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5 CITYAREA Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Wednesday, May 27, 1987 Sto-Rox request irks Silvestri ighway the district's request. "If I refuse to let you borrow, it's going to be dangerous to the community. But no one has told me what the danger is." Bordas later said that other board members were working and unable to attend. Bordas, attended yesterday's hearing. "I'm a little put out.

Only one is here? Are the others all tied up today? This is vital to the community. When they don't even appear, to me that's pretty arrogant." Silvestri said he would think about hazards Specter wants safer routes Clubs at Princeton must admit women TRENTON, N.J. (AP) The two remaining all-male eating clubs at Princeton University were ordered yesterday to open admission to women as the state concluded a lengthy sex discrimination suit brought by a former student. The ruling by the state Division of Civil Rights overturned a January decision by an administrative law judge who said the clubs the Ivy Club and the Tiger Inn did not have to admit women as long as they severed their ties to the university. Civil Rights Director Pamela Pof said her office will monitor the clubs for the next two academic years to ensure they comply with the ruling, which came eight years after Princeton graduate Sally Frank began fighting to gain admission to the clubs in 1979 when she was a junior.

By Marylynne Pitz Post-Gazette Staff Writer The Sto-Rox Area School District's request to borrow $675,000 yesterday sent Common Pleas Judge Silvestri Silvestri into a simmering snit. After district business manager Larry Seigworth recited a list of shortfalls in tax revenues, investments and federal aid as well as a $3.1 million debt, Silvestri questioned the School Board's foresight. "I find it just a little difficult to comprehend that you couldn't have foreseen some of this," the judge said, pointing out that federal aid has dwindled consistently. "Where's the School Board? What are they doing?" Silvestri asked. Attorney Vincent Tucceri replied that the nine-member board did consider obtaining a tax-anticipation loan.

"That's not looking for a solution," Silvestri retorted, adding that the district should adopt some "hard-nosed attitudes" toward spending instead of "taking the easy way out" by letting a judge make the decision. "What are you going to do in 1995? Keep increasing taxes? Keep borrowing? Where's the end?" Silvestri said. The district's 130 teachers were not paid May 15 because the district did not receive an $800,000 subsidy from the state. The teachers' payroll costs the district $230,000 twice a month. Nor was Silvestri happy to learn that only one board member, John 4 WOED-FM 893 ALL CLASSICAL ALL DAY Bill Levis Post-Gazette Mayor Caliguiri and U.S.

Sen. Arlen Specter confer at roadside news conference yesterday about bill to control truck transport of hazardous materials. By Andrew Sheehan Post-Gazette Staff Writer U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter is co-sponsoring legislation to establish "a comprehensive national system" of highway routes appropriate for the truck transport of hazardous chemicals.

At a roadside press conference yesterday morning, Specter, R-Philadelphia, announced that he has lent his name to proposed amendments to the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act; The legislation would restrict the truck transportation of chemicals on some urban thoroughfares and provide funding for the training of local law enforcement officers to regulate the transport of hazardous materials. The bill also recommends an increase in the number of federal truck inspectors and says that in 1984, there was only one inspector for every 40,000 trucks. "The time has come for a top-to-bottom analysis of how all these materials are carried by both our trucks and our trains," Specter told reporters over the din of construction on the East Valley Expressway near East Ohio Street on the North Side. The legislation, introduced by Sen. Timothy E.

Wirth, D-Colora-do, would allocate $10 million annually for the designation of routes and enforcement of federal regulations. Specter said the bill would require a national study of the the new legislation would designate the official Pittsburgh routes of all toxic haulers. Kevin Mellott, the assistant chief, said the city's Truck Safety Unit, established in August, has cited between 75 to 100 trucks for illegal payloads and improper marking of materials. Mayor Caliguiri said the city would support the legislation while keeping open communications with the chemical companies. "The key word here is minimize." he said.

"We have to minimize our possible exposure to these chemicals." nation's highway system before establishing routes appropriate for the transport of the toxic and radioactive materials. In many cases. Specter said, such trucks would be banned from major cities and be required to travel on their periphery. "It makes sense to have hazardous materials transported through less populated areas," he said. John Leahy, Pittsburgh's fire chief, said his bureau is preparing municipal legislation that would prohibit chemical truck traffic in some sections of the city.

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next Wednesday following a dinner at the Rivers Club, Downtown. For information, call 234-6867. Uib cook-off planned The Mon Yough Riverfront Entertainment Cultural Council will present the 1987 county rib cook-off Sept. 5-7 at South Park Fairgrounds. Tri-Stute restaurants will compete for a first prize of $2,500.

A two-day antique fair, music and children's entertainment will be added. Job services offered Free training and job placement services will be offered at the Rehabilitation Institution of Pittsburgh in Squirrel Hill starting July 6. Those interested in becoming personal-care attendants for the physically disabled may apply. Starting hourly rate is $5. For details, call 521-9000 lnd openings delayed Replacement of astro turf carpeting at South Park and Settler's Cabin wave pools will prevent their opening before June 6.

A total of 40,000 square feet of sun deck carpeting at each pool is planned. chicle auction An auction of about 30 vehicles from the county's fleet will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at thccounty garage, 215 McKean South Side. Bidders may inspect the cars, vans and trucks for an hour before the auction begins. All vehicles will be sold "as is." Fisherman drowns A 70-year-old Beaver County man tried to swim to shore after his fishing boat capsized Tuesday and drowned in the attempt, authorities said.

Frank Westerman of Freedom was recovered by divers from Lake Wilhelm in Maurice Goddard State Park in Mercer County and flown by helicopter to Hamot Medical Center in Erie. He died at 12:10 p.m., said hospital spokeswoman Mary Cuneo. His companion, Albert Schell, 86, of Ambridge, was rescued by Don Du- fola of Sandy Lake, who dove into the water and swam to him, authorities said. Schell was in satisfactory condition at Greenville Regional Hospital after being treated for exposure I to cold water. More evidence allowed Westmoreland Common Pleas Court Judge Gary P.

Caruso will allow state prosecutors today to present more evidence to counter claims of two former landfill operators Nikolai Zdrale, 58 of Greens-burg and William Fiore, 61, of Whitehall that they should not be held for trial on charges of attempting to kill a state environmental official. Deputy Attorney General Lawrence Claus said he will call co-defendant James M. Thomas, 33, of Irwin, whose memory failed on key points in earlier testimony, and a former DER official, V. Vincent Luci, 37, of New York, to testify today. Leroy B.

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