Interest Lagging In Primary Voting In Keystone State
Voters in Pennsylvania cast ballots to nominate statewide and federal candidates amid low enthusiasm. Contests include governor, U.S. Senate, lieutenant governor, and secretary of Internal Affairs with many incumbents unopposed. Local races and proposals also featured, while turnout was uncertain across counties.
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Wiliam W. le
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Tieman Farmer
Gettysburg
Clair Tne
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Faiina County
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Firemen Shortfall Prompts City Cost Projections
State action will require the city to hire 16 additional firemen next year at an estimated annual cost between 80 000 and 85 000. Councilman J Norman Aeby warned the week would see shifts lengthened and overtime trimmed as the department transitions to a 54 hour work week. The measure also touches broader labor policy and impacts rail work discussions tied to a proposed pipeline and railroad management.
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Jendlersy Wohldelake
Corry Voters Absent Amid Sparse Poll Turnout
The Corry area saw unusually low voter participation with only about eight percent of eligible residents casting ballots. Early counts show Republicans leading Democrats by roughly two to one with 224 GOP to 91 Democratic votes, leaving local campaigns puzzled by the limited turnout.
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Culex Founder Dies In Vermont Scramble
Fragmentary obituary notes StammORD from Conn Neithamn Warneri who helped start Caled cntiale production in New York around 1810. Polish industries and a Wall polish aid are referenced, with unclear timing and names.
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Fired Falconer Coach Lands Summer Recreation Job
Tyrington, fired by Falconer Central School Board on February 20, was hired by the board for a summer role as assistant recreation education instructor amid citizen protests and open meetings. The board stated its reason for firing remains disputed as Tyrington accepts a new position in a nearby district.
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Deny Metin
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Buurhamton
Area Teenager Fatally Injured After Car Collision
A Brookville teenager was thrown from a car and died from injuries sustained yesterday. Richard P. Cushy, 7, of Ast ville, was treated at Brookville Hospital and later died.
Senate probes entwine Estes case as Freeman urged to resign
Senate investigators pursue the Texas financing case amid calls for Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman to resign. Republicans accuse officials of improprieties tied to Texan deals while the White House stays quiet. A female department employee is described as involuntarily detained amid controversy.
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JFK Orders Into Thailand Military Buildup Reported
US military plans for Thailand include about 5 000 troops with Marine units and Army air support. Pentagon and State Department spokesmen indicate expanded forces to deter Communists and support Thailand as part of broader Asia defense. Joint command structure and battlefield roles are described, with emphasis on allied coordination and regional stability.
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Mead Park Clean-Up Seeks Volunteers for Memorial Day Prep
Mead Park Association calls for volunteers to prepare Mead Park for Memorial Day. Event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday with tasks including clearing fallen limbs and debris. Boy Scouts and Explorer units urged to join under park director Joseph Catal.
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School board debates staff appointment amid salary dispute
The CAHS district discusses a key staff job and a $000 yearly salary amid opposition from several directors. Donald Watson and James Pratt lead the recommendation, while objections arise from spring Creek affiliates and trustees.
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Pratt
Meager interest from five firms in cleanup project
Five firms showed interest in a city cleanup plan tied to a Beautification Committee effort. The bid process involves supplies and services for the project with participation from local commerce and civic leaders.
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