Daily Times Sues JP to Obtain Records in Haverford
The Daily Times sues Haverford Township and Justice of the Peace James Lynch seeking immediate access to overweight truck inspection records under the Vehicle Code. The paper argues records show fines, charges, and outcomes to ensure public oversight, accountability, and fair enforcement.
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Haverford
Township Justice of the Peace
Lynch
Perce Jamies
John. V. Diggins
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Haverford Township
William B. Sweetland
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Justice of the Peace James
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Lynch Controversy Are Not Strangers in State Audit Case
In a 1965 audit by the state auditor general, Lynch was noted to have failed to forward 1320 in fines. The client appealed a state fraud conviction and said he had requested ...
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Istate Auditor General
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Strike Ends at Stubnitz After 14 Weeks
United Auto Workers Local 224 ended a 14 week strike at Hoover Ball & Bearing Stubnitz Spring Division in Chester delaying a return to work for 600 hourly employees. A new contract, ratified in secret, raises and job protections amid production slowdowns and a staggered restart.
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Tom Schmidt
Daily Times
Chester
United Auto Workers Local 224
Hoover Ball & Bearing Company
Stubnitz Spring
St. Wwed- Whig
Guitars to Be Used in St James Mass Says Priest
Chester Archdiocese allows guitars in school mass in subdued form. Rev Paul Reich says guitars and youthful hymns will be used at St James student mass with folk songs retaining religious basis and secular pieces like Blowing in the Wind removed from list.
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Paul Reich
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Philadelphia
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Relch
Tax Aid Proposed To Fight Pollution
US Representative G. Robert Watkins of the Fifth District Birmingham said he would introduce legislation to provide a 20 percent tax credit for all costs of air and water pollution control facilities. He argued the incentive would spur industries to abate pollution and cooperate with federal and state efforts.
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Watkins
Birmingham
John
Belson
Delaware River
Delaware County
Bus Crash Kills Six on I-26 Near Columbia
Six passengers died and at least 12 were injured when a Continental Trailways bus rear ended a stalled tractor-trailer on Interstate 26 three miles north of Columbia. The bus, en route from Asheville to Columbia, was to continue to Charleston. Rescue teams found twisted seats and mangled wreckage as fire crews worked amid moaning passengers.
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S.C
Continental Trailways
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Asheville
N.C
Charleston
Three Apollo Victims Buried With Honors
Three astronauts Virgi J Grissom Edward H White I and Roger C Chaffee were laid to rest with full military honors in separate ceremonies. Vice President Humphrey and Mrs Johnson attended White’s service at West Point while Arlington National Cemetery hosted Grissom and Chaffee’s burials. The Apollo 1 fire at Cape Kennedy last Friday triggered the solemn national observance as Congress received a message about American space progress.
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Eugene Cernan
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Aclington National Cemetery
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Edward H. White I
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Catskill Mountains
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Grissom
Ken
Arington
Boy Fatally Shot While Fleeing Gang in Chester
A 12? year old boy was shot in the head while fleeing a gang in Chester and died at Crazer-Chester Medical Center in Upland after brain surgery. Clarence Williams, 16, of Marion Street, is charged with homicide for the shooting and is held at the county juvenile home. Juvenile authorities planned to ask Judge Swaney to decide if Williams will be tried as an adult.
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Jack Hopkins
Daily Times
Chester
Crazer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Jerome Jennifer
St. Chester
Wiliams
Paul F. Gesregan
Delaware County Court
Henry G. Swaney
Gesregan
Williams
Accident Kills 2 Airmen in Brooks Base Simulator
An Air Force Space Medicine show killed two airmen at Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio as a pure oxygen chamber exploded during routine testing. The incident follows the Apollo 1 fire that killed three astronauts at Cape Kennedy. Victims were Airman 20 William F.P. Bartley Jr. and Alitan 30 Richard G. Harmon. Local families and officials react as investigators begin an air force board inquiry.
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Cape Kennedy
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William FP. Bartley Jr
William F. Bartley
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Richard G. Harmon
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N.Y
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