Three Republicans vie for 96th district GOP nomination
In the June 20 primary for the new 96th Assembly District covering parts of Orange and Rockland counties, John Walker Harold Grane and Henry Carter compete. Democrats outnumber Republicans but conservatives win support. Grane may run Conservative in November if he loses the primary.
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Helmut Kimpel
Monroe
Tuxedo
Orange County
Clarkstown
Haverstraw
Stony Point
Ramapo
Rockland County
John Walker
New City
Harold K. Grane
Henry F. Carter
West Nyack
Board of Election Records
Grune
David M. Wagner
John T. Grant
Thiells
Virginia Weir
Suffern
Walker
Nyack Gop
William E. Vines
Vincent J. Pizzatello
Middle America
Rapkin accuses Gilman of wasteful spending in GOP primary
New City attorney Yale Rapkin, Republican candidate for Congress in the 26th District, criticizes Assemblyman Benjamin A. Gilman for rising state budgets and a bloated federal and state bureaucracy. He cites a 1967 4.6 billion budget rising to 7.9 billion and questions funding such as a 1.5 million Fleischmann report on education. He accuses Gilman of voting against urban development safeguards while supporting UDC powers.
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Rockland County
Carter
New City
Spring Valley
Birmingham
Ala
Bessmer High School
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
North Clarkstown
GOP Club
Clarkstown
GOP
Republican Club
Stony Point
Grme
Grune
Iowa College
New Rochelle
New York Law School
U.s.marine Corps
Albany
Yale Rapkin
Congress
Goshen
Rapkin
Benjamin A. Gilman
Middletown
New York
26Th Congressional District
Gilman
Fleischmann
Urban Development Corp
U.D.C
UDC
Helmut Kimpel
St George backs Gilman in 26th district race
Former Rep Katharine St George endorsed Assemblyman Benjamin A Gilman for Congress in the 26th district. She nominated him at the Orange County Republican Spring Convention. Gilman called the endorsement an honor as he faces Yale Rapkin in the June 20 primary covering Orange Rockland counties and parts of Ulster.
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Tuxedo Park
Katharine St. George
Benjamin A. Gilman
Congress
Ben Gilman
Campaign 1972 Orange Ulster Sullivan Rockland
Campaign 1972 coverage focuses on political activity across Orange Ulster and Sullivan Rockland counties with candidates and key issues shaping the race. Local voters assess platforms, debates and campaigning turnout as November approaches.
New York Presidential Primary Ballot Scorecard Released
Ottaway News Service outlines delegates for the 26th and 27th Congressional Districts in New York. Voters in the 26th choose Jackson and Muskie delegates with named supporters, while the 27th will feature only McGovern delegates after petitions were struck down.
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Albany
New York
26Th
Orange County
Rockland County
Stony Point
Haverstraw
Ramapo
Rockland
Orangetown
Ulster County
Shawangunk
Plattekill
Marlboro
Washington
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
James V. Damiani, Sr
New City
Helen C. Meehan
Suffern
M. Nathan Cember
Valley Cottage
M. William Lahey
Newburgh
Leslie G. Steinberg
Kevin C. Cullen
Goshen
Bernice Tepper
West Nyack
Hollis Cortright
Montgomery
S. Dakota
George C. McGovern
Alan M. Gussow
Congers
Jo W. Baer
Nyack
Cora W. Sarjeant
South Nyack
Claudia A. Fallon
Orangeburg
Sy Cohen
New Windsor
John D. Ruckdeschel, Jr
Frank J. Gumper
Spring Valley
Peter S. Brooks
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Albertus Paules
W. Averill Harriman
Harriman
Sullivan County
Kingston
Lloyd, Esopus
Ulster
Saugerties
McGovern
Muskie
Bruce McDuffie
Binghamton
Margaret L. Clynes
Ithaca
Gerald F. Casbott
Newfield
Patricia M. Myers
Owego
Salley Kellam
Carol L. Henning
New Paltz
Chester A. Johnson
Kathleen M. Jarvis
Louis W. Antisdhel
Nichols
Michael M. Nisselson
Walton
Some 18's can vote in primary June 20
New York election officials clarified a Supreme Court ruling to allow certain 18 to 21 year olds to vote in the June 20 primary. Those who turned 18 between last November's general election and June 21 1972 and registered by May 20 1972 may vote, along with those who turned 18 and registered before last November's election. Youths ineligible for the June 20 primary may still register to vote in November 1972 elections.
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Albany
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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