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Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1987

Page

3

East Lansdowne Officer Fired After Truth Telling Testimony

East Lansdowne patrolman Michael Giambale says he was fired for telling the truth in court about illegal speed limit signs on Pembroke Avenue. He declined to testify against a speeding motorist, learned the 25 mph limit was illegal, and faced dismissal hours later, with borough officials and the mayor acknowledging the firing.

East Lansdowne Michael Giambale Pembroke Avenue State Department of Transportation Giambale Thomas Ingi Pearlings Michael L. Keller S. Stanton Skip” Miller Jr Delaware County Lodge 27 Fraternal Order of Police Francis R. Lord East Lansdowne Borough Miller

PennDOT says Pembroke Avenue signs illegal posted

PennDOT official James Bergmaier said East Lansdowne posted a 25 mph limit on Pembroke Avenue, while the legal limit is 30 mph. Borough officials must obtain written permission to change limits. the signs may be invalid without formal approval. Authorities will enforce only the legal limit if postings are not proper.

Harry Maitland Daily Times Radnor Pembroke Avenue East Lansdowne Penndot James Bergmaier St. Davids Bergmaier Conetecke Fatten Ana Teeotdoes Pembroke Bergmaier East Giambale

Donations pour in for Our Gal Sal Sally Starr fire loss

Donations and sympathy calls flood in for Sally Starr after a fire at her retirement home in North Lauderdale Florida destroyed mementos costumes and an 800 page autobiography she had nearly finished Starr 64 said she could not insure her home and noted fans from the Philadelphia area sent various gifts and messages of support.

North Lauderdale Fla Sally Starr Gal Sal Delaware Valley Starr Phildelphia

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