Sandman Wins New Jersey Primary Amid Corruption Scrutiny
Rep. Charles W. Sandman Jr. surged to a landslide lead over Gov. William T. Cahill in New Jersey after a primary dominated by a widening corruption scandal. With 1,891 of 5,372 districts reporting, Sandman led 73,096 to 48,341, while Cahill faced indictments against appointees and contributors. Brendan Byrne and Ann Klein led the Democratic race in Sussex County.
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Ly Stuart Mendelson
Trenton
N.J
UPL
Charles W. Sandman Jr
William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Sandman
East Brunswick
Cahill
Byrne
Ann Klein
Ralph Derose
Sussex County
Brendan T. Byrne
Sussex
Klein
Rockefeller Rejects Impoundment of Judgeship Ballots in NY
Gov. Rockefeller declined to impound Democratic nominee ballots for chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals. Fuchsberg led Weinstein by a slim margin as districts reported, with upstate and NYC results showing shifting totals. Officials cited huge protection costs for ballots across 13,318 districts as the reason for not ordering a recanvass.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
New York State Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Jack B. Weinstein
Manhattan
Jacob Fuchsberg
Fuchsberg
Weinstein
Appellate Division
Francis T. Murphy Jr
Supreme Court
Irwin R. Brownstein
Joseph F. Crangle
Upstate
New York City
Broome
Dutchess
Franklin
Herkimer
Lewis
Onondaga
Oneida
Ontario
Orange
Schenectady
Seneca
Sullivan
Ulster
Four Democratic mayoral hopefuls brace for campaign battles
Four Democratic contenders for New York mayor ride the runoff drama after an indecisive primary. Beame led with 34 percent but faces Badillo in a June 26 runoff. Biaggi and Blumenthal also seek November ballots with Marchi unopposed for the GOP nod. Biaggi plans independents path. Badillo calls for debates.
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New York
UPN
Abraham D. Beame
Beame
Herman Badillo
Mario Biaggi
Albert Blumenthal
Badillo
John J. Marchi
Biaggi
Blumenthal
Dily
Ambulance EMT Course Approved in New Paltz
The New York State Department of Health approved a medical emergency technician course for ambulance personnel training. It starts July 3 at 7 p.m. in room 102 at New Paltz Central High School, includes forty eight hours of class and at least ten hours of hospital observation at Kingston and Benedictine Hospitals, limited to fifty students.
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New Paltz
New York State Department of Health
New Paltz Central High School
Kingston
Benedictine
Mills won Goshen primary will campaign little this summer
Louis V. Mills, winner of Monday’s Orange County primary, said he will not campaign heavily in summer to prepare a county budget and will start full campaigning again by Sept. 1 for the November general election. He defeated Helmut Kimpel by about 18,000 votes.
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Goshen
Orange County
Warwick
Mills
Kimpel
Karher Kimpel
Emma
Main Street
Webster Avenue
Newburgh
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