Haabestad set to head GOP for Thornburgh
Harold F. Bud Haabestad, Delaware County Council member and Thornburgh’s pick, will lead the Pennsylvania GOP while keeping his county duties. He accepts a $1 annual salary with a $36,000 state post, funds to hire an executive director, and aims to boost private enterprise and Republican victories statewide.
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Weather and court dispute flash in brief report
Spring like weather continues with breezy cool today highs in the low 70s and tonight mid 50s. The U S Court has refused to lift consideration of a dispute between Philadelphia Archdiocese and the Association of Catholic Teachers over intervention by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Former Springfield grad Batton to pursue NBA career
Daily Times notes Springfield High School alumnus Dave Batton, selected in the NBA draft’s third round by the New Jersey Nets, is eager to begin his professional basketball career after college. Page references.
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Lawyer wins Master Charge victory against Citibank
Long Island divorce lawyer Richard Oster led a case that forced Citibank to refund 50-cent monthly service fees for 20 months to Master Charge customers who paid promptly. Judge ruled the bank must return the charges, highlighting consumer rights against banks.
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State Filling resigning as GOP chairman
Lancaster Pennsylvania AP Richard Filling said he will resign today from the 36500 a year post he has held just over a year.
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Delaware County 2000 Land Use Plan predicts growth focus
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission projects moderate population growth to 676000 by 2000, with 95563 new homes and 52000 new jobs. Growth concentrates in developed areas, while western county remains largely open space and undeveloped. Public hearings are planned and DVRPC approval expected by year end.
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