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in il DEATH AY FROM PAGE THREE pect, Peter Deresky, 28, of Russell Queens. Last Thursday, police said, they received a report of a possible hostage situation at 116-13 Liberty Queens. They said they entered the apartment and found Deresky hiding behind a refrigerator with a sawed-off shotgun in his hands. "WHEN WE WENT to collar him, he attempted to fire the shotgun 'at police," said Detective Stanley Olsen. "The gun misfired, and Deresky got away." And, they said, they also discovered Noel Kates' wallet.

Police said that a girlfriend of Deresky then led police to Tarnovska, who then led them to the youth's body. Kates was shot, sources said, allegedly by Deresky. He reportedly fired two bullets into the victim's back. Still missing, in addition to Deresky, IRAN FROM PAGE THREE said thousands of demonstrators marched in Tehran, "calling on the imam (Khomeini) to let them crush the counterrevolutionary forces." Beheshti was a member of the threeman Interim Presidency Council that also included Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai and the speaker of parliament, Hojatolesam Hashemi Rafsanjani. Sources in Tehran told AP that Rajai and Rafsanjani were called out of the party meeting moments before the bomb blast wrecked the headquarters.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS issued statements blaming the leftist Mujahedeen Khalq, a group that blends Marxism and Islamic rhetoric, and the Fedayeen Khalq, a Marxist-Leninist group. Khomeini said: "Who are those sitting corners (hiding)? Are they human beings or savage beasts who dare not themselves emerge? They send other people's children to carry out sabotage." This was seen as a reference to Bani-Sadr, who has not been seen in public since Khomeini dismissed him as commander in chief of the armed forces 20 days ago. The Islamic Republican Party issued a statement saying: "America and Israel cannot terrorize the Iranian revolution by assassinating Iran's revolutionary figures. The Iranian revolution shall advance until the hands of America and Zionism are cut off in the region." THE STATEMENT urged all Iranians to remain calm and follow the dictates of Khomeini. BRIDGE FROM PAGE FIVE suspension cables- the ones that hold the bridge up.

Corrosion continues to eat away at the Queensboro Bridge, where outer roadways were shut one year ago when they could no longer bear the daily traffic burden. Now some good news: The city has embarked on a $500 million, 10-year rebuilding job for the four crossings, the newest of which is 72 years old. This race against time will be the most sweeping bridge rebuilding project of any city in the nationassuming the federal budget ax does not wipe it out. State transportation officials, who feared as recently as last year that one or more of the bridges might lose the race with time and be shut down, Unto is Mark Braun, 32, an escapee from a Lehigh County prison in Allentown, police said. "I've never been involved in a more closely kept secret," said one detective, who said some 50 cops from three precincts, the Sutter Ozone Park and Fresh Meadow stationhouses, were all involved in the homicide investigation since the attempted arrest Thursday of Deresky.

Cops said that after Kates was abducted by the three suspects, the car was driven by Tarnovska to Sutter Ave. and Vandalia in the East New York section of Brooklyn, where Kates was marched to his marshland grave. According to police, Kates pleaded, "Please, please, don't kill me." "He was a very nice, straight kid," said a friend of the family, who confirmed that the Kates family has "a lot of bucks and a large estate." Haig on bombing: U.S. not involved Washington (News Bureau) Secretary of State Haig said yesterday that there was "absolutely no American involvement" in the bombing that killed 34 high-ranking officials and 38 other Iranians. He urged other governments not to meddle in the turmoil.

"Let me state categorically that there was absolutely no American involvement in the recent tragic events in Haig told reporters. Demonstrations of mourning were reported in cities throughout Iran, and Hezbollah (Party of God) fanatics, many of them with shaved heads, carried posters of Beheshti as they raced around Tehran on motorcycles. A crowd of 200 assembled at Tehran University. A group of about 7,000 was seen marching through the city center. Shops were closed and there were long lines of black-clad mourners waiting to donate blood at two blood banks, Tehran radio said.

Since Bani-Sadr's dismissal as president, there have been a spate of bomb attacks, and the government has arrested hundreds of Bani-Sadr supporters and executed 62, by official accounts. BEHZAD NABAVI, state minister and government spokesman, told a press conference that the explosion was caused by a 66-pound bomb planted in a school adjacent to party headquarters. Witnesses said the roof of the two-story building collapsed, burying people who were at the party meeting on the ground floor. said yesterday they no longer consider that likely. Even before the 10-year plan goes into full swing, city Highways Commissioner Henry Fulton optimistically noted that he has "the greatest confidence to walk or ride with my wife and children on any bridge in the city of New York." Sunday's Brooklyn Bridge mishap was a dramatic reminder, however, that walking across a bridge is no longer a risk-free proposition.

Akira Aimi, a 32-year-old photographer who moved here from Japan years ago, was hit on the head when two stay cables, which are not essential for structural support, snapped loose and crashed down. Aimi was in critical condition yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. BARTLEY-Ernest Dewey. A Native of N.Y.C.

On June 28th 1981. Beloved mon). Loving grandfather of John E. husband of the late, Julia R. (Samand Bernard Bartley.

Funeral from the LEO F. KEARNS FUNERAL HOME, 103-33 Lefferts Richmond Hill. Wednesday, 9 A.M. Mass at Christ the King Church. 9:45 A.M..

Interment National Cemetery. Visiting Tuesday, 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. BILLINGS Joseph H. Of Bklyn. West Hampton.

On June 26, 1981. Beloved husband of Ruth (nee Daly). Devoted father of Joseph H. Jr. Mary B.

Holland, Jean M. Ward and Gerarad J. Brother of Carolyn Kent, Marguerite Miller the late Victor. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Tues.

Family 2-5 will 7-9 receive friends Mon. 11 P.M. Funeral Wed. A.M. from McLaughlin Sons Colonial Home.

Third Ave. at 97 Bklyn. Mass of Christian Burial St. Anselm's Church 11:30 A.M. Interment Pinelawn Memorial Park.Contributions may be made in his name to the Emphysema Foundation or Sisters of St.

Joseph, BURKE Lawrence E. On June 26, 1981, Beloved husband of the late Helen (nee Ekbiom). Devoted father of Arlene McNeil the late Lorraine Lavin. Loving brother of Marion Ryan Edward. Also survived by 9 grandchildren.

Funeral Thurs, A.M. from 1 the McMANUS FUNERAL HOME 2001 Flatbush Bklyn. Funeral Mass 9:45 A.M.. St. Thomas Aquinas Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CALASSO Anthony Loving husband of Edith (nee Edmonds). Devoted father of Anthony, Millie Candarini, Nancy David. Brother of Joanne Nappo. Reposing at MIRAGLIA FUNERAL CHAPELS.

8519 New Utrecht Ave. (at 86th St.) until Wed. 9 A.M. CRINION- James F. On June 28.

1981. Beloved husband of Frances. Loving father of Patricia, James, Robert, Thomas Charles. Reposing af BUCKLEY FUNERAL HOME, 445 St. Michael's church, 424 W.

34th Mass 43rd Funeral Wed. 10 A.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery DAFELDECKER- Margaret. Of Center Moriches. On June 28th 1981.

LovIng wife of George. Dear mother of Margaret Kearney. Dearest grandmother of 5. Funeral Services, 1 P.M. Wednesday at HERRMANNS FUNERAL HOME, 495 Main Center Moriches.

Interment will follow at Pine Lawn Memorial Park, Pine Lawn, N. Y. The family will recelve visitors from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M.. Tuesday. DeSHORE- Sylvia E.

On June 28. 1981 of Bayside, N. Y. Daughter of Mabel, Dreyton. Sister of George Drayton.

Beloved mother of Jan Collette DeShore Angelina Gomes. Stepmother of Robert Shepard. Dearly by Elleen, Gloria Bob. Memorial services to be held at FOGARTY FUNERAL HOME, 136-25 41st Ave. Flushing, 8 P.M.

Wed. July 1st. DeVITA -Peter. On June 28, 1981. Pensioned member of United Union of Roofers Local 78.

Reposing FRANKLIN FUNERAL HOME 42 New Hyde Pk Rd, Franklin Square N.Y, Hrs 2-5 7-10 P.M: Interment Wed. St. Vincent DePaul Cemetery. MEMBERS KINDLY ATTEND. Ralph Dolce Business Manager.

Michael J. Cirimi Administrator. GRAF- Catherine C. Beloved wife of Eugene, Dear sister of May Byrnes the late William Byrnes. Fondi aunt of Dr.

William P. Byrnes Geraid Byrnes. Reposing at GANNON FUNERAL HOME 152 E. 28 N.Y.C. Funeral Mass Mt.

Carmel Church, Astoria Weds. 9:30 A.M. GRIMALDI- Catherine A. Devoted wife of Nicholas. Beloved mother of John.

Loving grandmother of grandchildren. Cherished daughter of Anna Gunning. Reposing af the Pita Funeral Home 300 McDonald Ave, Bklyn until Thurs 9:15 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Ft. Hamilton Pkway E.

4th St. Bkiyn at 9:45 A.M. Visiting hrs 2-5 7-10 P.M. HAYES -Dennis A. Beloved husband of Catherine V.

Loving brother of Rev. Bro. Camillus, John, Catherine, Joseph, Edward, Richard, Francis and Austin Mary Pillsbury, Helen Dempsy and Lillian Levasseur. Devoted brother-in-law of Margaret M. McMahon.

Reposing at ABBEY', 1076 Madison af gist Tuesday and Wednesday, 2-4 $7-9 P.M. Funeral Mass at St. Agnes Church, 141- E.43rd St. Thursday 10 A.M. KIERNAN-Elleen P.

On June 29, 1981. Formerly of Oakhurst N.J. Retired from Morgan Guarantee Trust Co. N.Y.C. Beloved mother of Catherine A Mcinerney.

Also survived by 3 sisters, 2 brothers 3 gran dren. Rosary will be said Tues 7:30 P.M. in the Mortuary Chapel, Funeral Mass 10 A.M. at St. Sebastian Church Santa Paul.

Interment Santa Paula Cemetery. LOPINTO John. Beloved husband of Frances. Devoted father of Elena Berardelll. Bernard, Salvatore Maria.

Loving brother of Salvatore. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Reposing CUSIMANO RUSSO INC 2005 W. 6th St. Funeral Mass Thurs 9:45 A.M.

St. Bernard's R.C. Church. MacLELLAN- Richard Francis (Frank). On June 20, 1981.

Dear brother of Grace Sarsfield, Helen O'Shaughnessy. James, Donald Brother Austin C.S.S.R. Joseph, Mary Caulfield, William, Robert John. Also survived by many nieces nephews. Funeral 9:45 A.M.

from McLAUGHLIN SONS COLONIAL HOME, Third Ave. at St. Bklyn. Mass of Christian Burial The Basilica of 10:15 A.M. MARTIN- Catherine.

Of West Tenth NYC. Dear Aunt of the Horgans, Gleasons, Martins, Regans Burkes. Dear sister In-law of Teddy Gleason. Reposing at REDDEN FUNERAL HOME, 325 West 14th St. Mon.

7-10 P.M. Tues 2-5, 7-10 P.M. Funeral Mass Wed. 9:30 A.M. Our Lady of Pompell Church MAZZEO -Vincenzo.

Beloved band of Angelina. Dear father of Anna DeMalo, Louisa Armacida Angelo. Loving brother of Carmine, Esterino, Maria Di Lorenzo, Margaret Martino and Clara Villinacci, Also 3 grandchildren, Reposing at SCARPACI CHAPELS, 1401 86 St. until Thursday 9 A.M. Mass St.

RosaIla Church 9:30 A.M. McKENDRY-Francis G. On June 28, 1981. Beloved husband of Mary Kathleen (nee Held), Loving son of Frank Margaret. Dear brother of Kevin.

Reposing at MEGIEL FUNERAL HOME, 64-18 Flushing Maspeth. Funeral 9 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial St. Stanislaus R.C. Church, 9:45 A.M.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. Visiting 2-5 7. 9:30 P.M. immediate delivery The Buy from the direct Brass Bed manufacturer.

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No more than a dime for our customers in 1 the 212, 516 and 914 areas. Long distance elsewhere. A DIAL- IT Service of New York Telephone. 1981 New York Telephone DEATH NOTICES McNEENEY- -Alexander. On June 29th 1981.

by daughter Dorothy and sister Frances. Funeral Thursday, from the McMANUS FUNERAL HOME, 2001 Flatbush Brooklyn. Funeral Mass 9:45 A.M. Holy Innocence Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

-Mary (Molly), (Nee Murray). On June 29. Native of Ballaghaderren, Co. Roscommon, Ireland. Beloved wife of Philip, Loving mother of Philip, John Rosemary.

Devoted sister of Patrick, Joseph, Francis. Thomas, James, Henry. Margaret Ann. Also survived by grandchildren. Family will receive friends 2 to 5 7 to 9:30, af MULLIGAN REILLY CHAPELS, 1170 Castle Hill Bx.

Funeral Mass Holy Family Church, 9:45 A.M. Inerment St. Raymond Cemetery. MURPHY-Agnes V. On June 28, 1981, Beloved wife of the late John Hogan Patrick Murphy, Devoted mother of the late Frank G.

Hogan, CatherIne H. Brodie Madeline Hogan. Dear grandmother of Mary Agnes Caputo John M. Hogan. Also survived by 8 great grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial Wed. 10:15 A.M. Holy Name R.C. Church. Reposing at the Chapel of M.J.

SMITH SONS, 240 Prospect Park W. at Prospect Bklyn. MUZIO- Georgiana. (Nee Ryan). On June 27, 1981.

Beloved wife of the late Charles. Reposing at the GANNON FUNERAL HOME 152 E. 281h St. N.Y.C. until Wednesday.

Mass Car: melite Church 9:30 A.M. Interment Calverton National Cemetery. NITTOLY-Antoinette. Beloved sister of Margaret LaCentra, James, Christine Reidel, Nicholas. Rose McFadden, Edith Lineweaver Laura Ricciardella.

Reposing ABRAMO FUNERAL HOME, 405 Humboldt until Wed. A.M. REEN Nora On June 29. 1981. Dear sister of the late Margaret Moynihan, Ellen Moynihan.

Shella deLisser Mary McNichol. Survived by nieces nephews. FUneral Mass St. Patrick's Church, Armonk, N.Y. on Weds.

at 10:30 A.M. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. ROWE- Beatrice. Devoted mother of Jean Lefterts, Kenneth Warren, Loving grandmother of 12. Fond great grandmother of 7.

Reposing at FRANKLIN FUNERAL HOME, 42 New Hyde Park Rd, Franklin Square, until Thurs. 10 A.M. SANDERS Catherine. Beloved Mother of Mary Doran, Margaret Lyons. John Sullivan, Martin Sanders and Catherine Di Rosa.

Reposing at RALPH GIORDANO FUNERAL HOME, -1727 Crosby Ave, Bronx. Mass St. Theresa Church, Wed 9:30 A.M. SANTAGATA-Kathleen M. (nee McGuire).

On Beloved wife of Joseph. Loving mother of Joseph, Joan Dominic, Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Cherished sister of Marguerite McCarthy, Muriel Albertson Robert McGuire. al Thurs. July 2nd A.M.

from JOSEPH FARENGA SONS (Queens Chapels) 38-08 Ditmars Bivd. Funeral Mass St. Francis of Assisi R. C. Church.

Interment Calvery Cemetery SIGNOR- Dorothy. 27.01 Poway. Callf. Formerly of N.Y.C. Survived by son David Signor of N.

I brother and 2 sisters. Put services. SIPPEL Christian D. Beloved hus: band of Carmella. Devoted father of Christian.

Cherished grandfather of Christian, Ann and Kurt. Funeral Mass. Wednesday, 9:45 A.M. St. Marks R.C.

Church. Reposing ENGLISH BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 2203 Ave Z. Brooklyn. 2- 5 and 7-10 P.M. SPAGNOLA- James.

Beloved husband of Antoinette. Devoted father of Jerry, Rosaria Golla and Joseph. Also sruvived by 2 grandchidren Reposing at RALPH AIEVOLI AND SONS INC. 13th Ave. (Cor.

65th St.) Mass Thursday 9:30 af Regina cis. Visiting 2-5 7-10. TALIERCIO-Louise. Dear mother of Pasquale, Salvatore, Louis. Jo seph Madeline, Stephen.

Joseph Tallercio, the late Frank Scafurl. Mass of the Resurrection St. Mary's Star of the Sea R.C, Church. Wed. 9:45 A.M.

Reposing at GUIDO FUNERAL HOME, 440 Clinton St. (cor, of Carroll), Brooklyn. TERMINE- -Angelo J. (Skinny). Beloved husband of Amella.

Devoted father of Marian Bellington son-inlaw Al. Fond grandfather of Bobby. Joan Scafidi, Richard, Albert, John Patricia, Also survived by 4 greatgrandchildren, Richard Bonura, Albert, Marianne Tracey. Reposing of GLENDALE FUNERAL HOME Myrtle Cooper Aves. Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

9:15 A.M. St. Pancras Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visiting 2-5, 7-10 P.M. TORTORICI-Paul.

Beloved husband of Anne (nee Ribaudo). Father of Ann Lillian Grimaldi. Grandfather of Danny. Reposing af Cusimano Russo Funeral Home, 2005 W. 6th Brooklyn.

Mass of Christian Burial St. Simon of Jude Church Wed. af 9:30 A.M. Visiting 2-5 7-10. TUMOLO- Thomas J.

Beloved husband of the late Hilda. I Loving father of Marie Dr. Anthony Reposing Scarpaci Chapels, 1401 86 St. Mass of Resurrection St. Bernadette Shrine Church, 9:30 A.M.

IN MEMORIAM God self, BUDNEY- forever. birthday you gave in You left us Gregory. me Heaven. gave together, with so I The a much Happy will little lifetime of cherish your time first of Tuesday, memories. tIl we are together Love, always Suzanne.

of our beloved, father grandfather, KORTH Robert H. in loving memory eunr never forgotten. Wife Dora, children grandchildren. 30, THOMPSON Owen A. Today is your birthday.

We can only treasure could our turn back memories the clock. and We wish love we 1981 you and miss you more each day, Mom and Dad. THOMPSON P.F.C Owen A. A Birth day Rememberance. You are always thoughts prayers.

AUNT ANNE, AND UNCLE DICK. WESTON- Millie Dolores. Happy 4th anniversary in Gods Care. Miss you more more each every day. Only God knows how much.

Bring us to you. TULLIE All DON, FROSTY.