Resurrection School Puts Fun Into Nutrition Education
Chester pupils at Resurrection School staged Ethnic Foods Day to integrate nutrition with social studies and science. Each grade represented a country China France Germany America Mexico India Italy with foods, decorations, and customs. Grants from Project NEAT funded 2,900 for basic nutrition and 1,700 for ethnic foods study, enabling expanded menus and parent participation.
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Chester
Resurrection School
China
France
Germany
America
Mexico
India
Italy
Ann Rosaire
Sister Ann
Project Neat
Delaware County Intermediate Unit
Ann
Chester Faces Turbulent Jobs Outlook Amid Competition and Downtown Decline
A study warns Boeing Vertol Sun Ship exposure to foreign competition and shipyard overcapacity threatens Chester area jobs while small firms may drive future growth. It notes 13 Chester firms employing 1,127 moved in 1968–73, and that retail and office sectors collapsed as industry shifted south. Mayor Battle calls for federal aid and working capital, while the report urges public funds to subdivide large industrial space, tax abatements for improvements, and a riverfront development plan led by The Chester Group. SEPTA rail links could spur overflow effects to Chester, with coordination by county and municipal officials urged.
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Boeing Vertol Co
Sun Ship
Chester
Delaware County
Joseph F. Battle
Battle
Atlantic Steel Castings Co
Delaware County Council
Reynolds Metals
Middle Atlantic
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
SEPTA
Philadelphia International Airport
Center City
Philadelphia
Tinicum
Chester Group
County Planning Commission
Budget clash over lottery funding and highway plan debated
Pennsylvania lawmakers debated a 95 million revenue bill trading higher truck fees for an increased highway weight limit to 80 000 pounds. Thornburgh proposed a 6.8 billion General Fund budget with a 1 billion highway budget. A plan to use lottery revenues for elderly programs faced opposition from COSA and others as it could cut state funds and jeopardize federal matches, risking losses for area aging agencies. Senators Bell and Loeper attacked lottery raids and urged funding of existing programs from the General Fund. a counter directive failed on an unrecorded vote.
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Thornburgh
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Delaware County Office For
COSA
Barbara White
Clarence D. Bell
Upland
F. Joseph Loeper Jr
Upper Darby
Leonard J. Bodack
Allegheny
Loeper
Bell
Cyclists Travel Route 13 Toward Washington D C
The cycling team entered Delaware County at 4:30 p m Wednesday arriving in Yeadon and riding Route 13 en route to Washington D C where Sri Chinmoy will lead the cyclists to a
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Delaware County
Yeadon
Wheel
Delaware
Washington, D.C
Sri Chinmoy
Sri Chinmoy relay honors a world peace advocate
Delaware County residents witnessed a six-person Darby Borough ceremony naming Sir Chinmoy Day. Cyclists traveled from Darby through several towns to Claymont, Del, to pay tribute to Chinmoy and his belief in spiritual progress through sports.
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Capitol
Delaware County
Sri Chinmoy
Darby
Timothy Coonelly
Sir Chinmoy
Peg Griffith
Yeadon
Nicholas D’allesandro
Joseph Murphy
Bob Miller
Walnut Street
Darby Borough
Collingdale
Sharon Hill
Glenolden
Norwood
Prospect Park
Ridley Park
Woodlyn
Crum Lynne
Chester
Trainer
Linwood
Marcus Hook
Claymont
Del
Neil Vineberg
Chinmoy
United States
America
Vineberg
New York City
United Nations
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Lake Placid
Delaware County Deaths List Across Towns
A multitude of individuals are listed in a Delaware County death notice naming residents from Nether Providence Yeadon Clifton Heights Chester Media Philadelphia Mayerford Collingdale Ridley Delay Glenolden Darby and Wilmington. The notice includes names such as Warren Olsen Sr Henry Merelli Gabriel Lukas Leon Bagshaw Lillian Peters Richard Hamilton Harry Morrow William West Harry Sharpless and others with multiple hometowns across the county.
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Warren W. Olsen Sr
Henry A. Merelli
Gabriel Lukas
Leon T. Bagshaw
Lillian Peters
Richard M. Hamilton
Harry M. Morrow
William West
Harry T. Sharpless
Everett Wood Jr
Nira Cooper
Nether Providence
James ‘Molieri
Yeadon
Anne Work
Clifton Heights
Richard Orner
Lower Chichester
Mary Ellen Miles
Chester
Michael McKinnon
Christie V. Cooper
Joseph Beyer
Philadelphia
Rita Bernardini
Uber Deer
Stanley Dunn Jr
Barbara Bruce
Mayerford
Stanley Borowski Jr
Elaine Horn
Collingdale
Edward Miller
Ridley
Beecney
Divorces Granted Amid Blurred OCR Text
Fragmented notice shows divorces granted between Joan and Joseph Lee Ann and Robert Gary and Tracy Wood and Margaret Ford. Lottery numbers appear for Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey drawings with unclear sequences and dates.
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Ees
Joan
Saacs Ynne m Joseph
Lee Ann
Robert
Gary
Tracy
Wood
Ford
Margaret
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Pitt
Welfare debate on aid cuts and long term aid limits
A fragmented excerpt discusses welfare policy with claims about scarce resources and the impact on chronically needy individuals. It mentions savings targets around $100 million and debates over who is truly employable and in need. The text hints at policy arguments rather than concrete actions or outcomes.
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Rapid Co Ee
Chesterevelopment Authority
CRA
Southeast National Bank
SNB
UPI
Helen O’bannon
Camera Shop Inc
Lawrence Park
Paso CP
News of Record
Delaware Coun
New Castle
City
Hi. Lo
Wea
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Thundershowers
Sy Sunny
Springfield
Master Charge
American Express
Visa Diners Club
Baltimore Pike
Bishop Ave
Lee
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