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LIRR Lists Schedule Changes The Long Island Railroad has announced six weekday schedule changes effective tomorrow on the Port Jefferson Montauk Port Washington and main lines to streamline operations The railroad also plans to run only a few trains during rush hours at the St Albans Springfield Gardens and Union Hall Street stations On the Port Jefferson line: The 5:57 AM train to Hunt-era Point will leave two minutes earlier at 5:55 AM allow- ing commuters to catch an earlier Jamaica train and arrive six minutes earlier at 7:45 AM On the Montauk line: The 11:40 PM train from Penn Station to Montauk will leave instead at 12:06 AM and will arrive in Montauk at 3:36 AM 20 minutes later than it does now the 6:37 AM train from Patchogue to Babylon will leave Patchogue three minutes earlier at 6:34 AM and arrive at Babylon the same time as now 7:07 AM On the main line: The 6:16 PM train from Ronkonkoma will leave nine minutes later at 6:25 PM and arrive in New York at the same time 7:54 PM On the Port Washington line: The 7:23 AM train from Mnnhasset will arrive in Manhattan four minutes earlier at 8:07 AM The 7:37 AM Port Washington-to-New York train will arrive three minutes earlier at 8:14 AM The following will be the only trains stopping at St Albans' Springfield Gardens and Union Hall Street beginning Monday: At St Albans westbound 7:06 AM 7:44 AM 8:07 AM and 8:52 AM eastbound 5 PM 5:35 PM 6:14 PM and 6:44 PM At Springfield Gardens one westbound train pt 7:41 AM and one eastbound at 5:20 PM At Union Hall Street westbound 7:27 AM 8:39 AM and 5:18 PM east-bound 9:03 AM 5:06 PM and 5:39 PM OBITUARIES Jeanette Rankin Feminist Leader Carmel Calif (AP) eite Rankin the first woman elected to Congress died Friday night at her apartment here She was 92 Mias Rankin a Republican and a leader in the fight for suffrage served in the House as a representative from Montana from 1917 to 1919 and again from 1941 to 1943 She was one of 56 Congressmen who voted against the entry of the US into World War I and was the only member of Congress who voted against declaring war on Japan in 1941 After leaving Congress two years later she became a leader in peace societies For 20 years she was a legislative representative of the National Council for the Prevention of War In 1963 she led a group of women marching on Capitol Hill to protest the Vietnam war In 1969 she participated in moratorium marches in Georgia and-South Carolina She continued to write letters and make numerous telephone calls to members of Congress urging an end to United States involvement in Indochina Benjamin Javits Brother Palm Beach (AP) Benjamin Abraham Javits brother of US Sen Jacob Javits (R-NY) died Friday' apparently of a heart attack He was 78 Javits was an attorney and economist His wife of 46 years Lily was at the Palm Beach home at the time A spokesman said Javits had been under care for heart disease for several years The Washington office of Sen Javits said he was notified in Brussels Belgium of his death and will return immediately to the US predominantly black Wyandanchl Both agree that relations with the community are improving but they say there is trouble from a handful of agitators agitators promote the idea that the police are out to get Bivona said those same people are the first to call when they need Constantin also said that problems stem from misunderstandings and rumors that occasionally spread through the neighborhood especially after someone has been arrested people understand the logic of police procedures and they interpret them as being prejudiced or an over-reaction to a he said we police will take- a guy in and the next word we get is that done all kinds of things to Nassau County Deputy Inspector William Willet a black feels that many black residents do not understand the pressures of being a policeman is not an easy Willet said policeman is out walking the streets in areas that are depressed by high unemployment high crime and poor housing' The people are frustrated because of their living conditions And the police are handy for them to vent their frustrations In the programs to increase understanding between polios and blacks the community action programs consist mainly of monthly meetings between community leaders and policemen assigned to the local precinct Sensitivity courses generally provide a film on black history lectures and between black and white officers Many policemen say that the programs and courses have helped them recognize problem areas Solving those problems however is another matter New York City Assistant Chief Inspector Thomas Mitchelson who commands 11 police precincts including those in Harlem said program is only a program It helps to guide people to a greater understanding but it does not resolve the Donald Hil-lebrand a patrolman in the Suffolk County Community Relations Bureau put it more succintly anything is to be resolved it has to be resolved between the officer on the beat -and the man in the Black community assessment of such programs is often harsh Most community leaders criticize the-programs as not going far enough and some view them as a charade Robert Smith a Jamaica resident and community activist said that the police-community council there is a step in the right direction the programs do not reach out to the total community and I believe the police want than he said they hold workshops and are willing to close off streets for community activities but that is as far as it goes The general feeling of most of the parents and youngsters who work in the community is that when you need the police they are not around and you find them They are slow to respond to our calls but will readily come to the aid of a fellow officer no matter where he Many community leaders agree however that there is a need for more sensitivity programs for white police and for more blacks on the force Current figures on police in New York City Nassau and Suffolk' Counties show whites are an overwhelming majority in the department New York City has 2000 non-white policemen out of a total of 32000 Nassau has about 70 out of 3500 and Suffolk about 50 out of 2850 If the number of black policemen were proportional to the numbers of blacks in the population New York City would have about 6700 black officers Nassau 161 and Suffolk 135 ReV David Rooks head of the Wyandanch Community Development Corp said that the key to a peaceful coexistence between blacks and the police lies within the police de- partment answer is in sensitivity training of white policemen in' black areas and strong prescreening tests to weed out deep-rooted racism" the Mr Rev Rooks said is the beginning and the end of the Lawmakers OK Ferry Terminal Special to Newsday The Legislature approved Friday a hill authorizing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to finance the construction of a terminal for the dwindling ferry service beweem Orient Point and New London Conn The bill co-sponsored by Assembly 'Speaker Perry Duryea Jr (R-Montauk) and State Sen Leon Giuffreda (R-Cente reach) is intended to help relieve crowding oh the ferry by building a marine terminal docks bulkbeading and piers A Duryea aide estimated last month that the construction would cost between $200000 and $300000 Neill McAllister a vice president of the New London Ferry Service which' has the only ferry franchise in the area said last month that the firm reduced its fleet earlier this year from three boats to two and also began shutting down for three months of the year Police Blacks Little Love Lost From Page 11 blades concept has been driven in the he 'said policemen who harbor bigotry and prejudices against blacks no longer hide their Police officials maintain that there is no for police protection Nassau County Inspector Christopher Quinn outlined the responsibility of a policeman: takes an oath to protect life and property arrest and detect offenders and prevent crime He tries to perform that duty no matter where he Tony Bivona and Tom Constantin two white Suffolk County patrolmen assigned to the First Precinct in Babylon have been partners for more than a year Part of their beat is 1 DEATH NOTICES Edward A on May IS 1973 of Ridge LI NY-Beloved iu band of May Dear brother of Frederick Loving uncle of Frederick and George Friards may visit 2-5 and 7-10 PM at New HydePark Funeral Home SOS Lakeville Hd New Hyde Park Masonic service Monday 8 PM American Legion service 8:30 PM religious service 9 PM Funeral Tuesday 10 AM Interment Nassau Knolls Cemetery Charles George of Com mack on May 17 1973 Husband of Patricia Boos Dear brother of Margaret Robert and Fred Boos and Ann Ruhmann Funeral serviees from NF Walker Funeral Home 2039 Merrick Ave Merrick Tuesday 9:30 AM interment LI National Cemetery Clara (nee CANTO jei I conerd William on May 18 1973 beloved husband 1 of Doris loving father of Joan Martin and Michael dear brother of Alexander and Raymond- Survived by six grandchildren Reposing at Thomas Reynolds Funeral Home 158-14 Northern Blvd Flushing Mass at St Andrew Avelino RC Church on Tuesday 9:30 AM Interment St Johns Cemetery Ann of New Hyde Park on May 18th 1973 Beloved wife of the late Joseph Sr Devoted mother of Margaret Neumann Lorraine Bruckner Joseph Brian Sr and Ann Uttaro Dear alster of Catherine Qfrlaks Frances Dunn and Loretta Miller Also survived by ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Friends may visit 2-5 and 7-10 PM at Uie New Hyde Park Funeral Home 506 -Lakeville Rd New Hyde Park Mass 1 of the Resurrection Monday 10:15 AM at Notre Dame RC Church Interment -Holy Rood Cemetery Dorothy of No Bab- -ylon LIon MaV 17 1978 Beloved wife of John Devoted mother of Donna Van Orden and James Dar-ngh Sister of Kenneth A William and Harold Daw Reposing at the Boyd Funeral Home 1785 Deer Park Ave- Dear Park LL Maas of Resurrection Monday 9:30 AM at Sts Cyril and Methodius RC Church Deer Park Interment LI National Ceme-tery Visiting 2-5 and 7-10 PM HAVER Herman of Deer Park LI on May 18 1973 Beloved husband of Lies bet Devoted father of Gloria Santomero Dear brother of Alma Tummel Robert and Adam Mayer Also survived by five grandchildren Religious services Monday 8 PM at the Boyd Funeral Home 1785 Deer Park Ave Deer Park Funeral Tuct-day 12 Noon Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Queens Visiting 2-3 7-10 PM Harold of No Merrick suddenly on May 17 1973 Beloved and devoted husband of Helen Loving father of Harold Jr Nell Robert Patrick and Kathleen Dear brother of Daniel Richard Patricia Yenlck and James Reposing Funeral Home 2315 North Jerusalem Rd (Just east of Newbridge Rd) East Meadow Man of the Resurrection Sacred Heart RC Church (North Merrick) Monday 9:45 AM Interment Greenfield Cemetery Hempstead Family will receive friends 2-5 7-10 PM In lieu of flowers donations should be made to March of Dimes or your favorite charity MEVERH Selma Beloved wile of Charles Devoted mother of Marc and Richard Servlei Sunday 10 AM at "The Colonial of IJ Morris Inc 46 Greenwich St Hempstead XI Interment Philadelphia In lieu of flowers or gifts kindly direct all -contributions to Cancer Research MI Warren Sr on May 17 1973 or Seaford NY beloved husband of Thelma (nee Coggins) father of Marion Diener Lorraine Peluso and Warren Jr Brother of William Mue ns dear nephew of Louise Specker Also survived by one grandchild Service Sunday 8 PM at the funeral home of Lawrence Rouse Inc 8361 Park Ave Wantagh NY Interment Monday PM Long Island National Cemetery Plnelawn LL Lucille -of Mlneola LI on May 18 1973 Beloved wife of WU rid Newman- Sr and dear mother of Wilfrid Jr Michael and John Alto survived by four grandchildren Reposing at Welgand Brother! Funeral Home 49 Hillside Ave WiUIston Park LI Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 PM Mass Corpus Christ 1 Church Mlneola LL Monday 9-45 AM Entombment Pine lawn Memorial Purk Plnelawn LL Josephine of Hempstead LI on May 18 1973 Beloved wife of the late Herbert (former mayor of Weslbury) Loving mother of Josephine Koopmann Also survived by two grandchildren Roger and Neil Koopmann Friends may call at the Hartnett Funeral Home Inc 148 Greenwich St Hempstead between the hours of 2-5 and 7-10 PM Maas of Resurrection will be offered at Our Lady of Lorello Church Hempslesd on Tuesday at 9:30 AM Interment following el Plain-lawn Cemetery Hlcksvllle Kenneth on May 13 1973 of Maisapequa LI Beloved husband of Ruth Devoted father of Joseph William John and Jeannette Reposing at James Funeral Homes 540 Broadway Massapequa Maas at St Rose of Lima RC Church Tuesday 9:45 AM Intciment LI National Cemetery Visiting hours and 7-10 PM Waller on May 18 1973 of Manhaaset NY Husband of Gertrude Father of Iodine McCoy Also survive by eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren Friends may call at the Fairchild Chapel 1570 Northern Blvd Manhasset Saturday Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 PM Masa of the Reeurrectlon at St Mary's RC Church Manhaaset Tuesday 10 AM Interment Holy Rood Cemetery Westbury LL Charles of Isllp LI suddenly on May 18 1973 Beloved husband of Margaret Father of Charles Jr John Raymond Robert Frances and Joseph Also survived by hit parents Charles and Ann Brother of Pat Ray and Ann Reposing at Bruggemann Funeral Home 523 Lark-field Rd Northport LL a Tier 7 PM Sunday Mass of Resurrection on Tuesday at 11 AM at SL Matthew's RC Church In Dix Hills Interment LI National Cemetery WKHER William Devoted husband of Mae Loving father of Patricia William Donald Karen Cynthia and Clifford Dear son of Anna Loving brother of Richard Reposing Daniel It Moloney's Lake Funeral Home 132 Ronkonkoma Ave Lake Ronkonkoma Mata Tuesday AM St Mary's Episcopal Church Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery Tuesday CEMETERY PLOTS HERITAGE GARDENS 2 BEAUTIFUL PLOTS 4 BURIALS 516 751-6843 ONE PIATT (4 grave) for sale IPO Nassau Knolls Inspection invited CMl Owner collect 537-0373 FUNERAL ROMES THOMAS QUINN SONS INC Levlttcwn 3095 Hemp Tnke PE 5-33W DALTON FUNERAL HOMES Hlcksvllla Levlttowp 931-0262 Floral Park New Hyde Park Willis ion Park 354-0834 Cherry) of Unlondale LI on May 18 1973 Beloved wife of William Loving mother of William Ronald -James Phyllis Bond and Cherrle Whitney Also survived by 18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren Friends may call at the Hartnett Funeral Home Inc 561 Jerusalem Ave Unlondale Sunday and Monday between the hours of 2-5 and 7-10 nl Services will be conducted on Monday at 8 PM by the Rev Wilmert Wolf interment at Snar-rowbush NY 11:30 AM Tuesday CAMPAKI John of Ft Salonga on May 17 1973 Devoted husband of Anne (Nee Mura tori) Beloved father of John Robert Teresa A Frances Brother of Louis and George Reposlng NoIan Funeral Home 5 Laurel Ave Northport Mass of the Resurrection St Joseph's Church Kings Park Monday May 21 10:30 AM Interment Northport Rural 69 bl.