Bristol Police Color Guard to march in Cotton Bowl Parade
Bristol police color guard and drum corps, led by Chief Frank Brown Jr, will be the 27th entry in the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas on New Year’s Day. The 24-member unit, first AI parade team, travels from Logan Airport Dec 30 and returns Jan 2, with TV coverage by Channel 12.
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Manny Correira
Bristol Police
Dallas
Texas
Frank Brown, Jr
Houston
Commerce St
Fred Cavallaro
Bristol
Police Corps
Channel 12
William Conrad
Cannon
Sally Struthers
All In the Family
Logan Airport
Boston
Dallas-Ft Worth
Hilton Inn
Arkansas
Georgia
Cheryl Marshall
Natalie DaSilva
National Guard
Las Vegas
Police Color Guard
Canada
New England
Richard Marshall
Joseph DaSilva
Richard Almeida
Carl Ormond
Dave Barboza
Armand Pereira
Robert McKenna
Ronald Moran
Fred Remington
Richard Luiz
Richard Simard
Steve Grimo
Joseph Almeida
Gary Lavey
Donald Cunard
Bruce Cunard
Ray Faria
Mark Horton
Mark Asciolla
Job program planned in Bristol town for juvenile offenders
Bristol identifies a new federally funded program to aid 8 to 10 youths aged 16 to 18 who are welfare recipients or from low income families and are convicted offenders or have appeared before family court. The LEAA grant of 26000 funds weekly town projects, counseling, and social services to help youth gain work experience and reduce unemployment in the denser older quarter.
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Augustine Nunes
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Gerhard Oswald
Phyllis Perry
Nunes
Newport
LEAA
Bristol
RI Division of Employment Security
Snowbound causes early confusion at police department
Snow and cold led to several incidents at the police department as eight snow tire sets were not mounted on cruisers. Chief Frank Brown cited an unsigned purchase order, delaying tire mounting. Town Administrator Augustine Nunes said he preferred town ownership of the mounting job to save costs. Tires were later mounted by a private garage. The new highway garage lacked doors and heat amid bidding changes and material delays, though no serious problems were reported as vehicles were stored indoors. CETA Supervisor John Ligiero noted delays but no major issues.
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Frank Brown
Brown
Augustine Nunes
Nunes
CETA
John Ligiero
Arrest ruling splits on illegal arrest in Fenninger case
Superior Court Judge Robert J McOsker held Randolph B Fenninger was illegally arrested on February 18 while also finding the seizure of items at the home proper. The judge noted Fenninger was held at the police station from 9:40 pm Feb 18 to 2:44 am Feb 19 with no evidence linking him to the murder of his wife Karen at 833 Hope Street RI Hospital.
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Superior Court
Robert J McOsker
Randolph B Fenninger
McOsker
Fenninger
Karen
RI Hospital
Hope St
Frank Brown
Chief Brown
Fen
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