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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1982
Page
12
Forecast indicates fog this morning with a 50 percent chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs in the low 80s, southerly winds around 10 mph. Thunderstorms end Tuesday night followed by dry air from the west. Lows upper 50s to low 60s. Wednesday will be more comfortable with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Sunrise 5 36 a.m. Sunset 8 24 p.m. Delaware River Chester times on the day show highs and lows.
Forecasts show clearing skies in most areas with fog and haze lifting. Some locations report mist and light clouds, while a few counties remain partly cloudy with light winds and no major precipitation expected.
Catherine Lucas of Yeadon celebrated her wedding anniversary by winning 250 in Sundays Times Scramble game No 2 May 23 call section. The financial assistant plans a belated anniversary dinner for husband Vernon and hints others can enter next week’s puzzle.
Today marks Tuesday June 1 1982 the 152nd day of the year with 213 to follow. The moon is in first quarter and Venus rises in the morning while Mercury Mars Jupiter and Saturn are evening stars. Notable birthdays include poet John Masefield born 1878. Historical items mention Madison warning war with Britain in 1812 and later events in 1964 1973 and 1975. A thought by Masefield reflects on delayed temptations in human fate.
Michael Krynski of Reno Nevada and Elaine Miller of Collingdale. Carl Anderson and Deborah Sharp both of Boothwyn. Jules Douglas and Sharon Weir both of Philadelphia. Thomas Ahlquist of West Chester and Janice Daily of Gulph Mills.
Harry Jordon of Falcroft and Carrie Friel of Upper Darby join Frank Cataldo of Mt. Laurel New Jersey and Ethel Callahan of Philadelphia in the Pennsylvania Daily Number issue number 174.
United Press International reports 278 people died on highways during the holiday weekend, far below the National Safety Council estimate of 500. California led with 31 deaths, followed by Florida 21, Texas 19, and others. Also noted: Olympic hockey star Jim Craig faces charges after a Cape Cod crash. Cedar Park Cemetery Association offers free interment for drunk-driving victims, excluding the drivers themselves.
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