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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1973

Page

6

Long-awaited opening of new DCCC campus nears

Delaware County Community College nears its long delayed Miaryile campus opening after seven years of planning and construction. The $14 million site on Route 232 and Media Line Road aims for September, with phased buildings including a 35 classroom Academic Building and a Learning Support Building. SEPTA routes and county funding debates shape preparations as Founders Day week is planned to showcase the fall opening.

DCCC County Commmnity College DCC Iks Waco Media Line Sinee John J. Hayat Maonser Haydi Barry Gibbons Southeastern Pennsylvania, Transportation Authority SEPTA Dan Meckes Meekes Istvati Concordville Pennsylvania

City adds 11 patrolmen to police force

The city approved 11 new patrolmen raising the department to an all time high of about 146 officers. The recruits, chosen from 31 applicants, will begin training December 10 and include four Black officers. Salaries start at 9,670 with step increases to 10,430 after three years. A tactical squad funded by a LEA grant may form soon with Capt Timothy Gill as head.

City Ity. Council Police Floyd C. Lewisard Brian’ 'P . Rothwell Nathaniel Bentley Pearle Henry E. Isola Walnut St Robert J Blythe William Bireley Robert F Bingnest Upland James MacColl Edemont Ave John, R Goepel Sid Clifford J McLain Potter St Lewis Bingnear's Bart Spedden Ronald Gerhard Steppke Gerald P John Hampel Joseph Soap Governor's Justice Commission Timothy Gill

St Hedwigs to Hold 40 Hours of Devotion

St Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church will begin 40 hours of devotion starting Sunday evening with prayers and a sermon by visiting missionary Father Victor Kraynonas. Vespers will be sung in three languages Latin Polish and English across three consecutive days.

Chester St Hedwig's Victor Kraynonas CFM Wisconsin

Countian Returns on S S Hope in Brazil Mission

Middletown resident Miss Lee, 25 years in the Delaware Countian aboard the hospital ship Hope, recalls a Brazil stay teaching local doctors and nurses. The Hope, a teaching hospital afloat, docks at foreign ports to train residents in U S methods and care, with significant Portuguese language exchange during the Macae port call. The nurse, a 1966 Pennerest graduate, joined for the idea of helping people and studying United States medical practices. The ship, docked at Philadelphia for maintenance, is slated to stay in Chester for about two months before continuing its global mission.

Middletown Delaware Brazil Marshal Lee Lane Riddlewood Hope United States Miss Lee Maceto Ernest Lee Pennerest High School Alfred University N.Y

Inaction Suspected in Aid for Black Nixon Backer

Washington AP reports alleged financial irregularities in the business of Dr. Thomas W. Matthew, a black supporter of President Nixon. Matthew faced Queens DA prosecution and conviction for misusing federal funds. SBA auditors testified about early 1971 findings and a lengthy 84 page report sent to the Justice Department in 1972. The White House and SBA handling drew sharp criticism from lawmakers.

Nixon Thomas Wmatthew New York City Matthew Queens, N.Y Queens U.S. Fustices Department Lawrence Williams R-Pa Small Business Administration Justice Department Marvin Shelton Lewis Willans SBA The Justice

Interboro to Resume Normal Bus Service Monday After Gas Delivery

Interboro School District announces normal bus service will resume Monday after Freeman Haas secured 150 gallons from Logter auty rental, additional fuel from Ridley Township Gulf and Prospect Park Arco stations, and a We regular supplier delivery. The special activity bus runs were canceled Thursday and Friday due to limited gasoline.

Tinicom Interboro Frederick P Haas Haas Logter Auty Rental Ridley Township Prospect Park Arco Mans

SBA flood relief amid political controversy in Agnes aftermath

Rep. Lawrence G. Williams alleges SBA manipulation and coverup in Hurricane Agnes relief. Philadelphia regional director Russell Hamilton testified. Williams cites irregularities in Richmond and a central-office shift of duties. Kleppe to testify as Williams demands a full accounting. Also includes weather data and an erroneous casualty notice about a local American Legion post.

Small Business Administration SBA Lawrence G. Williams Springfield Pennsylvania Williams Justice Department Washington Russell Hamilton Philadelphia House Banking and Currency Committee Hamilton Richmond Ic8 Willaims Thomas Kleppe Subcommittee Kleppe House Banking Law Currency Committee

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