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whim FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION WASHINCTON. D C 204b) THIS ISTHE BGIN*4II3OF MJR # 2Z!±ZL DATE FI)ED /J -?- CWME N0. C-MEtNM 333!POR CONGRES 4, 9' P.O. BOX 60 BRONX, N.Y. 10463 January 16, 1996 Retha Dixon, Docket Chief Federal Election Commission 999 E Street NW Washington, DC 20463 Dear Ms. Dixon: As per our conversation, attached please find 3 amended notarized copies of a complaint being filed by the above Committee against the Willie Colon for Congress Committee. Very truly yours, Arnold Linhardt Campaign Manager Engel for Congress S UUZ3WFOR O BROUX, N.Y. 10463 Office Ot the General Counsel FederaI Election Commission 99) E. Street NW Washington, DC 20463 January 16, 1996 To Whom It May Concern: On behalf of the Engel for Congress Committee, P.O. Box 60, Bronx, N.Y. 10463, I am filing the following complaints against the Wi'lie Colon for U.S. Congress Committee, P.O. Box 998 Corneil Station, Bronx, New York 10473 (FEC I.D. #C00295485). I In the October 15, Quarterly report filed October 15, 1994 under Schedule A page 5, (Exhibit A) Charles Hagedorn is listed as contributing a total of $2,000 to the candidate's primary campaign in violation of the Federal financing law which limits such contributions to only $1,000. 2 That the Willie Colon for U.S. Congress Committee did hire Johnson Surey Research a polling firm located at 850 Bronx River Road, Yonkers, N.Y., to conduct polls for his campaign (Exhibit B'). In no financial reports filed to date does any expenditure to this vendor appear. That the Wilie Colon for Congress Committee had ca7apa-rn "iterature printed which failed to have a disclaimer in __a-=... f the law (Exhibit C --hat the Willle Colcn for Congress Cmr:tee had . _ eratue printed wit. the disclalmer "Labor Donated" " - Exn 1- which :s in v oatcn f the .law. a A- . the- Wi- ""e Con for Congress C .e- - e a :uncrase: Ex7ih2: .. .. 2o nancial rep>ro -_ '" :he Cor.- = ooes a renta' fee -- the rom in whIC. -.,-aiser was he-d appear. s ef that-bel the -a: ......7...... W........... .. -: . ''-.. ', '. e R iv e r av zrr -r a, i c: : Barrowsa...d. A. ro.c-... " V:.:' " < ""r" 41 hi h: a cW' ... r -.. .":e D sei- <". ... "<to. : r e r"l:5;' r'n , ,Drei - w© - ,% W d. ,1W SJ o- S S 6) That on April 15, 1995 an ad advertising the above fumdraiser appeared in the City News, a local weekly newspaper (Exhibit F). No expenditure for the ad appears in any financial statement filed by the Willie Colon for Congress Committee. Failure to pay for the ad amounts to a corporate contribution by Hagedorn Communications, 662 Main Street, New Rochelle, New York 10801, the owner of the City News. In addition no disclaimer appears in reference to the ad only to the event. It you desire clarification of any of the above complaints, I can be reached at the Engel for Congress Committee, P.O. Box 60, Bronx, New York 10463. Very truly yours, Arnold Linhardt Campaign Manager Enael for Congress Subscribe and sworn to before me on this / day of ,l_ LOtMN V.K CCYLE !k-7 . 'C- .TA-,E O1PNM W yo , -C .a CW ,M 0446. M SCNWL A ZD RECEIS Contributions from Indivia rsons RG LINE5Or (i) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAM OF COMMITTU(in Full) Willie Colon for U.S. Congress C00295485 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any information copied from such Reports and Statements may not be sold or used by any person for the purposes of soliciting contributions or for commercial purposes, other than using the name Anc address of any political committee to solicit contributions from such committee. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Full Name Name of Employer Date Amount Mailing Address Occupation M?/DD/YY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reginald Fant 1199C - MONTLFIERRE HOSPI 08/24/94 $84.09 80 Zast 210 Street, Apt 2A No Recorded Occupation MEMO Bronx, NY 10467-2456 Gas & Food Receipt for (X]Primary Aggregate YTD > $200.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miguel Ferrer Paine Webber 07/07/94 $500.00 American International Plaza President 250 Munoz Rivera Avenue San Juan, PR 00918- Receipt for (XjPrimary Aggregate YTD > $500.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Gandara Zaga Films, Inc. 07/08/94 $500.0 Calle Estado 656 Producer San Juan, PR 00907- Receipt for [X]Primary Aggregate YTD > $500.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- harles Hagedorn Hagedorn Conuunication Co 09/12/94 $1000.00 . /3400o Fl429e Dr_ President k40'ffNW7?neck*- "y 's Receipt for [XPriary Aggregate YTD > $1000.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ,Charles Hagedorn Hagedorn Communication Co 09/12/94 $1000. _ age - Df1r~ve .President Receipt for [X] n lY / Aggregate YTD > $2000.00 ----------- ------- --------------------- ---------------------- Lydia Hernandez-Velez Corestates Bank 09/09/94 $500. _: *?0jo ParriSh 54Vre-#" Senior V.P. - Security Receipt r [XI,_Ge al ---. Aggregate YTD > $500.00 --------------------------------_ --------------------------------------------------------- Brenda Jackson-Butcher Self-employed 09/12/94 S500." No Recorded Occupation Receipt for [X]P1i eyVeiray, Aggregdte YTD > $500.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolfo Krans Adolfo Krans Assoc. Inc. 07/07/94 $00 .2" P.O. Box 36314 President - Insurance Age San Juan, PR 00936- Receipt for [X]Primary Aggregate YTD > $1000.00 Manuel Lecaroz Pasarell No Recorded Employer 07/29/94 $!c::. Sarden Hills Tower PH-2 No Recorded Occupation Miramonte Street Receipt for [XlPrimary Aggregate YT7 > $1000.00 SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page ............................................ > $E ' . " TTAL Th is Period ......................................................... > ............................................................................................... -~ W~ 'r'' 'T S I An experiencd ongrsoma polster, Johnson counts m hIs clent list House memben Nita Lowey. D-Harrison: Clarles Gannett Sutirba-n Newspers Ranlel. D-Harlem; Gary Acker- man, D-Queens; Thomas kanton. D-Queens: and Nydia Velzquez, D-Brooklyn. Colon. 44, has never rin for Pollster: poitical ofmfce. But many of Colon's aons ad- dress social topics such as nvleer Colon's weapons. AIDS. homeless chil. dren and drug dealing. "I've always been active ii the got a community and communit: is- sues." Colon said. For exenple, Colon accompanied other dlgpita- ries to the Washington Heghts chance neighborhood of upper Mahat- tan to quell ethnic and ncial "OfUts.Tumdt wauftng, ,Bureau% tensions in the wake of contrtver- sial comments by former M)yor The pller IbrWl" David Dinkins. says his client has Fotj~at u1- The September Democratic seating Congressman Eliot Engel primary probably will decide who in the September Inm1ratic pri- is elected in the November einer- mary because of 9"Igel's low &I election because the distrft is name recoinition and weak sup- overwhelmingly Democratic. port. About 76 percent of registred Engel. a Bronx Demxrat from voters are Democrats. In the 1SM Co-op City. :s being challenged in presidential election, Democrat the primary by longtime New Bill Clinton outpoiled Republican Rochelle resident Coln, a salsa George Bush in the distict musician and tromboe player 1Z).286 to 30,133. who grew up in the Mott Haven Colon also is making a snifl- section of the South Bra=. cant effort to gain support k the 10 mdojv in the black community, which repre- sents 42 percent of the disct. 's t sand." std W. population. Rainbow Coalition leader Jesse ~Of Jackson and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Al Sbarpton -1 erring to Eng- may campaign in Westchester WAS el's base of with Colon. Colon said be had suppor in a talked to Jackson and Sharpton congressional about the campaign. but they district that have not decided on making any spans parts of joint appearances. WIII coonm the Bronx. liC~sO Yonkers. Sharpton is gathering petitions to qualify for a September Demo- Mount Vernon. New Rochtlle and cratic primary against New Pelham. York's senior senator Daniel Pat- Though Johnson wouldn't talk rick Moynihan. about the results of his poling, he In certain mostly black neigh- did tell a story about his recent borhoods of the Bronx. Sharpton dining experience at a restaurant have joint petitions. where excited Latino waiters and and Colon bus boys temporarily sopped As for Jackson. Colon has cam- working upon learning that Colon paigned for his Rainbow Coalition was dining there. in the past. "Latnos haven't had a )erson But. Colon pointed out: "Only like this to vote for ever ii Ne , the African-American community York Cit L Johnson said can decide Aho is going to lead tht .m ' ex41L 1--c_ Alsovo w supported by the Democratic Party machine, many elected offi- cos have biron ranks to suppout my candidacy. I am honored to also have the sppt of umny community activisas. Among them are: ACO)RN Teio Association Councilman Guillermo Linares ins HlmskwZ-Baez, Truman Seator Olga Mindez Democn Coub New Yowk City Transit Police Jane Awe Blo. Community Activist Deiectivcs Endowment Sam Burke. Roosevelt Democratic Astcialion Club. Co-op City Assemblyman Javier Nieves Consist Desfile Puerorniqueho del PIP, Partido Indcpendista de Puerto
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