Fathers rally for custody reform on Father's Day
Ken Delmar founder of Fathers and Children's Equality led a City Hall rally with about 35 divorced fathers to press for joint custody and fair visitation. FACE members, including Donald Middleman, argued courts should treat fathers as equal parents and not just providers. Delmar, who lost custody 15 years ago, says the case spurred creating a 12chapter network in Pennsylvania with 5000 members.
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Hapa
UPI
Ken Delmar
Delmar
Father’s and Children’s Equality
Kramer
City Hall
FACE
Donald Middleman
Philadelphia
Middleman
Prace
Jersey rated best for waste burial
The Delaware River Basin Commission reports suitable regions for permanent burial of hazardous wastes lie mainly in southern New Jersey. The two year study outlines criteria using population density and environmental factors to guide site selection within the 20 000 square mile basin.
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UPI
Delaware River
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Delaware River Basin Commission
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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Environmental Resources Management Inc
West Chester
Clark Moore
Commission
New Fear
New York
Peloware. Ie
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Bucks County
Mercer
Middlesex Monmouth
Raritan Bay
Angie
Records of kickbacks kept in hospital grant scheme
UPI reports the mail fraud and bribery trial of three men accused of paying kickbacks to ex-Representative Daniel Flood to aid a 14.5 million federal grant for Hahnemann Hospital. Witness Richard C. Spang testified that George L. Guerra began a black book to serve as an insurance policy, with Guerra planning to hand it to his attorney. The defendants Guerra, 42, of Glenmoore. E. Wharton Shober, 58, now of Saudi Arabia. and another defendant are on trial in U.S. District Court in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Reading
UPI
U.S
Daniel Flood
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
U.S. District Court
Hahnemann
Spang
George L. Guerra
Capital Investment Development Corp
Investment consultant seeks $58,500 salary amid pension board review
Harrisburg reporters note the state teachers' pension board asked the Justice Department to review a two-year contract raising Barry C. Hixon’s annual pay to 58 500, second to Gov Thornburgh’s 66 000. The move follows Hixon’s rise from 24 000 to 46 600 and a prior burglary conviction. The board oversees a 240 million portfolio with Mellon Bank, and Hixon may expand duties to manage future pension funds. He notes a 50 000 fidelity bond is required though he calls it token protection and says his insurer covered prior bonds.
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John S. Langdon
Harrisburg
UPI
State
Teachers’ Pension Board
Justice Department
Barry C. Hixon
Dick Thornburgh
Hixon
Perryopolis
Asssistant
First National Bank of
Erie
Pension) Board
Firemans Fund
Birthday Flight Near Mount St Helens Surprises Traveler
William Senkowsky on May 18 flew United 727 from San Francisco to Seattle eight hours after Mount St Helens erupted. The flight passed 10 to 15 miles from the ash plume that rose to 60,000 feet, with Senkowsky calling the scene fascinating and noting the mountain’s sudden violence. The eruption led to airport closures in Oregon and altered his business trip plans, prompting a return to Philadelphia.
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Trisha Cofsell
Daily Times
Brookhaven
William Senkwosky
San Francisco
Seattle
Mount St. Helens
Senkowsky
United 727
Portland
du Pont Company
Oregon
Richland
Philadelphia
Senkwosky
Chester police seek suspects in fatal stabbing on Morton area
Chester City police search for suspects after a fatal stabbing of 29 year old George Sutton near 6th Street and Morton Avenue. Sutton was transported to Crozer-Chester Hospital at 1 20 a m. He resided on the 300 block of E 5th Street.
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Chester
6Th Street
Morton Avenue
George Sutton
E. 5Th Street
Sutton
Crozer-Chester Hospital
Lost Beagle Beagle Found Missing Pet Ad
Lost beagle female with red collar. Injured or distressed. Reward offered. Contact Undron for details. Cl 676.
Philadelphia Man Drowns Off Tinicum Island
Thomas Lashley, 28, of 751 West Allens Lane, Philadelphia, drowned while swimming near Little Tinicum Island Sunday. Four companions were present when the incident occurred around 5:30 p.m. His body was recovered by the Pennsylvania Water Patrol about 8 p.m. Police found no foul play.
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Philadelphia
Tinicum Island
Thomas Lashley
W. Allens Lane
Pennsylvania Water Patrol
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