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Box styles designed to circulate cooU ing in larger areas. y-i 4 rj- 'f -j ri -J -i By ALFRED MIELE Plans for the construction of a $150 million convention hotel andi theater Times Square will be outlined today by Mayor Lindsay and architect-developer John Portman of Atlanta. The 54-story hotel will contain 2,020 rooms surrounding a large skylit courtyard plus complete ex hibition and ballroom facilities and a seven-story retail shopping area. A legitimate theater will be located beneath the hotel's entrance plaza. Completion Set for 1977 Construction of the project, to be located on the -west side of Broadway between 45th and 46th is scheduled to start later this year with completion set for 1977.

The existing. 46th St. Theater will be renovated, but the Helen Hayes and Morosco theaters, Doth of early 1920 vintage, will be de molished. The Picadilly Hotel also faces the wrecker's balL The hotel, to be operated by "vestern international rJoteis, rill have two parallel major lings running east and west. Twelve glass-cab elevators will Hse along a pillar exposed to the lourtyard between the wings.

To Be Tallest Hotel At street level, a glass-enclosed sidewalk cafe will overlook Broadway. Atop the hotel, to be the city's tallest, a revolving restaurant and cocktail lounge will be contained in a bronzed glass 1 penthouse. Shubert Alley will be extended through the site to provide ac cess to the hotel lobby and shop ping areas. 1 Other features of the hotel, which will be the city's second 1 largest in number, of rooms, in- elude 'public plaza areas and a recreation area complete with twimming pool. Public Hearing Aug.

8 Designed under the city's special theater district zoning reg ulations, formulated to encourage construction of legitimate thea- 1 ters, the project is scheduled for public hearing before the City Planning Commission on Aug. 8. The Board of Estimate also will have to approve the proposaL Owned by Portman Properties, an Atlanta real estate develop ment firm and Peter J. Sharp of 1 this city, the building nas been 1 designed by John Portman. Tish- 1 man Realty and Construction will manage construction of the project.

ASanitman Shot in Bronx: A Sanitation Department employe was shot about 2:30 p.m. yesterday as he tried to shut a fire hydrant in the Morrisania section of the Bronx. The victim, Anthony Lomoriel-lo, received emergency treatment at Lincoln Hospital before being transferred to North Shore Hospital, Manhasset, L.I. Officials at Lincoln Hospital reported him in fair condition. Police said several youngsters had been spraying passing mo torists from a hydrant on E.

I 160th between Trinity and Cauldwell Aves. Lomoriello jumped from the back of a sanitation truck to lecture, the children about the practice and also to close the hydrant. A crowd gathered, a shot was Sired and Lomoriello fell. Police said they" had no description of the assailant. Lomoriello is married and has been with the department for three i i i I i 'I Here's Jud One Great Fyomnfp, ZZ" I a JE i i i a f- ri fc fc 1 1 mm CHAXCE IT! i I I 1.

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