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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1986
Page
5
Fifth graders describe the toll of returning to class after a 13 day teachers strike that began November 12 and ended with a court mediated effort. Union officials say negotiators plan another session Thursday to meet a Friday deadline as talks continue.
Seven private haulers led by No Way Trash Removal claim Delaware County’s dumping ordinance is unconstitutional and seeks a refund of the 1982 fee structure. They challenge the January 1 1987 rise from 25 to 42.79 per ton, arguing costs should be shared among all haulers and customers. County officials defend the hike as needed due to higher disposal costs and note the county handles 450 to 500 thousand tons annually. The suit cites a 1982 court order barring charges to private entities and seeks a reasonable uniform fee for all trash.
Five to three vote defeats Mittleman after Anna Daddazio John Covert David Kaskela and Robert Schmucker support. Greenwood and Covert withdraw with Lee stating no one would vote.
Ridley Township commissioners propose no real estate tax increase for 1987 with estimated expenditures of 8 444 692. The municipal millage remains 87.05 mills or 87.05 per 1000 of assessed value. A home assessed at 2500 would pay 217 62 in township taxes next year. Rubbish collection fee stays at 85 per unit annually.
In Upper Providence Mary Ann Stuart and Allen Robbins led the Rose Tree group as president and eeene amid a murky ballot. The tally shows 54 votes for the top candidate with four votes for Fred first, reflecting a contested result and unclear outcome.
Gordon erholt was reelected Monday night to a fourth term as president of the Ridley School Board. James Fahey was reelected to his second term as vice president. The Arthur Lévy law firm will continue to provide legal counsel to the district.
A terse report notes the status quo prevailing amid an ambiguous legal filing. No decisive action or new commitments are recorded, and the document pointers remain unchanged as officials defer further steps. The limited readable text suggests routine procedural movement rather than a substantive change.
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