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|. Services of Mead Data Central r ) Y PAGE: 4: Proprietary tu .he United Press International, sctober 25, 1986 ''l'm a true Democrat even though running on the Right-to-Life line,'' Dillon Said. ''No true Democrat would appear on the platform with such a candidate.'' Cuomo spokesman Gary Fryer said the campaign asked O'Rourke by telegram Saturday to produce evidence supporting allegations of anti-Semitism, saying such charges ‘'should not be made recklessly.'! Aloise Buckley, an O'Rourke spokeswoman, said three New Alliance Party campaign leaflets show the party supports Farrahkan, the controversial Chicago minister, although none of the material contained anti-Semitic remarks. ‘It's a matter of public record that Mr. Farrahkan has made strong Statements that are anti-Semitic,'' Buckley said. Kate Gardner, a Fulani spokeswoman, denied Farrahkan is anti-Semitic. i Debate producer David Hepp, host of the statewide ''Inside Albany'’ program, Said he had no plans to change the Line-up for the debate, despite the # withdrawls. ‘tWe reluctantly agreed to the governor's demand to expand the debate to include all four candidates,‘' Hepp said. ''We don't feel it's our place to disinvite anyone.'' Hepp said the broadcast will be cut to 60 minutes from 90 minutes if O'Rourke and Dillon boycott. The develogwents come one day after Heoo expanded the broadcast to include all four candidates after protests were lodged that Dillon and Fulani were excluded. len eo renee ce Heop, who regularly reports on state government, said Cuomo's campaign was playing a ''game'' and trying to weaken the debate by adding the other candidates. ''There's no question that if you have four voices instead of three, it makes \ the debate more diffused,’’ Hepp said. e * t IS’ NEX is LEXIS NEX Is