Daily Times of Delaware County Established in 1876
The Chester based newspaper known as The Daily Times serves Delaware County Pennsylvania as an independent daily with editor and publisher H L Schwartz Ill guiding the publication since its early establishment in 1876.
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Reagan Assassination Attempt Reflected In Nation’s Frustration
The piece laments the senseless attack on President Reagan and notes Brady and others injured survive, arguing gun control and capital punishment cannot fully prevent assassinations. It suggests leaders can never be entirely shielded from danger and emphasizes minimizing risk remains the goal.
25 Cent Ladies Lace Top Gloves At Deering's Chester
A 1919 style notice lists Deering's 273rd Street Chester selling ladies lace top gloves for 25 cents. It also notes W J Oglesby shooting a white swan on the New Jersey Delaware River side opposite Chester and other local happenings.
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Almanac notes April 1 1981 events and birthdays
Almanac notes today April 1 1981 the 91st day of the year with 274 to follow. It is April Fool's Day. Rachmaninoff born April 1 1873. Historical highlights include Cincinnati fire department salary reform 1853 RAF founded 1918 and early World War I bombing from French bases 1918 and Jackie Mitchell signing with Chattanooga 1931. Thought by Friedrich Nietzsche on fretfulness.
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Illegal immigration flows into Mexico mirror US border issues
Guatemalan migrant Palomo Fonseca crosses the Suchiate river into Mexico at dawn, joining a broader Central American exodus amid weak border controls. Planters recruit migrants for low pay, with abuses reported including underpayment and poor living conditions. Migrants describe 12 hour days in coffee fields starting at 5 a.m., scant meals, and harsh treatment, while authorities offer little relief.
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Border bribe culture and illegal crossings on Suchiate river
Officials on the Mexican border allegedly extract bribes from migrants crossing the Suchiate river with many women and teen boys pressured for favors. Rumors of a lax Mexican stance and talks of a border patrol echo as thousands, including Guatemalans and Salvadorans, risk the crossing daily for work and refuge.
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Haig Versus White House Highlights Policy Coordination
Joseph C Harsch argues for a direct and trusted link between president and secretary of state to ensure consistent foreign policy. He compares Reagan Haig dynamics with Carter era uncertainty, cites Byrnes, Brzezinski, Young and White House influence, and notes the need for clear source of policy direction amid crises. Letter page note follows with reader mail rules.
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