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Wantagh Man Sentenced in Hired Killing owner, was convicted of second-deg manslaughter for arranging for the I ing of Anthony Fiore, 34, ofGreenburgh, in Westchester. Two men Michael Perry, 20, 285 Drive in Manhattan. State Supreme Court Justice Patrick McGinley imposed the sentence on Arnold Iannacone, 28, of 19 Disc Wantagh. Iannacone, an auto repair shop New York (UPD A Wantagh man-was sentenced yesterday to up to six years in prison for hiring two men to kill hii brother-in-law, a banker who was shot while changing a tire on Riverside 2 Nassau Men Arraigned on Gun Sale Charges Hemlock St, and James Conway, 21, of 312 Hemlock St, both Brooklyn pleaded guilty to killling Fiore. Fiore, a Citibank executive, was shot to death on Oct.

19, 1980, at Riverside Drive nd 106th Street as he fixed a tire that Perry and Conway had punctured while Fiore was attending a wedding reception. Perry, a factory worker, and Conway, a truck driver, were each paid $1,000 to kill Fiore because he was suspected by Iannacone of cheating on his wife, authorities said. Fiore was married to Iannacones sister. Iannacone, who was found guilty last month by a Jury of seven women and five men, was sentenced to a minimum of two years in prison and a maximum of six. other items at Inner City Trucking at 178-15 11th and in and around the Air Trans depots at 120-65 168th St.

and 172-70 Baisley all in Queens. They are accused of stealing and selling Smith and Wesson and Magnum revolvers which were in the depots for shipment to foreign ing them with stealing, selling and conspiring to sell more than 850 handguns. Winkler, arraigned Monday, was freed on $100,000 bond; Slatas was released in his own custody after his arraignment yesterday. According to the indictment, from October, 1977, to October, 1979, the two were involved in transfers of guns and Brooklyn Two Nassau County men have been arraigned on federal charges in the sales of handguns to undercover agents in Queens. Peter Winkler, 53, of 14 Deborah Court, North Massapequa, and Bernard Slatas, 51, of 339 DeMott Rockville Centre, were arraigned in federal court here on a seven-count indictment charg DoesyourcracKergotDiMeces when it meets cream cheese fv States Top Court OKs Portman Hotel Albany (AP The states highest court refused yesterday to block demolition of two historic New York City theaters on Broadway to make way for the Portman Hotel prqject But a federal court injunction still blocks destruction of the theaters.

The State Court of Appeals unanimously refused to hear an appeal from the Natural Resources Defense Council, which had hoped to block the demolition of the Helen Hayes and Morosco Theaters, on 45th and 46th Streets. The court action upheld a Feb. 23 ruling by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court that said Atlanta developer John Portman could demolish the two theaters. Earlier, State Supreme Court Justice Richard Lee Price also had ruled the demolition could be carried out. The Court of Appeals decision vacated an interim stay in effect during the appeal.

"Its fairly disappointing, Bruce Terris, a Washington lawyer for the opponents, said of the ruling. Nevertheless, construction cannot go forward because of an injunction granted earlier this month by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall Opponents hope that the nations highest court will hear their case. They propose that the 50-story hotel be built over the two theaters. Their federal court action attempts to force consideration of that alternative, Terris said.

Opponents also include an organization known as theSave Our Broadway Committee, which has staged demonstrations led by producer Joseph Papp outside the theaters. On March 4, a group of protesters including actors Jason Robards, James Earl Jones and Lauren Bacall gathered outside the theaters to read from Pulitzer Prize-winning plays that had first been produced there. "It is either a funeral or a rebirth, said playwright Arthur Miller, quoting from his Pulitzer prize-winning play "Death of A Salesman, which debuted at tne Moroeco in 1949. The project, promoted by Atlanta architect n4 builder John Portman, calls for a hotel which would include a new theater. It is being partially financed through low-interest loans and tax abatements from New York City, and Portman has warned that continued delays could mean its abandonment.

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The body of Victor Hernandez, who was in his 20s, waa found at 6 AM in his fifth-floor apartment at 44. W. 47th St. He had been stabbed in the chest. The friend, Ivan Fernandez, 29, also had been stabbed in the chest He was taken to St Clares Mr.

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