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FROM PAGE TWO ay swe measures by cancelling some subway trains and rerouting others. The sudden changes created havoc last night for homebound straphangers jamming several platforms. A TA spokesman said the cracks were discovered in a "minor" beam that is part of a truss support. The truss is not part of the original bridge structure, he said. "We have a contractor fabricating the materials, and hopefully the beam will be replaced by early next week," the spokesman said.

He was unable to say exactly when normal service would be The subway service changes are: TM Grand SI. station hat beta clottd. OB sarvtca h) susaandad. Manhattan-bound trains from Brighton Baacn, Brooklyn, will run on tno train tracks ovar tha bridta la 97th St. and Savanth wftsrt May will turn around Initaad el travallnt to 105th St.

In tha Bronx. Brooklyn-bound trains, which normally run from MStn St. In tho Bronx la Biiohton Baach, will so only la tha Broadway-Lafayatta station bafora turnlna around. trains from Stlllwall Brooklyn, will lormlnata at Mth St. and Fourth Brooklyn.

trains from IMth St. and from 57th St. and Sixth Ava. that normally ao a Brooklyn will Instead lormlnata at Second Avo. train service will remain In affect, but will operate at a reduced speed because of the additional traffic on Its tracks.

notice PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULE Concerning the 1982-83 HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Public hearings concerning the development of a State Plan for the proposed use and distribution of funds for the 1982-83 Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) will be conducted by the New York State Department of Social Services as follows: New York City: Friday, June 4, 1982 at 10:00 a.m., at 2 World Trade Center, 42nd Floor; Albany; Friday, June 11, 1982 at 10:00 a.m., at the Empire State Plaza, Concourse Level, Meeting Room Rochester: Thursday, June 17, 1982at 10:00 a.m., in City Council Chambers, City Hall, 30 Church Street. Energy assistance providers, elected officials and other interested organizations and individuals are welcome to attend and present testimony. PARTY CRUISING BOM NEW VORK NOW THRO SEPT 17th frr I rK jp-p-o iM fmm will By MARY ANN GIORDANO A Brooklyn housekeeper may reap a $1.25 million windfall, willed her by the wealthy woman she once worked for, if a judge rules two Albany lawyers are not entitled to the estate. In an intriguing case revealed in Manhattan Surrogate's Court yesterday, a judge will have to decide which of two wills one drawn in 1977 and the other in 1979 filed by Malvena Hendrickson, who lived in an E. 65th St townhouse, is legally binding.

The 1977 will to be probated names Albany lawyers John DeGraff Sr. and John Holt-Harris Jr. as executors of the will and recipients of most of the Hendrickson estate. But a two-page will drawn Sept 28, 1979, and filed in Surrogate's Court in Manhattan last week, names Hendrickson's housekeeper, Margo Lest, as heir to jewelry of unspecified value, a $750,000 townhouse at 126 E. 65th St, and all other money left after $45,000 is paid to nine other persons.

Lest who lives now on 41st St, apparently had worked for Hendrickson for several months when the will was made. The woman died April 6 at the age of 89. Her husband, George, died in 1945 and she had no known living relatives. Arthur Karger, lawyer for the two other claimed heirs, said his clients had handled Hendrickson's legal affairs for many years and had represented her husband when he died. Lest said last night she is not celebrating over her inheritance because "it is not settled yet" She referred all questions to her lawyer, Ira Deutsch, who could not be reached last night YOU CAN ENJOY A NOVA SCOTIA CRUISE For as little as Panama Registry BIAMOMB 25 OOO Tons 4 Meals Incl.

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