Carter flip flops as recession nears and Mount St Helens erupts
The column outlines President Carter’s shifting stance on the economy amid a worsening recession, the Mount St Helens eruption with massive timber losses, and Ramsey Clark’s Iran trip defying Carter. It notes expected deficits, calls for austerity, and potential political fallout including VA benefits, insurance subsidies, and legal threats.
Charity gambling raid on Brandywine Lions Club sparks criticism
Birmingham Township Supervisor Stephen Danby denounces the May 17 Concord Country Club Monte Carlo raid by county and state police that seized 14000 dollars and gambling paraphernalia. No arrests were made and CID Chief Thomas Gallagher says the case is under investigation. The piece notes support for charitable groups and discusses legality and potential reforms.
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Brandywine Lions Club
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Concord Country Club
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Thomas Gallagher
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Brandywine Lions
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Blind Association
Boy Scouts
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Danby’s
Pennsylvania
Delaware County
Frank Hazel
District Attorney Association
Hazel
City Council to install gas lamps on Chester piers
A century ago Chester officials ordered gas lamps along Market Street and Edgmont Avenue piers to illuminate dark dangerous spots by the water. Notable items include local raffles, police chief car theft remnants, partnerships dissolved, and notable deaths.
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Atlantic City
Peter Goff
George G
St. Lawrence Hotel
Walter J. Melhenny
Eddystone
William H. Williams
John Cheetham
Fulton House
John Fountain
John Vance
Media Courthouse
Almanac highlights for June 9 1980 and notable events
On June 9 1980 the almanac notes the 161st day of the year with Mercury Venus Jupiter and Saturn in evening skies. It lists born on this date as Gemini, cites Cole Porter born in 1893, and marks events including James J Braddock’s 1899 heavyweight win, 1943 tax withholding act, 1959 George Washington submarine launch, and the 1976 deaths of James Farley and Sybil Thorndike.
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Cole Porter
James J
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York City
Congress
Groton
Conn
James Farley
New York
Sybil Thorndike
London
Letters Distinguish Right From Wrong Over Township Budget Wrongs
A letter to The Times asserts no dispute with Middletown Tea Council, only a stand on right versus wrong in township governance. It cites unwarned resignations, reappointing long-serving lawyers and members, ignored budget input, costly searches, dinners with tax money, and alleged improper use of funds by council leadership. The writer questions state guidance on spending and asks if such actions reflect public servants' priorities.
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the Times
Middletown Tea Council
Council
Department of Community Affairs
State Department of Community Affairs
Disputed forum shows clash over debate in Rochford campaign
A Rochford campaign volunteer describes a May 27 forum where Edgar refused to debate now, while Edgar supporters drowned out Rochford mid statement. The witness criticizes Edgar for allowing disruption and for avoiding voters' review of his voting record, calling it unfair and shadowing his image.
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Congress
Mr. Rochford
Mr. Edgar
Dennis Rochford
Washington
Edgar
Mosquito Spray Plan Sparks Local Habitat Outcry
In Norwood, residents oppose helicopter spraying of the marshland to curb mosquitoes. They note 25 years of marsh restoration, with snakes, frogs, and snapping turtles returning. A spray could reverse progress and harm wildlife and human life, threatening the county’s best natural spot.
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the Times
The
Daily Times
Norwood
Learning simple life lessons from Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey reflects on teaching the next generation through simple truths. He cites Bennett on seeking simple answers, and offers five maxims: America is great but not the path to self, your own flaws follow you, work brings enjoyment, sex carries moral stakes, and sixteen is not sixty. Harvey notes youth cite evolution of height and skill, but maturity lags.
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Angel
William J. Bennett
National Humanities Center
Mr. Bennett
America
Voltaire
Evry
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Epitaph for Bush Honors a Political Campaign Record
Washington notes that George Bush ran with honor and distinction, a class act amid a vaudeville of performers. He won seven primaries or caucuses, including Iowa and New Hampshire, yet struggled to present a coherent alternative to Reagan. Despite flaws, his persistence and grace under pressure marked his campaign.
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George Bush
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Ronald Reagan
Iowa
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Reagan
John B. Anderson
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James Baker
David Keene
David Sparks
Peter Teeley
Susan Morrison
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New Hampshire
Robert Walters
Newspaper Association
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