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WILDWOOD - Organizers of a petition seeking to jpuf'a charter study on the November ballot: here are still confident of reaching the required number of signature^, despite a shortfall of 138 submitted with the original petition. Of the 8S3 signatures submitted, 632 were ruled* valid; Cltv Clerk Peter Tecco has announced. Seven K^indred-keyehty signatures are required to have the charter study placed on thf ballot. Petition organizers have

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• CITIZEN ED HERMAN of one of the petition organizers, while Admitting that he wu "a little disappointed”, said that enthusiasm among the petition organizers was still high.** "I really do not thinkweTl have any problem getting the rest of the mgnatures," he - said, deferring to earlier predictions that' the ' petition mightn’t^ have the required . number of. signatures, Herman said 1 . "I wasn't bluffing when I said that we have 15 people ready to get more signatures should .petition fall short.

THE BREAKDOWN OP the 231 invalid signatures was as follows: not registered to vote in the dty (68); not having addresses corresponding to addresses on voter register ists (38); signatures not corresponding to ones listed in the voter registration lists, (52); illegible (2?);, duplicate signatures (22). If the petition reaches the required 770 —. 25 percent of the registered voters — voters here will be asked In November whether they want to create a" charter group to Study the form of government in the city and recdlfimehd changes.

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