No-Fault No Relief in Pa House Bill 1475 Debate
The Pennsylvania State Legislature weighs House Bill 1475 which would cap medical expenses and remove ineligible claimants from no fault while banning duplicate benefits, yet the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce labels two amendments discriminatory and pro business loss. It opposes subrogation for heavy vehicles and bills on bus or taxi passenger medical coverage, warning premiums and taxes will rise while consumers bear the burden of insurers and special interests.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harrisburg
Today in History highlights for June 23, 1978
On this date in 1683 William Penn signed a friendship treaty with Indians in Pennsylvania. Charleston, S.C. was incorporated in 1713. In 1722 Queen Anne ordered Nova Scotia oath of allegiance or exile. 1938 Congress created the Civil Aeronautics Authority. 1967 Johnson and Kosygin held a summit in Glassboro. 1976 Angola UN bid vetoed by U.S. Ten years ago tear gas used in Resurrection City. Five years ago air service pact with USSR. One year ago House passed $6.7B foreign aid bill with Cuba Angola Mozambique ban. Birthdays: William Rogers 65, Bob Fosse 51, June Carter 49.
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Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Charleston
S.C
England
Queen Anne
Nova Scotia
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Lyndon Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N. J
Angola
United Nations
United States
Washington, D.C
Resurrection City
Soviet Union
U.S. House
Cuba
Mozambique
William Rogers
Bob Fosse
June Carter
Quotes on peace and perseverance by leaders and prophets
The passage pairs biblical lines from Job and Jeremiah with remarks from Wendell Willkie and David Lloyd George. It contrasts calls for true peace with warnings that comfort is illusory amid risk, war, and iron resolve.
Retirement of a grand lady from Chester nursing agency
Anne M. Aigner retires June 30 as Executive Director of the Community Nursing Service of Chester and vicinity after 16 years of dynamic leadership. Her long service reshaped care for the poor and sick, earning wide respect and a lasting impact on the agency and community.
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the Times
Delaware County Daily Times
Anne M. Aigner
Community Nursing Service
Chester and Vicinity
Chester
YMCA
United Way
Community Chest
Henry Sweney
Community Nosing Service
Miss Rowe
St James wresting coach dismissal sparks parent letter
A St James parent defends coach Joseph DAngelo Jr citing his dedication to boys and support from cheerleaders and parents. The letter rejects the claim wrestling lacks funds and urges continued youth coaching, noting the need for consistent presence and a caring leader.
Support for Joseph D Angleo Jr at St James Wrestling
A parent appeals to other parents and young wrestlers on the St James Wrestling team to back Mr. Joseph D Angleo Jr. The letter argues boys want him as coach, citing personal statements from the team and urging activity fee funding for NS Sport participation.
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the Times
St. James
Joseph D’angelo Jr
Joseph D’ Angelo Jr
Joe
Mr. D'Angelo Jr
Joseph D'Angelo Jr
Chichester High Seniors’ 1978 Commencement Proudly Praised
Programs for the baccalaureate and commencement at Sun Center highlighted positive student conduct and school cooperation. Rev Choate urged personal responsibility while delivering the Gospel, with thanks to Rev Choate Mr Tracy Mr Nugent and other mentors for a well executed event.
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Chichester High School
Sun Center
Choate
Chichester School
Tracy
Nugent
Slaughter of the Unborn Sparks Moral Outcry
A speaker condemns abortion as murder arguing it offends God. The message to a mother reflects personal grief over an unborn child lost, insisting the practice denies the chance to be alive and calls for recognizing the harm and illegality in their view.
Norwood era teacher honored in 100 years past
In a retrospective feature the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad promotes Chester to Baltimore excursion tickets at 4 50. Chester children fear potato bag work for ten cents per thousand as in Maine. Patrick Gwynne of Clifton Heights loses his horse after it bolts while he drives Edgmont Avenue. Roach's Shipyard workers at Chester pause for a Green's Grove picnic amid fighting and loud talk. George M. Booth and Benjamin F. Baker seek new stockholders for the Chester Building Association.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Chester
Baltimore
Maine
Patrick Gwynne
Clifton Heights
Edgmont Avenue
Roach’s
Green’s Grove
Upland
George M. Booth
Benjamin F. Baker
Chester Building Association
J. L. Forward
Malcolm Ferguson
Mary J
Sharpless Wharf
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Delaware
Daily Ofe
Chester Times
Central States
Rufus F. Walker Jr
Lewiell Winkler
Donald T. Beideman
County Times
Ired
Delaware County
Ing, Inc
Ralph Ingersoll
Clifford Rainey
Halus Ewing
Daily Times
Job
Wendell L Willkie
American Statesman
David Lloyd George
Gloucester
Mass
Helen Lincoln
Mr. D'Angelo
NS Sport
Berry's
NEA
Norwood
William E. Howard
Margaret Fulton Walker
Madison Street
M. E
William H. Shaffer
Samuel Politt
W. B. Palmer
Darby Creek
Kent’s Mill
Leedom’s Road
Charles McDonald
Harry Vanzant
Louis G. Monroe
Chester Board of Health
Chester Post Office
Isaac Johnson
Media
Margaret R. Tyson
Norwood Grammar School
Philadelphia
E. W. Dodd
Norwood Burgess
Horace B. Griffith
Norwood Business Men’s Association
Howard E. Slegen
Glen Nor High School
James J. Scully
Claymont
Del
Louis H. Bell, Jr
Penn State College
Collegian
Lewis M. Young
James Burnley Doak
Alice Hilton
Ruth Greim
Margaret Haley
Richard Passmore
Helen Steigelman
Martha Anne Griswold
Richard Walton
Ruth Kidder
Media High School
John G. Pew
Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
E. Wallace Chadwick
Delaware County National Bank
Chester Bank
Caroline S. Lord
Martin School
James H. Sloan
Ridley Township
Carl P. Leidecker
Springfield High School
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