Springfield Township board in feud over sabbatical and retirement
Springfield Township Republican boss Charlie Sexton attacked district actions on a one year sabbatical for McLaughlin and severance pay claiming unethical use of leave. McLaughlin plans retirement Jan 31 1990 and will receive half his 93000 salary as severance while Roger Place is set to replace him.
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Daily Times
Springfield — Township
Charlie Sexton
George Holloway
McLaughlin
Sexton
Holloway
Barry Gibbons
Springfield Township
Bay
Gibbons
Roger Place
Delco lawmakers avoid no tax pledge in state drive
A statewide coalition urged pledges from legislators not to back a tax hike next year. Delaware County lawmakers largely rejected signing such pledges, citing lack of group representation and concerns over policy. The effort also called for spending and hiring freezes and privatization of state functions.
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Ron Raymond
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Sharon Hill
Raymond
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Mario Civera
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Civera
Delaware County OKs 1991 budget with trash fee plan
Delaware County Council introduced a 1991 budget totaling 193 million dollars with tax relief and a new 30 per household trash disposal fee. Public input could alter specifics before final approval next Tuesday. Officer Richard Censullo was honored for off duty rescue of a 12 year old girl from an alleged molester, praised for heroism and lifesaving.
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Delaware County
County Council
Council Council
Mary Ann Arty
Darby Township
Delaware County Council
Richard Censullo
Censullo
Rose Tree Media School Board Names New Leaders
At the annual reorganization meeting Rose Tree Media school board elected William Campbell president replacing Bob Donze. Campbell served one year as president before Donze led two years. Brenda Nixon was elected vice president and John Steuerwald was reappointed solicitor.
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Upper Providence
Rose Tree Media School Board
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Budget hike seen for Darby Borough in 1991
Budget figures show Darby Borough needs 158000 more to operate in 1991 than 1990, a 21 mill increase and a 44 dollar rise in the average homeowner's tax. Finance Chair Robert Layden notes total spending at 2464185 while Democratic councilors led by Ronald Morin push significant cuts, including staff reductions and salary freezes, citing an 18 percent delinquent tax rate as a concern. Council meets at 7:30 tonight to discuss the budget.
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Darby
Finance Committee
Robert Layden
Ronald Morin
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