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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1992
Page
2
Last night’s Daily Number and Big Four results appear for New Jersey. Partial digits 974 and 3661 are shown amid unreadable OCR text. The readable portion indicates lottery activity without full official results.
Reviewers weigh in on the inaugural month of Tonight, noting its format, pacing, and entertainment value. Critics highlight standout segments and question consistency, while producers defend creative choices and potential audience reach.
Partial OCR shows sections labeled Editorial Horoscope Sports and Directory with scattered entities. Reads like a local newspaper page with mentions of Delaware County Daily Times, Clifton Heights Post Office, and contact details among garbled lines.
Pete Dexter discusses race, integration, and attitudes in American society. He contrasts black and white viewpoints, notes terms like cracker as offensive but contextually nuanced, and argues that behavior toward others, not politics, defines ethics. Dexter frames tolerance through personal experiences and social conduct.
A Brookhaven Burger King crowd voices support for banning Joe Camel and similar ads. Respondents say such images entice youth, glamorize smoking, and send harmful messages about health and coolness to children.
New England doctors pressed a resolution at the AMA annual meeting to publish physician fees, arguing competitive pricing lowers costs. Dr. John M. Sherwin, an orthopedist from Manchester NH, warned that posted prices could turn medicine into a cash‑register operation and undermine medical professionalism. The policy will be reviewed by 434 policy makers in the House of Delegates.
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