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PHOENIX, Page SeventeenPolitical Activity Heats HereBY MICHAEL ALLENLocal reform DemocraticTHE FLOWER POTB G t A N D O P E N IN G (again!)Ilfill Come-s n-and-select jrm Be happily suprised jat our price mg j g j j f e 93 ATLANTIC AVE. ABy b e tw e e n H en ry and HicksUif %u00a7 |i n %u00b0 r m c r m i M TZJ/-%u00a3OV I%u2014 i:*: %u2014 \\ j .,l c ____1 _ J fUdorsement trail last week Z m e mayoral candidates in Brooklyn Heightspreparation for the start of thepolitical season on March 12, the first day designating petitions can be circulated to put on the ballot.The sagacity of the Slope-based Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats was proven Saturday, when their choice for the New Democratic Coalition endorsement for Mayor, Assemblyman Albert Blumenthal, was endorsed by the City-wide group in a Manhattan convention.CBID had endorsed Blumenthal in a meeting on March 1, the same date that the Heights-based West Brooklyn Independent Democrats voted to back Congressman Herman Badillo, who went down to defeat in the balloting. The Cobble Hill-Carroll Gardens independent Democratic club, the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, had backed Jerome Kretchmer.All three clubs agreed in advance to be bound by the New Democratic Coalition endorsement, and all are expected to work for the Blumenthal candidacy. Also endorsed by the citywide group was State Senator Harrison Goldin, Comptroller, and Paul O%u2019Dwyer for City Council President.In local races, the West Brooklyn club voted unanimously in a Monday meeting to endorse Robert J. Wittich of Fort Greene, who is challenging Councilman-appointee Fred Richmond in the 29th Council District. This club in 1968, had been the home base for Richmond%u2019s primary bid for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Congress against John Rooney.A second candidate who had declared against Richmond, Simon O%u2019Shea of Brooklyn Heights, dropped out of the race prior to the meeting, with public statements about the need to unite behind a single, strong candidate who presented the best opportunity to defeat Richmond. He spoke at the meeting urging Wittich%u2019s endorsement. O%u2019Shea on Monday night became the club%u2019s %u201c favorite seal%u201d candidate for City Council-atlarge.CAC MeetingAfter several weeks of delay and uncertainty, the state Urban Development Corporation (UDC) has finally set a date for a meeting of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) for the StateSchermerhorn housing project. Justin Murphy, CAC chairman, has announced that Hie members will meet at the UDC offices, 1345 Ave. of the Americas, on Monday, Mar. 19, at 6:00 p.m.%u00bb *Tuesday FireA major fire hit Montague Street Tuesday night for the second time in six months, when a two alarm blaze started in Seamon%u2019s Brothers Cleaners and spread to Maria%u2019s Restaurant, both establishments sharing the same building at 100 Montague Street, between Hicks and Henry. The first alarm was sounded at 7:45 p.m. and the fire was declared under control at 8:30.CRAZYWe're not. But we do sell records 8. 8track tapes at 75 per cent less than listprices. We sell record company overruns. CLOSED Monday Friday. OPENONLY EVERY SATURDAY 10 5 andSUNDAY 10-5 Located out of the way at163-8th Street Corner 3 Ave Brooklyn.Record & TapeWarehouseBlumenthal: He gotNOC endorsement.In their pre-NDC balloting last week, the local reform Democratic clubs, voted the following: West Brooklyn Independent Democrats %u2014 67 Badillo; 36 Kretchmer; 10B adillo: W on WBID,lost the city-w id e vote.Blumenthal; 2 Koch. Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats %u2014 58 Blumenthal; 39 Kretchmer; 22 Badillo. Independent Democrats of Flatbush %u2014 70 Blumenthal; 13 Kretchmer.The State Legislature has setTuesday, June 4, as the date for primary elections throughout the State. Petitioning that begins on March 12 will qualify candidates for ballot positions. Signatures of 5000 registered voters of one party are required to place a candidateKretchmer: Only gotlocal votes.on the ballot for a borough-wide office; 1500 are required for a council district.In other activity at the West Brooklyn club March 5, Steve Solarz was endorsed for Borough President.FRANK'S FURNITURE REPAIRSREPAIRS O N A ll FURNITURE CAN ING RUSH SEATING DONE PAINTING - REFINISHING373 ATLANTIC AVEBROOKLYN, N. Y. 112174**444444*4*44444444*4*444444444444**4*4444*I *V4*444444444444*YOU ARE INVITED ITO HAVE A COFFEE BREAK WITH A FLAVOR AND TASTE Y O U %u2019LLNEVER FORGET. NOW YOU CAN BREW IN LESS THAN THREEMINUTES. 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