Demonstrators mark TMI anniversary amid anti nuke protests
Across the United States activists gathered over the weekend to protest nuclear power on the second anniversary of the Three Mile Island accident. They denounced the ultra right and the moral majority, calling for military restraint and energy safety. Civil rights leaders and former New York congresswoman voiced warnings about nuclear risks and political extremism.
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Baffling illness at Clifton Precision sickens six more
Six more Clifton Litton Systems Inc. employees at the Madison Avenue plant fall ill with vomiting and eye irritation. OSHA and the firm probe the cause as the plant resumes operations with about 40 staff under hygienist oversight. A prior March 20 incident sickened about 40 workers across three area facilities.
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Clifton Heights
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Madison Avenue
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Payroll increases lift Delaware County non-union pay
Delaware County payroll nears $1 million higher after non-union employees receive 1981 raises. About 700 workers saw March hikes averaging $1,490 or 7.9 percent, with many in the $20,000 to $30,000 range and some gains over $3,000. Union raises averaged 12 percent with President John Haller noting non-union salaries now exceed union levels. Largest hike of $4,000 boosted Parks Superintendent William Bates to $70,000, while several department heads and directors gained $3,000 to $3,500 increments in a broad pay-scale adjustment.
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Delaware County
Connett
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Ot Pd
Kirk Wiedemer
John R. Deitch
Board of Assessment Appeals
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Trew
Youth Services
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John Tiller
Joseph Dorsey
Paul Burrichter
Aee
William
Herman Howard
Public Works
Edwin Truitt
Anthony Voci
Joseph Marge
Paul Sameer
Three Alarm Fire Destroys Building on Fifth Street
A Sunday blaze in Chester caused by suspicious origin leveled a building at 5th Street. Firefighters from all city apparatus fought the fire around 12:90 p.m., covering 306 308 and 310 East 5th Street. Crews kept the street safe during the incident.
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Neighbors: Oil Paintings Recreate Media Past By Holmes
Thomas B. Holmes, retired master plumber, recreates Media memories on canvas at his home on 303 E Front St. He paints landmarks and scenes such as Olde Swarthmore Train Station and Crum Creek, turning his twin home into a private gallery. His wife Florence notes four lifesize dog paintings also brighten the house.
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