GOP denies pulling support for Isseks in county judges race
Orange Republican Chairman William C. Doulin said rumors that GOP leaders would drop former DA Abraham S. Isseks for the second county judgeship are false. Isseks, seeking a judgeship not yet created by the Legislature, has insisted he will run. Other figures, including Daniel Becker and Martin Rosenblum, said they remain in the field, with Becker planning a primary if needed.
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Middle Town
Orange
Republican
William C. Doulin
GOP
Abraham S. Isseks
Isseks
Issek
Irving Isseks
Middletown
Democratic Committee
Orange DA
Daniel Becker
Newburgh
Albany
Becker
Thomas R. Hadaway
Martin Rosenblum
Albany convention weighs judicial divisions and Blaine Amendment
The Constitutional Convention met 40 minutes in Albany and adjourned to July 10 after deferring on Henry L. Ughetta proposal for four to six appellate divisions. Ughetta urged meeting needs for the next 25 years with a sixth department. Carlino urged limiting legislative power over districts. Carlino favored submitting the Blaine Amendment to voters and lowering the voting age to 18. Other items included proposals for municipal book inspections of public authorities and directors elected by depositors of savings banks.
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Albany
UPI
Henry L. Ughetta
Brooklyn
Howard T. Hogan
Farmingdale
Long Island
Ughetta
Carlino
Kenneth L. Brown
Forest Hills
Brown
Peter J. Crotty
Buffalo
Orange County court order over NRP use of courthouse
A court order may allow the neo Nazi National Renaissance Party to use Orange County Newburgh courthouse for rallies. The order directs the county to issue a permit and could trigger a July or August rally if not appealed. The Court of Appeals ruled the NRP is a political party, letting the county restrict usage but require access to all similar groups.
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Orange County
National Renaissance Party
NRP
Newburgh
Orange
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Leonard J. Supple
Asst
James Tamsen
Tamsen
Supple
Middletown man sentenced in Sullivan County Court
Antonio Roman, 34, from Middletown, pled guilty to a reduced third degree assault charge and was sentenced by Judge Benjamin J. Newberg to one year in Sullivan County Jail. He was part of a trio arrested Feb. 3 over a linoleum knife assault at Victory Supermarket in Liberty.
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Monticello
Middletown
Sullivan County
Benjamin J. Newberg
Antonio Roman
Norman Jameson
Victory
N. Main Street
Liberty
Charles F. Wroten
North St
Francis G. Hawkins
Oak St
Roman
Elwood Carter
Brooklyn
John Thomas Robinson
Woodridge
Carter
Robinson
Rosen
James London
Benjamin M. Goldstein
Dist
Atty
Robert C. Williams
Malfunction Halts Times Herald-Record Press Delivery
A folding folder on the Times Herald-Record press malfunctioned Monday morning delaying the delivery of Monday’s papers. An inset pin-like instrument caused the disruption as paper was fed, folded, and cut into tabloid size.
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Times Herald- Record
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Joseph Carlino
Long Beach
Goshen