The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 2

TWO THE DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1970 Claims Vogt On Statement by Nirenberg KINGSTON Francis J. Vogt, assistant district attorney, and Republican and Conservative candidate for district attorney today blasted his Democratic opponent. Alex Nirenberg. for what Vogt termed were "false and mis leading statements" contained in a recent Nirenberg release to the news media.

In the release Nirenberg stated that out of 108 indictments charging various defendants with the sale of narcotics. the Ulster County district attorney's office obtained convictions on only five. Of all press releases this was by far the most outra- DuBois Saccoman Speakers KINGSTON Joseph Saccoman (Democrat- Liberal) and Fred DuBois (Republican Conservative) opponents for county treasurer, appeared at a meet the candidates night Monday at the Bonanza Branch of the Kingston Savings Bank sponsored by the Ulster County League of Women Voters. DuBois. the ex plained the operation of the treasurer's office.

geous," Vogt charged. According to Vogt, the district attorney's office, from 1964 through 1970, the period referred to by Nirenberg. disposed of 99 indictments charging sale of narcotics. Of these, convictions by pleas or trial were obtained in 51 cases. 27 more were handled as youthful offenders or were certified as addicts and sent to narcotics rehabilitation centers.

Vogt pointed out that the district attorney's office has no control over the latter dispositions as they are solely within the discretion of the judge. The remaining 21 indictments, said Vogt, were dismissed over the six year period for various Area Political reasons, such as. disappearance of witnesses, question of law, and illegal search and seizures. Vogt charged that the Democratic candidate by his frequent and baseless attacks on the district office obviously hopes to draw' attention away from his own complete lack of credentials for the position he seeks. Vogt pointed out that Nirenberg's scrte criminal experience consists of the trial of three cases over the past ten years.

Vogt further charged that Nirenberg. as his bill boards and ads in various newspapers will attest, is not even a full-time lawyer but is primarly a real estate broker. Page mmm Promises Easy Rolison Fish Sr. Critical Of Buckley Foes "Sen. ROCHESTER Charles E.

Goodell and Saccoman. a former Kings- Rep. Richard Ottinger are two ton supervisor, noted a lack peas in the same pod of Liberal radicalism." Hamilton Fish told a gathering of Republicans in the Town of Rochester Tuesday night. The father of Congressman of experience in some towns in appraising real estate property. Saccoman emphasized that that was not true in all towns.

He also cited his experience of 45 years in business and 30 years in real estate appraisal. Orange Area Cels $333,037 sented in Washington by a senator who will uphold the firm policy of peace and freedom of the Nixon administration and not by appeasers of Communism and against the security of our nation. "Both Goodell and Ottinger have been playing Russian Roul Fish recalled that Goodell voted 0116 with the lives of the American people." Quoting Abraham Lincoln. Fish concluded. "Tell the Amer- against the main Nixon crime bill and Ottinger voted against the House Committee to investigate Communist and un American activities.

ican people the truth and they will know how to act." speech, is one of many A Dutchess Uiiicers Are ALBANY, N.Y. giving in approval was a an(j Ulster Counties in his ef-t Wednesday night of a forts to support, the Conserva-171 Pure Waters construction grant tively endorsed Republican HilCCtCCl I OF to the Town of New Windsor. Orange County. The governor's office said the funds will be used to build wastewater treatment facilities to help control pollution of Moodna Creek, a direct tributary of the Hudson River. The grant represents 30 percent of the total eligible cost of the project, which is $1,110,126.

James L. Buckley for the U. S. Senate who is opposing Goodell and Ottinger. Fish, a former congressman and the first chairman of a congressional committee to investigate Communist activities 40 years ago.

said "The Communist World Conspiracy is even more dangerous today to the free nations and to the United States We must be repre- 72 mm UttHt SHCWIitl 40 ttTta 0 Buckley Group Kingston Area Buckley met recently for its inaugural meeting and elected a slate of officers. Lisa Wamecke was named chairman, Daniel Sterling, vice chairman; Carol Miller, secretary and Jennie Belser, treasurer. A second meeting, to which anyone interested is invited, will take place Friday at 7 p.m. at Buckley Headquarters at 257 Fair Street. Further information may be obtained from Miss Warnecke.

POUGHKEEPSIE State Senator Jay P. Rolison (R Dutchess, Ulster), said today: "My Democratic-Liberal op ponent, David Lenefsky, has been flooding the press and radio with releases all designed to promise something to someone.) Practically in the same breath he says our State is near financial ruin. Promises cost anything. It is making good on them that does." "To critizise is the easiest thing in the are all; experts at that. But it is inter esting to note that this particular critic, who suddenly is so! concerned about our counties, and who says he has lived in Ulster County for five years, did not even bother to vote in Ulster County until last year.

Where did he vote the other four years?" "Personally I have great faith in the people of Ulster and Dutchess Counties. I believe. for example, as does my Democrat Liberal critic, that to live in Ulster County is like being in the 13th Century. Maybe living in the Hudson Valley like living in New York then again, we kind of like it this way." KINGSTON) "A constructive reasoned ap- Youth without hysteria and vitriolics is used to meet our pressing problems. I propose a little more light and a little less heat is required." SERVICE Pole Line Installation Light Crane Service Trenching-Concrete Boring Welding and Burning Septic Tanks Cleaned and Installed Lake Katrine.

Tel. 331-1020 or 331-5400 MILO WARM For Period Ending 7 a. ni. EST Friday Tonight, a few showers may be scattered over parts of upper New England and Southern Florida. Otherwise, generally fair weather should prevail elsewhere across the nation.

No major change is indicated in the national temperature picture. Minimum readings include: Atlanta 53. Boston 49, Chicago 45. Denver 42, Duluth 44. Ft.

Worth 61. Jacksonville 60. Kansas City 58, Los Angeles 66, Miami 74. New Orleans 60. New York 49.

San Francisco 54. Seattle 48. St. Louis 53 and Washington 50 degrees. TONIGHT and every Thursday THE USDA PRIME STEAK You Can Bat for $4.50 HIGHER MEAT COSTS FORCE US TO RAISE OUR PRICE IVAN'S Route 209 South Marbletown The Weather THURSDAY, OCT.

1, 1970 Sun rises at 5:53 a. sun sets at 5:40 p. E.S.T. Weather: Partly sunny. The Temperature The lowest temperature re I corded on The Freeman ther mometer during the night was 44 degrees.

The highest figure recorded up to noon today was 61 degrees. Weather Forecast WHEN YOU BANK ON SUNNY Regional Forecasts: Lower Hudson Valley: Upper Hudson Valley: Mohawk Valley: Western Catskills: Northeastern New York: Cloudy with some fog early this morning then becoming partly sunny today. High temperatures in the upper 60s to 65 Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Lowest tonight in the mid or upper 30s. Highest Friday in the 50s and 60s.

Chance of light frost in deeper valley sections. Winds northwesterly 5 to 15 m.p.h. today Light and variable tonight and southerly 8 to 15 Friday. Outlook for Saturday increasing cloudiness and warmer. Chance of showers.

Agricultural outlook: fair drying today and good dry ing Friday. Western New York: Sunny intervals today and high 60 to 65. Generally clear tonight. Low in the 40s. Friday in creasing clouds with the high in mid 60s.

Mainly southwesterly winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Outlook for Saturday: chance of showers, highest about 65. A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. FOR AN AUTO LOAN YOU MIX BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE PROFITABLY! MAIN STREET SIMMONS PLAZA SALGERTIES BARCLAY HEIGHTS Legion Post lo Honor Dislriel Attorney Torraea Rosendale Tillson Post 1219. American Legion officers has been district attorney for the past six years and is not and committeemen are making final arrangements for a testimonial dinner and dance Oct.

17 at the Legion Hall at Tillson to honor District Attorney Joseph P. Torraea. The testimonial is sponsored under the Law and Order Program of the Legion. Torraea. a Marine veteran of World War II seeking reelection.

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