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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1981
Page
12
Partly sunny today with highs near 80s and lows in the 60s. A 10 percent rain chance today and 20 percent tonight. Winds light from the east to southeast. Mostly fair Monday to Wednesday with little temperature change. Sunrise 5 20 a m sunset 6 48 p m.
Tide report for the Delaware River at Chester notes high water at 6 18 p m and low water at 1 p m with no additional context or dates provided.
Local notices list divorces including John Burger from Melissa Schill Edward Faulkner from Gary Nettie Faulkner from Gary Smith from Catherine James Polilli from Andre Linda Joseph from Rob ert Mildred Moon from Gary Stephen Griffith from Linda Ethel Richwine from Richard. Names cover Aston Sharon Hill Chester Ridley Township Media Newbury Wayne Newtown Folcroft Wayne Marple Chester appear in the docket.
Gold closed at 432.60 in New York on Friday, up 4.10, and 431.50 in London, up 2. Silver finished at 9.59 in New York, up 0.03 per troy ounce.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission signaled it may begin a separate review next month to determine if TMI Unit 1, undamaged since the 1979 accident, can be restarted. The move follows a licensing board's impending August decision on the utility's competence to operate the sister reactor and will hinge on emergency planning, hardware, and design adequacy.
Harrisburg UPI report says the Public Utility Commission will delay final ruling on Met-Ed and Penelec rate increases totaling 318.5 million to allow an investigation. The panel rejected an Aug. 29 implementation plan and may require customers to cover some decontamination costs. Commissioner Cawley suggested utilities’ customers pay a modest portion.
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