Promises Kept Highlight New Jersey Legislature
Trenton April 27 The One Hundred Thirty-fifth New Jersey legislature ends with Governor Wilson praising its fulfillment of major campaign pledges. He cites reforms in elections, public utilities, education, and corruption as a standout record, noting unusual diligence and absence of party strife.
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