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62 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 12. 1982 ooq Of 79 contests in Legislature, 25 are for seats left vacant MISSILE CRISIS AT FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE BROWN DERBY DELI SIDEWINDER MISSILE An all natural lb. hot dog No MSG No Nitrates topped with relish, ketchup, onion, and sauerkraut Served on a U-BOAT Roll $2.19 plus tax. I1 By David Weber Contributing Reporter Three-fifths of the members of the Massachusetts Legislature. 121 of the STORE HOURS 200.

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The Democrats have candidates running for all but 18 of the 160 House slots, though only 55 of the seats involve orimarv contests. The Republi cans are running candidates in 72 of the Housa districts, with only seven primary contests. In the Senate there are Democrats running for all but two of the 40 seats with 14 primary contests. Republicans are seeKing seais in 10 oi the districts with only three primary battles. R.

Cartwrlght Kevin R. Donovan and Robert E. Hayes, are competing for the right to face Republican Penny F. Reid in November. Several other House leaders have already left the Legislature to accept other positions.

Antone S. Aguiar Jr. of Swansea, former cochairman of the joint committee on banks and banking, became a judge on the Attleboro District Court in August. Four Democrats are vying for the nomination to run against lone Republican Donald Le-Sage. Three Democrats and one Republican all "have hopes of replacing Raymond M.

LaFontaine, former House chairman of the committee on insurance, who became president of the Mass. Motor Vehicle Reinsurance Facility, the state-controlled' automobile insurance high risk pool. He represented the 2d Worcester District. Dennis J. Duffin, who was vice chairman of the House Ways and Means committee, earlier this year accepted a position as executive director of the state office of Campaign and Political Finance.

Two Republicans are facing off Tuesday night for opportunity to go up against Christopher J. Hodg-kins in Duffin's old 4th Berkshire District. Sen. Samuel Rotondi (D-Winchester) is leaving his 4th Middlesex seat to run for lieutenant governor. The seven Democrats scrambling to fill the vacancy next-January are Gerard P.

Dona-hbe, Edward A. Flaherty, Richard R. Kraus, James J. Lyons, William Ma-honey, Helen Metros and Charles Porter. The 2d Essex seat now occupied by Sen.

John G. King (D-Danvers), who is leaving the Senate for "personal reasons," is also a strictly Democratic race with five candidates running. Rep. F. LEGISLATURE, Page 63 talized for several weeks tor a psychiatric illness.

Sisitsky's last year in the Senate was a stormy one involving several confrontations with Senate leaders which resulted in a brief expulsion from the Senate last fall. Competing for his seat in the primaries are two Republicans, Joseph V. Maruca of Longmeadow and David A. Robinson of Springfield, and four One of the closest legislative races expected is for the slot being vacated by Rep. Gerald M.

Cohen (D-Andover). Democrats, Leonard M. Wagner of West Springfield and Michael J. Julian, Linda J. Melconian and Brian A.

Santan-iello, all of Springfield. In the 2d Middlesex District, comprised of Somerville and Medford, Sen. Denis L. McKenna (D-Somerville) is being strongly challenged by Salvatore R. Albano, a Somerville alderman at large.

McKenna, a 22-year veteran of the Senate, ran into a political problem when it was disclosed that he had been arrested in Concord and charged with drunken driving. His easels still pending, but the arrest has beenraised as an issue by the Somerville Journal, which editorially endorsed Albano. Two other Democrats. Louis A. Centrella and Robert W.

Collins, are also in the race. Rep. Andrew H. Card Jr. (R-Hol-brook), assistant Republican whip in the House, is vacating his 7th Plymouth seat to run for governor.

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