Pine residents wait on Oxford plan for 306 acres
Public hearing on Oxford Development Co curative amendments continued to July 2 at Pine Junior High School with a tentative July 18 backup date. Supervisors have 30 days to decide after hearing ends. failure to act could reject amendments. Oxford seeks a plan for 206 acres along Route 19 near Wexford Starlight Drive In theater, proposing townhouses high rises garden apartments a mobile home court and commercial and recreation zones. The session drew 150 attendees, far below a prior 750, with testimony from Oxford witnesses and Pine supervisors present.
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Pine
Oxford Development Co
Oxford
Pine Junior High School
Logan Road
Ths
South Hills Village
Monroeville Mall
Wexford
Pine Mall
Ances
Frederick A. Boehm
PTCA
David W. Craig
Pittsburgh
Boehm
Donald C. Peters
Gerald W. Weaver
Walter P. Reichhold
Rudolph R. Push
William H. Markus
Albert Morwitz
Peters
Weaver
Craig
Pine Planning Commission
Planning Commission
H. Ward Ewalt
Ewalt
Eyer
Commission
Graig
Jack Norris
North Hills
Norris
Roger S. Ahlbrandt Jr
Action Housing Inc
NA approves continuing ROTC plan at North Allegheny
North Allegheny school directors vote unanimously to keep the Air Force Junior ROTC program for another year. Enrollment must meet federal rules and a dynamic Air Force officer must lead the unit, currently Lt. Col. Paul Egan with CM Sgt. August Rigotti on staff. Cadets had urged against disbanding as 86 were enrolled last month. Al Hartman thanked the board for supporting the ROTC cadets.
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North Allegheny
Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
Air Force
Paul Egan
August Rigotti
al Hartman
Ross Sets Meeting For Monday June Seventeenth
Ross commissioners schedule their second regular meeting of the month for Monday June seventeenth at 7 p.m. instead of June twenty fourth. The change avoids conflict with the First Class Township Commissioners Association convention June twenty four to twenty six in the Poconos. Attending will be Solicitor William W Milnes and Walter Harmmerschmitt building inspector.
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Ross
At & P.m
Township Commissioners Association
Poconos
Walter Harmmerschmitt
Perry 11138 Tian re home delivery
Editorial fragment notes a discussion on home delivery and related editorial stance. contains scattered phrases and misplaced numbers, offering limited readable context.
NA district women admin hiring questioned amid coach wife case
NAFT president defended hiring coach Walton's wife as Latin teacher amid parent complaints over gender balance. Parent Arlene Meehan cited IQ drops and asked where women administrators are, noting 7 of 38 admin posts held by women and no female principals or assistants. Dr Newman offered to seek amicable solution.
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North Allegheny Federation of Teachers
NAFT
Arlene Timmons
Shirley Meehan
Andreas Court
Nancy Walton
Barbara Gross
Walton
William Perlinger
Fire tax funds to buy equipment and new station
Allison Park and North Hampton fire companies move to spend the new one mill fire tax approved in May. The tax, set at 10 mills for Hampton, will start next summer and raise about 44924 dollars. North Hampton buys a 125000 pumper-ladder truck to be delivered in August 1975 as Allison Park seeks land for a satellite station.
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Allison Park
North Hampton
Hampton
John Harkins
America Fire Apparatus Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Allison Park Company
Robert A. Trimble
Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Association
Shaler residents protest 286 Frey apartments plan
A petition signed by 39 residents urged Shaler commissioners to study the Vernon Frey development on Glen Malcolm Drive. They urged consideration of aesthetics, fearing it could lower home values and be viewed as low-cost housing or a slum, while a rental agent noted 280 garden apartments with rents of 169 and 189 dollars.
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Shaler
Vernon Frey
Glen Malcolm Drive
Walter V. van Etten
Candlewyck Drive
Commissioners
van Etten
Magnolia
South Magnolia
Wadsworth
Mark Twain
Candlewyck
William L. Crawford
Crawford
Frey
Shaler Highlands
Millvale man on Long Island denies assault claims
Jerry Wesel of 137 Seavey Road Millvale says he is in New York and did not fight Shaler District Justice Andrew Skundrich over the May 22 incident at Happy Day Lounge. A warrant for Wesel’s arrest on aggravated assault and related charges was issued by District Justice Edward France with bond set at 2,000.
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Jerry—Vesetof
Shaler
Millvale
Andrew S. Skundrich
Long Island
N.Y
Pdrich
Wesel
Edward J. France
Bellevue
Seavey Road
Skendrich
Happy Day Lounge
North Avenue
Vesel
Standrich
Veoeh
Skundrich
Steundrich
Vezel
Bob Alt
Robert Alt Jr
Davis Ave
Vogel
Skandrich
France
Pye
News Record
William E. Lipehak
Avalon
Charleston
W.va
Regis McCarthy
McCarthy
New York
Verel
Millvale Mayor McCarthy Accused of Police News Suppression
Millvale officials dispute claims of information suppression as Mayor Regis J. McCarthy reportedly controls police news. Council President James J. Fleming says no move to end the controversy, while police seek negotiations on next year’s contract with Sgt. Leo Pfeiffer and Pt. Rich Biggins to represent officers.
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Millvale
Regis J. McCarthy
James J Fleming
News Record
McCarthy
Fleming
Arthur Kinmen
Leo Pfeiffer
Council
Sgt
Pfeiffer
Rich Biggins
Police
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