Satchel Parent Names In Farrow Allen Story
A page 53 feature identifies Mia Farrow and Allen as parents of Satchel with the child named in the report. The brief notes the familial link and the central role Satchel plays in the story context.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1987
Page
2
A page 53 feature identifies Mia Farrow and Allen as parents of Satchel with the child named in the report. The brief notes the familial link and the central role Satchel plays in the story context.
A jumble of index headings such as Silage Holiday Stories Columns Comics and obituaries appears scattered across the page. The garbled layout includes stray letters and misaligned sections suggesting a damaged newspaper page with multiple non-cohesive items and broken titles.
The Times notes its publication by Central States Pub Inc at 500, with daily except Saturday distribution in Delaware County, reflecting standard newspaper operations and printing logistics.
Mike Royko style dialogue explains voter blocs in Gary Hart’s favorability, naming Idadunnitoo, Eyebeendare, Camelot, and Hoozat as key groups. The piece critiques media saturation and public appetite for scandal, noting Biden and Hart as competing figures while lampooning poll dynamics. The column ends noting its Pulitzer Prize winning status and Tuesday publication.
Cheyenne Wyoming AP report says Gary Hart, tired of Democratic critics and rumors about his presidential bid, refuses to answer supposed veiled accusations about selfish motives. He contends the attacks are unfounded and insists on clarity as he presses his campaign.
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