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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1981

Page

9

Santa on patrol at Neshaminy Mall ends in arrest

A 15 year old Philadelphia boy tried stealing receipts from photos with Santa at Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem. Santa spotted the theft, chased the youth through the mall into Sears where a security guard grabbed him. The boy tossed $383 into the air to evade capture.

Bensalem UPI Santa Claus Philadelphia Santa Neshaminy Sears, Roebuck & Co

Hash it out Norristown security guard reports hash in sandwich

Edward Easton a Norristown security guard suspected a sandwich brought by Clayton Pennington for his brother John under psychiatric evaluation at Norristown State Hospital contained hashish A quick test confirmed the drug Pennington 21 of Norristown was released on bail after charges were filed

Norristown UPI Edward Easton Clayton Pennington John Norristown State Hospital Easton Pennington

Doylestown teen pleads guilty in church murder case

Dennis Flanagan, 17, of Feasterville, pleads guilty to homicide and is sentenced for first degree murder after a two day Bucks County hearing before Judge Isaac Garb. The case centers on the murder and robbery of a church organist earlier this year. ERIE public school teachers ignore back to work order by over 90 percent, facing a civil contempt hearing Monday. The Erie teachers say they are locked out by officials after a six week strike. Pittsburgh news: University of Pittsburgh sues Champion Products over use of school sports symbols without permission or royalties.

Doylestown UPI Dennis Flanagan Feasterville Flanagan Bucks County Isaac Garb ERIE Erie Public Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Champion Products

Inmate Stabbed at Graterford Hospitalized in Fight

A Graterford inmate was hospitalized with six superficial stab wounds after an attack by two fellow inmates Thursday evening according to state police. The incident occurred at the Graterford correctional facility and details of the assailants were not released.

Graterford UPI Werteite

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