Suit aids pupils with special needs in regular classrooms
The settlement of a Philadelphia case requires Pennsylvania school districts to place students with chronic medical conditions in standard classrooms. Education officials approve policy to provide monitoring, support services, and accommodations, with a process for parent complaints. The suit centered on a diabetic kindergartner and aims to cover potentially 30,000 children.
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Education Law Center
Theresa Glennon
U.S. District Court
Edwin Kosik
Scranton
Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania
State Education Department
Philadelphia Education Law Center
Department
Timothy Potts
Education
Thomas Gilhool
Non-Profit
Education Center
Potts
Williamsport
Glennon
Elizabeth S
Law Center
Auction of former JB plant planned
County commissioners plan a free and clear sale of the former Johnson Bronze Co. property on South Mill Street via the Tax Claim Bureau this fall. The 8.3 acre site has a $230000 mortgage and a $30000 lien, with potential additional liens under review by a county solicitor. Hazardous waste from the plant remains a liability, and the sale will reveal any new interest.
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Johnson Bronze Co
South Mill Street
County Tax Claim Bureau
al Presnar
Tax Claim Bureau
Presnar
Eugene Thomas
Weigh A/N Paved Salvage Co
San Gabriel
Calif
Thomas
Johnson Bronze
Roger M. DeCarbo
Railroad may cut 300 jobs in Pittsburgh buyout
Chicago West Pullman Transportation Corp may eliminate up to 300 Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad jobs to salvage the line it bought for more than 75 million dollars. The deal, pending ICC approval, could close by Sept 30. Union members protested, fearing contract disruption as 14 unions air concerns.
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P&le
Chicago West
Chicago
Connellsville
Brownsville
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert Smith
Union Township conflict prompts bitter meetings and stalled growth
Contention flares at Union Township meetings over spending and governance driving division among residents and officials. Supervisor Kevin Guinaugh cites a small taxpaying minority shaping a negative, political atmosphere, as longtime disputes and media scrutiny hinder commercial growth and real estate sales.
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Union Township
U.S. 224
Mahoning Township
Board of Supervisors
Kevin M. Guinaugh
Utility seeks another rate hike for Penn Power
Pennsylvania Power Co filed an 86.3 million rate increase request with the Public Utility Commission, following a denied 70.9 million proposal and a 13 million rate cut. The plan would raise average customer bills about 15.4 percent annually for four years, with a 7 to 12 dollar monthly rise for a 500 kilowatt hour residential use. The company seeks four annual retail rate increases and expects no change before May 1988, pending hearings. The request centers on commercial operations at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant Unit I near Cleveland, where startup tests are near completion and full operation is expected this fall.
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Pennsylvania Power Co
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
PUC
Penn Power
Perry
Cleveland
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Leslie E. Corrice
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Perry Plant
Highland Ave Closure for Sewer Work Detours Set
Highland Avenue between Wallace Avenue and Falls Street will close for a week starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow for sanitary sewer work. Police say Wallace Avenue and Falls Street will remain open as detour routes for drivers.
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Highland Avenue
Wallace Avenue
Falls Street
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