Civic leaders renew pleas for restricted use of city cars
Two Chester civic leaders and a Camden pastor pressed City Hall to curb off duty use of city vehicles amid a fiscal crisis. They cited cars seen outside city limits and weekend trips to Delaware and Philadelphia. Mayor Battle cited prior restrictions. officials noted emergencies require vehicle access and suggested pooling and tighter controls.
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Harry Maitland
Daily Times
Chester
DelaWare
Lamont Givens
Chester Urban Coalition
Paul Matthews
Camden
N.J
Matthews
Joseph F. Battle Jr
Clinton L. Johnson
City Department of Streets and Public Improvements
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Hugh Lanier
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Parker
Tri-State Mall
Center City
Philadephia
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Sun Ship
Battle
Woman Describes Threats At City Council Meeting
West End resident Genevieve Kalisiewicz told Chester City Council her life has been threatened and that individuals are pressuring her to kill herself. She cited hate mail tied to her Polish heritage and reported papers missing from her files she fears relate to city and national security. She demanded the city locate and return the documents within seven days and sought police protection.
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Harry Ee
Chester Police Department
Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division
CID
Ms. Kalisiewicz
Battle
Paul Matthews
Camden
N.J
Matthews
Chester
Children lead prayerful council visit for Atlanta murders
Chester Bernard Johnson brought center pupils staff and parents to the City Council to link a dozen preschoolers recitations and a song with the Atlanta unsolved murders of black children. He urged officials to send condolences and attend a Friday prayer vigil at Community United Methodist Church.
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Chester
Bernard Johnson
Franklin Street
Atlanta
Johnson
Joseph F. Battle Jr
Battle
Community United Methodist Church
3Rd St
Post office on paper in Springfield sparks site debate
Springfield planning commission received an artist’s plan for a new post office and narrowed potential sites to the former Central School property on Laxer Avenue or the nearby public works facility. Officials stressed a central location within population density and suggested negotiating with the school board, possibly trading for an alternate playing field, before referring the matter to the board of commissioners.
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Helen Morrison
Daily Times
Springfield
Planning Commission
Andrew Auld
Auld
Central School
Laxer Avenue
Public Works
Baltimore
Pike
Keystone Business
Tim Baxter
Plannpc
Board of Commissioners
Birmingham weighs updates to zoning law in special hearings
Township supervisors granted variances to update zoning legislation. Meridian Real Estate Co. seeks to rezone a Henderson Tract lot to create a contiguous area with its boundary. Southern Slopes subdivision requests abandoning an unused right of way between Gaertner property and Wilderness Way. Steiner subdivision of three lots on 10.6 acres on Bullock Road approved. Oaklyn Road resurfacing eyed with a $20,000 to $49,000 cost range. Donze Kitchens plan at 512 Baltimore Pike recommended for rejection due to zoning noncompliance. no action on two quadplex plans at 35 N State Road pending April review.
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Robert Grotz
Daily Times
Birmingham
Meridian Real Estate Co
Henderson
Joseph Damico
Meridian
Stephen Danby
Planning Commission
Danby
Delaware County Planning Commission
Smithbridge Road
Gaertner
Frank Shandi
Bullock Road
Oaklyn Road
Theunicipality
Dilworthtown Road
Samuel Clearfield
Baltimore Pike
Donze Kitchens
Board of Commissioners
N. State Road
Blair & Sons
Baxter
Bloodmobile visit to aid Haverford hospital event
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Haverford Community Hospital on West Chester Pike and Hilltop Road from 1 to 4 30 p.m. Friday to provide donated blood for the community. Rutledge boroug h police coverage for 1981 at 19944, lower than earlier estimates, with planned garage and office renovations and apartment inspections. Mayor advises residents about loose dogs and reports a dog bite last month. U S Rep Dick Schulze holds Saturday workshop at the institute to hear views. his mobile office will be at the firehouse to assist with federal problems.
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Haverford
American Red Cross
Haverford Community Hospital
West Chester Pike
Hilltop Road
Red Cross
Rutledge
Morton Borough
Andrew Haig
Haig
Ed McGaughey
U.S
Dick Schulze
R-Sth
West Chester
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