Noel Says Newport Faces Financial Fire Code Strain
Governor Noel voiced concern over Newport School Committee plans to spend 236000 by September 1974 to meet state fire code standards and the anticipated loss of federal and state aid. He urged state action to ease town burdens while awaiting more fire marshal and education data before deciding on a special General Assembly session.
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Noel
Newport School Committee
General Assembly
Newport
Increased Security Proposed For ACI
State Rep. Aran G. Garabedian of Cranston will push legislation at a Special General Assembly session to add 25 guards at the Adult Corrections Institution and grant the governor broader control over the corrections department. He backs a Senate measure to label 15 to 18 year olds who escape from the Rhode Island Training School for Boys as adults, amid multiple recent mass escapes.
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Cranston
Garabedian
Woul
Anthony P. Travisono
Garabeding
Market Retreats on Wall Street as Dean Testimony Looms
The Market Retreats in mid york as Wall Street awaits John W. Dean III Watergate testimony. Dow Jones average slides 8.43 to 871.39 with 66 declines to 6 advances on light NYSE turnover. McDonalds shares fall about 3 percent amid fears gasoline shortages may dent sales. Amex activity shows TWA warrants rising. Amex index dips. Also notes Harrington funeral and Carter obituary notices with local details.
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Mid York
Wall Street
John W. Dean III
New York Stock Exchange
Dean
White
Analysta
American Stock Exchange
TWA
Reds Advance and Bombing Blunts in Cambodia Clash
In Cambodia near Phnom Penh, Communist forces push toward key junction nine miles southwest of the capital as US and allied bombs strike enemy concentrations. Government divisions reinforce Kompong Tuol as a major battle looms at Highway 3 and Route 3 junction. Air strikes continue to support defenders amid heavy strafing and a damaged government depot nearby. The Viet Cong and South Vietnamese say a prisoner exchange will resume next Friday after security concerns delayed prior talks.
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Phnom Prmh
Cambodia
APY
Phnom Penh
Bo2s
Fils
Kompong Tuol
Kinepong Kantuot
Highway
Highway 4
Kompong Som
Tn Satgon
House Vote On Anti Bomb Bill Faces Key Decision
Washington AP report says Democratic leaders optimistic as House schedules a vote to cut off funds for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The measure awaits Nixon’s response within ten days. Senate already approved the prohibition amid broader war powers and social security discussions before the July 4 recess.
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Washington
Cambodia
White House
Administration
Carl Albert
House
Laos
Senate
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Sen. Thomas
Eagleton
City collects 21000 bonus and tax surplus noted
City officials report a $21,000 bonus from current year tax collections with $47,284,690 collected to date versus $7,263,096 anticipated. City Manager Mallory says the year’s surplus will exceed expectations but delinquent collections next year may drop. Funeral service held for Mrs. Mary DeSoito Andrade in Jamestown with burial at St. Mark's Cemetery.
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Frank Dwyer
City Accounting Office
B. Cowles Mallory
Mallory
Andrade
Mary DeSoito Andrade
Lawn Ave
Jamestown
McCafferty
St. Mark's Church
Frederick J. Rogers
Joseph F. Andrade
South County Hospital
Wakefield
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Nicholas Reis
David J. Deterra
Manuel J. Matoes Jr
Anthony Faria
Edward Andrade
Lonel Andrade
Legislators Named to Commissions for 1874 Assembly
Two state senators and a representative were named to commissions for the 1874 General Assembly. Senator Erich Taylor and Anthony Maida were named to a special commission to study expanding veterans nursing care facilities. Representative Lucille Love was named to a commission to study licensing of hairdressers and cosmetologists. Rene Dupere funeral held at O Neal Funeral Home with military honors and Boy Scouts in attendance.
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Erich
O.D. Taylor
Newport
Anthony J. Maida
Portamouth
Lucille A. Love
Lize Compton
Middletown
Tiverton
Portsmouth
Rene Dupere
RITFS
Underwood Court
Naval Public Works Center
O'Neil
Edmund H. Fitzgerald
St. Mary's Church
Paul Dupere
Robert Dupere
Kenneth Payton
Robert Neill Jr
John Casey
Naval Station
Boy Scouts of America
Senate panel screens 13 nominees for Rhode Island regents
Providence committee to hold confirmation hearings today for Gov. Philip Noel's 13 nominees to the new state Board of Regents. Sen. Joseph Rodgers Jr. says most should win committee approval with about 15 minutes per interview. The Senate plans a special session Tuesday to consider recommendations.
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Senate
Philip Noel
Rhode
Noel
Richard J. Israel
Rodgers
Providence
General Assembly
Board of Regents
Mildred Nichols
Charles
Stanford University
Rhode Island
Judiciary
Francis Boyle
Newport
Susan Shaw
University of Rhode Island
Patrick Conley
Providence College
John Kane
Augustine Capotosto Jr
East Greenwich
Beory Nardone
Rhode Island Association of School Committees
Andre Bonte
North Smithfield
Michael van Lewsten
Urban Coalition of
Mrs. Nichols
Norma Willis
North Kingstown
John Lynch
Albert Carlotti
Aid
Merton Stoltz
Brown University
Joseph Gendron
D-Parwtucket
Senate Finance Committee
Anthony Giangiacomo
House
DOT Plan On Road Extension Receives City Review
The city has received the state's Memorial Boulevard extension plan to America's Cup Avenue. It excludes Thames Street rebuilding and a nearby parking area. City Manager B Cowles He urged a meeting with DOT officials, engineers, and the Redevelopment Agency to clarify construction responsibilities. The four lane road would run beside Thames Street with planned traffic lights, signs, and crosswalks. plans are on file in the Planning Department.
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Thames Street
B. Cowles Mallory
State Department of Transportation
Patricia Ann Gamer Named to Dean's List at Our Lady of Eins College
Patricia Ann Gamer daughter of Lt and Mrs William Gamer of 38 Baker Roadway is named to the dean's list at Our Lady of Eins College at Chimpee Maxi. The following streets will be swept tonight Friendship Powell Avenue Cranston Avenue and Rhode Island Avenue from Broadway to Kay Street.
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Patricia Ann Gamer
William Gamer
Baker Roadway
Our Lady of Eins College
Chimpee
Maxi
Friendship
Powell Avenue
Cranston Avenue
Rhode Island Avenue
Broadway
Kay Street
Newport Daily News Val 128 No 147 press details
Newport Daily News listing subscription rates and publication details from the Edward A. Sherman Publishing Company at 101 Malbone Road Newport RI 02840. Rates include carrier 75 cents a week and mail options from three months to one year. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
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Newport Daily News
Val
Edward A. Sherman Publishing Company
Malbone Road
Newport
R.l
Freeze Stops Postal Rate Hike Amid New Price Freeze
Washington AP reports President Mixon imposes a new price freeze that blocks anticipated postal rate increases for periodicals and printed matter. The USPS will keep current rates in effect until further notice, affecting magazines newspapers nonprofit materials books and records starting July 6. Funeral notice for Mrs Bertha Smith Houghton lists her Newport nursing school graduate status and service at Hambly Funeral Home with burial at Braman Cemetery.
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Washington
Four Saved After Motorboat Flips In Jamestown Bay
Coast Guard rescuers saved Frank Padula of Wilmington and his two sons Frank Jr and Joe along with brother Dominic after their 14 foot Hiberglas motorboat ran out of gas and capsized near Beavertail lighthouse in choppy Narragansett Bay Sunday at about 7 15 p m Witnesses said Padula disappeared briefly before being pulled to safety none were hurt The craft overturned as water poured in from a breaker and the party had earlier departed Westport Massachusetts for fishing in calm seas before fog set in.
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Jamestown
Coast Guard
Narragansett Bay
Frank Padula
Wilbrugham
Mass
Frank Jr
Joe
Dominic Padula
Forks
Beavertall
Beavertail
Westport
Koreans Mark War Outbreak
Seoul observes the second anniversary of the Korean War with ceremonies nationwide. The conflict began June 25, 1950, as North Korean forces with Soviet tanks crossed the 38th parallel, triggering a UN response and a multi-nation casualty toll including about 54,248 U.S. deaths and hundreds of thousands of Korean and Chinese lives.
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Seoul, Korea
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Servention
UN. Aus Picies
U.S
Boys Start Fire Cost $2 Million
Two boys admitted causing a brush fire in Rolling Hills suburb when they detonated flash powder in a vacant lot. Dry brush and ocean winds turned the blaze into an inferno, destroying 11 homes, damaging 10 more and blackening 400 acres. Damage estimated at 2 million dollars. homes valued between 70 000 and 300 000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Angeles
Rolling Hills
Newport NAACP objects to Newport-only hiring by school panel
The Newport NAACP branch protests a June 5 School Committee policy to hire only Newport residents if qualifications are equal or superior to other applicants. President William TL argues the resolution harms equal opportunity and calls for employ all qualified persons regardless of residence to address past discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Man Sought in Nixon Threat Across U S Agencies
An all points bulletin was issued for Harold Kenneth Cup, sought on a June 7 warrant from a Miami marshal, after a letter threatened President Nixon. Secret Service said investigators have been aware of him for some time and provided few further details. A correction followed about a different traffic accident report involving Jose Amaral and John Rak.
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Washington
Secret Service
U.S
Nixon
Harold Kenneth Cup
Miami
Fla
The
Daily News
John J. Rak
Kingston Avenue
Rak
Warner Street
Jose T. Amaral
Dodge Court
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Archie H. Burdick
Seamen's Church Institute
F. John Harrington
Sisters of Corpus Christi Carmel
International Association of Firefighters
Newport County Salt Water Fishing Club
Rhode Iland College
St. Columba's Cemetery
Stephen K. Callahan
Charles P. Meehan Jr
Timothy F. Fitgerald
John P. McIntyre
George M. Carney
George L. Pennachi
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Newport Council
Knights of Columbus
Peter Maguire
Catholic Information Center
Carter
Pascoag
Winifred A. Carter
Steenie (Manchester
War College
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Peter 4. Poole
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Horseshoe Piazza
Newport Casing
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Waving C. Hopkins
Lo Ruslan
Kty
International Commission of Control and Supervision
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Freeze
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Arimathea
Nicodemus
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Newport County
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