Spelling Bee dropouts leave 31 in final rounds
Twelve year old Bradley Daub of Williamsport Pa exits the 44th National Spelling Bee after misspelling secessionists by omitting C. The field shrinks from 77 to 31, the largest starting pool in 44 years. The contest has featured 526 words on day one with 11 to 15 year olds competing. Michaela Kostelecky, 13, Dickinson ND, spells first but appears to misunderstand a judge's prompt.
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Controversy Over Exclusion Lofted at Local Speech Round
At the end of the round two youths in the audience Douglas Edwards of Kenai Alaska and Linda Perry of Mobile Alabama questioned Michaela's exclusion. judges stood by their ruling that she should be disqualified for mispronouncing veil as veiled.
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Valley air show corrects third place winner
The Castle Flying Club spot landing contest at the air show Sunday crowned Dane Smith of Valley Road RD 5 as third place winner. An earlier News item misnamed Deane Smith of 3130 Mercer Road as the winner.
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