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PAGE g ~HE FBANKL~ NEWS-R~ORD TH~DAYp JUNE 18, 1~
Good GovernmentGroup Drops
Endorsement of Westneat
ANCIENT AND MODERNTRANSPORTATION
Aa a result, they have at tibet- f. Consovoy ........ 2,478
ICOntinued From Pa~e D
ed to PLF.~A motlvatlens ~Bd g, Wealneat :.---- g,3~
crat but aligned wR-~h the Prank- ambition9 compi~lely levon- g, Alien ........ 2,235
lth Democratic Club, minority sLstent wRh the truth," 4. Siea ............ 2,190
/action of the local party. The Big GUOS~
5. P.adcliffe __~ 2,119
8. LlsJ .. 2.104
& RevRluatlen The polRlcal mathematicians 7. Up,on . .. 1,921
While endor$leg Mayor Coi~o
Mrs. Uptnn and Mr. Goz’mau, tr~ng to figure who among the
wJll have an extended field day 8, Gory’non .......... i,69d
sovoy Councilmen Radcliffe between now and Tuesday night ’l~he Fau]kner Act which sets
the election rules for mau~olpalthe
Good Government commR- eight candidates wiB pick up Jtles operating under the nountee
did not explain wh v it had sizablechunksof nodes ~ha~
. cfl-n~auager fol~m of government
wilhdrawr, its supporl from Mr, went. to ~ four candidates does llot permit party deslgna-
Westne~L The closest the 8roup eltmhtated In the May 14 else- ~lens nrl mvnleipaL ballots The
came to on explanation was floP.. RegUlar Democrats’ label on
Mr. Truhan’s statement thn~ In that first ¢onie$l, Mayor the voting mach~oe d~
"ALter thorougMy re-ewlqatin
8
C~sovey led the ~leld with 2,478 "Economy, Industry and Ordereach
candidate, it Is the corn- voles, 407 short of a majority. ]y Growth." The lag chosen by
mittee’s sincere bel~f that theseBehind him by 168 votes was the three Republicans Is "Confour
people are by experlenve, Mr. Westneat, The distance ~e- tinue Good Government," Mrs.
desire and qualifications best tween the mnyor in first place Uptc~’s slogan is "Bring Gee.
suiled to be at Franklin’s Co~tr,-and Mr. German D~ eJght~ placeernment Closer to the People."
oil table." was 786 votes, Mrs, Upton has drawn the top
The s!atemen~ also declared Of the four Losers, William ~th on the voting machine. Her
that "A quality all four of the Fairhurst, RepubIlean~ was high ~me Will be On Lever IA, The
above candidates have in corn- man
e
wi~h 1,413. Tra~ing ~im, RepubUeanshave t~e next thre
)men is one of courage coming was Herbert Greenberg ot the positions! Mayor Consovoy 3A,
from within themselves and, no1 FDC with 1,2~2, Next came Mr. Radcliffe ~k, Mr. German
from a political machthe. The~ Tl~om~s Rei]ly, ~ Begtdar Dem. 7A, Next ec~ne the Regular
are mature thdivldua[s, keenLy octet rtmning without party sup. Democrats, Cou~ellma~ List 9A,
~wa~e of a eouneilm~n’s ditties porL with 1i2~, m~d in lest place Cotmcilman ARen 11A, Mr, Slc~
io the Township as a whole, and wag another PDC man, Rixford 13A and Mr. Westneat I§A.
HER RUIg~EN-....Assm~g portleu of family chores, Yes Fire@
N~ g~ ~.es sister Kim, nine mcmth~, gfter ~[amtly arrived hi New
Nork from Ho~g KOl~.
PHOR~ YOUR WANT ADS ~ BA~DOLPH 0-83~
not to Just a select group of
pohilcally ambtlious pedl)le."
Reals, with f,0H.
The First Ra¢~
PLEA’s Criticism In May the eigh~ ~lshed i~
The Parems League for Edu- this order: Mayor Consovoy,
ea~lenal .~dvancer~lent, which Mr. We~h~eat, Counegmsn AIhas
been pressing the Board of fen, Mr. Sloe, Councilman Red-
Education to e]imhiate what R cURe,
~
C~uncSman Ll~, Mrs, Up
claims Is de facto segregatlo~t in ~on and Mr. Gorman.
~.~ .. ~ _
R~milton and ~IJllcrest schools,
got Into the political swim this
week W~th a critique of the ca~.-
Mayor Consovoy took four dls-
tracts, the 2rid, 20th, 16th and
~7th, the 2nd by one vole over
dldates, but without men~ioning his rm~nlng mate, Mr. Radcliffe,
a single name,. Mr. SLea and Mrs. Upton each
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"In the last three week~," o~k three dis rle s. To Mr, S ca
pLEA ch~r~c