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TODAY IN Newsday PART II Section follows Page 96. The labyrinthine trail of Ferdinand Marcos and his millions is finally mapped through the efforts of microfilm readers, check tracers and computer wizards. PART III Section follows Part 1l 14. Weekend: New York's hometown extravaganza, the Big Apple Circus, returns and tumbles in with China's Nanjing Acrobatic Troupe. VIEWPOINTS In centerfold of first section.

Editorial: "They have, literally, no place else to go. So for the residents of perhaps 180,000 illegal apartments on Long Island i it makes no sense whatsoever to talk about forcing them out. That doesn't mean, however, that the illegal status of these apartments should be tolerated indefinitely." Page 96. Columns: Al Cohn on succeeding in the N.Y. Marathon and Ellen Goodman on the pill for abortions; Jack Anderson says Army Engineers fly frequently at our expense.

Pages 98-100. WEATHER Becoming cloudy tonight with the chance of a shower towards morning, lows in the low to mid-50s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of showers, highs in the 50s to mid60s. For the latest weather report, call the Newsday weather service, 976-1212. LOTTERY Keno: Winning numbers were 5, 6, 7, 10, 15, 20, 23, 27, 28, 36, 38, 45, 59, 66, 67, 69, 74, 75, 77, 78.

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$1.25 LIH FRI Reservations About Hotel's Sewage Plans By Dan Fagin In a twist on the phrase "all dressed up and no place to go," a luxurious hotel in Islandia still lacks a sewage disposal system just five days before its scheduled grand opening. Developers of the 277-room Islandia Hilton want to truck its sewage to the Bergen Point Sewage Treatment Plant as an interim measure until a plant to handle toilet waste and other sewage is built at the hotel site. But state and Suffolk County environmental officials have nixed that plan. "We don't see a caravan of sewage trucks marching down to Bergen Point as a solution," said Aldo Andreoli, director of environmental quality of the Suffolk Department of Health. "We haven't even received the final designs for their sewage plant and they're already arranging their -cutting ceremony." Officers of Columbia-Sussex which owns the Islandia Hilton, would not discuss the issue, and said the hotel may still open Tuesday, as scheduled.

"Right now, I'm still not sure there's any problem at said company Vice President William Beagle. State and county officials said they are continuing to meet with Columbia-Sussex to try to work out a solution, but they said the Hilton won't be allowed to open until it hooks up to a sewage treatment plant that meets pollution-control standards. "'We just can't allow them to do anything else," said Phil Barbato, regional water engineer for the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Yesterday at the hotel, scores of carpenters and masons worked at a fever pitch, putting the final touches on the hotel's health club, banquet rooms, swimming pool and other facilities. The terraced lobby, 10 stories high, was fully enclosed only recently, and sparrows still perched on the ledge of the indoor fountain.

Outside, in the hotel's parking lot, the presence of a portable toilet served as a clear indication that the Hilton's sewage problems haven't been solved. Initially, officials said, the hotel had planned to build its own sewer plant. But county officials, who are promoting the concept of larger, regional sewage plants, instead urged the Hilton to share an old sewer plant that used to serve the now-demolished Colonie Hill catering complex. So Columbia-Sussex contracted with Pacific Ventures which had planned to expand and upgrade that plant as part of its proposal to build another hotel and a condominium complex on Suit in Student's father Yeshiva says Long Beach By Michael Slackman The father of a boy murdered two years ago at a Long Beach yeshiva is suing the school for $15 million, saying he has no other choice because school officials have refused to help find his son's killer. Anton Weiss claims in the civil suit served against the school last week that his 15-year-old son, Chaim, was murdered on Halloween night "solely as a result of the negligence, carelessness and recklessness" of school officials at Mesivta of Long Beach.

The school is guilty of "reckless disregard for human safety," the lawsuit contends. But in an interview yesterday, Chaim Weiss Weiss said those claims are merely a legal tool to get the school to cooper- Chaim Weiss Newsday George Argeroplos A portable toilet outside new Hilton the 200-acre Colonie Hill site, which the company owns. Pacific Ventures then changed its plans, and decided to build an entirely new sewage plant for the hotel and its own planned development instead of upgradPlease see HOTEL on Page 21 Slaying school not aiding Despite hundreds of the school and in the in the past two years, Nassau police never found a suspect up with a solid lead. Each classmates was questioned times, including polygraph police gave many of the boys bis at the yeshiva. Police time that their investigation peded because the boys tant to talk about the case, a Jewish belief that prohibits something without proof.

Police say they are no closing the case today than two years ago. "We're still working on cide Det. Sgt. William "We're still looking for ate in the investigation, and said he would donate all there's really nothing new." of the money that he is awarded in the suit to charity. The school's attorney, Norman Dachs, The suit, he said, is his attempt to accomplish what ceived a copy of the suit on Wednesday.

It the police have been unable to do. Weiss wants to given for review to the school's insurance catch his son's killer. whose lawyers should respond within two Chaim Weiss was murdered sometime after 1 a.m. said. Dachs would not comment on the on Nov.

1, 1986, the last time classmates say they saw than to say, "It is meritless." him alive. A dormitory supervisor found the slain Rabbi Shlomo Lesin, the school's 11th-grader about 7 a.m. when he went to awaken president, refused to comment on Weiss' Chaim for morning prayers. Police have said the that the school has not done all it can to aid youth was apparently sleeping when his attacker investigation. Weiss, an Orthodox Jew slipped into the room and repeatedly stabbed and hacked at him with a heavy, knife-like weapon.

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