06 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
North Hills News Record
Location
Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
1
Gov elect Milton J. Shapp and legislative leaders review a tax package proposing a 4 percent state personal income tax on net taxable income from federal returns, with 6 percent sales tax retained and corporate tax cuts from 12 to 9.5 percent plus exemptions to ease elderly relief and close loopholes. The plan would also curb local property tax burdens.
McCandless police say three Great Danes averaging 180 pounds each did not stop a thief who ransacked the home of Dr J P Childress, a North Hills veterinarian, on New Year's Eve. The break-in left $3,685 in merchandise missing, including diamond jewelry, three revolvers, a camera, cash, and silver dollars.
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Ross Township and West View officials publicly rebut claims by Clara Becki that local law enforcement profits from drug peddlers. Police defend decades of service, cite 87 narcotics arrests in two years, and urge evidence if accusations are true.
The Ross Police Traffic Division, formed in 1968 with one officer, expanded to three by the late 1960s and 1970s, adding duties such as vehicle abatement and traffic control training. Reports show rising traffic arrests from 1968 to 1987, plus safety talks, school bus stop relocations, and cooperation with county and state officials on road repairs and traffic signals.
Summary of how North Hills towns and townships allocate funds for fire protection. Millvale budgets 3,975 for one company plus 1,200 for hose, 800 for alarm system modernization, and 1,000 for company use. West View contributes to convention expenses and pays hydrant rentals. McCandless funds three companies with 58,701 total, hydrant rents, and per hydrant costs. Ross budgets 13,000 for nine companies with hydrant rental 18,226.62. Shaler provides 3,500 to each of six companies and hydrant costs. Avalon and Bellevue detail equipment ownership and driver pay. Various other communities list totals, hydrant rentals, driver salaries, and maintenance costs, with several towns self-supporting or austerity-focused.
Alfred E Thomson II faced a setback after a building permit for a 21 unit complex at 972 Perry Highway was revoked due to half the lot zoning for apartments. The case, needing approval from the zoning hearing board, involves frontage for apartments and rear uses for homes, with costs already incurred and contracts signed.
The News Record publishes a complete Weekender TV Guide with next week’s listings. It includes a full movie guide and features on TV personalities.
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