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,001 Hostage Talk For Students -Two internationally known ex Conquering Map Outlines Queens perts in dealing with a hostage situation will participate in a two-day conference on "Terrorism and Hostages 1976" spon police units, In dealing with terrorists and hostages. St. Joseph's will grant two undergraduate credits to each participant. Registration made prior to April 25 costs $95 includes all panels, two 1 unci" 9 and the two college credits. Groups of ten or more enrollhg from the same institution or department will receive a special group rate of $75 After April 35, the full conference fee of $115 will be charged.

chologist Dr. Harvey Schloss-berg, both of the New York City Police Department, a number of noted educators, psychologists and law enforcement personnel will be present. The Bolz-Schlossberg team have designed methods that have been utilized by the FBI, the Secret Service, the State Department and other state and local sored by St. Joseph's College of Brooklyn at the Sheraton Beach Inn, Virginia Beach, Va, on May 10 and 11. In addition to the experts, Lt.

Frank Bolz and clinical psy PC PS CO By MICHAEL ORESKIN A historical maD of Queens during the days of the Revolution is making the rounds of the borough like a Rope your favorite wedge runabout conquering Continental army. The map, created by Queens- boroQffh Community College and Jl A spunky, open picker-upper for your I active life! Trimmed with rope for a I bright side of summer! In rust, bone, I 1 1 or white buffalo leather. 11 Sizes 4-11 W. The hottest wedge on two feet, sporting a slick combo of rope and leather on a comfortable slice of crepe. In amber, chino, navy, or while kid.

Si2es 4-11 W. COLLEGE NOTES knocking on doors they will take part in a seminar on sales tech students at four high schools, has been so popular that organizers have had trouble at times getting the map free from one display site to send it on to the next. "The idea i3 to give a visual impact of the borough at the time, ef the smallness of the roads and the isolation of the villages, said Henry Ludder, chairman of the coordinating committee. The relief map locates British headquarters, camps and gun placements as well as major roads, farms, crops, mills and waterways of the period. Details on the map, which is four foot square, include a niques and current trends in the hospitality industry," Professor Donald McHugh said.

The Hotel Lexington, a 1,600 Lexington isn't paying the cow jks'-'a i 1 rf 3 "xV'i ft HOT SPOT Lexington isn paymgthe students but it will pick up their expenses and provide rooms and meals. WOMEN'S WORK will be celebrated at two colleges in Queens this month. Queensborough Community College begins a three-week festival of women's art Wednesday. Queens College's fourth annual Women's Festival begins a week from Monday and lasts five days. THINGS TO COME in the 21st century will be the subject of an 18-week television series being produced by WCBS-TV and St.

John's University. Twenty scholars from thirteen institutions will exam alternative solutions to political, social and economic problems likely to face society beyond 2001. THE BULLETIN: Queens College offers a one-year program in post-masters degree study for librarians. An American history course at Long Isjand university's Brooklyn Campus culminates tomorrow with a trip to historic Williamsburgh, Va. Students earn three credits in the gradate- seminar entitled "Historic Trails of America." All's Fair in Exhibit World's Fair Memorabilia" from the Bert Schneider collection will be on -view at the Sou? a Branch of the Farmingdale public library, Merrit Road and Boundary until the end of ApriL Quaker meeting house in Flushing, which was used as a British prison and hospital; a point in Long Island City from which an invasion into Manhattan was launched, and Flashing wheat fields which, incidentally, developed a strain of wheat still grown today.

The mao was unveiled on July 4, 1975. Since then it has been on display at more than 20 banks, schools and librarys in Queens, according to Beatrice Reinfeld, the college's director of community relations. "People don't want to give it up," said Joan Wettingfeld, who worked on the project as chairman of the Bicentennial Committee of the Friends of Queens College. She said the map was booked solid through the summer, but that display could be scheduled beginning next September, 't is currently on display at the Queensborough Public Library, 89-11 Merrick Jamaica. KNOCK, KNOCK.

who's there? Possibly the 12 New York City Community College students who are making the rounds of Hty businesses trying to promote use of the banquet and conference facilities at the Hotel Lexington. The students are enrol'ed in the school's Hotel and Restaurant Management Program, and after each day of INDEPENDENT RED CROSS SHOE DEALERS GREAT KECK iiim teetery 64 Keck M. HU 7-2172 HEMPSTEAD Harwrt Skat 32 Mam St IV 1-9130 HUNTINGTON Hanm Skttt Wail-WNtraat) Shea Ctr, PT 6-3737 LAKE GROVE iarwyt Skin Hti Man 724-9070 MANHASSET Marwya Sates 20t Narinern B'vl MA 7-4155 MASSAPEQUA Otaart Omks ttt Cms SunriM Malt 7986933 er Dwnsuon Upp BROOKLYN Arlkar Kaat 25 Haraver Plan MA 5-9540 tafttti reetiat 1571 FUttKBU Aw. 6E 4-9702 Naeser Ska is 113 Liberty Aw. AP 7-6414 Meraae Uhi Mtrlt Aw.

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