Chester egress to pay Democrat in district settlement
Judge Louis C Bechtle acting for the city will consent not to contest the court’s opinion that Ordinance 34 of 1972 was improper. May 9 Bechtle was unavailable for minor surgery. Christopher Gorbey said a federal court order should be signed soon. The city will pay 2500 dollars in settlement and return 382 units, though the city insists its legal position remains.
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Swarthmore Opens $30.5 Million Drive and Projects
Swarthmore College launches a $30.5 million fundraising drive plus special projects aimed at strengthening programs. Author James A. Michener, class of 1929, urges alumni to uphold the tradition and support global improvement through college efforts.
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Divorce case shows wife leading action in two of three
A column cites patterns in divorce, noting wives initiates in about two of every three cases. It references public figures like Andrew Carnegie and includes Q A trivia on authors, weather, box office guesses, and a note on mail addressed to L M Boyd.
Concord Mall trims hours to save energy
Merchants in the Philadelphia area weigh reducing mall hours to save kilowatt hours, with Concord Mall and others considering earlier closing times. Some centers like Tri State Claymont already see 9 30 closings, while Exton Center City King of Prussia and Plymouth Meeting discuss coordinated action. Local managers caution that decisions depend on neighboring malls and overall regional impact. Additionally a separate obituary notice mentions Mrs. Philip Baer of Holmes graduating May 20.
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Paul West Oversees Newtown as Chief Township Administrator
Paul West manages Newtown with wide duties including budgeting, coordinating departments and police, and ensuring township operations. West, in his sixth year as manager, emphasizes the American system of government and his role as the coordinator keeping all parts of government functioning.
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Defendants celebrate not guilty verdict in alleged bribe plot
The jury found some defendants not guilty while others faced conviction or were linked to the Natale case. Missing from celebrations were two co defendants as a jury trial continues on charges tied to a blaze at Ernesto's Little Market in Heights. Delaware County names and local officials are listed for May proceedings.
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Guttshall daughters among 131 students noted
Three Delaware County residents were among 131 students to Guttshall, both daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Guttshall of Broomall.
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