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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1975

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Dogs Die At Bristol Pound Prompt SPCA Criticism

Two dogs found dead in Bristol town pound amid extreme cold with SPCA condemning officials for lack of compassion. Police and town leaders discuss causes from exposure to sickness as funding and facility upgrades face delays. Bracketed by state health notes and plans for a new pound, officials plan a county meeting tonight to consider a county pound option.

Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Ddg Frank Brown SPCA Lionel Hetu Bristol Chief Brown Augustine Nunes Hetu Nunes

Relief efforts grow for dogs at cold town pound

Myles Clegg and Connie Howard of Providence and Bristol push for quick shelter for dogs as state health officials call the current pound one of the worst. They explore an emergency site and AID kennels in East Providence, while police and safety chiefs cite cost as a barrier. Howard aims to raise up to 20,000 for a new pound, delaying until a county option is debated at a tri town meeting.

Myles Clegg Providence Bristol Clegg l Connie Howard Howard Mr Clegg East Providence Clegg Mrs Howard Frank Brown Public Safety Augustine Nunes Chef Brown Nunes

Knights of Columbus Collects Eyeglasses for Needy

The Knights of Columbus and Lions Club are collecting old and unused eyeglasses for the needy. Bristol Council asks people to drop glasses in a box at Almacs on Hope Street or at the council home 105 State Street.

The Knights of Columbus Lions Club K of C Bristol Council Almacs Hope Street Council State Street

Town approves common skating ban. hockey moves to Veteran's Park

Town council formally designates the common for recreational skating only after councilman Richard Travers proposes the limit. Hockey enthusiasts are confined to the ice at Veteran's Park this season.

Richard Travers Veteran’s Park

Solicitor Eyes Charter Test Over Building Inspector Case

The town solicitor says the personnel board’s unanimous ruling denying a hearing may trigger a court test of the five year old charter. Borromeo claims the charter protects him from removal without cause while the administrator cites article 910. The board’s format suggests the inspector serves at the administrator’s pleasure. Borromeo and attorney Anharummo plan to appeal to superior or state supreme court within a week.

Emilio Jannuccillo Iannuccillo Thomas Borromeo Borromeo Nunes Anna Marie Nunes Miss Nunes Personnel Board Pasquale T. Annarummo Anharummo State Supreme Court

School board approves Nike renovation plan

In a special meeting last night the school committee approved a $315,200 capital improvement program for the 1975-76 fiscal year. The plan calls for renovation and modernization of Nike site buildings and adds to the town budget with potential amendments at upcoming meetings. Superintendent Travers cites police and fire chief support and says the extension improves safety and transportation between downtown and the high school.

Niing Board Nike Edward P. Travers Travers

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State Department of Health Brown Michael Balzano Jr Barrington, Warren Bristol Town Hall Leonard Raposa Highway Department Minturn Og Pound K of Jannuccillo Mr Nunes Havel School
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