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i i DAlIiNEWS State Island "TV SALE! 2 DAYS ONLY! 20 OFF MY WEATHER-WISE 'N DOLLAR-WISE, CLASSIC TRENCH fifX ft fc tittu says it II Cousw(l Voughon, Stolen Istond Rational Editor THE BOTTLE BATTLE A number of state legislators are raisin? a hue and cry about Gov. Carey's decision to close down five alcohol rehabilitation centers three of which are located in New York City. The legislators are miffed because they were not consulted and they accuse state officials of "dumpipir" holies into the streets. Actually the people in these centers will be fully treated before they are released and much of the money saved from the closings will be put into local and community treatment centers. Locking- up alcoholics in large state wards not the answer to the problem.

Our mam concern is that the state sets up effective local treatment programs which offer people real help. Officials estimate there are 6000,000 alcoholics in New York City and all our public and private programs reach only b' of them. A disgraceful statistic. Hearings Are Set On Historic Sites The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold hearing on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in City Hall.

At this hearing the commission will consider a proposal designating three structures as official landmarks. The structures are Trinity Lutheran Church at 309 St. Paul's Ave. in Staten Island. Pratt-New York Phoenix School of Design at 160 Lexington and the George V.

Vanderbilt residence at 647 Fifth both in Manhattan. The commission will also consider a proposal to designate two areas as landmark districts. They are City Hall Calendar the Fulton Ferry area in downtown Brooklyn, and the immediate area surrounding the Metropolitan Museum in Manhattan. The Board of Estimate will wieet on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in City Hall.

At this meeting the board will consider a proposal to increase the rent in the Morn-ingside Heights Co-op in Manhattan. It will also consider a plan for a new mall on 165th St. in downtown Jamaica. Queens. Another case before the board is the controversial zoning amendment to limit adult entertainment uses in residential areas.

The City Council has scheduled the following: Tomorrow, the Committee on Public Safety will meet at 10 a.m. to consider coordinating citywide programs to fight crime against senior citizens. The meeting will be held at 250 Broadway. Manhattan. On Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

the City Council will hold its meeting at City Hall. On Wednesday at 10 a m. the Committee on Education will hold an organizational meeting at City Hall. School Memorial When it comes to no-holds-barred commentary on movies and those who make 'em there's no more outspoken critic than NEWS columnist Rex Reed. If you're a movie fV III Aw-- A- i JW 1 1 If x'terVl i til 1 ---vVw 1 1 4 i- imafi mti ii 5 buff, if you have pretty strong opinions on what is a good flick and which ones are bombs, try matching critiques with the man who calls 'em like he sees 'em.

or Fallen Cop? Read Rex Reed every Friday and Sunday DAILYbNEWS 39.90 Regularly $50 Let rain I'm ready for any weather in a great looking trench tha doesn't cost a bundle. Coitonpolyester poplin detailed with epaulets, gur.flaps, slash flap pockets, tie belt and more. It even machine washes! Putty or camel, 8 to 16. Misses' Roir.coc-.s '314 Community School Board, District 31, will hold a public meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Intermediate School 72, 33 Ferndale Ave.

In addition to the chairman's and superintendent's reports, there will be two resolutions to be voted. The first to be presented will be the naming of the new IS 72 school as the Rocco Laurie School. Laurie, a police officer and a native islander, was shot and killed in the line of duty, along with his partner Officer Gregory Foster, on Jan. 27, 1972. The policeman had been a pupil at PS 22.

a graduate of Junior High School 51's first accelerated pro-ram and a graduate of Port Richmond High School. He joined the Marines and served in Vietnam and was discharged after attaining the rank of Sergeant. He then entered the Police Academy and was assigned to the 9th Precinct in Manhattan. Tb second resolution by the board will be to name PS 69 the Daniel D. Tompkins School.

Tompkins was a Staten Islander of statewide and national prominence who served as governor of New York and who moved the Legislature to abolish slavery. He also helped the working people to gain the risht to vote and Jn 1816 was elected vice president of the United States, Jn addition to the above, the school board will hold open agenda giving resident! an opportunity to address the board on educational matters not AT ASS WCODSR1DGE STORE. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED. Call in Central New Jersey (201) 494-1600; in Northern New Jersey (201) 967-1600. Phone order beards open 24 hours a day.

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