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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1978

Page

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Transsexual teacher fired by Chester Upland School Board

Chester Upland School District voted 6-0 to dismiss Jewell Ashlie a transsexual art teacher who changed her name from Keith Komarnicki after sex change surgery. Officials cited incompetency immorality and other improper conduct while stressing potential litigation.

Chester Chester-Upland Jewell Ashlie Earl Foster Media John J. Vaul Ashlie Ms. Ashlie Pulaski Middle Daily Times Pennsylvania Kutztown State College Chester Upland Education Association CUEA Martha Poor

Mercy Convalescent Home hearing delayed in Chester

Harrisburg reports a hearing on revocation of the Mercy Convalescent Home license in Chester was postponed at the request of attorney Jack Brian for owner Morton M. Sturm of Lower Merion. The hearing, at 811 West 3rd Street, Chester, is the first step toward enforced closing.

Harrisburg Mercy Convalescent Home Chester Jack Brian Morton M. Sturm Lower Merion W. 3Rd S

Ewing Transportation Co. Closes Shocks Local Workers

The Twin Oaks based trucking firm shut down after its sales manager and VP visited Paul Lumley’s home to relay the news. Twenty eight employees lost jobs with only a few days notice, as ownership sold the headquarters and equipment before closing. Drivers face unemployment payments far below prior earnings, and workers express frustration over the abrupt action.

Nancy J. Holt Daily Times Ewing Transportation Co Paul Lumley Boothwyn Lumley Twin Oaks Ewing Teamsters Local 312 Rich Taylor Taylor Morton

Chester Detective Earns Second Hearing Delay on Fees Charge

Chester Detective Sergeant Charles Emanuel leaves Media court after a continued preliminary hearing on charges he illegally received 1431 in witness fees. The case was postponed again at the prosecution's request. Emanuel, arrested Aug. 11, is the second Chester police official charged in the county witness fee probe. Det. Anthony Polites faces trial Sept. 25.

Chester Charles Bud) Emanuel Joseph V. Gessler Emanuel Anthony Polites

Coach loses bias charge in Chester High baseball post

Chester Upland School District teacher Michael Sapovits 39 claimed anti Semitism cost him the head baseball coach job at Chester High School. An HRC panel ruled in favor of the district citing coaching conduct and temper issues. Frank Ryan was chosen unanimously for the slot.

Philadelphia Chester-Upland Michael D. Sapovits Pennsylvania State Human Relations Commission HRC Sapovits Chadds Ford Chester High School Alvin E. Echols Jr State Human Relations Commission Frank Ryan Smedley Junior High School

Chester Water Authority declines injunction against painters union

Chester Water Authority will not seek a court injunction against Painters Local 921 after picketing at Village Green tank farm and related facilities over a $145,460 painting contract awarded to Kallis Painting Co Inc of Baltimore. Union members continue picketing the storage tank site in Village Green Aston.

Chester Chester Water Authority CWA Village Green Tank Farm Peter MacEwen Painters Local 921 Ed McClintock Kallis Painting Co. Inc Baltimore

Courthouse Softball Feud Stalls League Title Fight

The Courthouse Softball League grips the courthouse with a dispute from a 14 12 victory by Glen Mills in the nine innings and a later eligibility controversy over three Glen Mills players. Officials ponder arbitration by Judge Bloom while predicting another season.

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