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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1968

Page

17

Penn-Delco May Drop Wage Tax Proposals

Penn-Delco officials face residents as a 24 mill real estate tax plan and a wage tax debate loom. Budget talks in Aston center on reducing non instructional costs and possible state reimbursements while administrators push for limits amid divided public sentiment and hooting at Monday meeting.

Aston Penn - Delco Tihion Anthony J. Mattes Mattes William G Moser Sun Valley Weil Edward Jelg Brookhaven

Springfield school board adopts 9-mill tax increase

Springfield officials approve final 1968-69 budget of 4.707 million and a nine-mill real estate tax hike to fund higher expenses. Board cites increased state teacher-salary subsidies as offset. Real estate taxes rise from 78 to 87 mills. $87 per thousand of assessed value. Annamae McKee opposed. Also authorized applying for federal funds to cover half of driver education course costs and a car simulator. Regular July meeting July 1. special meeting to end the fiscal year set for Monday.

Pepper Mattes Moser Ispoke Poard Northley Millard Pepper Brookhaven Fessee Wwnelo Amy Ie DeAugustine Springfield Richard Carter Carter Annamae' ‘McKee

Ridley Teen Stabbed in Township Argument Near Atlantic Thrift Center

A 16 year old youth was stabbed Monday afternoon in Ridley Township during a dispute with three Chester youths near the Atlantic Thrift Center at Fairview Road and MacDade Boulevard. Michael Whiteside of 232 Fairview Road was treated at Taylor Hospital for cuts to his right arm. Three 14 year olds were arrested. Francis Porter of Pusey Street Chester charged with aggravated assault and battery, others with carrying a concealed weapon and larceny. The knife used was reportedly stolen from a nearby store. The youths await a juvenile court hearing.

Ridley Township Chester Atlantic Thrift Center Fairview Road MacDade Blvd Michael Whiteside Fairview Road Taylor Hospital Francis Porter Pusey St Delaware County Juvenile Court

Boy Falls From Tree In Chester Home Accident

A 12-year-old Green Ridge boy fell from a tree at his home and fractured his elbow on Monday. Andrew Wakefield, 46 Green Lane, was listed in good condition today at Sacred Heart Hospital in Chester.

Aston Andrew Wakefield Green Lane Sacred Heart Hospital Chester

400 Residents Protest Two Apartment Projects

About 400 township residents gathered Monday night to oppose two apartment projects along Ashurst and nearby Secane Avenues near the Central Railroad tracks. The builder, Jack Blumenfeld, seeks variances to construct 39 five story buildings with 240 units and a swimming pool, plus flood protection work and a widened bridge. Opponents cite industrial zoning, reduced park land, potential flooding, and traffic impact. supporters say projects will improve housing and parking.

Upper Darby Ashurst Secane Aves Zohing-Board Penn Pet Central Railroad Joseph Gro Jack W. Blumenfeld Gro Rachel Munato Penarth Ave Bishop Rudy Penn, Central Railroad Donald J. Orlowsky Media Ali Martin Techner Blumenfeld Bishop Spring Toll Orlowsky

Memorial Park Pool Approved in Chester West End

Chester City Council announced state funds will finance an 200000 pool at Memorial Park with 80 percent state aid and 20 percent local, plus plans for a second pool at Crozer Park. The panel also approved a health board, several civic appointments, a Scott Paper expansion, storm sewer access, and cuts to K-9 patrols increasing officers to 62.

Arlene Notoro Crozer Chester Medical Center Daily Times Upland Richards G. Bart Chester 24Th St F. LaFenus Hutchins 9Th St Veteran’s Memorial Park West End Leo Holmes Parks and Public Property Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs Community Development Bureau John J. Brady Brady Council Chester City Health Association Anne M. Aigner Lane Elton Barclay Esther Smith Spring Garden St Philadelphia William N. Warwick Irvington Road Thhe Scott Paper Company’s

Chester North Central Plan Moves Forward Despite Objections

Chester Council approves the North Central Urban Renewal Plan covering 169 acres bounded by 10th and Flower Streets and the Penn Central tracks, approving 54 commercial site acquisitions and 400 removals with HUD review expected in months. Urban Renewal Director John J. Fitzgerald says federal deadline for survey plan will be met amid 27 days to begin work. council also seeks $2,094,792 state aid and faces disputes over rehabilitation versus demolition, with 1,126 buildings in scope and 700 new units planned along with 221 About.,700 buildings slated for rehab. The plan faces objections from City Attorney James L. Rankin over replacement provisions for 77 area businesses, urging more rehabilitation.

CRA John J. Fitzgerald 10Th Street Pusey Street Penn Central Railroad 7Th Street Flower Street Chester HUD North Central James L. Rankin U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development 9Th Street Rankin Washington Central Avenue Irving Howel Roy Moore Interboro Joint School Board Interboro Nether Providence P.m Baba Delagerr Tag Interboro Joint’ School CCT Prospect Park Purchaseéernest Pp Schofield Army Fort Eustis theVirginia

Pollution Protested Over Darby Township Dump Plan

Colwyn residents urged signatures on petitions against Clear View Land Development Company for a trash dump across Darby Creek from Colwyn. Neimanann said a 10 year fight continues as apartments would rise, traffic and noise increase, and air quality worsen. Township action was noted while several residents criticized lack of sidewalks and safety concerns near Primos Secane School and Swim Club.

Colwyn — Borough Roy Neimann Clearview Land Development Co Darby Township Darby Creek Colwyntou UAY Neimann Blumenfeld Lillian Dilg Secane Ave Gaid Heinemann Ave Primos Secane Civic Association Gro Dilg Primos - Secane Nursery School James Malcomson Thej James Lomax Lth Ed Heinemann Primos Primos - Secane Swim Club Eliccls Malcomson Harry Woelfel Providence Road

Meat Chopper Injures Man In Chester Township

Claymont man Douglas Shane, 22, of 788 Peach Tree Road, was injured Monday when a meat chopper blade severed the tip of his right thumb and index finger. He underwent surgery at the hospital after the accident at Shane Packing Co. near Engle Street around 2 pm.

Manchester Township Claymont Douglas Shane Peach Tree Road Sacred Heart Hospital Chester Shane Packing Co Th and Engle Sts

Purchasing Savings Pondered by Board

PROSPECT PARK The Delaware County School Board discussed bulk purchasing to realize savings from Interboro and other programs. Officials directed the solicitor to obtain more information while bids for janitorial supplies and fuel were tabulated for the 1968 69 school year.

Prospect Park Delaware County Moore Interboro David J Ladley George Continental Pams and Trust Co Vanenton

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Penn-Delco Joseph DeAugustine Parkside Kenneth S Dale Mannesoha Tate Wru Anna Vadino Frederick Smeeton Isha Y. Peet Ridley Minstral Bill Killen Fair Acres ‘Farm Middletown Killen Fair Acres Memorial Park James E. Lamb Frank Tyler The Greater Chester Movement GCM Dr. Edwards Upland St. Chester 2Nd and Crosby Sts J. H. Ward Hinkson Scott 3Rd and Mary Sis John H. Nacrelli Chester Council Oks City Planning Commission
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