Rising warm weekend forecast with possible late storm
Warm up to 80 degrees and sunny through Sunday with a risk of thunder showers late Sunday as a weather note appears. In Rome, Italy President Giovanni Leone resigns amid corruption accusations, stepping down with six and a half months left in his seven year term.
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National Strike halts New York Daily News Friday edition
The Daily News canceled Friday’s print after drivers refused to cross Guild picket lines, following The New York Times decision to terminate its guild contract and potentially shut down if a settlement isn’t reached. The Times warned it may refuse to pay all union members if needed.
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Inflation lingers as growth stays mixed in 1980 forecast
The University of Pennsylvania forecast says tax cuts won’t stop a slowdown in the booming US economy. inflation remains a major problem despite a burst of growth this quarter rivaling the last decade.
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Burglar Hits Upper Darby Home Steals Few Items
Police report a burglar entered Otis Williams home at 2 S Cedar Lane between 8 30 and 9 50 p m Wednesday taking a cat a dog a telephone a lamp a digital clock and a radio Williams listed the items as taken noting the unusual mix and no cash was reported missing
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Deer collision injures Woodlyn man on 1 95 exit
George Moore and a friend were driving off 1 95 at Edgmont Avenue when a large deer crossed the embankment. Moore swerved but hit the deer, sending the car into an embankment. The deer fled toward the city and damage to the car is about $1200.
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George Moore
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Haabestad Faces Uncertain Path to State GOP Chair
Harrisburg report says Harold F. Haabestad Jr. of Radnor weighs a possible withdrawal or floor challenge as the 178 member Republican State Committee meets to choose a new chairman. Incumbent Richard R. Filling resubmitted for reelection and Thornburgh seeks a workable outcome amid party leadership tensions.
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Bud) Haabestad Jr
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Garrettford Sixth Graders Display Book Fair Exhibit
Julie Colgan unveils her original display titled It's Not the End of the World by Judy Blume. One of 50 Garrettford School sixth grade projects, the exhibit illustrates a favorite part of a recently read book under the direction of Mrs. Carmen Humenik and Mrs. Kristina Maloney.
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600 Pound Man Dies After Weight Skyrockets
Wayne Whipple, 26, of Seabrook New Jersey, a horse handler whose weight leaped from 230 to above 600 pounds after a hay elevator accident, died of a heart attack at Crozer-Chester Medical Center. Doctors could not determine his exact weight, and his condition hindered weighing him. He telephoned his wife Darla before suffering cardiac arrest about 15 minutes later and was pronounced dead.
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Clifton Heights faces 211000 debt from 1977 woes
The new Democratic majority on Clifton Heights borough council faces a $211,371 unpaid bill tally from 1977. Auditors will report Monday night as council hopes to cover the deficit with a mercantile tax, a school sale proceeds, and other measures. The crisis stems from neglect and mismanagement, with bills approved but unpaid and insurance premiums left unpaid before checks were mailed.
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Daily Times
Clifton Heights
New Finance
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Joseph Kelly
Council
Drug arrests in Upper Darby police sting
Upper Darby police arrested four for drug offenses after surveilling a second floor apartment on Marshall Road. Larry McIntosh, seen taking a brown bag from the unit, had a pound of marijuana and paid bail. James Jones was found with five pounds and charged with Act 64 and conspiracy. Robbin D Adamo and Raymond Catando were released on bail pending hearings.
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Robbin D’adamo
Glendora
N.J
Raymond Catando
Runnemeade
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