Mild temperatures and rain move in Thursday in area
Times capsules note milder today and Thursday with highs in the mid fifties and increasing clouds. Rain is likely by Thursday night with lows in the low to mid thirties. Details on Page 2. In other news, violence hits steel strike in Cleveland as a striker is shot outside Jones & Laughlin plant.
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Pittsburgh
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Gilbert Kudrin
Lakewood
Ohio
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Cleveland
FASH
Paul Dietsch
Gary
Ind
Kubrin
Local Schmidt re elected president at Garnet Valley
Garnet Valley school board re elected J Frederick Schmidt as president by a 5 to 4 secret vote. James Broach was chosen as vice president. In Chester Upland, William M Warwick was reelected to a third term as president with Peggy W Charleston as vice president.
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Chester
William M.warwick
Chester Upland School Board
Peggy W. Charleston
Earl L Foster
Leo A. Hackett
Delco council pledges aid for handicapped preschool program
Delaware County Council pledged to provide an educational program next year for six handicapped pre schoolers amid a 1979 MHMR budget crunch. The council also faced uncertainty over saving 45 DELARC workshop positions for mentally retarded adults and warned Raphael School in Paoli could be dropped without reinstated county funds.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Andy Reynolds
Daily Times
Delaware County Council
Council
Raphael School
Paoli
Church Council For the Exceptional Person
CCEP
Delaware County Association For
Barry
Cydnee Wallgren
Nether Providence
Raphael
Wallgren
Charles C. Keeler
Chester County
Delaware County
Penn Delco Teachers Reach Tentative 2 Year Pact
Negotiators from Penn Delco School Board and the Penn Delco Education Association reached a two year tentative contract this morning. Details are pending ratification while district officials and union leaders meet to finalize language. The board proposed a two year term with raises from 750 to 2050 first year and 1200 second year, after a walkout previously shut schools for five weeks. The old contract remained in effect after a Delaware County court ordered teachers back to work last month.
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Philadelphia
Penn Delco School Board
Penn Delco Education Association
Robert Houck
Theodore Cramer
Robert Collier
Vincent Sayers
Houck
Delaware
Aston
Parkside
Brookhaven
Christmas Fund Nears $4000 Mark
The Daily Times Merry Christmas Fund aims for $16,000 to aid 1,000 Chester County families. Donors include Benjamin Williams from Penn Center and the Ceramic Hobbyist Club benefiting from a dinner dance proceeds. Contributions from individuals and groups totalled several hundred dollars with checks mailed to Daily Times in Primos, Pennsylvania. Also noted, President Carter and Mrs. Carter hosted a Kennedy Center tribute for Marian Anderson, Fred Astaire, George Balanchine, Richard Rodgers, and Arthur Rubinstein.
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Daily Times
Ceramic Hobbyist Club
Benjamin Williams
Penn Center
Philadelphia
Paris
New York
Williams
Chester
Jim and
Sue Creshine
Greta Creshine
Melvin L. Brooks, Sr
Ceramic Hobbyist Association
Margaret Eby
Loretta
Jim Osman
Immanuel Baptist Church
Catherine T. Barton
Mildred Ave
Primos, Pa
Washington
Carter
America
Kennedy Center
Marian Anderson
Fred Astaire
George Balanchine
Richard Rodgers
Arthur Rubinstein
Carters
Spingler reverses, plans to seek re election for Demco council
William A. Spingler the only Democrat on Delaware County Council has reversed himself and will run for re election. The Radnor resident 37 previously planned to quit in December 1979 after eight years in office. He now talks of running with a slate for the three county council seats next November and of helping Democrats rebound from a recent defeat. He cites leadership credibility from his three years as a councilman and four years as a minority commissioner.
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Harold D. Ellis
Daily Times
William A. Spingler
Delaware County Council
Spingler
Radnor
Christmas tree stirs protest at Marple High School
A dispute over a Christmas tree in Marple Newtown Senior High's lobby prompts debate on church state separation. About 503 students signed a petition to bring back the tree after a student council vote to ban it, while officials weigh legal and religious considerations.
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Helen Passaro
Keates
K €Ates
Lawrence Abrams
Guy Bell
White House
Glenn M. Lanner
Capriotti
Marple Ministerium
Dr. Sanner
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Senate
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Shoup
Thornburgh
Harrisburg
Richard Thornburgh
Shapp
Edward Zemprelli
D-Allegheny
Springfield
Baltimore Pike
Lincoln Ave
Warwick
A. C. Roehrig
the Times
Sabes
Beeee Bridge
Weber
Eevenne Sevevedans Eee
Tee Rgme
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Delco Council
Delarc
MHMR
Upper Darby
Garrett House
Garrett Road
Emanuel Galmore
Kenneth Wilcox
Herman Gardner
Arlene Pinto
Booker T. Washington School
Demo Spingler
Demco Council
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