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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

10

Gripnail completes move to Bristol site in new plant

The Gripnail Corporation now joins the town’s industrial base after transferring operations to a 17,000 square foot plant on Franklin Street. Built by Anthony Nunes Construction Co in Bristol, the facility houses production of a mechanical fastener for insulating sheet metal ducts. Originated by Robert L Hallock Sr as Gripnail, the product grips without penetrating. David Ashton notes domestic and foreign markets, with 13 Bristol employees among total staff.

Gripnail Corporation East Providence Franklin St Anthony Nunes Bristol Gripnail Corp Robert L Hallock David Ashton Peter Hallock Ashton Gripnail

Bids to repair Langelo dock urged after storms

Langelo plans to issue bids this week for repairs to the ailing Church St dock as council withholds action until exact costs are shown. The town administrator sought $20,000 with work needed on pilings, X planks, water boards and batter piles to prevent further damage and possible loss of the pier.

Langelo Bristol

State weighs option on 13 acre Thames Street rail land

The Rhode Island state Department of Transportation has not decided yet whether it will exercise its option on the 13 acre waterfront railway property on Thames Street. Rail Coordinator Gerald Pieri said an announcement could come Saturday or soon after as the option expires then or December for the Providence and Worcester Railroad. The town previously signed a purchase agreement with Penn Central for $162,000 but USRA ownership and bankruptcy proceedings cloud any sale. The land could be used for freight or passenger service, a loading facility, a land bank or harbor-related uses with a Bristol partnership, while town officials seek hearings.

State Department of Transportation Thames St Gerald Pieri Department of Transportation Providence and Worcester Railroad Penn Central Railroad Pieri Penn Central USRA Augustine Nunes Providence and Worcester RR Bristol Ferry Portsmouth Town Harbor Commission Bristol Penn Central RR Philadelphia Thames

Paper thefts hit town recycling effort

Public Works Director Arthur Langelo reports unauthorized early morning collections cut local paper recycling in half for three weeks. A woman with a Station wagon and a man with a truck are seen taking bundles. Paper now sells for about nine fifty per ton to Lindy's Wastepaper as efforts to flatten cans and grind bottles continue.

Public Works Department Arthur Langelo Langelo Lindy’s Wastepaper Verndale Circle

State aide and local man collide on Metacom Ave

James Almeida Jr., 37, was treated at RI Hospital for head and neck injuries after the car he drove was rear ended on Metacom Avenue at 12 30 am Friday by Leon McAloon executive secretary to Governor Philip Noel. Police report delayed by new state system. no charges or witnesses reported.

James Almeida, Jr Tilsbury Dr RI Hospital Metacom Ave Leon McAloon Philip Noel Frank Brown Metacom Gooding Avenues Almeida McAloon Brown

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