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SElclBB PSISS HIBlB'SGOTCl! CL it such secrecy could lead to abuses. Air Force Secretary Verne Orr, Washington (UPI) Reagan administration officials refuse to name the private citizens who donated nearly $500,000 to last fall's presidential transition effort, rejecting complaints that overseer of the transition budget, said yesterday that the identities of private contributors are being withheld so the names will not fall into the hands of charity fund-raisers. "We do not intend to release the names of the donors, and never did the only reason being that they get on lists for other people. Charities love to Nixon consulted by Reagan: Providence, R.I. (UPI) Rabbi Baruch Korff, a staunch defender get lists of people who give big sums, Orr said in an interview.

Fred Wertheimer, president of the citizens' lobby Common Cause, said the names of donors should be revealed because use of private funds creates FROM NEWARK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT potential for He said that the use of such large amounts of private funding for government-related work could create conflicts of interest, for administration officials who decide of Richard Nixon, said yesterday the former President is "highly esteemed" by the Reagan administration and routinely is consulted on important policy matters. "Every other week, the top-secret documents are flown to him in New York and he matters affecting the donors. The private funds were solicited by the Presidential Transition Foundation a nonprofit corporation set up because the Reagan team considered Rabbi Baruch Korff insufficient the $2 million in govern ment money for the transition. Each way, night, based on RT purchase. Orr said the foundation adopted rules that limited contributions to $5,000 per family and barred corporate gifts, "and those rules were adhered analyzes them and sends them briefs.

He is on the telephone not too infrequently with President Reagan," Korff said. In an interview broadcast yesterday on WJAR-TV, Korff said Nixon played a key role in the confirmation of Alexander Haig as secretary of state. to." The General Services Administra tion has audited the government ex penditures. As of April 30, the transi tion team had spent $1,744,376 of that allocation. Sealed off Mideast gun, FROM PAGE TWO fro from uture isy 21 court Each way, based on RT purchase.

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE New York City Transit Authority Public Hearing on Proposed Token Booth end or Entrance Closing Borough ot Manhattan and Brooklyn a. u.iit k.M iiu lorn j-w pu i ho Nui Vnt-fc ttte Hoftrina Rmm. iith Floor at Two World Trade Center tn Manhattan (Access tor the handicapped is available Into the Hearing Room) Registartion tor Speakers will remain open until eOO PM. The subiect to discussion will be the proposed permanent closing ot an existing currently under-utilized subway entrance at the 42nd Streel and 6th Avenue Station as part ot a moderniiation protect which is being funded in part by the Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration This entrance is located at the southeast corner ot 41st Street and 8th Avenue Line. AMinnniitu tttm Drnimut in rtn or roritir th hot in when staircases will be opened where there is a net revenue ts because ot low usage and there is no overriding operational reason to keep the booth open 24 hours a day fin no case is the Transit Authority considering closing a station) The proposed changes ot the availability ot oken booths andor' staircases are listed below and are grouped in two categories as fOltOWS: Kansas City, Mo.

(AP) James Grant George's main hope of surviving leukemia is a bone marrow transplant from a close blood relative. But George, who was adopted as an infant, doesn't know who his relatives are. The answer is in sealed records of the Jackson County Circuit Court. Last Friday, after an 11 month legal fight, a judge ruled that George, 33, had not shown the "compelling circumstances" required under state law to see them. George said yesterday that he will appeal.

"I'm wasting so much of my life fighting the state of Missouri," George, said by telephone from his home in Miami. "And I don't know how much-time I have left. But, yes, we're going to appeal." GEORGE, A COMPUTER systems consultant with a wife and two children, has chronic myelocytic leukemia, a disease doctors say is usually fatal in three to four years. The illness was diagnosed in July 1980. When George requested the adoption records, County Circuit Judge Gene Martin contacted the mother George has never known and appointed attorney Michael Curley to represent her.

Last week, Curley said, George's mother and her daughter offered to undergo a test to determine if they had compatible bone marrow on the conditions that no other relatives on the mother's side be contacted and that George's petition to learn their identities be dropped. George turned down the offer. "THAT GIVES ME nothing," he said. "Even if they matched, there was CATEGORY A Extends the time that part-time token booths will not be manned. ADLM 1 lUraAL HUUHJ PROPOSED TO BOOTH AFFECTED STAIRCASES FROM STREET Chase Manhatlen STAIRCASE LOCATION Bank Building BORO BE CLOSED BOOTH LOCATION Manhattan 11 :00 PM 7:00 AM R-112A Pine Street LINE 71 STATION Wan Street Nassau Loop (Presently closed from 7:30 AM Sat.

to 7:00 AM Mon.) Manhattan AM-9 30PM A-62 Norfolk Street S-10. S-M, S2 (Presently closed 30 PM to 4:00 AM 7 days a week) Norfolk Street On Saturdays only time will be extended to 7: 30 AM. CATEGORY Institutes a period ot time that a current 24-hour token booth will not be manned. BOOTH LOCATION STAIRCASE LOCATION 2 STATION Allergic Ave. eth Avenue 34th Street HOURS PROPSEDTO BE CLOSED 10:00 PM a 00 AM 11 00 PM 7:00 AM 11 00 PM AM 11 O0PM 7.00 AM AFFECTED STAIRCASES FROM STREET None None Stattei Hilton 0-3.

t. M-3 BORO Bklvn Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan BOOTH 6 3 113 137 A-aT LINE Brighton Canersie 7th Ave. Nassau Loop Fulton St. LtRR Station MfhSt.ethAve. 32nd St 7th Ave.

NassauFulton St. 34th St. 8th Ave. (Lower Mezzanine) Broadway 60th SI. NessauFutfon Street IthAve.

"Manhattan 11:00 AM TthAvc. Man 11:00 AM Broadway 60th ST. no guarantee that they would donate any marrow." He said he wants the records opened so that he can appeal to as many relatives as possible. Curley said that" George's mother wants to remain anonymous to protect her In a statement through the' lawyer, she said: "While 1 am grieved that he has leukemia and hope he finds a cure through a bone marrow transplant, I do not feel he is my son I never saw the baby and never held him." fTretftc island) At the hearing, the New Yoi CHy Transit Authority will afford an opportunity for ail persons Of agencies Interested fa ith respect to the social, economic, and-environmentai impacts of these proposals. Oral presentations on behalf of organizations end agencies will be limited to ten minutes, wilt be limited to iiw mrmitM Written testimony for incorporation in the record will be accepted by the Secretary of the Transit Authority, provided It ts submitted to the Secretary no later than the close of the hearing.

Those wtshing to be heard must register In advance, either bv mall or In person at the hearing, is advisabto in Dr.rpoktr hu mm prior to the hearing, inasmuch as persons so registering will be heard first. Mail registrations should be sent to the Secreta'v. New vorfc City renin nu'noriiy, jy jv street, cooniyn, mew rora ham. personal registration win oe permineoai the hearing unfit a 00 PM. New York Cv Transit Authority Richard Rftvttch, Chermen.