Theodore M. Crone, vice president of Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, will speak at Temple University. Edward Donley, retired CEO of Air Products and Chemicals Inc. and a leading advocate of education reform, will address the group at Lehigh University. Samuel R. Beiler, president and chief operating officer of Auntie Anne s Inc., will serve as the speaker at Millersville University. Finally, Bill Strickland, president and CEO of the Manchester Craftsman s Guild and the Bidwell Training Center, will speak at the University of Pittsburgh. The goal of the summit is to develop innovative economic solutions for the future legislative agenda.
Space is limited.
The proposal allows cars to continue traveling at a maximum speed of 65 mph while limiting vehicles exceeding 9,000 pounds to 55 mph. The dual speed limit would be in effect on interstates and other major highways where the current speed limit is 65.