Stink Over Odor Trails from Savoy Property in Chester Township
Harriet Cunningham, a 77 year old trailer park resident, alleges heavy dust and a terrible odor from the Savoy property on Concord Road. Township administrator Carleton Mayo says topsoil with rotting vegetation is the odor source, with trucks entering at odd hours while Savoy runs a legitimate business. residents remain concerned about potential unseen hazards.
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Chester Township
Harriet Cunningham
John R. Savoy Enterprises
Savoy
Cunningham
Power blackout hits 1900 customers in Philadelphia area
A Philadelphia Electric Co spokesman said a blackout affected about 1900 customers late Wednesday night. Crews worked to fix the issue, with the cause undetermined. Affected residents were along Avenue.
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Haverford
Philadelphia Electric Co
Gaid
Resi- Avenue
Firing of nursing director sparks nursing home unrest
Patricia Young the director of nursing at Bishop Nursing Home in Media was fired after being summoned to the administrator’s office. Staff protested by walking off then signed petitions, claiming she favored patient welfare over cost savings. Several nurses faced warnings or firing amid the dispute.
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Patricia Young
Bishop Nursing Home
South Orange Street
Ms. Young
Bishop
June Tapper
Doris Carlson
Town Watch Arrests and Legal Aid Requests Spark Local Tensions
Police arrested Thomas W. Smith, 37, of Gilbert Street on an alleged war rack outside his home. He is jailed on $10,000 bail with a preliminary hearing set before District Justice George W. Paige. In Florida, a retired officer may gain aid from the Frat I Order of Police. Former Patrol Louis Zuppo seeks pension cost of living increase with FDP Delaware County Lodge 27 assistance. lodge officials say Howard Richard will aid the effort.
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Trainer Town
Hubert Morris
Thomas W. Smith
Gilbert Street
Dennis Rnicki
Smith
Aware
George W. Paige
Trainer — Pees
Upper Science
Florida
Frat I Order of Police
Louis Zuppo
FDP
Delaware County Lodge 27
Lodge
Francis Bascelli
Howard
Richard
Zuppo
Theft reported in apartment on 90 W Maryland
Police say a low volume theft occurred early Wednesday in a first floor apartment near 90 West Maryland. Sgt James Coppola noted a car equipment unit was removed from a nearby car. No suspects are named and no arrests have been reported.
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Aldan
James
Coppola
Maryland
Thieves active again at Riverbridge Center site
Police Chief Thomas Bruton reports thieves strike at a west Baltimore funeral home area. Center manager Anthony Crisafi says more than 200 people were on site with 150 jobs reportedly exhausted Tuesday and more orders pending.
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Thomas Bruton
West Funeral Home
Balti- Street
Bruton
Chester
Riverbridge
Ial
Anthony Crisafi
Crisafi
Subdivisions Approved In Broomall By Commissions
Trip commissioners approved subdivision plans by Arthur B. Pagenko of Martins Run and Dorothy Van Tramp of 2498 Franklin Ave in Broomall. Each property is divided into two lots under the new approvals.
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Marple — Trip Commissioners
Arthur B. Pagenko
Martins Run
Dorothy van Tramp
Franklin Ave
Broomall
Gaab Elected Lansdowne Police Chief at 1981 Convention
Chief Harry J. Gaab of Carlisle was named first vice president of the Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association at the 1981 state convention at Springs Resort near Campion. Gaab will become president in 1982 as the association moves up its administrative ladder.
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Lansdowne Poli
Vna
Harry J. Gaab
Pennsylva- Carlisle
Frank Giordano
Springs Resort
Campion
Gaab
Council to Meet August Meeting on Park Avenue
The council will meet at 7:30 p m on Park Avenue with Millbourne slated to attend the session. The notice specifies a local government gathering to discuss community matters and expected agenda items.
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Park Avenue
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Daily Times
Town Watch
Copigots
Council
Millbourne
Borot
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