Two armed robbers raid De Nero's Cutrite store
A knife wielding robber and gunman robbed De Nero's Cutrite on Woodland Avenue then fled with cash while forcing the family into a back room. Police link the case to similar eastern Delaware County holdups as detectives probe possible ties to a Yeadon shooting at D K and Lee Grocery. The deli gunman is described as mid twenties, 5-10 to 6-0, 160 pounds in a white jacket with a silver handgun, the partner as 6 feet, 160 pounds in dark clothing and carrying a maroon and grey bag.
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Upper Darby
Drexel Hill Delicatessan
Drexel Line
de Nero
Cutrite
Delaware County
Yeadon
John DeNero
Woodland Avenue
Darrel Worth
Chris
Mercy Catholic Medical Center
D.K. & Lee
Providence Road
Wycombe Avenue
Worths
Darrel
Flynt disrupts U.S. hearing in Chicago courtroom
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, a paraplegic, screamed obscenities at U.S. Magistrate Olga Jurco and threw what appeared to be a Soviet flag during a hearing. He was removed briefly, apologized later, and ordered to return to Los Angeles with marshals to establish his identity after earlier bond-related proceedings.
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Chicago
UPI
Larry Flynt
U.S
Momaay
Flynt
Olga Jurco
Jurco
Los Angeles
Senate panel blocks Pa Bell access charge push
A Senate committee unanimously approved a bill to bar Bell of Pennsylvania from imposing a monthly long distance access charge on residential customers and to limit pay phone restrictions. The measure sent to the full Senate opposes Bell's $2 monthly residential fee and $2.90 for business clients as part of a proposed $379 million annual rate hike, while Bell argues stockholder costs justify higher rates. The panel also noted a PAC recommendation to reject access charges and limit Bell's increase to $96.5 million.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Bell of Pennsylvania
Senate
Bell
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg welfare restoration bill clears committee vote
The House Health and Welfare Committee approved a bill 17 to 3 to restore year round public assistance for about 20 000 people affected by 1962 changes. Sponsor Rep William Wachob expects House passage before Christmas recess, but Senate and Gov Thornburgh may not act in time to aid this winter. The plan would cost 13 million dollars annually.
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Harrisburg
UPI
House
House Health and Welfare Committee
William Wachob
D-Elk
Senate
Dick Thornburgh
Wachob
Public Welfare Department
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Richard
Bell Reside
Peter
Paul
John Shumaker
Dauphin
Clarence Bell
Delaware
Shumaker
Tilghman
PAC
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