Delaware County Daily Times (Newspaper) - November 26, 1974, Chester, Pennsylvania 70 HOME DELIVERY 75 CENTS MOTOR ROUTE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 26 1974 FIFTEEN CENTS on WASHINGTON preparing a Briefing for leaders on the proposed nuclear weapons agreement reached with Soviet leader Leonid I Brezhnev Details of the tentative agreement were not released publicly prior to Ford's meeting today with the leaders The President will give numbers but it will be on- a a While House spokesman said New York Times reported today that the United Slates the Soviet Union agreed offensive nuclear fewer than and The two countries also agreed the number of missiles carrying multiple warheads the report said addition the United States probably would not to make any substantial cuts in- of its current nuclear under the proposed agreement but the would according to report from overseas trip that included Vladivostok with and aides expressed over the and Pentagon sources showed some skepticism they awaited ori the which Secretary of Siate Henry A called in strategic briefing with Republican of and members from both parties on the congressional Foreign Affairs Services and Appropriations did not include the prime administration nuclear weapons Henry M Jackson Jackson demanding with Soviets provide balance in both the numbers and force of missiles Appearing on the CBS News today Jackson agreement apparently would allow both countries to increase their missile strength Jackson said countries should agree to cut their missile strength instead I would like to see the number of missiles reduced to 1.700 for each country Jackson said Both sides have they need Noting that the agreement between Ford and the Russians was oral Jackson said it would have been wiser to get the entire agreement in writing rlt is important in negotiating with to get in he added for Elwyn HARRISBURG The Central Railroad has asked the Public Utility Commission CRUC to approve a regular one-way fare increase commuter train between and the station in Middletown effective Dec 9 The from to and would put Elwyn in mileage spokesman said Commuters should have been paying in line with its tariff calling for that charge for 15.1 and 19 miles according to the request The trip is 15.1 miles the railroad said A one-way bargain fare also would go up from 85 cents to 90 cents Other proposed increases on the run two- tickets from to monthly ticket from to and monthly school ticket from Except for a Increase on rides between Elwyn and the Swarthmore and Wallingford stations all fares to and from other points would he increased 15 A study of the proposed revision was started 000 for one month jolts school board CHESTER The Chester Board received electric and is teachers and employes to turn off lights in empty rooms School Director Edward J Gill said lighting Chester High School building is costing a small fortune According to Gill the district pay ing about per month for electrical vice He said Supt V V IS J Ricci informed him the electric cost for October was articles on Page 3 said someone f has to get the message across to professional and about the cost of electricity said the district will to pay in the next year for electricity If we can save per cent of it be worths couple of reading teachers said of to Philadelphia Electric cludes both and gas service Gill said he has been checking into electric use in the district and has about one out of every five employes turn off lights m empty rooms Schools J Vaul said instructed his staff to advise teachers and employes of the expense Employes have been instructed to turn off lights when rooms GUI said he visited three Monday and saw many rooms with lights on while students were at lunch He estimated that ori in 50 rooms at the three buildings Ricci said he has ordered electric switch plates that will help remind employes of the need for conservation The plates will bear the Please turn off light when room is empty In another matter Mrs Ellen district guidance supervisor informed the board that quality education assessment tests that were given students in the 5th 8th and nth grades last February will be released soon for the benefit of parents In other business the school Announced that students who live on Avon Road and Parkway Avenue will be provided school bus transportation to Chester High School The distance was measured and was found to be eligible for bus transportation according to state minimum distance Authorized the Temple University Educational Service Bureau to conduct a student population trend survey for shows plan of land fie v J will be By DOROTHEA RE Daily Times Correspondent ASTON It's as hard to find in his office to his name He just arrived home from he is going soon on tour of Europe and Israel In the few days in between he found time to review papers which will lease eight acres adjacent to his Co at Bridgewater Road and Park Lane to the township for recreation 1 heard company wanted to buy the arf to he said 1 couldn't stand thinking of all these beautiful trees with cement dust They would surely what an awful greeting that would be fof people entering the township So I bought the By leasing it to the ship I know it be green and a for the kids to play Sotiropoulos arrived in this country from Greece 20 years ago when he was 24 He had an engineering degree but didn't speak a English and had the sum of 25 cents in his pocket to work sweeping a machine he said VAnd I began a little shop in my basement where little screws and little parts From that has grown the of dollar Tool is the flagship We built the first computer in the world as well as the first electronic machine for taking your own blood pressure Sotiropoulos said We supply aircraft products and equipment for Boeing and We have dozens of It is a great joy for all the to exchange engineering ideas with The Sotiropoulos family residents of Upper Providence includes wife Mary and children Georgia 16 Nick 12 and Irene 6 Don't forget my mother-in-law Mrs We first moved in with her and then she with us It's only a temporary arrangement but it has lasted 20 he joked Commissioner Schei vert said the township is delighted with the gift which is worth an estimated We are very proud that someone who doesn't even live here feels so strongly about our township that he would come forward to offer this to said We intend to seek help from the county recreation board on how to use it to the best advantage It is an ideal situation for trails little fishing spots and a picnic grove We are most grateful means National state and county offices will be closed on Thursday to mark the day set aside to remember the Pilgrims first Thanksgiving However county of- fices will be open only with skeleton crews on Friday Monday to permit all of their employes to have two holidays Municipal Building will be closed and Friday A number of businesses in- in the area such as Electric Corp and Scott Paper Co will the two-day holiday Public and closed for two days giving students a four-day holiday state closed only on Thursday Many churches throughout the county have scheduled Thanksgiving Day Services The Delaware County Daily Times will publish Thursday r Inside your Doily Times Amusements 15 Bridge 22 Classified Ads Comics Community Clock 17 Correspondents List 23 Crossword 23 Death Notices 4 6 Ifi 22 22 4 22 Clear and cold tonight low 25 Partly sunny and not as cold Wednesday Details on E- Chester Pi 11016 Want All TR Home per Editorials Financial News Horoscope Junior Editors Obituaries Outlook Section Sports Television KISS TO KEEP baby Uganda giraffe plants an unforgettable kiss Monday on April Mehner at the San Diego Wild Animal Park in San Pasqual Calif The giraffe a female named or Gift Child in was born Nov 15 Tanaka resigns Japanese post over f i nan TOKYO AP Hailed two years ago as Japan's man of the future Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka says he is resigning in shame and embarrassment over misunderstandings about the sources of his private fortune The maverick of Japanese politics announced today that he would remain as prime minister until the ruling Liberal Democratic party can find a successor take two The leading contenders former Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda 69 Tanaka's chief political foe Finance Minister Masayoshi Ohira 64 a powerful Tanaka supporter The resignation plunged he conservative government party into turmoil The insisted new party president and prime minister be chosen through con- among party leaders The Ohira faction was holding out for a full-scale party vote Fukuda has the backing of former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and former Deputy Prime Minister Takeo Miki but this is regarded as insufficient He is seeking a consensus because he feels cannot defeat the combined forces in a straight vote among the dozen or so factions party A combination of tions led by Tanaka Ohira and Yasuhiro Nakasone Tanaka's minister of international trade industry defeated Fukuda in 1972 If the deadlock continues up to Dec 10 a party convention is expected to be called Nicknamed the com- bulldozer because of his energy and skill with finances Tanaka began his stewardship of.the nation in July 1972 by a successful to recognize mainland China He ended it after another the Nov visit of President Ford the first American chief executive ever to come to Japan In between inflation soaring living international monetary problem's and suggestions by the respected Bungei magazine that he had used his office for private gain brought him down Tanaka looked like a beaten man he handed his resignation president to four top LDP executives at residence next to the Diet or parliament building in a resignation statement he I deeply feel political arid for the current political which has resulted from my personal problems He said he eventually plans to the truth and seek the understanding of tiie people He added that misunderstanding among the for a moment means that it is a matter of shame as a public official that I feel hard to endure He said he down because Japan has many problems requiring urgent When thinking about the future of our country I as if the rain came down in torrents in one night the letter con- Before going to the party chiefs with his decision Tanaka telephoned his and offered prayers at a Buddhist shrine He told his cabinet after the party accepted his resignation Suburb board axes minorities program NETHER PROVIDENCE Any chance 10 minority studen ts had to attend the Wallingford Swarthmore School District for free was killed Monday night by the school board Despite efforts by board members Mrs Martha Shane and Ann Hazard the board declined to put off a vote on whether to waive tuition for 10 minority students under the A Better ABO program next year in The tuition waiver was then defeated with Maxey Morrison casting the deciding vote against Nether Providence members Richard Sterrett and Jane Miluski had voted in favor of the plan The program would have benefited students to be chosen from ABC's Eastern list Students would have come from more than 100 miles to live in Swarthmore A house provided by the Swarthmore Presbyterian Church have been staffed by live-in counselors paid by ABC Similar programs are under way in Radnor and Lower Merion Morrison read a statement saying that the taxpayer just cannot afford the additional costs the change would said if the program ran for 10 years as it Is set up to district would lose Can we add any more taxes to carry such a program when we know the residents are already bearing an almost unbearable tax he asked ABC was first presented to the board for consideration by Mrs Hazard nine months ago and all members praised the program indicating that if the tuition is paid by other sources the board would be glad to welcome the minority students to Swarthmore High School Prior to the vote a number of people from the audience spoke in favor of the and urged tuition waivers Speakers included Professor Movement of objects called hoax BRIDGEPORT Conn AP City police today said that the reported movement of objects within a private home is an The short statement was issued after an overnight in- at the home of Mr Geraid Goodin and their daughter Authorities promised further details later today The reports which had been confirmed by firemen and at least one attracted psychic researchers hundreds of curious onlookers and news media to the small house Fletcher Bryant assistant dean of admissions of Swarthmore College John Polk vice chairman of the Swarthmore Planning Commission Collins director of the Upward Bound program at the Rev Lyman Ogilvy Episcopal bishop of the Pennsylvania Diocese the Rev Milton Eastwick of wood Hal Doig president of the Swarthmore Property Owners Association and Douglas Bedell chairman of the Outreach Committee of Presbyterian Church In addition to the monetary objections expressed by the five directors who voted against the proposal for tuition president Bernard Moran had a philosophical It is not fair to this board just to dump things on it and let it take the said Mrs Shane said the board should consider that the failure to get waivers could kill the program deprive the students of vital opportunities She said thc taxpayers can afford the program without sacrifice The board voted for a resolution for a tax anticipation note and establishing a sinking fund to repay it by Dec It also approved a study of population trends to be done by Temple University in order to better program requirements for vocational technical education
