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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1983

Page

7

Wall Street backs Reagan Volcker reappointment

Wall Street backed President Reagan’s choice to keep Paul Volcker as Federal Reserve Chairman for a second four year term. Democratic reaction was split with John Glenn endorsing and Gary Hart calling it potentially disasterous for the economy while labor unions offered lukewarm support.

Washington UPI Reagan Federal Reserve Paul Volcker Wall Street Volcker Thomas Eagleton D-Mo Robert Dole R-Kan Senate Finance Committee Dole John Glenn Ohio Nashville Tenn Glenn Federal Reserve Board Gary Hart D-Colo New York Arthur Levitt, Jr American Stock Exchange Afl-Cio Murray Seeger Labor Federation

Cranston wins presidential straw poll in Alabama

UPI reports California Senator Alan Cranston won the Alabama Young Democrats non binding straw poll with 65 of 124 delegate votes or 52.4 percent. Hollings finished second with 18 votes and 14.5 percent. Gerald Willis had 13 votes. Mondale received nine votes, John Glenn eight, Reubin Askew two, and eight delegates were undecided. Cranston downplayed the result noting the convention was not a representative sample.

Montgomery Ala UPI Alan Cranston California Ernest Hollings South Carolina Alabama Young Democrats Cranston Hollings Mondale Sen John Glenn Ohio Florida Reubin Askew Gary Hart Colorado Glenn

Guards demand AIDS testing after jail cook's death

NY union head Philip Seelig demanded immediate AIDS screening of correction staff following the suspected AIDS death of a jailhouse cook. He warned cooks and food handlers could spread the illness and criticized the city for neglecting medical screening for personnel.

Cook New York UPI Philip Seelig Correction Officers Benevolent Associaton Seelig New York City Department of Corrections

Kitten Caring by Woman after Kitty Nap Incident

Jane Gilbertson tends two kittens she says Spot took from their mother. She reports Spot now nurses and even produces milk to care for the felines. The unusual situation draws local attention to animal welfare.

W.C Jane Gilbertson Spot

Fathers Hidden From Support Aims to Cut Welfare Costs

Washington report notes millions of dads evade court-ordered child support. Since 1975 a federal state program pursues absent parents to collect payments and reduce welfare reliance. An estimate suggests 64 percent of divorced women with children lack full support, totaling about 10 million of 13.7 million single-parent children. In fiscal 1982, child support collections reached 1.78 billion, with only 10.1 percent of welfare children’s absent parents paying up.

Washington UPI Health and Human Services Department HHS Department

Cop 27 drops dead four hours after scuffle

PHILADELPHIA UPI report says 27 year old police officer Stephen Sawka died at 7 10 a m Saturday at Metropolitan Hospital after breaking up two fights with partner William Ansel. Sawka, a three year veteran, complained of chest pains following the early morning incident.

Philadelphia UPI Stephen Sawka Metropolitan Hospital Sawka William Ansel

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