County workers say negotiators can call strike
The Delaware County Public Employes Association votes to allow a strike after March 7 if negotiations stall. Over 400 union members empower their negotiators with a seven day strike option, while a separate 275 to 73 vote approves a seven day extension to the contract. The union represents about 900 courthouse employees and may extend the contract day by day after May 2 but no more than 30 days.
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Daily Times
Springfield
County of Delaware Public Employes Association
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Inhouse County Union
Alpine Inn
Walter ReDavid
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Salute to Industry Show Set at Granite Run Mall
Middletown residents join the second annual Salute to Industry at Granite Run Mall from Thursday through Saturday. Twenty area firms participate, doubling last year’s exhibitors, with visitors including U.S. Rep. Robert Edgar and Delaware County Council Vice Chairman Faith Ryan Whittlesey.
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Middletown
Granite Run
Mall
Delaware County Daily Times
U.S
Robert Edgar
Delaware County Council
Faith Ryan Whittlesey
Sharon Hillman freed on bond amid protest over murder case
Ed mund Storer jailed for killing his adopted daughter Amy Luck was released on 150000 bail after a hearing before Judge Domenic D. Jerome. He appeals a voluntary manslaughter conviction while authorities warned he poses a danger to children. His wife Elizabeth Ann was acquitted.
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Domenic D. Jerome
Storer
Sharon
Hill
Amy Luck
David Breen
George Litterer
Peter
Jeffrey
Jerome
Wife of Marple Republican killed by steel on Route 100
Mrs Judith Linder 37 was killed when a 30 pound steel casting fell from a northbound truck and crashed through the windshield of a car driven by State Rep. Matthew Ryan of Newtown on Route 100 in West Whiteland Township Chester County. Ryan 45 was treated for shock. Police could not locate the truck. The Linders were headed home from Harrisburg after a meeting on the Industrial Development Committee.
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Marple
Matthew Ryan
Newtown
West Whiteland
Twp
Chester County
Judith Linder
Beechtree Lane
Broomall
Chester County Hospital
West Chester
Ryan
Delaware County
Beth el
Upper Darby doctor held on drug charge
Dr Floyd A Santner, 54, of Newtown with offices at 220 Long Lane, was charged after township police narcotics unit raided his office. Two assistants Harrison G Stone and John Sardar, both of Philadelphia, face conspiracy and practicing medicine without license charges. Santner allegedly dispensed about 20 000 Quaaludes in one month. Bail set at 100 000 each on all counts.
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Upper Darby
Floyd A.santner
Newtown
Long Lane
Lantner
Harrison G. Stone
John Sardar
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John Falls
Joseph Ceccola
Santner
Falls
Sardar
Stone
South 53Rd St
South 49Th St
Delaware County
Thornbury
Court reinstates PennDOT sticker suspension on Upper Darby Auto Center
In Harrisburg, the state appeals court reinstated a one year suspension of the center's state inspection rights. The ruling says judge Catania erred by shifting burden of proof and that Moraiti acted within the employer's authority.
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Harrisburg
Delaware County
Francis J. Catania
Penndot
Upper Darby
Commonwealth
State Appeals Court
Upper Darby Auto Center, Inc
West Chester Pike
Michael Moraiti
Nicholas Likes
Auto Center
Delaware County Court
Catania
Moraiti
Upper Darby Auto Center
Commonwealth Court
James C. Crumlish
Crumlish
Center
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