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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1981
Page
12
Periods of rain and breezy conditions expected today with highs in the upper 40s. Southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Rain probability near 100 percent today and tonight. Partly cloudy by Wednesday with a mid 50s high and overnight lows around 30.
High 6 p.m. Monday in the region shows good air quality with suspended particulates as the top pollutant. Sunrise is 7 03 a m and sunset 4 37 p m. The Delaware River near Chester records a high at 3 47 p m and a low at 10 32 a m.
A compact glossary defines shorthand for weather conditions. It maps codes such as e clear hz haze sm smoke c clearing m missing sn snow cy cloudy pe partly cloudy sy sunny f fair r rain ts thunderstorms sy foggy sh showers w windy to standard terms.
Depositors boosted savings and loan accounts in October, attracted by the new tax exempt All Savers certificate. The Federal Home Loan Bank board said insured thrift institutions drew in 1.5 billion dollars in new deposits that month, with interest credited to accounts.
The October shift saw total deposits rise by 3.5 billion as withdrawals slowed. Savings and loans faced prior losses from mid year outflows, forcing higher market funding. The All Savers certificates, offered since October 1, allowed taxpayers to reduce funding costs by attracting new deposits and drawing away high-yield savers, altering funding dynamics.
A CIA official testified that Eugene A Tafoya never worked for the agency. Tafoya believed he carried a CIA message when he shot Libyan dissident Faisal Zagallai in October 1980. The witness said there is no record Tafoya ever worked for the CIA and noted that Edwin Wilson was contacted by the agency in 1976.
Duquesne Light warns Aliquippa will lose street lights traffic signals and borough facilities next week if the $18,000 November bill is unpaid. No late settlements expected as public safety concerns rise. Termination notice to be issued with service cut planned for December 8.
John E McDade Sr Dimitrios Macricostas Lillian A Muller Robert L Greeley Joseph Mancini and Marie Griesmeyer both of Wall ingford Hugo Franco and Victoria Wien both of Miami Florida William Fritz of Audubon N J and Patricia Stravinsky of Yeadon John Kirwan of Havertown and Carole Coulson of Springfield James Reitz 3rd of Swedesboro and Karen Rich of Kingsville Francis Grandieri of Media and Bernadette Curley of Berwyn Lawrence Storniolo and Deborah King both of Spring Steven Mason and Barbara Hahn both of Pembroke Pines William Farrell and Lindsay Carroll both of New York
Prices furnished by Elkins Co include the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing Friday at 888.98 up 3.04 with volume 48,930,000 shares. Gold closed at 4086.50 in New York down 5.50, at 409 in London down 2.50, Silver at 8.19 in New York down 0.11 per troy ounce. Warner Communications and Westinghouse are cited among listed stocks.
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