Picketing wives and kids push for police contract fix
Upper Darby residents led by police wives and children picketed the municipal building area for two hours in light rain to urge settlement of the police contract and to warn taxes may rise for arbitration. They cited a $3.7 million budget portion and said Mayor Kane refuses to meet with FOP representatives. Kane did not comment.
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Linda Reilly
Daily Times
Upper Darby
Long Lane
Garrett Road
Florence Spano
Eugene
Sonny) Kane
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Sonny
Denise Berry
Howard) Richards
FDP
Kane
Police
Richards
Berry
Sentencing delayed in Gunga Din bandit case
Sentencing for Carl Smith 26 Bryn Mawr on a Ha iship home burglary and hostage incident was postponed due to a conflict from a public defender who became a prosecutor. A special outside prosecutor from Philadelphia will handle affected cases, as Delaware County officials work to resolve the jurisdiction issue. Police departments across Delaware County aid Salvation Army Christmas drive with 300 collection containers placed in area stores and state stores cooperating.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
Carl Smith
Prospect Avenue
Bryn Mawr
Francis J. Catania
Philadelphia Dist. Atty
Ed Rendell
Smith
Montgomery
Delaware
Howard F. Reed Jr
Reed
Catania
Kirk Weidemer
Doug Smith
Weidemer
Public Defender
Jules Catania
Superior Court
Lehigh County
Dist. Ag. Iaents
Atty G. Biester
Hazel
Philaaophs
Delaware County
Cops
Army
Salvation Army
Aston
Brookhaven
Chester
Darby
Eddystone
Haverford
Lansdowne
Lower Chichester
Marcus Hook
Prospect Park
Springfield
Yeadon
Upper Chichester
Upland
Trainer
Chester Township
State Liquor Board
Weather Outlook for Delaware and New Castle Counties
Showers possible toward evening with snow flurries late tonight and windy, cold conditions lasting into Saturday. Highs near 35, lows around 33, with 50 percent then 20 percent precipitation chances. Winds 20 to 30 mph, gusts up to 40 mph, then easterly shifts. Fair Sunday through Tuesday with a warming trend. Air quality satisfactory in Delaware County.
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Chester Tidewater Terminal
City
Hi. Lo
Wea
Atlanta
Boston
Divorces Granted in Delaware County Court Actions
Listings show multiple divorce grants including Joseph A McGonigal and Eva J Powers in Delaware cases. Other names include Robert Cordes and Lori Polomano with various spouses from Bucks and Haverford areas. Third group lists Calderato Dolores from Anthony Fielding John from Deborah Gekoski Kenneth from Linda Keenen Kathryn from Edwin Jr. and Koch Daniel from Louise.
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Delaware County
Joseph A. McGonigal
Joseph L. Sharp
Eva J. Powers
John Wylie
Kenneth W. Hays
Lola M. Turney
Mamie J. King
Robert Cordes
Bucks County
Lori Polomano
Haverford
David J. Valentino
West Chester
S. Jones
Dernes
Ridley
Cer Oe
Eresa Stacy
Glenolden
Calderato
Dolores
Anthony
Fielding
John
Deborah
Gekoski
Kenneth
Linda
Keenen
Kathryn
Edwin Jr
Koch
Daniel
Louise
Lottery numbers reported for Thursday December 6
The Daily Lottery draws show 88 as the winning number and the New Jersey Pick-It lottery yields 129 with weekly number 588355. Delaware Daily Lottery reports 086 for Thursday December 6.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Merry Christmas Fund drive details from Chester area
The Merry Christmas Fund radiothon will feature Manlove between 4 and 5 PM and live musical groups including the Chester Salvation Army quartet and the Philadelphia Citadel Band. Donors may pledge via a mall kettle or by calling TR4-4266 to support 950 families, with funds going to dinners and toys and expansion into nursing homes and a prison. Checks are payable to the Merry Christmas Fund and mailed to Daily Times, 500 Mildred Ave., Primos, PA 19018.
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Chester Salvation Army
Philadelphia Citadel
Chester
School of the Holy Child Chorus
Voices of Unity of Providence Baptist Church
WQIQ
Merry Christmas Fund
Daily Times
Army
Delaware County
Laura Schmidt
Naomi Circle
The
First United Methodist Church
State and
Lemon Streets
Media
Cecia Wilson
the Riggs
Prospect Park
John A. Riggs
Sallie K. Weaver
Washington D.C
Harry Todd
Howard James
Mayme
Sam Voshell
J.J.B
Mildred Ave
Primos
Delaware County Daily Times
Central States Publishing, Inc
Heinz voices concern over citizens group in Washington
Heinz urged the concerned citizens to be informed about the activities of those they meet. He criticized a lack of information as reducing effectiveness and said he wanted to share his thoughts candidly. Heinz later telephoned Mr. Smith, CCIP board chairman, apologizing for the previous day’s outburst.
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Washington
Heinz
Smith
CCIP
Jobless rate dips to 5.8 percent in November
Unemployment fell to 5.8 percent in November from 6 percent in October, with gains led by women and Black workers. The Labor Department noted possible further rises ahead as economists expect a downturn, while declines in auto and steel work weeks reflect layoffs. unemployment totaled 6 million, with employment up 350,000 in the household survey and 220,000 in the business survey.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
John Bregger
Bregger
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