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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1987
Page
4
Thomas M. Devine, 22, of Cypress Avenue, received a mandatory three to six year prison term after his DUI conviction for a November Yeadon crash that killed 61 year old Dorothea Mason of Lansdowne. Judge Domenic D. Jerome imposed the sentence.
Friends and teachers at Ridley Senior High School establish the Rick Stefanowicz Medical Fund to help cover Hodgkins Disease treatment for 22 year old Rick Stefanowicz, a 1982 Ridley graduate who recently finished Ursinus College. Contributions in care of Ridley High School. Call Dougherty or Lou Ann Crosby for details.
A dense list of municipal meetings across Delco towns including Media Colwyn Folcroft Glenolden Middletown Nether Providence Newtown Prospect Park Ridley Park Sharon Hill Trainer Upper Chichester and Upper Providence. Dates show 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. sessions at various town halls and government centers plus a Rose Tree Media school board finance and personnel committee at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. at the Education center on 901 Providence Road.
Springfield officials vote unanimously to require cats to be leashed or fenced in yards, with fines up to 300 dollars. The ordinance, pending second reading, assigns enforcement to Animal Control and stems from years of resident input and debate.
Ruth McClelland tests a leash on her cat Tabby as residents support the new ordinance. Township officials acknowledge enforcement will be difficult but aim to apply the leash or fencing rule to cats despite differences from dogs. Marie Bird calls the measure wonderful yet impractical, suggesting indoor housing or supervised outdoor use.
Roland Edward Fisher 57 of Drexel Hill former Clifton Precision Co vice president indicted for directing a scheme to defraud the government. The case cites padded labor costs and overpricing at Litton’s Clifton Special Devices Division. Litton has paid over $15 million in fines and a civil settlement earlier.
Harrisburg report quotes Susan Anderson, secretary of the Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners, saying taking the bar in Pennsylvania is not necessarily easier to pass. She notes each state sets its own standards, with Pennsylvania ranking 25th in pass rates while Rhode Island leads at 81.7 percent and California trails at 38.3 percent.
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