Delaware County Weather Forecast Summary
Cloudy today with highs in the mid to upper 30s and nights around 20s to 25. Friday continues with highs in the mid 30s. Saturday turns windy and cold with highs 35 to 40 and lows in the 20s. Sunday partly cloudy with highs near 40. Monday rain or snow with highs low to mid 40s.
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Morning Statistics Digest Shows Month and Year Totals
Statistics note morning figures with averages and normals for date, month to date, and year to date. Ivan fee 28 for the date, past 96 hours 43, total month to date 1.25, normal 2.12, year to date total 4.69, normal 7.55.
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Deaths and Lottery Results in Delaware County
Obituary list includes Bertha M. Plumline David B. McCabe Thelma A. White Josephine Ford and Ned Wilson. Lottery numbers report Entate and Sylvania Daily Lottery 57 3 in New Jersey 12 4 and Delaware 7 2 3 on Wednesday.
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Retraining program criticized at shipyard layoff site
Hardy criticized the IA for not publicizing retraining and for requiring travel to Falcroft to register. Gallagher promised fixes as 3,100 of 4,000 shipyard workers are slated for layoff next year. OES notified workers but turnout was low. ads started to boost participation. Advisory committee includes Widener University president and local business and education leaders.
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State Office of Employment Services
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Riverfront
Riverfront Action Coalition
OIC
Widener University
Clarence Moll
Sun Ship
Delaware County Community College
Chester Group
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Upland School District
Federal Manpower Office
National
Salad ad sparks nuclear plant comparison
Advertising copy iterates a salad cruet resembling a nuclear power cooling plant as Husch downplays customer confusion saying people know the design isn t radio active and won t misinterpret the branding.
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Delaware County men linked to $1 million numbers racket
Three Delaware County residents were arrested in Philadelphia on a search warrant at 8500 Lindbergh Blvd for operating a numbers and bookmaking ring. Police seized 131,385 bets worth 221,645 dollars and 154 horse bets, with 7,143 dollars in cash, in a week’s activity. Bail set at 10,000 dollars each for April hearings.
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Lindbergh Blvd
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Gambino witness Rolli granted immunity for testimony
Gambino testified he met Rolli in Milan and Rolli asked for a $100,000 loan. Gambino, living in Cherry Hill New Jersey, said his income is $60,000 from a New Jersey restaurant and a Philadelphia pizzeria. He added for the quip that he is not a bank.
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Drivers strike over SEPTA actions near Red Arrow routes
Red Arrow drivers refused morning shifts after witnessing a confrontation with pickets on West Chester Pike. More than 100 drivers left their buses by Wednesday night in protest against suspensions tied to TWU and TWU picket activity. Union claims cite lower wages for maintenance workers and alleged federal subpar treatment, while officials say suspensions target disruption and safety risks.
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SEPTAmue dispute halts SEPTA transit as strike looms
Red Arrow drivers crossing TWU picket lines face alleged prohibited strike while contract talks resume at the Sheraton Hotel. Judge Reed's hearing notes ongoing crossing restrictions though Septa aims to avoid union salaries during a possible prolonged stoppage. Buses trolleys and subways idle, 400,000 commuters seek alternatives.
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TWU
Lindner
City council debates rehires and tax roll returns
Council members clash over rehiring staff familiar with the setup while critics question per diem work and chair gifts. The ordinance aims to return more than 1,200 properties to the tax rolls as officials spar over staffing and finances.
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Monroe
James Sharp
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