Pine plans mall proposal at Oxford development site near Route 19
Pine Supervisors discuss Oxford Development Co. plans for a 30 million mall on 310 acres off Route 19 near Starlight Drive-In Theater. A five-member commission, chaired by Dr. H Ward Ewalt, will issue a recommendation within 30 days as meetings shift from December 2 to December 11 due to building power failures.
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Wexford
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Pearce Mill Road
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Rudolph R. Pusic
Ewalt
Fiveman Commission
Oxford
Pine Township
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PTCA
George E. Kelly
Donald Berman
Frank B. Clack
Health Dept
John N. Milberger
Hampton road crew deadlocked on wage pact
Hampton city managers report road crew of eight Teamsters Local 206 face a final offer with 8.3 percent average wage rise for 1975 and potential winter plowing failures. The three year offer includes 60 cent hourly increases in 1976 and 1977, with calls for a cost of living clause and longevity pay. mediation likely in January.
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Public Works
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West View Borough Maintains 18 Mill Tax in 1975 Budget
West View Borough keeps property tax at 18 mills for 1975. The $775,684 total budget rises about $38,000 from 1974. Police protection leads with $167,677, followed by general government $155,240 and highways $142,000.
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Chamber Tax Meeting Details Set for Wednesday
The North Hills Area Chamber of Commerce schedules an 8:30 a.m. session and a 9:30 a.m. presentation at the Community Room in Northway Mall to discuss business privilege and mercantile taxes. Ross manager-secretary Donald E. Williams will explain levies affecting retailers and professionals.
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Ross
North Hills Area
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Bellevue Father Killed in UPS Parcel Blast
Sr. Assumation Romar 41 of 707 Shade Ave Bellevue died Thursday morning when a package he opened exploded in his hands at the United Parcel Service Beaver Avenue depot. He was a UPS sorter for five years and previously worked for REA Express and McKinney Manufacturing Co. He was an Army veteran and survived by his wife Regina, son John W. Jr. 11, and daughter Andrea 14. Police and FBI investigate a misaddressed package that reportedly trunked Salli Westrayed a delivery truck, injuring eight others. four remain in St. John's Hospital, one at Allegheny General, three treated and released.
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Assumption School
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Bellevue Warns Of Pigeon Drop Scheme By Two Women
Bellevue police warn residents about two women seen running a pigeon drop scam offering a share of 40000 dollars in an arrenvelope. An unidentified caller described the suspects as black, one tall and one short, after which no owner for the money was found.
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McCandless
Soence
Stewart B. Harmony
Clearvne Drive
Franklin Park power outage recalls 1959 snow event
Residents along James Drive and Clearvue faced a long Monday outage as a downed line from heavy snow cut power across Franklin Park. Families improvised with gas stoves and fireplaces while lamenting lost toast and lighting, noting wells and clocks failed, and one tropical fish died.
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Pennsylvania Power& Co
Addison Vestals
James Drive
Trautvetter
Shaler Township Negotiations With Teamsters Continue
Shaler commissioners and Teamsters Local 235 representatives are negotiating a contract set to replace the expiring pact on January 1. Robert F. Bleil and Richard J. Starr lead sessions, with about 50 to 55 of 84 employees in the bargaining unit. The agreement would cover 29 nonmembers, and Bartell Associates aids the township in talks. The contract length remains undecided.
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