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of his tenure.
"If voters want to change
direction they should vote for
one of the other candidates.
I'm going to continue the
tough, no plea bargaining
policies we've instituted over
the past 16 years."
Thompson also says he
thinks it is important for the
prosecuting attorney to be
outspoken on important
issues and that they are
obligated to get the system to
change.
Jeff Leib
Fessler says that the system
in the prosecutor's office is
ready for change. He says he
hopes his professional ac-
complishments will outweigh
recent negative publicity
associated with his arrest for
driving under the influence of
alcohol.
"I will completely review
the present policies with the
law enforcement agencies and
change the intake methods in
the prosecutor's office."
He also has plans to bring
crime education into the
schools to teach young
children to avoid being crime
victims.
County
Commissioners
In twelve county commis-
sion districts that comprise a
large Jewish population, 27
candidates appear on the
ballot. Several are un-
contested in the primary.
In District 12, comprised of
Birmingham (part), Clawson,
Royal Oak (part) and Troy
(part), incumbent Republican
Susan Kuhn will face
Democrat Neila Pomerantz in
the Nov. 8 general election. A
Troy resident, Pomerantz is
interested in education, job
training, substance abuse and
health issues.
District 13 is made up of
Bloomfield Township (part),
Birmingham (part) and Troy
(part). The winner of the
Republican contest on Tues-
day — John Pappageorge or
incumbent Robert Page —
will take on Democrat
Charles Salgat in November.
District 15 is comprised of
Bloomfield Township (part),
Southfield (part), West Bloom-
field 'Ibwnship (part) and Far-
mington Hills (part). No one
has challenged Democrat
Albert Zolton or incumben-
tRepublican David Moffitt.
"New leadership is needed
that will more aggressively
address the concerns of our
citizens," Zolton said.
In District 19, comprised of
Royal Oak and Oak Park, in-
cumbent Democrat Dennis
Aaron will meet Republican
A. K. Morton in November.
Another uncontested dis-
trict, 20, which represents a
portion of Southfield, will
match Republican Alan Kohn
against incumbent Democrat
Lawrence Pernick in the
general election.
"County government con-
tinues to be a challenge,
especially as our society
becomes more complex," Per-
nick said.
District 21, uncontested on
Tuesday, contains parts of
Southfield and Farmington
Hills. Incumbent Democrat
Lillian Jaffe Oaks will run
against Republican Marie
Bowers.
In District 22, comprised of
Bloomfield Township (part),
Southfield (part), Birm-
ingham (part) and Southfield
Township (part), Democrat
Carolyn Peyser will face in-
cumbent Republican Donald
Jensen.
District 25 is comprised of
Commerce Township, West
Bloomfield (part) and Walled
Lake. Incumbent Republican
G. William Caddell will be up
against Democrat Richard
Riley.
In District 26, comprised of
West Bloomfield (part), Keego
Harbor, Orchard Lake and
Sylvan Lake, Democrat Ar-
nold Sabaroff will be running
against incumbent Republi-
can Thomas A. Law or Re-
publican Marcella Montante.
District 23 is comprised of
Bloomfield Township (part),
Waterford lbwnship (part),
Bloomfield Hills and Pontiac
(part). Democrat Steven
Townsend will meet incum-
bent Republican Nancy
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COMMUNITY STRONGLY URGE YOU TO VOTE FOR:
CIRCUIT JUDGE
RICHARD D.
UFO!
For
COURT OF APPEALS
PROMOTE INTEGRITY AND EXPERIENCE
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Oakland County Circuit Judge, over 15/2 years
Chief Judge, 3 years
Visiting Judge, Court of Appeals
Experienced Trial Lawyer, 13 years
Circuit Judge Richard D. Kuhn will bring legal learning and
ability to the Court of Appeals. His integrity, ethics, dedica-
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Allen Glass
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Daniel Goldsmith
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Hanley Gurwin
Harvey R. Heller
Albert L. Holtz
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Norman Hyman
Michael Jacob
Larry Kaluzny
Alan Kanter
Alan J. Kaufman
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Joseph Kosik
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Harriet Rotter
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Arnold Shifman
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Hon. Edward Sosnick
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