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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1975

Page

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Former Middletown inspector held on bribe charges

Victor Magro a former Middletown assistant building inspector was arrested at his Haverford Township home on multiple charges including bribery misapplication of untrusted property and theft related to granting occupancy permits at Granite Run Mall. He allegedly approved permits while paid by Goodman Co and faces a February preliminary hearing after bail set at 10000.

Middletown Haverford Granite Run Victor Magro West Chester Pike Manoa Delaware County Criminal Investigation Division CID Joseph Lancellot Magro Lancellot Thomas Reagan Samuel Greco David Copson Goodman Co Allentown Reagan Goodman Greco District Attorney’s Office Donald Glackin

Shorty’s Two Car Wash battle spills into county court

Two sets of shareholders in JAVC Inc. sue each other to decide profits use for Shorty’s Two car wash on Edgmont Avenue Parkside. The suits allege past political influence and conflicts of interest involving Nicholas D. Vadino Jr, a county court official and Parkside Republican leader, who allegedly guided permits and later used attorney connections to represent Cerami and Jones.

Shorty Parkside Edgmont Avenue Javc Inc Nicholas D. Vadino Jr Vadino Delaware County Bar Association Philip D. Ceram L Thomas Jones Shorty’s Cerami Jones Edward J. Zetusky Jr Chester Cerami and Jones David E. Auerbach Regal Fees JAVC Auerbach Ridley Township Mario E

City expands job fund with added 539206 in federal aid

Chester City Council learned Wednesday it will receive 539206 in additional Title 6 CETA funds to create new city jobs for the unemployed. The $539206 boost comes on top of $450000 already allocated under Title 2 CETA and a prior $336000 Title 6 grant. McCue said about 39 more positions may be created with the newer funds, likely clerical and highway or parks work. Applicants must be city residents and unemployed 30 days. exceptions include under employed and those exhausted unemployment benefits. Interview referrals will follow BES screening and city listings.

Chester U.S. Department of Labor and Thomas McCue Wedneday John H. Nacrelli McCue Highway and Parks and Recreation Department

Weather outlook with rain and possible mixed snow tonight

Rainy weather forecast for tonight into Friday morning with brief showers and a chance of wet snow. Temperatures fall to around 30 tonight and rise to about 38 Friday as skies clear. Details on page Daily except Sunday.

Snow Sculptors Create Icy City Scenes at County High School

Wet snow up to five inches closed schools and sparked winter fun for area youths. At Marple Newtown High School eight students carved a Volkswagen replica while eight foot snowmen and a snow family entertained neighbors and bus drivers, highlighting playful winter artistry amid closures.

Marple Newtown High School Marsha Smith Lingten Road Middletown Smith Rose Tree Media James Clarence R. Bryan Jr van Leer Ave

River pilot faces cross examination in Queeny disaster

The captains of the S S Edgar M Queeny and the Greek tanker Corinthos confronts at a Marine Board of Inquiry in Marcus Hook. Sverre Sorensen testified Kellogg ordered full reverse minutes before impact, potentially altering the collision outcome and triggering a $60 million liability.

Philadelphia S.S Edgar M. Queeny Marcus Hook F. A. Kellogg Marine Board of Inquiry Queens Sverre Sorensen Sorensen Coast Guard Kellogg Queeny S.S. Corinthos BP Oil Corp Corinthos Delaware River U.S. Customs House 2Nd and Chestnut Sts

Daylight time coming Feb. 23

Clocks move forward one hour on February 23 at 2 a.m. to start daylight saving time. The change ends four months of standard time and begins eight months of daylight time, with the usual six month standard time six month daylight time cycle resuming in October unless Congress changes it.

Washington Congress

Three more bodies found in tanker Corinthos disaster

In Marcus Hook the remains of three more Corinthos victims were found Wednesday afternoon, bringing dead to six. Over 20 still missing, presumed dead. Three identified, all crewmen aboard Corinthos. Body removals overseen by Delaware County officials with refinery and police presence. Coast Guard led by Chief Petty Officer Wesley Soper.

Marcus Hook Corinthos BP Corp Edgar M Queeny Delaware County Coroner's Office John E. Carr Howard McCoy Wesley Soper Coast Guard

Medina quintuplet death reported in Jerusalem

One of the five-week-old Medina quintuplets died from digestive problems at Hadassah Hospital. The remaining four babies, two boys and two girls, are in satisfactory condition and in incubators. They were born prematurely on December 29 to Mrs Moshe Medina, wife of a prison employee, who said fertility drugs were used.

Bryan Clarence R Bud) Bryan Jr Keith Kim Kris Heidi Fussell Susan Umberger Daily Times Patrick McGuire Forrest Ave Upper Darby Lincoln Jerusalem Medina Hadassah Hospital Moshe Medina

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