Car hits span abutment. Philadelphia man killed
A Philadelphia man, Joseph W. Brown, 38, of Middletown Township, died after his car swerved on Route 1 near a construction area and struck a bridge abutment. The crash occurred at 4:30 AM as he traveled about 178 feet off the roadway. police say speed may have been a factor. Brown was pronounced dead on arrival at Lower Bucks Hospital.
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Seven Years of Fight for Fair State Tax and Governance
Amid political battle a businessman candidate aims to end inequities with a fair tax package and break even government. Critics note police walkouts, 12 hour tours, and potential National Guard involvement over 1968 pay scales. An Atlantic article links atomic tests to cancer risks near Nevada sites, drawing AEC denial.
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Nurse dies in Route 206 head on collision
Mary C. Johnson 23 of Crabtree Hollow Levitown died after her northbound car crossed into the path of a southbound Branch Motor Express tractor trailer on Route 206 near Route 68. Edward C. Scarce 40 of Danville Va was injured and treated at Burlington County Memorial Hospital. Deputy trooper Walter Ritter investigated the 4:50 a.m. crash. Johnson was a nurse at Lower Bucks Hospital and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles D Johnson.
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Shapp Sworn In as 40th Pennsylvania Governor
Jerome Shapp 58, the first Jewish governor of Pennsylvania, took office and pledged to rescue the state from its financial crisis and run government in a streamlined, businesslike manner. He was sworn in by Chief Justice John C. Bell on the capitol steps as a crowd gathered in sunny weather.
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Blue route proposed for Delaware River bridge plan
A new six lane toll bridge to link I-95 in Pennsylvania with I-295 in New Jersey is proposed as the blue route by the Burlington County Bridge Commission. DVRPC and TACT review five routes with mixed reactions. do nothing also considered.
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Michener appeals for youth in Democratic party
Author James A. Michener urged Harrisburg Democrats to recruit young voters at a champagne dinner during Milton Shapp’s inaugural weekend. He warned that without youth inclusion the party would fade, calling them to join committees and sign up at every level. He praised the party as filled with ideas, courage, and energy and hoped a younger figure would sit at his head table in years to come.
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Township budget keeps tax rate at 26 mills despite overruns
Township commissioners approve a $2.6 million budget in a 5 to 3 vote keeping the 26 mill tax rate. Republicans accuse Democrats of misstated shortfalls and reveal years of unbudgeted costs from oil to storm drainage, clerical work, and street work. Commissioner Fawkes cites a $205,279 overrun, challenging Kline’s claims.
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Cold snap grips region with subzero wind chills observed
Lower Bucks and surrounding areas faced a sharp cold wave with lows near five to eight degrees above zero and wind chills around 12 below. Bradford reported seven below, DuBois four below, Wilkes Barre two below, Allentown two above, while Most places struggled to reach the mid teens by afternoon.
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