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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1982
Page
27
A reader praises Delaware County crossing guards, describing them as angels watching over children. The letter recounts guards facing abuse at stops and cites examples of guards taking children home when parents are absent and stopping fights, urging recognition of their duty and care.
Residents complain about cuts to crossing guards in West End causing concern for child safety. They urge action on speeding, sirens, and hit and run incidents before a serious incident occurs.
A Delaware County citizen criticizes the handling of Hinckley’s case, arguing harsher punishment for the offender if money isn’t available, and questions the doctor’s role. Another reader laments media stereotypes while a Clifton correspondent vents about political views and auto safety inspections.
A concerned taxpayer voices frustration over dog walkers using neighbor yards for canine needs. The letter also mentions front-page visibility, a daily subscriber note about music and pensions, and a call to tighten senior citizen raises to keep social security as a supplement rather than a salary.
A reader from Aston criticizes the sports section for not printing all major league results the next day. They also denounce Sun Valley prom tickets at 55 dollars, deeming gowns and flowers add to the cost and urging price changes.
A taxpayer chides city leaders over a three day weekend funded by tax money, noting even the appointed commissioner and her spouse are attending. The remark targets the perceived privilege at public expense.
A reader on page 28 voices frustration with neighbors who place trash in paper bags and expect curbside removal. The letter condemns complaints about trashmen while noting improper bagging and messy leftovers after collection.
A homeowner vents about a neglected shared driveway with neighbors who neglect broken stones holes and the overall unsightly condition. They seek practical solutions to enforce upkeep and improve appeal and safety for all parties involved.
A caller voices concern about the old Gravel Hill section along the railroad at Green Lawn cemetery on Concord Road. The speaker urges Chester residents to pressure owners to clear weeds junk and debris and keep the grounds respectful for burials, tying the issue to heritage pride and community appearance. The letter also mentions harassment of children by older youths on Clymer Lane in Ridley Park.
Chester writes that the president should stay in touch with the people and focus on aiding the poor. He criticizes the economy as terrible nationwide and claims the administration has a large cut list jeopardizing daily life.
A concerned reader urges preservation of Family and Community Services of Delaware County at 100 Front St Media Pa citing unemployment and family problems. The letter asks residents to protest proposed budget cuts and to write to the agency’s board of directors to protect essential services.
A reader argues that unruly children damage rental homes and annoy tenants, prompting them to move out. The writer urges parental oversight and even federal action holding parents responsible for their children's behavior.
A patient reports being refused full prescription service at a local pharmacy leading to discovery of dangerously high blood pressure and an ambulance ride to Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. They allege discriminatory or heartless treatment as the medication was dumped and payment demanded beyond what was affordable.
An angry West End Chester crossing guard describes nearly being hit by speeding drivers who refuse to stop. He steps into the street to guide children, signaling with hands and arms while facing abuse from some pedestrians.
A political message criticizes Ronald Reagan for a 10 percent across the board tax cut. It argues for a curve based program delivering substantial relief to earners between ten and forty thousand dollars while limiting benefits for the very rich and the poor, urging voters to remove burdens on citizens.
A reader vents anger toward a mugger who stabbed a disabled man in Buckman Village on Saturday night and grabbed a wallet with four dollars. The note asks for help locating a pool and ice rink repairs and urges readers to call a newspaper sound off line while noting libel limits.
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