Brookhaven weighs outsourcing police amid turmoil
Brookhaven officials discussed hiring Aston police services as a potential remedy for a crisis that included the suspension of Police Chief Clarence Kennedy after his guilty plea. Council members and residents debated legality, funding, and whether to merge with or dissolve the borough force, with public input promised if the plan advances.
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Edward Lordan
Correstom
Brookhaven
John Moccia
Aston Police Department
Moccia
Aston Police
Clarence ‘Fusty” Kennedy
Delaware County
Kennedy
John Skulski
Borough
James Gannon
Skulski
Neigh
Armando DiCarlo
David Bush
Jon Grant
DiCarlo
Safety Committee
Aston
Fiscal woes threaten Chester's lone taxi firm
Chester faces potential loss of cab service as Bell Taxi WEK Corp owned by Walter E Kindt and Mary Ann Kindt faces liens totaling over 41400 from IRS and State Labor and Industry and a bank claim of 10048 on an 8737 loan delinquent since 1978. The firm formerly Bell Taxi operated in Chester Ridley Park Norwood and Glenolden with school contract work.
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Chester
Corp
Walter E. Kindt
Mary Ann Kindt
Green St
Marcus Hook
Bell Taxi
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
State Department of Labor and Industry
Southeast National "Bank
Delaware County Prothonotary
Delaware County Prothonotary’s
Beil
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
WEK Corp
Kindt
Daily Times
Bell
State Public Utility Commission
PUC
Ridley Township
Ridley Park
Norwood
Glenolden
William Thierfielder
Commission
Thierfielder
Harrisburg
Upland St
Melvin Feinberg
Bala Cynwyd
Montgomery County
Feinberg
Yellow Cab Co
TAXI
Post offices take draft detail in stride
Postal workers will distribute and collect Selective Service forms from July 21 to August 2 during normal hours. Post office staff read forms for legibility, verify identification, stamp and initial, then forward to Selective Service. Officials say registration is brief, local, and fits routine duties with minimal cost.
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Trisha Coftell
Daily Times
Betty Alexander
Selective Service
Washington, D.C
Matthews
Ted Canigleia
Chester
Uy Canigiera
Ustin Culmer
U. S Postal Service
Philadelphia
Ulmer
Culmer
Delaware County to open photo license center
PennDOT will open a photo license center in Chester tomorrow to serve southern Delaware County residents. The facility is at the Franklin Fire House on 11th Street and Index, easing license photo services for locals.
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Chester
Delaware County
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Franklin Fire House
11Th Street
New License Center Opens in Times Avenue District
PennDOT opened a new license center today at Eee Avenue for inspections. Starting tomorrow it will operate daily. the site was chosen after residents complained about travel to the campus center in Delaware County. State and local officials urged a closer Chester location.
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Eee Avenue
Tweeda Eds
Ranenvtad
Naasy
Penndot
Clay Dillon
Delaware
Ganeas Eee
D. Bellmate
Upland
Ita
Freed hostage Richard Queen diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
Richard Queen, the freed American hostage, is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis by Dr. Jerome Korcak, after examinations in Zurich and transport to Wiesbaden Air Force hospital. The state department physician notes MS causes motor coordination loss and numbness, with stress cited as a factor.
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
UPI
Richard Queen
Jerome Korcak
State Department
Zurich
Air Force Hospital
Queen
Daily Double Family Want Ad Highlighted in Classifieds
Classified notice notes a daily double family want ad selection appearing in this space and also in the day's Classified Section. It mentions a burger ark morning of a quoted fragment and MN.
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Burger Ark
Life lesson on longevity from Chester teacher turns 100
Margaret Reilly MacDowell, a Chester schoolteacher, celebrates her 100th birthday. She credits longevity to staying close to her roots and lifelong learning, reflecting on a century of life and teaching.
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Prospect Park
Margaret Reilly MacDowell
Chester
Housing board dissolves after long vacancy and resignations
The all volunteer Community Housing Resources Board has dissolved with six remaining members resigning after over a year and a half without a meeting. Rev. Martin L. Bupp said resignations were sent to HUD Philadelphia the Delaware County Redevelopment Authority the Delaware County Board of Realtors and the National Board of Realtors. The 14 other members were lost to attrition as residents moved away. The board formed in 1977 under a pact with HUD and the county Realtors to promote equal housing opportunities.
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Community Housing Resources Board
Martin L. Bupp
Bupp
County Board of Realtors
Rupp
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Philadelphia
Arthur K. Warfield
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