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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1974

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GRASP to continue at Bristol Title I advisory council

The GRASP daytime remedial Math and Reading program for grades 1 through 7 will continue with possible expansion to lower grades if funds allow. A 4-5 week summer project will be held at Guiteras School. Interaction with the Bilingual Career Education Project was discussed and both projects were endorsed for the forthcoming school year. The next council meeting is planned for February on a date to be announced.

Bristol GRASP Guiteras Project Grasp Roberta A. Manchester Council

Town Administrator hides gasoline hoard angering council

Bristol Town Council questions revealed about an undisclosed gas hoard allegedly stored by Town Administrator Michael Balzano at local stations. Balzano refused to disclose amount or exact location, citing department designation and Gulf Oil involvement. The dispute sparked criticism from Councilman Richard Alegria and others over potential liability and costs.

Michael Balzano Richard Alegria Balzano Rinaldi High and Bradford Sts A&a Motors Gooding Ave Purchasing Agents Association Alegria Bristol Anthony Principe Lucien Montaro Sarah Amaral John Watkinson John Legeiro Gulf Oil C Gulf Joe Doorley Providence

Planning Board may oppose junior high school plan

Bristol planning officials appear unlikely to back a $2.4 million junior high school as sewer concerns loom large. The School Committee backs a 20 room facility near the high school on Chestnut Street, with a town wide vote possible if funded, while a $35,000 planning phase is sought.

Bristol Michael J Balzano Jr Chestnut St Planning Board Balzano Edward P. Travers Guiteras School Guiteras

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