Beitzel Family Reunion Reveals Long Lost Siblings
John Beitzel 31 of Newtown Square learns from sister Peggy Santana that he has five sisters and two brothers in Chester area plus two brothers in Florida. The Beitzel clan, once in foster care, traces roots to Philadelphia area with help from Catholic charities. John served in Vietnam, graduated Penn State in 1976, and taught English before his current teaching role.
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Weekend Heat Follows Cozy Midweek Weather
Forecaster notes a comfortable spell tonight through Friday with highs in the low 70s and overnight lows around the upper 40s. The outlook shifts to hotter conditions by the weekend, with page 2 providing details.
Nuke plant ok to vent krypton gas at Three Mile Island
Met Ed says NRC approval to vent 57000 curies of krypton from Unit 2 containment marks a forward step in cleanup. Robert Arnold of Met Ed says venting will speed decontamination and planning while not endangering public health. The decision follows scientific consensus and unanimous NRC vote. full venting may begin before month’s end.
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Aston succumbs to Reye's Syndrome at 13
Michael J. Domek, a Northley Junior High eighth grader, died at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia after a four month battle with Reye's Syndrome triggered by a flu-like illness. His death ended a community campaign of prayers and benefit events by Delaware Countians who supported his family. The syndrome, named after its identifying pathologist, follows benign viral infections in children. See DOMEK, Page 4.
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Wallingford Swarthmore board opposes demerger plan
Five Nether Providence school board members notified Harrisburg they oppose the Wallingford Swarthmore demerger bill. They will seek to delete the district from House Bill 1111, reversing a March unanimous endorsement. SAC critics call the move arrogance and allege local control battles over Swarthmore Rutledge students and tax dollars.
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Executor cites money and woes in Reinert case
William S. Bradfield Jr. testified in Delaware County Court about his five year relationship with murdered Haverford teacher Susan Reinert and described her as troubled. He seeks more than $60,000 in assets from her estate, named as beneficiary, while relatives contest the will. A probate hearing will be held after Delaware County Judge Francis J. Catania takes jurisdiction.
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Court broadcast grant sought
Delaware County eyes a two way microwave audio visual system to link jail, courthouse, and district court for arraignments and education. County seeks 149 961 dollars in LEAA funds, 129 720 for equipment plus 18 000 for a director salary, county cost 7 894.
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Upper Darby School Board seeks $500000 cuts
Finance Chairman Joseph Zoll gave the administration one week to propose the half–million dollars in budget cuts for the 1980 81 year. Acting Superintendent W L Michael Maines was asked to present a list at a second budget committee meeting at 8 p m Tuesday after a 2% hour hearing on the $26 million budget which includes a 32 plus mill increase in the 144 mill tax rate. Many residents at the hearing questioned line by line items and urged a closer look before adoption.
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SEPTA Fare Hike Endorsed by Hearing Examiner
Philadelphia officials face criticism as a public hearing examiner urges a 44 percent fare increase to close a $42.9 million deficit. The plan raises the base city fare from 50 to 70 cents and boosts commuter rail fares by 52 percent, with transfers rising from five to ten cents.
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