Lotteries and claims mix in brief state notices
Pennsylvania weekly number and New Jersey Pick 4 results appear alongside a brief political note. Jim Bakker, PTL chief, yesterday urged ending controversy surrounding the ministry.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1987
Page
2
Pennsylvania weekly number and New Jersey Pick 4 results appear alongside a brief political note. Jim Bakker, PTL chief, yesterday urged ending controversy surrounding the ministry.
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Dan Jenkins notes the society scene as he visits a Madison Avenue boutique seeking a talking Jerry Zipkin. Sales staff mock his wealth and status while revealing demand, celebrity chatter, and the windowed figure forever reserved for Nancy. The piece blends wit about high society and rare shop talk.
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Bernhard Goetz, acquitted of attempted murder, remains inside his Manhattan apartment as reporters and photographers surround the building. He told an AP reporter he might wear down the press, and awaits September 4 sentencing on weapons charges related to the December 22, 1984 subway shooting.
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