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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1980
Page
2
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of a thunderstorm in places and a low around 60. Saturday will be fair with mid 70s to low 80s Sunday and mid to upper 80s Monday with overnight lows mainly 50s to 60s. Precipitation totals show none in the last 24 hours and 1.05 this month.
A brief death notice lists Ada F ar Dominic A Jastrzewski J Wallace Journey Elmer Royer Robert F DePue Louise Brant Eldridge Ralson Louise Beauchamp Cleotha M Jackson Russell W Harvey Jr and others among Delaware County residents reported deceased.
Divorces granted include Susan Perreault from Douglas Herman Catherine from Conrad Wakim Michel E from Bernadat Kinlaw Diane from Horace Jr Crawford Sharon from Richard. Lottery results show Wednesday June 25 numbers for Pennsylvania Daily Lottery 6 0 4, Delaware Daily Lottery 3 4 2, New Jersey Pick-It Ticket 8 8 6, Pennsylvania 23-For-1 set 5 2 8 1 7 4 5 1 8 46 3, Pennsylvania Big 50 Blue Bonus 2 5 6 1 4 1, Jersey Bingo numbers B 2 1-29 N 32 G 58 0 63.
SEPTA faced a projected 42.9 million deficit in its 1980 81 budget prompting a fare rise approved after public hearings in five counties. General Manager David Gunn warned operations could halt within weeks without higher revenue while riders urged more government support. Fare changes include children 35 cents, handicapped off peak 30 cents, seniors 30 cents, Transpass 8 25, monthly pass 32 dollars. Other cities also raise fares.
Former official warns of a severe recession approaching, citing a 90 percent rise in federal tax revenue since 1976 and declines in farming automotives housing and steel. He cites 9.3 percent unemployment and 13.4 percent GNP drop, urging a 5 percent monetary growth target and tax relief including a federal hiring freeze through September 1981.
Ruling attorney Garland D. Cherry notes Pan Am will be reimbursed only for actual reasonable costs through program funding, with any unspent contract funds returned to the county. Judge Reed questions where to draw the line for housing many disabled children, amid calls to relocate to a special use area and concerns about zoning code implications.
Interboro School District votes to replace the existing seventh and eighth grade junior high with a six through eight middle school in all four elementary schools starting September 1981. The plan aims for annual savings around 144000 with modifications to keep programs and staff intact.
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