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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1983
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows page 13 sections including Classifieds Columns Comics Dear Abby Editorial Food Horseracing Flo Kain and noise. Contact lines list circulation and phone numbers 626 1790 284 7207 284 7205 284 0222 284 7210. The readable fragments indicate a jumble of sections and contact details rather than a coherent news item.
The notice lists possible address at 500 Mildred Ave Clifton 9011 and 19018 ZIP codes. It states subscription pricing 50 for months and 117.00 for one year in zones 1 and 2. Home delivery costs 1.40 per week with potential higher motor route charges.
Patricia Garza pleads from San Antonio for help to bring her son Pfc Steven Garza and 299 other GIs home from Korea for Christmas after their commercial flight home was canceled. With duty extended 30 days and Dec 9 departure canceled, the Army cites no charter options while Garza remains on standby awaiting a Korea flight.
U.S. 6th Fleet ships used 5 inch guns to strike anti aircraft batteries firing on reconnaissance planes over the Syrian controlled Lebanese mountains. Gunners in hillside positions fired back near the residence of Ambassador Bartholomew in Yarze. No casualties reported as recon planes returned to the carrier.
Salvadoran guerrillas labeled Vice President Bush hypocritical for attacking rightist death squads while noting his CIA past. They claim U S aid hinges on restraining squads. Catholic figures report about 1 500 killings this year. Venceremos questioned U S intent and cited international death squad ties. In Nicaragua, Sandinista leaders report rebels offered amnesty with a public ceremony.
The Christian Schmidt Brewing Co. selects Springfield and Austin as test sites for Break Special Lager a low alcohol beer with 1.74 percent alcohol. President William T. Elliott notes the product targets beer lovers avoiding alcohol and cites New Massachusetts drunken driving law and ad rules as reasons for the Springfield choice.
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