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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1981
Page
2
The National Weather Service issues an forecast update detailing expected regional conditions. It notes storm chances, wind advisories, and potential temperature changes across the area, with emphasis on impacts to travel and outdoor plans.
Partly cloudy and breezy with highs near 50. Tonight fair with lows 30 to 35. Friday sunny in the morning turning cloudy with showers in the afternoon. highs low to mid 50s. Saturday through Monday cloudy with mid 40s to low 50s and lows near 30. New Castle County and Chester, Philadelphia, Wilmington show moderate air quality.
Delaware County obituary notices list Kareem Y Bradley Lena V Evans Robert C Stephenson Corrine Johnson Rhoda Mc Queen Emma Campbell and Charles F Todd Sr among those noted. Lottery results show Big 50 Red 783 White 57 Blue 2 Bonus 722265 and Big 4 draws 9135 23 for 1 84743 6931 813 with New Jersey 277 and Delaware 921 as winning numbers.
The Pennsylvania Daily Lottery result for Wednesday is 961. No additional context or prize information is provided.
A rundown adult store with smeared glass and peeling walls faces possible shutdown as borough officials seek a contempt citation. The clerk, claiming new owners have renovated from Allentown, says business improves daily despite legal pressure and threats, with diverse clientele and ongoing legal fights over operation status.
Mrs Jeanne Damon a disaster volunteer and Jack McCole aided evacuated tenants as police assisted. Motive said to be a quarrel over a third man. Hubert Kitchen allegedly assaulted Patrolman James Bramhall during custody. Kitchen arraigned on arson and attempted murder charges with $150000 bail. Fire marshal probes cause.
Guardian Angels founder Sliwa testified before a committee that within two months the group could deploy three eight member patrols in Philadelphia if city officials approve. He said 11 members were sent to Atlanta to aid in stopping the killing of black children there and explained they would act as witnesses, aid arrests, summon police, and testify in court. McNally reported about 1,000 members in 12 cities and four suburbs.
Henry Hoffmann of Rutledge a retired school superintendent in Garnet Valley announces PULSE People United for Local Support of Education a Harrisburg based statewide group. It aims to re establish community control of education and build a coalition of at least 50 000 voters opposing school closings which Hoffmann says remove education from community hands and hand control to bureaucrats in distant centers.
In Darby Township, DCRA advances a deal with Coyle Jr to acquire the Bonsall Tract, a 21 acre cleared area once funded by federal HUD programs. Coyle will transfer his holdings to DCRA for $1, with portions to be condemned to assemble the parcel for light industry. Neighbors oppose redevelopment.
Sereni told commissioners the appeal would be speculative and a 12 month suspension at most. The township would save over 25000 by settling. McCartney, reinstated by a Delaware County judge, serves as a plainclothes officer while critics decry the deal as political cover. Many attendees question the process and accountability.
The Tinicum Folcroft Republican group faces a rift as Laica and Nicolardi clash over Polinsky’s party membership and a disputed January vote. Polinsky claims long-time membership and challenges a perceived bid to block his candidacy for district justice. The party endorses Keenan, with a compromise placing both names on the ballot.
The prosecutor split the cases after determining Santos faces misdemeanors for hindering and aiding a crime, to be handled in Municipal Court, while Coyle faces felonies in Common Pleas Court. They were arrested at Coyores Airport with $1.2 million in unmarked hundreds that fell from a truck in South Philadelphia on Feb. 26, most of which has been recovered.
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