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IT0DAY1IN News Carole Agus City 6 18, 19 5 11 Murray Kempton 8 Nation 14, 16 Neighborhoods 22, 23 Death Notices 42 Obituaries 42 People 11 World 12, 13 PART II Business (Begin on Pag G2) Robert Reno 62 Stock Charts 60-63 68 Ticker Classified (Begin on Page 84) Viewpoints New York Forum Ellen Goodman Letters M. O. Lord Doug Mar lette 72 72 76 74 76 73 76 73 76 Weekend: How to be really cool this summer in the city Puzzle Lets Go to. the Videotape Subway gunman Bernhard Goetz, right, and his paralegal Harry Katz, left, yesterday said a Katz made shows that Darren Cabey, wno was shot by Goetz in 1985, is faking the extent of brain damage he suffered. Cabey is suing Goetz for $50 million.

(Story on Page 18.) Part lWeekend (Begin after Page 72) Advice 37,39 Fun, Comics 32-34 BQEating 18 Dining Out 19 Horoscopes 32 Kidaday 35 Television 46,47 Sports (Begin on back page) High Schools 131,134 Inside the NHL 138 Stan Isaacs 136 Steve Jacobson 141 Nick Karas 132 Scoreboard 128-130 Baseball Special 143 Boating Special 123 125-127 Billions a Year to Get From Here to There WEATHER Today: mixed sun and clouds, 69; tonight: partly cloudy, mid 60s; tomorrow: increasing douds, late shower, (Color Forecast, Classified! 120) LOTTERY Lottery winners are on Page 129. EDITORIAL OFFICES SWITCHBOARD YC (Tieswem shmkm. By Katherine Foran The Metropolitan Transportation An- tiiority will heed $2.58 billion a year dur- buses, aubwsysfand commuter nriSoads' running and increase capacity on already crowded lines. The sum, to be presented at todays MTA board meeting; includes up to $16 billion for new subway and rail connections to relieve congestion an routes from Rockland and Putnam counties to the eastern tip of Long Island. It would be sad for the region if there is no new investment, MTA Chairman Robert R.

Kiley said. I think wed be taking ourselves out of the running as a world class dt jr. The list of expenditures is a rough blueprint of maintenance and ment projects the Transit Authority, Metro-North, the Long Island Rail Road, and the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority would nave to undertake through 2011 to meet increasing travel needs, MTA Executive Director Mort Downey said. This realty gets at an issue of whether this region will be competitive, Downey said. Using the 20-year plan, the MTA during the next 12 months will make a shorter list of transit needs far the next five years.

But finding for the next five years, let alone 20, is uncertain, MTA offi- dais warn. We start from ZCTo in New York every five years, Kiley said. The MTA is funded by revenues from AP Photo MTA exec Mort Downey REM. MS erneum ewewti IV IY. FRDAY, MAY 25.

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