee to be chosen. Republicans lead Democrats 443 to 0 and a GOP chairman is to be named. Canario, former principal, led the vote. Barr is vice chair. Ferris senior member. Also on the agenda are vice-chairman, clerk and executive board positions and the 1975-76 Capital Projects budget adoption.
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Orlando Jrisbane
GOP
Canario
Thomas Barr
Fred Ferris
Council renews cafe license to aid sale of business
The Town Council renewed Bobby's Place class B liquor license to remain open while owner Robert F. Bowler seeks a sale. The cafe faced two fire bombings and assaults over the year, with Chief Frank Brown Jr. ordering monthly reports and potential revocation if violations occur. Also, Mary A. Santulli appeals a liquor license denial related to restoring Anchor Inn on Ferry Road, with state official Deeb Sarkas previously ruling for license grant but local denial due to delayed improvements.
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Brown
Mary A. Santulli
Santulli
Deeb Sarkas
Anchor Inn
Ferry Road
Sarkas
Fuel costs to climb at Bristol and Warren Gas Co
Bristol and Warren Gas Co won a rate hike this week from the state Public Utilities Commission. Gains will lift average monthly fuel bills by about 16 to 18 percent starting this month, says VP Richard A Sullivan Jr. The hike adds roughly $154,000 in revenue, about $67,000 less than requested, potentially lowering service quality amid inflation.
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Bristol & Warren Gas Co
Richard A Sullivan Jr
State Public Utilities Commission
Sullivan
Guidance Night at Bristol High School Dec 18
Bristol High School plans Guidance Night in the guidance office on Wednesday December 18. Parents of 8th to 12th graders can call 253-4000 to schedule counseling appointments with Miss Madelyn DeLeo Mr James McDermott Mrs Eleanor Hall Mr Ed Lynch. Joseph Caromile heads the guidance department at Ingh school.
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Bristol High School
Ingh
Madelyn DeLeo
James McDermott
Eleanor Hall
Ed Lynch
Joseph Caromile
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