300 Delegate Votes Now Uncertain
In Washington AP report Kennedy delegates face ambiguity after Kennedy’s death. Delegates tied to him by primary results or party pledges may be free or split as state officials and leaders reassess binding. California and Indiana show varied implications for first ballot votes and future alignments.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Associated Press
Democratic National Committee
District of Columbia
Indiana
Chicago
California
South Dakota
Frank Farrar
Town
Iowa
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ohio
Twin Discovers Brother's Body Bound For Home
Greenville tale recounts twins Jimmy and Jackie Moore planning to send one to Vietnam while the other stayed home to spare their parents. A May 27 flight carried a box marked with the fallen brother's serial number, confirming the tragedy and the bond that cannot be broken.
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Twin
Brother
Greenville
Jimmy
Jackie Moore
Vietnam
Clarence Moore
Jackie
Awards Given At Wright School Assembly For Music And Safety
Wright School awarded music and safety patrol honors at an assembly. Prizes recognized top points from practice slips and lessons, with Ann Zarger winning first in music. Charles Campbell received a special prize for long participation. safety patrols were praised for safe crossing efforts.
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Wright School
Ping
Ann Zarger
Charles Campbell
H. Lynn Rice
Charles ‘Miller
School Safety Patrol
Safety Patrol
Timothy Gould
James Daniels
Mark Webster
Michael Andrus
Robert Harvey
Robert Moore
John Morton
John Tobin
Bradley Hammond
Donald Rickerson
Peter Dittman
Russell Brant
Melissa Cole
Charlene McClintock
Becky Hanna
Jerri Davis
Roberta Hollenbeck
Kathy Johnson
Mary Lou Brant
Janet Woodruff
Teresa Messina
Cathy Craker
Susan Rairie
Cindy Hellyer
John Chillock
Rebecca Morton
Kevin Sorenson
Tim Emerson
Christine Hammond
Robert Summerville
Bonnie Sturgis
Debra Fralick
Carla Renna
Robin Perino
Barbara Kornikowski
Connie Davis
Chris Olson
Tim Brown
Robert Joy
Pam Houghtling
Rusty Brant
Richard Stutzman
Erry Miller
Diane Porter
Edward Zarger
Diane Cochran
Gary Greeley
Candy Wilde
William Hammond
Steve Hileman
Gregory Ladd
Barry Troyer
Arm y Aviation School graduate earns top rotary wing class honor
Warrant Officer Frank T. Buzzard, after graduation at Fort Rucker Alabama, had aviator wings pinned by his wife Jane Dater. He achieved the highest grade average in his rotary wing aviator class and is the son of Frank A. Buzzard of Spring Creek. Major General Aubrey Newman, a longtime Army columnist, is pictured.
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Army Aviation School
Fort Rucker
Ala
Frank T. Buzzard
Jane Dater
Garner
Frank A. Buzzard
Spring Creek
Aubrey
Newman
Army
Neglecting Trust Raps Railroads For Passenger Service
U S Representative Vig orito urges Congress to probe railroads for failing to serve passengers as they do freight. He calls for long term planning and development to craft a stronger national rail policy, noting limited ICC powers and slow modernization in passenger service. A Bombay cinema theft report concludes the brief excerpt.
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Washington
Cessonstli
Congress
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Paul J
Vigorito
Pennsylvania
Vigonito
ICC
Commission
Clark Schweiker to Air Issues In Public Debate
Sen. Joseph Clark and GOP challenger Rep. Richard Schweiker will hold their first public discussion on June 21 in Allentown. The moderated forum, titled Election Drama: Confrontation, at the Holiday Inn West during PAPME’s annual meeting, will be televised or broadcast live. Schweiker, 42, first won election to Congress in 1960. Clark, 66, seeks a third Senate term in November.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Richard
Schweiker
Montgomery County
Clark
Allentown
Earl Miller
Greenville Records
Argus
Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Miller
PAPME
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Shandy Hill
Pottstown
Newpaper
Clark-Schweiker
Holiday Inn West
Len Clark
Schewiker
LSD Hoaxer Drops Appeal For Job
Harrisburg AP Norman M. Yoder, Pennsylvania's blind commissioner, drops his appeal for reinstatement, saying a reorganization will abolish his post. Deputy Welfare chief Lourie confirms the job's elimination. Yoder insists he violated no laws and aimed to jolt public opinion on drug risks. Unemployment claims in PA rose in initial filings but continued claims fell slightly.
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Harrisburg
Norman M. Yoder
Reine
Pennsylvania
Elmer Harter
Yoder
State Civil Service Commission
Office For the
Norman W. Lourie
Public Welfare
Lourie
Shafer
Thomas W. Georges Jr
Welfare
Georges
Commonwealth
Teau
YMCA Calendar Week of June 10 1988
The YMCA schedule lists daily swimming lessons and activities from Monday to Saturday including Girl Beginners Minnow and Fish and Senior High Coed programs. The calendar notes a decline in claims by 1,203 to 52,402 and total payments of 1,480,270 dollars.
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Chase & Sanborn Coffee
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Mrs. Smiths
Martha White
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