County braces for heavy snow amid warning and transit prep
The region readies for up to seven inches of snow with warnings in place. The National Weather Service cautions commuters as SEPTA CONRAIL and PennDOT boost crews and salt supply to keep roads and transit moving during the late day fall.
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National Weather Service
Philadelphia International Airport
National Weatherer
Area Dee. 18
SEPTA
Conrail
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Joseph Winchester
Bortondale
Teallan
Delaware
Hg Pdeae Whitler
Delaware County Intermediate Unit
Joy Adamson Killed by Attacking Lion in Kenya
Naturalist Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, was killed Thursday night by a lion at her Shaba camp in northeastern Kenya near Meru. She, 69, studied leopards at the camp. Her husband George runs a game camp in Gora and was not reached for comment.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Joy Adamson
Elsa
Wild Life
Adamson
Shaba
Tin haul stolen at Chester New York terminal claim $50,000 reward
Chester New York claims settling firm offers a 50,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of 576 tin ingots stolen Sunday morning from Story's Express Co. terminal. Det. Capt. John Mullen calls the tin an unusual item and hard to dispose of. TMCA urges tips at 212-233-5661.
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Chester
New York
Story’s Express Co
Transatlantic Marine Claims Agency
TMCA
John Mullen
Daily Double in Classifieds Prompts Ad Selection
A brief notice announces that the Family Want Ad has been chosen for the Daily Double feature in today’s Classifieds and invites readers to check the section for details on how ads may be selected for this promotion.
Parry resigns as Delaware County Chamber chief
Net her Providence article reports Irwin Cap Parry resigns as chief operating officer of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce after holding the post since October 1977. Board chairman James Noyes says the parting is mutual and that the chamber remains financially sound. Parry, 46, will stay in the county for now and cites pursuing other interests.
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Bonnie Win
Daily Times
Nether
Providence
Irwin D
Cap
Parry
Nether Providence
James W. Noyes
Chamber Board of
Chamber
Noyes
Cap Parry
George Sikorski
Sikorski
State unlikely to pull broker's license
The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission is unlikely to revoke John W. Harper's license despite his income tax evasion plea. Harper, ex Ridley Park Republican chairman, admitted failing to pay taxes on $4,000 from a 1973 bribe related to helping a Glenolden man’s mother gain admission to Fair Acres. The commission meets January 15-16 to review the case, with counsel signaling no severe action unless evasion tied to real estate income is shown.
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Harold D. Ellis
Harrisburg Bureau
Harrisburg
State Real Estate Commission
Delaware County
John W. Harper
Ridley Park
U.S
Harper
Glenolden
Commission
Pierce Clouser
Kenneth Brody
E. Hinckley Ave
Brody
The
Real Estate Commission
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Pa. float idea aims for 1982 Rose Parade significance
Delaware Countians watched the Rose Parade while Carl E. May proposed Pennsylvania colorfully represented in 1982 with a float. The plan envisions a 15 foot long display bearing American flags and a banner PENNSYLVANIA THE ENERGY STATE highlighting the state's economy after Three Mile Island publicity.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Daily Times
Delaware
Carl E. May
Pennsylvania
Eaeree State
Berwyn
Three Mile Island
Harrisburg
May
State Department of Commerce
C.E. Bent & Son Inc
Pasadena
United States
Don Bent
Bent
Project Hope
Montana
California
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Stanley Kester
Chester Township
Robert Denner
Patti Mengers
Board of Supervisors
Feltonville Co
Raymond Spykerman
Spykerman
Department of Community Affairs
Hales
Mr. Spykerman
Mrs. Hales
Feltonville
Robert Denney
Cnamnanyo
Kester
Denney
Lawrence Healy
Bert Hodge
Gonnie Hales
Today's Times
Irwin
Cap) Parry
Fair Acres
Middletown
Joseph Rengert
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