The-Leader_1988-11-03

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54th YEAR, NO. 44 FREEPORT. NEW YORK THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1988 PRICE 25 CENTS PER COPY
Tuesday is Election Day
Freeport. and Baldwin resi­dents
will join millions of citizens
all across the United States ne^t
Tuesday when they vote in the
Presidential election. Local pol­ling
places will be open from 6
a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday,
November 8, for registered
voters.
On the ballot in thearea will be
national, judicial, congressional,
state candidates and a state-wide
bond, issue.
Running for the Presidential
and Vice-Presidential positions
are (in the orderthat they appear
on the ballot):
Democratic: Michael Dukakis
and Lloyd Bentsen.
Republican: George Bush and
Dan Quale.
Conservative: George Bush and
DanQuayle.
Right to Life: William A. Marra
and Joan Andrews
Liberal: Michael Dukakis and
Lloyd Bentsen.
Workers World: Larry Holmes
and Gloria Lariva. .
Socialist Workers: James Mac-
Warren and Kathleen Mickells.
Libertarian: Ron Paul and Andre
Marrou.
New Alliance: Lenora B. Fulani
and Joyce Dattner.
United Statac Senate
Candidates for United States
Seiutor from New York are:
Daniel P. Moynihan (D,L),
Robert R. McMillan (R,C),
Adelte Nathanson (RTL), Lydia
Bayonets (Workers World
Party), James E. Harris, Jr,j
(Socialist Workers Party), Wil­liam
P. McMilleh (Libertarian)
and Charlene Mitchell (Inde­pendent
Progressive).-
Judicial
For State Supreihe Court
Judge, candidates are: Thomas
V. Mallon (D). John G.
McCarthy (R, RTL, L) and.
Dominic Santoro (C).
For Family Court Judge, can­didates
are: Jerome B. Fleishman
(D), Jerome S. Medowar (R, C,
L), Paijl F. Callahan (RTL).
For District Court Judge, in
the Second District ~which
includes the Town of Hempstead,
candidates are (vote for two):
Saull. Weinstein(D), Ira J. Raab
(D, RTL, L), Ralph P. Franco
(R, L), Daniel Palmieri (R),
Michael A. Fiechter (C), Frank
N. D'Errico (C) and Alfred J.
Skidmore (RTL).
Congress
In the 4th Congressional Dis­trict,
which covers portions of
Freeport and Baldwin, candi-
. dates are:' Francis T. Goban
(D,L). Norman F. Unt (R,C),
and Margaret T. McCeary
(RTL).
In the" 5th Ccngiessional Dis­trict,
which covers Freeport and
Baldwin, candidates are: William
O. Kelly (D), Raymond J.
McGrath (R,C), and James A.
Matier (RTL).
State Senate
In the 8th Senatorial District,
candidates are: Jerome Jainchill
(D), Norman J. Levy (R,C), John
J. Dunkle (RTL) and Joseph S.
BileUa(L).. -
In the 9th Seiiatorial District,
candidates are: Robert E. Slatus
(D), Dean G. Skelos (R,C), Joan
M. McDermott (RTL), and Jack
Olchin (L).
State Assembly
Candidates in the 18th A.D.
' (eontimwd on pagt 16}
Local residents on ballot
..Si&local residents are among'
.-ihose: whose names'will.appcar<
~oih.the bsttot'ip this Tuesi^^
election^
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' : Former Freeport Village.
Court Justice Ralph P. Franco is
running on the Republican and
Liberal lines to retain his seat as a
Nassau County . District Court
Jiidge. Congressman Norinan F.
Lent of Baldwin is the nine-term
Republican incumbent in the
Fourth Congressional District
contest.
Freeporter John J, Dunkle, a
•high school English teacher,
•appearsC(ih.the.rigjtit-to-Iifeline in
the Sth State Senatorial Distikt
rice. Afio running for the Ri|^t
to Life Party, in the 18th Asserik-bly
pistirct, is Thomas R. Sim*
mon's of Freeport, a courier and
ttaiaiaxy student:
Two local residents are vying
for the 19th Assembly District
seat. Baldwinite Charles J.'
O'Shea is the Republican-
Conservative incumbent. Insu­rance
Broker Steven J. Pou'yat of
Freeport is Assemblyman
CShea's Democratic'rival. -
CANDIDATES FETED: At the RapubHcan Candidata* Dinner at the West Wind Yacht Club are
Freeport Village Justice Michael Solomon. Mayor Dorothy Storm, Former Trustee of the Villsse
of Freeport Al Sirlin, and, Hempstead Town CouncHwoman Angle Cultin.
FHS and Dodd students to vote
Secondary students in J ohn W.
Dodd Juiiior High ))nd Freeport
High Schools will participate in a
nationwide inock presidential
election being held on Thursday,
Novembers,
Sponsored in New York by the
•New York State School Boards
Association, the results of the
student balloting will be phoned .
in to a central headquarters coor­dinated
by TIME Magazine.
In addition to voting for Presi­dent/
Vice President, the students
will have the opportunity to cast
ballots for U.S. Senatorand U.S.
Congressman and provide pro­gram
sponsors with some demo­graphic
data.
Dodd Social Studies Depart­ment
Head Fred Hettzberg is -
coordinating the mock electioii at
the' junior. high; at the high
school, the coordinator is Social
Studies Department Head Ira
Schildkraut. .
Freeport angle on Senate debate
CANDIDATES in the Sth Senatorial District pattlcipatad in a debate sponsored by the Leegue of
Women Voters and airsd on Channel 12 over the past weekend. From left are John J. Dunkle of
Freeport (Riflht to Ufa); Dr. Jerome JalnehlB of North Bslbnors (Democrat); Eliie Lustig of the
, League: Joseph S. BiMIa of Bellmora (Liberal): jnd Suta Senator Nonnan Levy (Republican.
»ConsarvstivB) _. _ • ;..,.• A'/lVl.!
by Linda Laurseri Toscano
' Freeporter John J. Dunkle was
one of the four candidates forthe
-8th Senatorial District seat who
took part in a debate aired on
Channel 12 over this past wee­kend.
Mr. Dunkle represents the
Right to Life Party,
The incumbent has a Freeport
connection too in that hu ofHces
are located here. Sute Senator
Norman .Levy, running on the
Republican -and Conservative
tickets, has served for 18 years in
his post.
And the League of Women
Voters chose me, as the publisher
of Freeporft community news*
paper. The Leader, to represent
the local press on the panel of
, questioners. .
Ellie Ltistig of the League of
Women Voters, and Roger Stem'
-' of News 12 abo tossed out the
' topics of debate to Mr. DunUe,
Senator Le^ and Democratic
candidate Dr. Jerome Jainchill
. and Liberal candidate Joseph S.~
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