County Council Life Day sparks protests at courthouse
Delaware County Councilman Dennis Rochford calls abortion a moral issue not political. Pro-life and pro-choice protesters gathered outside and inside the MEDIA COURTHOUSE to debate a unanimously adopted resolution declaring yesterday Respect For Life Day. The anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling on abortion shaped the day as advocates urged diverse views while criticizing the council for political overtones.
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Delco joins D C march for Right to Life Day
About 200 Delaware Mountains protesters joined thousands in the seventh annual march up Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington to oppose the Supreme Court abortion ruling. The Delaware County delegation rode six buses, paused at Media Courthouse to note NOW planned protests, then marched to the Capitol with Anita Bryant.
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Chester Township selects Ed Jutrzenka as manager
East residents approved the appointment of Chester Township manager Ed Jutrzenka by unanimous vote and he will begin work February 4. In Washington, a White House official hints that President Carter’s State of the Union may unveil a Carter Doctrine toward the Soviet Union. Carter plans to address Congress tonight at 9 p.m. EST after a breakfast with Democratic leaders. His written message was sent to Congress Monday and could include surprises and a cautious stance toward the Soviets over Pakistan and Iran.
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Vetoed override fails as photo licenses move forward
Pennsylvania lawmakers fall short of overturning Gov Thornburgh’s veto on photo licenses and auto emission inspections delay. PennDOT will implement $1.50 photos for licenses valid two or four years. EPA delays inspections to May 1 1981 amid federal grant concerns and potential sanctions. Delaware County residents begin applications next month for licenses expiring in April.
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Reagan backers unfazed by Iowa finish in GOP race
Delaware County Republicans rally behind Ronald Reagan after his second place in Iowa. They blame limited campaign days and funding versus George Bush, who spent six times more. Carter dominates Kennedy among Democrats but Republicans emphasize early-state focus and future contests. Bush builds Pennsylvania operation with key co chairmen and state leaders backing his campaign.
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Tennessee
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Middletown protester faces more charges
Middletown man Robert M. Smith, jailed 45 days on trespass charges, faces further counts after a nuclear protest at GE Corp King of Prussia plant. Three other Brandywine Alternative Fund members, all from Philadelphia, received 45 days to one year terms plus fines after acts of civil disobedience. IDs suggest extended sentencing possible. group remained defiant, singing Freedom after sentencing.
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