School Committee Lists Changes In Personnel
The Senco Commitee granted retirement to five teachers last night accepted 19 resignations and appointed 12 teachers. Retirements included Anne Drury Ellen Goeen Mary Madigan Dorothy Reilly Eva Dannin. Resignations spanned Cranston Calvert Mumford Sullivan Coggeshall and Rogers schools with several teachers leaving. New appointments include Kathleen DeCosta John Murphy Deryl Holt Timothy Ryan Meredith Reed and others from multiple towns and schools.
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Senco
Anne Drury
Rogers High School
Ellen Goeen
Mary Madigan
Dorothy Reilly
Cranston-Calvert School
Eva Dannin
Mumford School
Carol Swansfeger
Cranston-Calvert
Paula Lynch
Mary Brown
Frances Sykes
Mira
Bence
Judith Smith
Mary Spotts
Sullivan School
Nancy Wright
Coggeshall School
Mary Toy Metzger
Linda Wood‘small
Lenthal School
Patricia Martin
Carey School
Sharon Amaral
Sheffield School
Linda Smith
John Charke
Mary Jerome
Judith Kauffman
Karen Knessel
Rogers
Lois Jean Stewart
Judy Hearsum
Thompson Junior High
Kathleen DeCosta
Park Molm
John Murphy
Palmer St
Deryl Holt
North Smith Held
Timothy Ryan
Prairie Ave
Senate to Decide Kleindienst Future
Washington AP The Senate will vote Thursday afternoon on Richard G. Kleindienst for attorney general after a delay due to the Justice Department out of court settlement of three antitrust cases with ITT Corp. The Judiciary Committee backed confirmation despite objections over process. If the initial motion fails a rapid vote on confirmation follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
Kleindienst
Justice Dent
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
TYT
Sheraton
San Diego
Calif voters drop pollution measure in tight CA primary
Los Angeles reports show Measure Proposition 9 trailing by about two to one as opponents led a business and labor driven drive against strict antipollution rules. The defeated initiative sought bans on DDT and long lasting pesticides, lead in gasoline, offshore drilling, and a five year moratorium, with backers pledging to press on.
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Los Angeles
California
Gaso Une
Educator Gives Talk On Ethics At St Augustin Parish
The Rev. Joseph Lennon of Providence College spoke last night to St. Augustin's Parish Council on Current Ethical Problems. The council honored him with a cake for 36 years in the priesthood, while the Women's Guild served refreshments. Brother Robert Murphy received thanks for developing the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine program and will move to a new post in New York. Day of Recollection reservations were announced for June 25. Semi annual reports from social nation youth and education committees were presented.
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Joseph Lennon
Providence College
St. Augustin’s
Father Lennon
Women’s Guild
Joseph Dias
Robert Murphy
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Brother Murphy
Newport
New York
Ouriell
Social Nation
Mrs. Smith Rites Friday
Reba Windley Smith 50 of Portsmouth former Newport resident died yesterday in Newport Hospital. Born July 17, 1921 in Portsmouth she was daughter of Mabel Windley and the late J Robert Windley. Survived by husband Edward L. Smith, three daughters, four brothers, two sisters and four grandchildren. Service Friday at 1 30 p.m. Memorial Funeral Home burial in Braman Cemetery.
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Reba Windley Smith
South Drive
Portsmouth
Whitwell Ave
Newport
Edward L. Smith
Smith
Mabel Munroe Windley
Robert Windley
Patricia Dedrruda
Janice Murphy
Riverside
Joyce
Mrs Gorton Dies After Long Illness in Providence
Mrs Joseph E Lewis Gorton aged 7, formerly of 4 Feke Street, died yesterday in Providence after a three year illness. Born in Fall River January 17 1915 she was daughter of Mrs Mary Lima Lewis and the late Joseph Lewis. Survived by her mother and brother Joseph Lewis of Middletown and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Q O WelI Funeral Home Friday with a Mass at 10 in St Marys Church. Burial in St Columba Cemetery.
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Kalman
Stoughton
Mass
Matthew Scott
Arthur Kalman
Farilyn Kaber
Seymour Kaber
Michael Ter
Newport
Henrikson
The
Naval Hospital
Donald Henrikson
Reba Crosby
Enterprise Court
Fischer
Radarman 2.C
Gerard Fischer
Carol Dudalé
Deborah Drive
Portsmouth
O'Neill
Spring St
St. Mary's Church
Middletown
William Heins
Gertrude (Drassler) Heins
Walcott Ave
Midd
Memorial Funeral Home
Broadway
Smith
Reba (Windley) Smith
Edward L. Smith
South Drive
Joseph E. Lewis Gorton
Feke St
Providence
Fall River
Mary Lima Lewis
Joseph Lewis
St. Columba's Cemetery
Aides To Pell Chafee Differ On Navy Payroll
The campaign clash centers on Navy job losses cited during Chafee's Navy tenure. Pell aide James J. Reilly and fundraiser Joe Lie Se claim 1,880 fewer Navy positions since Chafee took office, while Chafee campaign director Gerald Whitburn counters with attrition explanations and reduced civilian employment figures.
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Pell
Navy
Sea
Claiborne Pell
John H. Chafee
Chafee
James J. Reilly
Joe Lie Se
Nixon
Gerald Whitburn
Pell Woomne
Whitburn
Riley
Whit Burn
Whitborn
Mallory Urges 20000 Increase To City Reserve
Mallory recommended adding at least 20000 to the city budget reserve for the council session to cover school funding and ongoing needs. He cited last year’s crossing guard costs and warned against using police overtime funds, noting the School Committee’s budget requests and proposed purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cowles Mallory
Mallory
St. Catherine Academy
Legion Story Compiled for Newport Auxiliary Meeting
Miss Norma n Stoddard presented the history of the Newport American Legion Auxiliary to members last night. Mrs. Verna Chapman, president, led the meeting and noted Memorial Day observances at First Presbyterian Church and Goatsland Causeway. Flowers were laid on the water, and memorials observed at City Hall. Purses and magazines were donated to the Veterans Home and Newport Hospital. Invitations were accepted for a Disabled American Veterans installation in Middletown and Flag Day ceremonies at the Elks Home.
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Newport American Legion Auxiliary
Norman Stoddard
Stoddard
Rhone Islands
Verna Chapman
First Presbyterian Church
Goatsland Causeway
City Hall
RE. Veterans Home
Puzdles
Newport Hospital
Middletown
Elks Home
New Ship Turner to Arrive at Newport Tomorrow
The guided missile frigate R. K. Turner and its 395 crew are due to arrive at Newport at 9 am tomorrow. Commissioned in 1964 and recommissioned in May after a Bath Iron Works modernization, the ship received new radar and electronics and a revised missile system. Commanded by Captain Lucian Capone Jr., Turner will employ Terrier and extended range standard missiles and the Naval Tactical Data System for ship to ship and aircraft data links.
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R. K.turner
Navy
Newport
Turner
Bath [Ron
Naval
Lucian Capone Jr
Newport Daily News publication details and rates
Newport Daily News Vol W7 Ne published daily on Sundays and holidays by St Edward A Sherman Publishing Co with address 101 Malbone Road Newport Bil 0264. Telephone and rates listed include carrier 75 cents per week single copy 16 cents by mail in advance yearly 35 dollars six months 0 three months 12 dollars. Associated Press rights noted for local news.
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St Edward A. Sherman Publishing Company
Malbone Road
Newport
Bil
Fe Gheeaton Ion Ates
Associated Press
AP News
Dispatches
Local Briefs From Newport Middletown Area News
Local briefs report Chester Lawton of Fall River in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital after a collapse at Brown University commencement. Other items note Brown alumni events, public works on Spring Street, school calendar changes, and fire and parish notices. Newport Little League meeting set for Aquidneck Lanes in Middletown.
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Chester Lawton
Fall River
Brown University
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Brown
Middletown
Newport American Little League
Aquidneck Lanes
Woman Given Probation in Heroin Possession Case
Mrs. Albertina Rego Burgan of 11 Extention Street received a deferred sentence in Superior Court for possession of heroin on August 8 1971 Judge Arthur Carrilas Jr imposed the sentence and referred her to a probation officer Willam W. Baggot of 39 Clarke Street pleaded innocent to an assault with a knife charge against Jerome Silvia on December 12 1968 Judge Carrellas released him on two thousand dollars bond and allowed three days for proceedings
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Albertina Rego Burgan
Extention St
Arthur Carrilas Jr
Willam W. Baggot
Clarke St
Jerome Silvia
Carrellas
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Hadley
Joyce Widelock
Pompton Plains
Meece McGuane
Redwood Farms
Linda Lannie
Perrault St
Kathleen Ann Nelson
Rolling Green
Alan M. Kritz
Linda Ann Silvia
Oliphant Lane
Miguel Lopes
Esst
John N. Mitchell
Mitchel
Calif
Carol M. Krous
Carey St
Kathleen D. Meikle
Mrs. Smith
B.C
A. A. Fyan
Babich
William A. Pelletier
Mapleville
Daily News
Edward Street
Ellery Road
Goat Island Connection
William W. Corcoran
Preservation Society of
Newport County
Ie Society
Ning Department
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Fala
Figuree Shem Lew Torpersturve Expex
Nell Thorley Manning
Maz
Pari
Tay
Legion
Charles
Hambly
Maureen Metzler
Earl A. Meter
Boughton Road
Public Works Department
Spring Street
Berkeley- Peckham
Green
End Avenue
Green End Ave
Rhodesland Nurseries
Vernon Avenue
Pam
Stanely Spencer
Food Service
Newporters
Defuns
Open
Acm Wat Ag Ay
St. Joseph'a Pariah
lAédee
Cathole Charity Fund
Timothy J. Sullivan
John Connelly
James O'Connell
Rhode Island Workers Association
Spyridon C. Papademetriou
Poster
Peter Bitzilete
St. Spyriden’s
John K. Grosvenor
Richard Grosvenor
St. George’s School
Kenyon College Choir
Europe
Swanhurst Theatre
Newport School
Viti Taysta
Frank Pine
Viti
Toyota
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