Ninth district judges face possible veto on new seats
Gov Rockefeller must decide whether to approve or veto an omnibus bill creating 125 new judgeships, including New York City and Orange Sullivan counties seats. Lefkowitz to rule on post primary designation of delegates. options include party committee designations or waiting until next year. If vetoed, bargaining over district nominations shifts. In Sullivan, Fourth District and Ninth District counties loom large as deadlines approach.
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Hudson Valley
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Rockefeller
Supreme Court
New York City
Orange, Sullivan
Orange
Family Court
Sullivan
Rockland
Westchester
Puttnam
Dutchess
Orange judge chances dimming Westchester GOP pulls string
Westchester Republicans control judicial district appointments and plan a 2-1-1 split for four new supreme court judgeships, minimizing Orange County chances. Orange leaders push Ed O Gorman John Sweeney or Paul Murphy as candidates while Lt. Gov Wilson defends the 2-1-1 plan.
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Doulin
Ed O’gorman
John Sweeney
Paul Murphy
O’gorman
Edward M. O’gorman
Monroe
Sweeney
John W. Sweeney
Washingtonville
Murphy
Paul F. Murphy
Newburgh
Malcolm Wilson
Orange County
Orange
Supreme Court
Eager
9Th Judicial District
Second Department
New York City
Wilson
Dutchess
Rockland County
Joseph F. Hawkins
Leonard J. Supple
Westchester
Supple
Putnam
Fishkill
Rockland
Hawkins
Poughkeep- Lie
Johnson
Robert Doescher
Hanofee eyed for Sullivan County family court judgeship
Liberty attorney Eugene Hanofee, brother of Francis “Stretch” Hanofee, is mentioned as a strong candidate for Sullivan County family court judgeship. He heads the Liberty Board and would speak publicly after the judgeship bill is signed. He previously lost to Robert C. Williams and once served as clerk of the board of supervisors.
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Liberty Liberty
Eugene Hanofee
Sullivan County
Sullivan County Family Court
Hanofee
Francis
The
Liberty Board
Democratic Party
Sullivan County Dist. Atty
Robert
White Sulphur Springs to Dedicate School Addition
White Sulphur Springs will dedicate a $150000 addition to the elementary school tonight at 8 in the auditorium. The new space includes an auditorium and four classrooms and will be named for Jesse Lindsley a longtime Liberty School Board member. Lindsley and district officials will speak as prayers and music accompany the ceremony.
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South Fallsburg
Sullivan County
Raleigh
Falisburg
Monticello High School
William Hamilton
Liberty
Dorothy Larry
Woodridge
Linda Beseth
White Sulphur Springs
Jeffrey Goldberg
Hammond and Cook
Shirley Bertholf
Divine Corners
Beseth
SCCC
Richard F. Grego
Jesse Lindsley
Lindsley
Liberty School Board
Ralph A. Madill
White Sulphur Springs Methodist Church
Bert P. Hughes
Louise Many
Henry Paul
Fred Lewis
Liberty Central School District
David E. Panebaker
Eugene M. Hanofee
James F. Wood
Joseph Heller
Youngsville High School
Columbia University School of Business
Swift & Company
The
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Roland to speak at Monroe political event for Roland
Frederick P. Roland of New City seeks the Republican nomination for the 27th congressional district. He will speak at 8 this evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall Carpenter Place Monroe with a question and answer period. The Monroe Woodbury committee to elect Roland sponsors the program, chaired by Richard Cooper Jr of Central Valley.
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Monroe
Frederick P. Roland
New City
Monticello Receives Pedestrian Safety Citation
The Village of Monticello earns the annual pedestrian safety citation from the New York AAA judges. Mayor Joseph N. Garlick and Police Chief Louis Yank will receive the award from Motor Vehicle Department Commissioner Vincent L. To fany at a June 21 presentation in the Statler Hotel New York City.
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Monticello
Haseen
New York American Automobile Association
Joseph N. Garlick
Louis Yank
Motor Vehicle Department
Vincent L. Tofany
Statler Hotel
New York City
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Gil Weisinger
Lefkowitz
Judicial District
By Gil Weisinger
Douglas V. Clarke
Mid-Hudson
Roland
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