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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
3
A local reader argues police are mostly good, cites trials and incidents to show multiple sides in court cases. He urges gratitude for officers protecting families and property amid rising crime, praising the Upper Darby force.
The piece notes 250 million tires discarded yearly in the United States, creating a billion tires in existence. It warns old tires harbor pests and pose fire and pollution risks. It urges finding uses for tires rather than discarding them, citing experts and public health concerns.
In New York the AP reports Labor Secretary Ray Marshall argues for a universal employment identity card as a solution to illegal immigration and job displacement. He warns of civil liberties concerns but contends that without action the affected groups, especially Mexican Americans, face discrimination and unsafe conditions. Marshall rejects deportation, favors amnesty for those here, and notes employer compliance as the challenge for a job ID system.
A reader salutes Helen Gunnis for her edges piece What’s Wrong with Women and praises self sufficiency through motherhood. The letter recalls 16 years raising children, caring for fevers and injuries, volunteering, and valuing education. It argues mothers balance life, family, and personal growth without needing external reassurance.
A reader warns of a mysterious danger at Black Hawk Spring on Barren Road. He describes eerie presence of Death and a near collision with a dark van driven by a man in his 50s. He urges traffic safety measures and posted signs to prevent tragedy in 1977.
Robert Schuller argues that faith begins with a dream and requires taking the next step despite no guarantee of success. Many fail by avoiding decisive choices, neglecting opportunities, and misunderstanding success as the absence of setbacks.
Former US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urges churches to mobilize resources for a strong moral offensive to secure human rights and pursue a just, lasting peace. He argues faith groups must lead in shaping international justice and civic responsibility.
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