Jersey City Reporter: The funky chicken

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Jersey City Reporter: The funky chicken

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Posted by Marty on June 01, 2003 at 13:08:56:

The funky chicken
Council debates community center, gets barnyard visitor

Jersey City Reporter
Donald M. Kelly
Reporter staff writer June 01, 2003

As members of the Jersey City Council debated the opening of the Martin Luther King Drive Community Center Wednesday night, a five-foot yellow chicken stood in the back of the council chambers.

Accompanied by Mircalla Wozniak from the Vincent Militello for State Senate campaign, the chicken wore a sign that read "Why won't you debate, Mr. Smith? Are you chicken?"

The sign was addressed to council president L. Harvey Smith, who is running for the Democratic nomination for State Senate in the 31st District, along with Bayonne attorney Militello and Jersey City Mayor Glenn Cunningham. Both Cunningham and Smith had declined to debate publicly with Militello on Channel 12 television. The chicken eventually confronted Smith, who had his picture taken with the avian protestor.

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:  As members of the Jersey City Council debated the opening of the Martin Luther King Drive Community Center Wednesday night, a five-foot yellow chicken stood in the back of the council chambers. 

: Accompanied by Mircalla Wozniak from the Vincent Militello for State Senate campaign, the chicken wore a sign that read "Why won't you debate, Mr. Smith? Are you chicken?" 

: The sign was addressed to council president L. Harvey Smith, who is running for the Democratic nomination for State Senate in the 31st District, along with Bayonne attorney Militello and Jersey City Mayor Glenn Cunningham. Both Cunningham and Smith had declined to debate publicly with Militello on Channel 12 television. The chicken eventually confronted Smith, who had his picture taken with the avian protestor. 
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