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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1981
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a classified section with columns and page references, plus an editorial or social feature on horseracing. Notable items include column numbers 38 to 44 and 48a to 55.5 with references to comics and access lines. The readable content is sparse and non-cohesive.
USPS 151900 indicates Sunday edition from Clifton PA. Text shows partial masthead with city of Clifton and zip 19018. Reads like a damaged page fragment from a Delaware County newspaper with tracing of page numbers 8 and 17 and circulation details.
Cortney Densteadt, abandoned as a newborn at Hurley Medical Center, may receive a settlement up to 13 million dollars in a case set for trial in Genesee County. The girl, now three, is blind with brain damage and limited mobility, enrolled in a handicapped training program in Shiawassee County. In Vermont, the Moral Majority asks the head of the Vermont Civil Liberties Union to help finance a campaign against the ACLU, offering 15 dollars to oppose what Falwell calls the gravest threat to American values.
Reagan signs a bill to save the black lung benefits fund while granting large new tax deductions for members of Congress. The measures let lawmakers deduct living expenses in Washington, with the amount linked to house size and spending. The exact value hinges on future IRS standards and personal costs.
A Russian-born retiree confirmed a ticket mixup sent Mr and Mrs Lewenetz from Moscow to St. Petersburg Alaska instead of the Florida city. They flew Dec 22, landed Dec 23 in Alaska, were redirected via Seattle, and eventually reached their destination for Christmas after officials clarified the St. Petersburg mixup.
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