Lotteries and weather notes in brief entry
A compact item lists lotteries and a weather note with brief references to figures and a date fragment. The readable text mentions teedee and Glevision and includes a stray 28-2 style marker alongside a weather line. The fragmentary nature limits precise details.
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Teedee
Voyager 2 shows signs of camera recovery near Saturn
Voyager 2, blinded by a February malfunction on the far side of Saturn, may have regained normal operation after a Tuesday night incident. JPL officials reported the camera platform may have moved through its range, with signals at 10 p.m. EDT showing the craft responding to a lower gear command as investigators consider dust mote collision as a可能 cause. Bradford Smith called the mission about 99 percent successful and welcomed the patch as it unfolds.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Voyager 2
Saturn
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
al Hibbs
Bradford Smith
Drexel Hill woman guilty of involuntary manslaughter
A 20 year old Drexel Hill woman was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her five month old son Phillip R. Simpson Jr. after a jury deliberation that stretched to 11:15 p.m. The defendant also faced acquittal on murder and aggravated assault charges and was remanded to Delaware County Prison in lieu of 25000 dollars bail. The trial heard testimony of the mother describing her relation to the child and alleged seizure history while the father, Phillip, 23, testified he never saw abuse.
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Daily Times
Drexel Hill
Catherine Norman
Woodland Avenue
Delaware County
Thornbury
Norman
Phillip R. Simpson Jr
Subscription Rates for The Times Advertised
The notice lists subscription prices including 40.56 for six months and 81.12 for one year with cents per week noted. Mildred Avie office connected to the listing. USPS 151 appears as an identifying line in the readable fragment.
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Mildred Avie Fice
Jagger Announces Rolling Stones U S Tour Open in Philadelphia
Mick Jagger rolled into Philadelphia to unveil the Rolling Stones 1981 tour kicking off September 25 at John F Kennedy Stadium. The 21 city run ends December 6 in Birmingham after Tattoo You's release, with Mayhem guaranteed at 90,000 seats despite $1575 tickets. Also on the bill are The Pretenders George Thorogood The Clash and Bob Dylan among others.
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Philadelphia
Mick Jagger
U.S
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Jagger
United States
Stones
EFC
George Thorogood
The
Clash
Bob Dylan
Elvis Costello
Bob Seeger
Police
Pauley Show Miscarriage Mention Highlights Afternoon Remarks
The fragment notes Ms Pauley referencing a miscarriage while McAndrew reports afternoon remarks. The incomplete text suggests a testimony or quote, with names Pauley and McAndrew tied to the event. Further context is missing to determine full implications or sequence.
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Ms. Pauley
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