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► The local Jewish c o m m u n i t y celebrates an ancient festival in the Aleppo Township home of Rabbi Shalorti Bell.
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► Quaker Valley boys sQCcer team clinches another division championship — Its seventh in the past eight years.
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GHOUL JAZZ: This Creature of the night really knew how to mix sax and violence as he marched in Sewickley's annual Halloween Parade on Saturday. For more on the sounds of spookin', roll over to page A26.
Photo by Davidson Chan
Up Tuesday
The 1992 campaign season will come to an end this Tuesdayt Nov. 3, when voters decide on a variety of races.
Polling places (see accompanying list) will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
'The Presidential election will top the ballot With Arkansas Democrat Bill Clinton, Republican President George Bush and independent Ross Perot on the ticket.
Democrat Lynn Yeakel challenges Republican incumbent Arlen Specter for U.S. Senate.
In the SOth Congressional District — which includes Edgeworth, Glenfieldj Haysville, Osborne
and Sewickley	cotifiliiiedor.	page A2
President George Bush
50 Cents
▼ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS
to review
cars
' By FBAHK liBONi staff writer
The cost of operating cars is not only a concern to consumers, but also local borough officials.
At its meeting last week, Sewickley Heights Council decided to start monitoring its police cars.
The cost of operating police cars has been a concern for council for several months. Of special concern is how fast the cruisers go through their tires.
“I don't know about the tires,” said council President G. Whitney Snyder at the meeting.’“We buy the best, but they (police cars) chew up tires like they’re going out of style.”
In conjunction with Mayor Furman South III, Snyder has developed a plan to monitor the police vehicles. It includes registering the miles each cruiser travels per turn, analyzing where it travels during that turn and the duration per turn the police car is idling.
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▼ COURrRESUW
Gateway
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A federal court judge has ruled that Gateway Publications reporters are not entitled to overtime pay if they work for any of the company’s newspapers with a circulation fewer than 4,000 copies.
Judge William Standish of U.S. District Court ruled in a suit filed against Gateway by the federal Department' of Labor that the federal wage and hour law’s exemption of small newspapers applied to those published by Gateway. This is the first time a court has found the exemption applicable to commonly published newspapers.
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