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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1973

Page

8

Media Clinic to stay in Media borough despite moving plans

Media Clinic officials announced they will likely shelve plans to relocate to a 35 acre site on Baltimore Pike near Riddle Hospital Middletown. A borough council extension allows a temporary module housing the orthopedic division for 24 more months amid traffic and cost concerns.

Borough Baltimore Pike Riddle Hospital Middletown Providence Road Kirby Frank Hamilton Hamilton

Two arson suspects arrested in Chester case

Chester police arrested James Reed a 17 year old and Steven Dawson 21 after they allegedly stole tires from a car and poured gasoline on it then set it ablaze. Reed and Dawson are charged with arson theft and aiding in the consumption of a crime.

Chester James Reed 7Th Street Steven Dawson 3Rd Street Cleveland Posey Dale Mancini 9Th Lloyd Sts Adam Sendek Samuel Truell Posey Mancini Showalter Junior High School 10Th Reed Lloyd Street Sendek Truell Daniel Iacone Anthony Polites W. 3Rd Street Dawson

Scout leader modest about achievements

Springfield resident A Edward Hines Jr., unit commissioner for Troop 419 at Princeton Presbyterian Church, reflects on scouting’s life shaping role. He traces his involvement from 1928 in Philadelphia to his four scouting children, noting shifts in unit commissioner duties and his commitment beyond active roles.

Daily Times Springfield A. Edward Hines Jr Briarhill Road Hines Philadelphia Princeton Presbyterian Church Order of Merit Order of the Arrow Curtis Publishing Co Th Federal Reserve Board District Bank Dorothy A. Edward 3Rd Janet David Springfield High School A. Edward Ruth Cub Scouts Boy Scouts

Two Delaware County adult book stores face new legal actions

In Upper Darby a store owner seeks to void a lease, claiming the tenant operates an adult shop instead of a book store. In Edgmont, supervisors ask the county district attorney to file suit to close the West Chester Pike store, after prior code violations and a failed sign removal attempt.

Delaware County Upper Darby Edgmont Michael Falcone Hutchinson Terrace Holmes Thomas Bray Medford Lakes N.J West Chester Pike Anthony Raffo Bray Raffo Peace Charles P. Liverton Route 252 Harry Dunn Township Planning Commission Frank Gravina Dunn

Springfield Mall opponents drop appeal over $100000 bond

Swarthmore group SWARTHMORE-Action for Community Survival will not appeal Judge Louis Bloom's order to post a $100,000 bond to bring the Springfield Mall zoning case before the Springfield Zoning Board. The statement says the bond is beyond citizens' means and blocks accountability while urging strict enforcement of the zoning code and environmental protection.

Swarthmore Louis Bloom Springfield Springfield Zoning Board Springfield Mail Whisky Run Springfield Commissioners Zoning Board

Widener to host Black scholars conference at Kapelski Center

A public two day conference led by Widener College director Dr. Alonzo Cavin gathers national Black educators at the Kapelski Learning Center. Friday features Dr. Alvin Poussaint and Dr. Ernest E Guile with topics on academic psychology health and Black literature in curricula. Lectures and seminars are free.

Chester Widener College Kapelski Alonzo Cavin Widener Harvard University Medical School Ernest E. Guile Roxbury Mass Medical Technical Institute Liz Grant State University of New York James Spady

Weather Wrap: Temperatures and Tides Outlook

Today's high 90 and low 70 set the 24 hour delta with average 80 and date norm 79. Extended outlook shows partly sunny hot humid days Friday to Sunday with chances of thundershowers and highs near 90s and lows in the low to mid 70s.

Concord approves sewer authority and zoning actions

Concord supervisors adopt an ordinance creating a township sewer authority with staggered terms for five appointees. They plan to consult the township planning commission on future appointments and schedule public hearings for zoning changes including a PRD on Route 202 and a furniture store on Baltimore Pike.

Concord Harvey Bounds Concord Road Philip Masciantonio Smithbridge Road John Yago Cottonwood Lane George Bartsch Kirk Road William Spurgeon Bounds Township Planning Commission Masciantonio Frank Parker Planning Commission Commission Robert Miles Mills Donald Ward Joseph M. Blair Rose Conlin Conestoga Farms T Hat Lady Donald B. Roberts Brandywine Youth Clan BYC Garnet Valley High School Elaine Samuels DeSabatine Co Wilmington Route Town and Country Baltimore Pike Route 322 Burleigh Force Thornto Road R-2 PRD

Wall impact to be discussed at community potluck

Ecological problems linked to the Springfield Mall will be discussed at a 6 30 p m potluck supper at St Pauls United Church of Christ 607 W Springfield Rd Speakers include David Linton of Whisky Run Rebellion and Robert L Anthony of Nether Providence an opponent of the new mall.

Springfield Springfield Mall St. Paul’s United Church

CID Sets City Probe Involving Longtime Associates

CID investigates city matters tied to Nacrelli and Carr with at least one joint business link. HUD also probes flood cleanup contracts. McEwen cautions investigations look for evidence and deny presumed wrongdoing, noting anonymous tips often lack validity.

Nacrelli Carr Daily Times U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD McEwen District Attorney's Office

76 year old man attacked and robbed in Chester

A 76 year old Chester man, Ralph Calloway of 20 East 18th Street, was assaulted and robbed of 42 dollars while waiting for a bus at 6th and Welsh Streets around 8 30 p m Tuesday. He sustained a injured right hand and received treatment at Crozer Chester Medical Center in Upland.

Chester 6Th Welsh Streets Ralph Calloway 18Th St Crozer Chester Medical Center Upland

Hospital official disputes Shapp bill during hearings

CCMC executive vice president Raymond J. Cisneros opposed Gov. Shapp's hospital cost control bill, urging support for the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania plan. He argued against blanket state control and favored department by department cost reviews or facility-wide budgeting with indigent care and working capital. Seven administrators testified as hearings in Bryn Mawr wrapped up with a fact-finding report anticipated.

Lower Merson Crozer Chester Medical Center CCMC Upland Milton Shapp Raymond J. Cisneros Health and Welfare Committee State House of Representatives Philadelphia Bryn’ Mawr Hospital Cisneros Hospital Association of Pennsylvania Shapp Hospital Association Richard A. McClatchy Jr Montgomery County Delaware County Edmund Jones Swarthmore

Vedia Office Burglarized Police Say Burglary Likely By Children

The offices of attorney Guy G. Smith at 221 N Olive St were burglarized Tuesday. Police, led by Chief Thomas Bruton, believe youths caused the break in after entry via a rear fire escape. A dictaphone valued at about $500 and a clock radio were stolen. Three glass panes were broken to gain access.

Guy G. Smith N. Olive St Thomas Bruton Bruton

Pothole opens into five foot drop on Hook Road bridge

Rush hour traffic on Hook Road in Darby Township was blocked by a 30 by 40 inch hole over a five foot drop to Muckinipates Creek. Patrolman Robert Goldsborough said the surface deterioration is severe and a car was pulled from the hole. Officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation planned an on site inspection to assess the damage.

Goldsborough Joseph Winchester Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Middetown Winchester

Shaw Quotation On Behavior In Quarrels

Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw states that true feelings show in how a person behaves during a quarrel, emphasizing conduct over words as a test of character.

George Bernard Shaw

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