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Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1981

Page

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Cross burning underscores Darby racial tension in town

Patricia Bailey, 29, faces repeated vandalism on Pine Street as cross burning and window smashing target blacks in Darby. Officials urge view as isolated acts, stressing strong town race relations while housing experts warn of rising harassment of blacks moving into white neighborhoods. Bailey spent over 400 dollars to replace 27 shattered windows in four days. the case linked to broader racial incidents in Delaware County.

William Alnor Daily Times Darby Patricia Bailey Pine Street Bailey Emery Armenta Carter Wilbur Smith

Thornburgh seeks abolition of state liquor stores

Gov Dick Thornburgh unveils a plan to end the retail state store system in Pennsylvania, predicting about 3500 jobs lost as private owners take over liquor sales. He calls the current system corrupt and mismanaged, aiming to boost service for consumers amid union fears and employee caution. A retired Navy veteran and long time state store worker, Siebenaler, speaks openly while others fear retaliation from unions and the Liquor Control Board.

Lynn Keyser Daily Times Philadelphia Dick Thornburgh Thornburgh Harrisburg Wendell Young United Food and Commercial Workers Retail Clerks Union Pennsylvania Eer Eatey Northtowne Plaza Claymont Thornburgh Naw Liquor Control Board LCB Siebenaler of Falcroft Walt Chernokal James Chester Village Green Aston

EPA and Coast Guard trace two oil sheens in local creeks

EPA and U S Coast Guard officials fingerprint oil samples to locate sources of two Wednesday sheens in Darby Creek near Eagle and Reed roads in Springfield and Cobbs Creek near Baily Road and Church Lane in Yeadon. Officials say booms and absorbent barriers have contained most spread and more fences plus contaminated soil removal planned.

Environmenttal Protection Agency EPA U.S. Coast Guard Darby Creek Eagle Reed Roads Springfield Cobbs Creek Baily Road Church Lane Yeadon George Bochanski Jr Bochanski

Upper Darby to shut three schools in full

Upper Darby School Board voted seven to one to reorganize the district. A new middle school will be created and three elementary schools closed. In September the high school will extend to four years for grades nine through 12. Beverly Hills and Drexel Hill junior high schools become middle schools and Primos Cardington Stonehurst and Drexel Hill elementary schools will close.

Linda Reilly

Ridley adopts license for used metal and stone dealers

Ridley Township commissioners approve an ordinance requiring licensing of dealers in used precious metal and stones. The law demands a daily police-transmitted log of transactions, customer ID and proof of age, with buyers over 21. Dealers must hold items 15 days before disposal. METAL: Page2

Barbara Ormsby Daily Times Ridley Township Commission Joseph P. Cronin 2Nd Ward Transac Cronin Charles Randall Randall

Eddystone Faces Economic Blow as Shipyard Cuts Loom

The North Yard phaseout at Sun Ship Inc. threatens Eddystone with vast job losses and revenue declines. Mayor Curtis Wood warns of economic disaster for the 2,700 resident borough as 75 percent of workers face layoffs over 18 months, risking major tax revenue and local businesses.

John Roman Daily Times Eddystone Sun Ship Inc Chester Curtis Wood John Snyder Sun Ship Snyder North Yard

Suspect Charged In 7-Eleven Armed Robbery

Suspect Christian Kautter, 18, of Ridley Township was charged today with the armed holdup of the 7-Eleven at Providence Road and South Avenue. Police say manager William Firelli reported a $15 theft at 1:30 a.m. The suspect, believed to have a gun, was arrested shortly after on Franklin Avenue. his home lies within three blocks of the store.

Upper Darby Christian Kautter Secane Road Ridley Township Providence Road South Avenue William Firelli Kautter Franklin Avenue

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