Wink loses first bid in Hampton
Mayor Joseph M. Wink saw his push to advertise Hampton's new administrative code before the Jan. 5 council vote rejected by Supervisors Paul R. Kraus and Francis D. Lah. Others abstained or arrived late as debate centered on timing, potential amendments, and the mechanism for enacting the code under the new strong mayor form.
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Joseph M. Wink
Hampton
Paul R. Kraus
Francis D. Lah
John W. Blackburn
Raymond E. Miller
John V. Miller Jr
Hampton Transition Committee
Thomas Levendos
Wink
Kraus
Hampton teacher union vote set for January 9
Hampton School District voters will pick between the Hampton Education Association and the Hampton Federation of Teachers in a PA Labor Relations Board election held from 3 to 5 p.m. January 9 at the Hampton Township Municipal Building. The three-year contract ends June 30. The board also approved joint scheduling and report card services with North Hills for 1976-77 at costs not to exceed 60 cents per pupil for scheduling and 1.40 dollars for reports.
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Hampton School
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Hampton Township
Hampton Education Association
Hampton Federation of Teachers
Wittard
Cooke
Wolfe
Giger
Corbett
Kurneck
Boylan
Wirtz
North Hills
Richland planners under fire amid zoning hearing
At a supervisors meeting the Richland planning commission was criticized as dilatory during a zoning change request. Joseph Yingling seeks to sell land at Kenneth Drive and Route 8 to Clarence Kilbert who plans a tavern with living quarters triggering a C-1 to C-2 change. Residents warned against commercial eyesores as plans lag and officials urged submission of required documents before the Jan 7 planning commission session.
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Richland
Joseph Yingling
Kenneth Drive
Route 8
Clarence Kilbert
Kilbert
Visory Board
Planning Commission
Charles Beam
Yingling
Kuilbert
Yingling and
Kress
Hampton Supervisors Seek 44400 Suit Over Sewer Taps
Hampton supervisors directed their solicitor to file a 44400 lawsuit against Winchester Corp for a sewer bill claimed due since 1972. The dispute, part of Sewergate, involves free taps agreements and missing written records.
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Hampton
Winchester Corp
Vernon G. Frey
Sanitary Board
Winchester
Hemlocks I and II
Paul R Kraus
Raymond E. Miller
John Campbell Bid Farewell To Richland Board
Richland supervisors adopted a resolution Tuesday night to honor John B. Campbell of Glasgow for 28 years as a township supervisor and 21 years heading the food department. His family spanning three generations served on the board. Campbell recalled early days with a rough voice and memories of the road department and meetings held in his home before the municipal office on Dickey Road, quoting his motto to always do a job well.
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Richland
John B. Campbell
Glasgow
Campbell
Dickey Road
Backers press on to save St Boniface Church amid plan
Dr. Arcadi Nebolsine leading a coalition of agencies seeks a meeting with Bishop Vincent M. Leonard to discuss saving the 49 year old St Boniface Church as state plans push East Street Valley project. Nebolsine cites possible PennDOT faults and rumors of a state inquiry while planning to meet the new transportation secretary.
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PennDot
Arcadi Nebolsine
St. Boniface
Nebolsine
East Street
Nebelsine
Vincent M. Leonard
Pittsburgh
PemDot
Nebelsind
George S. Pulakos
Ross Cherpes to lead Ross Township board changes
Ross Township 3rd Ward candidate Ross Cherpes plans an open communication policy after moving planning board meetings to the Municipal Building and publishing agendas. He envisions town meetings, senior services review, and bridging old and young residents while serving as commissioner. He and his wife Penny have six children.
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Cherpes
Ross Township
Township Planning Board
Board of Commissioners
Planning Commission
Planning Board
Washington Drive
North Side
Ross
Allegheny High School
University of Pittsburgh
Langley High School
Robert Morris College
Penny
Georgeanne
Tina
Tom
Christy
Jennifer
Holiday deadlines affect North Hills News Record schedule
Christmas week changes printing and delivery for the North Hills News Record. The Dec 24 edition moves printing to Monday with on sale Monday evening and home delivery Tuesday. Deadlines shift for the Dec 27 issue with general news by Monday, sports by Tuesday noon, ads by Tuesday noon, and classifieds by Wednesday noon. Delivery remains normal. Deadlines for Dec 31 return to normal.
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North Hills News Record
Boon
Index News Record Office Details at Perry Highway
Index listing for NEWS RECORD at 9825 Perry Highway McCandless Box HERS Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15237 with home delivery editorial contact numbers Si-0545 9844 or 935-4180 listed for reader services and inquiries.
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Perry Highway
McCandless
Box
Pittsburgh
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Lah
Helmuth H. Hansen
Edward G. Giger
Carole A. Wolfe
Paul H. Wirtz
Frederick Willard
Hansen
Richard H. Corbett
Dr. Wirtz
Willard
John J. Boylan
Ohn
M. W. Cooke
Irene Kurneck
Hansen, Willard and Cooke
Richland Planners
Howard Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Frey
Common Pleas
Michael Schrauder
Andy Schrauder
Reichold Read
North Park Skating Rink
John Campbell
Boniface
East Street Valley
Ross’ Cherpes
botheame_e
Louis T. Cherpes
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