Med board lifts Lyness license after sexual misconduct findings
Samuel Lyness, a 53 year old neurosurgeon from Radnor, had his Pennsylvania medical license suspended for five years after a hearing found six of seven charges of sexual misconduct credible. The order requires therapy and potential rehabilitation before any return to practice, with appeals possible to the state medical board.
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Times
Harrisburg
Radnor
Samuel Lyness
Pennsylvania
James J. Haggerty
State Board of Medicine
Lyness
Louis E. Seltzer
Seltzer
Frank Kahoe
Medical Board
Michael Barrett
Kahoe
Delaware County
Montgomery County
DER may grant permit for transfer station by July
The Department of Environmental Resources may issue a permit for a solid waste transfer station at Front and Thurlow streets as early as July 8, enabling the first phase of Westinghouse trash to steam plant in Chester. DER officials, led by Larry Lunsk, presided over a Widener University public hearing to collect testimony for the decision. Mayor Willie Mae Leake requested the hearing in January. she submitted written testimony. Only three testified, all supporting the project.
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Paul Baker
Daily Times
Chester
Department of Environmental Resources
Front and
Thurlow Streets
Westinghouse
DER
Larry Lunsk
Widener University
Willie Mae Leake
Wayne Lynn
DEA
Leake
Lynn
Larry Jennings
Chester Upland
Jennings
Lunsk
Sarah Holman
Brookhaven
Roland James Walston
Stephen McKeller
L.C.A
Thurlow
Lunskos
Marple
City moves location of trash steam plant
Chester moves the site of its proposed 335 million resource recovery plant to a 55 acre tract between Flower and Montgomery streets from Second Street to the waterfront. The plan, funded by a bond under FBI scrutiny, faces PECO property fights and aims to handle 1600 tons daily while separating recyclables. Officials cited need to recycle and process waste, with a Westinghouse adjacent project also in play and public testimony open until July 8.
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Chester
Willie Mae Leake
Flower
Montgomery Streets
Second Street
Leon Bean
Leake
Calvary Christian Church
Engle Street
FBI
Bean
Philadelphia Electric Co
Palmer
Flower Streets
Second
PECO
Jack Peters
Tosedap
Calvery Baptist Church
Penn Delco OKs budget for 1987-88 school year
Delaware County News reports Penn Delco School Board approved a 1987-88 budget of 16,015,149 at a special meeting. A prior proposed budget of 16,316,071 was defeated by one vote. The approved plan raises real estate taxes by 12 mills, from 302 to 314, increasing the average tax bill by about 36 dollars. The six to two vote included dissent from Joanna Bonaquisti and Nancy Bowden.
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Aston
Penn Delco
John Cipollini
Joanna Bonaquisti
Nancy Bowden
Fire damages Toby Farms home from unattended grease
A cooking fire at 1603 Powell Road Toby Farms caused about 20000 in damage when a grease filled pot on a gas stove ignited the kitchen. Fire chief Bob Denney said no one was home. flames were controlled within 45 minutes by crews from Felton Hose and Chemical, Brookhaven, Upland and Parkside, with heavy smoke and water damage to other areas.
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Chester
Powell Road
Toby Farms
Bob Denney
Felton Hose
Felton Hose and Chemical
Brookhaven
Upland
Parkside
Denney
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Paul Ciotta
Philadelphia
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