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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1979

Page

6

Clouser Declared Gentleman Bandit Sentenced to Six Years

Ronald Clouser of Brookhaven receives a six year prison term for the so called Gentleman Bandit crimes in Delaware. He admitted taking responsibility in court amid speculation he intended to shield Rev. Bernard Pagano, whose charges were dismissed amid swift action by Delaware authorities. The case touched off debate on justice and civil rights safeguards.

Ronald Clouser Brookhaven Delaware Bernard Pagano Clouser Father Pagano Delaware County Pennsylvania Father Pa Pagano

Warden Gable to retire from Broadmeadows Prison

A 100 years ago note recalls the Chester fire alarm false alarm after a city sweep. It also lists past items from 75, 50, 25, and 10 years ago including social events, theater shows, a high school incident, and community leaders. compiled by Arden Skidmore.

Chester Hudson Sparks Company West 3Rd Street F. E E. L. Powell Institute Hall Media W. T. Hughes Will Rogers Paris State Theater Washburn Alice Kerns Katrobos Albert Dutton MacDade Perry Niskey Ridley Park Chester Times Ridley Park High School John I. Gable Broadmeadows Prison Frances P. Donahoe Republican Party Workers Republican Party Arden Skidmore

Last Regular Column From Arcadia House Tobago

Memo from Arcadia House Tobago noting this will be the last regular column. The writer explains stepping back from scheduled pieces and will write only at personal and editors’ discretion, expressing gratitude for patience and responses. He laments repeating commentary on energy dependence and mankind’s mishandling of its Creator’s beneficence.

Arcadia House Tobago W.I Taman

On My Mind by Ralph Ingersoll publisher reminiscence

The writer recalls Ralph Ingersoll, publisher of several newspapers, lamenting the limits of English weekly content and noting he prints what he dislikes least. He ponders filling the space with reminiscences and observations, acknowledging a need to stop soon.

Jeesus Christ Ingersoll Ross Ralph Ingersoll

Carter faces pressure as hostages crisis tests U.S. oil flow

Joseph C. Harsch analyzes how President Carter balances restraint and political pressure amid the Tehran hostage crisis. He notes world opinion shifting in favor of release, continued oil flow from Iran yet risk of further disruption, and the impact of diplomacy on global markets. The piece discusses Persian Gulf oil politics, and the tension between containment and potential military action.

Carter White House U.S Tehran Middle East Iran United States State Department Camp David Ayatollah Khomeini Washington Soviet Union China United Nations New York Japan

There’s no 'women's vote' says political analysts

Richard J. Cattani notes that despite more female voters and activists, analysts expect women to vote similarly to men in 1980. Factors such as party race and religion remain decisive. Women’s groups push ERA abortion funding and homemaker provisions, while parties stress training women for local and state offices.

Richard J. Cattani Washington Women’s Movement Barbara Paisadie The University of A Center University of Michigan Richard Scammon Elections Research Center Scammon Ford Carter John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon Christian Science Monitor

Iranian student deportation controversy sparks ACLU battle

Iran ian student Mohammed Hem faced possible deportation for an expired visa amid a government dragnet after the Tehran embassy occupation. The ACLU challenges singling out Iranians, arguing for equal scrutiny of all foreign students. The piece notes broad enrollment figures and calls for balanced policy in a charged public moment.

Mohammed Hem Washington U.S Tehran American Civil Liberties Union United States Hemmatipour ACLU Skokie Ill

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