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HOME ADDRESSES OF NEW YORK CITY'S MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
Rudolph William Louis "Rudy" Giuliani III 2007sep7
Candidate for Republican nomination for president, former mayor of New York City, former officer of the federal Department of Justice, born 28 May 1944.
GIULIANI, RUDOLPH W; 45 EAST 66TH STREET (at a corner of Madison Avenue), NEW YORK NY 10022. MANHATTAN / NEW YORK block 1381, lot 1104, MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL CONDO UNT, 45 EAST 66 STREET, RESID. He may have owed to JP MORGAN CHASE BANK; 118-3 5 QUEENS BLVD.,15TH FL.; FOREST HILLS NY 11375.
GIULIANI, RUDOLPH W; 444 EAST 86 STREET; NEW YORK NY. This may possibly be a formner address.
Rudy and his wife have widely published much information about her. Wife Judith Ann Stish Ross Nathan "Judy" Giuliani was born Judi (by some accounts, Judith) Ann Stish in 1954 or 1955. When he courted her, the press widely called her Judith Nathan. She wants to be called Judith, not Judi.
JUDITH S NATHAN Born 1954, 400 NOYACK RD, 03/12/2002, SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968, (631) 287-7000, (631) 287-4444. This may possibly be a second home for Rudy; for example, on weekends.
JUDITH S NATHAN, 45 66TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10021. This address is also recorded for Rudy. We guess it's their principal home.
Deborah Green lived with Fred Newman. She wrote in her article "Manifesto for FN [Fred Newman] and GK [Gabrielle "Rie" Kurlander]" in STONO, 1989, volume 1, number 3,
According to the Ex-IWP website, Deborah Green was political director of the Rainbow Lobby, Inc. (a Newmanite organization once run by Nancy Ross, and not to be confused with Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition), a founder of the New Alliance Party (a Newmanite organization), and treasurer for Lenora Fulani's 1988 presidential campaign as candidate of the New Alliance Party. She is on the board of directors of Newman's ASP according to its website on 4 July 2005.
In 2003 according to NYCCFB political contribution records, she worked as a researcher for ELLIOTT MANAGEMENT CORP. (a fund manager), 712 FIFTH AVE. (at 56th Street), NEW YORK, NY. Occupation: RESEARCHER. Interestingly, in 2003 according to NYCCFB political contribution records, Richard Sokolow (another Newmanite) worked as a researcher for WORLDSOURCE, 712 5TH (same street address as Green's employer) AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY; Occupation: RESEARCHER. In July 2003, they both contributed to Allen Cox for city council. Sokolow's residence zip code was 10011, which is in Manhattan, not Queens (where Green now seems to live).
Political contributions:
GREEN, DEBORAH A,
60 BANK ST,
NYC, NY 10014, 200.00, 12-FEB-00, 2000, FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2000 A N/A N/A.
GREEN, DEBORAH A,
4-74 48TH AVE,.
NEW YORK [Long Island City neighborhood of Queens borough], NY 11109, 50.00, 12-OCT-04, 2004, FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2004 A N/A N/A;
GREEN, DEBORAH ANN;
LONG ISLAND CTY, NY;
Type: Ind; ELLIOTT MANAGEMENT CORP.;
712 FIFTH AVE; .
NEW YORK, NY;
Occupation: RESEARCHER; 09/02/2003; Ref No: R0000261;
Filing:7(H) Sched:ABC $25
$25; Check.
HOLZMAN, LOIS
60 BANK
NYC, NY 10014
50.00, 28-JUN-99, 1999, FRIENDS OF LENORA B. FULANI, A N/A N/A.
Lois Holzman is a Newmanite. She lives with Fred Newman (60 Bank Street, Manhattan), according to records of her political contributions. Holzman and Newman met in 1976. Holzman and Newman started the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy, which she is director of. Holzman and Newman wrote a book together, Lev Vygotsky: Revolutionary Scientist. She wrote a book, Psychological Investigations: A Clinician's Guide to Social Therapy with Rafael Mendez (a city council candidate for whom Lenora Fulani collected contributions, and a faculty member of the East Side Institute). She promotes ASP (All Stars Project). She promotes ASP by writing and speaking about ASP, having brought some ASP kids to Moscow in 1993 for a conference on Lev Vygotsky (a Marxist whose obscure, psychological writings much influenced Newman in his creation of social therapy), and producing a video in 2002 entitled "Young People Learn by Studying Themselves: The All Stars Talent Show in Action".
She draws ASP kids to Fred Newman's social therapy movement (of which she is a leading theoretician) by, for example, bringing them to a conference about Lev Vygotsky (a Marxist whose writings are much of the intellectual foundation of social therapy).
Marx's ideas are the center and essence of social therapy. The therapist helps his client-patient (social therapists generally prefer the word "client" to the word "patient") realize that capitalism causes what he thinks are his emotional problems, and that he must become politically active (for the workers against the capitalists) to be happier. Holzman explained that "...politics is inherent in the practice of therapy. ...therapy of whatever type is inherently political, since all human environments are political.... ...therapy is political...." The new social therapy patient doesn't realize that, what he thinks are his emotional problems, are really a normal reaction to capitalism (which unfairly exploits him, steals some of the value he creates by his labor, and alienates him from other people). "For social therapists, alienation is a political issue." Marx explained the cause of alienation: "... under capitalism[,] production is organized in such a way that the products of production are severed from their producers and from the process of their production [so] people wind up relating to alienated products (commodities)." Capitalism also alienates people "... from their lives, their relationships, their feelings, their culture ....." The social therapy psychotherapist helps his client-patient learn that capitlalism (more particularly, the way capitalism organizes production) is the ultimate cause of his alienation, which is one of his chief problems. The best way for patients to learn this is in group therapy because of the strengths of the collective learning experience. To be happiest, the client-patient should live as part of a social therapy collective (because it is based on Marxist principles rather than on alienation-causing capitalist principles). It is not enough for the patient to understand that capitalism causes a normal response which he thought was an emotional defect or ailment. To feel best, the patient should engage in activity. The patient's activity is basic to social therapy. "We use the term activity in Marx's sense-"revolutionary, practical critical, activity" (Marx, 1974, p. 121).... Revolutionary, practical critical activity is human practice that is fully self reflexive, dialectical, transformative of the totality and continuously emergent. It is human practice that 'abolishes the present state of things' (Marx and Engels, 1974, p. 57) by the continuous transformation of mundane specific life practices into new forms of life." All of the quotations in this brief summary of social therapy came from "The Performance of Therapy after September 11[, 2001]" by Lois Holzman (of the East Side Institute for Short Term Psychotherapy) and four psychotherapists who work at the closely related East Side Center (Christine LaCerva, Bette Braun, Debra Pearl, Karen Steinberg ), Journal of Systemic Therapies, volume 21, number 3, 2002. Because social therapy is based on Marxism, articles explaining socail therapy usually use Marxist ideas and jargon, and often cite Marx's works. For example, Holman's 2002 article (quoted from in the several sentences above) cited:
Twice she inherited much from women who were not her relatives: Manhattan resident Sheila Weinstein Pyros (an inheritance involving lawyer-executor Arthur C. block and doctor Susan Massad, which is described elsewhere in this website) and Shadyside, Pennsylvania, artist
" Judy Penzer was an artist and a long-time Social Therapy patient. She was also the founder of the original Castillo Center loft on 20th Street. In 1989, Judy's grandmother was persuaded by Penzer to donate over $900,000 to help fund Castillo's move to Greenwich Street (a decision her grandmother later regretted, according to media reports). Judy was also exploited by the cult in a number of art schemes and political campaigns.
"But Penzer had reportedly left the IWP cult at the time of her untimely death in 1996. She had made a fresh start in the Pennsylvania and Long Island arts community. Judy died while en route to Paris with a friend during TWA's ill-fated Flight 800."
"Judy Penzer was a physically beautiful woman.
"About nine or ten years ago, on my way to work, on election day--I think it was the last time that Fulani ran for President--I saw Judy Penzer, at my train station in Brooklyn, handing out fliers for a candidate. She was surprised to see me, as I was her: For, I had totally "left" the IWP at that point. I was surpised to see Judy, because, from my memories of working for the cult, Judy Penzer was high up on the food chain. Her wealth afforded her the privilege of not having to be a "foot-soldier," a "grunt," for the organization, and it bought her a friendship with Fred Newman.
"Nonetheless, they, the organization, courted Judy Penzer, as I came to find out, simply for the money that she would give to them. As long as the bucks were rolling in from her (and/or her family) they were kind and caring, and a friend of Judy Penzer.
"Judy was married to another member of the IWP. His name is Arthur Block[described elsewhere in this website; for example, regarding Sheila Pyros's will]. If my memory serves me well, he is/was an attorney. Rumor has it that Judy was seeking a divorce from Art Block; but, he was making it difficult for her to get the divorce, tying Judy up in legal shenanigans over their community property. At the time that the divorce proceedings were going on, Art was a dyed-in-the-wool devout follower of Fred Newman. (He may well still continue to be.) Art was making it difficult for Judy to get the divorce from him, because that was the directive that was given to him by Fred Newman, or one of his generals, on how he should proceed with her: Get every cent that you can out of her! I think Judy finally did get her divorce, but I don't know what she had to give up to Art/the IWP in order to dissolve the marriage."
The facts in the paragraphs above suggest undue influence by attorney Block, psychotherapist-heir Holzman, doctor Massad, and Fred Newman (who is leader of Block, Holzman, Massad, and heirs Jacqueline and Cathy Salit).
The Newman movement has often been represented by (according to information once at URL http://dennisking.org/fulaniquestions.htm) lawyer Harry Kresky and law firm Kresky and Frazier, especially Harry Kresky. A female lawyer (not necessarily licensed to practice in New York) named "Alvaader Frazier" lived with Newman when he wrote the essay, "The Women I Live With". According to former URL www.reformparty.org/, Harry Kresky is on the Independence party's executive committees for New York State and for New York County (Manhattan). His website has a link to CUIP ("Independent politics - http://www.cuip.org/"), which was founded by Fulani and Jacqueline Salit (about each of whom there is an article in this website).
His office address is 250 W. 57th St. (Suite 2017), Manhattan 10107. This is the same street number as lawyer Arthur Block's office (although not the same suite number), and the same street number as the place where the NAP provided office space to Al Sharpton according to Al Sharpton's statement to Newsday newspaper (reported elsewhere in this website).
The following Kresky addresses are from publicly available political contribution records:
KRESKY, HARRY
KRESKY, HARRY
Michael Krinsky is a Manhattan lawyer who was president of the New York city chapter of NLG (National Lawyers Guild) from 1977 to 1979. There is a
Harry Kresky represented high-ranking Newmanite Emily Carter as the plaintiff in a court case against the Jackson Advocate newspaper and other defendants (IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; EMILY CARTER, Plaintiff, vs. JACKSON ADVOCATE, et al., Defendants; (File No. 33,611) Case No. CAL 86-20750). In 1986 and 1987 in that case, he deposed (questioned in a court proceeding called a deposition) NAP's former presidential candidate Dennis L. Serrette (whose criticism of Fred Newman and the NAP had been published by the Jackson Advocate).
She was originally Newman's
Kurlander's address:
She bought a Manhattan townhouse (60 Bank Street in lower Manhattan) with Fred Newman in the
STEPHANIE G SADOWSKI, 5912 72ND ST, MASPETH NY 11378, (718) 429-8468
23 March 2004, SADOWSKI, LUCILLE; QUEENS NY 11378.
LUCILLE B SADOWSKI (related to mayoral employee and political contribtor STEPHANIE G SADOWSKI, described on this page), age 57, 5912 72ND ST, MASPETH NY 11378, (718) 429-8468
Political contribution 11/03/2003 $50 check.
Many
Speakers Platform provides a brief biography of Salit, parts of which are summarized in this paragraph. Salit is the executive producer of a weekly cable television show in New York, "FULANI!", in which Lenora Fulani interviews political celebrities. Salit was born in 1953 in New York City, grew up in a Jewish family on Manhattan's upper west side, went to Sarah Lawrence College (briefly?), then started working for ABC network news by covering the Democratic and Republican party conventions (in 1972, when she was about 19 years old?). She eventually became an associate producer at ABC. She quit ABC in 1975 (when she was about 22 years old) to help organize welfare recipients in New York city. She helped by being a legal advocate for NYCUWC (New York City Unemployed and Welfare Council), which was founded by Fred Newman and some of his followers including Gail Elber. Back then at NYCUWC, she worked with fellow Newmanite Gail Elberg, about whom there is an article at this website. In 1994 (about 19 years after Salit left ABC to ecome a legal advocate for NYCUWC), Salit and Fulani started CUIP (Committee for a Unified Independent Party, which often calls itself ChIP and CHIP).
Jacqueline S. Salit may be related to Cathy Salit, treasurer of the defunct FULANI FOR YOUTH AND DEMOCRACY '90 committee, of which the state Board of Elections has records.
The address of the Neo-independent (of which Jacqueline Salit is executive editor) is:
Jacqueline S. Salit lives with her leader, psychotherapist Fred Newman, and some of his other followers (for example, his girlfriend Gabrielle "Rie" Kurlander, who is president of All Stars Project).
2005 March 3,
Kevin Sheekey is special adviser to the mayor. He worked for Queens's Democratic representative James Haas Scheuer (district 8) for ten years and then for New York state's Democratic senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. (By the way, NYPD Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne also worked for Moynihan, as press secretary and chief of staff). Sheekey moved from the District of Columbia to Manhattan to work for Michael Bloomberg. Sheekey is campaign manager for New York city mayor Michael Bloomberg's 2005 reelection campaign. Sheekey has a wife Robin and twin children Samantha and Dillon (who, according to a city government press release, were born in September 2001). He may possibly be:
Cathy Stewart ran for state representative in 1986 from the Boston-Cambridge area as an NAP candidate. According to Leigh Peake, Stewart's campaign workers deceitfully denied that they were connected to the NAP.
"Ros Everdell at the Boston headquarters of the Rainbow Coalition claims that the problems actually began before the Stewart campaign but were accentuated when Stewart and NAP, in their door-to-door campaigning, identified themselves as members of 'the Rainbow' with no further clarification. Similarly, one of Stewart's campaign leaflets was titled 'Women and the Rainbow.' The result, says Everdell, was that many people confused these canvassers as being connected with the Rainbow Coalition. 'Some called the Rainbow Coalition office to say 'I gave money' or '1 was going to give money but then became suspicious,' ' says Everdell. When challenged, canvassers denied there was any connection between NAP and the Rainbow Lobby/Alliance, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary in their own National Alliance newspaper."
Stewart is chairman of the New York county committee of the New York state Independence party. She has been national field organizer for CUIP (Committee for a Unified Independent Party), which is controlled by Fred Newman through Fulani and Salit.
Stewart's address seems to be 560 West 43rd Street, 32K, Manhattan 10036. Her address, although not including "32K", has been used by Newmanites Harry Kresky, Lenora Fulani, and John Opdycke.
In April 2002 (months after Bloomberg became mayor with the help of the Newmanite-controlled New York county part of the Independence party), Walcott and communications director William Cunningham met Fred Newman and one of his followers (Lenora B. Fulani, boss of the New York county part of the Independence party). A month later, a Bloomberg panel agreed to provide tax-free status for $8.35 million in bonds that were sold to build new headquarters for All Stars Project, run by Newmanite Gabrielle "Rie" Kurlander. (Walcott's April 2002 meeting with Newman and Fulani, and the Bloomberg panel's bond help the next month, are reported by Tom Robbins in former URL voiceradio.villagevoice.com/news/0523,robbins1,64702,5.html, "Fulani's City Hall Push ...", 7 June 2005, New York city's Village Voice newspaper.)
DENNIS C. WALCOTT,
DENNIS M. WALCOTT, both age 53, 11627 220TH ST, CAMBRIA HEIGHTS NY 11411, (718) 276-1923, (718) 341-2056. QUEENS BLOCK 11321, LOT 19, 116-27 220 STREET.
He may have owed to JP MORGAN CHASE BANK NA (PO BOX 11606, LEXINGTON KY 40576) and RIDGEWOOD SAVINGS BANK (71-02 FOREST AVE, RIDGEWOOD NY 11385).
QUEENS BLOCK 10311, LOT 33, 114-52 180TH STREET.
2010mar28
Edward Irving "Ed" Koch
born 12 Dec 1924 in the Bronx
mayor, member of the House of Representatives
EDWARD I KOCH Born 1924
1290 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
NEW YORK, NY 10104
(212) 541-2100
employment address and phone
NYS Lawyer Registration Number 1751916
EDWARD I. KOCH
BRYAN CAVE LLP
1290 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
NEW YORK, NY 10104-0101
United States
(212) 541-2100
Year Admitted in NY: 1949
Appellate Division Department of Admission: 2
Law School: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Registration Status: Currently registered
Next Registration: Dec 2010
KOCH, EDWARD I
2 PARK AVE
NY, NY 10001 1,000.00 17-JUN-99
FRIENDS OF VITO LOPEZ 1999 July Periodic
A Member of Assembly 53 N/A N/A
KOCH, EDWARD III
1725 (or 1729) YORK AVE
NY NY US
KOCH EDWARD I.,
NEW YORK, NY 10104
ROBINSON SILVERMAN PEARCE ET AL./
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE -
CONTRIBUTIONS
12/13/2001 200.00 22990301896
Edward Koch
2 5th Ave
New York, NY 10011
(212) 979-1123
Edward Koch Enterprises
KRESKY, HARRY
560 W 43 ST #32K
NYC, NY 10036.
New York state political fund-raising committee A04485 (Lenora Fulani for Govrnor '94, Cathy Stewart, Treasurer) used 560 West 43rd Street as its address.
505 W. 54TH ST., #419
NEW YORK, NY 10019.
His home seems to be on West 54th Street. His office is on West 57th Street.
505 W 54TH APT 419
NEW YORK, NY 10019
KURLANDER, GABRIELE,
60 BANK ST.,
NYC, NY 10014, 350.00, 01-MAR-99, 1999 FRIENDS OF LENORA B. FULANI, A N/A N/A;
KURLANDER, GABRIELLE,
60 BANK ST,
NYC, NY 10014, 300.00, 29-JAN-99, 1999 FRIENDS OF LENORA B. FULANI, A N/A N/A;
KURLANDER, GABRIELLE L,
60 BANK ST.,
NEW YORK, NY 10014, 100.00, 28-JAN-02, 2002, PEOPLE FOR RAVITZ A STATE SENATOR 26;
KURLANDER, GABRIELLE L,
60 BANK STREET,
NEW YORK, NY 10014, 250.00, 03-SEP-04, 2004, FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2004, A N/A N/A.
PETER J. MADONIA, age 50, 1316 WARING Avenue, BRONX NY 10469-5702, (718).
QUEENS, NY 11378.
employer MAYOR BLOOMBERG OFFICE,
59 MAIDEN LANE,
NEW YORK NY.
Occupation MAPPER.
political contributions in 2002 and 2003, checks.
Postmodern Press, 302A West 12th Street, #140,
New York, NY 10014.
telephone 212-609-2800
General Info: editor@neoindependent.com;
Jacqueline Salit, Executive Editor;
Media & Public Relations, Sarah Lyons;
Sales & Marketing, John Opdycke;
Production Manager, Kim Svoboda.
Salit, Jacqueline S.
10/25/2004 $250.00;
(60 Bank Street, near Bleecker and West 11th Streets),
Manhattan, NY 10014;
CUIP Inc. [which was founded by Salit and Fulani]/political director -
[Contribution to]
NADER FOR PRESIDENT 2004 GENERAL ELECTION COMMITTEE.
Salit, Jacqueline S. Ms.
3/19/2003 $250.00
(60 Bank Street)
New York, NY 10014
Self/Writer -[Contribution]
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
SALIT, JACQUELINE S
60 BANK ST.
NYC, NY 10014 1,000.00 30-NOV-99 2000 FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2000 A N/A N/A.
SALIT, JACQUELINE S
, 200.00 28-JAN-02 2002 PEOPLE FOR RAVITZ A STATE SENATOR 26.
SALIT, JACQUELINE
60 BANK ST
BROOKLYN, NY 11201 500.00 10-JUN-02 2002 FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2002 A N/A N/A.
SALIT, JACQUELINE S
60 BANK ST.
NEW YORK, NY 1,000.00 11-MAY-04 2004 FRIENDS OF INDEPENDENCE 2004 A N/A N/A.
SALIT, JACQUILINE S
60 BANK STREET
NY, NY 10014 250.00 09-AUG-02 2002 GO G GO A MBR OF ASSEMBLY 84.
SALIT, JAQUELINE 35.00 29-OCT-02 2002 GAIL HILSON FOR ASSEMBLY A MBR OF ASSEMBLY 73.
MARC J. SHAW (maybe the "J" is a clerical error), MARC V. SHAW, age 51, 7929 214TH Street, OAKLAND GARDENS, Queens county, NY 11364-3509, (718) 776-5677.
Shaw is a candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor. (He wants the Republican party to nominate him for mayor.) He is 30 years old, lives in the Midwood Park neighborhhod of Brooklyn,works for TD Securitie, born in Pennsylvania.
SHAW, STEVEN J MR.;
4/27/2004 $250.00;
648 2nd St.,
BROOKLYN, NY 11215;
TD SECURITIES/INVESTMENT BANKER -[Contribution];
BUSH-CHENEY '04 (PRIMARY) INC.
SHEEKEY
Central Park Bench, Manhattan
From Cryptome
KEVIN J. SHEEKEY, age 39, 241 CENTRAL PARK West (near West 84th Street), NEW YORK NY 10024-4530, (212) 721-5011.
spokesman for mayor Bloomberg, about age 31 in 2005, lives in Manhattan, Republican:
EDWARD SKYLER, 30 WEST 63RD Street, NEW YORK NY 10023, (212) 265-8832.
"One example of this [confusion between the NAP, which operated the Rainbow Lobby and Rainbow Alliance, and Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition] is the confusion that arose during the 1986 Boston race for state representative between incumbent John E. McDonough and NAP candidate Cathy Stewart.
Stewart was treasurer of New York state Board of Elections campaign finance committee number A04485: LENORA FULANI FOR GOVERNOR '94
Cathy Stewart, Treasurer
560 W. 43rd Street (near 11th Avenue)
New York NY 10036-4300. (This website has an article about Fulani.)
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