6—The Daily Collegian Tuesday. No ember 5, 197
Elections '74
Voter disinterest
large election foe
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Democratic
Gov. Milton J. Shapp and Republican
challenger Drew Lewis have been battling,
sometimes bitterly, for months but their
biggest gubernatorial election foe today
really isn't each other it's voter apathy.
Massive ballot 'box disinterest a
byproduct of Watergate and inflation could
make a shambles of polls and predictions
which currently give Shapp a clear edge to
became the fitst governor in 99 years to
succeed himself.
Republican State Chairman Richard C.
Frame acknowledged, "I'm scared to death
apathy. That's the biggest problem we
have
Besides a governor , lieutenant governor
and U.S senator,' voters vvgl also elect 25
Congressmen, 25 state senatots, and 203 state
representatives.
A total of 5,539,973 men and women are
registered lavote and 2,884,754 of them are
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Democrats who today enjoy a record 404,229
edge over their rival Republicatis. The
Constitutional Party, next in line, has only
6,765 registered. 1
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close 13 hOurs
later. Although state liquor stores will be
closed all day, taprooms , can reopen when
balloting ends at 8 p.m. ,
If predictions are correct, less thari half the
eligible voters, or about 2.7 million (49 per
cent ), will visit the state's 9,616 polling places
despite generally fair and warmer-than
usual weather and this would be close to
the lowest turnout in state election history.
Normally the turnout is between 65 and 75
per cent, usually highest in pregidentiar
election years. In 1970, when Shapp first was
elected, 3.7 million, or 68 per cent, voted.
The previous low percentage, 47 per cent,
was in 1926 when only 1.5 million of the 3.2
million registered bothered to vote in a
Republican landsl:de.
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Shapii ends campaign, plans Rome trip
PHILADELPHIA (API steaks, and also made nesday. The governor has individuals as he hunted Tor
Gov. Shapp ended his cam- hamburger out of it," he said. been a leading promoter of an votes.
paign for re-eleOion here "We found out that with the international conference on "Gov. Shapp, you're going
yesterday, saying he has `cost of the cow, the cost of world hunger already under to win and I'll make sure of
uncovered' "a really big processing and the cost of way in Rome. that," a woman told him as he
ripoff" in the meat industry shipping, we had 29 cents a Pressed to reveal how soon crossed a busy street.
and disclosing he'll; be leaving pound for hamburger, while he was leaving, he finally "Okay, you vote twice," he
for Rome, Italy by, the end of tthe stores are selling it for said, "I'll be around for about told her.
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Shapp wound up i his bid to t "Now there's a ripoff Troubled through much of . confetti on his entourage,
defeat Republican challenger there," Shapp said. the campaign by kidney Shapp yelled, "Pollution,
Drew Lewis with some Shapp was reluctant to stones, Shapp said he was pollution."
downtown street cam- discus s his Rome trip, saying, feeling much better yester- He spot ttd one lanky
paigning and a rally at he would announce all his - day and was in a chipper pedestrian, ih"Dok his hand
Temple University, where he post-election plans on Wed-; mood, joking with several and said, "If I cant get your
spoke to a crowd of about 400 z
students. ■
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state and federal in
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were begun after an ex
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possible to produce ham
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general at the present time is
investigating this along with
some federal vents.
"Our Departnent of
Agriculture recently bought
two cows at auction...and
paid the price the cows went
for. We went up to Penn State
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; At news conferences both here and in Lancaster, Lewis
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two-year bid
Republicans'outnumber Democrats, to counterbalance the
city.
"I would like to come out of the five southeastern Penn
sylvania counties breaking even," he said. "If we can do that,
there'll be a change in Harrisburg a Lewis and Kenneth Lee
administratibn."
Lewis, along with his wile Marilyn and campaign aides
walked about -three blocks through the downtown area
shaking hands and passing out brochures. _
At one point Lewis passed withih 15 feet ofpov. Shapp, who
was in the midst of a ,r411,y. Shapp apparentlf was unaware of
Lewis' presence. 1.1
While Lewis was making his last campaign appearances in
Philadelphia, his campaign staff was in U.S. District Court
here asking that federal marshals be put on standby to protect
Lewis poll watchers in the city.
U.S. District Judge Raymond Broderick issued an order
that called for "an adequate number" of federal marshals to
be available for election duty, However, court sources in
dicated that groups of the 50 marshals in Philadelphia are
routinely used for election day duty.
Lewis has stationed poll watchers in the city's 1,700
divisions to prevent so-called ghost votes from being counted
iri the results.
As many as 50,000 registrations in the city are fictitious,
Lewis contended.
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vote buddy, I can't win at
all." Then he revealed the
lanky voter sk'as his new son,
in-law, Dr. Peter Brill.
At Temple, he told students
that smoking marijuana was
the type of activity that
should be up to the individual
involved, not the concern of
the government.
"There - are laws on the
books that shouldn't be there,
that deal really with the
%ietimless crimes," he said:
- Marijuana is one of these. -
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