Vitelli election sparks limited impact on Delaware County Democrats
In Delaware County the surprise win of Fernando Vitelli as Democratic chairman draws mixed reactions. Observers say his ascent may not derail the fall campaigns, as Rep. Bob Edgar and local legislators run independently of the county slate. Patronage power is limited under a state job freeze, reducing potential shifts in personnel or outcomes.
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Fernando Vitelli
Delaware County
Democratic
Peggy Cherpack
Vitelli
Bob Edgar
Ernie Falcone
Ed Maguire
Upper Providence
Drexel University
Edgar Victory
Bob Rapp
Middletown
Falcone
Edgar
John Sweeney
Upper Darby
House
Bill Spingler
Shapp
Pete Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Flaherty
Spingler
U.S. Deficit vs Japan Surplus Highlight Trade Shifts
The United States posted its largest monthly trade deficit at 4.5 billion in March, while Japan reported a 2.5 billion surplus. Japan increased shipments to the U.S. by over 11 percent and cut imports from the U.S. by about 24.5 percent, underscoring a broader trend of U.S. losses and Japanese gains.
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New York
United States
Japan
Positive abortion solutions letter response from Timothy Donovan Folsom
Timothy Donovan Folsom argues for positive abortion solutions by adoption and aid to mothers, challenging critics who say abortion should be legalized as a fix. He defends religious expression and opposes placing church policy under state dictate, noting Planned Parenthood influence while affirming church freedom of speech.
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Planned Parenthood
Timothy Donovan Folsom
Mail carrier is answered by dissatisfied resident
A resident from Folsom, Faith E. Jenkins, expresses frustration that mail delivery does not meet her expectations. She scolds outsiders for commenting on the issue and asserts she only wants reliable delivery, praising others who report good service while noting many are unsatisfied but do not write in. Evelyn Lucas Chester.
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Faith E. Jenkins
Folsom
Evelyn Lucas Chester
Historic convent vandalized despite precautions and neglect
A letter laments ongoing vandalism at Sharon Hill’s Holy Child Convent, owned by Southeast Delco School District and used for storage. Nearby schools and a playground worsen security concerns as windows break, stained glass is torn, and grounds serve as a dumping site. Authorities are urged to act.
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Sharon Hill
Holy Child Convent
Southeast
Delco
Chester News Roundup from 100 Years Ago
A century past notes Carnegie gifts to Media church and local business moves in Chester. Riveters return to Roach shipyard. potato bug war looms as farmers stock Paris Green. Frogs win cents per dozen on a Delaware County expedition. Local marriages, deaths, and civic shifts reflect a town in motion.
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George McCall
Sixth
Madison Streets
Chester
Chester Daily Times
Joseph Cornoy
Market Street
Edgmont Avenue
George Bottomley
Roach
Delaware County
Raccoon Creek
Freeport
N. J
Andrew Carnegie
First Episcopal Church of
William Charles Hogg
Third Presbyterian Church
Today in History June 14 1978 Flag Day events listed
On June 14 historical milestones include the founding of the U S Army in 1775 as riflemen were recruited, 1777 flag designated the national banner, 1846 Sonoma proclaims the free California Republic, and 1922 Harding gives the first radio presidential address.
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Philadelphia
Sonoma
Calif
Fort McHenry
Paris
Saipan Island
Marianas
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