YOUR HELP NEEDED NOW ON ABORTION LEGISLATION 0<
Even before the opening of the 1971 session of the New Yol""k legislature, a number lots of letters--and we must show that we are wtlltng to work as hard as they of reactionary bills o n abortion h ave been filed, a nd influential support for these do to express our opini~But this doesn't mean that our letters have to be bills is being organized. Long o r elaborate- a quick, brief note is fine. So dash off a couple r ight now They include a bit I to exc tude abortion from 1\1\edicaid coverage , except when (use either the home addresses g iven here, or: NY State Capt tol, A lbany 12224). abortion is necessary to p r eserve life (introduced by Sen ator Don ovan, 44th Senate If you wonder what to say, here are some ideas that may he-lp: District); a bill to impose a 12-week time limit & a 90- day residency requirement, & a E ven if you don't say anything else, be sure to tell each legislator that you to limit abortions to hospitals or clinics, and to allow institutions & individuals to want him** not only to oppose all regressive abortion bills, but to co-sponsor refuse to provide abortio,, care (Griffin, 56 SD); bills to restore the old "necessary and to v..ork hard for the passage of the Ohrenstein-Le i. chter and von Luthe r- to preserve life" abortion taw (Donovan, 44 SD; Hausbeck, 144 AD; T. Bro...... n, 102 Solarz repeal bills. --- AD); and bills to impose a 6 - month residency requirement for abortions in state b If your legislator is new this year, say you have higr hopes for him and ex funded hospitals, a~ requirement, & a 12-week time limit (Speno, 4 SD). pect him to improve on his predecessor's record by working to get Nev.. York State's contraception & abortion laws off the books entirely. BUT: Two important progressive birth-control bills are being introduced c If your legislator voted FOR the 1970 abortion bill, praise his progressive that would finally make the prevention & termination of pregnancy real record and remind him that his work will not be done on this issue until the individual choices and put them in their proper health-care context: legislature finally gets itself out of the business of practicing medicine and repeats our contraception & abortion taws. A To repeal all special restrictions on the availability of contraception d If your legislator voted AGAINST the 1970 abortion bi II, telt him you under (Sen. von Luther, 27 SD, Assemblyman Solarz, 45 AD, & 12 other stand his reluctance to support a bill that tells women & doctors when an senators and assemblymen--so far;) abortion is "justifiaole," and you are sure he agrees that such ethical and B To repeal att references to abortion in state law (Senator Ohrenstein, medical decisions can only be made by the people involved, rather than by 25 SO, Assemblyman Leichter, 69 AD , & 13 other legislators so far.) the legislature. (Note: one assemblyman who voted against the 1970 bill is already a sponsor of these tv..o repeat bills.) This unique pair of bi. \ls shows a concern for the Vv h ole range of birth- control if your legislator expressed support for repeal on one of the questionnaires needs of people of all ages. They provide a positive rallying-point for those referred to in this folder, praise him for being so forthright and make it who care about insuring the availability of birth-control services to all who clear that you now expect him to back up his words with action , want them--and for those who want to put an end to the yearly debates! If your legislator answered questionnaires unfavorably, or introduced retro grade bills, stress the fact that neither he nor any other legislator has the (Our present contraception taw needlessly restricts the sale & distribution of contra medical training to decide, for every possible individual case, whether an ceptives, and flatly forbids their advertisement, dis play, & distribution to anyone abortion is indicated and how it should be carried out. under the age of sixteen. Under our present abortion law, the legislature still g If your legislator is at ready co-sponsoring the repeat bills, it would be good dictates when & hOV'v a pregnancy may "justifiably" be terminated, rather than letting to write him a brief note of thanks (be sure to urge him to work actively for physicians and their patients make these decisions in each individual case with the their passage). But then con centrate on the next step: --- same freedom--and the same legal sa~eguards--th at apply in other areas of medicine.) 4 WRITE THESE IMPORTANT STATE POLITICAL LEADERS:
Other related health- care legislation is being drafted , the complete detatts of which Governor Nelson A Rockefeller (Executive Chambers, State C apitol, are not yet available .* This includes bills to prevent local boards of health from Albany, New York 12224) imposing certain restrictions on abortion that go beyond state taw; to provide for • Assembly Speaker Perry Duryea (1 AD) J Use e ither their state-supported public birth-control services; to allow minors to receive medical Senate Majority Leader Earl Brydges (52 SO) home addresses or: - care in certain cases without the consent of parents; a nd to expand health personnel Assembly Minority Leader Stanley Steingut (41 AD) NY State Capitol, by establishing the c ategory of "physician's assistant. " • Senate Minority Leader Joseph Zaretzki (28 SD) Albany, NY 12224 These men's opinions and w i shes carry the heaviest v..eight in the legislature . For any of these progressive proposals to be fully effective, however, it wilt be They will be hearing from the opposition on a regular basis: they must hear necessary not only to block the reactionary abortion bilts that have been introduced, from you , too, that you want the two repeal bills passed and restrieti'Ons blocked. but to pass the contraception & abortion taw repeal bitls, (These letters could be virtually the same as the letters you have just written A forward surge of public opinion made passage of the 1970 abortion law to your own legislators. ) possible. Now--perhaps more than e...:e r--CONCERNED C ITIZENS MUST TAKE 5 As soon as you've written, fill out & return the form that appears in this folder- STRONG, IMMEDIATE, STATEWIDE ACTION to show support for the Ohrenstein so that the extent & location of support for these bills can be kept on record and Leichter and von Luther-Solarz l"epea\ bills, and opposition to all restrictive pro the information shared with other concerned organizations. If you get a firm posals. It is only by demonstrating massive back~tinued PROGRESS in commitment from a legislator, please be sure to report this at once: a commit this area that we can hope to keep the legisla ture from moving BACKWARD in 1971 . ment from a grOV\I'ing number of legislators can be used to attract still more e Action must be strong--because the opposition is pO\verful, v..ell-funded, and support. high ty-organized. THESE ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS FOR YOU TO DO NOW. Remember: e Action must begin immediately--because many important legislative decisions letters need not be long, but they should be strong and clear, Other things to do: will be made early in the 1971 session, and it must continue to grow throughout o If the answers legislators send you don't satisfy you, write again! the session, o Talk about the issue with your friends--and get them to v..rite , too (more copies e Action must be statewide--because traditionally liberal downstate areas, though of this folder are available at cost; see the coupon). important, do not control the legislature. o Letters to your local newspaper and calls to local talk shov..s are other ways to publicize the issue and rally support behind good legislation. WHATCAN YOU DO NOW? Always m ake it very clear w hat it means to say "repeal": some people think we have already repealed our abortion taws; some don't know the anti- contraception taw Find out whO your own state senator & assemblyman are . If you don't recognize exists. The opposition is even trying to co-opt the v..ord rerteal and use it to describe your legislators' names in the list below , ask your local Board of Elections, their attempts to go backward! --- Republican or Democratic headquarters, or League of Women Voters ( LWV in If you need detailed information on a particular legislator, NYALR may be able New York City: 674- 8484--1 0 am-4pm, Monday through Friday). to supply it. If you have special information, please senditin at once so others can 2 Check your legislators' record on abortion & contraception issues (see key below use it. January 1 , 1971 and list that follows). 3 WRITE YOUR SENATOR & ASSEMBLYMAN. For most of us, writing a legis lator is a difficult task that we keep putting off. That is exactly why every letter a state legislator gets really counts i the opponents of abortion v..ill be ""riting
Key to symbols in follov..ing table: Birth- control questions asked in three September 1970 candidates' questionnaires:
SO, AD: Senate District, Assembly District NYALR: Do you favor legislation D, R, C , L: Democratic, Republican, Conservative , Liberal endorsement 1 to remove a ll remaining references to contraception & abortion from address: All given are home addresses (your legislator may a lso have an New York State' s taws , so that contraceptives ....-..i\1 be l"egulated in the office: check this in your local phone book). If you want to v..rite same manner as other drugs and health appliances, a nd abortion vv111 to Albany, all mail goes to NY State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224. be regulated in the same manner as other medical procedures? '70 vote: How this legislator voted on the 1970 abortion bill; yes-=+ , no=-. 2 a utho rizing minors to receive contraceptive and abortion services (OS After the names of nev.. legislators, their predecessors' votes are they may nov.. be treated for venereal disease), without compulsory con shown tn parentheseS:{+) or(-) sultation VYith parents or guardians? ' 71 bills: Sponsors of the 1971 repeat bills, as of Dec. 26 , 1970: C =contra 3 to establis h a networl< of local public clinics and c linic services to ma.kc ception, A= aborlion . (Support is being promised from others,) contraception and abortion available o fill VYho require them? nyalr, now, Responses to questionnaires sent to candidates in September 1970 by NOW: Legislative goats : zpg: New Yorkers for Abortion Law Repeat (nyalr), the Nev.. York City 9 Repeal of taws r estric ting access to contracention & abort ton . chapter of the National Organization for Women (now), and the 10 Enactment of rrogram o f birth-control cenlC'rS throughout the s t.,to to NYC chapter of Zero Population Grovvth (zpg). All three groups enable every pers on to have complete birth-control information S. service!:>. asked FOr expressions of support[+] or opposition[-]; NYALR a lso ZPG: D.:> you believe thal barriers to voluntilry limitation of family ::o ize s hould asked candtdates to tndtcatc their interest in introducing such be r"'emoved? bills [x], Question marks[?] indicate unc lear ~ n sVYers . FLlrther, vvould you incor ;->ornte . . . lhC" fo\lowtng s tcn5 ... tnto your plcJ.t form ~/or ;1ropose legi!:i latio n on : For further information o n these btl Is as their details become known, conl STATE ASSEMBLYMEN: ' 70 ' 7 1 nyalr now z pg AD party name address vote bills 1 2 3 9 10 c3 4 Nassau and Suffolk 1 R Perry B Duryea, J r Old Monta uk Highway, Montauk 11954 + 2 R-C Peter J Costiga n 154 Old Fie ld R oad, Seta uket 1173 3 3 R-C Charles A Jerabek 9 Broc1ks pur Drive, Bay Shore 11706 4 R Robert C Wertz 37 Bethany Drive , Commack 11725 (-) 5 R William L Burns 23 Whi tney Drive, Amityv ille 11701 + 6 R John G McCarthy 8 Pi.noak Cour t, Huntington Station 11 74 6 7 R Joseph M Reilly 36 C hE!s tnut S treet, G le n Cove 11 542 8 R Martin Ginsbe r g 3 0 Rox ton Road, Pla inv iew 1180 3 + 9 R-C Philip B He aley 3 2 Frankel Ro ad, Massape qua 11758 (-) 10 R Milton Jonas 18 54 Z a na Co:..~ rt, North Me rrick 11 566 + 11 D-L Sta nley Harwood 43 Grace Lane , Le vittown 11756 + 12 R J oseph M Margiotta 844 Be dford Court, Unio ndale 11 553 13 D-L J ohnS Thorp , J r 92 Voorhis Avenue , Roc kville Centre 11 5 70 14 D-L A rthur J Kre m e r 8 1 Ke •·rigan Street, Long Beac h 1156 1 + 15 D-L Eli Wager 6 15 Woodmere Boulevard, Woodme re 1 15 9 8 + 16 R- C George J F arre 11, J r 1 16 Carna tion Ave nue , Flo r a l Park 11001 17 R John E Kingsto n 9 7 War d Str eet, Westbury 11 590 18 D-L Irwin J La ndes 8 Merie lees C irc le, Great Neck 1 102 1 (+) Quee ns 19 D Herbe rt A Posne r 2 1-07 E l k Drive , F a r Rockaway 11691 + + + + + 20 R- C Joseph J Ku nzeman 93- 18 Hollis Cour t Boulevard, Jamaica 11428 21 D- L M?rtin Rodell 79- 4 7 264th Str eet, F lor a l P a r k, Queen s 11 004 + 170 171 nyal r now zpg 3 AD party name address vote bills 1 2 3 910 c34 your notes : 22 R-C .John T Gallagher 6 Beverly Road, Flushing 11363 23 D--L Leonard Price Stavisky 162-21 Powells Cove Boulevard, Flushing 11357 + 24 0-L Arthur J Cooperman 80--22 1fl9th Street, .Jamaica 11432 + CA 25 D-- L E m a nuel R Gold 68- 59 1a6th Str eet, Flushing 11367 + ++ 26 D Guy R B rewer 110--43 166th Stree t, .Jamaica 11433 + 27 0 Herbert ..J Mille r 100--1 1 67th Road, Flushing 11 3 75 + ++ +++ 28 R-C Alfred 0 Lerner 101-68 130th S treet, .Jam a ica 1 141 9 29 0 Frederick D Schmidt 94- 39 Park Lane South, Jamaica 11 42 1 3 0 R-C .John T Flack 78-14 64th Place, Glendale 11227 31 0 Joseph F Lisa 56- 12 Van Doren Street, Flushing 11368 32 R-C John G L opresto 87- 18 30th Avenue, Flu shing 11 369 (-) 33 0 .JosephS Calabretta 24-1 5 se;th Avenue, Long Island City 11 106 34 R-C Rosemary R Gunning 1867 Grove Street, Ridgewood 11237 ? - - ?? Brooklyn 35 0 Chester John Straub 678 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn 11222 + ++ 36 0 Peter G Mirto 180 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn 1 1237 37 0 Samuel 0 Wright 112 Hopkinson Avenue, B r ooklyn 11233 + 38 R-C Vito P Battista 290 H ighl and Boulevard, Brookly n 11 207 39 0 Stanley Fink 2249 East 70 Street, Brooklyn 11234 + · 40 0 -L Alfred A Lama 9029 Kin9s Highway, Brooklyn 11 2 12 + ++ 41 0 Stanley Steingut 1'199 East 53 Street, Brookly n 11234 + 42 0 Brian Sharoff 2303 Brigham Street , Brooklyn 11 229 (- ) CA 43 D George A Cincotta 96 Maple Street, Brooklyn 11 225 44 D Melvin Miller 759 East 10 Street, Brooklyn 11 230 (*) CA + + + ++ * [Mr Miller's predecessor, Sidney Lichtman, was absent for the vote in 1970] 45 0 Stephen ..J Solarz 241 Dover Street, Brooklyn 11235 + CA +++ ++ 46 D-L Leonard M Simon 2437 East 3 Street, Brookly n 11 2 23 + CA 47 0 Salvatore ..J Grieco 1861 West 3 Street, Brooklyn 1 1223 48 0 Leonard Silverman 1250 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn 11230 + ?+ 49 R- C Dominick L DiCarlo 1345 83r•d Street, Brookly n 1 1228 50 R- C Rebert F Kelly 226 76th Street, B rooklyn 11209 51 R- C Vincent A Riccio 375 16th Street, Brooklyn 1 1215 ? + - - + 52 0 .Jos eph M Martusc ello 373 Clinton Street, Brooklyn 1 1231 (+) 53 0 William ..J Giordano 730 Carroll Street, Brooklyn 11215 54 0 Vander L Beatty 671 St. ,Johns Place, Brooklyn 11216 (+) 55 0 Thomas R Fortune 190 Ralph Avenue , Brooklyn 11233 + 56 0 Calvin Williams 467 Macon Street, Brooklyn 11233 (+) 57 0 Harvey L Strelzin 59 Penn Street, Brooklyn 11211 + ++ Staten Island 58 R-C Lucio F Russo 82 Romer Road, Staten Island 10304 59 R-C Edward J Amann, Jr 285 Kissel Avenue, Staten Island 10310 Manhattan 60 D Loui s F DeSalvio 425 West: Broadway, Ne~~~< York C ity 10012 61 D-- L Anthony G DiFalco 103 East 10 Street, New York City 10003 + ++ 62 D--L Andrew ..J Stein 205 Third Avenue, New York City 10003 + ++ 63 0 - L William F Passannante 72 Barrow Street, New Yor k City 10014 + ++ 64 D--L Peter A ABerle 530 East 86 Street, New York City 10028 + CA ++ +++ 65 0 Richard N Gottfried 150 Columbus Avenue, New York City 10023 (+) CA ++ 66 D-L Antonio G Olivieri 112 East. 74 Street, New York City 10021 (+) CA +xx ++ + ++ 67 0 - L Albert H Blumenthal 90 River-side Drive, New Yor k C ity 10024 + CA 6 8 D- L Frank G Rossetti 2253 First Avenue , New York C ity 10029 + 69 0 - L Franz S ..J Le i chter 250 West 104 Street, New York City 10025 + CA ++ + ++ 70 0 Hulan E .Jack 45 West 110 Street, New York C ity 10026 71 0 Stephe n S Gottlieb 159-34 Riverside Dr ive, New York City 10032 + ? ? + + 72 0 Geor ge W M iller 25 West 132 Street , New Yor k C i ty 10037 (+) ++ 73 .Joh n ..J Wal s h 91 P a r k T errace West, Ne w York C ity 10034 • [Mr Walsh , a Dem ocrat, was elected as the candidate of the Upper Manhattan A pa rtme nt Building P a r ty . J 74 0 Mar k T Southa ll 345 West 145 Street, New Y ork C ity 10031 + Bronx 75 0 Ha r ry Kra f 711 Wal ton Avenue, Bro nx 1045 1 + 76 0-L Seym our Pos ner 1100 Gr ;:ind Concour se , B ronx 1 045G + + + 77 0-L A rma ndo Montano 634 Manid a S treet, B ronx 10474 + ++ 78 0 Louis Nine 1424 Wilkins Avenue, Bronx 10459 (+) 79 0 Manue 1 Ramos 105 7 Str•a tfo rd Avenue , Bronx 10472 ? 80 0 F e rdina nd ..J Mondello 256 Calhoun Avenue, Bronx 10465 ?? 81 D--L A lan H oc h ber g 2040 B r onxdale Avenue , Bronx 1046 2 + 82 D--L A lexande r Chana nau 1833 Lo ring Place , Bron x 10 453 + 83 D--L Burton G Hecht 2715 Gr a nd Concourse , B r onx 10468 + ------·------ Just as soon as you have w r itten your le tter s , c ut this coupon off & s e nd it in to REPEA L LETTERS c/o NY ALR, Box 2 40 , P lanetarium Station , Ne,;., York C ity 10024 . Y ou w ill be sent an a lpha butt o n (the symbo l of r e peal) for ever y letter y ou have I have w ritten le tter s to mailed: wea r one, give the o thers to you r friends -- and then te ll THEM to write, too . ( ] m y state senator: ( SO) I have sent letters to the people c hecked , urging them to suppo r t the bills to r epeal New York' s l aws against contraceptio n and abortion , and to defeat r estrictive legislation , ( ] my assemblyman< ( AD) signature name (please print] [ ] Governor Rockefelle r address, city, & Z IP [] Duryea [ ] Brydge s phone: home [area code?] wor k: [ ] Steingut ( ] Zaretzki [ ] I am interested in going with others to VISIT legislators in my own area ( ]; in A lbany [ ]; please contact me about this . [ ] others: 4 ' 70 '71 nyalr now zpg AD pa r ty name addres s vote bills 1 2 3 9 10 c 34 your notes : 84 D-L 8 Oliver Koppell 5700 A rlington Ave nue 1 Bro nx 10471 + CA ++ + + + 85 D-L Anthony J Mercorella 1363 Astor Avenue, Bronx 10469 + ++ 86 D-L Anthony J Stella 2527 Radcliff Avenue, Bronx 10469 CA u pstate 87 D Thomas J Mcinerney 200 Valentine Lane ,~ Yonkers 10705 8 8 R-C George E Van Cott 4 Laurel Avenue, Mount Vernon 10552 89 R-C Alvin M Such\n 269 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry 10522 + 90 R Gordon W Burrows 65 H a rv;3.rd Avenue, Yonker s 10710 + 91 R Joseph R P isani 18 Fai rview Place, New Rochelle 10 805 g2 R J Edward Meyer 47 Ha \ghts Cross Road, Chappaqua 10514 (+) ?+? +?+ 93 R Peter R Biondo Oak Hill Terrace , Ossining 10562 + 94 R-C Eugene Levy East Plc:1ce, Suffern 10901 + 95 R- C Be njamin A Gilman 10 Coolidge Court, Middle town 10940 + 96 R- C Lawrence Herbst 9 Le ic ht Place, Newburgh 12550 (+) 97 R-C W illis H Stephens R D 5, Brewster 10509 98 R- C Emeel S Betros 6 7 G r and Avenue, Poughkeepsie 12603 99 R- C H Clark Bell P 0 BO>< 734, Woodstock 12498 100 R Clarence D L ane Wi.ndha n1 Arms, W i ndham 12496 + 10 1 R- C Neil W Kelleher 406 Sixth Avenue, Troy 12182 102 D Thomas W Brown 5 Holmes Dale, A lbany 12203 (- ) 103 R Fred G Field, Jr 16 East Newton Road, Newtonville 12128 104 D-L Mary Anne Krupsak Upper Shaper Avenue, Canajoharie 13317 + 105 R-C Clark C Wemple 1760 Van A ntwerp Road, Schenectady 12309 + 106 R- C Fred Drams, Jr Drams F~oad, Rexford 12148 107 R Lawrence E Corbett, Jr 1 Grove Street, Fort Edward 12828 108 R-C Andrew W Ryan, .Jr 43 GracH: Avenue, Plattsburgh 12901 109 R- C Glenn H Harris Canada .Lake 12030 110 D-L K Daniel Haley St. Lawrence Avenue , Waddington 13694 (- ) 111 R Donald L T aylor 117 Ward Street, Watertown 13601 + 112 R Dorald J Mitchell Shells Elush Road , Herkimer 13350 113 R- C Edwyn E Mason Hobart 13788 114 R Richard A Brown 8985 North Lake Road, Bridgeport 13030 + 11 5 R- C William R . Sears Bear Creek Road, Woodgate 13494 116 R-L John T Buckley 13 Proctor Boulevard, Utica 13501 117 R- C Edward F Crawford 38 East Bridge Street, Oswego 13126 11 8 R-C Leonard F Bersani 128 Rugby Road, Syracuse 13206 11 9 R Hyman M Miller Ly ndon Road, Faye tteville 13066 (+) 120 R- C Edward M Kinsella 407 Center Street, Solvay 13209 (-) 121 R Thomas J Murphy 3 14 Broadview Drive , S yracuse 13215 (- ) 122 R Lloyd S Riford, Jr West Genesee Road, Auburn 13021 (+) 123 R Kenneth S Leasure 500 Mar·cella S treet, Endicott 13760 + 124 R- C Francis J Boland, Jr 55 Orchard Road , Binghamton 13905 + 125 R Constance E Cook 209 Coy Glen Road, Ithaca 14850 + +++ 126 R- C L Richard Marshall 7 Strathmont Park, Elmira 14905 + 127 R- C Charles D Henderson 39 Church Street, Hornell 14843 + 128 R Frederick L Warder 100 Lewis Street, Geneva 14456 "0, 129 R- C Joseph C Finley R D 1, Walworth 14568 + ro 130 R Donald C Shoemaker 833 Lake Road, Webster 14580 + "0,.. 131 D-L Raymond J Lill 3 1 Wolfert Terrace, Rochester 14621 ro 132 "- R S William Rosenberg 1866 C lover Street , Rochester 14618 + o- 133 R-C Frank A Carroll 613 Elmgrove Road , Rochester 14606 '< 134 R z William M Steinfeldt 217 Weston Road , Rochester 146 12 + ro 135 R Don W Cook 1508 Lehigh Station Road , Henrietta 14467 + ~ 136 R .James L Emery 5477 Lakeville Road, Geneseo 14454 0-< 137 R-C V Sumner Carroll 650 Mai.n Street, Youngstown 14174 , 138 R Richard .J Hogan 8648 Gr·iffon Avenue, Niagar a Falls 14304 (- ) ,fti 139 D Michael L McCarthy 506 Cre:scent Avenue, Buffalo 14214 (- ) 00 140 R-C James T McFarland 21 Grosvenor Road, Buffalo 14223 0', 141 R-C Chester R Hardt 107 Oakgrove Drive, Will iamsville 14221 )> 142 D-L Stephen R Greco 795 Richmond Avenue, Buffalo 14222 o- 0 143 D-L Ar'thur 0 Eve 14 Celti.c Place, Buffalo 14208 + ;;. 144 R- C Albert J Hausbeck 315 DartmOIJth Avenue, Buffalo 14215 0 145 D- L John B Lis 117 Tho mas Street, Buffalo 14206 ~ 146 D Francis .J Griffin 38 Tree.haven Road , West Seneca 14224 r.. 147 R- C Ronald H Tills 43 Union Street, Hamburg 14075 ~ 148 :u R Frank Wal kley Glen Iris Road, Castile 14427 + ro 149 R-C Lloyd A Russell East Otto 14 729 "0ro 150 R- C John W Beckman 98 S outh Portage Street, Westfield 14787 + !!!. ------··------······- Please fill in your name and [] Send more copies of this legislative information folder (available at cost + postagE. ): $ ,1 0 for one copy [ ] address on the other side of $ • 25 for 5 copies [ J this form. 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