Few Hitches In County Re Counts Primary Election
Franklin County Commission completed the official canvass Friday revealing no races altered by the re tally. One vote total changed Carl Gregory sheriff from 620 to 615 while opponent Wally Leecy remained at 367. other totals unchanged. The two hour recount was led by the county clerk's office. The board will meet Monday at 7 30 p m to review athletic policy kindergarten curriculum library study legislative efforts food service agreement and contracts.
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Reagan Camp Grumbles Over Schweiker Selection
Washington AP report notes conservatives seek to move the vice presidential pick to convention delegates if Reagan wins the nomination. Ford team also accelerates search for a running mate, with confidential health and financial vetting planned. Conservatives worry Schweiker’s liberal voting record though no mass delegate defections have occurred.
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Lane Area Fair resumes with parade and prizes on Sunday
The Lane Fair begins a second week with a pony pulling contest at 4 Sunday, Amazing Grace at 8, and exhibits in by 1 Monday. Parade on Main Street starts at 7 pm with 11 prize divisions. Top float prize is 10 dollars, cars 5 and 3.50, ponies up to 5 and 2.50. Various youth pony and bicycle categories, Bicentennial costumes, and daily entertainment follow through Tuesday and Wednesday including Dozer Family and County Cousins performances.
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Finney Questions Audit Timing in Topeka
State Treasurer Dean Finney, a Democrat up for reelection, questions the timing of an annual audit by the Division of Legislative Post Audit. Richard E. Brown says politics not involved as the audit of the treasurer's office proceeds, focusing on accuracy, workload, and possible improvements.
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Poison toxins explored in search of Legionnaires mystery
Researchers in Harrisburg shift focus to toxins as a possible cause of Legionnaires disease after 25 deaths and 112 cases, with tests for viral agents largely negative. Health officials note toxins may come from food water or air and could involve pesticides or herbicides, while remaining uncertain about when results will confirm a toxin as the cause.
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David Sencer
Federal Center For Disease Control
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Sencer
Leonard Bachman
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