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1 8 Friday. Jnn11.1982 Philadelphia Daily ws Snitch Reveals Underworld Graves VS. attorney's said it would have no comment An article in" Newsday said the body of a man was found by divers in a 55-gallon drum in Center Moriches, NX, on Long Island, and the remains of two women including a federal informant identified as Constance Burke were found in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn and in New Jersey. NEW YORK (UPI) An informant Who told federal investigators that he could lead them to the secret graves of 14 underworld murder victims already has helped officials find three bodies, it was reported yesterday. Assistant VS.

Attorney Walter Mack, who is beading the special strike force investigation, refused to speak to reporters. Pat Hynes, a spokeswoman for the Sties! Daily News Wire Services BRUSSELS The VS. Commerce Department has ruled that European Common Market steel companies illegally subsidized their exports to the Market Industry iMHHaMMiMi SKSMKK NATION and WORLD THE BODIES were found Wednes- He said VS. Commerce day when the informant took inves-tigtors on a tour of sites at which he said up to 14 bodies could be found, the Long Island newspaper reported, The paper quoted various law enforcement forces as saying that the killings were linked to a nationwide auto-theft ring. The discoveries of the bodies came a day after police in Fort Lauderdale, acting on the tip of an informant, arrested Bernard Barton Hunwick, 37, described by police as "one of the biggest hit men in the nation." It was not clear if the informant in New York was the same one who directed authorities to Hunwick's $250,000 Florida home.

The. informant who led authorities to the bodies was being held at a federal military installation in the metropolitan area. Indonesia Denies Raids JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) The Indonesian government yesterday denied charges by Papua New Guinea that Indonesian troops had crossed into that country to hunt rebels. Secretary Malcolm Baldrige told him yesterday of the failure of negotiations to avert a major trade crisis between the 10-nation community and Washington. "We cannot accept this ruling, and we will contest it by all -juridical means," Davignon said.

"Onion Field' Killer Jailed Again LOS ANGELES "Onion Field" killer Jimmy Lee Smith surrendered on a drug-related parole violation after two-day disappear ance spurred oy tests mat snowed ne was taking barbiturates. Smith, convicted of murdering a Los Angeles police officer in 1963, was paroled last February after serving 19 years, despite protests from law enforcement officials. His lawyer said Smith turned himself in because he was afraid he would be shot by a police officer or sympathizer. PUBLIC NOTICE -CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Notice is hereby given that pursuant to public hearings held in May 1981. as well as Water Regulation 62 and Sewer Regulation 10, the Philadelphia Water Department is establishing an income eligibility test for discounted water and sewer rates to senior citizens, effective July 1, 1982.

Any senior citizen who is billed directly by the City for watersewer service to his residence, and who will be 65 years of age before July 1. 1982 should apply for the discount before that date in order to avoid the requirements of the new income test. Any senior citizen currently, receiving the discount need not reapply in order to continue receiving discounted rates. However, those senior citizens applying for the discount on July 1, 1982 or later will have to file a regular application which shows that their 1981 household income was below 1 2.000 or file an application for conditional eligibility if the applicant's 1981 income was more than $12,000 but his projected annual household income is expected to be below $12,000. The income limitation used is the same as that employedby the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Property Tax Rebate Program.

Applications are available at the Water Revenue Bureau. Public Service Concourse level. Municipal Services Building. 15th J. F.

Kennedy Boulevard, or by calling MU 6-7655, MU 6-7656 or MU 6-7657. I 'MiH'l'i 1 JEANEDDQOrfS HOROSCOPES-BY-PHONF HAS YOUR NUMDER. World of Medicine Seven-year-old Gregory Osterman, who suffered irreparable brain damage during a 1975 hernia operation at Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, 111., could get $20 million during the next 70 years under a medical malpractice suit settlement approved this week in Chicago. ARIES 9T6-5050 -S watas UK39T6-S454 VBG09Tb-5656 Medical authorities have not yet concluded Smith that the leaking chemical waste dump at Love Canal, N.Y., caused Cancer or any other serious disease. Dr.

Glenn E. Haughie of the New York state Health Department said at a hazardous waste conference in Chicago. A 20 percent higher rate of lung cancer than the rest of state hashot been linked for certain to the leaks, he i N.J. to Vote on Nuclear Arms Freeze TRENTON New Jersey Gov. Thomas H.

Kean signed, legislation placing a non-binding referendum on this fall's ballot asking voters if they support a "mutual United States-Soviet Union nuclear weapons freeze" and whether they want to apply the money saved to "human needs and tax reduction." Kean, who said he would vote for the freeze, called the measure "a moratorium on terror." Night of Arson Suspected in Boston BOSTON Seven suspected arson fires four of them multiple-alarms broke out early today across the city, sending some 300 firefighters from blaze to blaze. Police said the fires may have been the work of "a group of persons intent on tying up the entire fire department." Six fires were in unoccupied buildings. Two people were injured slightly in other, which began in a dUmpster and spread to an apartment building. Schlitz Folds, Sale to Stroh's OKd MILWAUKEE The Brewing Co; went out of business, as stockholders voted to merge with the smaller Stroh's Brewing Co. of Detroit, led by board Chairman Peter Stroh.

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1ft S495-mulion deal was approved during a 19-minute shareholders' meeting marked by boos, cheers and an angry exchange involving David Uihlein, of the family that controlled Schlitz for many years, over who is to blame for the downfall of the 133-year-old firm. Election in Bahamas NASSAU, The Bahamas Prime Minister Lynden 0. Pindling's Progressive Liberal Party kept control of the government today by win-s ning 32 of 43 Assembly seats in general elections. But the opposition Free National Movement won 11 depriving Ptadling'of the two-thirds majority he needs to amend the con- Call for new forecast every day Look above in the picture for your zodiac sign's special phone number. If just 150 a call plus tax from the Philadelphia Metropolitan Calling Area.

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