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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1987

Page

4

Upper Providence Nixes Cat Curb Proposal

Upper Providence residents heard Leon Snyder advocate a curb your cat ordinance citing cats roaming day and night kill birds that eat insects. He urged cats be leashed with bells. council offered no stance on fencing felines.

Upper Providence Springfield Leon Snyder

Chester Upland Board Won't Raise Taxes in 1987-88 Budget

The Chester Upland School Board affirmed no tax increase in the $42 million proposed budget for 1987-88. Superintendent Harold Smith urged more than $1 million in cuts across staff, security, and current classes to keep taxes down. Final budget vote set for next Monday’s regular meeting.

Chester Chester Upland School Board Harold Smith

Graduation express shuttle buses for Chester High ceremony

Chester High School will operate a graduation express shuttle from the high school parking lot to Chester Park on Edgmont Avenue for Thursday's commencement. Relatives and friends are asked to use the high school lot as Chester Park parking will be restricted to guest speakers.

Chester Chester High School Chester Park Edgmont Avenue

Local Meetings Schedule From Various Municipal Bodies

A dense listing shows multiple 7:30 p.m. sessions and other times across ASTON Birmingham Chester Concord Darby Township Lansdowne Marple Media Middletown Newtown Prospect Park Rutledge Tinicum Upland and Upper Providence. Governing bodies include authorities commissions planning zoning boards and school boards with venues ranging from administration buildings to libraries and town halls.

Aston Delco Municipal Authority Birmingham — Planning Commission Station Way Chester — Zoning Hearing Board Suh Welsh Concord — Garnet Valley School Board Smithbridge Road County — Council Housing Authority Constitution Ave Woodlyn Mackinapates Sewer Authority E. Boon Ave Glenolden Delcora E. St. St Chester Darby Township — Board of Commissioners Clifton Avenue Hook Road Zoning First Ame Lansdowne — Planning Commission 20Th Century Club S. Lansdowne Ave Marple Media — Zoning Fearing Board Borough Hall State and Jackson Streets Middletown Rutledge Unity Terrace Sylvan Ave Tinicum Seneca Ave Upland — Council Main Street Castle Avenue Upper Providence — Planning Commission Providence Road Rose Tree Media School Board Springton Lake Middle School

Rescuers search for boat accident victim near Tinicum

Rescue teams continued the hunt along the Delaware River north of Little Tinicum Island for 20 year old John Lipka missing since a Saturday boating accident. Lipka collapsed with a 16 foot motorboat that split on a buoy (Dutch) offshore while four others were pulled from the water by a tugboat. Coast Guard suspended its search Sunday morning. Lipka, a Cardinal O’Hara graduate, played high school football and worked as an equipment operator. Neighbors recalled him as a kind, athletic person as the community awaits developments.

Tinicum Delaware River Little Tinicum Island Clifton Heights John Lipka Wyncliffe Avenue Marine Police State Waterways Lee Tilton U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Tilton Morrow Ridley Park Riverside N.J Daniel Killion Holmes David Michael Christie Aldan Joe Mollichella Josephine Fox John Holy Cross of Springfield Lipka Cardinal O’hara High School O’hara Bob Ewing Johnny Stan Sidzikowski Sidzikowski

FBI probes $335 million Chester trash bond issue

FBI investigators question Chester officials over a $335 million revenue bond issue linked to a municipal trash project. Officials note ongoing discussions address site and legal challenges as a class action argues the bonds may not be tax exempt. A bondholder seeks damages while Prudential Bache dropped out as underwriter before the closing.

Andi Getek Rose Quinn Daily Times Chester FBI Bureau Newtown Steve McKellar McKellar Matthews and Wright, Inc New York Christopher Gorbey Matthews Wright Richard D. Greenfield Haverford A.M. Zlotnick U.S. District Court Philadelphiphia Greenfield Gorbey Aiden Prudential Bache Willie Mae Leake Matthews and Zlotnick Bala Cynwyd

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Delaware County News CU Board Jeffrey Craig Paula E. Doyle
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