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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1981
Page
2
Clear and cold tonight in Delaware County with lows around 20s. Cloudy, mild Wednesday with highs near 40s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. North to northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday rain likely, then fair Friday and Saturday with lows around 30 and highs in the 40s. New Castle County listing included.
Delaware county deaths list includes Hiram G Beattie and others as part of a memorial notice. Lottery results show Monday draws: Pennsylvania 201 New Jersey 681 Delaware 207.
At Montgomery County court, eight defendants including Daniel Berrigan and Sister Anne Montgomery defend their actions against General Electric missile plant nose cones as a protest to defend human life. Dean Hammer, 26, cites following Christ’s voice. others argue risk to freedom was justified.
Temple faces a series of tuition increase proposals with prior 1980-81 hikes cited. In-state undergraduate tuition stands at $2,068, while officials seek a 10.7 percent rise, potentially adding about $200 to annual costs. Lincoln Thornburgh proposed a 5 percent rise, or $200,000, in 1980-81 totaling $3.9 million, as debates over 11-19 percent inflator scenarios continue.
Commonwealth Court upheld the revocation of Arthur Lee Bycer's pharmacist license after his federal conviction for failing to keep proper narcotic records. The court ruled the felony conviction justified license suspension despite Drug Act classifications, noting the violation stemmed from orders in 1976 77 and that prosecutors said the drugs could fetch high street value. The decision leaves Bycer without license per court ruling.
During ongoing talks with property owners, the Bureau of Corrections plans to explain the program to the community at large. Key figures to be contacted include the county's presiding judge, the district attorney, church groups, and the county council.
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