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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1982
Page
2
Eliza Moat features as subject in a fragmented clippings page noting Moon related coverage. The text references Moon’s influence and a notable obituary or memorial item. Names of individuals or organizations remain unclear due to OCR damage but indicate era themes and public fascination.
The Delaware stor Me Daily Times lists pricing details for subscription delivery and zones. It notes rates of $58.50 for six months and $117.00 for twelve months in Zone 1, with weekly delivery and route charges.
Patrick J. Warren, 35, of South Philadelphia, completes an 800 mile trek across Pennsylvania in front of Graduate Hospital’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center. The fundraiser aimed to prove epileptics can lead normal lives. Warren, accompanied by Richard Shirlow, walked 20 to 30 miles daily from June 1, visiting cities including Allentown and Pittsburgh. He credits a health center visit after a 1974 rooftop fall for his diagnosis.
A public interest group seeks to bar General Foods cereals from TV ads claiming to protect all California children. The Committee on Children's Television alleges Cocoa Pebb les Fruity Pebbles Honeycomb Alpha Bits and Sugar Crisp mislead youth with sugar content cited at 45 to 65 percent. Lower courts dismissed for lack of class action standing. the high court will decide if the group may represent all state children in the case.
An arbitration panel awarded Philadelphia firefighters a two year pact with no raise in year one and about 2 percent or more in year two. The decision followed a pattern mirroring police and other city unions and was hailed by Mayor Green as parity with police. Talks with the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers continued.
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