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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1981
Page
4
Increasing cloudiness with a mild night and low around 50 to 55. Showers and a possible thunderstorm Wednesday with a high in the low 70s and an 80 percent precipitation risk. South winds 10 mph or less tonight. Thursday and Friday turn fair and mild, Saturday warm with a chance of showers. Lows 45 to 50, highs upper 60s to low 70s. Air quality today flags ozone as the highest pollutant.
A long list of deaths and ages appears for residents across Delaware County including Sharon Hill Media Upper Darby Aston and Glenolden with names such as Joseph Lee Edward Bryson John Bonsall Dorothy Simcox William Hu Mary Brady Nash Little Aleck Shanko and many others plus relatives in Bucks Chester Delaware and beyond.
A sequence of divorce actions is recorded including Lisa Mae Bale from William, Beverly Hersher from Edward, Dennis Moore from Alice, Michael Huczko from Anna, Susan William from James, Kenneth Sidorewich from Arlene, Ruth Alloway from Walter, Lislie Hoeltzel from Joanne, Joseph Lachmuth from Patricia, Carolyn feat Warden from Wil am Ryder, Marlene Harris from Kenneth, Linda Harris from John Slot ter, Eileen Marvel from Michael Hittinger, Holli Pretti from Lawrence, J.J. Jr. from A J T Rice Lillian from Richard, William Bussiere from Lillian, Michele LaCavera from David.
The Pennsylvania Daily Lottery drawing on Monday produced 914 and New Jersey followed with 294. A weather capsule on page 1 previews mild temperatures tonight with a lamb-like forecast and a joke about April showers starting this month on page 4.
The nation's 160000 striking coal miners vote on a tentative pact that could reopen mines within days. Union leaders voiced uncertainty on ratification while UMW President Sam Church Jr. urged approval. Ratification hinges on West Virginia Districts 17 and 29 with results due tonight.
A jury of seven men and five women was chosen to hear bribery and conspiracy charges against Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey in the Abscam probe. The panel includes a range of professionals and four alternates, with opening statements set for today. Williams, 61, faces accusations of seeking a concealed mine interest for military contracts, soliciting a loan from FBI agents, and pushing an immigration bill for a phony sheik.
Police say a black youth found floating in the Chatta hoochee River is likely the 21st victim in Atlanta child killings, though medical examiners cannot yet identify the body. Authorities note the victim wore only jockey shorts and delays in retrieval and processing occurred amid heavy rains and a muddy access road.
The 12 Green Berets began training Salvadoran government forces in counterinsurgency, patrolling, mobile operations, and M 16 rifle use, as part of a Reagan era aid program. Embassy officials said they endeavored to keep the mission low profile amid controversy and congressional criticism.
Lauren Bacall wore a light blue terry cloth bathrobe and toweled her hair as Harry Guardino dumped a pitcher of water on her during the Broadway opening of Woman of the Year. She will repeat the routine nightly while the show runs.
The Ringling Bros Barnum Bailey Circus plans a Midtown Tunnel entrance into Manhattan led by Gunther Gebel Williams. Twenty two elephants will headline alongside llamas and camels as tolls are bypassed for the free entry of circus animals. The troupe relocates after its train facility near Madison Square Garden was torn down for a new convention center. People perceive the life as fast cars and women, but the trainer says it is fast food.
Israeli commandos attacked Palestinian guerrillas along the Lebanese coast near Tyre and near Beirut as duels continued overnight. The Israeli military said its forces returned safely with several wounded or killed among opponents, while the PLO and Lebanese radio gave varying casualty figures.
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