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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1989
Page
2
A brief newspaper note hints at a feature involving three rings and the Bailey subject, directing readers to Page 7 for full coverage. The fragment suggests a sports or entertainment section item likely tied to a person named Bailey and a multi-ring context.
The Delaware County Daily Times publishes daily except Saturday from 500 Mildred Avenue Primos Pennsylvania 19018. USPS 151900. Clifton Heights post office receives second class mail. Subscriptions cost 78 dollars for six months 156 dollars for one year in zones 1 and 2. Home delivery 1 dollar 80 cents per week. Motor route charges may be higher.
Dr. Joan Beck, a longtime educator at Summit School, retires after 1963 to 1985 era work with severely disabled children. Her career spans West Chester State College graduate, maternity leaves, teaching at Folsom School, and George Crothers School. A donor-funded playground was built in 1984 with a Summit parent group. Her colleagues praise her dedication, and a tribute is planned featuring presentations and speeches.
Correspondent Pete Innaurato asked at Sears in Upper Darby about honors and titles. Charlena Hargrove of Philadelphia is noted as earning a title, reflecting local achievements and recognition.
Tammy Layne argues courtesy titles matter for credibility while Jack Forrester contends a title like doctor or father can alter tone and public perception. The debate centers on whether to use earned designations consistently or to avoid potential bias in reporting.
A distraught father, David Pagan, 36, took his 5-year-old son Darian from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital while a court ordered treatment was underway. Police and officials questioned the move, noting it violated a court order and that the family, Jehovah’s Witnesses, object to blood transfusions. Darian was reportedly taken to a cancer treatment center in Arlington, Texas, as relatives described his severe pain and the father’s wish to spare him suffering.
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