Back to School Soon at Espe School Steps
It won’t be long now until summer vacation ends as 10 year old Mark Gadd relaxes on sun drenched steps at Espe School. Classes start Aug. 30 in most schools.
25 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
North Hills News Record
Location
Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
1
It won’t be long now until summer vacation ends as 10 year old Mark Gadd relaxes on sun drenched steps at Espe School. Classes start Aug. 30 in most schools.
Four young men were arrested by Ross Township police last weekend after raids on two White Oaks apartments at Stevens Drive. Christopher E Wienand and William J Wilson, both 550 Stevens Drive, were charged with dangerous drug and cosmetic act violations. Michael P Flood, 600 Stevens Drive, and Peter Dausch, 2319 Wyland Ave Hampton, face hearings August 31. Police seized bags of marijuana and hashish and three rifles. Dausch was arrested after a car search at Winchester Realty Corp on McKnight Road.
The listing provides a street address 9825 Perry Highway in McCandless with box number 1138 and city Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15237. It includes home delivery editorial contact numbers 366 1545 931 6441 and 935 4180 for inquiries.
Commissioner Nettrour promotes deed covenants as a way to curb modular and mobile homes, urging developers to use restrictions on fencing parking and pool locations. The board approved distributing guidance to developers, while clarifying municipalities cannot ban mobile homes and that enforcement rests with landowners via civil action.
At the Hampton Planning Commission hearing, Oak Halls Farms residents spoke against the Morris Unger plan for a $9 million Crouse Run Valley development. Rex Rowland, attorney for 26 residents, urged limits on density while Unger touted four seven story high rises and additional townhomes on a 53 acre tract near Sample Road. The hearing also covered Henry and Lucille Zang’s 82 acre zoning change request for a commercial build on School Road, with questions about changing use and site plans. no decision was made, the commission will forward recommendations to the Supervisors.
The McCandless Zoning Hearing Board decision refusing a gas station on Babcock Boulevard across from Beattie Tech is appealed in Common Pleas Court on behalf of Anna Ridge owner of the nearby property. The case centers on whether a gas station may be built as a special exception in the commercial district and the board’s ruling as unsafe due to exit design. A trial date has been set.
State environmental officials and Butler Consolidated Coal Co review a preliminary report on Pine Creek pollution from the Wildwood Mine. An aquatic biologist tests insect life to gauge pollution severity while hearings, delayed since March, await records on Thompson and an engineering firm study.
Washington labor official predicts rank and file union members will generally accept Nixon’s wage price freeze due to inflation fears and foreign competition. He argues the policy will benefit jobs and overall national business stability despite short term hurts.
Cheryl Meinert 5 was not lost. Her mother and grandmother believed she wandered off. Franklin Park Police Chief Norbert Mickles, road crew and Mrs Meinert coordinated a search of the house, basement, woods, and ponds. Cheryl was found behind a box under a bed asleep with her doll after a minor dispute.
Beattie Technical Vocational High School will begin classes Monday August 30 with Pall enrollments. All students enrolled in the technical program are to attend on that date even if their home high school classes start later.
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