The-Leader_1990-11-01

              V0te (©lints
Freepdrt •Baldwin
56lhYear, No.'44 Frecpon.N.Y. 11520 Ofricialncwspapcrof the Village of FrccporfFrecport and Baldwin School Districts Thursday. November 1, 1990 25(1
Freeport, Baldwin residents go to polls Tuesday
Tuesday, November 6, is Election
Day, registered Frccporl and Baldwin
residents can cast their votes at local
polling places from 6 a.m. 10 9 p.m.
Candidates for Governor
Running, for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor are: Mario M.
Cumo and Stanley Ijindine, Democrat,
Liberal; Pierre A. Rinfret and George F.
Yancy, Jr., Republican; Herbert I.
London and Anthony DiPerna;
Conservative; Louis P.,Wein and
Gertrude G. Manning, Right to Life; .
Craig Gannon and Susan E. Anmuih,
Socialist Workers; Lenora B. Fulani
and Ada I. Vazquez, New Alliance; and
W. Gary Johnson and Dotti-Lou
Brokaw, Libertarian. . .
; For Slate Comptroller, candidates
• arc: Carol Bellamy (D, L); Edward V.
Regan (R, C); Donna Marie Kearney
(RTL);.Aaron Ruby (SW); Emilic Gay
' (NA),and Vicla.Kirklarid (Libcttariah).
Candidates for Attoraey General are:
Robert Abrams (D, L); Bernard C.
Smith (R, O; Robert F. Nolan (RTL),
James E. Harris, Jr. (SW): Frederick D.
Newman (NA); and Rlai^afci M. Fries
(Libertarian).
Judicial
For State Supreme Court Judge,
candidates aic: Harry E. Seidell (D, C,
" RTU, L), Mariiyti R. Friedenbeig~p,
L), Maiy Margaret Werner (D), Allan
1-. Winick CD. L), John J J . Jones, Jr.
' (D), Samuel ht Levine (D), Savcrio J.
Fieno (R), Patrick Henry (R, C, RTL),
John W. Biuike (R, C D . Alan D.
Oshrin (R, Q, Marvin L Goodman (R,
C, L), Paul I. Baisely-lncumbcrit (R. C,
RTL, L), John J: Keiinelly (RTL), and
• John L. McCarthy (RTL). '
Candidates for Surrogate Court
Judge are: Thomas W. Dwyer (D).
Raymond'Radigan-Incumbent (R, C,
L). andPaul F. Callahan (RTL).
• County Court Judge candidates are:.
:. Jerome B. Fleiscbnian CD, L),
;. RaymoiKl B. Gronewald (D), Douglas
P. NuU (D, D.TWda Jonas (R, Q , John
P. Dunne (R,C, L), B. Marc Mogil (R,
Qi and Ge«ge P. Eseraio (RTL).
For Family Cbutt Judge, candidates
are: Eugene J. Branpigan.of Freepoit.
(RTL), Stephen A, Moser (D), and
George K. Decker (R, C. L).
' Candidates for District Court Juidge.
arc: Saul I. WeinsJein (D), M.'Ajihur
Eiberson (R, C. L), and Alfred J.
SkidmcwB(RTL). .
Running for Second District Court.
Town of Hempstead and Long Beach;-
arc: Jeflrey S. Brown (D), Ixonard S.
daik 01, L). Michael A. Hechtcr (Q,
and Jeanneae P. Kosjytka (RTL).
Congress
In the 4th Congressional Disirricl,
which covers portions'of Frccport and
Baldwin, candidates ate: John J.
Dunkle of Freeport (RTL), Francis T.
Goban (D). Norman F. Leht-Incumbenl
(R, Q . and Bcn-Zion J. Hej-roan (L).
In the 5th Congressional District,
which covers Frccport and Baldwin,
candidates arc: Edward K. Kitt of
Baldwin (RTL), Mark S. Epstein (D.
L), • and. Raymond J.
McGraih^Inciimbcnt (R, C).
State Senate
In the 8th Senatorial District;
candidates arc: Jerome Jainchill (by,
Norman J. Levy-Incumbent (R, C),
Margaret A. Romaine (RTL). and
Joseph S. BilcIIa(L).
Candidates in the 9th Senatorial
District are: Ellyn L. Bronsther (D. L).
Dean G. Skelos-Incumbcnt (R, C), and
Joan McDcmiou (KTL). ,
State Assembly
Candidates for iht; 18lh Assembly
District are: Earlene H.
Hill-Incumbem (D, L) and Robert W.
H3ms.Sr.(R,C).
In the 19lh Assembly District,
candidates are: CharlesJ. O'Shea of'
Baldwin-Incumbent (R, C), Elliot S.
Maggin (D, L). and Edward J. Brennan
(lOL).
The following are 21st Assembly
District candidates: William Osterer <rf
Baldwin (D). Gregory R.-
Becker-Incumbent (R, Q, and Mary T.
Michel (RTL).
^ ^ ^
.Voting in Frccport and Baldwin will
take place at regular polling places in
the 18th and 19th Assembly Districts,
serving the folfawing election districts.
Freeport, 19th Assembly
District .
EDs 63, 64, and 65. Bay view Hose
Company Firehouse; ED 66, Archer
Street School; EDs 67 and 68, Gihl)-n
School; ED 69, Freeport Hose
Company; ED 70. Giblyn School.
Freeport 18th Assembly
District
EDs 59, 60, 61 and 63, Atkinson
School; ED 62, Leonard Avenue
Firehouse; ED 64, Exempt Piremcn's
Association; ED 65. ViUage Hall; EDs
67 and 69, Early Childhood Centen ED
68. Vigilant Hose Firehouse; EDs 70-
and72, Bayvicw School; EDs 71 and.
73, Frccport Memorial Library; ED 74,
Ew:clsiof Hook and Ladder FirchOiisc;
ED 75, Bayvicw Hose Fu-ehouse; ED
76, Freeport Hose Firehouse; ED 80,
(continued on page 2)
Candidates vie for State legislature
18th Assembly District:
Robert W.Harris, Sr.
. Robert W. Harris, Sr., a retired New
York City Housing Police lieutenant
and now pastor of Grace Temple in
Uniondalc, is the Rqjublican candidate
inthe 18lh Assembly District
Rev.. Harris, a member and former
commissioner of the Nassau County
Parole board and Crithinal Jiistice
Coordinating Council who has spent 22
years in the law enforcement field, said
the issues of drugs and crime seem to
be foicmo^ among local concerns.
The candidate favors tougher laws
and stiffer sentences for drug related
crime, but also would introduce
programs with the prison population
"that will be more inclined to
rehabilitate rather than merely house."
A twice .weekly visitor to the County
jail, he says he would introduce
• legislation that would earmark a
specific portion of the proceeds'of
confiscations for local; programs
dealing with education and drug
prevention. . '
Rev. Harris pronjises to be "a
leader" in pulling instiuitions such as
churches,- colleges, businesses and
governthent into needed efforts to
construct affordable housing.
Earlene Hill
Eariene Hill, Democratic incumbent
in ihe 18th A.D., was elected to the
Assembly in a special election in
March, 1988, and subsequently re­elected.
She is the only black woman
representing a suburban district
"Drags are the single most impoitant
. problem facing the health and lives of
our children," she said, adding that she
has funded a program to fight drug
dealing in Freeport's Moxey Rigby
Housing Project and provided drug
prevention, treatment and education
programs.
. Ms. Hill said she has been active in
day care legislation, arid has restored
money to fund Youth Employment
Trailing Programs to work with at-risk
youth. Ms. Hill stated she has
developed economic revitalization
programs to bring jobs back to Freeport
and Hempstead.
Ms. Hill is pro-choice on the abortion
issue, understanding "that the
fundamental decision about abortion
belongs to women and their families,
not to the government"
She said her legislative priorities also
include securing increased Slate
funding for local school districts,
affordable housing and protecting the
cnviroiunent
19th Assembly District
Bllot Maggin
\ Elliot Maggin is the Democratic
candidate for the State Assembly in the
19ihDistrict ' '
He said he is running for the
(continued on pags 13)
Eariend HiO Robert W. Hants, S t BUot Maa^ Chailes O'Shea.