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Article: Coroner hopefuls battle for GOP nod; Deputy Ives faces Kirchner in primary
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- Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
- Article date:
- May 17, 2003
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The Republican race for coroner will be a contest between a deputy
coroner with four years' experience on the job and a former trauma
surgeon with 38 years of experience in the field.
Dr. William Ives, who has served as deputy coroner for four years,
faces Dr. G. Gary Kirchner, former chairman of the surgical
department at Lancaster General Hospital, for the GOP nomination in
Tuesday's primary.
Ives won the GOP endorsement over funeral director Charles
McWilliams at the Republican endorsement convention on Feb. 20.
McWilliams withdrew from the race after losing the endorsement, but
about a month later, Kirchner filed the necessary paperwork with the
county elections office and got his name ...
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