Smith seeks release of 25000 for campaign in Chester County
Independent congressional candidate Lewis du Pont Smith asks Chester County Orphans Court Judge Lawrence Wood to release 25000 from trust funds for his campaign. Wood already approved 15000 recently. Smith, heir to the du Pont fortune declared mentally incompetent in 1985, lives on a 15000 monthly allowance and faces scrutiny over his LaRouche ties while pursuing a 5th District race.
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du Pont heir secures ballot spot for 5th District bid
Harrisburg political scene centers on Lewis du Pont Smith who secured a place on the November ballot as an independent in the 5th District after a signature drive of about 5 514. Accompanied by a rally outside the courthouse and accusations against judge Wood, supporters urged debates with Samuel Stretton.
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Daily Times
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Daily Local News
Rebirth event approved for Crozer Park by city council
Chester City Council approved a 7000 grant to Africamericans For Cultural Development to stage a day long Spiritual Rebirth in Crozer Park on Saturday Sept 1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The program includes a parade folklore workshops storytelling songs magic face painting a 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. concert with NANIKHA ILE Village Jassu ballet Brotherly Love Rapin Rev Rocky Brown and more elders honored and a park market fair and poetry readings
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Borough backs off pet crackdown in revised ordinance
After two months of pet owner protests, Lansdowne borough council scrapped stiff fines for cats and dogs. The revised ordinance lowers penalties with a warning on the first offense, a $25 second offense, and a $100 third offense. Council president Edward J. Meloney cited high first-offense fines of $300 and said the changes reflect resident concerns.
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