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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1974

Page

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Federal money brings Bristol hundreds of public service jobs

Town Administrator Augustine Nunes says Bristol will gain 0-plus new jobs as nearly a quarter to half a million dollars in federal funds flow in. Already 75 000 on hand and fourteen positions to open in January. New work boosts staff from 92 to over 140, easing recession strain.

Augustine Nunes Bristol Nunes Enthusiam Congress Reynolds Northup

Delay in Title Search Halts Towns Abandoned Rail Yard Purchase

The town faces a prolonged title search delay on the Penn Central yard off Thames Street delaying a 1972 plan to buy 13 acres. Town Administrator Augustine Nunes vows to push hard, while a Title Guarantee official cites year end overload and vacation backlogs.

Penn Central Thames St Emilio Iannuccillo Augustine Nunes Iannuccillo A.I the Phoenix James Sullivan Anthony Berretto Sullivan Berretto East Bay Hawkins & Fales Hope St Nunes

Travers outlines cooperative alternative to regionalization

Superintendent Edward P. Travers argues for cooperative service programs as a path to preserve educational quality amid rising costs, countering Warren and Bristol leaders pursuing regionalization. He cites tri town special education sharing and other cooperative efforts as scalable steps toward an East Bay School district while acknowledging transport costs offset potential savings.

Edward P. Travers East Bay Travers Wilfred Marchand Warren Bristol School Committee Bristol and Marchand Bristol Tritown Barrington Hampden Meadows School Liberty Street Bristol High

Regionalization plan discussed by Warren and Bristol boards

Warren proposes making Bristol High a junior high for both towns while expanding Warren High to include grades 7 8 9 from both towns, with Bristol High housing grades 10 11 12. A study group may examine feasibility, with voter referenda needed. Travers touts cooperative programs in education to ease regionalization barriers.

Warren Bristol Wilfred Marchand Bristol High Marchand J. Roderick Eaton Warren High Bristol-Warren

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