Seven Pusey Ave Students Slashed By Drain Cleaner Blast
In Collingdale a bottle of drain cleaner exploded as custodian Lloyd Mousley tried to unclog a fountain near Pusey Ave Elementary. Seven five year old pupils and a teacher were sprayed with caustic liquid. all faces and heads were affected. Police Chief Elmer Andress said the scene was the worst he has seen in twenty years on the force.
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Lloyd Mousley
Julianna Terr
Bra-Co
Thomas J. Brady Co
Garrett Road
Upper Darby
Mousley
Andress
Fitzgerald Mercy Division
Mercy Medical Center
Darby
School Board President Bernard Moran Dies Wife in Crash
Louise Moran, 46, of Nether Providence, died at Crozer-Chester Medical Center after an early morning crash in Nether Providence. Her husband Bernard Moran, 48, remained in critical condition with head injuries after surgery. Another Nether Providence man and three others were injured in separate incidents. Moran, a Wallingford Swarthmore School Board president and Rutgers graduate, had been elected to a six year term in 1969 and reelected president in 1973 and 1974. John Bruce Lewis, 24, of Rose Valley, was under observation at CCMC following the collision.
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Wallingford- Swarthmore School Board
Nether Providence
Upper Chichester
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
CCMC
Upland
Louise Mary Moran
Cooper Drive
Bernard F. Moran
Chester Youth Dies After Station Gunfire
Stephen Snyder a 15 year old Chester High School student died at Sacred Heart Hospital from a gunshot wound suffered Tuesday at Eds Service Station at 4th and Highland Ave Four suspects entered the station demanded money Snyder reached for his wallet and was shot in the head He died about 115 this morning after remaining unconscious since Tuesday doctors said The suspects fled with the cash and led another attendant to the back room police reported.
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Chester
Stephen Snyder
Edward Knight
Thurlow St
Sacred Heart Hospital
4Th
Highland Ave
Snyder
Chester High School
Hoffa Pulls Out of Local Union Election
Detroit report says James R. Hoffa former Teamsters president ends bid to regain union power this winter due to legal restrictions. He withdraws from the local election, ending his early contest in the union ranks.
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Hoffa
Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Darby Colwyn Hands Sharon Hill First Section Three Loss
The brief sports item notes Darby Colwyn defeated Sharon Hill to hand them their first Section Three basketball loss. Details are sparse in the clipped page. Weather forecast predicts cooler tonight with lows 40 to 45 and Sunday cloudy with a chance of rain highs 45 to 50.
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Darby-Colwyn
Sharon Hill
FDA recalls over 300000 color TV sets for high radiation
The FDA ordered Matsushita Electric Corp of America to correct Panasonic J.C. Penney Penncrest and Bradford branded color TV sets after finding they could emit five to 25 times the allowable radiation. About two-thirds sold, rest in warehouses. plan due by Monday.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Matsushita Electric Corp. of America
Panasonic
J.C. Penney
Penncrest
Bradford
Robert Elder
Elder
Matsushita
Japan
J.C. Penney Department
W.T. Grant
Food chain talks to avert 14000 clerk strike in Delaware County
Negotiations continued today between seven unions and Acme Markets A&P and Pantry Pride as 14000 retail clerks face a 12 01 A M Monday walkout in Delaware County. A strike vote was set for Sunday at Retail Clerks Local 1349 hall in Claymont.
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Charles Deussing
Acme Markets
Pantry Pride
Claymont
Delaware County
Fibre Metal Products Co
Concord
BP Oil Corp
Trainer
Boeing Vertol Co
Ridley Township
Del
Penn Fruit
Pathmark
Charles E. Bowers Jr
Fibre Metal
Ford tax cut push accelerates as Ullman vows fast action
President Ford wins a pledge from incoming Ways and Means Chair Al Ullman to move quickly on a roughly 15 billion dollar tax cut aimed at boosting relief for the recession. Ullman signals broader scope than expected and discusses net impact and funding plans with Ford and lawmakers.
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Washington
Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Congress
Ullman
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
White House
Oregonian
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Labor Management Committee
Big Labor
Big Business
John T. Dunlop
Warmth Surges to 61 Degrees Tying 1950 Record
Early morning readings reached 61 degrees at 6 30 am tying a 1950 mark as the calendar notes January 11. A thunderstorm possibility is followed by a return to normal with temperatures dipping to 40 tonight and a cloudy, cooler Sunday forecast with highs near 50.
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Mercury
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