Swarthmore School production Do You Believe in Gnomes
Swarthmore Elementary School fifth grade class will stage Do You Believe in Gnomes at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the public library at borough hall with additional shows at 1:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 9 a.m. Wednesday in the large group instructional room at the school. The event invites community attendance and showcases student performance.
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Swarthmore School
Swarthmore
Sally Will
Swarthmore Elementary School
Borough Hall
Loughead Pontiac
S. Chester Road
Chester
C.R. Loughead
Zeitzeff
Abraham Zeitzeff
21St St
Larry J. Rendin
Robert Catherman
Philadelphia Medicals Office
Francis J. Catania
Dist. Atty
Frank Hazel
Ex-administrator targeted in nursing home probe
The Daily Times reports former Prospect Park Nursing Home administrator Mrs. Vivian Koff is the apparent target of a Pennsylvania Medicaid fraud investigation. State officials provided few details while a petition seeks the facility’s financial records return. The State Board may move to lift Koff’s license after a formal hearing is approved.
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Nursing Home
Harrisburg
Prospect Park
Vivian Koff
Daily Times
Jay E. Laff
Division of
Pennsylvania Department of Health
PDH
State Justice Department
Mary Hazelton
Kaff
Laff
THE
Chester Pike
Peter Foster
Arlen Specter
Sidney Becker
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Eugene Gelfand
S. Penn Center
State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators
Mrs. Koff
State Bureau of Professional and Occupation Affairs
County to reh ire deputy sheriff in sex bias settlement
The county will pay Catherine Valenti 14 000 and reinstate her as deputy sheriff in a federal sex discrimination settlement approved by a U S District Court judge. Valenti, employed 1971 to 1976, claimed she earned 3500 yearly less than male deputies. county contends she was a writ server.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Daily Times
Delaware County
Catherine Valenti
U.S
Philadephia
Byes
Plo
Valenti
Sheriff's Office
Michele Kudish
Taylor
The
Wholesale prices surge in January across many goods
Washington reports a sharp rise in the wholesale price index for January with broad gains in farm products. Cattle led the increase up 11.1 percent, gasoline and cars climbed, tobacco jumped 4.7 percent, and home heating oil rose while agricultural machinery edged higher.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Rockefeller will names widow and two young sons as chief beneficiaries
Nelson Rockefeller leaves an estimated 66.5 million estate to his widow Happy, sons Nelson Jr. and Merk, and major art and historic preservation gifts including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. He forgives debts to aides and loans to Megan Marshack, who accompanied him the night he suffered a fatal heart attack. The will also addresses four older children and Malinda Murphy, with substantial real estate and art holdings detailing bequests and ownership across New York and other properties.
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White Plains
N.Y
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Megan Marshack
Miss Marshack
Rockefeller
Surrogate’s Court
Westchester County
54Th St
Happy
Nelson Jr
Merk
Museum of Modern Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Matisse
Picasso
Calder
Rodman, Steven
Ann Rockefeller Roberts
Mary R. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Gov. Rockefeller
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Scouting
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William Robinson
Wendy’s
Willowbrook Mall
Robinson
Daily Time Index
Stee Ween
Christine Clark Bork
Sheriff’s Office
EEOC
Marshack
Wnbc-Tv
Ponchitta Pierce
Hugh Morrow
Susan Cable Herter
Malinda Murphy
Pocantico Hills
Potantico Hills
Seal R, Me
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Willacy
Kennedy Counties
Texas
John D., Laurance and
David
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