Residents to meet PennDOT official and activist at Black Hawk Spring
Guarded County residents are invited to confer with Bruce Roe PennDOT supervisor and environmentalist Joseph Hooker head of We Are The People at 1 30 p m March 16 at Black Hawk Spring Barren Road Middletown to discuss the impact of this recently
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
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Black Hawk Spring
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Senators push supervisory panel for Legislative Reference Bureau
Delaware County senators split 27-20 in favor of creating a Senate and House oversight committee for the Legislative Reference Bureau established in 1923 to vet proposed legal changes. Vote tallies show Clarence Bell F. Joseph Loeper John Stauffer and Richard Tilghman voting Yes along with McKinney in Philadelphia as No. The same session moved Senate Bill 167 to raise annual renewals for stockbroker registrations to Dec 31 and halve initial fees if enacted. The Philadelphia area notes also include an item on a drought water saving tip line at the Academy of Natural Sciences Museum with a 299-1900 number for recorded advice.
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Delaware County
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F. Joseph Loeper
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Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences Museum
Judge Catania questions 240 day civil trial rule
Judge Francis J. Catania of Delaware County questions the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's abolition of the 240 day readiness for trial rule. He notes the rule helped move civil cases, and he asks Chief Justice Henry X. O'Brien to share the reasons for the change while the county seeks a workable substitute. Local lawyers say the rule was too short for proper preparation and foresee a rethought outcome.
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Pinehone Court
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Carlisle
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Philadelphia
Media Courthouse hosts 167th naturalization ceremony
Sixty nine adults and four children became United States citizens at the Media Courthouse in Courtroom 1. Delaware County Judge Robert F. Kelly presided. The four children named were Melody Boyce, 6, and Stephen Boyce Jr., 4, from Iran, and William Cannan 3d, 4, and Sharolyn Yin Chu Cannan, 7, from Taiwan, with families from Haverford and Lansdowne.
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Stephen Boyce Jr
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Iran
William Cannan 3d
Sharolyn Yin Chu Cannan
Lansdowne
Taiwan
Delaware County
Robert F. Kelly
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