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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1976

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Town set to celebrate by Manny Correira

The July 5 parade in Bristol steps off at 10 30 AM from Hope and Chestnut with 10 000 to 15 000 marchers and 150 000 to 200 000 spectators. A Bicentennial edition features 50 bands and 76 floats with new entries from US Army Field Band Connecticut Yanks Fife and Drum Corps Vaerlose Guards Denmark and multiple local bands.

Manny Correira Hope Chestnut St Jeff Chase Chase Manuel Pasqual Denmark Hudsons St Joseph's St Williams St Peter’s Lincoln High School Portsmouth High School St George’s Olympians Springfield Mass Morrisonian Lancers Bronx Strutters Avalon String Band Philadelphia

Bicentennial Parade to Feature Diverse Civic Groups

Bristol and Newport prepare a large Fourth of July parade with about 2,000 marchers in the Civic division. Twenty seven units join the Centennial Division while Gov Philip Noel, Lt Gov Joseph Garrahy, and Sen Claiborne Pell are among those marching. Notable participants include the Bristol Police Color Guard, RI bands and drum corps, and Col Payton Robertson leading the Navy Division.

Bristol Police Bristol High School RI Picadors RI Matadors Fralinger Philadelphia Northeast Navy Band Newport Chase Civic Patrick Conley RI Bicentennial Commission Louis E Gelineau Providence Gelineau Kenneth Angel Knights of Columbus Ford Col Payton Robertson Newport Naval War College Col Robertson Navy

Platform pitfalls resolved by Billie Caromile

Bristol Fourth of July Committee faced a stalled platform project as town crews were diverted. Chairman Biancuzzo sought two platforms, one on Town Common for ecumenical service and a Portuguese dance, the other on High Street for dignitaries. With town workers unavailable, Richard Alegria and Lucien Montero led a private build on the common in about ninety minutes while the second platform awaits a forklift from the Mt Hope garage. J T O'Connell noted the wood supply with about 1500 dollars worth of rough lumber donated by Joseph Pontes for the project.

Augustine Junes CETA Billie Caromile Bristol John P Biancuzzo Bristol Highway Department High St Lincoln Ave Biancuzzo Nunes Town Ceta Richard Alegria Alegria Alegria Construction Corp Lucien Montero Mt Hope Ave Town J T O’connell Joseph Pontes

Bristol Reinstates Police Chief After Firing Over Order

Police Chief Frank Brown was rehired hours after being fired for refusing to carry out a direct order to remove two town councilmen. Town Administrator Augustine Nunes reversed the decision citing political turmoil and July 4 preparations. A restraining order blocked the firing, with a July 6 court hearing planned and an ongoing town audit and possible charges against the administrator.

Frank Brown Augustine Jaunes Bristol Nunes Brown Richard Alegria Richard Travers James C Bulman Emilio Jannuccillo Alegria Thas

Bristol Phoenix Notices Fourth of July Schedule

The Bristol Phoenix office closes Monday for the Fourth of July. News and advertising deadlines shift one day later. News and display ads due by 1 pm Thursday, classified ads by 9:30 am Thursday. Friday delivery resumes.

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