Shapp attacks Thornburgh on lottery probe in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports say Governor Shapp charges a Thornburgh administration cover up in a 3.5 million Daily Number payout linked to alleged irregularities from the April 24 drawing. He cites a directive to keep silent and criticizes Deputy Revenue Secretary Philbin amid a statewide grand jury inquiry.
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Students ride for therapy in United Way film
Twelve UCP students at the Concord Road center filmed a public service spot on horseback riding as therapy at Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern. NFL players Keith Krepfle and Sandie assisted, aiding fund drives with United Way.
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Bill to add judges put on hold again
Harrisburg report states a proposal to create two additional Delaware County judgeships was revived then tabled for at least one more day. The Senate Appropriations Committee considered HB 960 with an amendment to restore the two county posts and add one more in Montgomery County, but Sen. Holl and Sen. Tilghman requested more information before proceeding.
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Bucks County
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Delaware County
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Meadow Lane
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Harrisburg
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Montgomery County
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Montgomery
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Montgomery Ag
Resignations Stir Garnet Valley Parents Cite Board Clash
More than 100 Garnet Valley residents met at Elam United Methodist Church to question a wave of resignations by teachers and administrators. They alleged a power struggle between the school board and district administration, noting former superintendent Henry Hofmann and high school principal Walter Udovich among those leaving. Residents urged the June 24 board meeting to explain reasons and voiced concerns over communication, budget, morale, and a recent Middle States evaluation.
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Henry Hofmann
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Doug Barrett
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Garnet Valley
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Dick Smith
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Bill O’day
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Garnet
Chester man arrested in June 4 slaying probe
Police nabbed 33 year old Carl James Smith on I 95 near Chichester Avenue on his way home from work in connection with the June 4 death of Carol Gamble 28 of 1133 Hancock Street. Smith once dated Gamble and works at Getty Oil refinery Delaware City He was arraigned on homicide charges and held on 250000 bail for a Chester District Court preliminary hearing at 9 a.m. June 25.
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Job prospects good for college class of 1960 engineers
New York based report from UPI notes that engineering graduates face solid hiring as campus recruiters rise up to 10 percent from 1979. The College Placement Council and Frank Endicott Survey show about 670 private firms recruiting seniors signed up more graduates, though the rise falls short of the earlier 13 percent projection.
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