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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1985
Page
10
A reader criticizes Delaware County Memorial Hospital for changing abortion procedures under anti choice pressure. The letter argues that hospitals should stay with current policies and defend women's rights. The piece also notes Ridley Township's abandoned car ordinance and urges residents to report junk cars for a cleaner community.
A reader vents anger at the Board of Health over a persistent odor at Toby Farms and criticizes local coverage. The letter targets Chester’s problems, including unwed mothers and municipal leadership, urging accountability and action.
A reader expresses gratitude to the Areawide Ambulance personnel for their fine service and helpful response, praising the organization and its team.
A Democrat critic urges state party leaders to back Bob Edgar as the Senate candidate to avoid splits and ensure a strong, unified bid. The writer calls for decisive support and warns against delaying and factional infighting.
A Marcus Hook resident criticizes local neglect and urges action to remove numerous abandoned vehicles, arguing the issue burden falls on taxpayers and needs prompt municipal response.
Middletown AP reports the Three Mile Island Unit 1 reactor heat-up to near operating temperature and pressure using four 9,000 horsepower reactor coolant pumps as officials say the process is going smoothly.
A hearing is set for June 27 on a motion to decide if 17 year old Tracy L. Pietrovito, accused of a January YMCA fire that killed four, will be tried as a juvenile or an adult. The request was filed in Berks County Court by assistant public defender Glenn D. Welsh.
Harrisburg reports water consumption in the Delaware River Basin fell under drought emergency conservation measures. State officials noted reduced usage as authorities urge continued compliance to protect supplies amid ongoing dry conditions.
A year-old Uniontown girl named Tara Lea Stewart suffocated when a chest of drawers toppled onto her while she played with her 2-year-old sister in an upstairs bedroom. Police say it was a freak accident as her parents slept nearby. she was found about 1 p.m. and died at Uniontown Hospital at 2:27 p.m. An autopsy confirmed the cause.
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