Dead deer laid to rest on North Providence Road
A doe found Monday in the 2100 block of North Providence Road was removed Wednesday by a state game protector after township police and county game protectors failed to secure an immediate response. Delaware County reported 174 deer killed in highway incidents last year. Also reported are changes in the Chester Upland school district administration with Eugene A. Cresta named secretary and business manager, and Myers A. Curren as district controller, replacing longtime administrator William A. Grayson.
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North Providence Road
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Delaware County
Philadelphia
Barbara Moses
North 28Th Street
Chester
Chester Upland School Board
Eugene A. Cresta
Myers A. Curren
William A. Grayson
Clymer joins SEPTA board for five-year term
Swarthmore accountant Brian W. Clymer receives a five year appointment to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority board starting Sept 1, succeeding John W. MacMurray who left the post. Clymer was named to fill the unexpired term in January. Road works in Swarthmore slated as a contract of 111000 will upgrade Swarthmore Avenue from Chester Road to Yale Avenue, with work to start in about three weeks. Police seek a man who grabbed 42 dollars from a 7 Eleven cash drawer on MacDade Boulevard. A sleeve tore in the incident as he fled. Chester notes federal grant extension for rodent control in the city, bringing total to 154,620 through June 30, 1982, to aid sanitation efforts.
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Brian W. Clymer
Swarthmore
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority Board
Clymer
Septa Board
John W. MacMurray
Haverford
Swarthmore Avenue
Chester Road
Yale Avenue
Thomas P. Gannon
161St
Ridley Township
Glenolden
Joseph T.grant
MacDade Boulevard
Gardner Avenue
Chester
Linda Z. Marston
U.S. Dent of Health and Human Services
Philadelphia
City Public Safety Department
Feud Over Brandywine Dams Escalates With Bulldozer Showdown
Bayard Taylor and artist Andrew Wyeth face long legal fights over two dams on Brandywine Creek. DEA ordered a plug removed to allow Taylor’s drainage, sparking tense standoffs, a bulldozer, and threats of liability confirm. Authorities, attorneys, and family members clash as time runs out.
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Daily Times
Chadds Ford
Bayard Taylor
Andrew Wyeth
Brandywine Creek
Route 100
State Department of Environmental Resources
Wyeth
Taylor
DEA
Joan Talley
William Pickett
Brandywine
Pickett
Black mother faces racial harassment in Toby Farms
Lillian Maxwell says she has endured four years of harassment after moving into Toby Farms. Six carloads of white youths chased black children with baseball bats last Thursday, followed by bricks thrown at her home and a white neighbor warning of a fire with a cross set on her lawn. The FBI and Justice Department are involved, with officials stating inquiries are underway.
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William Alnor
Daily Times
Chester Township
Lillian Maxwell
Toby Farms
Harshaw Road
Rainer Road
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Upper Providence
Grayson
Oress Oa
Dorothea Reynolds
Taylor’s Meadow Banks
Commonwealth
Maine
Colieve
Maxwell
George Souder
Souder
FBI
Michael Leyden
Newtown
Mrs. Maxwell
Great Adventure Amunement Park
Jackson
N.J
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