Illness Delays Turner's Jailing At Marcus Hook Yard
Clark Turner a 58 year old Marcus Hook junkyard owner who admitted guilt on 16 counts of receiving stolen goods and 30 counts of tampering with public records has his two to four year sentence delayed to late July due to serious health problems. Medical evaluation found uncontrolled diabetes with irregular heart contractions and risk to his life if jailed now. The judge postponed the start of the term after defense petition and medical review.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
Marcus Hook
Clark Turner
Turner
Surrick
Soricelli
Young thespians seek delay in Turner jail decision
Judge Surrick and Fritchey discuss Turner’s incarceration, warning he may feign illness or overdose to avoid jail. Turner will be re evaluated in six weeks by a competent physician and the court pledges to proceed if needed.
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Surrick
Whitman protest dispute ends in killing in South Philadelphia
A 70 year old woman Marian Carr was shot in the head while joining about 100 protesters raising funds for a legal defense for those arrested near Whitman Park late Thursday. Ralph D Amico, 24, was arrested on murder and weapons offenses. Police say a brick and gunfire sparked the fatal shooting amid ongoing demonstrations and court orders.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Whitman Park
Marian Carr
D’amico
Carr
Whitman Council
U.S
Raymond Broderick
Weather summary for Atlanta and national cities
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the low to mid 60s. Saturday brings sun and heat with a 20 to 50 percent storm chance. Sunday through Monday expect warm humid conditions with possible showers or storms. Highs in the mid to upper 80s, cooler by Monday. Air quality satisfactory.
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New Ceatie County
Noted Deaths and Numerous Marriage Licenses Listed
Obituaries list Harry B. Nelson Catherine Maxwell Joseph Seibert Anta English Martin Hendricks Helen Delowery James Sly Carl Schaeffer Mildred Wilson among deaths. Marriage licenses show many couples from various towns including W James of Maryland Ridley Park Bryn Mawr Norwood Upper Darby Media and more with numerous names and locales.
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Harry B. Nelson
Catherine T. Maxwell
Joseph H. Seibert
Anta Marie English
Martin E. Hendricks
Helen C. Delowery
James K. Sly
Carl C. Schaeffer
Mildred Wilson
Brian Calabrisi
Shannon Guiney
W. James
Maryland
Janie Aver
Springfield
Fisher Jr
Yeh
Ridley Park
Rowland Smith 3d
Bryn Mawr
Elaine McVickar
Norwood
Charles A. Reaney
Lynne Isaacs
Grae
Joseph Kranyak
Chester
Sandra Lytle
Nether Providence
Victor Jorgensen
Glenolden
Cheryle Moore
Darby
James Osman
Linda Devine
907
Wne
Ann Ryan
Upper Darby
Darrel Leary
Donna Chipolla
James McStaavoy
Janice D’ambrosio
Ae Darby
John Beaton Jr
Ley Ac
Ann Kowall
Ridley Wnship
Bernard Keenan
Charlotte, N.C
Carol Roam
Sharon Hill
Richard
Divorces Granted and Lottery Numbers Listed
Divorces granted for Greer John Jr to Brenda Drandy Frederick to Lee Ann Dracup Regina to James Coskin Brian from Munir Kollhoff from De cels Russell from Ce res. Lottery numbers drawn on Thursday June 5 in Delaware Daily and New Jersey editions show 0 2 2 and 2 1 7 with a bonus 7 2 7 2 3. The article lists names connected to the divorces and the lottery results with no clear single outcome.
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Greer
John Jr
Brenda
Drandy
Frederick
Lee Ann
Dracup
Regina
James
Coskin
Brian
Munir
Kollhoff
Russell
Harold
Ceres
Delaware
New Jersey
New Jersy Diet
Former Delaware County assessor jailed for extortion plot
Ronald A. Furey of Springfield and Joseph J. DiLuzio of Marple were sentenced in U S District Court to two and three years respectively for attempting to extort developers of the Ravenscliff estate in Radnor. The case involved schemes to influence assessed values and kickbacks tied to a 125 acre Ravenscliff project tied to Charlotte Dorrance Wright.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
Ronald A. Furey
Springfield
Ravenscliff
Radnor
Furey
U. & District
U. S
Joseph J. DiLuzio
Marple
Dale Realtors
Marple-Springfield
DiLuzio
Bechtle
Lawrence Flick
Presi
Upland Borough’s Timely Action On Police Widow Benefits
Blair explained the borough provided a $25,000 state survivor benefit to Peggy Albany, widow of Sgt. Albany, after delays and controversy. He noted earlier efforts to assist her included accelerating a $30,000 borough insurance death benefit and seeking federal aid, Social Security and other programs. The borough pursued state reimbursement and a related 1976 federal grant, while a pending lawsuit was dropped when payment was made.
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Upland
Peggy Albany
Blair
The
Daily Times
Frank DiMaio
Albany
Social Security Administration
Sgt. Albany
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David Fritchey
Francis R. Lord
Delaware County Py R. Barclary
Vareur
Richard Soricelli
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Sorrick
Young Thespians
Mortuate
Aisa
Fairview
Chester Roads
Whitman
Springfield Mall
Robert Height
Ruskin Road
George Grandizio
Height
Renee Daily Times
Putin Geehy
Eee Enna
Megan
News of Record
City Hi. Lo
Wea
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Cas
U. F
Franklin Mint
Providence
Providence RD
Secane, PA
Ln Marn
Camera Shop Inc
Delaware Valley
Almolta
Soligar
Vivitar Sseum
Mminetta
QATE
Seliger
Minetta
Quantaray
Canon
PRO
Inata
Coenen, Mineie, Pentax K
Univ
Ase
Sankyo
ELMO
Bell & Nowell
Bell & Howell
Bell & Kowell
Broomall
RTE
Te Phila
Tuay
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