Pennsylvania Will Not Impose Gas Rationing Yet
Governor Thornburgh said Pennsylvania will not ration gasoline now but warned rationing could occur if supply worsens and New Jersey drivers cut into Pennsylvania stocks. Byrne and Thornburgh eyed cross-river crossings as a factor while Delaware dealers brace for curtailment. many stations report high allocations and imminent closures amid a June 28 shutdown plan by state dealers to pressure the Carter administration.
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Dick Thornburgh
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Thornburgh
Brendan Byrne
Byrne
New Jerse
Delaware
Jerry Kastenbaum
Jerry
Sun Station
Gradyville
Enon
Kastenbaum
Service Station Dealers Association
Dealers Association
Couple Declared Legally Married In N J Case
In Delaware Court House details, Mrs Kamil sues Harr for recognition of a valid marriage. The news notes a legal contention upheld through a period until June 1977. Concurrently, conductor Eugene Ormandy was hospitalized for observation after discomfort, resting comfortably at Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Wright
N.J
Kamil
Harr
Wibw
Delaware
Ie Ormandy
Eugene Today
Pennsylvania Hospital
Two Hospitalized After Aston Convent Road Brawl
Police responded to the 600 block of Convent Road at 10:40 pm where about 11 people fought. Victims Penn and Kevin McCabe, both 18, were injured and Byham was taken to Crozer Chester Medical Center with a head injury. Delaware County Criminal Vest and the Criminal Investigation Unit are investigating the incident.
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Convent Road
Penn
Kevin McCabe
Byham
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Merabe
Delaware County Crninal Vest Ti Ware Ovation Department
Widener College Becomes Widener University
Dr. Clarence R. Moll and Dr. F. Eugene Dixon announced that the Pennsylvania Secretary of Education granted university status to the 158 year old institution. Effective July 1 Widener Delaware Law School and Bee Delaware Law School join as Widener University. Each unit will keep its own identity under the university with its own dean and programs.
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Lynn Keyser
Daily Times
Chester
Clarence R. Moll
Widener College
F. Eugene Dixon
College Board of Trustees
Pennsylvania Secretary of Education
Widener, Bee
Delaware Law School
Widener University
Moll
Delaware
Dixon
Widener Universite Ee Ee
Law School
Se College
Brandywine Lee Widener
Widow sues over loss of son's eye in Ridley Township incident
In Ridley Township on March 24, 1978, 12 year old John Preston lost his left eye when a roof shingle struck him near a barn on Kossuth and Mount Vernon Avenues. His mother June Preston sues Ridley Township and property owner James Keys seeking medical costs of 3037 dollars and more than 10000 dollars in damages. The suit accuses the properties owner and township of dangerous conditions and neglect. Keys says he is obtaining bids to rehabilitate the structure. The township has been pressing for corrective measures and maintains ongoing discussions with Keys. The article also notes Widener University planning and merger details with Widener College and Delaware Law School.
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Marlene Digiacomo
Daily Times
John Preston
Kossuth
Mount Vernon Aves
Ridley Township
Preston
June Preston
Ramblewood Lane
Woodlyn
James Keys
Rutledge
Dale Rae
Prestons
Betty
William P. Lincke
Lincke
Keys
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William
Harold D. Ellis and
Tricia Cofsell
Tom Anderson
Anderson
ED Moore
Springfield
Moore
Philadelphia
George C. Piatt
Bert Hodge
Chester Pike
Norwood
Aston
Te “Tegal Acts
To Ve Property Serta
Peene
Kossuth and
Mt. Vernon Aves
Waldewess Travel
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