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rm I i i mil- ii nrvai hi rci-cri i iuiiii.untrxrr anx 'j portaticn Commmeet and filed (No. Democrat and Chronicle Rochester, N. Y. May 31, 1968 Nassau Cottager Found Drowned 5A Comn. No.

219 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Parks Relative to Optioi for Land for Durand-Eastmaa Park. Read, referred to Finance and Conservation. Recreation and Natural Resources Committees and filed (No. 68- Buy Smokes, 'Gas' Today Taxes in N.Y. Rise Tomorrow By CAROL R.

RICHARDS, Gannett News Service Comn. No. SOS Submitting Proposed Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Rochester City School District Whereby the Count? Health Department Provides Services of One Public Health Nurse and a Physician In Connection with Pre-Kindergartcn Demostration Center. Read and filed (No. NASSAU (AP) A 68-year-j old man was found drowned yesterday, apparently after falling down an embankment near the cottage where he lived alone.

Coroner Ira Van Wormer of Troy said Cornelius W. McCabe TODAY AT MIDTOWN Comn. No. 307 Submitting Proposed Resolution Author Comm. No.

290 Submitting Recommendation of Director of Parks Relative Renewing Agreement ith City School District to Operate Swimming Pools at Marshall and Charlotte High Schools for the Summer of 1968. Read, referred to Finance and Conservation, Recreation and Natural Resources Committees and filed (No. 68- Ulna Agreement with I'nlverslty of evidently went outside Wednesday night to remove an item from a clothesline at the top of the embankment, along nearby Nassau Lake. The coroner gave a verdict of accidental death. Rochester In Regard to Nursing Serv Ices to be Provided by the Health De partment.

Read and filed (No. 68-343). From Other County Officials NONE 1 Comn. No. 291 Submitting Request of the New York State Association for Retarded Children, for Land on Elmwood Avenue Adjacent to Al Sigl Center.

Read, referred to Finance and Conservation, Recreation and Natural Resources Committees and filed (No. ill OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MONROE COUNTY MISCELLEANOUS COMMUNICATIONS 7D Comn. No. 308 Rochester Bureau of Municipal Re. PI search, Inc.

Submitting Study on fufo ELEVENTH DAY Comn. No. 292 Recommending Preparation of Plans for a Proper Detention Facility for Juve-niles. Read, referred to Finance and Community Health and Social Service Committees and filed (No. "The Real Property Read and filed (No.

68-34). THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1968 Legislature met pursuant to adjournment. President Courtney in the Chair. Comn.

No. 309 1 Rochester Bureau of Municipal Re ALBANY Starting tomorrow you'll pay the state a penny more a gallon for gasoline and two cents more a pack for cigarettes. If you smoke a pack a day, the new tax will cost you $7.30 a year; if you drive 15,000 miles a year you'll pay the state about $10 more annually. And if you are one of those 250,000 persons with a taxable income above $17,000 you'll be paying the state more income tax too $2,500 a year more if you've got a wife and two kids and you earn $100,000 a year. Its all part of the new $147 million tax increase passed by the Legislature this session.

The cigarette and gasoline taxes, expected to bring in $25 million and $27 million, respectively, go into effect tomorrow. The income tax increase, which only affects persons with taxable incomes over $17,000 a year (with a wife and two children your taxable income will total about $17,000 if your actual income is about $23,500) is retroactive to January. And since employers have not been collecting the additional withholding tax from the persons affected by the new law, payment of a much higher tax chunk will be required from high-income persons next April 15. The new cigarette tax raises the state's take from smokers from 10 to 12 cents a pack. The U.S.

government has an 8-cent-a-pack tax on cigarettes and your local and state sales taxes also help to make up the high cost of smoking. Smokers in New York City have it even worse there the city imposes an additional four-cent cigarette tax atop all the other tax bites. The new gasoline tax which does not apply to diesel fuel raises the state's take from six to seven cents a gallon. The federal government also charges a four-cent-a-gal-lon tax. The income tax increase works like this: If your taxable income is $15,000 to $16,999 you continue to pay 10 per cent in state tax.

Formerly 10 per cent was the income tax ceiling. If your taxable income is: $17,000 to $18,999 you pay 11 per cent. $19,000 to $20,999, 12 per cent. $21,000 to $22,999, 13 per cent. $23,000 and over, 14 per cent.

The man earning $24,000 a year, who has a wife and two children, has a taxable income of about $18,000 and last year paid about $1,135 in state income tax. Under the new bracket computation system he'll pay $1,145 an increase of $10, according to the State Tax Department. If the same man earns $30,000 a year his taxable income would be about $23,100 and he would pay $124 more in taxes for a total next year of about $1,769. The man who earns $100,000 who has an $82,600 taxable income would pay about $10,099 in state taxes under the new brackets (more than 10 per cent of his income) instead of the $7,595 paid this year. search, Inc.

Submitting Report on Weights and Measures, "The Role of ROLL CALL Prcnt roUlalnrc Anrfprsnn Annptt. Comn. No. 293 Recommending Creation and Abolishment of Certain Positions Family Court (File No. 68-327); County Clerk (File No.

68-328); and District Attorney (File No. 68-329). Read and filed. County Government In Consumer Affairs." Read and filed (No. 68-345).

Cappon, Cariola, Courtney, Esposito, rerrari. foster, uooa. rtanna, nun, WplWr 1 annlp Yfanc Mnppnhan Mnrin Neilon. Poppick Riley. Romano, San- toro.

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smim, vanueriang, waisun, Westfall, Williams :9. Absent None. Wllmer J. Patlow, City Clerk, City or Rochester Submitting City Council Resolutions Requesting County to I dertake Road and Bridge Reconstruct tion Projects Within the City of Roch- PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Comm. No.

294 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Works Relative to Awarding Contracts for Improvement of Tad-ways and at Airport. Read, referred to Public Works, Buildings and Grounds Committee and filed (No. 68-330). ester; I'rgfng Creation of a Monroe County Metropolitan School Aid Grant Financed by the County; and STOREWIDE SAVINGS ON women's fashion children's wear men's wear shoes From County Manager-Director of Finance GORDON A. HOWE Stating the City of Rochester's Posi tion Relative to Proposed Consollda lion of Police Services In County.

Read and filed (No. 68-346). Comn. No. 295 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Works Relative to Option on Breiner Property Adjacent to Airport.

Read, referred to Public Works, Buildings and Grounds Committee and filed (No. 68-331). Comn. No. 278 Submitting Architectural and Engineering Proposal Relative to the Development of a Master Plan for Improve, ment of Monroe Community Hospital.

Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No. 68-307). REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES NONE REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES NONE Comn. No. 296 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Works Relative to Proposal by Corgan and Balestiere, Architects, for Construction of Air Cargo Building at Airport.

Comn. No. 279 Recommending Transfer of Funds Department of Public Works to Implement Improvement Program Within Road Fund Accounts. Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No. 68-308).

Health Center Planned for Chinatown Los Angeles Times Service NEW YORK This city's furniture Public Works. Committee and Read, referred to Buildinos and Grounds filed (No. LOCAL LAWS By Mr. Santoro Intro. No.

29 MOTION NO. 42 OF 1968 Providing That Intro. No. 246 of 1968 Comn. No.

297 Comn. No. 280 appliances Submitting Map of Properly In Hen Girl's Naked Body Found in Trunk On Staten Island NEW YORK (UPI) The naked body of a 20-year-old Miami, girl was found yesterday stuffed in a steamer trunk that washed up on the shore of Great Kills Park on Staten Island. Police tentatively identified the girl as Nancy Perri. Great Kills Park, on the south shore of Staten Island, was visited by hundreds of families enjoying yesterday's sunny Memorial Day weather.

The park fronts on Raritan Bay, and contains a marina used by boating enthusiasts. (A Local Law Authorizing Deductions From Wages or Salaries of County rietta Under Control of Milton karz, Attorney and Real Estate Developer, and Requesting Study to Determine if any Portion of this Land Would be Needed for County Purposes. Read, referred to Public Works, Employees for Payments to or Depos its In Credit Unions and Other Bank' ing and Savings Institutions Doing Recommending Transfer of Funds Human Relations Commission (File No. 68-309); DPW County Road Fund (File No. 68-310); Treasurer's Office (File No.

68-311); T. B. Control Pro-ject (File No. 68-312); County Clerk's Office-Auto License Bureau (File No. 68-313) DPW County Road Fund (File No.

68-314). Read and filed. housewares Business Within Monroe County) Be Lifted From the Table. Buildings and Grounds and Conservation, Recreation and Natural Resources Committees and filed (No, 68-333). Be It Moved, that Intro No.

246 of 1968 (A Local Law Authorizing Deduc tions from Wascs or Salaries of County Employees for Payments to or Deposits toys in Credit unions and Other Hanking Chinatown, a community of 30,000 persons jammed into lower Manhattan's tenement district, soon may have its first Western-style health center. One of New York's leading medical institutions, Beth Israel Medical Center, wants to open a neighborhood health center in Chinatown with the help of funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity. Beth Israel and city public health officials are worried about the health implications of the large number of Chinese immigrants who are flocking into Lower Manhattan. Recent changes in the immigration laws have turned on the greatest flow of Chinese in and Savinps Institutions Doing Business Within Monroe County) be, and hereby Comn. No.

298 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Works Relative to Options on Property Needed for Construction of Mt. Read Boulevard and Schlcgcl Road. Comn. No. 281 Submitting Recommendations of the Special Citizens' Committee on Tax is, lifted from the table.

Adopted: Ayes 28, Noes 0. Proposed Rcsolu- Foreclosures, With tion. sporting goods Reait referred In Transportation Cnm- By Mr. Santoro Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No. 68-315).

Intro. lo. Dead Man's Heart Used LOCAL LAW NO. 4 OF 1968 A Local Law Authorizing Deductions From Wages or Salaries of County linens, china, silver Without OK? Employees for Payments to or Depos Its In Credit L'nions and Other Bank Comn. No.

282 Submitting Proposed Resolution Directing Cancellation and Levy of Taxes in the Towns of Irondequoit and Pitts-ford. Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No. 68-316). Comn. No.

299 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Works Relative to Options on Land Needed for County Highways and Drainage on Ml. Read Boulevard, Gillette Road, Chestnut Ridge Road and Baird Road. Read, referred to Transportation Committee and filed (No. 68-335). Ing and Savings Institutions Doing Business Within Monroe County Be it himcied bv the County of the Coumy of Monroe as fol smallwares lows: Section 1.

The appropriate disbursing or fiscal officer of the County of Monroe is hereby authorized to deduct Comn. No. 283 Submitting Proposed Resolution for Re. fund and Levy of Taxes in the Towns of Chill, Irondequoit and Wheatland. Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No.

68-317). budget store apparel Comn. No. 300 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Parks Relative to Irondequoit Bay Development, and Establishment of a Boat Launching Ramp at Webster Park. Read, rcfertcd to Conservation.

Recreation and Natural Resources Commit nearly 100 years. Officials estimate that 12,000 to 15,000 of the 30,000 immigrants expected to enter the country this year will settle in the New York area. If the estimate is valid, it means that the population of New York's Chinatown will double in two years. A similar but less rapid population surge is occurring in Chinatowns in Los Angeles and San Francisco, but the New York situation is complicated by the already-high population density of the surrounding area. Besides doubling up with friends and relatives who have been in Chinatown a generation or more, many of the immigrants are spilling into adjacent Little Italy, which in recent years has been heavily populated by Puerto Ricans.

I from the wages or salary of any employee of the County such amount that such employee may specify in writing, filed with such appropriate disbursing or fiscal officer, for payment to or deposit in any duly organized and existing credit union, savinps bank, commercial bank or savings and loan association, doing business through offices situated in Monroe County, and to transmit the sum so deducted to such institution, as specified by the employee, for application to the account of such employee. Comn. No. 284 tee and filed (No. 68-336).

Submitting Proposed Resolution Relative jAny such written authorization may be to Agreement with East House, to Perform Certain Mental Health Services. i withdtawn by such employee at any time by filing written notice of such withdrawal with such appropriate dis- Comn. No. 301 RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) -The funeral of a Richmond Negro is being held up until the family can determine whether his heart was used Saturday inasuccessful transplant operation.

The move is aimed at forcing officials at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital to break their silence on the details of the operation and tell whether the live heart swapped from one body to the other belonged to Bruce Oliver Tucker, 58, as reported unofficially. "There was no authorization for an autopsy or any transplant," said attorney L. D. Wilder. "In fact, no member of the family knew of the death until late Saturday." Officials at the hospital confirmed yesterday that Joseph G.

Klett, 54, of Orange, was the transplant patient receiving the heart. The medical college said, "the patient's condition is very satisfactory." Tucker died of massive Submilling Director of Parks Review of i bursing or fiscal officer, and such with and furnishings drawal snail ee ettective upon sucn Read, referred to Finance Committee and filed (No. 68-318). of Engineers Design No. 1 of Irondequoit Army Corps Memorandum Bay Harbor.

Sec. 2. This local law shall take effect upon films in the office of the Secretary of State as required by the Municipal Home Rule Law. Read, referred to Conservation, Recreation and Natural Resources and filed (No. 68-337).

Comn. No. 285 Submitting Request to Appropriate Aside from the usual disease- type public health problems, Beth Israel personnel foresee some racial problems which Funds and Create Positions In Planning Council to Divide Census Taking Areas to Implement Grant-in-aid Funds from the Federal and State hinge on the resentment of By Mr. Santoro Intro. No.

296 MOTION NO. 43 OF 1968 LOCAL LAW NO. 4 OF 1968 Providing That Loral Law (Intro. No. Comn.

No. 302 Recommending a New Contract for Operation of Merry-Go. Round and Bumper Cars at Ontario Beach Park. Read, referred to Conservation, Recreation and Natural Resources Committee and filed (No. 68-338).

Governments. Read, referred to Finance and Employee Benefits and Compensation Committees and filed (No. 68-319). Puerto Ricans living in and around Little Italy who are being squeezed out by the Chinese. SEE SAVINGS GALORE ON EVERY FLOOR! Doors open at 9:30 A.M.

SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ON CLEARANCE ITEMS Soviets Confirm Comn. No. 286 Submitting Memorandum from Director of Public Work) Relative to Site Work Engineering for Air Cargo Building at Airport. Read, referred to Finance and Public Works. Buildings and Grounds Committees and filed (No.

68-320). Comn. No. 303 Requesting Authority to Enter Into Agreement with Ogden Historical Society to Occupy Pulver Homestead In Northampton Park, to be Preserved as a Historical Monument. Read and filed (No.

68-339). 246 of 1968) Authorizing Deductions From Wages or Salaries of County Employees for Patments to or Deposits In Credit L'nions and Other Banking and Savings Institutions Doing Business Within Monroe County Be Adopted. Be It Moved, that Local Law (Intro. No. 246 of 1968) entitled "A Local Law Authorizing Deductions from Wages or Salaries of County Employees for Payments to or Deposits in Credit Unions and Other Banking and Savings Institutions Doing Business Within Monroe County" introduced May 7, 1968, and appearing on page 127 of the current proceedings of the Monroe County Legislature be, and hereby is, adopted.

Adopted: Ayes 28, Noes 0. brain damage after suffering a fall last Friday. The transplant operation was performed early Saturday afternoon, requiring about four hours. Dr. Barnard Ends Tour CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) Dr.

Christiaan Bar Comn. No. 304 Submitting Report or Travel Authorization! for County Employees to Attend Conferences. Comn. No.

287 Submitting Recommendation of Director of Public Works Relative to Addl-tional Engineering Services In Connection with Monumentatlon Program for the County of Monroe. Read, referred to Finance and Public Works, Buildings and Grounds Committees and filed (No. 68-321). Loss of Plane MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet Union confirmed yesterday that one of its bombers crashed into the Norwegian Sea Saturday "while making a training flight." The crash had been first announced by the U.S. Defense Department, which said the bomber crashed in flames moments after buzzing the U.S.

aircraft carrier Essex. No survivors were found. It was one of the rare instances when the Soviets confirmed the loss of one of their military planes. The announcement avoided giving any information that had not already been issued by the Pentagon. Read and filed (No.

68-340). nard returned from a tour of Comn. No. 305 Appointing Dr. Kenneth Martin Acting Medical Examiner for the Period Ending July 1968.

Read and filed (No. 68-341). Comn. No. 288 By Mr.

Neilon Intro. No. 297 MOTION NO. 44 OF 1968 Providing That Intro. No.

250 of 1968 (A Local Law Amending the Monroe County Charter to Establish the Office of Public Defender) Be Lifted From Ihe Table. Bi It Moved, that Intro. No. 250 of 1968 (A Local Law Amending the Continued on Page 6A Submitting Request of Director of Europe and South America yesterday and paid an immediate visit to his transplant patient, Philip Blaiberg. Barnard made no comment on the condition of the retired dentist, who is undergoing tests in Groote Schuur Hospital, but his wife, Eileen, said he is "happy and well." Public Works to Amend Highway Program to Make L'ncommltted Funds Available for Purchase of Rights-of-way for New Projects.

Read, referred to Finance and Trans- Shop all three McCurdy stores, Monday through Friday, 9:30 'til Saturday, Midtown and Geneva 'til 5:45, Northgate 'til 9 Notet At this point Mr. Gary Smith left the Legislative Chambers with the permission of the President,.