Remse gin A Star-Gazette, Dec. 30, 1981 State halts waste dump site cleanup By TIMOTHY DOUGHERTY WAVERLY Because the water table at an illegal toxic chemical dump site at the Philip Austin farm near Waverly is much higher than was expected, the state attorney general has ordered a halt to clean up operation there and has asked for an updated plan to deal with the new development by mid-January. "The groundwater there is closer to the soil surface than was anticipated," an, attorney general's public relations officer said Tuesday. When the consent order with Pack-. aging Systems Corporation was signed Bird count planned Friday The Chemung Valley Audubon Society's 32nd a annual Christmas Bird Count will be held all day Friday.
Between 15-20 observers will be counting birds within miles of the Mark Twain Golf Course. Anyone living within the area of the -search may count birds at their feeders and phone in information to Virginia Gleason of 101 Babco*ck Road in Horseheads. A roundup meeting will be held at Burley's Chicken House, 2100 Lake Road, at 5:30 p.m. Friday. Veteran plans organizing meeting The Veteran Town Board has scheduled its annual organizational meeting for Jan.
7 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall on Main St. in Millport. Taxes (Continued from Page 1B.) lain Cyril J. Kuttenkuler said it can be done if the taxpayer lives in the city.
Kuttenkuler said a city ordinance permits it. 'The tax rates, town by town, with last year's rate in parenthesis, are as follows: ASHLAND County, $142.15 town, $5.28 (no town property taxes were levied in 1981). BALDWIN County $110.04 town, $31.12 BIG FLATS County, $90.22 town, $1.12 CATLIN County $3.08 town, $4.39, CHEMUNG County, $29.89 town, $3.25, ELMIRA (town) County, $6.95, town, 31 cents (22 cents). ERIN County, $26.93, town, $12.99, HORSEHEADS County, $43.67, $6.02, SOUTHPORT County, $53.82, town, $12.14, VAN ETTEN County, $192.12, town, $176.32 VETERAN County, $34.21, No town property taxes were levied in 1981 or 1982. ELMIRA (city) County, $44.91, City taxes are levied separately in Elmira.
14 The figures do not include taxes i in special water, sewer, fire and lighting districts. ARCO Established Business For Lease 3-Bay. Facility High Volume High Profit Potential Call John Fowler at 562-8989 ALFRED R. TYMINSKI, Esq. (Formerly a Federal Administrative Law Judge) SPECIALIZING IN SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CASES OTHER FEDERAL MATTERS For a local appointment Call collect 315-424-0912 NEW YORK $67 Per person, each way, in groups of six.
Leaving and returning the same day. 21- Tax included. Elmira Aeronautical Corporation 607-739-3597 DIVORCE $295 UNCONTESTED COMPLETE LEGAL CLINIC of ANDREW J. COHEN 166 Court St. Binghamton BANKRUPTCY free consultation 772-0787 in October, it stipulated that the company remove 140 metal barrels filled with highly toxic liquid chemicals all contaminated materials from the quarteracre dump site by Dec.
31, but the order has now been changed. Lanie Accles, speaking for the office of Attorney General Robert Abrams, said the groundwater is as close as six inches to the surface in some spots at the dump site just off Rt. 34 one mile north of Waverly. Accles further said the discovery was made after seven test wells were dug. The spokeswoman said the attorneys and engineers handling the cleanup case expected that the ground water would be at least two feet below the surface at the highest point.
Accles said it appears as if several of the barrels are sitting in the ground water below the surface, but she said she did not know the condition of the metal containers. Accles characterized the recent move to suspend the operation and update the removal plan as "more of a precaution than drastic change." Police Report 3 charged in robbery Three Tioga (Pa.) men, including a in the robbery, according to police, former employee of the Puritan Adult while Steiner and Knapp entered the Book Store, were arrested Tuesday in book store and, at gun point, took the connection with an armed robbery at cash from clerk Raymond Durrachter. the store earlier this month. Steiner himself was held up while James P. Steiner, 24, a former he was working as a clerk at the book employee of the book store, Robert L.
store on Dec. 1, 1977 by Richard W. Knapp, 24, and Edward R. Smith, 20, Powell, then 27, of Scranton. As all of the Tioga area, were arrested Powell exited the building, Steiner Tuesday by state police Trooper fired a shot through the door as it William A.
Herbst, following a closed, striking Powell in the chest. week investigation into the Dec. 10 Powell later recovered from his armed hold-up at the adult book store, wounds and pleaded guilty to robbery located on Rt. 15 just south of charges. Lawrenceville.
The robbery netted $180. Edward J. Brooks, 29, pleaded They were arraigned before guilty in Chemung County Court Mansfield district justice Eleanor Tuesday to one count of third-degree Trask on conspiracy and robbery burglary, in connection with the Nov. charges. 1 break-in at a building owned by Trask ordered all three committed Joseph Fahs at 501 E.
Water St. to the Tioga County Jail in lieu of Brooks is now serving a one-year $15,000 bail each. Smith was released sentence in the county jail on several after posting $15,000 property bond. petit larceny charges. He will be Smith was the driver of the car used sentenced on the charge Jan.
29. PULSEBEAT Petit larceny: Kenneth K. Congdon, 16, of Fire Calls: Tuesday, 7:57 a.m. Elmira S. Manor Elmira RD 2, arrested Monday on Fire Department answered an alarm at 212 W.
a charge of attempted petit larceny. He will ap- Second St. Fire burned through the rear of a pear in court Jan. 12. brick fireplace.
Damaged confined to area beJohn E. Walker, 21, of 115 E. Chemung hind fireplace. arrested Monday on charge of petit larceny. Burglary: George Bobby, school custodiHe is scheduled to appear in court at a later an, told police at 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday morning he date. discovered the library and two adjacent rooms Gregory Reaves, 17, of 458 Hathorn St. was at Ernie Davis Jr. High School had been broken charged with petit larceny Monday at 9:15 p.m. into overnight.
by Elmira Heights police after he was observed An electric typewriter, an adding machine, taking a bottle of from the back bar of Her- cassette recorder, radio, and other rick's. 120 W. 14th Fining Heights, without items were taken. No dollar value was placed on paying riven an appearance the items. ticket for Jan.
16 in village justice court. Obituaries NEW YORK ing Home, Wellsboro, Monday, Dec. 28, 1981. He CHEMUNG COUNTY was a retired farmer. Funeral services WednesBrian Cruise, 8, of 422 Milton Elmira, day, Kenyon Funeral Home, Westfield.
Monday, Dec. 28, 1981. Funeral services Thurs- Gabrielle L. Hurley, 76, of 60 Vosburg day, St. Patrick's Church, Arrangements Mansfield, Monday, Dec.
28, 1981. She was a by Barrett Funeral Home, Elmira. homemaker. Funeral Thursday, Holy Child CathNora E. Webb, 87, of Elcor Nursing Home, olic Church, Mansfield.
Arrangements by Kuhl Horseheads, Tuesday, Dec. 29, 1981. She was an Funeral Home, Mansfield. antique dealer. Funeral Thursday, St.
Charles Charles D. Wagner, 70, of Middlebury CenBorromeo Church, Elmira Heights. A Arrange- ter RD 2, Monday, Dec. 28, 1981. He was a re ments by Barrett Funeral Home, Elmira.
tired farmer former employee of Corning YATES COUNTY Glass Works, Wellsboro Division. Funeral ThursDorothy E. Temple, 73, of McElwee Road, day, Middlebury Baptist Church, Holiday, Pa. Penn Yan, Sunday, Dec. 27, 1981.
She was a Arrangements by Tussey-Mosher Funeral homemaker. Funeral Wednesday, Pennington Home, Wellsboro. Funeral Home, Dundee. Lester H. White, 71, of Wellsboro RD 6, PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday, Dec.
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