Haig Delivers Keynote at Malvern Prep Graduation
Alexander Haig told about 50 journalists at Malvern Preparatory School that American education must reform from elementary to high school to halt decline. He noted his Senate and White House roles, discussed 80s to 90s values, and aligned with Reagan on AIDS testing for prisoners while running second in GOP polls behind Bush.
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Rose Quinn
Daily Times
Malvern
Alexander Haig
NATO
White House
Malvern Preparatory School
Bala Cynwyd
Haig
Summit Hall
New York Times
George Bush
Reagan
injunction stalled in Ridley Blue Route case
District Judge Charles R. Weiner froze the bid for an injunction blocking a section of the Blue Route in Ridley Township. The hearing paused as both sides prepare answers to questions on wetlands impacts and Corps procedures, with the Army Corps reviewing further PennDOT permit applications to finish six Blue Route segments.
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Philadelphia
Charles R. Weiner
Ridley Township
Weiner
Robert Anthony
Moylan
Army Corps
Anthony
Penndot
Winkler
Army Corps of Engineers
U.S
Charisse Lillie
Bullens Lane
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Dis Hang Come Sobeseh Revenaee Y Dade
Rate cuts approved for 76 utilities by PUC in tax reform move
Harrisburg Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. among 76 utilities cut rates totaling 54 million dollars after a Public Utility Commission measure. Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. will see over 1 million in reductions, starting July 1 as corporate tax falls from 46 to 34 percent. The Bryn Mawr based firm serves more than 220,000 customers in four counties.
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Harrisburg
Commission
PUC
Bill Shane
Shane
West Penn Power Co
Lackawaxen Telephone Co
Delco trash hauler indicted in bid rigging scheme
Nu Way Trash Removal of Primos indicted by a Trenton grand jury in a bid rigging scheme with two New Jersey firms. The scheme allegedly involved inflated bids to defraud Disposal Service of Mount Laurel and De Lorenzo Twin Counties Disposal in a multi state probe. Eleven federal grand juries in eight states pursue antitrust violations with fines up to a million dollars per violation.
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No-Way
Primos
Trenton, N.J
Associated Press
Justice Department
Nu-Way
Richard Meade
The
Daily Times
New Jersey
Govern Disposal Service
Mount Laurel
N.J
de. Lorenzo
Twin
Trenton
Filane
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Malvern Prep
Walt Chernokal
Lisa Summier
Ridley Blue
Fed
Jacqueline Winkler
Delco Trash