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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
6
The Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs advises evaluating 1975 tax position now to save next April. Consider adjusting withholdings, using credits, prepaying bills, timing investments, and funding IRAs or gifts before year-end. Gather records early to speed filing.
The Middletown zoning board’s denial of a 197-unit mobile home park and 145 townhouses on a 22 acre tract near Glen Riddle School prompts a legal clash. Delaware County Investment Corp seeks Wolff Orchard development with apartments and townhouses facing constitutional challenges, with hearings from 1974 into 1975.
A Times reader laments over Jaws spinoffs and shark fear, calls for outlawing Jaws, notes real sharks are hunted, and recalls Shaw about sport and ferocity as Michael J. Jordan cites his concerns about the film’s impact on public perceptions and wildlife.
A Chester Park Youth Council hosted a Free Rock Concert drawing about 1,000 attendees. The letter notes strong crowd energy and calls for supporting the youths efforts while avoiding sensational coverage.
The article captures Rep Edward Koch asserting frustration with Ford policies and Rep Shirleyne joking about enjoying housework. Both remarks illustrate lawmakers commenting on daily life and productivity, blending political phrases with personal quips.
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Don Oakley profiles the Habitual Offender Driver HOD as a major cause of rural road deaths. The NAIA cites convictions and repeated arrests, notes Virginia’s 1968 law cut fatalities by about 20 percent, and urges all states to pass uniform anti-HOD legislation to remove chronic offenders from the road.
Ray Cromley argues the U S foreign aid program misallocates resources by prioritizing arms over technical assistance in government, education, and economic growth. He warns that weak police systems and poor governance invite rebellion and that targeted, cost effective aid could stabilize regions like Vietnam and the Middle East, including Egypt.
The report notes Latin America could double its population from 300 million to 600 million by century’s end with nine of ten residents in cities. It predicts Mexico City surpassing New York in size and cites UN Habitat secretary Enrique Penalosa Camargo about the Vancouver conference. It mentions assassination plots as a warning and stresses enforcing values to deter temptations.
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