The Times
Wednesday, September 1, 1976, page 39 (of 61)
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Circuit Court Group 8
Faske Adele Faske, 60, former assistant state attorney, is a candidate for Circuit Court Judge. Mrs. Faske received both her undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Miami. The first woman to hold the post of assistant state attorney in Florida, she was originally appointed by Governor Dan McCarty in 1953. Faske Fink A fourth generation Miamian, Richard Fink, 50, an attorney, is a candidate for Circuit Judge. A graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles and Harvard Law School, Fink also attended the University of Miami and Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Fink Nazarro Joseph Nazzaro, 51, North Miami Beach City Attorney, is a candidate for Circuit Court Judge. The former Assistant State Attorney serves as Public Utilities Counsel for the City of North Miami Beach as well as City Attorney. He was assistant county solicitor for Broward County for one year. Nazarro Yavitz Sheldon Yavitz, 37, a practicing attorney since 1964, is a candidate for Circuit Judge. He and his wife Patsy Ann live with their three children in South Dade. Yavitz
We need someone awake to the issues. We need Roberta FOX
What we need in Tallahassee is less sleeping on the job and more representatives who are awake to the issues. More representatives like Roberta Fox. Roberta Fox is awake to South Florida's need to attract diversified industry and to eliminate the high rate of unemployment. Roberta Fox is awake to the fact that we need to establish a family court system to promote stability of the family. That we need programs to insure the safety of our children and teachers in the schools. That we need multi-purpose senior citizen centers. That we need comprehensive insurance reform. And a complete overhaul of Florida's antiquated tax structure. We need Roberta Fox. Pull lever 8-B Vote for Fox For Dade State Representative District 110 Democrat Roberta Fox has been endorsed by the following: Congress of Senior Citizens | Concerned Democrats | Council of Senior Citizens | Communications Workers of America Local 3107 | United Teachers of Dade | Dade County Council of Fire Fighters | Young Democrats | Dade County Federation of Labor AFL-CIO | Tenants Association of Florida | National Education Association (NEA) | Voters Incorporated | American Law Enforcement Officers Association | Cuban-American Democrats | Dade County Womans Political Caucus | The Miami News | Committee For Sane Growth | Pol. Pd. Adv.
RE-ELECT BILL FLYNN ...ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER
LEVER 10-B LEVER 10-B COMMITTED TO BRINGING THE VOICE OF DADE COUNTY TO TALLAHASSEE A PROVEN LEADER BUSINESS, CHURCH, CIVIC AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, COMMUNITY SERVICE RECEIVED AWARD FROM CHIEF JUDGE OF DADE COUNTY FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM OF DADE COUNTY. Endorsed by Miami News Endorsed by Dade County Federation of Labor AFL-CIO Endorsed by United Teachers of Dade County COPE Endorsed by Florida Coalition of Mobile Home Owners Endorsed by United Transportation Union Endorsed by Police Benevolent Association Endorsed by Building Industry Political Action Committee Endorsed by Fraternal Order of Police Endorsed by Congress of Senior Citizens Endorsed by Voter's and Taxpayers League Endorsed by Homestead Exemption League of Dade County Endorsed by Condominium Owners Assoc. Inc. Endorsed by Dade Better Government League Endorsed by Young Democratic Club of Dade County Endorsed by Dade County Association of Fire Fighters No. 1403 Endorsed by Civic Action of Florida, Inc. Endorsed by Congress of Presidents of Civic & Political Organizations of Dade County. Endorsed by Int'l Assoc. of Machinists & Aerospace Workers Endorsed by Communications Workers of America HELP THESE GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS SEND BILL FLYNN BACK TO TALLAHASSEE FOR 1975 and '76 Paid for by Bill Flynn Campaign Fund, Bill Flynn, Treasurer YOU WIN WITH BILL FLYNN LEVER 10-B Re-Elect STATE REP. DIST. 119 DEM.