Two Indians to Graduate From U S Naval Academy
Midshipman First Class Alan Hendershot, 24, son of Kenneth L. Hendershot, will graduate with a bachelor of science degree and be commissioned an ensign after at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Midshipman William H Spadafora, 22, son of Cecil C Spada, is also slated to graduate and receive a bachelor of science degree. Both men attended Indiana High School and pursued college work before entering the Naval Reserve in 1959 and 1958 respectively. Spadafora played boxing and golf and belonged to the Newman and Portuguese clubs while at the academy. Hendershot participated in plebe football and enlisted in the Naval Reserve in 1959. Both are set to report for duty following graduation.
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FBI's Wanted List Reduced
Miami AP reports Hoyt Cobb, named on the FBI's 10 most wanted list, graduates with a bachelor of science and will be commissioned as an ensign in the Navy. He awaits return to Georgia to face charges of fleeing a prison and a robbery slaying. He will take leave before reporting to Pensacola and will be questioned about a Tam killing.
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California Voters Art Polls By BILL BOYARSKY
Californians vote to decide between Ronald Reagan and George Christopher for the Republican gubernatorial nomination while assessing Governor Edmund G. Brown's bid for a third term. Turnout expected around 65 percent statewide and 62 percent in Los Angeles County, with coverage of campaign events, candidates, and notable political figures in a crowded final day.
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Distribution Grant Approved for Pittsburgh Center
The Economic Development Administration awarded $188,000 for a proposed wholesale food distribution center on a 130 acre site in western Pittsburgh. Urban Redevelopment Authority and Pittsburgh Planning Department will provide $80,000 in services as the project, planned for two years, advances from idea to plan.
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Governor Sees Bright Yet Demands Work for Northeastern Pa
Wilkes-Barre based remarks by Governor Scranton at Wilkes College commencement stressed strong growth in the Appalachian region yet emphasized much remains to be done. He pointed to industrial expansion, hub potential for global markets, and a recreational boom as key opportunities while urging expanded manpower for skilled and semi-skilled labor.
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