Neighbors expand Neighborhood Watch to three areas
In Nampa borough residents led by Bartfard and Andrews avenues formed a Neighborhood Watch last summer after burglaries. Public Safety Chairman Ed Zuccarini said meetings with Police Chief Bob Morris and council members, plus residents in three other blocks, support programs in Broad Street, Chestnut Street, and Walnut Street. Police describe purse theft by an older black male and seek two armed robbers who hit Arcus candy and a state liquor store on Christmas Eve.
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Zuccarini
Chester — City
Jack Ashley
Arcus
17Th Street
Providence Avenue
East Tenth
Crosby Streets
Herbert Isaac
Borough council creates capital reserve fund for future large purchases
FOLCROFT council voted to establish an unretained capital reserve fund to cover major buys such as fire equipment. Initial donor this year was 8210, with annual amount set by resolution. Finance chair William Uranko proposed the idea. In NETHER PROVIDENCE, ages 7 to 12 were invited to a 2 p.m. holiday party at Wallingford Community Arts Center where Ray Gray planned to read stories. For details call 566-1713. In CHESTER a New Jersey woman lost $20 in a purse theft outside Howard Johnson's Motel. four black males seized her purse near her car about 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Seth Gardner was unanimously accepted as zoning officer effective December 31, 1982.
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Folcroft
William Uranko
Nether Providence
Wallingford
Plush Mill Road
Ray Gray
Chester
New Jersey
Linda Hockenbury
Cherry Hill
Howard Johnson's
Turmoil in Chester Township Car Use Sparks Grievances
Daily Times reports township officials, including Police Commissioner William Pisarek, used a township car for personal trips such as trips to the Philadelphia International Airport. He admits some private use, with costs borne by taxpayers, and notes the 1981 Ford car was issued after former Police Chief George Souder was demoted.
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Daily Times
Chester Township
Robert Miazga
Bernard Chiominto
New Orleans
Philadelphia International
William Pisarek
Pisarek
Carleton) Mayo
George Souder
Township car misuse sparks neighbor ire and probe
Township police commissioner William Pisarek used a township car for personal trips including chauffeuring his family several times a week. The $1,200 repaint was done without a formal board resolution, drawing mayoral and neighbor outrage. A weeklong Daily Times inquiry finds Pisarek the sole commissioner with personal car use, while he claims limited, business related use and that others also have access. Tomorrow: weapons purchases being probed.
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Board of Supervisors
Pisarek
Worrilow Street
The
Daily Times
Sabe
It Is Not Illegal To Use Public Vehicles
A township official states there is no state law governing private use of public vehicles in Chester Township. There is currently no written policy regulating such use.
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Chester Township
Zetusky
Man held in woman's murder and child's stabbing
A woman Deb orah Gail Flair 28 and a child were stabbed in an argument at a Darby apartment near Walnut Street and 6th Street. Flair died at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital about an hour after the attack. a man was stabbed in the abdomen, underwent emergency surgery, and awaited arraignment on homicide charges. Neighbors reported hearing screams as police took a suspect into custody.
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William Alnor
Daily Times
Darby
Deborah Gail Fiail
Walnut Street
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Flair
6Th and
Greenday
David Collins
Steve
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Jersey
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Chester Two
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Bert Hodge
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Kester
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Stanley
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