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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1981
Page
5
A man died from head injuries after intruders broke into the Teledyne-Wirz Co. at Fourth and Townsend. Police are investigating the July incident and identifications of suspects are pending.
James F. Figg of Aston Mills Road was arrested for allegedly striking William J. Brown with a crutch at the Aston Mills Shopping Center around 9 p.m. on August 7. Brown received treatment for a head injury. Figg faced charges of simple and aggravated assault and disorderly conduct, with $5,000 bail set on his own recognizance.
Newtown supervisors awarded two gas supply contracts to Fritsch Brothers Inc and Dave's Sunoco at 3 cents over current dealer price. Prospect Park council split over former councilman James Stillman’s mayoral appointment amid Hawke’s resignation and McConnell opposition. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board fined Peabody's Pub $100 for insufficient funds checks.
About 200 guests watched as a two ton backhoe moved earth into a sandy mound to launch Sacred Heart Hospital's first major expansion in 22 years Sister Mary Margaret hospital administrator operated the backhoe Auxiliary Bishop Martin Lohmuller led a ground dedication noting the church’s health care altruism and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia runs 10 general hospitals Delware County Council Chairman Charles C Keeler said the new addition will create a facility surpassing others in the community
Clifton Heights and Aldan police sued Conrail for weeds and debris at the Clifton Heights Aldan train station on Springfield Road. Conrail paid 546 dollars in fines after 12 violations were cited. a partial settlement reduced the total due to one half with a guilty plea. Authorities said cleanup will continue with crews returning Monday to finish the job.
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