Two Women Sue Chester Housing Authority Over Locked Front Door
Daily Times reports Helen Nowell and her daughter Lucinda sue Chester Housing Authority, claiming a nailed shut front door forced them to jump 15 feet from a second story window during a fire after a 1982 repair dispute. The suit seeks over 20000 dollars for injuries including a broken leg and a cracked vertebrae.
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County council approves tax deferral for retirement plan
Delaware county employees will see a 7 percent deduction for mandatory retirement contributions removed from taxable wages, yielding a larger net in annual W-2s. Controller James Scanlon explains the change lowers gross federal wages by 700 dollars for each eligible employee, while IRA contributions remain unaffected.
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Robbery at Burger King Deposit Leaves Bank Bag Recovered
Upper Darby police say two men attacked a Burger King manager depositing receipts at Fidelity Bank while a deposit bag was stolen. Officers spotted suspects near Kent Road and Market Street. Archie Scott and Curtis Stokes were arrested and charged with robbery and related offenses. The unbroken bag was returned to the manager.
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Ludlow Street
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Overhill Road
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