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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1968

Page

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Six held after Bristol motel raid on alleged narcotics

Six youths and two juveniles were arraigned after a late night raid at the Bristol Motor Lodge. Police, aided by a health department investigator, seized narcotics paraphernalia and several stimulants. Officials said drug use among youths is a concern but not yet a Bristol-wide heroin issue. admonitions urged parental involvement.

Bristol Motor Lodge Matthew . Ciociola Center St John Ferreira Narrows Rd John FP. Francis Oliver St John Aguiar Romia St Ciociola Uallmacunt Bristol Serbst Motor Lodge Ray Harvey Bruno Mathias Murphy Almeida George Sunther Toca Ake

Bristol Community Fund to Kick Off Campaign Oct 7

The Industrial Division will start its drive the week of October 7 aiming at a $32,500 goal to push the fund over the top. Raymond Walker, Kaisers public relations director and Bristol Chamber of Commerce president, leads the division with plant-wide duties. Russell Southwick heads Special Gifts as material is prepared for mailing. Campaign leaders met at the Bristol YMCA, with General Chairman James J. Velleca Jr. announcing a report night for division chairs on Monday Oct 7 at 7:30 PM.

Bristol Community Fund Bristol Raymond Walker Kaisers Walker Chamber of Commerce Russell Southwick James J. Velleca Jr

Newspaper raises prices for singles and subscriptions

Notice to subscribers announces higher costs for newsprint and production leading to a 15 cent price for single copies and an annual subscription rate of 7.50 dollars effective October 1, 1968.

Indian Museum Introduces School Tour Hours

The Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology announces a pilot program with limited slots for grades 3 to 6 studying Indians of the Americas Oceana Eskimos and Early Man. Classes not accommodated can get a visiting lecturer with a museum kit. public hours are Saturday 10 to 4 and Sunday 1 to 4 with access to King Philip's Spring on site.

Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology King Philip’s Spring

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