Interest snafu on deposits prompts quick congressional action
Congress moves fast as a D C appeals court ruled three new consumer bank accounts illegal. The ban was postponed to Jan 1 1980 to allow a law, but with holidays limiting time lawmakers have less than 90 days to act. If not, millions of commercial bank customers lose auto transfers, 900000 federal credit union members lose share draft access, and nearly 200 federally chartered savings and loan units lose remote service units. Now Congress considers nationwide NOW accounts or variants, tied to President Carter's bank reform proposals.
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Media hearing questions mark council over East Second St offices
At a May council meeting debate centered on a board decision to allow an office use in a building on East Second Street between Monroe and Jackson. Council stressed the block’s R-2 zoning plus an overlay meant to create a buffer between office districts and residences. Discussion covered possible townhouse plans, parking lot improvements, and efforts to curb administrative delays while seeking State Street grants for a potential Food Fair or Restaurant Sunday.
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State
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Ningham
Maurice Bevan
Democratic Council
Frank Daly
Mary Ann Groover
Board of Health
Upper Darby men nabbed in stolen car
Two Upper Darby men were arrested in New Jersey while riding in a stolen car. Kenneth Heney, 31, of Bayard Road, drove the vehicle and Jesse G DeGroff, 26, of Revere, was stopped. They face drunken driving and possession of stolen property charges. bond set at $1,000. Lee J. Janiczek, Springfield’s 3rd Ward commissioner, won a second term on the Delaware Association of First Class Township Commissioners.
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Kenneth Heney
Bayard Road
Jesse G. DeGroff
David D. Doyle
Revere
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Lee J. Janiczek
Springfield
Delaware Association of
House votes against 6 percent gasoline tax in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, the House rejected Gov. Thornburgh’s six percent gas tax as part of a $1.1 billion Transportation Spending plan for 1979-80. Only four Western PA Democrats supported the measure amid concerns over how $76 million earmarked for a one year road and bridge program would be spent.
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Howe
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Matthew Ryan
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Patricia McCormick
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Arco lands two Newtown developments in land use dispute
Arco Atlantic Richfield faces two Newtown issues as it plans a commercial tract near Route 252 and a research center on Ellis School property. Zambelli cites a 1.2 million purchase for a mixed use site and debates over a West Chester Pike access road with township officials.
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Atlantic- Richfield
Peter Zambelli
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Set Chir PR
Clyde Lane
Newtown West
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Seca and
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Zambelli
Oo Research Center
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
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Boot Road
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Students Learn Business Skills In Delaware County Program
High school student representatives participated in a first ever Small Business Week program organized with the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce. Panels covered topics like loan processes and entrepreneurship, with local business owners sharing real world insights on job creation and community impact. Students spent the day networking one on one with managers from firms such as Future Cars, PNB, and Ram Associates, gaining hands on exposure to operations, sales, production, and distribution.
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Carroll
Paul Gumas
Ital
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Havertown Printing
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Ram Associates
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Media
South Lock & Alarm
Restaurant Supply
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Barbara Zippi
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Bice Tad Linda
Chamber
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How to Get Out of Debt and Stay Out
Questioning finances prompts advice on escaping debt. The message encourages scheduling an appointment after 6 PM weekdays and on weekends, with a contact number TR 2-4957 and a person named Mr. Loftis to discuss solutions.
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Loeper seeks two citizen advisory committees plan
State Sen. Fraer aims to form two citizen advisory panels one for senior citizens and another for high school youth in his district to gather broad input on bills. Applications are available in high schools, at the district office 403 Burnt Road Drexel Hill, and local senior centers. selections may include community groups and practitioners in the field.
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A and Citizens Centers
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