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North Hills News Record

Location

Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1972

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Ross Township drafts tentative 1973 budget with surplus hope

Ross Township commissioners, at a brief meeting with only one attendee, approve a tentative 1973 budget totaling 3,405,201 in income and 3,351,740 in expenditures. The document notes a potential tax cut, a projected surplus over 100,000, and a planned rise in library and health allocations while trimming parks costs and trash pickup expenses. A final vote is set for December 27, with the plan displayed for public review at the municipal office weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ross Township Tevenue Ross Elid Aani John R. McGrath Northway Library Parks and Recreation Service

Ohio Two 10 mill tax unchanged amid police funding debate

Ohio Township supervisors will decide if they disband the township police, replacing with Ross Township protection. The 1973 budget lists police protection at 37500, up 5100 from 1972. Real estate taxes remain 55000, wage tax 32000, administration 9500, highways 34750, fire protection 3600. The budget, on display at Crawford Road, runs through Dec 31 with a special meeting to adopt it.

Ohio Ross Township Alvera Bittingsley Crawford Road

Water line expansion project ends milestone in Bradford Woods area

The Water Transmission and Distribution Lines project WS-Pa-452, funded by a 1.35 million HUD grant and a 400 thousand Appalachia grant, nears completion from Bradford Woods through RIDC Park to the Butler County Line. A luncheon at Highland Country Club and a bus tour marked the milestone with HUD and local representatives in attendance.

Mentetpabrith Bradford Woods Ridc Park Butler County Ronald Spray William J. Murdoch Engineers, Inc Camp O'Connell RIDC Joseph Dinkel Authority Clark 26Th Congressional District HUD Charles Lieberth Pittsburgh Bob Anderson W. G. Capel Steve Andreas Charles James Charles Isreal

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Address information for INDEX NEWS RECORD McCandless Pittsburgh lists location Perry Highway 9825 and zip 15227 with delivery and editorial contact numbers 6085 931-4441 935-4180.

Perry Highway McCandless Pittsburgh

Robert Marko earns outstanding young man title in North Hills

Robert G. Marko assistant principal of Cumberland Hills and Middle Road schools in the North Hills area wins the Outstanding Young Man of the North Hills for 1972 from the North Hills Jaycees. He resides at 502 Pin Oak Drive Shaler with wife Sylvia and daughters Michele and Kristin. He began at Cumberland Hills in 1971 and split duties after Middle Road opened. He supervised a greenhouse project and developed a food service vocational program while serving on a handicapped guidance team. Marko, a Wilkinsburg High School graduate, holds degrees from California State College and Duquesne University. His career started in 1964 at Bellevue High School and he led a girls shop class. He later worked in special education at Eastern Area School and returned to Cumberland Hills in 1969. He was president of the Allegheny County Special Services Education Association in 1970 and has served on its House of Delegates since 1968.

North Hills North Hills Jaycees Marko Pin Oak Drive Shaler Sylvia Michele Kristin Cumberland Hills Middle Road Food Service Bellevue High School Eastern Area School Allegheny County Special Services Education Association House of Delegates

Pine approves tentative 1973 budget with same tax rate

Pine supervisors announce the 1973 tentative budget preserves the 4.0 mills tax rate. Total 1973 income is projected at 181200 with a 20000 cash balance at January 1. Police cost is 58445 up 10 percent, road budget 66000 aided by 32000 state funds, miscellaneous 12554, and anticipated treasury near 21000. budget adoption set for December 28 at 8 p.m. in the Pine Municipal Building.

Legislator Opens Sewickley Office on Beaver Avenue

Rep. James B. Kelly III of McCandless 28th Legislative District will soon open a new office on Beaver Avenue in Sewickley. He said files are being moved in this week and notes he lives on Bellcrest Road.

James B. Kelly III McCandless 28Th Beaver Avenue Sewickley Kelly Bellcrest Road

West View trims the mayor’s tree for Christmas joy

The annual West View Christmas lighting featured a 30-foot blue spruce donated by Mayor Richard E. Powell in the West View Authority lot. About 250 bulbs glittered as borough officials’ children and local families admired the tree, which had stood in Powell’s yard for 25 years.

West View West View Authority Richard E. Powell Dean Salisbury Patty Cathy Hoellerman John Hoellerman Jimmy Rohm James Rohm Jimmy The Water Authority Duffy Daugherty Daniel M. Daugherty Chris Gmiter Patrick J. Gmiter Powell’s

Revenue sharing aid announced for Greater North Hills areas

Federal revenue sharing for 1972 and 1973 distributions details Mid sized municipalities receive allocations with Ross leading at 130 428 for first half 1972 and larger shares going to Bellevue and Avalon. Checks reflect updated tax effort data and must be spent within 24 months on prioritized public services.

Sam Ta Claus Washington Greater North Hills Ross Coul Treasury Federal Treasury Department

McCandless Approves 5 Mill Tax Rate and 1973 Budget

McCandless commissioners keep taxes at 5 mills with a 1973 budget of 1 131 615. Revenue sharing expected at 25 000. general government cut by 11 403. 1973 appropriations total 158 505, down from 169 908 in 1972. Police costs rise 57 972, fire 1 561, highways 14 789. New police cars 13 000. microfilm equipment 4 600. Assessed value 85 895 000. each mill yields 85 895. Debt service includes bonds with 15 000 principal payment. Bomb threat disrupts Pine Junior High School.

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