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Judge orders 2 PACs to respond to Ethics Board.
Byline: Bob Warner
May 3--Two political committees that have been heavy donors to U.S. Rep. Bob Brady will have to answer questions from the city Board of Ethics, a Philadelphia judge ruled yesterday.
One of the committees is Unity 2001, run by one of Brady's congressional staff members, Anthony Cacciavillano, and headquartered at Brady's 34th Ward office in West Philadelphia.
The other is Genesis IV, a political-action committee created by Councilwoman Carol Campbell and now run by her brother, Edgar C. Campbell Jr.
Common Pleas Judge Gary Glazer ruled yesterday that both Cacciavillano and Edgar Campbell would have to obey subpoenas from …
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