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Friday. April 11. 1986 OrD DAILY NEWS mm Prospect Park i 11 -rj 2h Parks We Ave Brooklyn Subway delays and reroutings to grow in B'klyn for six months Brighton line from the Prospect Park By RICHARD SISK Oat News Staff Writer The alphabet subway lines' in Brooklyn in particular and BMT-IND service citywide in general will be hit with delays and reroutings for six months beginning April 26 be- 9c''urch Av. )sLi-5 1 Beverly jCARd 1 fportelyou Rd. I VANewMrkAve .1 02Av Sheepshead BikI I fT Brighton Beach SmbwhV i Ave Wet Manhattan Bridge tracks used by the and trains will be closed.

Skip-stop service by and trains on the Brighton Line between Sheep shead Bay and NewWrk Ave. trains stop at Ave. and Ave. J. trains stop at Neck Road.

Ave. and Ave. M. and trains operate by tracks over the Manhattan Bridge and the BMT Broadway express line to 57th St One-way service Manhattan-bound from April 26 to July on Brighton Line from Prospect Park to NewWrk Ave. One-way service Brooklyn-bound from Prospect Park to NewWrk Ave.

from July to Oct. trains run to Queensboro Plaza off-peak, and Ditmars Blvd. during rush hours via line tracks on the Manhattan Bridge. Separate and service to operate normally between 168th SL and 205th SL respectively and 34th St. trains to run on West End fine from Bay Parkway during rush hours and Ninth Ave.

off-peak via the 4th Ave. line to Nassau St. in Manhattan and Metropolitan Ave. in Queens. trains to run via the Montague St.

tunnel in Brooklyn making all stops between 59th St. and Pacific St. to ine aneepsneau Day swuuiid. Work on Manhattan Bridge by the state Department of Transportation will complicate things further by taking two of four tracks out of service for the duration of the Brighton line repairs, Gunn said, The TA suggested that riders add 15 minutes to their usual travel times-Details on changes will be available in pullout ads in the Sunday Daily News and other newspapers. Pamphlets will be available at token booths beginning Monday at stations of the following lines: Brighton, Astoria-Flushing, West End, Fourth Sea Beach.

Washington Heights, Central Park West and Grand Concourse. Gunn said all four pamphlets should be available at token booths in Manhattan. 4 Because two of the four tracks on the Brighton line will be taken out of service delays could be lengthened since trains will be unable to bypass a train that breaks down, Gunn said. "I am asking for the cooperation of all Brighton line riders in leaving the train as quickly as possible when asked to do so by the train crew," Gunn said. "You and the thousands of passengers behind you will get to your destinations that much sooner." 5t 5 David Gnnn TOM LYNN DALY NEWS Starting April 26,.

and tralas will skip stops betwssn Sheepshead Bay and Newklrk trains will stop only at Nock Road, Avo. and Avenuo II; trains will stop only at Avenue and Avenuo J. cause of major track and bridge reconstruction, the Transit Authority said yesterday. TA President David Gunn said riders of and trains would be affected by repairs to the ddotj Das floor TIL By BARBARA ROSS MP has been filed in Manhattan's City Register's Office. General Services also learned that Benjamin Winter, a general partner in Candler Associates, has an office right next door to Citisource Inc.

and companies related to it Citisource has figured prominently in the Parking Violations Bureau scandal which has snared Lazar, Bronx Democratic boss Stanley Friedman and a number of other current and former city officials. Winter did not return phone calls to his office at 641 Lexington Ave. There are only two tenants on the 25th floor of the Candler building: The Winter Organization and Citi-source-related firms. News Slaff Wntw The city has canceled a new $5.5 million lease in a Times Square office building because officials fear it might, still be owned by Michael Lazar, a developer indicted this week on new federal bribery charges in the Parking Violations Bureau scandal. The decision does not affect an earlier lease for the Taxi and Limousine Commission to occupy four floors in the building.

That lease Is under investigation by federal authorities. The new lease, approved last fall by the Board of Estimate, was supposed to expand the commission's offices to three more floors. "All we were told is that the lease is definitely dead. The reasons you'll have to get from the Department of General Services," taxi commission spokeswoman Ellen Weiman said last night General Services officials responsible for negotiating the 10-year, million pact did not return repeated phone calls. However, one City Hall source familiar with the decision said General Services decided to pull out now because they fear Lazar still owns the building and the mayor has ordered all city deals with the developer be canceled wherever possible.

Lazar and his partners bought the so-called Candler Building at 220 W. 42d SL in January 1980, for $1J million. Last year, they said they sold It for $14.7 million. CAREER OPPORTUNITY JOBS FOR EVERYONE CAREER TIPS AND GUIDANCE O'Rourhe to elect to battle with gov Westchester County Executive Andrew O'Rourke will announce his candidacy Wednesday for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with a two-day sweep through the state's most politically important cities, aides said yesterday. Republican sources also disclosed that Assemblyman Hy-man Miller (R-Syracuse) has emerged as the leading contender to be O'Rourke's running mate for lieutenant governor.

And state Republican Party Executive Director Edward Lurie is expected to be tapped to run the campaign against Gov. Cuomo. the sources said. THIS SUNDAY- YmNEWS EMI I 'l 1 3 However, so deed transf to the buyers. Candler AstociaUs, i.