Brookhaven vows to keep bowling alley open
Brookhaven officials pledged to save Brookhaven Lanes after the shopping center owners refused renewal of the lease to upgrade the center. The Hettels face a $211,000 rent to continue past May 15, risking loss of a tournament draw and jobs for leagues and local businesses.
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Eric Zebley
Daily Times
Brookhaven
Richard Denza
Edgmont Avenue
Trimble Boulevard
Gil
Barbara Hettel
Nate Sporkin
Hettels
Hettel
Sporkin
Louis Fine
Denza
Armando DiCarlo
Bonnie Dove
Womens’ Bowling Association
Chester Association of Blind Bowlers League
Rod Hi
Hettle
West Chester
Doylestown
Governor in Food Aid Dispute Over Surplus Rejection
U S Representative Bob Edgar criticized Governor Thornburgh for blaming Congress after Pennsylvania rejected 7 million dollars of surplus U S food for the needy. The state initially refused October and November surplus due to uncertain federal funds for distribution costs, then Thornburgh reversed after learning of the error.
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Times
Harrisburg
U.S
Bob Edgar
Middletown
Dick Thornburgh
Congress
Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Department
Thornburgh
Agrculture Department
U.S. Agriculture Secetary
John Block
Edgar
John Nickoloff
Agriculture Press
US Agriculture Department
Dave Runkel
U.S. Senate
Runkel
Reagan
Republican Governors’ Association
Tie vote at William Penn School Board reorganization
Yeadon Delaware County board faced a 4-4 tie for president between Mimi Greenwood and John Covert at the William Penn School Board meeting. Robert Schmucker briefly named, then removed. After another tie, ert asked that his name be withdrawn. Daddazio elected vice president unanimously.
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Daddazio
Haverford board splits tickets in reorganizational vote
In a spirit of cooperation the school board selected one Republican and one Democrat for leadership. C Randall Fairbank was unanimously elected board president and Philip Hopkins was unanimously chosen as vice president. Three other new Democrats Martin Horowitz Jill Williams and Nicholas Bongione and Republican Domenick Recchiuti were sworn in. John Luchsinger who was ousted as solicitor two years ago was reinstated by eight of the nine members.
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Haverford
C. Randall Fairbank
Philip Hopkins
Lner
Martin Horowitz
Jill Williams
Nicholas Bongione
Domenick Recchiuti
John Luchsinger
Permits Fee Hike Passes Unanimously in Collingdale
Collingdale council on Monday night voted to raise use and occupancy permit fees from ten to twenty five dollars. Councilman Samuel Collins III cited rising inspection costs and more frequent inspections as the reasons. He noted that the permit covers exterior elements such as sidewalks and steps, while electrical, plumbing, and heating systems are not inspected.
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Collingdale
Samuel Collins III
Collins
Rose Tree Media School Board elects new president
In Upper Providence the Rose Tree Media School Board, by 5-4, chose Mary Ann Stuart as president over Mary Jean Tomlinson who helped oust former superintendent Henry Nacrelli last March. Allan Robbins won the vice presidency 6-3 over Tomlinson as reorganization ends. District Justice Dewey LaRosa swore in Stuart, Ruth Bretz, Joan Murray and Robert Donze.
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Upper Providence
Rose Tree Media School Board
Mary Ann Stuart
Mary Jean Tomlinson
Henry Nacrelli
Allan Robbins
Tomlinson
Dewey LaRosa
Stuart
Ruth Bretz
Joan Murray
Robert Donze
Bretz
Murray
Donze
Don Bak
John Snyder
Salladini Chairs Prospect Park School Board Meeting
Marianne Salladini was elected president at the Interboro School Board reorganization meeting. Deborah Engel was named secretary and John Kaelin was elected vice president. Thomas Kelly was renamed board solicitor at an annual retainer of 6000 dollars.
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Prospect Park
Marianne Salladini
New Interboro School Board
Deborah Engel
John Kaelin
Thomas Kelly
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Delaware County
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Salladini
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