Archdiocesan high schools raise tuition amid budget pressures
Archdiocese of Philadelphia announces a $75 rise for individual tuition and $175 for families, moving to 800 and 1600 respectively, plus parish contributions up $25 to 200 per student. Curran cites rising costs and a projected $350,000 deficit, urging community support for parochial schools. Charles G. Ferguson to be installed as Delaware County AFL-CIO Council president at 7:30 p.m. with officers sworn in at Norwood Legion post.
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Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Paul F. Curran
Curran
Archdiocesan
Charles G. Ferguson
Delaware County
Afl-Cio Council
Ferguson
United Steel Workers
County Labor Council
Robert McIntyre
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
John Wesley Cross Post
American Legion
Cleveland Avenue
Chester Pike
Norwood
Louis Wade
Papermakers Local
William Sweeney Jr
Steamfitters
George Parsons
Anna Price
Pennsylvania Social Service Union
Frank Boyd
Carpenters Local
Lolita Burton
Tri-County Postal Workers Union
Joseph Costa
Clarence D. Bell
Upland
Social Security allows higher annual earnings in 1981
Social Security District Manager William J. Torzolini announced 1981 exemptions rise to 4080 for under 65 and 5500 for 65 plus, with $1 withheld per $2 earned above limits. Monthly caps are 458 for 65 plus and 340 for under 65. Residents urged to report earnings to avoid incorrect payments. Call 874 8471 or visit Fidelity Bank Building Chester for details.
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Social Security
William J. Torzolini
Torzolini
Fidelity Bank
5Th Street
Avenue of the States
Chester
O Pake Seeks Hearings On Judicial Nominees
O Pake, judiciary chairman, urged hearings on all judicial nominees amid charges from several individuals. Gekas, Republican chair, said he would review allegations if specifics are provided, while noting no reason to open hearings without objections. Democrats vow to press for hearings, while the Senate faced two-thirds confirmation hurdles.
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O’pake
Senate
Ublican
Senrge Gekas
Dauphin
Judiciary Committee
Gekas
Keeler
Hazel
Cold burglaries down but January showing sign of rise
Aston Police Chief James McCarthy said December was very low for burglaries thefts and vandalism though January is starting to head up again. Randall noted weeks of cold weather likely affected crime rates, suggesting the cold contributed to the decline this period compared with last year.
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Randall
Aston
James McCarthy
Franklin Barracks
Middletown
Franklin Morrison
Marple
Tax sale options reduce properties for sale to 149
Tax agreements approved cut properties offered at sale to 149 as owners redeem several parcels. Upset price public sales deter buyers, leaving options of sale to county trusteeship or judicial sale. New owner must cover back taxes and penalties. court petition and title search required for judicial sale.
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Bureau
Tax Bureau
Deshong
Limby
Chester
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