New Year Zero Tolerance Effort Aids Safe Driving
A local collaboration among a radio station police, school district, students and parents promotes a New Year Eve hotline for drunk drivers. WHHS 89.3 FM will publicize and staff a hotline 446 7111 from 10 p.m. Friday to 6 30 a.m. Saturday guiding intoxicated partygoers home, with coordinators available for volunteers and information at 446 4570 or 446 7111. Swarthmore College places second in regional programming contest. Swarthmore team Prime Cuts to advance to national contest in Orlando. Upper Darby to rent district offices to Delaware County Memorial Hospital. zoning hearing Thursday 8 p.m. Real estate tax increases debated in 1983 budget hearings. 4.6 mill rise proposed. Prospect Park approves 83 5 mill real estate tax and 1.2 rate sewer rent hike. Ridley Park seniors plan New Year’s Eve party at senior center from 8 30 p.m. to 1 a m. reservations via Ward and Cresswell.
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Turmoil in Chester Township part four Agency probes gun purchases
Chester Township faces a probe after a U S. agency says weapons were bought at large discounts for personal use without federal excise tax payment. Pisarek admits four township weapons bought under a police plan. Souder denies advising gun ownership. Gorbey says purchases were legal.
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Chester
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Gorbey
Former chief calls purchases illegal amid ATF probe
The former chief denounces gun purchases as illegal and says he advised against them. Pisarek contends he might buy the guns or return them if the ATF finds fault. He claims he uses the weapons for target practice at a Philadelphia range and notes the gun dealers’ letterhead can suggest official use.
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Tony Casso
Philadelp
Police Plan Lets Township Buy Guns Cheaper
Local gun dealers report police purchase plans yield discounts over 100 dollars per gun and avoid federal excise tax. In Delaware County, Police Commissioner Pisarek says he owns four such guns though they remain titled to the township. Dealers note several departments use the option, while officials deny use of guns at crime scenes or arrests.
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Daily Times
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Boothwyn
Max Miller
Delaware County
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Pisarek weighs need for gun as Chester Township officer faces tests
Chester Township police commissioner William Pisarek has not passed the yearly lethal weapons test required to carry a handgun in his police role. Sheriff Taylor questions the permit, saying it cites large cash dealings rather than duties, while Pisarek cites a license on file for concealed carry. He has been hospitalized by a lung condition and says protection concerns drove the decision. Tomorrow: a dispute over police radio code use.
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Delaware County
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