Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 38

June 15, 1985 5 CityArea- Trolley tunnel closes i Warrington and Arlington avenues and onto East Carson Street. PAT is estimating that the detours will add 10 minutes each way, or a minimum of 20 minutes to the outbound schedules to its South Hills buses and trolleys. Buses and trolleys will continue to enter Downtown on the Smith-field Street Bridge and will follow normal routings and make the usual stops in the Golden Triangle. The re-routings will remain in effect until next month while tracks are realigned on both ends of the 90-year-old tunnel as part of the $559 million Light Rail Transit system between the Downtown subway and South Hills Village. Buses will return to the transit tunnel July 1 and trolleys one week later.

Both will turn right at the north end of the tunnel and stop at the Station Square transit station. directors deny control of board Glenn and me," Mildred Glenn said. "No one has worked harder than the two of us for the growth and development of the bank." The Rev. Cannon Junius F. Carter, another member of the dissident group, said the loan was properly approved by the bank's board of directors.

He lauded Glenn for buying the additional stock to assure that New World remains in control of blacks. New World is the state's only minority-owned commercial bank. The Mount Washington Transit Tunnel will close to all bus and trolley traffic for three weeks beginning early tomorrow morning. Tomorrow will also mark the return of trolley service in the Al-lentown section of the city for the first time in three years. While the tunnel is closed, trolleys will make all stops along Warrington Avenue but no cars will stop on Arlington Avenue or Carson Street, according to PAT.

The tunnel closing also means that 16 bus routes that travel the Busway will bypass Mount Washington through the West End along Saw Mill Run Boulevard, West End Bypass, West End Circle and West Carson Street. Outbound buses will be routed on East Carson Street and Arlington and Warrington avenues to the South Busway. Trolleys on routes 47L Library and 47S South Hills Village will be re-routed over the mount along Married bank using loan for William C. and Mildred J. Glenn yesterday denied they abused their management positions at the New World National Bank to secure a $173,950 loan he used to purchase bank stock.

The Glenns, who are married, and other members of a dissident group fighting for control of the bank's board of directors said management filed a law suit against the Glenns alleging the impropriety in an attempt to influence the outcome of Tuesday's election of bank directors. The suit seeks to recover the 7,861 bank shares Glenn purchased with the proceeds equal to about 9.2 percent of the outstanding stock plus any remaining cash. It also asks for more than $150,000 in damages. When the loan was approved in December, Mildred Glenn was bank resident and William Glenn was a ank director. Mildred Glenn has since resigned.

The suit said William Glenn sought the loan so he could buy enough shares to control the bank. "I categorically deny that there was or is any conspiracy by William -4 JL v. Randy Seitzinger, 12, of Bethel South Park. for 3 weeks Then buses will enter East Carson Street at the intersection with Arlington, turn left and follow Carson to the Smithfield Street Bridge and normal Downtown routings. But trolleys will cross the Monongahela River on the old Panhandle Railroad Bridge, which has been converted for use by streetcars, and enter the Downtown subway beneath Forbes Avenue and the Alle-.

gheny County Jail. That will mark the end of more than 90 years of streetcar service on the Smithfield Street Bridge and along the streets of Downtown. During the shutdown of the tunnel, contractors and PAT maintenance crews will work 24 hours a day for 16 days in realigning the tracks, repairing broken rail joints inside the tunnel, erecting new overhead wires and building a curve from the tunnel to the Station Square station. FLAGS pons PENNANTS All SIZES SEASONABLE DVCRSKY'S COSTUMfJ MANOR, PA. NOVHTIfS 411.861.517') PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING FREE HOME ESTIMATES USE SEARS CREDIT PLANS Pittsburgh Area 363-2483 Penna 800-257-2468 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS nit 30, 0, TO-DAY FINANCING Senior Citizen Discount 1 100 ftabcock llvd.

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Welsh Jr. offered him a similar deal. Solberg, pastor of the church from 1979 until his firing on May 15, was arrested inside the church building on May 22, ending an eight-day vigil behind locked doors. An executive board of the Western Pennsylvania-West Virginia Lutheran Synod Church in America voted to fire Solberg because of his involvement in the Denominational Ministry Strategy, a group of about 15 pastors who used confrontational tactics to call attention to the plight of the unemployed. The church council upheld the firing.

Solberg faces charges of defiant and criminal trespass. A Common Pleas Court arraignment has been set for 1 p.m. July 10, in Room 519 of the County Courthouse. Rabbi going to NYC After 11 years in Pittsburgh, Rabbi Eliyahu Safran of Poale Ze-deck Congregation in Squirrel Hill is leaving to become principal of Ye-shiva University's High School for Girls in New York City. He has been frincipal of Hillel Academy of ittsburgh.

'Powerlessness' is topic The plight of the poor, of women and of the disabled will be discussed at a conference on "Powerlessness" June 20-23 at Duquesne University, sponsored by its Institute for World Concerns. For information, call the Rev. Cassian Yuhaus at 434-5071. Scout Ranch scholarship A scholarship fund to send a Boy Scout to the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico for two weeks is again being offered by Robert Pirchesky of Oakland, formerly of Monongahela, Washington County. Scouts who are at least 14 years of age and whose fathers are deceased are eligible.

Information may be obtained from the Allegheny Trails Council, Flag Plaza. Sisters of Mercy meeting Some 300 Sisters of Mercy are meeting at Carlow College through tomorrow for a conference on "Co-Creating the Future." INVIGORATING HEAUHf Ul Portable unit goes anywhere inside of out. Prtce includes 110 equipment pock, cedar skirting, 4 jets, 4 air controls, acrylic shell tn choice of color. Park performs some aerobatics on that was done to the church organ," Kline said. He declined to comment further on the investigation.

Pieces of the Allison Park church's pipe organ were removed and mailed to corporate executives sometime after the church was opened briefly for Sunday services on May 19. Kline said he offered to arrange for Solberg to have lunch with his family at their home a short dis-" tance away. He charged the pastor "abused this and tried to make a press conference out of it. Therefore, I returned him to jail. I thought I was extending him a very generous courtesy, which he abused," Kline said.

Ann Solberg disagreed: "I was called and told that I and my kids would see my husband and then they don't show up." She also took issue with the investigation. "It seems that they're trying to focus attention on an organ rather than on the ministry that was destroyed," she said. Kline said there was no attempt to convince Solberg to promise to stay away from the church. He said of the program is contingent upon receipt of state funds. Group elects Pitt dean Dr.

Elizabeth Urey Baranger, dean of graduate studies in the University of Pittsburgh's faculty of arts and sciences, has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The association is the nation's largest scientific organization, with 136,000 members. Preparing for newborns A program to prepare "only children" for the arrival of a brother or sister will be offered today from 10 a.m. to noon at St. Clair Memorial Hospital in Mt.

Lebanon. The program, developed by the hospital's nursing department, will be offered monthly at a cost of $10. Holy Name baseball game The district's Holy Name Unions are sponsoring a Holy Name Family Night baseball game starting at 7:30 p.m. June 28 at Three Rivers Stadium. For information call 456-3081.

24' INGROUND KIT INCLUDES: Walls liner Coping 10 P. Sainte Steel Inieti Outlet 'Steps Optional By Angela D. Chatman Post-Gazette Staff Writer The Rev. Daniel Solberg yesterday was offered, and then lost, an opportunity to have lunch with his family. The jailed pastor's wife, the circumstances surrounding the luncheon offer "a manipulation" of the family.

She and her husband's supporters also said the offer was aimed at convincing him to sign a document promising never to return to Nativity Lutheran Church, from which he was fired. But Hampton Township Police" Chief Chester J. Kline said the activist pastor tried to "abuse" a "courtesy" extended him, because his supporters gave the media word of his release. Solberg, 35, yesterday morning was taken from Allegheny County Jail to Hampton on a warrant issued by township police. "I arranged for a release for Reverend Solberg for investigation purposes in reference to the damage Firm to acquire Oliver Grubb Ellis San Francisco, said it has agreed in principle to acquire all of the common stock of Oliver Realty the real estate services firm headquartered in Pittsburgh.

Terms were not disclosed. The acquisition is subject to a definitive agreement which is expected by September. Foerster has new aide Thomas J. "T.J." McGarvey, former Allegheny County labor manager, has been named an administrative assistant to county Commissioner Tom Foerster. McGarvey, 42, of Upper St.

Clair, will succeed William A. Andrews, who retired. McGarvey, a former official of Local 3, Structural Ironworkers, holds a master's degree in industrial and labor relations from St. Francis College, Loretto. A decorated Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam, he is president of the PittsburghAllegheny County Vietnam Veterans Monument Fund.

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