The-Leader_1987-03-19

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Village ot
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Fieepoi\
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Baldwin
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LEAIIER
-FREEPORT, NEW YORK. MARCH 19, 1987
52nd YEAR, No. 48
ELECTION
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Cacdotore, DiCostanzo Are Winners
Boldwin Considers
Smaller Class Sizes
Recommendaffons Coufd
Bopsf Scfioof Cos\s
PyJoanOaltney'
BALDWIN - A "blue ribbon* committed, chaired by
Baldwin School Distript's Assistant Supeiintendent Gene
Lanzaro, has presented its report on the class size policy
to the Baldwin Board of Education. The committee
made retommendatibns which would impact on every
grade, .leveV and ' course
offering for all tracks, in
the educational system..
Participating in ' the
committee, which had
been charged by ' the
School Board to study the
question as one of its
goals of the 1986-87
school year, were Dr.
Phyllis Almienoff,
' Assistant Superintendent
for Personnel; John Ryan,
representing the
Association of Baldwin
Administrators; Donald
Holquistj" representing the
Association of Baldwin
Supervisors; Steve
Horowitz, Phil Ne^ca
and John Olseo, repre-'
senting . the ' Baldwin
Teachers Association;
Principals: Robert Babb
and Peter Lynch; Assistant
Priitcipal John Cam-pagnino;
and teachers
Marshall Gollanee and
Nora Morse.
. The presentation out-'
(Cont. on Pa(t 8)"
Two Batdwinites
Seek Seat
In Assembly
BALDWIN - Two Bald­win
men are vying for
the New York State As­sembly
igl!at left vacant as
•the result of the recent
resignation of Armand P.
D'Amato;
The Democrats - have
nominated Jonathan S.
Farber. a- Special Educa­tion
teacher; the Reput>-
llcans nominated attorney
iCharles O'Shea.
The special election to
fill the 19th Assembly
District seat will be held
Tuesday, April 7, by de-
Light Voter Turnout In
Race For 2 Trustee Seats
FREEPORT - A light vote in the Village of
Freeport's election March 18th gave Republican candi­dates
Vincent DiCostanzo, the incumbent trustee,'^and
Anna Jean Cacciatore, a win for the two seats' on the
Village Board of Trustees. ' —»
Cacciatore, in her first bid for public office, pulled
over 130 votes more than
her running mate.. Di-
Costanzo's total vote oh
two lines was 1,760 votes;
Cacciatore's, also on two.
lines, 1,893.
James Reed, a member
of the Village's Planning
Board and-a Republican
' School social studies
teacher and also a Repub­lican
committeeperson,
pulled-1,581 votes on the
GOP line, guaranteeing
her a win even without a
second line. On Row "fl",
the Home Rule Party line
committeeperson, polled where her name appeared
1,199 votes on the Future with a. djsuble designation
Party, line.-His runhning (Home Rule and Village
mate, Vincent CampioBr Parties), she polled 312
in his secoiid try for vil- votes.
. lage office (he, ran for
mayor in' the • last village
election) garnered 1,10S
votes.
Terrenee Harris; a
teacher at Freeport High
School and a Republican
The Village-Party, once
Freeport's major non-na­tional
. party, drew only
157 votes for its only can­didate:
DiCostanzo.
Th'ese figures, released
committeeperson, gathered -l^late- Wednesday night, are
384. votes running alone the unofficial police'tab-on
his Freedom Party line, ulations. The same source
In last place was Hy- shows 6,608 votes cast in
acinthe VoUmer, with 267 • the election. No exact tally
votes. Mrs. 'Vollmer ran an of .how many people- ac-::^
almost fion-existent cam- -tually voted was availablBT^"
paign, though on the nor any estimate of how
Home Rule party line. many, if any, "bullet
Cacciatore, a recently voted," that is voted for
retired Freeport High only one candidate.
*HANDS ACROSS BALDWIK* wu th> drunttic finxlt of Bxidwin'i :
Sutxtano AbuM Pcneatisn Vtt\, iponiorcd by Jtt Btldirin Educn-tion>]
Aucmbljr. P*rtle:pitb( in th< diipliy ofunlTvert Slalt Senitcr
Dcui Slclot tad Autiabtrmu Cnzory Becker, memberi of the tehoci
district it&ff, school board member*.'adults and students (bottom p>ic»to)
and th« Baldwm Firt Department (top photo}. Over S.OOQ people held
hands tiont the east lids ot Grand Avenue while hundreds of balloons
were rtliucd into the s>x to symbolise Baldvin'e opposition to sub­stance
abuse. Tbirty-nve volunteer ftremen fave tbeir tima so that each
street ccmer was t:ia.-j-.ed, participants directed tnd order kept. ,
Charlei O'Shea
cree of.jQovernor' Mario.
Cuomo. The governor
had the choice of either
(Cor.t.onPajeS) -
ON THE AIR. Th« two topics o{ the next "Fooia On Frteport* show to •
b« Ured over Cablevision wUi b« tht Tillaft's Jonptandinc Freeport
Homafisden Strric* aod th< Villa|a'a 'Day* ot Resnentbraact ot tht
VteVvma ot the Boloeaiuk' to b* obsarrtd ApiQ 2ft to May S. Guests on
' tht profram will b« Momcfiadata Dixatior Ramona Crook and two
clients, Harriet and Meye/Lesser; and Rab^i Bautxn Kata of Congre(a-tion
B'nai Israel and two mcmbars of tbi C«&cre(atioa who ara sur­vivor*
of tba Holocaust, Rita S!e(t1 and Joseph Rothchild. The show will
b« showji on Xtondays, Manh 33 and SO, on Channel iO. Shown sealed
(I. to r.) are show hostess Freeport Mayor Dorothy Storm, Crook and
the Leasers; etandin( (I. to r.) art Kats, Siejel, her husband, and
RcththiM.