Teachers Seek Social Security Alongside Pensions Plan
The Bristol Education Association urged the school committee to include Social Security coverage in contract talks and notified the town council of the request for next year’s budget. The panel discussed teacher resignations tied to benefits, costs of the Social Security plan, sidewalk projects on Metacom Ave, and evening classes at the new school buildings starting Oct 1.
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Bristol Education Association
Merit
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Bristol
BEA
Salvatore Gianola
Tetoro
Edward J Fitzgerald
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Socral
Mir Fitzgerald
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BRE
Fitzgerald
Council
Guianola
Metacom Ave
Angelo A Marcello
Public Works
Gooding Ave
Narrows Rd
Bay View Ave
Barbara Husband
Sherry Ave
Naomi St
New School
Michael Securo
Union Votes to End Week-Long Kaiser Strike
Union Local 339 members ratified a package settlement with Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp by a 445 to 101 vote ending a week long strike. The deal includes a 45 cent an hour wage increase over three years with specific increases on Sept 9 1966 1967 and 1968 plus a 100 skilled workers extra ten cent raise this year. Pension contributions rise to 325 a month for retirement and 650 a month for disability with adjustments for years worked. About 735 striking employees will start returning to work beginning 7 am in the maintenance department and 8 am in receiving storage and other departments with production workers on the Sunday night shift.
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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
United Rubber, Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers
Afl-Cio
Joseph DeCastro
School Bus Schedule Notice
Bus schedule for secondary school pupils across public and parochial routes available on page 18.
Bristol Primary Results Key Senate and Congressional Races
In Bristol, the Republican primary for U S Senate lists Col Ruth M Briggs and Charles H Eden with tallies 289 and 16 respectively. In the 1st Congressional District the Democratic nominees include Rep Fernand J St Germain with 983 votes and others Gallant, McG nna, Hugu tomes, Rezo with smaller counts.
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Ruth M. Briggs
Charles H Eden
Fernand J. St. Germain
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Bitter Against Election Flyer Sparks Town Council Debate
A union signed flyer accusing Highway Commissioner Holmes and Highways Surveyor Castriotta of unfair practices sparked a heated town council meeting. Holmes, who lost to Goulart by about 16 votes, called the flyer despicable while both men denied the accusations and defended highway department operations and personnel amid reports of sick workers seeking other jobs. The matter was continued with Castriotta requesting further discussion. turnout urged readers to turn to page 18.
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Manuel Sousa Jr
E Hugh Holmes
Holmes
Louis Castrietta
Castriotta
Highway Department
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Bristol Junior Women’s Club
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Lawrence Sullivan
Frank Toolan
Anthony Nastri
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