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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
1
William Harris told a friend that he Emily and Patricia Hearst are not mad revolutionaries but will continue their war against imperialist America. The letter, postmarked Boston, was shared with the Los Angeles Times and notes guerrilla training and resilience despite deaths of SLA comrades.
A quirky jumble from a 1960s column cites baseball fans shouting Kill the one and recounts near-violence against umpire Billy Fyans. It blends trivia on Eleanor Roosevelt, ancient voting devices, Mourners in Japan, future mates, and odd facts about opals, headaches, Venetian blinds, and Irish Dublin, with Q and A style asides and reader mail to M Boyd of Delaware County Daily Times.
The Baltimore local of the Teamsters plans four food stamp sales outlets to reach eligible residents not now receiving stamps. The first center opens July 1, the second August 1, with hours until 6 p.m. and Saturday service. Officials say private-businesses have shown interest but security requirements slow openings.
Wallace Muhammad, new supreme minister, discloses assets of the Nation of Islam and notes a multimillion dollar seafood import deal. He cites 14.5 million in Chicago real estate, 6.2 million in farmland, 22 million in retail seafood sales, and 34 million in the charity fund.
A federally funded summer work program for about 840,400 youths from economically disadvantaged families will receive $436.35 million for 433 state and local governments. Jobs pay at least $2.10 an hour for ages 14 to 21, lasting nine to 12 weeks in parks libraries day care centers museums and more.
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