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X Political Corner Rate Judge Candidates RESULTS OF ILLINOIS STATE BAR ASSOCIATION JUDICIAL ADVISORY POLLS , Vacancy Ballots Summary :; . . ' ' '• i ' ToBe Ballots Ballots Summary 19TH JUDIAL CIRCUIT Filled Mailed Returned Score Results 19TH JUDIAL CIRCUIT Filled William D. Block Doran 951 290 78.72 R Eugene F. Friedman Doran 951 290 55.13 NR Kathryn S. Marshall Doran 951 290 52.78 NR Benedict J. Ori Doran 951 290 79.41 . .R ^MichaelM. Sieman Alphonse F.Witt v Doran Doran 951 951 290 290 73.66 85.52 R R Warren G. Fox VanDeusen 951 290 70.13 • R William A. Holmquist VanDeusen 951 290 82.60 R Jack Hoogasian VanDeusen 951. - 290 60.00 NR Robert E. Lessman VanDeusen 951 290 71.93 86.88 R R Alvin Ira Singer VanDeusen 951 290 71.93 86.88 R R Jed H. Stone VanDeusen 951 290 61.14 NR I9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 951 290 61.14 NR LAKECOUNTY Lawrence d. Inglis Geiger 951 311 81.61 R Charles F.Scott Geiger 951 311 93.60 HR McHENRY COUNTY Geiger Leonard Brody Cooney 951 311 70.51 R Conrad F. Floeter Cooney 951 311 80.53 R Daniel L. Weisz Cooney 951 311 67.37 NR , Note - Cooney NR R - Recommended NR - Not Recommended HR - Highly Recommended 9|c Resident Circuit Judges are elected from a county, however, the poll was conducted throughout the entire Circuit. Candidates for Appellate, Circuit and resident circuit judges in the March 18 primary election were rated based on a poll of lawyers conducted by the Illinois State Bar association (ISBA) in cooperation with local bar associations in all areas involved except Cook county. Lawyers rated only those candidates from the "MCHENRY HEARING AID SALES tonus ALL MAKES LOW PRICES! BATTERIES Vi PRICE WED. ONLY 10 TO 5 3937 MAIN STREET MCHENRY, ILLINOIS 25Te«rs ExptriiKi 30-DAY RENTAL PLAN 385-7461 lumu . circuit or district in which the lawyers practice. Franklin S. Wallace of Rock Island, Chairman of the ISBA Committee on Judicial Advisory polls, said the poll asked lawyers to answer a total of 15 questions on four general areas of judicial performance: in­ tegrity, temperament, legal ability and court management. When the results are tabulated, an overall numerical score is deter- The McHenry Plaindealer (USPS 335 200, i t tabi i thed )«7S 3$I2 Wen Elm Street Phone 385 0170 McHenry I l l inois 60050 Published l*ery Wednesdoy t f ndoy ol McHenry I l l inois Second Class Postoge Poid of McHenry I l l inois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscribers or* r«qu«tt*d to provtde immediate notice of change bf oddrp\t to The McHenry Ploindealer 3112 W Elm St McHenry III 600S0 A deduction of one month from the eapirafion of o subscription will be mode where a change of od dress is provided through the Post Office deportment Larry E Lund-Publisher Adele Frophlich-Editor V/MEMBER t hewspaper / NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Veor - $13.SO I Year $19.00 M .,1, nry ^ QuH'de McHenry ;:j:i - f - -• - - /n ;Cour»fy •*-*•< v" ' "i" Turn to the NaTioisiaL BaNK OF IVIcHeiMRY For Your Next Auto Loan. mined with 100 points being the highest. Ratings are based on the point total with a candidate receiving above 90 points being highly recommended, above 70 recommended and below 70 not recommended. A "not recommended" rating does, not reflect on a candidate's ability as a lawyer, but is an indication that the candidate's colleagues; for various reasons, do not wish to recommend him or her for judicial office. The 19th Judicial Circuit court is comprised of McHenry and Lake counties. BRIEFS An open house to discuss the McHenry legal system was held March 4 at the home of C.R. Broman, 315 Draper road, McHenry. The meeting featured remarks by Judge Leonard Brody, a Republican candidate to fill the seat of Judge James Cooney, who is retiring. Citizens for Thomas Parsley will hold a fund raiser March 7 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Branded Steak House. The public is invited. Parsley is a can­ didate for 33rd district state legislator. Delegate Candidate Shaw Cites Reagan Innovation "The kind of innovation that led to California's Proposition 13 is needed on the national level," ac­ cording to 16th district delegate candidate Thomas D. Shaw. "That's why I'm supporting Ronald Reagan for President. He proved that new ideas could work in California and I'm confident he would use the same in­ novation on the national level." Reagan was the author of , Proposition One, the first California attempt to place a limit on taxation. Although that effort failed, largely due to Democratic opposition in the Democrat-controlled California legislature, it was Reagan's inititative and imagination that ultimately led to the successful passage of California's Propositon 13 in 1978. _ "We "need someone in office who won't be bogged down in the day-to-day Washington mentality", Shaw said. "But we need someone with experience as the head of a major government and Reagan was the head of the eighth largest government entity in the world while he was governor of California. "I'm not sure a 'propositon 13' kind of solution is whaf we need on the national level but we sure do need something - or someone ~ who can think originally and creatively and Reagan is the only candidate running who has proven he has new ideas." ----- Other Reagan-pledged PAGE S - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5,1M0 between the candidates running to become delegates to the Republican; national convention. The debate will take place in the Blue Lecture hall at the College of Lake County between the hours of 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Those debating are as follows: Dr. James Brophy, committed to Crane; Rep. Donald Deuster, un­ committed; Sen. Adeline Geo-Karis (or another Connally candidate), Con­ nelly ; Jeffrey. Laddr un­ c o m m i t t e d ; B e r n a r d Narusis, Reagan; Anthony Petropulos, uncommitted; Dr. Roger Hess, Baker; Vinton Vista, uncommitted; and Bernard Wysocki, Anderson. The debate is open to the public free of charge. candidates in the 16th District are W. Timothy Simms, Harry W. Darland and Eugene Brassfield. Reagan-committed alter­ nate candidates in the 16th district are David F. Johnson, Mary Lou Cook, Frank Manzullo and T. William Cook. Citizens' Caucus Set On March 7, the Citizens' Caucus will sponsor a debate j IAX \ Preparation j I Make Sure You Pay The J | Lowest Legal Tax | ! CALL i • (815)385-4410 ! j Paul A. Schwagtl > f A Cwp--y 9 i 4410 W. 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