Letter to the editor on crime and policing at Chester Towers
A reader criticizes Mrs. Doris Nickerson for linking bookmaking and gambling to robberies in Chester. The letter argues teens are not gamblers, calls for more foot patrols, questions police radio use, and suggests better protections for elderly residents and domestic calls. The writer cites local courts and Police Chief Hoopes and Major Gill, urging responsible commentary.
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Doris Nickerson
Delaware County Daily Times
Not everything bad To the Times Young helpers and church choir
A reader shares two uplifting scenes. In one incident two young men helped a stranded motorist on I 95 near Highland Avenue exit by locating a tire spike and changing the tire without asking for payment. In another there was a 45 minute singing by about 20 young adults from Community United Methodist Church Chester led by Rev Alfred Johnson at Parkside United Methodist Church.
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Highland Avenue
Parkside United Methodist Church
Community United Methodist Church
3Rd and
Jeffrey Sts
Chester
Alfred Johnson
Cleveland weighs 2 million federal grant for downtown study
A Cleveland dispute centers on applying for a 2 million Department of Transportation grant to study a proposed downtown people mover. Supporters say it is free money and could spur revitalization, while opponents call it a costly, risky project. Local officials and congressional delegation push for the study, framing it as prudent leverage of federal funds.
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Cleveland
Department of Transportation
Ralph Perk
Carter viewed as leaning toward Communism in Notre Dame remarks
Belmont mass readers are urged that President Carter reveals a pro Communist posture in speeches and interviews. The piece cites the Singlaub episode and Notre Dame commencement remarks asserting detente with the Soviet Union and favorable views of China while criticizing U.S. defense and colonialism. It argues Carter shifts toward accommodating Communism and questions American policy.
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Belmont
Mass
Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
John K. Singlaub
Washington
Korea
U.S
South Korea
U. S
U. S. News and World Report
America
Notre Dame University
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
United States
Chiang
Franco
Salazar
Leonid Brezhnev
China
Europe
Notre Dame
Coronation questions and Episcopal conduct debated
A letter questions church practices in the Episcopal diocese, citing Rev Oleszewski, Katrina Swanson, and Ellen Barrett. It argues for uniform discipline, cites biblical bases for critique, and urges the Bishop to act consistently on non Episcopal conduct and liturgical variations.
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Mary
Heaven
Ashtaroth
Astarte
Jerusalem
Ogilby
Olesziveski
St. Lukes Church
Eddystone
Ellen Barrett
Tailgate-Flea Market Proposal Faces Township Approval
A Birmingham Township resident seeks permission to run a weekend tailgate flea market through September at Mozzani's Restaurant across from the Drive-In on Route 202. She met township supervisor Mr. Cialini, but the request is not yet on the June 1 agenda and awaits further discussion.
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Ike
Birmingham
Mozzani's
Four Winds
Mozzani Brothers
Cialini
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Clifford Rainey
Halus Ewing
Katrina Swanson
Episcopal
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Oleszwoski
Times
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