Judge voids four Upper Darby police promotions
Delaware County Judge Howard F. Reed Jr ruled that Upper Darby violated civil service provisions in promoting four policemen between 1977 and 1980. The officers are to be returned to their prior ranks and salaries, with the township ordered to follow civil service requirements in all future promotions. The suit, filed by attorney Alexander A. DiSanti, argued promotions lacked eligible lists and examinations, and the ruling cautions Home Rule communities must still comply with state civil service laws.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
Delaware County
Upper Darby
Howard F. Reed Jr
Alexander A. DiSanti
John Gill
Robert A. Donaldson
Robert F. Barr
DiSanti
Reed
Alvin Ackerman
William Gordon
Anthony Celia
John Morris
John Clay
Morris
Clay
John F. Devlin
Ackerman
Murdoch sworn in as 5th District councilman
UPPER DARBY Harris Murdoch was sworn in by District Justice Martin Kerns to fill the unexpired term of his wife Margaret who resigned in December as municipal clerk. Murdoch 61 lifelong Drexel Hill resident and oil burner service man will serve on a liaison committee with Council President James Ward and fellow members to monitor township government.
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Upper Darby
Harry Murdoch
Martin Kerns
Murdoch
Margaret
Drexel Hill
James Ward
Raymond Shay
Ermine Gentile
Nicholas Micozzie
Ward
Ridley Park Borough Names New Board Members
Ridley Park Borough Council approved appointments to multiple boards and commissions. Dr Elmer Thompson receives a five year term on the board of health Victoria Jilson is named to a three year term on the library board Gail Heinemeyer to a three year term on the zoning hearing board Amolia and Charles Piersol appointed for three year terms on the ee aaa Edward W serve a four year term on the planning commission Two appointments to this commission will be made next month The post of civil defense director
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Ridley Park — Borough
Elmer Thompson
Board of Health
Victoria Jilson
Library
Gail Heinemeyer
Amolia
Charles Piersol
Edward W
Aguilione
Civil Defense
Lansdowne to raise tax collector salary tentatively
Lansdowne borough council voted to raise the tax collector salary from 7700 to 9200 a year citing living costs. Final approval is expected next month. Nancy Davies faces re election in November and also collects school taxes for William Penn SD. Council also created a deputy director of civil defense post with Mayor Johnston as director.
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Paul Scicchitano
Daily Times
Lansdowne
Robert J. Robinson
Nancy Davies
Robinson
Davies
Jane K. DeShong
Johnston
Sherry Perkins
Kevin Burke
Lansdowne Allied Youth Council
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