Compact Urged For Air Pollution Attack Plan
ACEO unveiled a proposed compact of 11 counties in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware to fight air pollution at about 80 cents per resident. The group backed formation after a two year 278000 dollar survey released in Philadelphia showing Delaware County ranked second to Philadelphia in pollution risk and noting potential for severe episodes amid favorable weather conditions.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Regional Conference of Elected Officials
ACEO
Philadelphia
Delaware County
RCEO
Tenor
U.S. Public Health Service
Chester
Brookhaven
Chester Heights
Colwyn
Darby Township
Lansdowne
Marple
Springfield
Trainer
Marcus Hook
Bel
ACEQO
Newtown Sees Fivefold Population Jump by 1990
County planning official said Newtown’s population will rise from about 10,000 to over 50,000 by 1990 in the first phase of the township comprehensive plan presented Tuesday night. Edward Schlosser, assistant executive director of the planning commission, commented on the projection.
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Newtown
County Planning Commission
Edward Schlosser
Schlosser
Alice Grim Elementary
Crum Creek
Darby Creek
Township Planning Commission
Grace Kennedy
Cannat
Il Omen
Schlasser
Chichester School Board Approves Public Relations Plan
The Chichester Township School Board on Tuesday night adopted a package of resolutions to form a public relations committee and launch an official newsletter funded by federal grants for 75 percent of the estimated 4.3 million annual operation cost. The plan envisions a regional compact with governors from three states to address air pollution and growth.
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Upper Chichester
Ti Chichester
Federall New Public Relations Committee
Thece Rilac
Cuiterwaluls
AE Sail Ve
Chichester Junior High School
Schlosser
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Nominal Bail Urged For Certain Defendants
Delaware County Judge Henry G Sweney urged minor judiciary to set nominal bail for defendants who prove they are jobholders and family men. The move aims to release them on their own recognizance, reflecting community roots and low flight risk.
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Delaware County
Henry G. Sweney
Sweney
Delaware County Magistrates Association
Italian Printers Strike Across Nation Over Wages and Jobs
Italian printers unions again walk out, shutting newspapers and agencies for 24 hours to back wage and job security demands. A further strike is planned from Saturday to Sunday, following last week’s action.
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Rome
McCarthy Seeks Delegates as Powell Wins Harlem Nomination
In a turbulent Hudson political scene McCarthy adds delegates to his bid while Adam Clayton Powell wins the Democratic nomination in Harlem. Tests of direct primaries unfold with O’Dwyer Nickerson and Resnick challenging Javits for the GOP/liberal endorsements and Humphrey’s camp contends convention leadership is stacked in Johnson’s favor.
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Adam Clayton Powell
House
Harlem
O'Dwyer
Nickerson
Resnick
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Murray Baron
Liberal Party
McCarthy
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
House Democratic
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Rep
Yale Boges
Louisiana
Darby Promises Crackdown On Juvenile Disorder
Police Chief Albert Raffaele pledged a crackdown on unruly youths after a spate of vandalism and street clashes in Darby. He defended the force’s training and warned that minors on the streets after curfew will be chased home or detained, amid criticism from residents and officials.
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Association
Richard L. Conneen
Springfield
Robert Dewey
Lansdowne
Swarthmore Justice of the Peace
Peter Told
Told
John Montella
Marcus Hook
Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association
Soj
Domenic Jerome
Marcus Hookly
Joseph Saltzman
Darby
Albert
Sas
M*s. Smiley
Yeadon
Thomas
Fahler
Patricia Drive
George D. Marvis
Fitzgerald Mercy
Smiley
Naw
Ridge
Ave
Fern St
Glassboro
Raffaele
Thomas E. Robinson
Johnson
al- Summit
Marvil
FBI
Joseph Deabyak
Glen Avon Road
College Spokesman Quiets Inquiry About Robinson
A college spokesman declined to give a reason for Robinson’s status noting he has been polite. Robinson’s house, Holly Bush, once served as a headquarters for Johnson and Kosygin during their meeting last year on a small South Jersey campus.
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Robinson
Pliteo. Robinson
Holly Bush
Tohnson
Kosygin
Jersey
Common Market ministers approve base dairy beef veal policy
Common Market agriculture ministers approved basic regulations for a common dairy and beef and veal policy set to take effect July 1. The move standardizes standards across member states and aims to streamline trade.
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Luxembourg
API
Taxman Disputes Revenue In Darby Township Budget
Darby Township tax collector Anthony J. Grosso criticizes the proposed 1968 89 budget calling revenue figures inflated and forecasts only about 90 percent collection. GOP leaders defend salaries and deny a board conspiracy as the 10 mill tax increase is debated and the budget is set for June 7.
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Grosso
Abe
Costello Clark
Second Ward
GOP
Danid L. Snively
de Sniveley
Clark
Snively
London
Cla
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Harry Struthers
Malcolm Bryant
Strutter
Darby
Ta Magarahan
Magarahan
Struthe
Cachers
Hatfield Says Nixon Will Win in 1968 Convention Fight
Philip Haynes Hatfield speaking in Philadelphia predicts Richard Nixon will win the 1968 Republican nomination at the Miami Beach convention. He cites Nixon’s strong primary showing, Rockefeller’s underdog status, and a focus on anti Communist foreign policy as central to the campaign.
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Hubert H. Hmphrey
Philadelphia
U.S
Mark C. Hatfield
Nixon
Nelson
Hall York
Elson A. Rockefeller
Hatfield
Johnson
Qur
Hale
Inj
London
UPI
Soin
Lennon
Ee Ua
Richard M. Nixon
Yoko
Miami Beach
Cynthia
Rockefeller
Sheraton Hotel
World Affairs Council
Oregon
Vietnam
Paris
Washington
Weather Wrapup Forecast and Readings Update
The bulletin lists 24 hour highs of 77 and a low of 61 with a Tuesday average of 68 and a Tuesday normal of 72. It projects today’s high 83 and tonight’s low 60, with Thursday’s high 85. Precipitation shows a trace in 24 hours and month total 5.20 inches, year 21.13, with annual norm 42.48. Sunrise 5:32 a.m. and sunset 3:32 p.m. Tide data notes Chester tidewater terminal pier. Five day outlook predicts varied conditions with higher temps and rain likely in later period.
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Chester Tidewater Terminal
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