Word: pennsylvania
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...York delegation as he could behind Ford now-rather than wait until the August convention, when it might be too late. The 154 New York delegates were to meet this week, and at least 120 were expected to announce for Ford. Late last week, 88 out of Pennsylvania's 103 uncommitted delegates voted to support Ford. That put the President ahead of Reagan in the total delegate count...
Thai archaeologists knew as long ago as the early '60s that unusual and ancient pottery had been found in Ban Chiang. But it was not until 1968, when a visitor brought some of the shards to the University of Pennsylvania's University Museum for testing, that scientists began to take the site seriously. Two types of dating methods indicated that the pottery was fired around 3600 B.C. That discovery led to a long-term archaeological investigation of the area by an expedition headed by Pennsylvania Archaeologist Chester Gorman and Pisit Charoenwongsa (called Dr. Pisit), curator of the National...
Results Mass MaritimeW 19-4 C.W. Post W 13-7 Adelphi W 11-9 Hofstra L 7-11 Bowdoin W 11-7 Pennsylvania L 11-19 Boston College W 14-8 Cornell L 7-21 Yale W 14-6 M.I.T. W 27-0 Princeton W 11-10 Brown L 10-14 UMass L 7-18 Williams W 19-8 Dartmouth...
...Broadway musical based on 100 years of White House history seemed like a Yankee Doodle dandy idea. And 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue would have the services of Leonard (West Side Story) Bernstein, Alan Jay (My Fair Lady) Lerner, a Bicentennial theme and almost $1 million in backing from the Coca-Cola Co. Alas, a pre-Broadway tour met with disastrous reviews. Despite considerable reworking, when the show opened last week in New York City it was plain that Coke had bought fizzle, not fizz. Observed TIME Theater Critic Ted Kalem: "The British burned the White House in 1812, and Lerner...
Leaders of United Mine Workers locals in northeastern Pennsylvania expected only a routine discussion of union business when they gathered in Hazleton at the end of last month. Instead, they witnessed a boiling confrontation between Union President Arnold Miller and Vice President Mike Trbovich. "This union is on the verge of financial disaster!" shouted Trbovich. "Our money and our future are being squandered by Arnold Miller's mismanagement!" Jumping to the mike, Miller snapped back: "That's a damn lie and you know it!" An hour later, Miller suspended Trbovich from the vice presidency, ostensibly for failing...