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20 North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y., March 27, 1958 New Castle Tribune, Chappaqua, N. Y., March,27, 1958 Supervisors Outpoint Gerlach In Assembly Relief Bill Vote By JOSEPH W. SHANNON ALBANY — Westchester's Board of Supervisors—in a way—outpoint ed County Republican Chairman Herbert C. Gerlach, 3 to 2, March 21 in — of all places — the chambers of the State Assembly. The balloting covered the votes of Westchester assemblymen on a controversial measure which sought to set up a one-year resi dence requirement to qualify for welfare aid. The Assembly also heard cheers for Malcolm Wilson of Yonkers, who defended the bill's validity in an address before the house. Three legislators—Theodore Hill of Jefferson Valley, Frances Mar- latt of Mount Vernon and Hunter S. Meighan of Mamaroneck — op posed the measure, in this instance supporting the stand of the Board of Supervisors which had unani mously called for its defeat. Gerlach's Request Two-Wilson and Fred S. 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Primatene opens bronchial tubes, loosens mucous congestion, relieves taut nervous tension. All this with out taking painful injections. The secret is—Primatene combines 3 medicines (in full prescription strength) found most effective in combination for asthma distress. Each performs a special purpose. So look forward to sleep at night and freedom from asthma spasms ... get Primatene, at any drugstore. Only 98ji—money-back-guarantee. 01065. Whitehall Phirracal GompUT legislator, William F. Horan of Tuc^ahoe, was absent. It was reported reliably that Gerlach had requested members of the county delegation to vote for the measure. Republican County Chairman Ralph Lehr of Erie had called on Gerlach for support of the bill. The bil drew 140 votes, 70 for 70 against; 76 votes are required for passage. The measure had pre viously passed in the Senate. Heck Demanded Debate It was reported that the bill would have been killed in com mittee as \impassable but that Speaker Oswald D. Heck had or dered that it be debated on the floor of the house. Wilson, in completing his ad dress, was questioned by Assem blyman Bentiey Kassal ,of New York City: \Do you know, Mr. Wilson, the position of the Westchester Board of Supervisors in this matter?\ Wilson answered: \A week ago Monday the West chester Board of Supervisors voted unanimously against this measure. I represent the First Assembly District of Westchester, and I am not a member of the Board of Supervisors; my position and my thinking are formulated by myself, and not by the board.\ Wilson Cites History In supporting the bill, Wilson cited precedents back to Colonial days in New York to show resi dence requirements have long been followed in this state. He said that 44 of the 48 states have residence requirements for welfare aid and that New York is surrounded by states which have them—as a result, he asserted, New York is flooded by outside claimants. Wilson said that the bill did not bar public assistance if the one- year residence requirement was not met. \It specifically authorizes,\ he said, \local welfare authorities to give emerbency aid and there is no limitation on the duration of that emergency aid.\ He added that the bill was true to the pro per concept of government; \the closer you put together the spend ing of public funds and the re sponsibility for raising them, the better government you will get.\ New York City legislators staged a brief -walkout in protest. Upstate Republicans claimed it would save their communities hundreds of thousand of dollars in relief ap propriations. Those opposing the bill also pointed out the residence requirement would cause a tre mendous drain on private charities. April Inspection For 1942-46 Cars Owners of motor vehicles of model years 1942 through 1946 must have them inspected in April, Motor Vehicle Commissioner Jo seph P. Kelly said today. 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