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G3 GiiW SJ)a8 ft tonas Ufa tail Patrick said his office has contacted various local and city officials to seek input into the plan. According to Annette Lidawer, a spokesman for Rep. Stephen Solan (D-western Brooklyn), one of the officials contacted by the Justice Department, any of those other sites for consideration would also have to be federal property, "or they will also look at city properties and arrange for a land-swap." The ideal situation would be to find a location as near to the Federal Court House on Cadman Plaza as possible," Patrick added. "We are still very early in the process; but the farther away from Cadman Plaza, the less desirable the site would become." The timetable for construction and the opening of a detention facility in Brooklyn would be anywhere from 3 to years. Once completed, however, the planned detention facility would hold 500 prisoners.

Those prisoners would have an average stay of anywhere from 90 to 120 days while awaiting trial or sentencing. PUBLIC NOTICE The Brooklyn Union Gas Company filing to revise the Service Classification No. 13 Balancing Service tariff to require advance payment of the first month's demand charge of customers. Notice is hereby given by The Brooklyn Union Gas Company that issued and filed with the New York State Public Service Commission certain proposed revisions to its Schedule for Gas Service, PSC No. 11 -GAS.

These revisions are to become effective May 16 1988 unless otherwise ordered by the Public Service Commission. Balancing Service customers will be required to provide Brooklyn Union advance payment of the first month's demand charge which will be credited against the customer's first bill. The customer's term of service must begin within two years of the date of the service agreement. The customer begins incurring demand charges during the first month of service. Copies of the proposed revisions may be examined at any office of the Company where application may be made in person for.

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Vice President Secretary 195 Montague Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 By BILL MRRf It Nv biH" tfetw The Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons is Reeking to construct a new 500 bod Jail and Bush Terminal in Sunset Park is being considered as a site lor the new federal facility to house prisoners awaiting sentencing and trial. According to Bill Patrick, the chief officer of Fa-" fility Development and Operations of the Federal Hureau of Prisons, overcrowding at the Foley Square detention center In Manhattan has created a need for additional space. "The population at the lower Manhattan facility is 850 this week," said Patrick, who noted that it was originally designed to house approximately 458 prisoners. "So, basically, we are at double the population." Patrick added that at the Foley Square site, of the population is made up of marshals' detainees awaiting trial or sentencing in the Eastern District Court in Brooklyn. Brooklyn makes sense "There is need for additional space, and it makes sense that we build an additional facility in Brooklyn," he said.

"The 1989 federal budget still includes a line item project for such a facility but the budget has not been approved, so we do not have the funds at this time. Our office felt we should try testing the waters." To "test the waters," Patrick said his department has begun screening available surplus federal property in Brooklyn. "There is an A site at the Bush Terminal at 29th St. and Third Ave Patrick said. The site now houses a variety of federal offices.

He added that there are as many of four other sites which could be considered in Brooklyn. REWARD $1 0,000.00 For information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the hijacking of a truck of cigarettes and candy on February 24th at on the Lower West side of Manhattan. Also the hijacking on March 1 1 in the Wall Street area. Contact Detective Miller (21 2) 374-6910. OPEN 7 DAYS DO IT VOUaSELFsTuSU SUMriAV 10-5 PM R.R.

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