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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1981
Page
2
A compact listing of amusements and horseracing notes appears alongside classified items. Editorials and letters are noted in brief, with weather glimpses and television listings affecting reader daily plans.
The fragment lists The Times postal details in Primos Pennsylvania with a Post Office box and a subscription rate of 40.56 for six months and 81.12 for one year, noting domestic postage paid at the main office. It appears as a line from a periodical's postal information section.
Roxanne Hoag testified that a getaway car broke down during the Sept 24 1979 Girard Bank theft at Springfield Mall enabling a chance rescue for the gang. Barksdale Naples and Robinson face theft charges while Robinson’s prior arrests are noted. the car failures hampered several planned robberies.
Lois Shaya, 26, of Cherry Hill New Jersey, delivered three girls and a boy on July 28 after a second course of the fertility drug Pergonal, which her gynecologist Dr Jerome H Check said worked when other drugs failed. the quads are now doing well at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
Dr Check testified that Mrs Shaya's ovulation issues and Pergonal caused a 19 month old daughter Erica Sara and three girls plus a boy. The drug can trigger massive weight gain and ovarian cysts, with higher multi birth risk than natural conception. It is injected daily for eight to nine days during each cycle and imported from Italy by Serono.
Philadelphia police report three officers were injured when a box they were investigating in a private home exploded. Sgt. Francis Monaco was seriously hurt with injuries to the groin thigh and abdomen. Officer Peter Daily sustained abrasions and contusions, and Officer John Lavelle was treated for hearing problems.
A Pennsylvania bill to reduce the Philadelphia non-resident wage tax from 4.3 percent to 2.9 percent moves toward full House debate. Sponsor Rep. Ben Wilson agrees to hold a post August 10 public meeting with Philadelphia officials to seek a solution as supporters argue city revenue of about 85 million dollars could be offset by broadening the tax base to include all income.
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