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With the UNIONS In what can be considered the largest rally for Hillary Clinton staged in Pennsylvania on the eve of the April 26th presidential primary took place this past weekend under the sponsorship of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.

General President Douglas J. McCarron was joined by Mayor Jim Kenney, Congressman Bob Brady and other state officials and endorsed candidates under a massive tent on the huge Carpenters Apprentice Training Center grounds in the far Northeast.

Packed on seats and standing were over 2,000 Union members and officers. It marked the first appearance of the newly reorganized union which covers most of the states in the Northeastern section of the country.

President McCarron brought the crowd to standing

Michael Capelli and NRCC Exec. Secretary-Treasurer John Ballantyne, who did the emcee honors.

DC21 UPAT Volunteers Renovate Mitchell School

CONGRESSMAN Bob Brady, a member of Carpenters Union, welcomes Carpenters’ General President General President Douglas J. McCarron to Phila.

Congressman Bob Brady, a ovations as he told the audience the importance “of this long-time member of the Carrace will determine who ap- penters Union here in points the Supreme Court Va- Philadelphia, also rallied the cancy and possibly four other huge crowd, stressing the justices. It is this Court which need for their participation, can continue the efforts to in- not only in the primary, but sure quality opportunities for the more important general all working men and women election in November.

Others attending and or which can easily take them away”. He used his own fa- speaking included, UBCJA ther’s experiences reflecting General Secretary-Treasurer Supreme Court decisions as an Andy Silins, 2nd VP Frank Spencer, Eastern Dist. VP example.

Heard on the Hill And City Hall

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Temple Military, Veterans Center Honor Sen. Kitchen An annual forum for women who have fought to defend the freedoms of America are today honoring State Sen. Shirley Kitchen (D-N. Phila.) at Temple University’s student center from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Women Veterans Forum will thank Kitchen for “her commitment to veterans, service members and to their families through many programs and legislative laws she has supported to make life easier for those who have served this country.

Kitchen said, “Women veterans are breaking the military glass ceiling, but they sometimes struggle as they transition from leadership and the battlefield back to civilian life and the continuation of their dreams and goals,” She will speak at

International Carpenters’ Union Head McCarron Rallies Support For Clinton

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Councilman Oh To Host Drug Community Meetings Councilman at Large David Oh will take to the neighborhoods of Philadelphia for a series of seven community meetings regarding the heroin and opioid crisis. The community meetings come as a result of a resolution the Councilman passed through City Council which authorized the holding of public hearings pursuant to City Council’s declaration of 2016 as “The Year to Combat the Heroin Abuse Epidemic in Philadelphia.” The resolution also called for the development of a strategy to effectively address the heroin epidemic as an urgent local health priority.

The first hearing is scheduled to take place Friday, May 20 in the Public Health &

Human Services Committee, chaired by 8th Dist. Councilwoman Cindy Bass. Before then, Oh will visit Northeast Philadelphia, the Manayunk/ Roxborough area, the River Wards, North Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, and South Philadelphia to gain a comprehensive perspective of the epidemic from local residents.

Schools and recreation centers across Philadelphia have volunteered to open their doors for these important meetings. All community members are welcome to share their suggestions and experiences.

The Councilman hopes the community meetings will help engage citizens and provide insights from everyday people who deal with drug abuse in preparation for the May 20 hearing. “This is an issue that needs community input if we’re going to take action to solve the epidemic in our neighborhoods,” the Councilman said.

“Our experts and officials can provide leadership, but it’s the local residents who will ulti-

Mayor Jim Kenney joined International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 21 to help renovate the S. Weir Mitchell ES in Southwest Philadelphia last Saturday, starting at 8 a.m.u The Union’s volunteers, all trained in their various crafts, refurbished a dilapidated main staircase of the school and replaced broken glass in doors and windows.

The School is one of IUPAT’s National Day of Action events in which its unions volunteers participated across local communities.

Pa. Brings Transparency To State Union Contracts Gov. Tom Wolf has signed mately have the biggest role in stopping the spread of heroin and opioids in Philadelphia.”

Oh believes the development of a strategy will incorporate the formation of local committees that can address issues related to the epidemic in their own neighborhoods. These community meetings will be a first step towards uniting Philadelphia neighborhoods around that cause.

Monday, Apr.: Northeast Philadelphia (Kleinlife, 10100 Jamison Avenue); Wednesday, Apr. 27: Manayunk/Roxborough (Venice Island Performing Arts & Recreation Center, 7 Lock Street); Thursday, Apr. 28: River Wards (Maritime Academy Charter HS, 2700 E Huntingdon Street); Monday, May 2: North Philadelphia (Philadelphia Recovery Community Center, 1701 W. Lehigh Avenue); Thursday, May 5: West Philadelphia (University of the Sciences, 636 S 42nd Street, Pharm Tox Building, Room. 140); Thursday, May 12: and South

into law SB 644 which empowers the Independent Fiscal Office to estimate government-union contracts costs before the contracts are finalized.

Sponsored by Sen. Mike Folmer (R-Lebanon), the legislation ends the long-standing practice of keeping Pennsylvanians in the dark on the costs of government contracts until they are handed the bill.

“This is pivotal day for Pennsylvania,” commented Matthew Brouillette, president and CEO of the conservative Commonwealth Foundation.

“Gov. Wolf has been a vocal advocate for transparency reforms since taking office. We applaud him for making this reform a reality in Pennsylvania. We hope the Governor applies this accountability measure to contracts he is currently negotiating, even if they are resolved before the law goes into effect in 60 days.”

Philadelphia (Palumbo Recreation Center, 700 S 9th Street).

Donatucci Reports State Fire Assistance Grants State Rep. Maria Donatucci (D-S. Phila.) announced the State Dept. of Conservation & Natural Resources is accepting applications for its Volunteer Fire Assistance grant program, aimed at saving lives and protecting property in unprotected or inadequately protected rural areas.

The VFA grant provides assistance to state foresters and other officials for their efforts to aid local forces in rural areas or communities with under 10,000 residents, to prevent and control fires threatening human life, livestock and their natural surroundings.

“Our firefighters lay their lives on the line every day to keep us safe and protect our environment,” Donatucci said.

“The least we can do is make sure they have the updated equipment they need to do their jobs.”

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This Crowded Ballot Could Fatigue Voters A look at the ballot by voters may send some of them scrambling out of the machine without voting for each office where a choice is needed. That means between presidential candidates and the convention delegates there will be a wide spread in the vote totals, since almost everyone will first push their choice for president.

Here is our rundown to help you navigate throughout the ballot.

For President – and for once Pennsylvania is set up as a pivot in a big way to deter-

Tenth Ward Fundraiser Packed House

WELCOMING guests to her 10th Ward pre-election fundraiser, soon to be State Representative herself, Ward Leader Isabella Fitzgerald welcomes another Democrat Tonyelle Cook-Artis, center, and her son Noah Artis. mine who will lead each party Three are running for – there are an unusual number Democratic nomination. In adof choices. dition to Hillary Clinton, there is Bernie Sanders; as well as a third, from California, you haven’t heard of, Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente, whom we promise not to mention again. Bernie has been burning up local media outlets with releases. One contains a Latino Day of Action held this week HELPING Valdreace Hutcheson celebrate her 100th Birth- at his North Philadelphia field day were Kare Alick, Rev. Bruce Alick and State Rep. office, 1000 Diamond Street, Stephen Kinsey. Hutcherson celebrated her 100th birthday where volunteers attended a Photo by Robert Mendelsohn rally this past Monday night. at Mt. Zion Church Apr. 12.

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On the Republican side Ted Cruz is first followed by, at least in Pennsylvania and still on the ballot, Marco Rubio, Jeff Bush, Ben Carson, John Kasich and Donald Trump.

For US Senate nomination are Democrats in order of their ballot position: Joseph Vodvarka, who was retained on ballot thanks to an appeal by 1st state Senatorial candidate John Jack Morley who appealed vs. the same charges, and John Fetterman of Allegheny County, Joe Sestak of Delaware County and Katie McGinley of Chester County. Republican US Sen. Pat Toomey has no primary opposition.

Just three are running for Democratic nomination for Attorney General: John Morganelli, Northampton County; John Shapiro, Montgomery County; and Stephen Zappala, Allegheny County.

Republican candidates for nomination on the Republican

43rd Hosts Fattah And Other

HAPPY family atmosphere is always citywide draw to social events held in 43rd Ward. Ward Leader Emilio Vázquez has an open door. Not shown: Sharif Street, State Senate candiPhoto by Joe Stivala date.

43RD WARD candidates night featured many office-seekers for current and future positions. Ward Leader Emilio Vázquez, 2nd from right, with Pamela Joynes, to his left, greeted Congressman Chaka Fattah and future judicial candidates Carmella Jacquinto, far left, and Zac Schaffer, right.

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ticket for Attorney General are Joe Peters, Wyoming County; and John Rafferty, Montgomery County.

John Rafferty this week

picked up the endorsement of Pennsylvania Speaker of the House Mike Turzai of Allegheny County along with (Cont. Next Page)

(Cont. From Prev. Page) House Majority Leader Dave Reed of Indiana County, House Majority Whip Bryan Cutler of Lancaster County and House Appropriations Committee Chairman Bill Adolf of Delaware County. ACTION of PA (Americans For Christian Traditions In Our Nation, www.actionofpa.org has endorsed him over Peters.

“John Rafferty is one of the top supporters of law enforce-

REP. Jason Dawkins stopped in for some of good food and to catch up with inside political news chatting with Dan Savage and Bob Dellavella.

SHARING moment with City Commissioner Lisa Deeley and Angie Dellavalle was Ward Leader Daniel Savage.

TAKING TIME out from his campaign is Sean Stevens seen with his son Will Stevens. Both enjoyed food.

ment in our Commonwealth and has spent his career working to protect our citizens,” said Turzai. “As a deputy Attorney General, John prosecuted criminals, and as a State Senator, John has been a champion on criminal justice matters.”

Democrats John Morganelli and Josh Shapiro are not easily giving up Philadelphia votes to Stephan Zappala, who is benefitting from the power surge given him by labor leader John Dougherty, a payback for his political family’s support in Western Pennsylvania for (Cont. Page 7)

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LOCAL 860 Teamsters President Danny Grace took opportunity to talk up all ENJOYING buffet hosted by 35th and 55thh reasons why proposed city sugary drink wards were Ward Leader Bill Dolbow, his son tax and would have had an effect on Bill, Jr., ward leader Janice Solomon, and Angie their gala with hosts Ward leaders Bob and her husband Ward Leader Bob Dellavella. Dellavella and Bill Dolbow.

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In the Race for Attorney General, there are 3 candidates,

BUT ONLY ONE EXPERIENCED PROSECUTOR with a Plan to Make the Justice System work for All of Us

Steve Zappala Never prosecuted a single criminal case (0-0)

Josh Shapiro Never prosecuted a single criminal case (0-0)

Served as President of Pennsylvania District Attorney Association

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Never even served as a District Attorney

Served as Special Deputy Attorney General

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Has plans to keep guns out of the hands of children and mentally ill

No Plan

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SUPPORTING Sean Stevens’ candidacy for State Rep in 194th Dist. at fundraiser in CANDIDATE Sean Stevens, 2nd from left, Center City were, from left, Damian Samwith family and friends welcomed crowd to his mons, David Krain, candidate Stevens, Tom Meet & Greet in East Falls, as he challenges Wyatt, and world marathon runner Fred Druding, Jr. State Rep. Pam DeLisso in 194th. in the city’s over-1861 polling morning meeting at Laborers’ The 1st Senatorial Dist. places. new Broad Street headquarters still lists John Morley chalThen follow the Congres- was Joe Ashdale, business lenging incumbent Larry Farsional Dists. 1, 2 and 13. Nei- manager of DC 21, who also nese, with no Republican ther incumbent Bob Brady nor assured Evans of his union’s (Cont. Page 8) Brendan Boyle have opposition support. in Democratic primary. Brady Fattah has also racked up the will face Republican Deborah endorsement of the Philadelphia Williams in November. Boyle Interfaith Coalition. has a clear election after first To his credit, Muroff’s vote is cast for him Apr. 26. putting his campaign to end Not so lucky is 2nd Dist. gun violence on the street. He Congressman Chaka Fattah, has visited scores of sites who faces Brian Anthony where illegal guns were shot, Gordon, Dwight Evans and and in some cases, killed peoDan Muroff in the primary. ple. He noted in North Philly That caucus is split between there “were 47 shootings in Chaka and Dwight. Fattah has this neighborhood last year, of been seen almost everywhere which 18 were fatal.” and especially at endorsement Commissioner Brian Gorannouncements. don, taking an example from One exception was an en- Joe Sestak’s walking across dorsement breakfast by the Pennsylvania for months, has LDC for Chaka’s main oppo- started his walk of the 2nd Councilman Wm. nent, State Rep. Dwight Congressional Dist., beginEvans (D-N. Phila.). Dwight, ning in North Philadelphia Room 506 saddled with a serious bout of along 5th Street and ending in City Hall flu, spoke to them from his Southwest Philadelphia at 57th P. 215-686-3446/7 F. 215-686-1927 home. Also at that early- & Woodland.

WDAS Women In Excellence Luncheon guests included Frankie Darcell, Lorraine Ballard Morrill, Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown and Davida Godett. Brown and Godett were given awards.

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(Cont. From Page 5) brother Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty.

Both report they have picked up ward leaders and committee and labor support in this city. FOP chief John McNesby confirmed this by stating late last week his union was for Josh Shapiro as did SEIU PA State Council whose president, Neal Bisno, said “We need an Attorney General who will be a champion for working men and women.”

Clean Water Action and PennEnvironment also endorsed Josh Shapiro earlier this week. Both organizations represent hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians in every corner of the state. Two weeks ago, Shapiro released his plan to hold the fracking industry accountable.

For Auditor General, neither Democrat Eugene DePasquale of York County nor Republican John Brown from Northampton County has opposition. For sure they will battle in November. The same with State Treasurer: Dems have Joe Torsella, of Montgomery County going against Republican Otto Voit of Berks County in November.

That ends the list of those being on all voting machines

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Pettigrew’s Art Of The Deal (Cont. From Page 7) slated in primary. Morley had been battling a challenge to his petitions up to State Supreme Court. But now his votes won’t count by court order.

In the 3rd Senatorial Dist., Sharif Street faces no opposition in primary and general elections. The same is true for State Sen. Vincent Hughes in the 7th.

Northeast Voters, This Is The Hot One

However, the 5th Senatorial Dist. finds incumbent John Sabatina, Jr. in a serious challenge from State Rep. Kevin Boyle (D-Northeast).

The winner faces Republican Ross Feinberg in the fall.

Boyle has the support of

BILL PETTIGREW, new Fundraising Chair for Republican City Committee, is seen here putting the final touches on a painting of Donald Trump! Bill is promoting a new fundraiser to attract outside-the-box for fundraising for Philly Republicans. They will be doing a painting of RNC elephant at the party HQ at Cottman & Frankford on Thursday, May 12. All are welcome to keep the painting or give to your favorite GOP loved one. Email PetPhoto by Lauren Gallen tigrew at philly23rd@aol.com for more details!

Local 98 – which means money as well as the ward leaders the union controls in the district – and the FOP Lodge – which means plenty of police retirees who live in that contested district. He also picked up the endorsement of the Philadelphia Inquirer, SEIU State Council and longtime friend State Rep. Mike Driscoll (D-Northeast).

Other endorsements for Boyle include IAFF 22, Laborers District Council, Steam Fitters Local 420, Sprinkler Fitters Local 692, Plumbers Union Local 690, Transport Workers Union Local 234, Iron Workers Local 401 and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 8. He has also received the endorsement of Philadel-

phia City Councilman Bobby Henon and City Controller Alan Butkovitz.

Mayor Jim Kenney added his endorsement to Boyle earlier in the week. He said, “Kevin Boyle has a proven record of standing up for Philadelphia and fighting for our families. He’s gone after absentee landlords and pushed to expand access to higher education and universal pre-K. Kevin has been a positive force for the people of Northeast Philadelphia and he’s someone I am proud to endorse and count on to help our city in Harrisburg. I urge you to vote for Kevin Boyle in Tuesday’s Democratic primary for State Senate.”

Sabatina has the support of the Sheet Metal Workers, including DC 47, PA AFLCIO, CWA 13000, Pennsylvania State Troopers, and a host of other unions and

Prince Hall Masons Quiz Rivals

PRINCE HALL Masons sponsored Candidates Night in N. Phila.

Masonic leaders were, from left, Leonard Heard, Michael Roepel, Melvin Alston, Grand Master Joseph B. Jefferson, Donald C. Jones, Sheriff Jewell Williams, Louis W. Kane, Sr. and Lorenzo Cruger.

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JOINING Masons and Eastern Star were candidates Sharif Street and Chaka Fattah.

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Dem Women Take Capitol Hill

CELEBRATING Penna. Federation of Democratic Women in Blue Day, President Gwen Collins posed with members at Capitol in Harrisburg before spending day to meet with legislators.

strong political personalities led by Lt. Gov. Mike Stack, Sheriff Jewell Williams, and former DA Lynne Abraham.

On the short road to Harrisburg via a single Democratic vote in the primary are incumbents Mike Driscoll, 173rd; Ed Neilson, 174th; Jason Dawkins, 179th; Angel Cruz, 180th; William Keller, 184th; Maria Donatucci, 185th, Jordan Harris, 186th;

James Roebuck, 188th; Joanna McClinton, 191st; Rosita Youngblood, 198th; Stephen Kinsey, 201st; and incoming Isabella Fitzgerald, who will replace Dwight Evans in the 203rd.

Battles for legislative seats are in Dists. 170th, 190, 192, 194, 195, 200, 201, and 202 and 164th. In the 164th Legislative Dist., Councilwoman (Cont. Page 9)

Correction

CORRECTION is in order! We had Mayor Jim Kenney at Veterans event in Northeast Armory, labeling it as salute to Korean vets.

Being honored were Vietnam Veterans and identified with Mayor Kenney is Point Breeze’s proud veteran Barry Gabbadon.

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Sekela Coles received the unanimous endorsement of the Philadelphia Building Trades Council in her effort to unseat State Rep. Margo Davidson (D-Delaware).

Democrat Matt Darragh is endorsed, Fran Nelms isn’t in the 170th. Incumbent State Rep. Mike O’Brien (D-Kensington) is endorsed, Sean Sullivan isn’t in the 175th.

Endorsed State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas (D-N. Phila.) is challenged by Kenneth Walker, Jr., in the 181st. Incumbent State Rep. Brian Sims (D-S. Phila.) in the

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Bernie Has Latino Volunteers

NOT SURE how they will get their enthusiastic support for Bernie Sanders across to city’s huge Latino population in a week’s time, but willing to try anyway, are Lisa Cruz Vélez, Enrique Alvarado, Washington Mencia and Julius Cruz. They were among attendees at Bernie Sanders gathering for volunteers on Temple campus.

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FÊTING launch of “Youma” on Baltimore Avenue, 2nd restaurant of Senegalese American Youma Ba, left, Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell praised her enterprise at grand opening, attended also by Tiguida Kaba and Stanley Straughter.

182nd faces serious challenges from Lou Lanni, Ben Waxman and Marni Snyder. He has lost two key ward endorsements, the 5th and 8th, to Waxman. Now it is official: Waxman has the Democratic City Committee endorsement for the 182nd, as well as endorsements from PFT and AFSCME DC 4.

Another hotbed is the 190th where incumbent State Rep. Vanessa Brown (D-W. Phila.) is being challenged by Wanda Logan, Ray Bailey, Movita Johnson-Harrell, Ted Smith and Darryl Thomas. In 192nd, newly elected Lynwood Savage faces competition from Steven Jones, Morgan Cephas, Jess Johnson and Edwin Santana. Facing a primary challenge is State Rep. Pam DeLissio (D-Northwest) in the 194th, who has the Montgomery County Democratic endorsement. Her challenger is Sean Stevens, who has the Philadelphia County Democratic endorsement.

State Rep. Donna Bullock (D-N. Phila.) has Jimmie Moore and Jamar “Izzo” Izzard challenging her in the 195th. She is highly favored to easily win. In the 200th, State Rep. Tonyelle Cook-Artis (DNorthwest) faces Chris Rabb and Bobby Curry. In the 202nd Dist., incumbent State Rep. Mark Cohen (D-Northeast) has a serious challenge from Jared Solomon, who was given caucus endorsement.

There are as many as 46 convention delegates on the (Cont. Page 10)

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MAYOR Jim Kenney speaks to overflow crowd of parents and teachers at Norris Square Children’s Center in 2000 block of Mascher Street who were there to support Mayor’s plan to expand pre-K services through passage of a Sugary Drinks Tax, serving up to 25,000 children. In photo at right, Mayor Kenney joins pre-schoolers as they paint mural to be installed at Center in celebration of National Week of Photos by Samantha Madera, City of Phila. the Young Child.

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Mayor Gets Support From Those Who Need Pre-K Classes

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PANEL of local leaders gathered by Malcom Kenyatta were joined by huge crowd of individuals and groups to discuss plight of poverty-stricken areas of Phila. Panel included Omar Woodard, Bishop Dwayne Royster, Scott Childs, State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas, senatorial hopeful Sharif Street, Tracy Syphax and State Rep. Leslie Acosta. Capacity crowd at Berean Church, right, engaged in conversations, offering suggestions to panel.

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Laborers’ District Council promotes a safe work environment, jobs completed on time and on budget, and represents union members, who are well trained, productive, professional, and take pride in their work. Union labor…building better and safer communities in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties.

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(Cont. From Page 9) Democratic side of the machine with three Democrat alternative delegates, and as many as 14 on the Republican convention ballot, with nine alternative delegates.

By the way, we owe the City Commissioners for their website, which makes everything transparent and easy to understand concerning primary and general elections and how one can go about be-

A new clergy organization has been formed in Philadelphia, called the Greater Philadelphia Clergy Union, at Berachah Baptist Church,6327 Limekiln Pike in the West Oak Lane section of Philadelphia last Thursday.

Its first president is Bishop R. Daniel Sutton, II, senior pastor at Zoe Bible Fellowship Baptist Church in North Philadelphia who announced the group’s founding.

He stressed his group would concentrate on educa-

tion, and community empowerment, stating, “This organization has not been created to compete with the fine work of the Black Clergy of Philadelphia & Vicinity, the Philadelphia Council of Clergy, the Baptist Pastors & Ministers Conference of Philadelphia & Vicinity, or any other alreadyexisting clergy organization.

A group of us pastors and ministers, from across the state of Pennsylvania, are members of some of the above listed organizations.”

He added, “The GPCU is simply a group that will zero in on the poverty we see in Philadelphia.

Churches we have in Philadelphia, and elsewhere, must step up and do even more than we have in the past, to address the high level of poverty in our city.”

Among the major issues the Greater Philadelphia Clergy Union will address is educating the community about election cycles and, in a nonpartisan way, sponsoring candidate forums and on occasion a political debate in critical campaigns.

Bishop R. Daniel Sutton II is the most recent past president of the Baptist Pastors & Ministers Conference of Philadelphia & Vicinity. He is also the founder and president of Seventy Times Seven Community Resources. Rev. Dr. Robert P. Shine is the chairman of the Political Action Committee of the GPCU. (Cont. Page 11)

State Sen. Daylin Leach (DMontgomery) has endorsed Dan Muroff for Congress, hoping to bring with him the progressive voters of the 2nd Congressional Dist. Leach, known as a steadfast liberal and champion of reducing gun violence, stated, “I’ve known Dan Muroff and we share the same progressive values. Dan has worked tirelessly for his community, to protect the environment and to reduce gun violence. I am proud to support his campaign for Congress and believe that his experience makes him the best choice. I urge my friends and supporters to vote for Dan Muroff.”

CONGRESSMAN Bob Brady, right, honored by String Band Association in 2010, was again selected as an honoree at Night of Champions at Mummers Museum. Congratulating him is 1st Dist. Councilman Mark Squilla.

MUMMERS attorney George Badey and Councilman Mark Squilla were among those honoring Congressman Brady on his being honored by Mummers.

ADDING their congratulations to Bob were Ed McBride and Channel 17’s Steve Highsmith.

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(Cont. From Page 10) The group announced its endorsements for the Democratic primary. They are Hillary Clinton for President, Katie McGinty for US Senate, Stephen Zappala for Attorney General, Chaka Fattah for Congress, Sharif Street, Esq., for State Senate, and State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas.

Muroff is an attorney, community and leader of the 9th Ward. As the most recent past president of CeasefirePA, he is uniquely qualified to address the growing problem of gun violence in Pennsylvania’s 2nd Congressional Dist. Additionally, Dan has served as the president of East Mt. Airy Neighbors, president of Conservation Voters of PA and Secretary of Mt. Airy USA. Dan served as a Chief of Staff and legislative aide on Capitol Hill where he advanced a progressive agenda.

A group of Democratic and Republican State Senators have joined Lt. Gov. Mike Stack to express support for adopting a two-year State budget cycle to replace the current annual process. They hope to do this through the introduction of a constitutional amendment, sponsored by Republican Ryan Aument of Lancaster County, aimed at implementing that change.

Stack said a biennial budget presents certain advantages.

Until March, Pennsylvania went nearly nine months without a complete state budget for the 2015-16 fiscal year, which (Cont. Page 30)

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OUR OPINION

Just Vote NO! To Ballot Question 2 There is a movement to disenfranchise Philadelphia and its visitors. Sometimes it is weak and fails. This time it is strong and very doable. This one is on the ballot. And voters always in the majority vote “yes” regardless of the Question.

Ballot Question two will disenfranchise again. It greatly aggravates us who cover the political and legislative world of this state and city. Ballot 2 abolishes Traffic Court, but only in Philadelphia. Every other county will have its traffic court in the form of District Judges.

A yes vote would change the State of Pennsylvania Constitution. This change would take away the legal rights of Philadelphians as citizens to have a Community Court in Philadelphia.

We cannot allow this vital process to be taken away from us! State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas reminds us the State of Pennsylvania’s Constitution allows for a Community Court in Philadelphia. This allows an individual, who has been or becomes versed in traffic laws, and is elected from the community and empowered to make a decision about your traffic situation, to hear your case in Traffic Court.

If Ballot Question 2 is approved, everyone would have to go through Municipal Court and be represented by a member of the Pennsylvania Bar. Attorneys cost money.

In Traffic Court, you could use your constitutional right to defend yourself.

If more vote No than Yes, we would have the opportunity to repair a Philadelphia County issue. Rep. Thomas’ solution to resolve the issue is amending Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statues. ‘’Traffic Court’’ would function under the oversight of the President Judge of the Philadelphia Municipal Court.

The title of that area will then be known as the ‘’Traffic Division’’. While the member of the Municipal Court in the General Division must be an attorney at law, a judge in the newly devised Traffic Division must either be an attorney or a person who has completed a course of training and instruction in the duties of the office and pass an examination.

They will also have been selected as per the Pennsylvania Election Code.

An annual reporting requirement with the General Assembly will include how funding was allotted; the number of cases that came before the Traffic Division; how the cases were resolved by the Traffic Division.

This assures both residents and visitors of Philadelphia their due rights and protection under the Pennsylvania Constitution of a Community Court. It also establishes a greater accountability for an essential entity and part of the State’s Constitution and our civic rights in Philadelphia!

Apr. 21- Ward Leader Bill Pettigrew hosts “Give Petttigrew the Boot” fundraiser to replace his leadership of three wards and take on job as GOP Fund raising Chairman at United Republican Cl., 3156 Frankford Ave., 6:30-9:30 p.m. Food, open bar, entertainment, special bartenders and guests. Tickets $40.

Apr. 21- Mothers in Charge hosts Anniversary Gala at Penn’s Landing Caterers, Reed St. & Columbus Blvd. $100 ticket includes cocktail hour 5-6 p.m.; $75 ticket includes dinner, dancing from 6 p.m.

Apr. 21- Phila. Chapter NOW holds Spring Fundraiser & Awards Ceremony at Asian Arts Initiative, 1219 Vine St., 6-8 p.m. Honoring Deputy Mayor Nina Ahmad, Anne Gemmell & Diane Foglizzo.

Apr. 21- Get out vote rally for Congressman Chaka Fattah and Stephen Zappala, Pegasus Hall, 5534 Pulaski Av., 6 to 8 pm.

Apr. 22- Sheriff Jewell Williams hosts 16th Ward Fundraiser at Lou & Choo’s, 21st St. & Hunting Pk. Ave., 5-9 p.m. Tickets $10. For info Alberta Williams (267) 6877197.

Apr. 22- Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown hosts Old School Dance Party at The View, 800 N. Broad St., 6-11 p.m. MC Doug Harrison, WDAS. Free hors d’oeuvres.

Contributions payable to “Friends of Blondell Reynolds Brown”, memo “Old School Dance Party 2016”. For info Pandora (609) 472-1351.

Apr. 22- Day of Rope Dinner honors Labor Leaders at Elevator Constructors Ha., 12273 Townsend Rd., 7 p.m. Tickets $50. For info Brian Coleman (215) 779-1330 or Tom Dooley (267) 248-5512.

Apr. 23- State Rep. Mark Cohen hosts Autism Expo at St. William Parish, 6238 Rising Sun Ave., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Lunch provided. RSVP Deb Whittingham (215) 342-2167.

Apr. 23- Turkish Delight!

Puts Spotlight on Children at Penn Mus., 33rd & Spruce Sts., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Event coincides with Turkey’s National Sovereignty Day and Chil-

dren’s Day. For info Pam Kosty (215) 898-4045.

Apr. 23- State Rep. Vanessa Lowery Brown hosts 190th Legislative Dist. Spring Fling at Smith Memorial Plg., 3400 Reservoir Dr., near 33rd & Oxford Sts., 4-6 p.m. Free to public. Bring folding chairs.

For info (215) 879-6615.

Apr. 23- Republican convention delegate candidate Aldridk Gessa hosts Rally at 2111 Master St., 4-6 p.m. For info adamlang@29thwardgop.org or (215) 279-8351.

Apr. 24- Irish Easter Uprising is remembered at Irish Memorial, Dock & Front Sts., 10 a.m. March to Independence Ha. For flag-raising.

Apr. 24- Barbershop Talk Human Family Day Foundation hosts Human Family Day Celebration at Union Baptist Ch., 1910 Fitzwater St., 3-7 p.m. For info (215) 879-9935.

Apr. 24St. John the Baptist Ch., 13th & Market Sts., marks 185th Anniversary. Archbishop Charles Chaput will officiate at 11 a.m.

Mass, followed by Street Festival marking successful renovation of church tower and bells. Mummers, Jazz band, block party.

Apr. 26- Primary Election Day. Don’t forget to vote.

Apr. 27- African American Chamber of Commerce holds Annual Meeting & Awards Gala at 1st Dist. Plaza, 3801 Market St., 5-8 p.m. Tickets $100.

Apr. 27- Jobs with Justice Labor Law Reception hosts Evening with Councilwoman Helen Gym at Willig, Williams & Davidson, 1825 Walnut St., 25th fl., 5:30 p.m.

Tickets $75. For info director@phillyjwj.org.

Apr. 27- Kol Tzedek Synagogue holds Labor Seder at Calvary Ctr., 801 S. 48th St., 6-9 p.m.

Apr. 28- State Rep. John Taylor is hosted Historic Site Cigar & Wine Tasting at Colonial Dames, 1630 Latimer St., 5:30-7:30 p.m. Team Taylor Co-Chair $10,000, Host $5,000, Benefactor $2,500, Patron $1,000, Individual $250. For info (215) 545-2244 or jct.uta@att.net. for further listings, see

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VERIFIQUE SI CAMBIÓ SU LUGAR DE VOTACIÓN. SI USTED NO SABE SU DISTRITO NI DIVISIÓN, LLAME AL 215-686-1590 RECUERDE: TODOS LOS LUGARES DE VOTACIÓN ESTÁN SUJETOS A CAMBIO. UN ASTERISCO AL LADO DEL LUGAR DE VOTACIÓN INDICA QUE SE TRATA DE UN EDIFICIO ACCESIBLE PARA DISCAPACITADOS. AUNQUE UN LUGAR DE VOTACIÓN HAYA SIDO DESIGNADO FÍSICAMENTE ACCESIBLE, ES POSIBLE QUE EL VOTANTE NO PUEDA EMITIR SU VOTO EN AYUDA, POR SU DISCAPACIDAD O POR EL DISEÑO DE VOTACIÓN. LOS VOTANTES DISCAPACITADOS O ANCIANOS QUE VOTAN CON UNA BOLETA ALTERNATIVA DEBIDO A LUGAR DE VOTACIÓN PUEDEN DEVOLVER DICHA BOLETA EL DÍA DE ELECCIÓN EN 142 DEL AYUNTAMIENTO NO MÁS TARDE DE LAS 8:00 P. M.

Si su actual lugar de votación no permite el acceso de sillas de ruedas, y usted sabe que en su división hay un edificio accesible para sillas de rueda que piensa que es adecuado como centro de votación, póngase en contacto con Gary Ferris llamando al 215-686-1523.

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EDIFICIO F= EDIFICIO TOTALMENTE ACCESSIBLE A= ENTRADA ALTERNATIVA (LLAME AL 215-686-1523) B= EDIFICIO CONSIDERABLEMENTE ACCESSIBLE R= ACCESSIBLE CON RAMPA M= EDIFICIO MODIFICADO PARA ACCESIBILIDAD N= EDIFICIO NO ACCESSIBLE

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2016 CHECK TO SEE IF THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN YOURS . IF YOU DO NOT KNOW YOUR WARD AND DIVISION, CALL 215-686-1590.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ALL POLLING PLACES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. AN ASTERISK BY THE LOCATION INDICATES HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY; EVEN THOUGH HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO BE PHYSICALLY ACCESSIBLE A VOTER MAY STILL BE UNABLE TO CAST A BALLOT ON THE MACHINE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE DUE EITHER TO THE NATURE OF THE HANDICAP OR THE DESIGN OF THE VOTING MACHINE. HANDICAPPED AND ELDERLY VOTERS WHO ARE VOTING BY MEANS OF AN ALTERNATIVE BALLOT BECAUSE OF INACCESSIBILITY OF THEIR POLLING PLACE MAY RETURN SUCH BALLOTS ON ELECTION DAY TO ROOM 142 CITY HALL NO LATER THAN 8 P.M.

If your current polling place is not accessible for wheelchairs, and you are aware of a wheelchair-accessible building in your division that you think may be suitable for a polling place, please contact Gary Ferris at 215-6861523.

LEGEND FOR ACCESSIBILITY CODES FOR POLLING PLACES BUILDING F-BUILDING FULLY ACCESSIBLE A-ALTERNATE ENTRANCE (Call 215-686-1523) B-BUILDING SUBSTANTIALLY ACCESSIBLE R-ACCESSIBLE WITH RAMP M-BUILDING ACCESSIBILITY MODIFIED N-BUILDING NOT ACCESSIBLE PARKING N-NO PARKING H-HANDICAP PARKING* L-LOADING ZONE G-GENERAL PARKING

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CANVASS AND COMPUTATION OF VOTES CAST IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA FOR THE 2016 GENERAL PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2016 WILL BEGIN AT 9:00 A.M. ON FRIDAY APRIL 29, 2016 IN THE CITY COMMISSIONERS, 6TH FLOOR HEARING ROOM, RIVERVIEW PLACE, DELAWARE AVE. & SPRING GARDEN ST., AND CONTINUE ALL DAY FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2016 UNTIL COMPLETED.

AVISO A QUIEN CORRESPONDA: POR MEDIO DEL PRESENTE, SE NOTIFICA QUE EL ESCRUTINIO Y CÓMPUTO DE LOS VOTOS EMITIDOS EN LA CIUDAD Y EL CONDADO DE FILADELFIA PARA LAS PRIMARIA GENERAL Y ELECCIONES ESPECIALES 2016 CELEBRADAS EL MARTES 26 DE ABRIL DE 2016 COMENZARÁ A LAS 9:00 A. M. DEL VIERNES 29 DE ABRIL DE 2016 EN LA OFICINA DE LOS COMISIONADOS DE LA CIUDAD, SALA DE AUDIENCIAS DEL 6,° PISO, RIVERVIEW PLACE, DELAWARE AVE. Y SPRING GARDEN ST, Y CONTINUARÁ DURANTE TODO EL VIERNES 29 DE ABRIL DE 2016 HASTA FINALIZAR. PHILADELPHIA COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS JUNTA ELECTORAL DEL CONDADO DE FILADELFIA Anthony Clark Lisa M Deeley Chairman, City City Commissioner Commissioners Al Schmidt Kevin A Kelly Vice Chairman, City Commissioners Acting Supervisor of Elections www.Philadelphiavotes.com

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The way you can tell that something that someone has said is significant is by how long that something remains in the public consciousness.

For example, if you say “I have a dream…” everyone knows you’re talking about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, whether your 9 years old or 90. “’Tis better to be silent and be perceived a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt” is one of my favorite sayings from author Mark Twain.

But the one saying that everyone who’s even peripherally involved in politics should be able to repeat comes from the late Speaker of the House, Massachusetts Democrat Tip O’Neil.

That saying: “All politics is local.”

While the eyes of the world will be on Pennsylvania because it’s the next stop in the circus known as the 2016 Presidential Elections, we have some local races that we need to keep our eyes on here in Philadelphia.

And no, I’m not referring to the race for the Democratic 2nd Congressional Dist. between Chaka Fattah (the incumbent), State Rep. Dwight Evans, Brian Gordon and Dan Muroff, nor am I referring to the Democratic Senate primary that features Joe Sestak, Katie McGinty and John Fetterman.

I’m also not talking the Attorney General’s office, despite the fact this race is actually pretty interesting. Former Allegheny County District Attorney Steven Zappala’s campaign was enough to get rivals – Mayor Jim Kenney and State Sen. Anthony H. Williams – to team up for a commercial. Former (Cont. Page 37)

An interesting aspect of the race for the United States Senate is the influence of outside money.

Essentially all of the interest groups not from Pennsylvania back KATIE McGINTY. It will be interesting to see if JOE SESTAK or JOHN FETTERMAN make a big deal over the fact that they are homegrown and home-supported. Most Pennsylvanians are probably wary of outside influences in their own states political campaigns, but this is what happens today in America.

The most recent polls have Sestak with a fairly substantial lead, but the McGinty money coming from the Washington Beltway will likely have an influence in the race. Fetterman, although clearly the most progressive, has not been able to garner the same contributor base that presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has. Sanders receives small contributions from progressives all over the country and has raised over $50 million so far. That is a relatively new trend which was expertly cultivated by PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA’S fundraising machine.

While lagging the other candidates in fundraising, Fetterman has stayed above the fray. He has done nothing to hurt his stature and his respectable run, regardless of the final tally, will only help him to become a progressive voice in Pennsylvania.

The beautiful sunshine on the audience and stage gathered on the Ben Franklin Parkway for the annual Holocaust remembrance ceremony. The President of the Jewish Federation Board BUD NEWMAN, along with government-relations specialist ROBIN SCHATZ, assembled an outstanding program. There were a number of Holocaust survivors in attendance and their testimony provides hope for the future.

Also in attendance was CHUCK FELDMAN, the architect of the Northeast Philadelphia Holocaust Awareness Museum. Chuck has been able to garner the support of several local politicians, including former Senator and now LT. GOV. MIKE STACK and STATE SEN. JOHN SABATINA. Feldman has expanded the educational programs into the thousands.

On the podium were several notable elected officials, including DWIGHT EVANS, who is running for Congress, and his opponent the incumbent CHAKA FATTAH. The lone Jewish MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL ALAN DOMB presented a citation. He was joined by his City Council colleague, the newly elected AL TAUBENBERGER, a Republican from the Northeast.

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Those born in the 1930s and early ’40s exist as a very special age. We are the “last ones.”

We are the last, climbing out of the depression, who can remember the winds of war and the war itself, with fathers and uncles going off. We are the last to remember ration books for everything from sugar to shoes to stoves. We saved tinfoil and poured fat into tin cans. We saw cars up on blocks because tires weren’t available. We are the last to hear Roosevelt’s radio assurances and to see gold stars in the front windows of our grieving neighbors. We can also remember the parades on Aug. 15, 1945; VJ Day. We are the last who spent childhood without television; instead imagining what we heard on the radio. As we all like to brag, with no TV, we spent our childhood “playing outside until the street lights came on.” We did play outside and we did play on our own. The lack of television in our early years meant, for most of us, that we had little real understanding of what the world was like. Our Saturday afternoons, if at the movies, gave us newsreels of the war and the holocaust sandwiched in between westerns and cartoons.

As we grew up, the country was exploding with growth. In the late ’40s and early ’50s the country seemed to lie in the embrace of brisk but quiet order as it gave birth to its new middle class. Our parents understandably became absorbed with their own new lives. They were free from the confines of the depression and the war. They threw themselves into exploring opportunities they had never imagined.

Most of us had no life plan, but with the unexpected virtue of ignorance and an economic rising tide we simply stepped into the world and went to find out. We entered a world of overflowing plenty and opportunity; a world where we were welcomed. Based on our naïve belief that there was more where this came from, we shaped life as we went.

We enjoyed a luxury: We felt secure in our future. Of course, just as today, not all Americans shared in this experience. Depression poverty was deep-rooted. Polio was still a crip(Cont. Page 39)

The big 100 days to the DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION rally is past us. We now forge ahead with a decisive primary election. The PRELUDE to the Convention event is the annual BRADY BUNCH party in North Wildwood. All eyes will be riveted on it for signals, information, leaks, and surprise visits. Stay in tune with the Philadelphia Public Record.... An incredible exhibition of political conventions in Philly are located in the Atwater Kent Museum and the Union League Museum.

FACEBOOK had comments on states where it is illegal to collect rain water, which were met with posts that Philly just charges you for it each month... SO SAD that State Rep. Mark COHEN, at the apex of a long career, was not endorsed by the Democratic Caucus. Cohen worked long and hard to get the Medical Marijuana bill into law, and was a key player in the building of the Philly Veterans Home. Electing a younger person will not solve the many problems in a district overnight. WISDOM is more important than cash.

State Rep. Vanessa BROWN has events for her constituents each week. Her free barbering and cosmetology course was a high success. Eastern Star members like Rep. BROWN work for the needy as often as they breathe. To include her in a sting is the ultimate in sleazebagism.... An article blasted that Chaka FATTAH’S lawyers attacked the evidence of the prosecutors. So what? That is what a defense lawyer does. It is ALLOWED in America. Then we read that Fattah spends taxpayer money (Cont. Page 39)

The Public Record • April 21, 2016

Tuesday night Republican City Committee held its annual Spring Fundraiser at the Waterfall Room on Front Street.

The event with 200-plus people included almost every city Republican ward leader.

RCC CHAIRMAN JOE DeFELICE introduced various candidates and surrogates for candidates. Former HewlettPackard CEO CARLY FIORINA REPRESENTED US SEN. TED CRUZ’S presidential campaign. She spoke as she always does in an inspired, articulate and persuasive manner. Fiorina is supporting Cruz because she believes he is a true conservative and she made no apologies when she criticized GOP front-runner DONALD TRUMP’S divisive style and political opinions. Former CONGRESSMAN BOB WALKER represented Ohio GOV. JOHN KASICH. Walker believes Kasich, as a sitting Governor and a longserving US Congressman, is the most experienced candidate.

While Trump was asked to come or send a spokesperson, his campaign failed to send anyone. JAMES FITZPATRICK was there to represent US SEN. PAT TOOMEY. Philadelphia Republican State Representative candidates had the opportunity to address the crowd, including incumbents JOHN TAYLOR and MARTINA WHITE, as well as first-time candidate JIM PIO, running for former Speaker John Perzel’s old seat, and BILL POUNDS, who ran against STATE REP. PAM DeLISSIO in 2014.

DeFelice also introduced a number of local candidates.

Those present and running for delegates to the GOP con(Cont. Page 33)

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The Man With The Hat! Police Union Backs Rep. Kevin Boyle In 5th Senatorial (Cont. From Page 11) began on Jul. 1.

“The current 12-month cycle, even when there is no impasse, consumes far too much time and attention by the legislature and others in state government. It crowds out work we should be doing to address other important issues on behalf of the people of Pennsylvania, and it is unnecessary,” Stack said.

Aument has introduced SB 1171 along with Republican Mike Folmer of Lebanon. Democrats Andy Dinniman of Chester and John Yudichak of Luzerne also joined Stack and Aument.

“A two-year budget would instill greater foresight, planning and accountability into the process at the state level while

FRATERNAL Order of Police Business Mgr. John McNesby introduces State Rep. Kevin Boyle, who is challenging State Sen. John Sabatina in Democratic FORMER State Senator and mayoral candidate Milton primary next Tuesday. McNesby assured Street was stumping for Donald Trump. See his cap. He drew Boyle of full support of his union of active FOP’s John McNesby, left, shares moment with much applause at Republican City Committee gala. More and retired police officers in 5th Demo- Mike Kates, State Rep. Kevin Boyle and his dad pics P. 36 cratic senatorial primary.

Francis Boyle. giving local entities that utilize pendent Fiscal Office already for the 3rd Senatorial District state dollars more time to effi- make multi-year revenue pro- being left open by retiring ciently and realistically formu- jections for the future. state Senator Shirley Kitchen. late and budget their For a $25 donation, guests Sid Booker Hosts expenditures,” said State Sen. will be treated to hors d’oeuEvent For Sharif Lisa Boscola, a Democrat repvres, plus his famous golden A host of this city’s top resenting Northampton/Lehigh. brown fried shrimps. The Stack, who spent 14 years Democratic powerhouses will event runs from 5:30 to 8 p.m. as a State Senator before as- be guests at Club LaPointe, Sid has a citywide followsuming his current office, 4600 N. Broad Street, where ing. He expects his summer pointed out the Governor’s shrimp king Sid Booker will pool-party cookout attendees STATE REP. Kevin Boyle, 3rd from left, is all smiles with support he expects from Ward Leader Pat Parkinson, FOP Budget Office and the Inde- host an evening with Sharif (Cont. Page 32) Union leader John McNesby and Ward Leader Shawn Dillon.

Street, Democratic candidate

New Clergy Group Pushes Fattah

Rep. Cohen Hosts at McIlvain Rec Ctr.

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NEW politically active Greater Phila. Clergy Union launched its arrival by announcing endorsements in Apr. 26 primary. Among endorsed was Congressman Chaka Fattah, seen with his wife Renee Chenault Fattah, and clergy leaders Revs. V. S. Thompson, Cleveland Edwards, Rev. Dr. Robert P. STATE REP. Mark Cohen’s office staff was kept busy giving Shine, Bishop R. Daniel Sutout new clothes, and host of food items, to those showing up ton and Elder Gregory Johnat his senior fest at McIlvain Rec Center last Saturday. son.

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Viet Seniors’ Needs Met

SOCIAL-SERVICE team reached out to Vietnamese seniors at Saigon Maxim in S. Phila. From left: Sung Yung, Truc Vu, Mike Nhiem Nguyen, Bach Van Tran, Rick Spector, Le Quyen Vu, Cam Tu La, Hanna Do and Ba Thi Nguyen.

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PHILA. Corp. for Aging’s Annette Diep and Tien Duong helped address special needs of elderly VietPhoto by Wendell Douglas namese refugees.

N.E. FILIPINO Community also sent reps to Saigon Maxim: from left, Rosa Gesmundo, Connie Dimaapi, Estelita Gapiod, Perlita Baptista, Elizabeth Ngee, Elizabeth Tomasa, Photo by Wendell Douglas Fanny Flisher and Cora Jacinto.

The Public Record • April 21, 2016

Larry "Fumo" Farnese filed a bogus lawsuit against me.

He claimed that I fraudulently circulated my Nomination Petition and he asked the Court to remove my name from the ballot.

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FARNESE IS A LOSER On Tuesday, April 19, 2016 the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ruled in my favor and against Farnese.

You, the voter, will have a choice on Primary Election day.

I will fight as hard for you in Harrisburg as I did defending your right to nominate a candidate.

VOTE FOR CHANGE

DON'T LIVE POORLY, VOTE FOR MORLEY! PAID FOR BY: JOHN H. MORLEY, JR. INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1ST DISTRICT A PUBLIC SERVANT, NOT A POLITICIAN

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LARRY "FUMO" FARNESE CARES ONLY ABOUT HIMSELF, NOT FOR THE WELLBEING OF THE I ST DISTRICT

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tion as a political analyst of the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania scene was underlined early in the last mayoral primary when he set up huge billboards promoting the candidacy of Mayor Jim Kenney over State Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams (D-W. Phila.).

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA The Public Record • April 21, 2016

Public Hearing Notice The Joint Committees on Streets & Services and Education of the Council of the City of Philadelphia will hold a Public Hearing on Friday, April 29, 2016, at 2:00 PM, in Room 400, City Hall, to hear testimony on the following item: Resolution authorizing a joint public hearing between Council’s Committee on Streets and Services and Committee on Education to investigate the allocation of funds from the revenues generated by the Red Light Camera Enforcement Program and the parking meter rate increase that took effect in 2014, as well as the costs associated with administering those programs.

Copies of the foregoing item are available in the Office of the Chief Clerk of the Council, Room 402, City Hall.

Immediately following the public hearing, a meeting of the Joint Committees on Streets & Services and Education, open to the public, will be held to consider the action to be taken on the above listed item.

Michael Decker Chief Clerk 160109

GOP Rally Hosted

By Matt Wolfe It wasn’t a fundraiser, but a discussion of how to get the most support for Republicans in the Apr. 26, that drew an impressive crowd to the home of Matt WoIfe in University City as we went to press Wednesday night. On the agenda were such givens as making sure the GOP operations in the field work smoothly, and what elections are truly contested on the primary ballot.

Did Solomon Falsely Claim Endorsements?

In a fundraising solicitation email sent out by Jared Solomon on Apr. 7, Solomon claimed he has the endorsements of 2nd Dist. Councilman Mark Squilla and as well as 1st Dist. Councilman Kenyatta Johnson, who is actually a long-time friend and colleague of Solomon’s opponent State Rep. Mark Cohen.

Cohen reports both Councilmen publicly denied their endorsement of Jared Solomon. He also asks, “Was this claim by Jared Solomon a clear fantasy, or a flat-out

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA

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Sealed proposals will be received by the Office of Capital Programs at the School Administration Building located at 440 North Broad St., 3rd Floor, Suite 371, Office of Capital Programs, Philadelphia, PA 19130-4015, until 2:00 P.M., on Tuesday, May 17, 2016. A non-refundable fee for each set of bid documents is as scheduled. The School District will only accept bids from companies that have been placed on its current Pre Qualified Contractors List as shown at philasd.org/capitalbids. All School District Project require MBE/WBE participation as shown in the specifications.

BUDGET FEE B-037 C of 2015/16 General Contract Creighton ES $582,509.00 $25.00 Façade Restoration 5401 Tabor Ave. *A pre-bid conference and site tour will be held at the project location, on Friday, April 22, 2016 at 9:00 a.m.

Specifications and/or plans and contract documents may be examined and copies thereof obtained from the School Reform Commission, 440 North Broad Street, 3rd floor, Philadelphia, PA 19130.

Information as to contract documents, etc., may be obtained at the above address, or telephone 215-400-4730. Make checks payable to the School District of Philadelphia.

The Office of Capital Programs reserves the right to reject any and all bids and make the awards to the best interests of the School District of Philadelphia.

lie? Does Jared believe claiming the endorsement of two South Philly Councilmen will appeal to the voters in the Northeast?”

Judge Retirement Ballot Question Gets Lawsuit Three Democrats in the Senate have asked the courts to keep on the ballot the referendum about whether judges should be able to serve until they turn 75, extending the mandatory judicial retirement age by five years.

The lawsuit, was filed last Thursday by State Sen. Daylin Leach, Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa (D-Allegheny) and State Sen. Christine Tartaglione (D-Kensington), who said she is among nearly 22,000 voters statewide who have already cast absentee ballots for primary.

Kudos To Kenney On Mayor’s Tickets As we went to press, Mayor Jim Kenney did a smart thing… offering his luxury boxes for bidding. They include 18 tickets for Jul. 9 Billy Joel Concert and any Phillies baseball game, which includes 18 tickets and 2 VIP parking passes. The Mayor’s box is behind home plate.

We congratulate him on making use of this valuable resource to add income to the city’s needs.

Brian Gordon Finally Beats Petition Challenge The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the Commonwealth Court, ensuring Commissioner Brian Gordon will remain on the ballot for the Democratic Primary for the office of United States Congress in Pennsylvania’s 2nd Congressional Dist.

This obviously poses a problem for beleaguered 2nd Dist. Congressman Chaka Fattah, since he formerly could count on strong support from the Montco end of his congressional district. Gordon’s assurance he stays on the ballot will no doubt take much of that cushion away from Chaka, making him

more vulnerable as he faces additional challenges from State Rep. Dwight Evans and Dan Muroff.

Philadelphia Republican Party Seeking Finance Director Republican Party Chairman Joe DeFelice is throwing out the dragnet to pull in a qualified political finance manager.

He lists what is expected from an applicant: The finance manager works closely with chairman, executive board and donor relations. They oversee all aspects of the research, drafting and implementation of a citywide fundraising campaign plan. They will sit with clients, and conduct call time daily with candidates. They lead fundraising in identifying and soliciting funds for a significant fundraising campaign.

They build broad, effective grassroots campaign including, but not limited to, coalition building. They oversee the development of all campaign fundraising. They will manage a finance committee

and coordinate with other committees and will work with comptroller to manage all aspects of campaign finance reporting requirements.

Qualifications/Requirements: The finance director should have at least 2+ years of political organizing/campaign management experience, including experience with a city/statewide campaign in fundraising operations. Must have a proven track record of meeting goals.

Must have demonstrated fundraising experience and knowledge of campaign funding sources. Must have demonstrated ability to work with diverse communities and serve as a team leader.

To apply, DeFelice requests candidates send a brief cover letter, along with résumé and salary requirements, to be considered. Email materials to Joseph J. DeFelice, Esq., Chairman of the Philadelphia Republican City Committee, at josephjdefelice@phillygop.com.

It is a full-time job. Candidates need at least one year of campaigns under their belts.

City of Philadelphia The City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia International Airport, is requesting PROPOSALS for “ON CALL DBE CONSULTING SERVICES.” The Office of Economic Opportunity has approved a projected range of “Best Efforts” participation.

All proposals are to be submitted to www.phila.gov/contracts/ by 5 pm MAY 19, 2016 and also as directed in the REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS. Interested firms are invited to download the RFP directly from http://www.phila.gov/contracts/ (click under “eContract Philly”).

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mary while Wyoming County attorney JOE PETERS is running against Rafferty. It is my understanding Rafferty was unanimously supported by the 12-person Philadelphia State Committee delegation when the Pennsylvania Republican Party voted to endorse. Joe Peters was in attendance.

The Pennsylvania race for AG is heating up especially on

the Democratic side. On the Republican side, Rafferty has the advantage of having the PAGOP endorsement. He has both prosecutorial and political experience, which will serve him well in the race and if he wins. Rafferty was a Deputy AG. His 13 years as a State Senator should give him the ability to navigate the politic issues faced by the AG. Peters has little political

support for his race and less name recognition than Rafferty. Peter’s biggest advantage is that he has top ballot position in the primary. His experience is almost exclu-

sively as a prosecutor or investigator. He worked in the AG’s office under Kane, but appears to have had the common sense to leave about a year after she took office.

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(Cont. From Page 29) vention included the Chairwoman of the Lower Merion Narberth GOP LIZ HAVEY, Montgomery County representative to Republican State Committee PAM LEVY, WARD CHAIR29TH WOMAN ALDRIDK GESSA, as well as Philadelphia WARD LEADERS DR.

SETH KAUFER (2nd), CALVIN TUCKER (22nd) and CHRIS VOGLER (55th).

DeFelice asked everyone to support our endorsed Commonwealth row-office candidates OTTO VOIT for Treasurer, JOHN BROWN for Auditor General and STATE SEN. JOHN RAFFERTY for Attorney General. Brown and Voit are unopposed in the Apr. 26 pri-

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John Morganelli ..has answers to illegal guns

duce their encounters with potential criminals.

Records show, he indicated, once inmates pass the age of 40, they begin to mature and understand why “crime does not pay. They are ready for rehabilitation, especially those who have landed in jail due to their drug addiction.”

In the 21st century, law enforcement must develop new strategies that efficiently uses limited resources and establishes priorities. In addition, an agenda for action must be established and the leadership necessary to execute it must be provided. The agenda should have the following specific initiatives.

He believes violent criminal offenders deserve to be sentenced for longer periods.

“Violent crime in the United

States went down in the past in direct correlation with longer prison sentences for violent offenders,” he said. “Recently, violent crime is again on the rise. Violent offenders who bring physical harm to others should get long, stiff prison sentences their first time around. One miserable failure has been our parole system.

Violent criminals out on parole are a significant percentage of repeat offenders. The time has come for parole to be abolished in Pennsylvania for any person convicted of a violent felony such as murder, rape, aggravated assault, kidnapping, armed robbery and sexual assault. These people should be given long flat sentences which should be served in their entirety.”

Since Pennsylvania law

gives the Attorney General the power to adopt consumer-protection regulations, he notes, these regulations have the “force and effect of law.

Under my watch, the AG of Pennsylvania will, via regulation, require the reporting of stolen/lost firearms to law enforcement within 48 hours.

This would eliminate ‘cover’ for those who illegally sell guns to criminals and then claim that the gun was stolen when it shows up in a commission of a crime.”

He laments, “Creeping federalism of local crimes has led to federal prisons being occupied by drug dealers and users rather than violent criminals and criminals dangerous to national security. Also, a lot of duplication of effort and expense goes on.”

Young Democrats Gear Up For Campaign Season

2016 PROMISES to be banner election year in Penna., pumping up enthusiasm among Young Democrats like Megan Winters and Cary Davis at Field House happy hour event. Photo by Nguyen Ho

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John M. Morganelli was the Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania Attorney General in 2008. He is recognized as a leading and outspoken voice on behalf of crime victims and the law-enforcement community.

DA Morganelli is also an experienced courtroom prosecutor who has personally and successfully tried to verdict over 20 1st-degree murder cases including a conviction in a case in which the body of the victim was never located. He has argued 1st-degree murder cases in both the State and federal appellate courts.

DA Morganelli is often seen on national television. He has appeared on “60 Minutes”, “The Nancy Grace Show” and has been a guest on “The O’Reilly Factor”, “The Lou Dobbs Show”, “Connie Chung Tonite” and “Donahue”.

Cases that he prosecuted have been the subject of documentaries aired on HBO, A&E Network, “America’s Most Wanted” and the Discovery Channel. Sterling House Publishing of Pittsburgh, Pa. released his first book, The D-Day Bank Massacre: The True Story Behind the Martin Appel Case.

Just turned 60, Morganelli knows illegal guns must be taken off the streets. He says, “Much of the illegal trafficking of guns is by gangs with multiple state connections. We need a special state gang con-

trol division to go after them.”

He feels the criminal-justice system is lopsided. There are too many suffering from mental illness who find themselves in jails for a variety of cases, many because of low-level crimes. They, along with other low-level, non-dangerous inmates need to be given a second chance. “Once out of jail and free of any criminal activity for a specific number of years, they should be able to easily get their records expunged. Most can’t find jobs.

We have lost two generations of employable people because of those records.”

As for police and other custodians of the law, he strongly believes they need to be supported. His gun campaign and expungement program will re-

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by Joe Shaheeli Every County in Pennsylvania has its own District Attorney. Yet only one is a record-setter, getting elected seven times by the critical voters of Northampton County.

He was first elected District Attorney at the age of 35 in 1991. Since then he has been relected every four years.

His county’s voters love him. Another former DA with a similar growing voter base was Philadelphia County’s “tough cookie”, Lynne Abraham, who probably would still be in that seat had she chosen to continue in that office.

Besides sharing that reputation, John Morganelli proudly points to Lynnwe Abraham’s endorsement of his campaign to win the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania Attorney General next Tuesday.

District Attorney John Morganelli came to the Public Record offices recognizing he is an underdog with the Democratic Party and organizedlabor support already behind the candidacy of Stephen Zappala. He also knows Josh Shapiro, of neighboring Montgomery County, has the support of some of the city’s labor leaders.

Yet, of the three seeking the Democratic nomination for Attorney General, he knows the city best. He earned his law degree at Villanova. His son is a graduate from Villanova and his daughter is a resident in Germantown, working in a Center City office.

Also interesting is the fact his campaign pledges echo the sentiments expressed by this city’s communities belonged by gun violence, and with many unable to find work due to prison records.

He said “In the 21st century, law enforcement must develop new strategies that efficiently uses limited resources and establishes priorities. In addition, an agenda for action must be established and the leadership necessary to exe-

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City Republicans Courted By National Presidential Surrogates

ATTORNEY General candidate Joe Peters is welcomed to annual pre election Republican City Committee fundraiser at Waterfall Room in S. Phila. by Ward Leader Terry Dintino and Republican Counsel Michael Meehan.

SHARING moment with former Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley, second from left, are Bill Pettigrew, Chris Vogler and Michael Meehan at packed Republican gala.

CONGRESSIONAL candidate James Jones and attorney Larry Ott flank former Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley.

CARLY FIORINA, former presidential candidate, seen here with Party chairman and other Republican VIPs, made pitch to over 700 attendees for candidate Ted Cruz. Identified with her in photo are Ward Leader Joe Samuel, Val DiGeorgio, Carmella McColgan and Chairman Joseph DeFelice.

FORMER GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina addresses packed house of Republican committee STATE Rep. Martina people, ward leaders and elected officials at Waterfall White pairs up with another busy lady.

Room, pushing for Ted Cruz to win Penna.

Sheriff Jewell Williams Testifies Brady Announces Final At City Council Budget Hearings

MIKE and Monika Cibik are flanked by ward leader Craig Melidosian and Bonny Gelman as they prepared to join buffet line.

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River-Deepening $$$ Congressman Bob Brady (D-Phila.) announced the final federal portion for the $364 million project to deepen the Delaware River main channel has been appropriated in the House’s Energy and Water Appropriations Bill for Fiscal Year 2017.

Brady has fought for the project since he first came to Congress in 1998 in spite of multiple attempts to remove funding from spending bills. And, when the project was revived after over a 10-year delay he reached out to Vice President Biden to help ensure that the funding wasn’t redirected to New York.

The deeper channel will allow larger ships to serve the Port of Philadelphia, making

the port more competitive and help create thousands of new jobs.

According to the Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River & Bay, the economic impact of cargo activity on the Delaware River Port Complex equates to $53 billion contribution to the regional economy; $7.8 billion in wages and salaries; $781 million in state and local taxes; and, 135,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs.

Congressman Brady said, “The Delaware River ports contribute mightily to the regional economy and the numbers will grow once the river deepening is completed in 2017. This is a great day for the port and our entire region.”

Sheriff Jewell Williams told members of Philadelphia City Council during budget hearings money returned to the City by his office has risen significantly during his administration, and overall efficiency and services provided to the public have been greatly improved.

“We have come a long way in a short period of time,” said Sheriff Williams, “and that includes doubling the delinquent taxes and fees paid to the City’s General Fund.”

“In fiscal year 2012”, he told members of City Council at its in City Hall, “the office sent $27 million back to the City, and by fiscal year 2015 that figure had risen to over $61 million.”

Sheriff Williams, flanked

by Under Sheriff Joe Vignola and Inspector Paris Washington, also explained the time for receiving a deed after sell-

ing a property at a sheriff’s sale had been reduced from 12 months to under 30 days thanks to the introduction of electronic deed processing and electronic deed signing.

Questioned by Councilwoman Cindy Bass and Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. on what the office was doing to educate the public on illegal evictions as well as the process of purchasing a property at a sheriff’s sale, Sheriff Williams explained, “We are aggressive in getting the word out and providing information at every opportunity . . . from table stands on the street, to handing out brochures, seminars, and howto-buy property at a sheriff-sale workshops” across the city.”

Sheriff Williams, responding to specific concerns about the safety of witnesses in the courtrooms, explained both the Bike and K9 Units of the office

SHERIFF Jewell Williams, center first row. is flanked by Inspector Paris Washington and Under Sheriff Joe Vignola as they answered questions from City Council budget hearings. regularly escort witnesses and need for more personnel to victims back and forth to the confiscate cell phones before bus, subway stop, or their car entering the courts.

“For those victims, witif there is even a hint of witness intimidation or a potential nesses, judges, prosecutors problem arising from a judge’s and even undercover police decision in a hearing. officers who may have their “The safety of individuals picture taken surreptitiously — from witnesses, to victims, with their faces appearing on judges and jurors — is para- the Internet could be devastatmount,” said Sheriff ing for them,” said Sheriff Williams, who also stated the Williams.

(Cont. From Page 29) Stack was one of the keynote speakers and passed numerous resolutions in support of Holocaust remembrance over the years. The aforementioned Sabatina was also on stage.

THE CONSUL GENERAL OF ISRAEL YARON SIDEMAN gave an excellent and well-received speech.

Later that day at the Barnes Foundation, JAY SPECTOR welcomed an international conference of vocational counselors. Spector is the president

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(Cont. From Page 7) State Rep. and Montgomery County Commissioner Josh Shapiro has benefited from radio commercials featuring President Barack Obama.

Nope, I’m talking real local.

I’m talking State Reps, State Senators, and all the other folks whose shenanigans directly impact us as citizens of Philadelphia. The jokers who determine who controls our school district, and whether or not we actually get a budget within the fiscal year.

Let’s start with the State Reps. One of the more-interesting races in this category is the 190th Dist., which has not one, not two, but six candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. Incumbent Vanessa Lowery Brown was among the folks swept up in the Tyron Ali sting and instead of taking a plea like the rest of the elected officials, she’s headed for trial.

But she’s still running to hang onto her seat. Her competition includes Raymond Bailey, Movita Johnson-Harrell,

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Among those gathered were SHERYL ROTHBERG, the former president of the Chilean American Chamber of Commerce, and her husband. Also on hand was Pennsylvania Dept. of Human Services SECRETARY TED DALLAS; JUVENCIO GONZÁLEZ, special assistant to Lt. Gov. Stack; and JEVS Board Chairman BUZ EIZEN, who is an elite tax and estate attorney at Flaster Greenberg.

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Wanda Logan, Ted Smith and Darryl E. Thomas. This has been a race marked by knocked-down campaign signs, social-media harassment, and really sharp elbows.

Morgan Cephas, Jestine Johnson, Steven Jones and Edwin Santana are taking on newly elected (and when I say ‘newly’, I mean last month) State Rep. Lynwood Savage.

He won the seat in the special election that became necessary when State Rep. Louise Williams Bishop resigned as part of a plea agreement in the Tyron Ali case.

There are also two ballot questions on next week’s ballot.

One would abolish Philadelphia Traffic Court, which I thought had already been abolished, and the other would make the Mayor’s Commission on African American Males an independent commission.

So don’t get stuck at the top of the ticket, although I can see where the “Hillary and Bernie and Donald and Ted and John Show” might be interesting.

All politics is local. Remember that when you step into the voting booth on Tuesday.

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(Cont. From Page 29) to describe the money he brings home to the district. A revelation? No. Filler material maybe, since all 435 congressman do the VERY SAME THING to inform constituents.

The 2nd Dist. congressional race appears to be TIGHTENING, partly due to Dwight EVANS’ slow recovery from an illness.... Another article featured quotes from tapes of a Federales investigation of a Municipal Court Judge. That much detail had me feeling grimy from its fallout. I felt too COZY a relationship between the media and the feds. Almost like PORNGATE emails between jurists and prosecutors. And is this another case of reporters trying a case in ADVANCE of the hearing?

The feds are reportedly

by Michael A. Cibik, Esq. American Bankruptcy Board Certified Question: Is your bankruptcy lawyer trying to torture you?

Answer: Bankruptcy lawyers spend a lot of time working with and thinking about the Bankruptcy Code, which is the series of federal laws that govern what happens in any bankruptcy case. We even speak in “Code,” referring to things by their section numbers, like “341 meetings” or “362 motions.” And we tend to assume a level of knowledge about bankruptcy that others, including our clients, may not have.

For example, when I have a new client that wants to file bankruptcy, I give them a packet of information about what she needs to do (like credit counseling, dealing with bank accounts), paperwork to fill out, and a list of documents to bring in (like paycheck stubs, bank statements and tax returns). All of that information has a role in preparing a bank-

(Cont. From Page 29) pler. The Korean War was a dark presage in the early ’50s and by mid-decade school children were ducking under desks. China became Red China. Eisenhower sent the first “advisers” to Vietnam.

Castro set up camp in Cuba.

We are the last to experience an interlude when there were no existential threats to our homeland. The war was over and the cold war, terrorism, climate change, technological upheaval and perpetual economic insecurity had yet to haunt life with insistent unease.

Only we can remember both a time of apocalyptic war and a time when our world was secure and full of bright promise and plenty. We grew up at the best possible time: a time when the world was getting better.

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ruptcy filing. You have to complete your credit counseling before a case can be filed. You must file a list of property, debts, and a budget with the court, and you must provide certain documents, like paystubs and tax returns, to the trustee and the court.

And as time goes by, you are shooting at a moving target: Credit-counseling certificates expire, paycheck records have to be updated, you get a new bank statement every month. So it’s important that you know what you need to provide, and when you need to provide it.

A few years ago I had a particularly difficult case in which filing was delayed several times. If we had paycheck stubs up to date, we didn’t have bank statements; by the time the client brought in the bank statements, we needed more pay stubs. I finally sat down with the client to explain we needed everything up to the current date at one time. They said, “You never said that you needed it all at once,” and I realized she was right. Although it was implied, nothing in my paperwork said that I needed everything all at once. I had failed to clearly communicate

what I needed her to do.

Needless to say, I remedied that particular deficiency, but I’m sure there is still room for improvement.

When you start answering all the questions and putting together copies of all the documents your bankruptcy attorney is going to ask you for, you could be forgiven for thinking that your attorney is just pulling your leg, or torturing you. But there really is a reason for everything we ask for.

Some of it is needed because your attorney will have to provide the documentation to the trustee in your case, or to the court. And some of it is to protect you, to make sure that there isn’t some potential problem lurking that will change the expected outcome of your case.

We may not be great at explaining why we need all the information we ask for. And frankly, you may not want a detailed answer – my clients’ eyes tend to glaze over when I start talking about such things. But there is a reason, and we do need it all. And we need it all at one time.

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looking at State Sen. Larry Farnese’s election to ward leadership. Some have long said the Feds want the lowhanging fruit of local pols. But this is fruit so low that it is 10 feet under. No federal monies should be expended in this local matter which seems to emanate from one disgruntled person.... A radio political ad supports BOYLE for State Senate over incumbent John SABATINA, Jr. A race shaping up like the battle of TRAFALGAR. In the ad we hear that Sabatina “betrayed” the people in his district. A MIGHTY STRONG word that does not belong in politics. I thought I heard it say that the daily press felt Sabatina seems afraid of voters (?). That is why he is knocking on each door in his district? When was the last date when editorial writers walked that district – and knocked at EACH door?

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