Lindsay to Withdraw Controversial Trash Survey Application
RCC chairman Lindsay said he would withdraw the application for a controversial refuse disposal survey. Resolutions from Lower Makefield and Bristol Township pressed for withdrawal, citing a Sept. 19 RCC executive vote. Several municipalities were absent, incineration questions dominated debate, with costs and railroad transport raised as concerns.
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Aeas L. Lindsay
Regional Cooperation Council
RCC
US Department of Health
Lindsay
Lower Makefield
Bristol Township
Harry Fawkes
Bristol
Sa Ece
Bensalem
Falls Lower
Morrisville
Jerry Powell
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Langhorne Manor Drainage Aid Tabled by County
County commissioners delayed a $3,000 request from Langhorne Manor to fix drainage caused by Route 1 reconstruction. County funds may cover a portion from liquid fuels with a future end October start, while other county actions included grants, travel funding, and personnel changes at Neshaminy Manor and local departments.
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Langhorne Manor
Ion
Borough Council
Walter S. Farley Jr
Farley
Foe Commission
J O. Canby
Edward L. Pearce
Anti War Demonstrator Shaved and Jailed After Campus Protest
Robert Cohen, 24, a leading Levittown antiwar demonstrator, shaved his beard under orders of a county sheriff and was jailed in Madison with fellow student Robert Zwicker for their campus protest against Dow Chemical recruiters. Both may attend classes but must return to jail. Cohen wears inmate uniform and faces further grooming orders under jail health rules.
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Levittown
Robert Cohen
Abe Lincoln
Dean County
Wis
Otis Lund
Madison
Cohen
Aoemen
Lund
Meyer Cohen
Harbor Road
Highland Park
University of Wisconsin
Dow Chemical Co
Robert Zwicker
Appleton
Zwicker
Bucks County
Wisconsin
Franz Haas
Philadelphia Court Rules On Vivian Release Petition
A Philadelphia court revises the release petition of convicted child molester Howard J. Vivian because it was filed by an out of state attorney. Vivian, 24, serves two to six years in Holmesburg Prison for molesting and beating children in Bensalem Township and Philadelphia. He seeks release arguing inadequate trial representation. new attorney Samuel Polar hails from New York City.
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Philadelphia
Howard J. Vivian
Vivian
Holmesburg
Bensalem Township
Samuel Polar
New York City
Detroit Police Head Resigns on 65th Birthday
Police Commissioner Ray Girardin submitted his resignation to Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh effective on his 65th birthday. The mayor accepted with regret and criticized two years of Wayne County grand jury probes that unsettled the Detroit Police Department. He will stay until a successor is named.
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Detroit
Ray Girardin
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Wayne County
Detroit Police Department
Girardin
Missing 40-Foot Trailer Reported From School Site
A 1964 Trailermobile owned by Macey Gorti of Jersey City vanished from the Everett A. McDonald Jr. Elementary School construction site on Street Road Warminster after a heavy rain buried it in mud and two mechanics hauled it with high powered jacks from New Jersey. Trailer 111, NJ registration TCP6630, NY 331878, had been dropped last week and later found missing. Company president Eugene B. Small urged crews to stay with trailers until unloading to avoid future losses.
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Everett A. McDonald Jr
William Tennent
Street Road
Warminster
Macey Gorti Ae Gaelersey
New Jersey
Tope Small
Cornwells Heights Man Charged After Bristol Road Crash
A Cornwells Heights man Richard E. Jackson 1116 Albert Sr was charged with driving too fast for conditions after a rear end collision on Bristol Road near Trevose in Bensalem Township early today. He sustained minor injuries and was treated at Lower Bucks Hospital after colliding with a car driven by Thomas Perez 27 of Long Island New York.
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Cornwells Heights
Bristol Road
Trevose
Bensalem Township
Richard E. Jackson
Albert Sr
Lower Bucks Hospital
Thomas Perez
Long Island
N.Y
Croydon Man Faces Charges After IRS Building Incident
John R. Beckman, 32, of Croydon Acres, held on $500 bail for a Sunday hearing. Charged with burglary larceny receiving stolen goods assault and resisting arrest after being found crouched behind an IRS desk with 34 government pens. He kicked Officer Leisner. rookie Thomas Stone and his K-9 Bruno aided the arrest at the IRS on Roosevelt Blvd. He drove to the scene in a Lucas & Co. truck.
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Croydon
Internal Revenue Service
John R. Beckman
Spencer Drive
Croydon Acres
George Woods
Harbison Ave
Levick St
Philadelphia
Beckman
IRS
Roosevelt Boulevard
Bruno
Thomas Stone
Joseph Leisner
Philadelphia General Hospital
John Lucas & Co
Welsh Road
Lucas Company
County saves nearly two thousand on park project at Frosty Hollow
Bucks County Commissioners approved a change order in the park project at Frosty Hollow Park Tennis Center Middles township substituting concrete block interior walls for glazed tile and using epoxy paint. Jack Kennedy notes a tile price hike of about 25 percent due to a strike in the industry. The substitution saved $1,873 though paint costs add to the total.
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Frosty Hollow Park
Middletown Township
Bucks County
Jack Kennedy
Park ‘Board
Candidates To Meet Public In Middletown Township GOP Night
The Middletown Township Republican Association will hold a candidates night at 8 30 p m tomorrow in the municipal building. County and local GOP candidates will attend and the event aims to let the public ask questions.
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Middletown Township
Births Reported in Levittown and Nearby Areas
Several births announced in Levittown and surrounding towns. Names include the asewicz family in Burlington New Jersey with a daughter born September 3 and the Boyd Myers and Forsberg families in Newportville and Levitown respectively. Additional newborns listed involve the Siemasiko and Robinson households in Levittown and Brisben with a girl and a boy born on dates in September and October.
Democrats pledge tax cuts and office consolidations in Bucks platform
The Bucks county Democrats promise a 20 percent average tax reduction by eliminating unnecessary political employees and cutting solicitors. They accuse Republicans of tripling the tax rate and bloating payroll while pledging hearings and broader use of funds. The platform seeks appointment of key row officers and elimination of elective posts. Continued on 12.
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Democratic Party
GOP
Republican Party
Blicans
Register of Wills
Recorder of Deeds
Bucks
Crossing Guard Injured After Car Hit Protects Child
Mary Gaiski, 52, a Harrisburg meter maid nicknamed Ambassador in Blue, was struck while guiding a child across Third Street. She pushed the youngster to safety before the car hit a light standard and another vehicle. she is hospitalized with a fractured shoulder and leg in satisfactory condition.
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Harrisburg
Mary Gaiski
Gaiski
Three Cars Crash on Levittown Parkway No Injuries
Three motorists escaped injury after a four o clock crash on Levittown Parkway near the Levittown Shopping Center. Mrs Se Smothers 41 of 2413 Road Bristol Township was cited for reckless driving after losing control and colliding head on with Lauretta Bassett 43 of 422 Green Valley Road. Bruce Bentzman 16 of 176 Red Rose Drive Levittown struck the Bassett auto as it stopped. Smothers vehicle sustained 400 in damage and Bassett car damaged while Bentzman vehicle suffered no damage.
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Levittown Parkway
Levittown
Tullytown
Bristol Township
Raymond Studley
Smothers
Lauretta Bassett
Green Valley Road
Langhorne
Bruce Bentzman
Red Rose Drive
Bassert
Studley
Bentzman
Burglars Hit in Churchville Township Home
Police report a daylight burglary in Churchville Township Sunday night entry through a rear door at 550 Fairhill Drive. Items stolen include 64.50 in coins checks and papers and a man’s wristwatch. Incident under investigation by Officer Robert Krauss and Police Chief Anthony Fergione.
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Township
Cmmg
Churchville
Edward W. Gegnas
Fairhill
Robert Krauss
Anthony Fergione
Missing girl last seen at Trenton State Fair prompts search
A girl was last seen at the Trenton State Fair with a carnival worker and authorities fear she may have left the area with the carnival. No return home details were immediately available.
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Trenton
Weather Forecast For Local Area
Sunny and warm today with highs in the 80s. Tonight remains fair and mild with lows 60s to 65. Tomorrow stays fair with highs 75 to 80. Friday brings partial clouds and cooler conditions. Probability of precipitation near zero today and tonight, about 20 percent tomorrow.
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Bucks Association of Retired As Isles
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Neshaminy Manor
Edito
Joseph B. Rogers Jr
Tron
Indus Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Corp
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American Public Health Associ
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National Association of Social Workers
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Temply University
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Neshaminy
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Doylestown
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Bedminster
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Dublin
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Lewin
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Warrington
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Sheriff's Office
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Wayne Gittoes
Public Works Department
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Ken Shuttleworth
Courier Times
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Herbert Hendel
Temple Shalom
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Asewicz
East 6Th St
Burlington, N.J
Ay — Tuttle
R.D
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Boyd Myers
Maple St
Newportville
William Forsberg
Friendly Lane
Andrew Siemasko
Clover Leaf Lane
Thomas Robinson
Court H. Terrace
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Newlle Road
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