Realtors ask police aid to protect minorities
Borough council received a request from the Delaware County Board of Realtors for police assistance when a minority family moves into the community. Council President Stephen Durham said the board will not be given permission to contact the police directly. They may contact Mayor Cornechchia as head of the police, or, if unavailable, the president of council.
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Parkside — Borough Council
Delaware County Board of Realtors
Stephen Durham
Anthony) Cornacchia
Pennsylvania cadet class begins at Hershey academy
A group of 44 Pennsylvania State Police Cadets started a five month training program at the State Police Academy in Hershey on July 20. Two Delaware Countians, Edward J. Eazlo of Lima and Casey M. McCormick of Aston, attend the class. The curriculum covers vehicle and criminal laws, investigations, self defense, driving, social sciences, and mental health, with graduation set for December.
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
State Police Academy
Hershey
Edward J. Eazlo
Lima
Casey M. McCormick
Aston
Ruth Denny to Sing With Chester City Band Concert
Ruth Denny will be special soloist with the Chester City Band at its weekly concert in Chester Park. She will perform The Italian Street Song and other pieces from Flower Drum Song Oklahoma and Show Boat, as Emil Pilacik conducts a program including American marches and Rhapsody in Blue. In Marple, RETS Electronic Schools continue Red Cross blood drives, with 355 pints donated this year. Joe McDevitt coordinates.
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Chester
Ruth Denny
Chester City Band
Chester Park
Oklahoma
Emil M. Pilacik
Gershwin
Navy
Marple
RETS
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Joe McDevitt
Triple Play to be staged by Upper Darby Summer Stage
Drexel Hill writer Gus Matson crafts three one act plays in Triple Play, to be performed July 30 31 and August 1 at Upper Darby High School auditorium. Reserved seats 2 50 general 2 and free for Golden Age cardholders.
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Upper Darby
Drexel Hill
Gus Matson
Upper Darby High School
Lansdowne Avenue
School Lane
Golden Age
Middletown Council to Review Plan and Sludge Application
The Middletown council meets at 8 tonight in the township building to consider a draft comprehensive plan presented by consultant Thomas Comitta. They will review Ridley Creek State Park sludge dump application and hold a public hearing on the Edwards Partnership proposal to rezone property north of Baltimore Pike and west of Pennell Road for townhouse development.
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Middletown
Thomas Comitta
Ridley Creek State Park
Edwards Partnership
Baltimore Pike
Pennell Road
Curb repair notices urged by Glenolden official
Glenolden councilman William Savage urged residents to report curbs needing repair to the borough office. The listed areas will be reviewed for possible inclusion in this year’s work schedule.
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Glenolden
William Savage
Accused killer's rights claim delays murder hearing
David T. Jordan's lawyers say his constitutional rights were violated when TBI agents arrested him without reading Miranda rights after the July 6 arrest for the killings of Andrew and Pamela Harrison. Jordan remains jailed in Hawkins County without bail as a preliminary hearing is postponed.
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Daily Times
Kingsport
Tenn
David T. Jordan
Jordan
Delaware County
Andrew
Pamela Harrison
Hawkins County
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
Doffett
Todd and
TBI
Bob Baird
Dan Ray
Murder suspect claims police pressured him
Doffett says police denied Jordan right to an attorney during questioning and grilled him two hours more. He argues rights may have been violated and statements could be inadmissible. The case hinges on neighbors hearing a gunshot and seeing Jordan’s car at the Harrisons’ home around the time Andrew disappeared. The defense questions motive and notes Jordan’s pristine record while a judge granted another postponement for briefs and warrants review. The hearing was rescheduled amid attorney changes and late access to warrant documents.
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Doffet
Jordan
Doffett
TBI
Harrison
Andrew
Baird
Pamela
Andrew Harrison
Harrisons
Hawkins County
Kindall Lawson
Peters
Birthday Gift for Son Wins $500 Prize
Bob Decker of Linwood won the Daily Times Birthday Game drawing for November 14, 1947 and will share the $500 prize with his mother Margerette Decker, who has long submitted entries for the family. The winner learned the news at the family's card and gift shop in Chichester, noting it was his first prize over $100.
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Upper Darby
Bob Decker
Linwood
Daily Times
Decker
Margerette Decker
Margerette
Bob
Chichester
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