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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1966

Page

25

Pennsylvania Race Sees Open Housing In Senate Campaign

In Pennsylvania the gubernatorial race centers on personalities and open housing. Milton Shapp leads Democrats after a May primary win, while Lt. Gov. Raymond Shafer faces a struggled reorientation. Independent candidate Edward Swartz seeks 2 percent of votes to sustain a party, eyeing 500000 ballots.

Harry W. Ball Harrisburg, Pa Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Shapp William W. Scranston GOP Raymond P. Shafer Shafer Robert P. Casey Constitutional Party Commonwealth Court State Elections Bureau Swartz Barry Goldwater Jie Gav. Scranton Hel Congress Johnson

Three Drivers Fined in Danbury Circuit Court

Judge Joseph Chernauskas fined Ridgefield driver Thomas P. Conroy 100 dollars for driving under suspension plus 15 dollars for an unregistered vehicle and 15 dollars for defacing a marker plate. Other motorists were fined for speeding: Peter V. Popovsky 82 mph 82 dollars, Frank W. Quadrato 80 mph 80 dollars with 30 remitted, and Kenneth Webb 75 dollars with 23 remitted.

Danbury Joseph Chernauskas Ridgefield Thomas P. Conroy Peter V. Popovsky Westview Drive Frank W. Quadrato Oakville Kenneth Webb Norwalk

How Sea Was Named and Papal Name Choices

The Red Sea name likely derives from seasonal red pigmented organisms causing red tides. Biologists link the hue to microscopic life in the water. Separately, a new pope may adopt any name, often choosing a predecessor’s name with whom he feels affinity.

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