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FIRST B6 THE MORNING CALL, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1981 rWH 1 in jl Mi fin' Bucks solicitor is a no- show at hearing on cut in court jobs 1 Jl 3 REAL FOODS) 1501 LEHIGH ST. Pledge Of, Purity By PEG RHODIN Of The Morning Call ALLENTOWN, PA. Remember When Foods Were Pure and Life Was Our foods contain no i I. Ml lllfcj additives, mlsj mm riiiiiiiii "i Simple? artificial fillers or preservatives with few exceptions. ingredients are Ip Keai roods wholesome and natural.

missioners approved the budget. Reath said he has yet to see a signed copy of Justice Larsen's order and Judge Freedberg said it has not been sent to him, either. Reath said he asked the State Supreme Court as a whole on Monday to review the matter and he hopes the court will take it up later this month. He said he expects the justices to send it back to Judge Freedberg to hear testimony and make a recommendation. "All we were asking last Tuesday (before Judge Freedberg is that the county commissioners make provision for the money if the court determines that the amount is fair and necessary," Reath said.

He said the money could be raised with a 0.5 of a mill tax increase or it could be transferred from other budget accounts. Reath accused White of making "false and misleading' statements when he asked Justice Larsen to vacate Judge Freedberg's order. White told the Supreme Court justice he didn't learn of last week's hearing until half an hour before it was to start, Reath said. Reath said he notified White of the hearing the day before it was to occur and supplied White with a copy of his petition for an inj unction Tuesday morning, several hours before they were to appear in court. Reath, of Philadelphia, said White knew how to reach both him and his colleagues but failed to let them know he was going to call Justice Larsen.

Kester said he was left with the impression that White was going to return to Doylestown and consult with the county commissioners before he took the case to the appellate court. fih Mfe Jk 10oSENI0RC1TIZEN The solicitor for Bucks County commissioners snubbed a hearing yesterday in Northampton County Court on a petition to fund $431,000 in jobs lopped from the 1981 Bucks budget. Atty. Henry Reath, counsel for Bucks County judges, said Solicitor Robert White knew of the 1:30 p.m. hearing before Northampton County Judge Robert Freedberg but apparently chose not to appear.

"The way in which the counsel for the county commissioners and the commissioners themselves have acted in this matter constitutes a gross affront to this court and is inexcusable and unprofessional conduct," Reath said. "They have apparently purposely intended to frustrate these proceedings by absenting themselves from this session today." Judge Freedberg said his of ice tried without success to reach White by telephone yesterday morning to learn if he planned to attend. He decided against holding the hearing in White's absence but permitted Reath to make a half-hour statement of his position. Last Tuesday, Judge Freedberg enjoined Bucks commissioners pending yesterday's hearing from passing a budget which eliminated a number of court employees, including probation officers, court stenographers and clerks. White asked the State Superior Court to revoke Freedberg's order and, when it declined, telephoned State Supreme Court Justice Rolf Larsen in Florida, who lif ted the inj unction and the com COME BACK TO OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS Montco commissioners eye transit alternatives to SEPTA rail cutbacks GRADE A FANCY.

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