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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1970

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Windfall Helps Bristol Schools End Year In Black

The new School Committee learned of a $152,000 boost in the 1970-1971 budget from state aid, raising total aid to $952,000 and allowing the district to cover deficits from higher maintenance and transportation costs. Superintendent Travers called it a Christmas present and urged no new programs while retaining a $100,000 surplus for 1971-72.

Edward P. Travers Travers Guneral Bristol

Tappero Repeats as School Board Chair at Opening Meeting

Mrs Tappero was unanimously elected chairwoman of the School Committee for a second time at the Junior-Senior High School library. E Leonard Chaser named vice chair. he succeeds Tappero. The former chair, Joseph Kinder, served four years and two years as chair. Tappero also leads the Rhode Island Association of School Committees and chaired 1966 to 1968. She is a mother of four. A public hearing on low income housing is set for Tuesday December 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Colt Auditorium with Council President John Faria presiding.

Jean Tappero E. Leonard Chaser Mrs. Tappero Joseph Kinder Tappero RI Assoc Adam Tomash Coggeshall Colt State Park Bristol Historical Society

Two Sides Prepare Housing Hearing In Bristol

Proponents of low income housing rally support across three fronts as Bristol plans to build 60 project housing units. A Town Council hearing at Colt Auditorium next Tuesday at 7 30 p m will hear opponents and supporters. Bristol Housing Authority president Frank J Centazzo defended leases and cited legal actions, while Sewage concerns at Mt Hope Ave were raised by residents. An editorial in the Providence Journal urged civic involvement to overcome prejudice and support better housing for low income families. The ad by Raymond DeLeo questions beneficiaries and facts about the project.

Colt Auditorium Bristol Housing Authority Bristol Frank J. Centazzo Authority Centazzo Arthur Roderick Raymond DeLeo Raymond Construction Co Raymond Mt. Hope Ave Providence Journal the Journal DeLeo

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