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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1978
Page
6
The piece argues media created the MOVE group through excessive coverage. It cites Chicago and Philadelphia cases, contends editors should have ignored MOVE to avoid elevating a small radical faction into a national issue. It warns media can fabricate monsters and calls for responsible reporting and restraint.
Highlights include Columbus accused of mistreating natives in 1500, George III proclaiming rebellion in 1775, the Church of Christ Scientist charter in 1869, Japan declaring war in 1914, Marseille captured in 1944, Truman daughter Margret's first concert in 1947, and Kissinger’s new stance in 196? Five years ago a Czech strike protested occupation. Dancer Gene Kelly 66 and Tex Williams 61 birthdays. Thought for today by Aldous Huxley.
A compact note cites Lamentations 3:1 2 3 about darkness and divine wrath, then quotes Carl Jung on human suffering. The reflection contrasts human self-reliance with a higher wisdom that relieves distress.
In Cornwall Bridge Connecticut a columnist reflects on the papal conclave and the church's fractured authority. He notes doubt pervades modern faiths, compares Marxist and Christian convictions, and hopes the new Pope can unite believers toward Peace on Earth despite long odds. The piece ends with a quiet resolve to keep striving for harmony.
A Daily Times reader cites health and safety problems in Spring Hill Park Secane and cites a Kathleen E Hall letter praising tenant rights. The writer notes lack of Pennsylvania protections, eviction pressure, and House Bill 1335 as a potential remedy, urging residents to vote for apartment dwellers' rights.
Public information chief for Philadelphia Electric defends nuclear program while critics question funding and long term costs. The piece cites Peach Bottom fuel savings, plant decommissioning costs, and radioactive waste worries, linking to a Brunsbüttel plant incident affecting dairy farmers as a warning for Limerick.
The county Democratic convention met in Media Courthouse with chairman Charles D. Manley and secretaries George W. Class and George L. Myers guiding proceedings. Candidate slate included Bethel M. Custer Thomas J. Osborne William P. Worrall and others as excitement rose in Chester where the platform briefly collapsed before resuming.
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