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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1979
Page
1
Kevin A. of Garnet Valley, 18, sparked a busy Concord day on June 1, dunking to set a local record. He was joined by his Garnet Valley classmates including his brother Tom at the event held near Zebley Road.
Chester Police Chief William Hamilton reportedly testified before a federal grand jury in Sete after being subpoenaed. Neither Hamilton nor defense attorney David Auerbach could be reached for comment. Hamilton did not report for work Friday.
Spingler, a Delaware County councilman, faces a $300 fine for selling plants without a permit at a township corner on May 11. He plans to appear before District Justice Nicholas Sellers on June 19. If fined, his fundraiser would go $150 in the hole. He says the plant sale, held at Lancaster and North Wayne Aves, was to pay debts from a 1978 lieutenant governor bid.
The jury found all three co defendants not guilty in the 1977 arson case. David J Natale and associates toasted victory at the Towne House for Media. Judges Catania Jerome and Reed testified for the defense and declined further comment. Jury member Charles Nairn said the panel doubted star witness Egan's credibility and found no foundation for the prosecution.
Willie Mae James Leake, mayor's administrative assistant, owes over 10,000 in back real estate taxes and thousands more in current taxes on multiple Chester properties. She has not responded to repeated calls, with December 1978 records showing arrears on 1224, 1226, 1300 West Third Street and Leake Funeral Home. Delinquent amounts risk further tax sale as liens may arise, and the tax office notes possible additional liens beyond the listed taxes.
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