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ft 1 I ft r- 1 r. lit UN I JiJ It 1 1 4 i 4i it AP 1 "News artist Jerry Schlamp won the club's Art Award for his cartoon "Fishing is a Tough Business, But Fun for Crew, Customers." News reporter Bella English won the Feature Award for the story "They Suffer Our Little Children." Selwyn Raab, a reporter for The New York Times, won honorable mention in the Feature category for his story "The New Addicts." The Nellie Bly Award for the best story by a cub reporter was given to Ed Barbini of the Staten Island Advance. The awards will be presented May 20 at the club's installation dinner in the American Museum of Natural History. An awards exhibit will be on display at the New York Telephone Co. lobby at 1095 Sixth Ave.

from May 6 to 24. The exhibit is free to the public. Other winners were Fred Fishkin, Tony Gatto and Art Athens of WCBS-. radio, Dave Marash and Lloyd Kramer of WNBC-TV and Arthur Pomer-antz of the Post The Daily News swept the New York Press Club awards for 1984, taking six top spots in print journalism competitions. The News won the club's Gold Typewriter Award for the third consecutive year, for the series "Drugs: Scourge of the City." The series, written by News reporters Brian Kates, Mary Ann Giordano and Arthur Browne, was judged the best investigative report in town.

The Byline Award for best spot news reporting was awarded to News reporters Bob Kappstatter, Don Flynn, Don Gentile, Jerry Rosa and Thomas Hanrahan for "10 in Family Slain in Brooklyn," a deadline account of what came to be known as the Palm Sunday Massacre. News reporter Robert Fleming won the Heart of New York Award, given for the story or series most complimentary to New York, for his article "The Art of Mothering." News photographer Tom Monaster's picture titled "Dash In Vain to Save a Life" took first prize in the Spot News Photo category. Meet Robotmnn Bellamy Osorio, John Spanhake and Derek Johnson (I. to get together with Robotman at New York University Hospital yesterday. Robotman visited hospital's pediatric ward to tell kids about his new animated, musical TV adventure.

SUP 10-year-old diabetic eats chocolate and then shoots self with dad's rifle O'ldyn grocer wounds suspsct 5 then is hit with gun charge psychiatric counseling to cope with her disease, then took her father's rifle and shot herself in the abdomen, put the gun back in the corner of the room and went back to bed. Lisa's 5-year-old sister witnessed' the shooting and told her mother about it when she returned home. Hawk said Lisa told her mother, "I snuck something out of the kitchen that I wasn't supposed to, so I shot myself." Hawk confirmed the youngster had been told not to eat the chocolate. Hawk said charges would not be filed against the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Larkin, although six loaded guns were kept in the home, within Teach of their daughters. The deputy said Scott Larkin used the guns for hunting and trapping. Elba, N.Y. CUPD A 10-year-old girl with diabetes shot herself in the abdomen yesterday when she got sick from snacking on a chocolate Easter bunny her parents had forbidden her to eat, officials said. The youngster, Lisa Larkin of Elba in Genesee County, was in guarded condition at Genesee Memorial Hospital in Batavia following- fiveT hours of surgery, said hospital supervisor Sylvia Lapp.

The incident occurred between 6:40 and 7:10 a.m. while Lisa's mother was driving her husband to work, Genesee County Deputy Sheriff Jack Hawk said. While her parents were away, Lisa ate part of a white chocolate rabbit and became sick to her stomach because Of her diabetes, Hawk said. Hawk said Lisa, who was receiving 8 Rodriguez then drew his own gun and fired a single shot wounding Morales, police said. The second man fled.

Rodriguez' brother, Jose, said the grocer kept a gun in the store because he was afraid of being robbed. "He's a nice quiet guy, a hardworking businessman who does everything he can to take care of his wife and three kids," Jose Rodriguez said-. Hunters Point plan, ferry service eyed The Port Authority authorized the hiring of four consultants yesterday to study potential development themes for Hunters Point in Long Island City and the possibility of an East River ferry service. Among the possible themes to be considered, a PA spokesman said, are a media center and a biotechnical-biomedical Center for Life Sciences, with a ferry connecting the site to Manhattan, where several research institutions are located. By CHARLES EATON and ROBERT CARROLL A Brooklyn grocer shot and' wounded a stickupman in his store yesterday and was later charged with criminal possession of a deadly weapon, police said.

The robbery suspect, Daniel Morales, 24, of 2231 Pitkin was taken to Brookdale Hospital, where he was reported in serious condition, with a bullet wound of the chest He was charged with attempted robbery. Police said the grocer, Ramon Rodriguez, 38, shot Morales with an unregistered pistol. He was not taken into custody but was given a desk appearance ticket summoning him to court at a later date. According to police, Morales and an unidentified second man pushed their way into the store at 2740 Pitkin Ave. at 6:20 a.m.

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