Judge Orders Racially Neutral Action in Delaware County Club
US District Judge Thomas N. ONeill found a pattern of discrimination against blacks by the club. An ad must run and each plaintiff family contacted in writing with an invitation to join for the 1989 season. Plaintiff Jim Ryan welcomed the move toward a cohesive Lansdowne as the suit, begun in 1987, targeted Civil Rights Act violations.
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Thomas N. O’neill Ceee
Yester
Delaware County
Jim Ryan
Lansdowne
Ryan
O’neill
Plantiffs
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Pollutant In Arboretum Creek Prompts Drinking Water Warnings
A possible pollutant entered Rocky Run Creek at Tyler Arboretum causing a precautionary warning for nearby residents. DEA tests will take two to three weeks with officials unsure of the source. Tests on ponds show normal dissolved oxygen and pH levels while samples are saved for future analysis. Residents are advised to keep children and pets away from the water and to report any suspicious activity to the arboretum.
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Adam Taylor
Daily Times
Middletown
Tyler
Lim
Rocky Run
State Department of Environmental Resources and Media Water Co
Renee Een
Media
DEA
Suk
Arboretum
Rocky Run Creek
Springfield
7Th Ward
Ance
Collins Drive
South State Road
Barry Road
Beatty
Water tests tied to iron concerns at three sites
Water testing by state environmental officials follows a prior test amid fears of high iron levels and cancer reports. The results were forwarded to the state Department of Environmental Resources for review.
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State Department of Environmental Resources
Ridley School Board to Meet for 1989-90 Budget
Ridley Township school board convenes at 7 30 tonight in the administration building on Sycamore Avenue to consider adopting the 1989 90 budget. The preliminary plan calls for 367 mills in taxes to fund operations.
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Ridley Township
Ridley School Board
Peng Syapnese
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Lansdowne Club
Peter A. Zinner
Tyler Arboretum
Lima
Fishkill
The
Byala
Upper Providence
Glenwood
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