Chester Mayor Nacrelli Convicted of Bribery in Gambling Case
Chester Mayor John H. Nacrelli was found guilty on all charges after a five week retrial alleging he accepted 22000 in bribes from two racketeers, with testimony from gamblers Miller and Fontaine about police protection payments.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
Philadelphia
Chester
John H. Nacrelli
Nacrelli
Raymond J. Broderick
A. Charles Peruto
Frank Miller
Herman Hunt Fontaine
U.S
Scena
Peru
William Hoopes
FBI
Hoopes
Magarity
Peruto
Miller
Fontaine
William J. Hoopes
John Mullen
Upland St
Mullen
Leonard
Glenn Allen
Anna Kosek
W. 9Th Street
Grace Street
Thornburgh unveils nonpartisan PennDOT reform
Gov. Dick Thornburgh announced a plan to create nonpartisan review committees to nominate county highway maintenance superintendents and assistant maintenance superintendents. He framed the move as fulfilling a pledge to restore integrity and efficiency, addressing a crisis of mismanagement and public credibility in PennDOT.
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Harold D. Ellis
Harrisburg
Dick Thornburgh
Capitol
Thornburgh
Penndot
Congoleum strike settles after four day standoff at Brandywine
The four day Teamsters Local 312 strike against Congoleum Corp. ended just before 7 p.m. Monday with a three year contract, as picketers from Local 12698 United Steelworkers honored the line. Two pickets were arrested for smashing a car windshield belonging to United Steelworkers President Amos Morgan amid injunction violations. Police detained Local 312 agents for picketing and violence, with charges to be decided by the court. Negotiations sought nine percent wage gains vs seven percent offered.
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Teamsters Local
Congoleum Corp., Inc
Brandywine Hilton
Claymont
Teamsters
Congoleum
United Steelworkers
Amos Morgan
Hubert Morris
Diluzio
Lehman
Morgan
Snow and Weather Warnings Disrupt Town Events
Snow blankets the region as a winter storm watch remains in effect for Wednesday. Clouds darken skies tonight while forecasts urge residents to prepare for significant snowfall and travel disruption. Page 2 details forthcoming developments.
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Jack Frost
Appeals court rejects plea to remove In God We Trust
UPI reports the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans upheld an Austin judge and rejected Madalyn Murray O Hair s bid to remove In God We Trust from U S currency The atheist leader remains optimistic about appealing to the U S Supreme Court and continuing her challenge to government church separation debates stemming from her earlier Lord s Prayer case
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Austin
Texas
UPI
U.S
Madalyn Murray O’hair
God We Trust
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Ms. O’hair
U.S. Supreme Court
O’hair
Kentucky Ten Commandments law sparks court suit
FRANKFORT Ky UPI lawyers debated whether teaching the Ten Commandments in public schools breaches the Constitution or reflects Western legal principles as the case over the fall enacted state law heads to a 10 am hearing in Franklin County Court Judge Squire Williams. Stone the Kentucky Civil Liberties Union lawyer for five Louisville residents seeks summary judgment while defenses push for resolution before trial.
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Frankfort
UPI
Franklin County
Squire Williams
William C. Stone
Kentucky Civil Liberties Union
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Clearwater
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Teamster
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Martin Conry
Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
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Sun Ship
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Tokyo
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Moscow
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Department
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Einsatt
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