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Lowell K. Bridwell made his first impact on the highway program in his career as a journalist. A correspondent for the Associated Press and the Ohio State Journal from 1946 to 1950, he became associated with Scripps-Howard in 1958 as their top writer on highways. ... Mr. Bridwell assumed the helm of an expanded and reoriented Federal Highway Administration in 1967.
Lowell K. Bridwell, a former Federal Highway Administrator who headed a planning group for the Westway project in Manhattan, died Friday at his home in Columbia, Md. He was 62 years old. From 1972 to 1981, Mr. Bridwell was the executive director of the Westside Highway Project, a city-state planning group that was formed to design a replacement for the obsolete West Side Highway along the Hudson River. ...
Lowell K. Bridwell made his first impact on the highway program in his career as a journalist. A correspondent for the Associated Press and the Ohio State Journal from 1946 to 1950, he became associated with Scripps-Howard in 1958 as their top writer on highways. ... Mr. Bridwell assumed the helm of an expanded and reoriented Federal Highway Administration in 1967.
