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TOWER from Page 6 of Estimate to Vote on City Spire Deal "The fact that the owner of the building chooses to occupy the illegal space is a continuing flaunting of the city's law. And he should be called on it," said a spokesman for City Comptroller Harrison J. Goldin, the firmest opponent to the deal. Eichner's attorney and representative, Howard Hornstein, who is a former city planning commission member, said he is "'hoping' the board considers the approvals for the CitySpire deal from city planning and the Landmarks Preservation Commission. All told, CitySpire can claim one of the longest and tortured runs through the planning process, since it received its approval four years ago.

But others speculated that the Board of Estimate might take heed of Tuesday's decision by another body the Board of Standards and Appeals to force another developer to chop off 12 stories from his Upper East Side build- ing. Different case, same principle at stake, says Goldin. Another complication for Eichner: the proposed dance studios are so tiny divided into three parts measuring 21 by 60 feet that critics charge they are near worthless. Not so, dance experts with the Joffrey Ballet said in letters of support to Hornstein. Rose charged in a recent letter to Planning Commission Chairperson Sylvia Deutsch that the dancers are biased Soviet Chess Prodigy Picks New Home KAMSKY from Page 6 ago," said Parr, noting that he was one of two or three people being groomed in the Soviet Union to be the next world champion.

Kamsky's reasons for defecting related to chess and included the lack of opportunities to play, said Lev Alburt, a chess grandmaster who defected from the Soviet Union 10 years ago and assisted the Kamskys. "But the bottom line is the lack of freedom," Alburt said. "It is still that the Soviet Union is an unfree country and people want to be The Kamskys were escorted yesterday to the lower Manhattan offices of the Immigration and Naturalization Service by Allen Kaufman, executive director of the American Chess Foundation, and two FBI agents, Alburt said. Parr, now editor of Glasnost magazine, which is concerned with current Soviet issues, said Gata Kamsky's reasons for defecting may go deeper than playing chess or even lack of freedom. He noted that the Kamskys are Crimean Tatars, who, he said, historically have been treated as second-rate citizens within the Soviet Union.

They seek the return of their homeland in Crimea, which Stalin banished them from in 1944. "Here's a young kid who is a Crimean Tatar who must hate the Soviet government," said Parr. "In one sense, one wonders how the Soviet Union could have been naive enough to send him abroad with his father." The youth's parents are divorced, but his father has remarried. Alburt said they hope the Rustam Kamsky's wife will eventually be allowed to come to the United States. Numerous high-ranking Soviet and East European chess players have defected to the West, including Viktor Korchnoi, a former world champion finalist who now lives in Switzerland, and Romania's top player, grandmaster Mihai Suba, who now lives in London and played in the New York competition.

A member of the Soviet delegation said that Kamsky had always been treated well by Soviet sports authorities and said it was difficult to understand why he decided to defect. because Hornstein sits on the Joffrey board. (Hornstein confirmed Joffrey records that he also is a "golden circle having given between $25,000 and $50,000 to the ballet.) But others who insist they have no connection to Eichner have similar acclaim for the studios, which are to be built in an open space adjacent the CitySpire building on West 56th Street. "The studios are small, but can adapt by dancing straight up and down instead of moving from side to side," said Marian Horosko, coordinator of the Danse Coalition, adding that, because rehearsal space is so scarce, "I'd take a table-top." That Eichner deliberately chose to make his building taller is conceded. Three feet of the illegal height, he says, was due to his architect's mistake in calculating the curb.

The balance of nearly 11 feet for the sum total of nearly 14 was extra cement added to the building on many floors to keep the tower from swaying. Moreover, Eichner concedes that he proceded to build before obtaining the final permits. In short, he gambled. Also, last year a furor was raised when New York Newsday reported that he had proceded to finish the huge golden dome atop the tower, despite an order from the Buildings Department to halt work pending resolution of the height dispute. Hornstein said he will address the project's entire history today at the public hearing Officer Reports Smelling Liquor on Captain SLICK from Page 15 where Hazelwood was.

Officials of Exxon Shipping have said Hazelwood was in his cabin under the bridge while Cousins, who lacked the proper Coast Guard certification to guide the ship through the sound, was in command on the bridge. The NTSB official said Kagan described a series of shouted orders first from the third mate and then in the final moments of the accident from Hazelwood as the 987-foot tanker left the sound's traffic lanes and dragged its bottom along the stones Death Notices BRADLEY -Mary on March 28. 1989. Devoted wife of the late John. Loving mother of James.

Fond aunt of John Hanley. Cherished -aunt of Catherine Luna. Friends may call. 2-5 and 7- 10 PM. at the Thomas F.

Dalton Funeral Home. 29 Atlantic Floral Park. LI. Mass of Christian Burial. Friday 9:45 AM.

Our Lady of Victory R.C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BURT -Marie on March 28. 1989.

in her 89th year. Retiree from A S. Brooklyn, NY. Beloved mother of Grayce Anne Fazio. Devoted sister of Grace Wagoner of Norfolk.

Va. Cherished grandmother of Frank. Annemarie. Gabrielle and Leonard FaAdored great -grandmother of Gabriel Joseph and Nicholas Francis Fazio and Francis Joseph Manganaro. Reposing at Commack Abbey.

96 Commack Commack. LI. Wednesday and Thursday. 2-5 and 7-10 PM. Mass of Christian Burial.

Friday 10:30 AM. St. Anthony of Padua R.C. Church. East Northport.

Entombment to follow. Pinelawn Memorial Park. Pinelawn, LI. EARL--Fred W. of Shoreham.

formerly of Hempstead, on March 26. 1989. age 71. Loving husband of Eileen (nee Ralph). Devoted brother of Muriel Buckingham of and crags of Bligh Reef.

Kagan described the running aground as "a bumpy ride," Woody said. Woody said the helmsman reported hearing a series of orders to turn the vessel right, left and straight as it got stuck on the rocks, where it still rests. Don Cornett, an Exxon Shipping spokesman, said the company expects to have the remaining million barrels of crude pumped out of the ship and into another tanker, the Exxon Baton Rouge, by tomorrow. None of those interviewed by the NTSB who saw Hazelwood after he boarded the tanker at 9 p.m. Thursday Memorial services Saturday, April 1, Alexander Tuthill Route 25A.

Wadlieu of flowers, donaNurse Service, Kings Park, appreciated. -Catherine Daisy (nee March 29, 1989, forBrooklyn. Beloved wife Joseph F. Devoted Regina C. Pepe and Costello.

Sister of LilAlso survived grandchildren and two Reposing at Funeral Home, and Foxhurst Oceanside. LI. Mass of Christian St. Anthony's R.C. Church.

Oceanside. Saturday 9:45 AM. Interment St. Charles Cemetery. HAHN- Richard.

on March 29. 1989. Beloved father of Richmar. Rudolf and Marion Schwenk. Dear brother of Wilhelm and Agnes Muller.

Also survived by six grandchildren. Reposing. Marine Funeral Quentin Brooklyn. Religious services. Friday 8 PM.

Funeral. Saturday 9:30 AM. Visiting hours 2-5 and PM. KAVANAUGH- -Eileen on March 28. 1989.

Beloved wife of Charles, Devoted mother of James C. Loving daughter of has indicated that the captain was impaired, Woody said. Those witnesses include the helmsman, the Coast Guard officer and the Port of Valdez pilot who helped guide the tanker through the initial phase of its movement through the sound. The officers' refusal to cooperate with the probe was unusual, and Woody said he was not sure what action could be taken to get the two men to talk. He added that an NTSB hearing on the accident that had been scheduled to begin in Anchorage on Tuesday has been postponed indefinitely.

Alaska officials announced that they Lutheran Church to officiate. Visiting PM Thursday and 2-5 and PM Friday. NORRIS- Rockwell of Freeport. on March 28, 1989. Retired Sergeant NCPD.

Emergency Services: Master Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Coast Guard Reserve. Beloved husband of Audrey. Loving father of Allison Connors. Stefanie Ziegler, Susan.

Peter and Robert Norris. Dear brother of June Maurer and Nancy Schneider. Cherished grandfather of Heather. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Chester A.

Fulton have launched an investigation into the actions of the officers on board the ship and why Hazelwood was not on the bridge. Hazelwood's lawyer, Michael Williamson, could not be reached for comment. Meanwhile, the oil slick, which has spread to 575 square miles miles of the sound, continued to ooze slowly into hundreds of inlets, lagoons and beaches along the sound, Coast Guard officials said. In several places, witnesses spotted seabirds and mammals coated with oil and the animals were trying to lick themselves clean. Norfolk.

Va. will be held 1989. at 1 PM. Funeral Home. ing River.

In tions to Visiting Sunken Meadow NY 11754. GROGANGaffney). on merly of of the late mother of Patricia A. lian Middlekamp. by three great grandchildren.

the Towers Long Beach Stanley Kavanagh and the late Jeanne. Dear sister of Michael. Stanley, Andrew, Jeanne Tarantino and Fran Patterson. Reposing at Walsh-Labella Son Funeral Home. 87-13 87th Woodhaven, NY.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 9:45 AM Saturday. Interment St. Charles Cemetery. MELTZER-Charles S.

Beloved son of Alicia Berger and Earl Meltzer. Cherished grandson of Anna Monroe. Loving brother of Steven Meltzer. Michelle Meltzer and Jennifer Berger. Dearest fiance of Denine Smolen.

Services Friday March 31st, 10 AM at Gut- terman's. 8000 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury. LI. In lieu of flowers, donations made in the name of Charles Meltzer to the Starlight Foundation. 505 8th Avenue Floor 12A.

New York. NY 10018. MJOS- -Edwin age 60. of Smithtown, on March 29. 1989.

Beloved husband of Dorothy. Devoted father of Robert. Janis Moribito. Gail Keane. Chris and Leslie.

Dear brother of Doris Brown. Also survived by six grandchildren. Katrin Mjos, Eric Mjos, Robbie and Christine Moribito. Jennifer and Patrick Keane. Reposing at the Branch Funeral Home 190 East Main Smithtown.

Religious Service 8 PM Friday at Funeral Home. Pastor Gollenberg of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Pulaski STORC-Wanda (nee Kardell), of Greenlawn. Rev. Garrett Al- Farmingdale, formerly of Jamaibertson, officiating.

ca, on March 29, 1989. Beloved REICHERTER-Josephine (nee wife of the late Louis. Loving Rizzo), of Far Rockaway, formerly mother and mother-in-law of Lorof Inwood, on March 28. 1989. raine and Henry J.

Pieloch. DeBeloved wife of Kenneth. Dear voted "Babci" of Christopher, Almother of Kenneth Edward. lison, Sandra and the late Thomas and Deborah. Grand- Ronald.

Dear sister of the late mother of Camille. Sister of Jo- John M. Kardell. Reposing at seph Rizzo, Theresa Pearsall, the McCourt Trudden Funeral late Pearl Martinez and Norman. Home, Inc.

385 Main FarmReposing. Meserole Funeral Friday. ingdale. 2-5; Visiting. Mass Thursday of Chris- and Mass of Christian Burial, Friday tian Burial, Home, 143 Lord Inwood.

Saturday 10 AM. St. 9:30 AM, Our Lady of Good Coun- Kilian Church. Interment Mt. St.

sel Church. Inwood. Interment Mary's Cemetery, Flushing. L.I. National Cemetery, Pinelawn.

Son, 49 W. Merrick ROSENBLUM-George. Beloved Freeport, Wednesday and Thurs- husband of Lillian. Devoted faday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral ser- ther of Scott, Dean, Thomas, Ira, vice Friday 10 AM, Christ Luther- Louis and Bart.

Loving grandfaan Church, Freeport. Interment ther. Dear brother of Carrie BarCalverton National Cemetery. In on and Irene Novack. Services lieu of flowers.

donations to Thursday 12 noon, GutterChrist Lutheran Church, or Mt. man's. Rockville Centre, LI. Tremper Outdoor Ministries. 585 Townline Hauppauge, NY SPERUTA on March 29, 11787.

would be appreciated. 1989, after an illness. Beloved husband of Veon. Loving father of Michael and Guy Tricarico. Fond RAE-Dorothy of Northport.

grandfather of Vincent. Loving NY. on January 26, 1989. Beloved brother of Anthony. Marie DeLeo sister of Lorna Driscoll and Lloyd and Rebecca Reilly.

Reposing at Rae of Greenlawn. Also survived Lawrence Funeral Chapel, 137 by step-daughters, Carol F. Boc- Lawrence Lawrence, Thurscia of Centerport. LI and Anne F. day and Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM.

Conway of Falls Church. Va. Me- Mass of Christian Burial, Saturmorial service. 4 PM. Saturday, day 9:30 AM.

Our Lady of Good April 1. 1989, at the Greenlawn Counsel R.C. Church. To place an announcement in Death Notices, In Memoriam, In Sympathy, Memorial Services or Card of Thanks, call: EL (718) 520-8234 Monday thru Friday 9:00 PM, Saturday 11:30 PM. Sunday 1:00 PM.

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