Democratic Zone Chairmen Held Open Forum About Convention

Democratic Zone Chairmen Held Open Forum About Convention

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Democratic Zone Chairmen Held Open Forum About Convention
The Democratic Zone Chairmen of
the Third Legislative District, conducted
an open forum at the Peppermint
Lounge, at William and Cedar Sts.,
(Mandy's) to discuss action taken by the
Erie County Democratic Committee at
the Nominating Convention, at the
Convention Center, which denied them
the right to nominate a candidate tor the
3rd Legislative District, because in the
opinion of the County Chairman, Joseph
Crangle, a quorum was not present.
The announcement from the Zone
Chairmen, said in part, ‘ The action
taken by the current (3rd) District
Legislator, William Robinson, Vice
Chairman Joseph Merritt and the
Chairman of the Erie County Democratic
Committee, Joseph Cfangle, is un­
acceptable (declaring that there was not
a quorum)."
“ It was an insult to the community,
to you and to the Zone Chairmen... The
Chairman of the Erie County Democratic
Party disregarded an official constituted
meeting of duly elected Democratic
Committeepersons, at which a quorum
was present; rapped his gavel; turned
his back on us and proceeded to walk
out.”
This meeting was very civil for
political encounters.
They had
disagreements without being disagree­
able. A majority of the committeeper­
sons present were backers of Edward
Herndon, yet ex-Legislator, Barry
Robinson, was allowed to speak
uninterrupted, on behalf of his father,
who is the present Legislator, and
sincere condolences were expressed for
his mother, who has cancer — a giant
step forward in 3rd Legislative politics.
Committeeman Frank Hughes, said
that the nominating meeting called by
Crangle, was illegal because ot
insufficient notice; committeepersons
were given the wrong information on
where the meeting was being held; not
allowing enough time for the committee­
persons to find the correct location; and
a quorum was present, with people
outside of the door, trying to get in.
Barry Robinson said;
“ At that
meeting, there were only 43 committee­
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H.U.D., C .I.A.P. NY 29-904
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Separate sealed bids for Roof Rehabilitation,
Baker Homes, (NY 29-1) under the Comprehen­
sive Improvement Assistance Program will be
received by the Lackawanna Municipal Housing
Authority in its offices at Parkview Towers, 600
Ridge Road, Lackawanna. New York 14218 until
2:00 p.m., July 28, 1987, and then at said office
publicly opened and read aloud.
The Instructions to Bidders, General Conditions,
Forma, Specifications and Drawings may be
examined at 600 Ridge Road, Lackawanna, N. Y.,
mnd F. W Dodoe Div.. 5500 Main St.. Williamsville, N. Y. 14221 Copies may be obtained at
Stieglitz Tries, p\c. Architects, 45 Allen Street,
Buffalo. N. Y. 14202 upon payment'of $100.00
(check or money order) for each set.
Any
unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such set in
good condition within 10 days after bid opening,
will be refunded his payment
Non bidders
payment shall not be refunded.
The Owner reserves the right to waive any
informalities or to reject any or all bids
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Attention of Bidders is particularly called to the
provisions in the project manual establishing the
equal employment opportunity requirements and
other requirements as to conditions of
employment to be Observed and minimum wage
rates to be paid under the Contract. H.U.D.
Minority Business Enterprise Participation is
required.
No Bidder may withdraw his bid within 60 days
after the actual opening thereof.
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Open — 7 a.m. - 1 2 a.m. - 7 Days A Week
Fresh Produce and Meats
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479 E Ferry St
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622 Jefferson Ave.
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Monday - Friday — 11:3 0 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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1:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
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377 Kensington Ave
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A d sm . D is n c o r T o n y
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TH E N A TIO N O F IS L A M
— Presents —
MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN
Every Saturday Morning at 9 a.m
On WUFO - 1080 AM Radio
The publ ic is invited to the monthly VI DEO
the last Tuesday in the month at the
St. Augustine Center
1600 Fillmore Avenue — 6:30 p.m.
B E A ’SM A R T
^ fr^TA R D W A RE
GARY BAKER
MANAGER
615 WILLIAMSI
BUFFALO N V 14206
716 854 6453
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JOANN BAKER
ASST MANAGER
134 E. Ferry St.
Buffalo, New York
Open Daily — 12 noon to 8 p.m.
Groceries - Notions - Cold Beer - Pop
New York State Numbers
THOMAS T. EDWARDS
FUNERAL HOME, INC.
995 Genesee St.
MARIO J . PIRASTRU
Regional Director
FLOORING PAINTS kF^S Gi ASs FTC
B R A K E S ' A L IG N M E N T * B A L A N C IN G * S H O C K
A B S O R B E R S * S P R IN G S * C A R B U R E T O R R E P A IR
A U T O M A T IC T R A N S M IS S IO N S * M U F F L E R S
IG N IT IO N S E R V IC E * M O T O R T U N E U P
CLU TCH ES
1257 F IL L M O R E A V E .
Executive Orders 8 and 21 apply. Commission
reserves right to reject any or all items and bids
Integrity First - Air Conditioned
Ample Parking - Licensed Manager
882-5310
JO H N N Y'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY
M C IS IIK O
Since the opportunity for full participation in a
free enterprise system by socially and
economically disadvantaged persons i9 essential
in obtaining social and economic equality and
improving the functioning ot the State economy,
the Commissioner of Parks, Recreation & Historic
Preservation requires that affirmative action be
taken to insure that minority and women-owned
business enterprises are given the opportunity to
participate in the performance of Parks,
Recreation & Historic Preservation construction
programs and encourages their participation in
this project.
(716) 884-6996
Empire Gallery of Homes Inc.
O L IV E R B R A K E IN C
Bidding and contract documents may be
examined free of charge. Bidding documents
available at above address for $9 90 each on or
after June 30, 1987. Make check payable to
Niagara Frontier State Park & Recreation Com­
mission. Refund for each set only to successful
bidder. Contract completion time is 30 calendar
days after contract approval
N.Y.S. INSPECTIONS
C la r e n c e ’ s H o u s e O f B a r b e r in g
Open Mon. - Fri. — 5 p.m. -8 p.m.
Saturdays — 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
M an y sm all rod en ts liv s
out their en tire ex isten ce
w ith o u t
ever
strayin g
m ore than 20 fe e t from th e
p iec e of their birth.
E Y E O N H IS T O R Y T E E S H I R T S
Robert A. Mendez
Executive Director
Buffalo, N Y.
Successful bidder will be required to furnish a
performance bond and labor and material bond
each for 100% of the amount bid for the contract
which is estimated to cost between $25,000 $30,000
v o U k o in m n u n g u n d dev l o n w lir iiie v eu v c ric id i*en a n t d u rc h d e n G e iv i u n d die S e e k ru r liu c b
g en r u n d eur 1 u g en d eu g cla n g rn
k a m p fie n ,
d a n n ko n n e n w u ed e lniutig s lo lz sem und sagcn:
d ie M a n r c r e i v c rp n ic h ie t , die F r c in u u ic r c i isl c i­
by order of
Lackawanna Municipal Housing Authority
Lackawanna, New York
2236 Fillmore Avenue
B ran d y is p ro b a b ly th a o ld ­
e s t d istilled b e v e re g e It
m ey h e v e b een m a d e a s
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g lo rrc ic h c V e ig a n g e n b e ii je n cr b e ira c lile n , die
B an n e r
Each bid proposal must be accompanied by a
certified or bank check for $2,000 00 payable to
NYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic
Preservation.
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w ar.
unserem
Sealed proposals to REHABILITATE PARK
ROADS at Beaver Island State Park, Grand
Island, Erie County, New York, will be received at
the Niagara Frontier State Park & Recreation
Commission, Prospect Park, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
14303, until 11:0 0 a.m ., local time, JU LY 14 ,19 8 7
and publicly opened and read.
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n ic ln c n iin u iig c n , weisen w ir n ic h is o h n e lu ft igen G r u n d z u r d c k . W e n n w ii d a n n d ie A u g e n fur
d iesc W e ll sclilicssen, u n d wir unse i W c rk flicht
v o in L r lo l g g ek rO ni sc lien , e riim e rn wir uns d a r-
u n ie r
Victor A. Martucci, 27,
has been appointed Cam­
paign Manager for the
re-eleciton campaign of
Erie County Executive
Edward J . Rutkowski.
Martucci resigned from
his post as Executive
Assistant to the County
Executive, to accept the
post.
A graduate of Kenmore
Senior High School, and
Buffalo State College,
Martucci resides in the
Town of Tonawanda with
his wife Connie. He holds
a Bachelor of Science
degree in Political Science
Martucci was the Volun­
teer Coordinator for Coun­
ty Executive Rutkowski's
landslide victory in 1983,
and was also a member of
the Reagan-Bush Cam­
paign staff in New York
State.
He served as an intern
in the Buffalo District
Office of Hamburg Con­
gressman Jack Kemp in
1982.
Martucci will assume
his duties as Campaign
Manager immediately.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
In ih ic n v c rb u ic n c n T c n ip c in . w urden a l k W a h i-
des
m e n v ch liclicn H e rz e n s S»e ig n o rie n e n ebensow em g , dass die k in d e r des G ro s s c n A r c h iic k ic n sich
ne I’ lli c h l, d e n n sic w ar d c i V o r la u fe r zu r Z iv ili-
Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in
the amount, form, and subject to the conditions
set forth in the Instructions to Bidders. Letters of
Credit are not accepted.
Wooten
d a s g c se izie Z ie l e rrc ic h i scin w ird.
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M a rtu c c i N a m e d
R u t k o w s k i C a m p a ig n
1137 1145 JEFFERSON AVENUE
BUFFALO. NEW YORK 14208
d en tru c h lb a rc n Sa n icn in sich irftg t, u n d cs son u i im Intercsse eincs jeden V o lk e s lic g i, sic i u
LACKAWANNA MUNICIPAL
HOUSING AUTHORITY
LACKAWANNA, NEW YORK
Detailing
CAR C ARE C E N T E R
S o h a n d c ln d zeigcn w ir, dass d ie Fre im a u rcre i
Advertisem ent For Bids
behind me.
I am not backing any
particular candidate.
But I have a
problem when the Democratic Party
chooses to implement their own rules to
suit the occasion. If we are truly elected
committeepersons and zone chairmen, I
resent it when the party of my choice
tries to lock me out.”
Evelyn Pinnick was puzzled by the
fact that the media has given this
incident so little attention.
Some of the zone chairmen and
committeepersons who are backing
Herndon, have opened up headquarters
at 371 Broadway at the corner of
Hickory.
FREEM ASO N R Y
B o ts c h a ft d e s
ABC PAVING CO., INC, solicits your participa­
tion as a sub-contractor on NYS Thruway
Authority Project No TAN 87-13 — Reconstruc­
tion ot NYS Thruway - Niagara Section - Ogden
St., to Smith St., Buffalo, N. Y.
men there. The rules says that you need
62 people to have a quorum in the 3rd
Legislative District and they were not
there. Herndon was nominated by the
Black Zone Leaders, not the Democratic
party, so tell the truth to the voters and
the committeemen.”
An unidentified committeeman
said: “ When I came to the door, I was
asked if I had a general floor pass. I do
not need a general floor pass, I am a
committeeman. I was asked if I had a
letter. I had a letter, but I had my
committeeman's identification and that
should have been more than enough to
enter. I was held up at the door for
about five minutes, with about 14 people
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