Jealous lover kills two then dies in New Castle County
In New Castle County a 12 gauge gunman Willie Andrews murdered his former girlfriend Mrs. Lyons and Tyrone Whittle before killing himself. Lyons lived at Christiana Court Apartments in Wilmington with her young children. Whittle was a postal carrier and Andrews worked at a Newark Chrysler plant. The killings occurred at 6 45 a m and were reported after shots were heard near the apartment complex. The older child witnessed the double murder. The woman was separated from her husband and Andrews was the father of her son.
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Willie Andrews
Georgetown Village
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Chrysler Corp
Newark
Delaware County probes 1981 primary election improprieties
U S Attorney Peter Vaira planned indictments on attempted 1981 Democratic primary manipulation in Delaware County but was told to hand the case to local prosecutors. DA Frank Hazel said Roy De Caro’s unit will investigate prominent Republicans accused of fixing the primary, with federal and state authorities sharing files as the case progresses.
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Peter Vaira
Delaware County
Frank Hazel
Roy DeCaro
Yaira
Hazel
Reat
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Ridley Township
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Springfield
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Catania
Springfield Township
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Charles Sexton
Delaware County Register of Wills
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Clifton Heights woman sues store over disfiguring glass injury
In Delaware County Court Joan and Matthew Fabrizio claim their 1981 Glenolden incident at Jefferson Ward Store left Mrs Fabrizio with permanent facial disfigurement and breathing impairment. They seek 40 000 total plus hospital costs and social deprivation.
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Clifton Heights
Glenolden
Delaware County
Joan
Matthew Fabrizio
N. Glenwood Avenue
Fabrizio
Jefferson Ward
Ashland Ave
Former tag service operator sentenced for theft and deception
Donald LaBarca, 37, of North Springfield Road Clifton Heights, received six months to a year in prison after pleading guilty to theft and deceptive business practices. He must pay 110.50 restitution and may qualify for work release as his Instant Tag and Title business ceased operations in February 1980.
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Clifton Heights
Donald LaBarca
Springfield Road
LaBarca
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