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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1978

Page

3

Paddle debate flares after Hart acquittal in Delaware County

In Delaware County Court Miss Annette Hart a 28 year old fourth grade teacher at Toby Farms Elementary was acquitted of assault charges for paddling a nine year old student who refused homework A jurors letter requests the paddle be destroyed and questions the Chester Upland School System policy The paddle remains with the court officials who report the jurors compassionate view while stressing corporal punishment Palaver notes the district allows such punishment only after other methods fail and requires written parental opt out notices for spankings See JURY Page 4

Marlene Digiacomo Daily Times Delaware County Annette M. Hart Toby Farms Elmentary Chester Upland John Vaul Toby Farms Joseph Ferrara Miss Hart Chester-Upland John Gallagher Delaware County Court Gallagher Ferrara

Hijackers Release Passengers From TWA Jet in Geneva

A TWA Boeing 707 from New York to Geneva and Nice landed in Geneva with 89 aboard. Hijackers released all passengers by about 4 p.m. local time after demanding the release of Nazi deputy Rudolf Hess and Sirhan Sirhan along with other prisoners. The group, claiming ties to a mysterious organization, also demanded freedom for Cretians and a Palestinian. Authorities, including the U.S. Mission in Geneva, led a swift crisis response as the plane remained under control.

Geneva Switzerland TWA New York Rudolf Hess Robert F. Kennedy Sirhan Sirhan U.S William Vanden Heuvel Katarina Vanden Heuvel United Nations International Committee of the Red Cross Red Cross Francoise Bory Justice Ministry Ulrich Hubacher United Revolutionary Soldiers Reciprocal Relief Alliance For Peace, Justice and Freedom Hess Hitler England Spandau West Berlin NOW &4 Nuermberg Kurt Furgler Guy Fontanet

Labor woes in Ridley Township flare and resolve

Ridley Township faced trash collection delays after four workers quit during a dispute. Liberatore and Cummings cited manning shortages and preferential treatment fears, while a wildcat strike occurred briefly. Sanitation post vacancies forced highway crews to cover routes as nine positions remained unfilled.

Harry Maitland Daily Times Ridley Township Highway Department Ron Liberatore Barry Cummings Delaware County Daily Times 9Th Ward Barry D. Mabry Liberatore Cummings Randall and Sherman Aves Woodlyn Raymond H. Kramer Richard Schaffer Sanitation Martin Howell Sanitation Department Ridley

Clean-up promised at Prospect Park Nursing Home

Prospect Park Nursing Home administrator Mary Hazelton promised a clean-up and straighten up of the 90 bed facility cited by the State Health Department for 24 license violations. She aims to correct listed violations by September and notes attempts to improve staff knowledge and record keeping as a provisional license remains in effect.

Prospect Park State Health Department Mary Hazelton Hazelton Chester Pike Jay E. Laff Bureau of Ome Health Department Rockford Center Wilmington Del Rockford Long Beach Calif Ms. Hazelton

Weather outlook reports 40 percent rain chance today

The weatherman cautions of a dull overcast sky with a 40 percent chance of rain today while weekend conditions are expected to be fair and cool. Details appear on page 2.

Louis Prima 65 dies after long coma in New Orleans

Louis Prima, famed New Orleans and Las Vegas entertainer, died at 65 after nearly three years in a coma from a brain tumor. He passed away at Touro Infirmary with his fourth wife Gia Maione by his side following brain surgery in Los Angeles and a return to his hometown in 1976. Pete Fountain praised his showmanship and lasting influence on performers.

Louis Prima New Orleans Las Vegas Prima Gia Maione Touro Infirmary Los Angeles Louis Pete Fountain

Chester Police Department shakeup prompts transfers and promotions

Mayor John H. Nacrelli and the city council ordered new assignments effective Monday. Det. Capt. Joseph Lastowka moves to street duty, Capt. John Mullen becomes acting captain of detectives, Sgt. Russell McLean rises to acting shift captain, and Sgt. Floyd Lewis is named captain. Chief William Hoopes declined comment amid a running controversy with the mayor. Two young girls reported missing in North Philadelphia three days ago, Seren Ered, 7, and Patricia Jenkins, 6, with mother Annie Elrod citing asthma medication needs in the household.

Chester John H. Nacrelli Joseph Lastowka John Mullen Russell McLean Floyd Lewis William Hoopes Philadelphia Seren Ered Patricia Jenkins North Annie Elrod Sharon Patricia

Claymont man 20 electrocuted at work near Newark

Thomas J. Persing of 2305 Wilson Ave Claymont Del an Amtrak electrical lineman was electrocuted Thursday near Newark and pronounced dead at Newark Emergency Center He is survived by his mother Mrs Winifred E Syfrit Botham and father Kenneth Persing Funeral services set with Church burial details and a postponed hearing for arson and attempted murder in Norwood on the same page.

Thomas J. Persing Wilson Ave Claymont Del Amtrak Newark Newark Emergency Center Winifred E Syfrit Botham Kenneth Persing Claymont High School Chester Horace Bothum Kenneth F. Persing Jr Peter H. Bothum Sharon T. Persing Peter Fedorchak

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