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The forecast warns of a sharp cold snap with temperatures dropping into the single digits tonight. Friday continues cold with expected high around 25. See page 2 for details.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1981
Page
1
The forecast warns of a sharp cold snap with temperatures dropping into the single digits tonight. Friday continues cold with expected high around 25. See page 2 for details.
The sale of about 400 Chester properties for real estate tax delinquencies is moved to 9 a.m. Monday per Delaware County Tax Claims Bureau director Jane Deshong. The public sale, set for Nov. 17, was delayed 60 days by County Senior Judge John V. Diggins to allow eligibility for a tax compromise offer. Judge Diggins acted after attorneys for the Delaware County Legal Assistance Association filed a petition claiming owners were denied a compromise opportunity.
Nicholas Bradley testified John Larkins confessed he shot his wife Gail Larkins and Alfred Huweart after discovering his wife with her lover. Bradley detailed the 6 p.m. call, Larkins sobbing, and his surrender at a Glassboro home with a 12 gauge shotgun seized by police.
Testimony continues in the William Penn School District injunction case to compel striking teachers to return to classes. District officials cite irreparable harm to students while police report increased vandalism. A mediator and WPEA spokesman express cautious views on the outcome as contract talks proceed.
In Harrisburg, Senate Democrats blocked all of Gov. Thornburgh's judicial nominees, including Frank Hazel Charles Keeler and Stephen McEwen, after committees cleared them. Roy Wilkinson Jr. remains stalled, as leaders doubt any confirmations will occur today amid a 26-23 Republican edge and need for eight Democratic votes.
Outdoor workers in Delaware County share advice on staying healthy amid the bitter cold. Biff Baker of Boothwyn notes he rarely falls ill, while Rich Blandford of American Cablevision emphasizes warm layers and gradual temperature changes. Dr. Anthony Cincotta adds outdoors workers often avoid cold illnesses, contrasting indoor staff who are more prone to sickness. See DRESSING: Page 2.
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