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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

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Memorial Day ceremonies set with Brigadier General Read to speak

Brigadier General Harold N Read commanding general of the RI National Guard 43rd Military Police Brigade will address Memorial Day exercises at the Burnside Building after the parade The parade marshal is Command Sergeant Major Joseph A Arouca and the parade chief of staff Nelson J Wells The Read biography notes service in 1942 43 and European Theater The schedule includes a Gettysburg Address reading by Leonard Guida and a Chaplain of the day Rev William O Connell Homework details outline parade formations and rain contingency with events at Kearney Post and North Burial Ground

Harold N. Read 43Rd Military Police Brigade RI National Guard Burnside Building Read RI State Guard Army Air Force Troop Carrier Command Normandy France Netherlands Germany Riverside Joseph A. Arouca Marshall Nelson J. Wells American Legion Cpo Roman A. Kreher USCG Bristol High School Leonard Guida Louis Alfano Arthur Cordeiro George Faria Armand Centazzo Frank Garrity Michael Minutelli Kearney Post No 6 Franklin St Hope St North Burial Ground Kearney Post Veteran’s Council St Mary’s Church Troop 4 Boy Scouts

Town to end burning at Minturn Farm Landfill

Public Works Director Adam Baron says Bristol will halt burning at the Minturn Farm Landfill after an EPA order. About 600 tons of material yearly, mostly wooden reels from Kaiser Aluminum and dead trees, are burned. the town may shut burning entirely and seek volume-reducing equipment or a regional incinerator, with a referendum possible for a large purchase.

Federal Environmental Protection Agency Public Adam Baron EPA Minturn Farm Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp State Dept of Health Bristol Baron Public Works Frank Muzerall
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