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By TIM O'BRIEN Sen. Harrison A. Williams’ Abscam bribery conviction was upheld yesterday by the trial judge who, in ruling that the New Jersey Democrat's due process rights were not Violated, concluded that Williams was not entrapped but acted ° “knowingly and voluntarily.” | '. US. District Court Judge George C. Pratt set Jan. 26 for. Sentencing the 23- Year Senate veteran ‘snd his co-defand- ani, Cherry Hill lawyer Alexander Fein-- * berg, 72. Both were found guilty last May 1 following a five-week: trial in Brooklyn. . “illiams was not available for com- ment. However, his Spokesman, Walter Gold, said, “It will go to the Court of Appeals, there’s no question about that.” The senator’s trial Jay ’ Koelzer of Red Bank, said ceed in fall co Appeei..” Frau, it his 61-psce opinion issued in Uniondale, N.Y., did dismiss one count on which Feinberg was convicted, a charge that he aided Williams when the Senator traveled interstate to accept share: of stock at a mecting in JFK Internationa) Airport in Queens in ‘Au- nficence to the Court of Bust, 1979. * ‘The ruling, which comes 12 days after Williams’ 623 ly’ ends tie ‘trial portion of the case, Wil- lars appeal is exrecied to be filed shorily ‘hich falls about tie same time that the Senate is expected to take up the recom- mer-dation of its ethics committee that Witiams be eypelicd for “repugnant” (Please turn to Pe ge 2) after the scheduled sentencing, birthday, technical : aE Wil Photo byRonalg F. Mcéfat ’ Sen. Harrison A. William (D-N.J.) is shown eddressinga mittee Senate subcom- last month