Daily News from New York, New York • 491

DAILY NEWS' Friday, February 16, 1990 11 BSI KSIL look besii'ffiestaucm great! By BILL FARRELL When Pfizer security people become aware of trouble at the station, they notify Transit Police. Thus far, said Pfizer spokeswoman Pauline Barfield, the emergency system has resulted in 14 arrests and five convictions. "Our commitment to this subway station is ongoing," said Tom Kline, the manager of the Williamsburgh plant "We didn't stop at just the in In 1984, the firm began contributing money for a series of renovations and the installation of improved security systems as part of the MTA's "Adopt-A-Station" program. During the past five years, the company has installed a closed-circuit security system that included six cameras and two emergency call-box intercommunications systems. They are monitored by Pfizer's security people around the clock.

Daily News Staff Writer The latest in a series of renovations, financed by a local company, on the Flushing Avenue Station of the Line in Williamsburg were recently unveiled. Pfizer, a city-based health-tare company, employs more than 600 people at a 17-acre pharmaceutical plant on Bartlett St across from the station. stallation of the surveillance devices. In all, we've contributed more than $100,000 in equipment, supplies, and professional time to this project "But you can't put a price tag on the value of the improved security to our CBl) LlQliiiDDDg A Red Hook youth was charged with murder yesterday in the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old companion. The shooting occurred as the two were examining a loaded gun in the teen's apartment early Wednesday morning, Police Department officials reported.

The victim, Enoch Wright, of Lawrence St, suffered a single gunshot wound to the stomach, at 12:25 a.m. Wednesday. He was rushed to Long Island College Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Investigators said Wright was sitting with Torrey Anderson, 15, in Anderson's second-floor apartment on Columbia St when the shooting occurred. Detectives said that other people were in the apartment but the police refused to reveal further details.

"The two appeared to be working on the weapon when Torrey handed the gun to Wright and it went off," said a Police Department spokesman. "The weapon has not been recovered." The police say that despite his youth, Anderson will be treated as an adult in the death. Charles Seaton of the Queens division of the Postal Service, spelled out the program, which will include pep talks to letter carriers on the importance of delivering census questionnaires and placing census posters, including bilingual posters, in the branch lobbies. "This agreement is just the first step Mayor Dinkins and I are taking to ensure all New Yorkers stand up, get counted and get their fair share of representation and resources," Golden said. Earlier in the month, Dinkins announced the beginning of the city's 1990 Census Campaign, an effort to assure a full count of -New York City residents in the census.

The mayor said, "The reason we are so concerned with the census is simple. Our rep resenjati on in Washington and our share of federal funding is determined by the number of people who are counted as New Yorkers." To try to insure that the population of Brooklyn is fully and accurately counted in the 1990 census voluntary assistance centers will be established by the United States Postal Service at all 53 post office branches in Brooklyn. The program is the result of a joint agreement between Mayor Dinkins, Brooklyn Borough President Howard Golden and the U.S. Postal Service. Golden said, "These eenters will help us reach out to each and every Brooklynite, to reach every corner of our borough and to reach a true and accurate count Of Brooklyn's population." Under the agreement, Census Bureau representatives will be permitted to speak to mail carriers about the importance of delivering census questionnaires, and will be allowed to display and distribute census materials in post offi ces.

John Duchesne, general manager employes ana ine community residents who use the station." With the company's help, theMTA also been able to refurbish Jthe Brooklyn-bound platform with "new two-way turnstiles, stainless-steel railings, and security gates. Wall tiles have been replaced, and modernpho-to-enamel art work has also been installed. vl. During a recent ceremony station, MTA board member Ronay Menschel praised the Pfizer "Increased coverage by Nevii.JY.Qrk City Transit Police during rush' hours and Pfizer employe shift changes'as well as the creation of off-peak Waiting areas, has added to the station's improved security," Menschel "Pfizer's five-year commitment to this project is making a difference in our subway system; "The improvements not only benefit Pfizer's employes and the surrounding community, but helps us do our job to better serve the riding public." SUPED3 SALE Pi OUR FEWEST STOKE AUGE 516361 -6640 357 NESCONSET HWAY CORNER OF RT. 1 1 1 AND TO THE RIGHT OF MARSHALLS 212)324-1926 SO.

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