Iran agrees to free hostages for frozen assets
Iran will release 52 American captives in exchange for up to 9 billion dollars in frozen assets. Algerian mediators announced the pact as Algerian jets prepared to fly the hostages from Tehran to freedom, ending a 142 month ordeal. UPI reports President Carter announced the agreement at 4 58 a m EST. Local reactions in Delaware County range from relief to frustration over the asset linkage and long wait.
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Vic Cowell
Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Iran
Tehran
Mehrabad
Carter
U.S
Wiesbaden
West Germany
United States
Behzad Nabavi
Lynn Keyser
Daily Times
Delaware
Mike Mych
Clifton Heights
Mych
Prue Kay Bee
Leonard
Russia
Iraq
Schulze vows never again after Iran hostages return
Delaware County residents joined Americans in welcoming the release of 52 hostages held in Iran. U S Rep Richard Schulze urged strengthening defense and intelligence to prevent a recurrence while praising the relief felt nationwide. U S Rep Robert Edgar, not yet back from Central America, voiced joy that no lives were lost and lauded ongoing negotiations under a new administration. See SCHULZE: Page 10.
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Trisha Coflell
Daily Times
Delaware County
U.S
Richard Schulze
5Th District
Washington, D.C
America
Free World
Iran
Schulze
Robert Edgar
7Th
Central America
Edgar
Police seek man in Latanyia Odom bar shooting
Chester police search for a suspect in the early Sunday shooting of Latanyia Odom, 23, a bartender at the 520 Bar on Edgemont Avenue. She was found behind the bar with a gunshot wound to the right side and is hospitalized in guarded condition at Crozer-Chester Medical Center.
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Chester
Latanyia Odom
Edgemont Ave
Disbarred lawyer pleads guilty to theft charge
Disbarred Delaware County lawyer Donald E. Schlater pleaded guilty to theft for misappropriating about 40000 from Violet Miller’s estate between September 20 and October 5, 1978. He previously was disbarred with consent by state and federal courts. Judge Robert F. Wright ordered a background investigation before sentencing and urged restitution.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
Delavan
Donald E. Schlater
Rittenhouse Circle
Haverford
Delaware County
Robert F. Wright
Schlater
Norwood
Violet Miller
Robert Graci
Wright
Walter T. R.- David
State Supreme Court
Schalter
U.S. Supreme Court
ReDavid
Classmates Reunited After 50 Years and 28 Children
In Aston two women Bette Cepis and Betty Warfel, once grade school classmates at St. Michael's, meet again after nearly five decades. Both have large families. Warfel with 15 children and Cepis with 13. Now coworkers and students at Neumann College, they balance family life with careers in child development and music. The Warfel family remains active in their Brookhaven community and church. Warfel sings, plays organ. Cepis works at the Neumann Center and pursues her degree aiming for June 1982.
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Dorothea Reynolds
Daily Times
Aston
Bette Cepis
Betty Warfel
St. Michael’s
Chester
Louis
Elizabeth Warfel
John
Elizabeth
Cepis
Our Lady of Angels
Neumann) College
Lou
Buten’s Paints
Warfel
Alt Neumann
Walt Chernokalapee
Damian
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