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9 NEWS DAILY 8661 Ni October Friday, Joyous returns Residents get back to Woodstock By LISA ORKIN "I missed the privacy. You have your own bathSpecial to The News room said George Bacote, 73, who lived in the Carrying plastic bags and suitcases packed with W. 63rd St. YMCA during the repairs. their possessions, residents of the Woodstock Hotel Hargie Jubkins, 56, said he missed having his own in Times Square returned home yesterday, two TV and radio to turn on anytime he wanted.

months after a scaffolding collapse sent them run- "It was a terrible feeling not living here," Jubkins ning for their lives. said. "It's great to be back," said John Hasson, 73, who Many residents said they came home to find some has lived in the building for 10 years. of their belongings missing and said their apartValerie Choinacki, 70, a 15-year Woodstock tenant, ments had been ransacked. said living out of a suitcase was like living in jail.

"I "My $3,000 piano is destroyed, and my refrigerator am suddenly out of prison," she said. is gone," said Jeanne Ferguson, 60. About 200 residents of the W. 43rd St. hotel were "My VCR is gone, $300 worth of tapes are gone, two displaced July 21, when a construction elevator scaf- watches and God knows what else," said Joel Herfolding on the Conde Nast building across the street bert, 60.

peeled away and crashed down on the Woodstock. But Sam Ulano, 78, was just ready to resume his The accident killed 72-year-old Thereza Feliconio, old way of life. who lived on the top floor of the 12-story hotel. "I'm excited," Ulano said. "I just got the letter yesResidents stayed in the YMCA, other hotels or with terday that we were invited back.

We have got to go relatives while the Woodstock was being repaired. on with our lives." 'Today' weatherman hit in sex-toy prank By RICHARD HUFF That man was holding a sex toy between his legs. The Daily News Staff Writer images were broadcast live for several seconds. Weatherman Al Roker and the "Today" show were The incident forced "Today" producers to edit the duped yesterday into broadcasting live pictures of a clip from its West Coast feed, although it was too late man waving a sex toy. for more than half the country.

The incident occurred just after 8:30 a.m., when a A "Today" spokeswoman said the show wouldn't viewer standing outside the show's Rockefeller Pla- change its approach to dealing with folks on the za studio said he wanted to propose marriage to his street. "It's a live broadcast," she said. "One event girlfriend live on national television. will not change our interaction with the crowd every As the segment began, the man made a fleeting ref- day. There's always going to be erence to a phallus, which was overlooked by Roker.

Five viewers called to complain, she said. Looking extremely nervous, he then asked his girl- Roker walked away without mentioning the incifriend to marry him, and she said yes. dent, nor was it mentioned by any one else on the When she did, he started wildly jumping and show. Roker did not return a call for comment yespulled another guy, wearing shorts, into the picture. terday.

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