Thames waterfront RR land up by twenty two thousand
The railroad property in Thames sought by the town rose to 162000 after a Providence appraiser re assessed the 13 acre tract. Ralph A Pari appraised for the bankrupt railroad company and area real estate agent RJ Soltis said sale must reflect full market value at bankruptcy court. The town bid 140000 three years ago, based on 1971 appraisal of 90000. The increased price reflects inflation and timing of the bankruptcy court review.
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Thames
Ralph A Pari
RJ Soltis
Augustine Jnunes
Mr Soltis
Soltis
Penn Central
East Bay Rhode Island summer activities guide
Cuniner presents a special issue highlighting summer activities in and around the East Bay Rhode Island area. It offers a potpourri of places to visit, events to attend, and viewpoints on regional leisure options for residents and visitors.
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East Bay
Rhode Island
Goglia Back on Job After Court Restraining Order
Deputy Police Chief Egista Goglia returns to duty after Superior Court issues restraining order against Town Administrator Augustine Nunes who had suspended him for insubordination and absence. Nunes must appear in court June 27 to prove charges while court blocks interference until council hearing per town charter. Goglia said he was sick on Friday. Nunes cited an illness, and a disputed parking order near State Street is noted.
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Egista Goglia
Augustine Nunes
Nunes
Mr Goglia
Mr Nunes
Superior Court
Goglia
State St
Wood St
Reservoir
Board Rejects Recognition for Bristol Administrative Association
The Bristol Administrative Association representing school administrators and principals was denied recognition by the school board. The board, voting unanimously, declined to meet with BAA while agreeing to meet with the old management team that includes principals and the superintendent. Naomi Carpenter, BAA president and an elementary principal, said the group formed under state guidelines as an alternative to creating administrative bargaining units by law, noting that if this method fails the issue could go to the legislature. Committeeman Thomas
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Bristol Administrative Association
BAA
Naomi Carpenter
State Board of Regeants
General Assembly
Carpenter
Thomas
Union Friction Over Pay Scale Ties to Performance
Union officials and board members clash over whether salaries should be set by performance rather than unionized pay scales. Frank Tuaro, a former principal, warns recognition would allow arbitrary raises, while Bristol's teachers, clerks, and custodians already unionized face administrator claims of bargaining capacity.
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Frank Tuario
Admiral Capone Named Patriotic Speaker for July 4 in Bristol
Admiral Capone, a Bristol native and son of Dr and Lucien Capone, has been named principal speaker for the July 4 patriotic exercises at Colt School. announced by Domenic N. Raiola, patriotic exercise committee chairman. Capone previously served as parade marshal of the 2nd Division US Navy in last year’s Bristol Fourth of July parade and has taken part in several other parades. He attended Bristol public schools and Providence College before serving as an Infantry Officer Candidate. he was honorably discharged in 1945 to enter the US Naval Academy.
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J.den Capone, Jr
USN
Colt School
Domenic N. Raiola
Admiral Capone
Bristol
US Navy
Lucien Capone
High St
Providence College
US Naval Academy
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