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Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1992

Page

6

Oil theft scheme tied to Aston tank-cleaning firm

Four defendants from a Chester area oil theft ring linked to Snow Environmental Service faced arraignment after a key witness testified he and three former Snow managers conspired to steal petroleum from BP Marcus Hook and Chevron Philadelphia refineries. Edwards admitted hauling loads, earning about 200 dollars per 5000 gallon theft, totaling roughly 200000 dollars.

ASTON Thomas Edwards 23Rd Chester Snow Environmental Service Inc Snow Edwards Marcus Hook Chevron Philadelphia al Amoroso Pregner Cosper Snow Yard Casper Pregnor U.S Taylor Amoroso Madden

Springfield approves 1992 93 budget with tax hike

Springfield School Board adopted a 1992 93 general fund budget of 23,849,648 with a 16.4 mill increase yielding a 3.6 percent tax rise. The plan includes a 902.39 tax on a 3800 dollar average property assessment and 7.7 mills for other expenses to offset state revenue losses.

Springfield

Scholarships Outspoken by Principal in 1992 Tribute

Principal Dr Jae wae praises the Class of 1992 and credits individuals educational institutions corporations businesses and civic groups that funded the awards. The remarks honor the contributors whose support made the scholarships possible.

Ja Wae

Newtown Township Approves Lease for After-School Center

Township supervisors authorize a lease with Leasco to fund a portable classroom for the Yid Stop after school program at Worrall Elementary. Based on population, Newtown pays 42 percent of the cost while Marple loans the remainder to Leisure Services. Around 500 township children participate.

Newtown Marple Worrall

Morton Borough weighs private trash pick up bids

Morton Borough council is studying contracting out trash collection. Five bid proposals were received and a report will be presented at the July 8 council meeting.

Morton — Borough Council Borough Council

Township to require contractor registration with insurance proof

In a 5-1 vote the commissioners approved an ordinance mandating registration for all contractors working in the township. Applicants for resident building permits must show a township license, proof of at least $50,000 insurance, and pay a $50 license fee. Licenses run July 1 to June 30, with a grace period until August 31 this year.

Aston Dick Lehr Lehr

AIDS Vigil At Philadelphia Museum Of Art On June 30

Persons living with AIDS and their loved ones are invited to a candlelight vigil from 7 30 to 9 30 p m June 30 on the front steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art 26th and Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Sponsored by the AIDS Community Education Project the vigil includes a performance by the Youth Outreach Adolescence Community AIDS Program. Call 977 7554 for more information.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Museum of Art Benjamin Franklin Parkway Aids Community Education Project

Upper Darby Zoners reject arcade variance request

Upper Darby officials denied a variance for a video arcade at 6826 Market St The applicant Paul Aslanidis faced opposition from Sixth District Councilman Dennis Carey who cited loitering nuisance and behavior concerns matching the Central Business District’s residential and shop mix and noted 25 to 30 objections from residents.

Upper Darby Paul Aslanidis MacDonalds Market St. Sixth District Dennis Carey Central Business District

Rose Tree Media School Board Sets Budget And Taxes

UPPER PROVIDENCE The Rose Tree Media School Board adopted a $31.6 million 1992 93 general fund budget and a $507 209 capital fund last night. The board also approved a property tax rate of 344.63 mills, a rise of 17.6 mills, plus a $5 per capita tax and a real estate transfer tax.

Upper Providence Rose Tree Media School Board

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