22 May 1963
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Newspaper
North Hills News Record
Location
Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
1
A Richland Fire Department ambulance transported a patient after a collision involving Loreena D. Patton of Bakerstown driving a recently purchased car. The victim, identified as Nolan, struck the vehicle’s hood and broke the windshield with his head during impact.
Richland Township supervisors debated converting Old Route 8 to a northbound one way from Richland Restaurant to Bakerstown Culmerville Road and Bakerstown Hotel. James B. Colton and John B. Campbell raised concerns about traffic flow and turning conflicts. decision postponed until all three supervisors meet.
West View police detained 24 youths aged 14 to 17 between May 1 and May 10 for vandalism street fighting and automobile theft. A 4 year old and a 16 year old were sent to Allegheny County Juvenile Court. others were released to parents or with warnings. Police Chief A J Clogan vowed broader action against juveniles, promising tougher enforcement and future arrests.
The Village Business Men's Association plans a Saturday night activity at 7 in the Veenter’s market. A “Lucky 7th Birthday” event features seven minutes to fill a shopping cart with the most valuable cargo.
Contact details for the North Hills News-Record are provided with an office address on Sit Perry Highway in Pittsburgh and a phone/pay line listed as SG8H5 or S21-44L for reader inquiries and services.
A long list of residents with ages and addresses in Hampton Township McCandless Township Ross Township and Blakesville is presented. The piece also notes a Nike Hercules missile defense upgrade in the Pittsburgh area including deactivation of the Peebles Road Nike Ajax site and reassignment of personnel to Ft. Bliss Texas and the Hercules system. The change increases area defense with the new site on Gass Road West View and ongoing training for Capt. Matthew Anderson and 100 guards.
Ross Township officials and the McCandless Sanitary Authority plan to meet in an executive session at the Ross municipal building tomorrow May 23 at 9 pm to discuss odors from the Longvue Acres sewage treatment plant. Authority president Philip A Brunn has assigned a task force to investigate the odor claim and seeks a friendly agreement with Ross commissioners after a protest petition signed by 70 residents.
Charles Kuriger, age 92 turning 93 on Friday May 24, lives with son James and daughter-in-law in Ingomar Heights Road Franklin Park. He tends his garden with a cane steady, born in Switzerland, has six sons Herman Edward William Russell Charles. He once walked dogs and endured an emergency appendectomy at 91. Local notices mention auxiliary policemen sworn in by Robert Rossman and a tractor death on Peebles Road.
The paper will publish one day earlier next week due to Memorial Day. Deadline changes include retail ads Thursday, classified ads Friday at 4:30 p.m., and other late deadlines adjusted accordingly.
Richland Township Supervisor James B Campbell uncovered a long ignored Public Law 11% allowing the county to assign able bodied public assistance recipients to work for local projects. The board seeks lists of eligible workers and ponders using them to require reporting for work as a condition of relief.
Shaler Township commissioners back a strict ordinance banning unlicensed pedalling and door to door soliciting. Attorney George Ross seeks authority to defend the ordinance, with a possible test case to the United States Supreme Court if needed.
Shaler Township officials deny a request by Mrs Geraldine Feid of Butt township to subdivide her land and gift two acres to each of her two sons for homes. The planning commission cites Ordinance No 648 and faces a clash with residents arguing for equal treatment and developer interests. The dispute unfolds amid calls to enforce subdivision rules while considering exceptions.
Hampton Township officials remind residents who are 21 or older that they must notify the proper assessors. Assessor John Henderson based in Pittsburg 19 is cited, with Fred L Kellams, secretary of the school board, confirming.
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