County to cut taxes by over five mills in 1995 budget
Delaware County plans a 1995 budget with a 5.01 mill tax cut despite assessment appeals. The rate will be 105.272 mills after two readings and two public hearings. A $3,300 property owner saves about $16.50 next year, aided by a $3.2 million boost from delinquent collections via the Municipal Tax Bureau.
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Edwin B. Erickson
Francis P. Connors
Council
County Council
Government Center
Media
Municipal Tax Bureau of Philadelphia
Waste plant fees want court to yank permit
In Harrisburg attorney Jerome Baker urged Commonwealth Court to reverse the permit for Thermal Pure infectious waste plant in Chester. He said the DER issued a permit allowing 288 tons daily, far more than Pennsylvania hospitals and others generate. DER says only two of six autoclaves exist. Baker argues the plant exceeds infectious waste law. The case was before a three judge panel led by Judge Doris Smith.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Jerome Baker
Commonwealth Court
Thermal Pure
Front
Thurlow Streets
Department of Environmental Resources
Baker
Environmental
DER
United States
Mark Freed
Balter
Philadelphia Public Interest Law Center
Environmental Quality Board
Horace Strand
Residents Group
Doris Smith
James Kelley
George Kelton
Testimony Begins in Murder Trial of Tot Death Suspect
In MEDIA COURTHOUSE testimony starts today in the murder case of Tracy Whitaker a 20 year old city man charged with the May 18 death of his girlfriend’s nine month old son Robert Pringle Eighty jurors were questioned to select a panel before Judge Harry Bradley Whitaker allegedly injured the child while alone with him and later claimed the child fell from a window sill and he did not seek medical help fearing consequences The child died at Community Hospital in Chester after being rushed there by the mother Delice Mumford
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West 13Th Street
Tiny Robert Pringle
Community Hospital
Chester
Poice
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