Defense objects to introducing evidence of alleged crimes in Lyness case
Defense attorney Green argues Pennsylvania law bars proving guilt by similar crimes and cites double jeopardy and time limits on prior acts. Judge Labrum suppresses the testimony. transcripts released after Lyness’s jury selection.
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Dr. Lyness
Green
Pennsylvania
Hauser
Labrum
Lyness
Daily Times
Edward J. Carney
Carney
State v Court
Woman Hurt When Truck Hits Pole On Bryn Mawr Ave
A West Chester woman, Gwendolyn Fryer, suffered injuries when a tractor trailer collided with her car on Bryn Mawr Avenue. The crash overturned the trailer, snapped a utility pole and downed wires, closing the road for hours during the 2:45 p.m. rush. Fryer remained in guarded condition at Bryn Mawr Hospital. the truck driver Raymond Ramkisson of Rockville, Maryland, was uninjured.
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Radnor
West Chester
Bryn Mawr Avenue
Gwendolyn Fryer
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Raymond Ramkisson
Rockville
T.H. Mandy
Banditos rob Taco Bell in Brookhaven at closing
An armed man in a brown security guard uniform forced two Taco Bell employees back inside the Edgmont Avenue location around 1:40 a.m. He used a .38 revolver to open the safe and steal receipts before tying workers and fleeing with an employee’s car. No injuries were reported.
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Brookhaven
Taco Bell
John Eller
Edgmont Avenue
Upland Road
Eller
Gospel concert to aid Ethiopians in Chester
The Chester United 150-Voice Mass Choir will perform at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Chester High auditorium to raise funds for Ethiopians. Proceeds go to the Wallingford Red Cross. Notables Gabriel Hardeman Alexis Wright and the Wilmington-Chester Mass Choir headline. Tickets are 4 in advance 5 at the door.
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Daily Times
Chester
Chester High
Ethiopia
Grace and Truth
Chester United
9Th
Barclay Streets
County Council
Wallingford
American Red Cross
William
Rocky) Brown
Brown
Gabriel Hardeman
Alexis Wright
McGlone
Wilmington-Chester
Bethany Baptist Youth Choir
James Stewart
Stewart
150-Voice Mass Choir
Amtrak worker killed in Eddystone train incident
Amtrak employee James Evans, 51, was struck from behind by an empty Wilmington-bound Metroliner traveling 70 to 90 mph and knocked from the Saville Avenue overpass in Eddystone while seeking coffee for co workers. He died at the scene around 5 20 a.m. Authorities say he was part of a work crew and was looking for a place to buy coffee when struck. The incident was witnessed by coworkers.
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Daily Times
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Amtrak
Evans
Longbottom
Saville Avenue
Saville
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