Buffalo Criterion, 1982-07-14

              rochester niagara region wny's largest & only accredited max-rty n*2wsp_pcr — fe___*nng paid la«^tin ciit_^tion vol 17 — net » wum_i_>-t jl_y 1 ma u.s postage paid ilkntll no uu ittstauvrvwhw the buffalo criterion candidates gear up for fall elections citizens want pauly for senate citi/ens liia-fcm paul for state srstiatfw corwiatmg of -****• 4*4 l are residents have _._**___) an mate a effort to ptr*jß*fl fa_ry ma this fear senate race in the district c*ja*r*__y reriresented by seostor walter j floas richard gallagher chairman of the group stated the new york state senate i very impcrrtant to all of us we look to it for leadership in sol ing the problems we face in the economy health care education and law and order we believe it is time for a change ia this senate seat william a paury's seven years of outstanding service and experience in the erie county legisla ture prove he can do the if bill poemme impec cable credentials '{* c is truly a dedicated public servant with the highest caliber in integrity he has been good for gov-ern ment in the legislature *-_■ ha mill , be . gncd . for ■ gcrvernroent in the senate m i represent us well in albany citizens drafting p*u ly for sute senate represent people from all walks of life who are urging bill paul to run for the senate - now mr gallaerher stressed siwek to make bid for reapportioned district assemblywoman carol a saw hat announced that she'll run for the riwwly raasaß_i_*aad 144 th district assembly seat '*»-—» decision wa eitremely difficult for m to make a it involve uprooting my family i've raised my family m ttila atfttlmauurj th «**__ family ha ___. it livelihood in thia __•___*•• a*w 1 discussed th mallet with my far __. th decision was unanimous that i run for this mat th trr_l*«*r of three eiplsined obviously __• decision _ a great par*aa_l **■___■. emotionally and financially but i warn lex-ted to serve th p****fpu buffalo and grand island and i _»———- to s*4b___aa th rreahrnan lawmaker stressed now that decision ia mad mi rlrat step is m put our ***** ** for sal thi should prove my ******' t-canmit-ment to puhlk a»wvic assemblvwciman siwek stated limeys th r*fc commitment to ***** neighborhood will still be tron *****?******■* our family operated business apfp*m*n war chest ah th money in ■* world w_l ■*«**» ay determination to win mr 2-finht added i r.ticip.t a tough campaign «_*!_«._ at i'm *„ j * been utgtvtm f_t itefytat by th political no a r^trleew-_rl by their reappor t-carvmenl chem 1 will not allow their ta*tiiii plans to hah th panares i sr ***-* c behalf of my c*wtt»titiier.i assemblywoman trek *_■**»> til reevw forget how the political a warned me with hours of my upset ejection 20 months ago that 1 was destined to he a am termer they threatened c**-**/'d get m with m**_rpor m*ae aamwwa a mr *-! w^fc r^m_t i mad a pledge to myself that i would not b a one-tenner and that my let would a in the hand r of my "**■*•*«*****• grid not m th * gnibljy paw of wheeler-dealer rxiwer-broker a bw-bfltrwoman siwek stressed my past performance indicates i'm a fighter the opposition can expert nothing lea than an encore perform ance if they thought i worked hard last time i'm letting them know i've just begun supposedly a great ileal of money is going to be pumped into my opponent war chest all the money in th world ill not top my determination to win mr st we tided the political bosses tried to defeat me by their crary quilt remap plan which made chopped liver etui of m district they couldn't beat me at the poll ao they tried to heat me with paper and pen their remap scheme divided my district into five assembly district my home on hcrtel avenue was put in a suburban district represented by robin schimroingec the west side was put into a new district rvhsrh snakes down to the cattaraugus indian reservation the perry projects were put in assemblyman eve district grand island was place in a separate district the lamer went side was put in south buff sit man assemblyman keane's dis _*_»* it unfortunate that all these sr»ople once joined togrther in one aaa asawmbly r_a^'_*ttjvlm.far eohesivert ar now divided mr siwek added the 144 th district which includes riverside black rock north park delaware and grand island contains 1-3 percent of the assemblywoman's present district in conclusion i have a message to the powerbrokers who thought they'd redisrtrtr me mto political oblivion you can force me to ell my home but you can force me to sell mil to my constituents you've tried to destroy tn by destrtyying tbe right of these voter by the strength of those voter i rep newak sheriff braun showa i the p_a are member at takbkf seated ***** left arc dr w mccoy dr l green sf-ilgighy winner marion king idmsks akan-etak mmi tmefme w host dr e gilbert and takbef chairman dr c brown standing from ml are dr p m_m_ra alt j hargrote dr p gee dr b p murphy ._*,. w p trams_.ll at-y general hack sew trans w**_h*r daniel acker dr ft ho-and dr tahskm dr eterett gg dr g m_r_gg_w ctiteriom p-m s african trade union struggle btbatnardrustin .... *•-■•■- africa is s r*hje ■ i_bi l'"l lht{mm ** 10,000 scholarship check presented on june 28 frank r woodbeck vice president and general manager of wkbw radio presented to . dr a clifford brown lingua at takkt fl alpha kappa boule educational foundation a check for 10,000 00 ten thousand dollar to be miested in a high quality high interest yielding m__m*_t an that the interest will pay initially for one takbef sr_-r_ar_faip yearly and later two or three yearly with inter at rein vestment it is a perpetuity grant and represent for takbef it most exciting occasion since it fi^unding in 1976 this grant is given equally by *■ kbw had and w'kbw television both of which are owned by capital cities communications the nmefkent corporate structure whose far seeing generosity made -_* grant possible after solicitation b frank w'aodbstck capital cities am__r_s_yoeis inc owns and operate 14 radio stations and 6 network affiliated television stations thrtiughout th united slit the company also publishes * daily new*p*_pera tn 7 jmj-———————lb———————————_————*_**—^j td cable television •*/*___- in 1 state and did ***.) or one-hatf billion in **_*»■» i*l tak-cf itb alpha kappa ***** ■■■ t_*_c foundation a non-profit cctrporat-ori f - irtdetl by th alpha kappa bosjle in l-,"*4 estch r awards three • on thousand dollar 101 <**•"*»* schc_sr*bipa or a . sir.petrttve l-.ss.s to ul tor three grr*ctx—.rr ***_*_* students in the niagara iyc-_is*r wis has th fouo*jring pe*q_w*t*a • eyed prßrrtt average of m ***** 00 co*a-*-ii sat score of li*v or hekkee course studies to include some regent honcvrs or ad*-need pfw**-r*»*w courses must he r***rncled and finally most b r**i»cwl>*c_*t et—wrteag—tapml in pursuing a civic career n that outside heir is mandator if pursuit of • college career t to be possible ivcause of this grant and th 4>ivi-t*<i>oe f future . wth as see takbef plans to of m team on additional ac_ei_w__p in !-**->, and conwow h*elf well on it way to it future goal of llt*t*i,osx forte bundled tnousnnd d-ftar or rtror of r*rf grant baa ■ _—*■« _. - - *>- ■ ■ 1923 mb mmmmmstm*************m h_sßh___uv>*m._j criterion press and ska ih no 1 wny c«*ntn*j c.fies :\ largest press oltf omc ba b**n open very w*«k '*. every year attic out i.wtr-ff wtv—eg our cr#rr.friut„tie ysv_*v sasl aorta **«•! 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