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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1981
Page
4
A MEDIA COURTHOUSE judge will hear Chichester School District officials Monday as they seek to bar the Save Our Schools group 8.0.8 from further actions. The group chained and padlocked Trainer Elementary to stop district dispersal as the school slated for closing.
Local 1400 IAFF units will staff four city intersections today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The four sites are Township Line Road and Highland Avenue, 12th and Kerlin Streets, 9th Street and Avenue of the States, and 22nd Street and Providence Avenue.
Council adds a police officer and vows to review dispatchers practices following resident complaints. Paul Stolz Jr., top Civil Service tester and son of the ex-police chief, was sworn in as his family held a Bible at the council meeting. Rose Valley adopts a Media Water Users committee resolution amid ongoing litigation over Media water company ownership. A Porter Buick employee, Craig Jacobs of Morton, received 11 to 23 months for burglary and criminal attempt in a Dec. 22 break-in. he had been fired in October 1980.
A 2% year-old Chester man, Erich Bobbitt of Concord Road, received one to 11 months for selling methamphetamine to an undercover state trooper last August. Judge Robert Wright ordered eligibility for work release.
The $1.3 million Wade Wilson Administration Center at Cheyney State College will be dedicated today. The three story building will house the president and three vice presidents along with the registrar and offices for admissions personnel public relations physical facilities alumni affairs and purchasing staff.
Brookhaven receives 45000 from the state Community Affairs Department for Scott Park upgrades. Borough Council President John Moccia said plans are being prepared for submission to the appropriate authority.
Richard B. Yacoubian known as Fat Man faces a federal tax lien for more than 50 000 tied to a current tax period. The Lansdowne Be Dry owner is linked to the Dirty Dozen burglary ring, with alleged loot purchases and narcotics sources. The IRS lien notes 50 591 10 due, amid a wide federal probe that previously tied him to stolen religious symbols and a multi-state theft ring.
The Chester GOP endorses Attorney Robert Wright for the 159th District special election to replace the late Arthur Earley. Wright, 36, leads the Republican Council of Delaware County and serves as solicitor for the Chester Housing Authority. Election set for September 15 in Chester and part of Eddystone.
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