Bamberger's To Open in Springfield Mall in 1974
Construction progresses on Bamberger's second Pennsylvania store at the Springfield mall on Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road. The three story outlet, designed by Hamby Kennerly Slomanson and Smith, covers about 192000 square feet and aims for a September 1974 opening. Wanamaker's at the east end will span 180000 square feet and open in August 1974. The mall, still untitled, will feature 70 stores across two levels with a mix of ready to wear, home furnishings and appliances.
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Springfield
Bamberger’ S
Springfield Mall
Baltimore Pike
Sproul Road
Bamberger’s
Joseph Berzock
Macy's
New York
Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker’s
Wanamakers
Bambergers
Oxford Valley
Bucks County
Bamberger's
Hamby, Kennerly
Wanamaker Eagle
Wanamaker's
Kaiserman
Wind
CID Sets Cleanup Pact Probe
The Delaware County CID will probe Daily Times allegations about Chester Mayor John H. Nacrelli amid a bidless flood cleanup contract worth about 680000 in federal disaster funds. Dist Atty Stephen J McEwen Jr ordered the inquiry after Chester Democratic Chairman Fernando A Vitelli requested action.
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Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division
CID
Daily Times
Chester
John H. Nacrelli
Dist
Atty
Stephen J. McEwen Jr
Chester Democratic
Fernando A. Vitelli
McEwen
Rocco P. Arella
Vitelli
Charles Carr
Scout Dies at National Jamboree in Moraine Park
A 16 year old Boy Scout from Chattanooga Tennessee died during the 1973 National Jamboree East at Moraine State Park Pennsylvania. He was found unconscious near the main arena and died shortly after at the 350th Army Evacuation Hospital. Autopsy pending after coroner tentative ruling of heart failure. Earlier a 61 year old commissary volunteer from Grammer Indiana, Werner Thompson, died of a heart ailment.
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Moraine State Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
Don E. Steele
Loraine
Ohio
Butler County
Werner Thompson
Grammer, Ind
Cardinal O'Hara faces football rules probe
Daily Times reports Cardinal O'Hara may have violated football rules with "conditioning" drills. The notice appears among brief items in Page 22 of the Chester edition, with weather and ads noted elsewhere. The item is part of a compact local page summary.
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Cardinal O'Hara
Unemployment pay eyed for Marcus Hook Sun Oil workers
About 1,700 Sun Oil Co workers at the Marcus Hook refinery may receive unemployment compensation for 17 weeks of strike action. Unofficial word says basic weekly payments could reach 91 dollars, totaling over 1,500 dollars per worker and more than 2.6 million dollars overall. The move hinges on whether the stoppage is a strike or a lockout, with notices sent to lawyers but not yet to the company or union.
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Sun Oil Co
Marcus Hook
Loal 8901
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Ocaw) International Union
Toronto
Arcomone
Anthony
Samuel Wolfson
State Bureau of Employment Security
BES
Harrisburg
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Paul Smith
Sun
Herbert W. Hoffman
Sun Oil
Washington, D.C
W.J. Usery
Payoff report ties Agnew to $50,000 from contractors
Justice Department declines comment on Knight chain report that Spiro Agnew received $50,000 after becoming vice president. The probe involves kickbacks from Maryland and Baltimore County contractors, bribery extortion and tax questions. Witnesses include Jerome Wolff and Lester Matz while no charges have been filed.
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Washington (Ap
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Knight
Agnew
Washington
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore County
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
William E. Fornoff
Fornoff
Knight Newspapers
Jerome B. Wolff
Wolff
Beall
Lester Matz
Matz
J. Walter Jones
I. H. Hammerman
Drug Pushers Seized in Philadelphia Suburban Raids
State and local officers arrested 21 Chester County residents in a string of drug raids near Philadelphia. The suspects aged 14 to 30 were described by police as drug pushers and were taken into custody on Tuesday.
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West Chester, Pa
Chester County
Philadelphia
Petersen resents losing Watergate probe to special prosecutor
An angry Henry E. Petersen told the Senate Watergate committee he resented ceding control of the Watergate investigation to Archibald Cox. He said the move reflected on him and the Justice Department as the hearings continued into a prolonged phase with 35 witnesses.
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Washington (Ap
Asst
Henry E. Petersen
Department of Justice
Petersen
Messenger
Domo
Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Committee
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Richard G. Kleindienst
Presiden
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Nixon
Jeb S. Magruder
John W. Dean
Senate Committee
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Insurgents Hit Phnom Penh Radio Center Amid Bombing
Cambodian insurgents attacked the main international radio transmission center near Phnom Penh airport and blew up parts of the installation. Site defenses fled after orders to surrender, and seven government troops were wounded by explosions. US bombers joined air operations targeting insurgent positions near the capital.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Hong Kong
Inter
Kambel
U. S
Phnora Penh
Kompong Tuo
Prek Thnot
Government Study Commission Sets Third Meeting At Courthouse
The Government Study Commission will hold its third study meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the county commissioners room. County solicitor Edward H. P. Fronefield will speak. Attendance at the first two meetings was five and nine. After three more August meetings, a September start will begin a series of one meetings in the 11 legislative districts.
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Delaware _ County Government Study Commission
Edward H. P. Fronefield
Skylab 2 crew aims for full 59 days in orbit
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma have settled into a stable orbital routine and aim to complete the mission’s full 59 days. After early illnesses and technical glitches, officials say the worst may be over as the crew plans a day of solar telescope experiments medical devices and Earth resources photography.
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