Warm winds and 1914 high hit again and Skid Row slasher
Unseasonably warm winds produced a 64 degree high matching the January 29 1914 record as a 46 knot wind rattled trash and trees. In Hollywood California police say a new Skid Row slasher victim found with throat cut may be the eighth, matching but diverging from the earlier pattern in location and timing.
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National Weather Service
Mercury
Hollywood
UPI
Peter Hagan
Hagan
East Hollywood
Skid Row
Boeing Strike Leads Into Sixth Week With Mediation
Delaware County workers remain on a 71 day strike as United Aerospace Workers and Boeing Vertol resume mediation at 10 a.m. Local 1069 spokesmen say talks continue but offer no details. union says they are returning to talks this morning.
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Delaware County
United Aerospace Workers
Boeing Vertol Co
Ridley Township
Amtrak taps Paul Reistrup as new president chief executive
Paul H. Reistrup 42, longtime railroad man, named to head Amtrak succeeding Roger Lewis effective March 1. He previously led Illinois Central Gulf Railroad and is noted for pushing passenger service revival at Baltimore and Ohio in the 1960s. Amtrak formed in 1971 to assume most U.S. passenger trains.
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Washington
UPI
Amtrak
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Paul H. Reistrup
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Reistrup
Roger Lewis
Lewis
Aeronautics
General Dynamics
Congress
White House
Haverford College drops its baggy pants basketball team
Dated notice states Haverford College discontinues its baggy pants basketball team as part of a broader program update. Forecaster notes increasing clouds with Friday rain possible after night low around 30 and Friday high near 43. Details on page eight.
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Haverford College
Tax cut plans clash as Ford shows oil tariff stance
President Ford signals flexibility on tax reductions while Rep. Al Ullman pressing to approve a tax cut bill by next week. Ullman opposes relief for high earners, proposing a $260 cut at the $5,000 income level, while Ford would provide larger rebates up to $1,000 for higher incomes and oppose repealing the oil depletion allowance. The House panel moves to vote next week on Ullman’s tax bill and Ford’s energy program remains a focal point in the dispute.
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Washington
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means
Ford
Congress
Ullman
Oregon
Economic Writers
Delaware County Pharmacies Balk at PAID Prescription Plan
Delaware County pharmacists threaten to withhold Medical Assistance prescriptions starting Friday as PAID Prescriptions Inc takes over payments. The $1.85 per prescription fee plus lengthy forms prompts many to refuse or cancel contracts, despite DPW claims of widespread participation.
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Delaware County
Pennsylvania
California
Paid Prescriptions, Inc
PAID
Department of Public
DPW
George Maggio
Apollo
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Jack Dwyer
Radnor
Sidney Rose
Ridley Township
Rose
Dwyer
Stratford
Lancaster Ave
Lima
Baltimore Pike
Pennell Road
Middletown
Louis Pescatore
Lima Pharmacy
Central
Paul Mudrick
Mudrick
Boothwyn
Chichester Ave
Upper
Chichester
Thomas Maloney
United States
Maloney
New Jersey
County pushes recycling program in Delaware County
Public works chief Spinelli outlined a February 17 start in select areas for a countywide recycling program. Residents are urged to separate newspapers and glass, aluminum cans to be added later, with municipalities to enforce separation. The Futuristics Club of Springfield High opened the effort with a film at the Toal Building.
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Delaware County
Public Works
a _ forum
Spinelli
Futuristics Club
Springfield High
Toal
FBI hunts Weather Underground over two bombing plots
An intensive FBI manhunt targets Weather Underground operatives tied to the State Department bombing in Washington and an attempted blast at a federal building in Oakland. A special task force leads the nationwide probe under senior federal oversight. Four children died in a tenement fire in Camden, identified as Jackie Binder 8 Anthony DePasquale 8 Marlene Spataro 9 and John Spartaro 11.
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FBI
Weather Underground
State Department
Washington
Federal
Oakland
Calif
Camden
UPI
Jackie Binder
Anthony DePasquale
Marlene Spataro
John Spartaro
20 Percent Unemployed Tough on Teamsters in Chester
Charles McCall aged 26 and healthy joins 400 of 2,000 Teamsters Local 312 Chester members without work. Laborers Local 413 Chester also reports 20 percent jobless. McCall has been out since last November after Fluor Corp laid him off from a truck driver post tied to BP Oil refinery expansion in Trainer.
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Irish Republic Army
Portlaoise
Dublin
Curragh Army Camp
Patrick Ward
Ward
Charles McCall
McCall
Teamsters
Chester
Fluor Corp
BP Oil Corp
Trainer
Fluor
Man arrested for shooting goose at DCCC campus
Ridley Township construction worker John S. Zizza Jr., 27, was arrested after police found a goose shot on the Delaware County Community College grounds. He faces charges of hunting without a license and illegally killed game, with the bird later donated to Don Guanella School.
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Marple
A _ Ridley Township
Delaware County Community College
DCCC
Edward Kaufholz
Nelson D. Hoy
John S. Zizza Jr
Maple Avenue
Holmes
Hoy
Delaware County
Zizza
Kaufholz
Richard Feaster
Aston
Don Guanella
Sproul Road
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Ellwood A. Clymer Jr
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