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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1964

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Primary Returns District Two 5 Colt High 6 Gulleras 7 Rockwell 8

District Two primary results report shows Colt High with 5 votes Gulleras 6 and Rockwell 8 in the armory precinct final tally.

District Two Colt High Gulleras Rockwell Armory

Water Line Funds Sought for Gooding Avenue Extension

A special town meeting will consider a 36 432 81 request to install an 8 inch water line from Gooding Avenue east to Metacom Avenue and authorize 5 year serial notes. Additional appropriations include 6 245 84 for police payroll and benefits, 2 062 50 for Blue Cross plans, and 2 000 for 2 000 feet of fire hose.

Gooding Ave Metacom Ave Gooding Avenue Metacom Quest Blue Cross Police, Education and Fire Department

State Assembly Upset Tosses Out Coalition Picks

In a crowded primary turnout near 3000, Bruno defeats Gladys Brightman for senator by 436 votes as the Democratic coalition faces a shift in power. Fasano loses to Salvatore Massa. Raymond Thomas falls to Emilio Iannuccillo, signaling upheaval within town leadership and potential new party chairmanship after November elections.

Gladys Mo Brightman Bruno Brightman Democratic Old Guard New Fasano Vincent Fasano Salvatore Massa Raymond A Thomas Emilio Iannuccillo Mr Thomas Bruno-Brightman Vr Brightman Ir Dennis

Final Decision on School Issue at Andrews Meeting

The Bristol town meeting opens with a call to approve extra funding for a junior senior high school. Bids will be read at 3 pm in the Andrews gymnasium, and a $300 000 gap is expected beyond the $2.5 million bond. The building committee led by Roger W Pigeon aims to relieve crowding and to decide whether to pursue the larger school concept.

Andrews School Andrews Gymnasium Kent Cruse and Roger W Pigeon Bristol Publc State Education Department Bristol

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Democratic Town Committee Joseph F. Bruno Center Louis DeFelice Mrs. Bruno Sen. Bruno Albert Oliver Nicholas Proto Alfred N. Nunes Ratola Sylvia Berretto Proto Rego Walsh Burton School Court House BTA Water Line General Assembly
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