Domenick Postorino

"... candidates selected by Madison, Wis. The State the screening committee. Thc! Supreme Court Thursday sus- Education Committee decided pended thc law license of Atty to follow that procedure. I Domenick N. Postorino of Racine for one year an out Scholarships growth of 19701 The Executive Council of thc! fun. But they have to be oper-' conviction of commercial gam- university .anio out ..."

"... thc Clock bar, 715 Ni Sth st. I Roy W. GUI, 37, of 5051 S. st.. Greenfield, manager of a George Webb restaurant at 3800 W. National av. Atty. Domenick Postorino, 56, of Racine. Ziolkowski sald the warrants were issued on the sworn statement of the police informant and after a long investiga- t i o n by vice squad officers, ..."

"... checks, one for and the other for $3,- 714, and told him that lf he wanted to be paid he would have to cash the checks. He testified that Postorino told him that "his friend Howard Meister (former president of thc bank) would cash them for him." After walting several hours. Williamson said that Postorino came out of the bank about with in cash. He said Postorino told him Meister authorized cashing the checks. Williamson said that Postorino gave him and kept the rest for the gambling debts. Racine Atty. Domenick N. Postorino looked through some papers Wednesday in the court of Circuit Judge John L. Coffey during an adjournment of trial on commercial gambling charges. -Sentinel Photo bv P. Koshollek Theft charges ..."

"... Gill's. Gill's attorney. Richard Surges, moved that the sentence bc reduced. The two cases O'Connell referred to were those of Oscar Plotkin, 59. of HOO E. Congress St., and Domenick Postorino, 56, of Racine. Both men also were convicted of commercial gambling earlier this month. Plotkin was fined by O'Connell. Postorino was fined and placed on probation Roads Doyne Makes Big Cut From pane i hoped funds would be avail- would mcan not using an esti- in 1972 Thc 8 two ..."