Lenni Bridge Hazard Sparks Debate Over Traffic Safety
The Lenni Road bridge remains restricted after a collapse. PennDOT officials say rebuilding may take up to five years, proposing a single lane with a 10 ton limit and traffic signals. Erected steel barriers create a bottleneck and raise questions about cost and safety.
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American presidency troubled and doomed to failure lore
The text questions whether the Carter presidency will end in failure and puzzles over whether the man is unfit or the job is ill suited for him, reflecting uncertainty about leadership and historical fate.
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PECO Responds to Times Reader Over Closet Comment
PECO takes issue with a Times reader accusing PE of hiding in the closet. The utility notes a long-standing role in TV and energy discussions and cites forum remarks clarifying prior guesses. An editor's note says the headline was not meant to imply concealment.
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Missing From First Lady List Sparks Speculation
Washington based dispatch notes that a UPI survey asks about Rosalynn Carter with only 21 to 26 percent affirming the question. The piece cites reluctance to explain the omission and compares Soviet non-person status for ex leaders, highlighting uncertainty over why she is missing from the list.
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Citizens urged to be heard on cluster zoning
Citizens are urged to participate in public input on cluster zoning policies. The piece notes community engagement is requested to shape future planning and balance development with neighborhood character.
Almanac Items Mention Moon Phase and Historic Births
Almanac notes the moon moving toward full phase with Venus in the morning sky and Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn in the evening. It lists Genin, Madame wife of a Nationalist China leader, an American astronaut Gene Cernan leaving Gemini 9 for a two hour mission, and reports a fatal shooting in Los Angeles attributed to a 24 year old Arab national in 1988.
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Fragmented Times notice hints at school shifts and coaching changes
Amid mixed lines from the 9.23 a.m. train pass, a teacher retention demand surfaces. References to Rev Francis M. Taitt and visits to Europe hint at era news, while local coaching moves surface as John A. Borneman Jr. returns to Peterson High to replace Dick Bernhart.
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Gao on de number a0 letter brief name and community
Acting editor Deal Beldeman and acting associate editor D Leonard invite brief letters from readers. They welcome input from community members and request the name and community be kept brief for publication.
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Taiwan Adapts To Changing Security Amid China Question
In Taipei observers debate China’s potential for attack while Taiwan strengthens defenses. The discussion weighs Taiwan's 17 million population, 500000 troops, 4.5 million mobilized reserves, air force size, and a limited navy as it navigates possible cross-strait conflict and shifting trade hopes.
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