Manfred Ohrenstein (born August 5, 1925) is an American lawyer and politician. Counsel to the New York law firm of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, he is also...
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Manhattan Institute for Policy Research; former New York State Senator Manfred Ohrenstein, Jacqueline V. Brady, a vice president of Nomura Securities International...
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Democratic primary by Manfred Ohrenstein. In November 1960, Farrell ran on the Liberal ticket for re-election, but was defeated by Ohrenstein. On March 24, 1962...
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William T. O'Neil Thomas C. O'Sullivan James M. Oakley Isaac Ogden Manfred Ohrenstein Allen J. Oliver William M. Oliver Andrew Onderdonk George Onorato...
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Grenada Minister for Legal Affairs and Minister of Foreign Affairs Manfred Ohrenstein (B.A. 1948), New York State Senate Minority Leader Joseph Pennacchio...
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Senate In office January 1, 1995 – December 31, 2002 Preceded by Manfred Ohrenstein Succeeded by David Paterson Personal details Born Martin Edward Connor...
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was named press secretary to New York State Senate Minority Leader Manfred Ohrenstein. In 1989, Governor Mario Cuomo tapped her to become spokesperson for...
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rejected by the MTA. In December 1983, State Senate Minority Leader Manfred Ohrenstein proposed legislation that would make 27 key stations accessible and...
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Cuomo and Mayor Koch, as well as Klein, Robert M. Morgenthau and Manfred Ohrenstein and Peter Cohen as chairmen of its board. The plans were not completely...
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New York City, Chartock worked in the state legislature for Senator Manfred Ohrenstein. He attended the New Lincoln School, graduated from Rhodes High School...
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State Senate from the 27th district In office 1995–1998 Preceded by Manfred Ohrenstein Succeeded by Thomas Duane Commissioner of the New York City Department...
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John J. Marchi* Rep./Cons. 24th Paul P. E. Bookson* Democrat 25th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat 26th Whitney North Seymour Jr.* Republican 27th Basil A...
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Bookson* Democrat 28th Whitney North Seymour Jr. Republican 29th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat 30th Jerome L. Wilson* Democrat 31st Basil A. Paterson Democrat...
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New York State Senate Preceded by Joseph F. Periconi New York State Senate 29th District 1961–1965 Succeeded by Manfred Ohrenstein...
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Thomas J. Mackell Preceded by Manfred Ohrenstein New York State Senate 25th District 1966 Succeeded by Manfred Ohrenstein Preceded by Jeremiah B. Bloom...
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on November 3, 1964, elected to the New York City Civil Court 25th Manfred Ohrenstein* Dem./Lib. 26th Harry Kraf* Democrat 27th Ivan Warner* Democrat 28th...
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Rules 24th Paul P. E. Bookson Democrat Chairman of Agriculture 25th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat Chairman of Mental Hygiene 26th Harry Kraf* Democrat Chairman...
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was the Special Assistant to New York State Senate Minority Leader Manfred Ohrenstein. She advised him on issues relating to Holocaust remembrance and the...
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25th Martin Connor* Dem./Lib. 26th Roy M. Goodman* Rep./Lib. 27th Manfred Ohrenstein* Dem./Lib. Minority Leader 28th Franz S. Leichter* Dem./Lib. 29th...
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Zaretzki* Democrat Minority Leader 24th Joseph R. Marro* Democrat 25th Manfred Ohrenstein Democrat 26th Harry Kraf* Democrat 27th Ivan Warner* Democrat 28th...
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Succeeded by district abolished New York State Senate Preceded by Manfred Ohrenstein New York State Senate 29th District 1967 Succeeded by Robert García...
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25th Carol Bellamy* Democrat 26th Roy M. Goodman* Republican 27th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat Minority Leader 28th Carl McCall Democrat 29th Franz S....
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David Paterson, Jeremy Weinstein, Liz Krueger, Donald Halperin, and Manfred Ohrenstein. Pearlman also served as a judicial intern to New York Supreme Court...
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Paterson New York State Senate 27th District 1971–1972 Succeeded by Manfred Ohrenstein Preceded by Joseph Zaretzki New York State Senate 28th District 1973–1974...
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25th Martin Connor* Democrat 26th Roy M. Goodman* Republican 27th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat Minority Leader 28th Carl McCall* Democrat in December 1979...
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John J. Marchi* Rep./Cons. 24th Paul P. E. Bookson* Democrat 25th Manfred Ohrenstein* Dem./Lib. 26th Roy M. Goodman* Rep./Lib. 27th Sidney A. von Luther...
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Legislatures. On September 16, 1987, Babbush, Senate Minority Leader Manfred Ohrenstein and Ohrenstein aide Frank Sanzillo were indicted for 564 counts of grand...
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25th Martin Connor* Dem./Lib. 26th Roy M. Goodman* Rep./Lib. 27th Manfred Ohrenstein* Dem./Lib. Minority Leader 28th Franz S. Leichter* Dem./Lib. 29th...
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25th Martin Connor* Dem./Lib. 26th Roy M. Goodman* Rep./Lib. 27th Manfred Ohrenstein* Dem./Lib. Minority Leader 28th Franz S. Leichter* Dem./Lib. 29th...
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John J. Marchi* Republican 24th Paul P. E. Bookson* Democrat 25th Manfred Ohrenstein* Democrat 26th Roy M. Goodman Republican 27th Basil A. Paterson* Democrat...
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