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Increase Seen Budget Change By Rick Brand and Kathleen Kerr Suffolk property owners would have to pay about $30 more in taxes next year than predicted if County Executive Patrick Halpin succeeds in making a last-minute change to his proposed 1989 county operating budget. Saying that sales-tax revenues will probably be less than expected next year, Halpin asked the Suffolk County Legislature Wednesday to consider changes to his proposed budget. A drop in sales-tax revenues would require making up the difference with property tax revenues, he said. He asked the legislature to decrease revenue estimates for the sales tax this year and next year by a total of $14.5 million, and to increase the cost of county borrowing by $3 million to keep his proposed 1989 budget in balance. But Democratic county lawmakers, who met in caucus yesterday, greeted Halpin's proposal with collective gulp" when they heard it would mean an increase in taxes, said Persiding Officer Sondra Bachety (D-North Babylon).

The Democratic caucus is scheduled to meet with Halpin today. Halpin, who campaigned on a promise to reduce taxes, has already proposed in his 1989 budget that property taxes almost double next year. Robert Kurtter, deputy county executive for finance, said the shortfall in sales tax revenues has created a cash flow problem that will require additional short-term borrowing by the county, and which will increase Suffolk's debt-service payments by $3 million next year. Bachety said she has agreed to submit Halpin's proposed change to the legislators when they meet on Monday to consider Halpin's budget. But, she added, that doesn't mean she supports the changes.

The legislature will have to decide Monday on 277 amendments that add or cut money from Halpin's budget. Kurtter said Halpin made the request because "we were getting a little nervous that no one had put in a resolution to lower the revenues." Halpin's budget proposal, released in September, estimated the county would receive $365 million in sales-tax revenues in 1988 and a 7.5-percent increase to $392.37 million next year. But because of an October sales-tax payment that came in 3.4 percent below last year, Kurtter now projects a sales-tax total of only $358 million this year and $384.85 million next year. If lawmakers do not like the administration's projections, Halpin offers an alternative: the legislature's own estimates from its Office of Budget Review, calling for $360 million in sales tax revenues this year and $388.8 million next year. "The bottom line is, we want a budget that is in balance," Kurtter said.

63 Trucks Fail Checkup In two days of surprise truck inspections on the Long Island Expressway, Suffolk police and state Transportation Department inspectors pulled 63 trucks out of service for safety violations including one unmarked truck that was carrying unse1988 cured drums of flammable chemicals. In the inspections carried out yesterday and Wednesday in Yaphank officials checked the NOVEMBER safety drivers weighed equipment for and of violations. carrying 123 summonses In trucks, overweight addition, were finding issued 147 cargos. 63 to with 35 trucks of serious those were One inspected truck, owned by Flatland Freight FRIDAY, pounds Distributors of in flammable Brooklyn, isopropanol was and carrying compound 1,350 cleaning liquid, police said. The liquids, stored in AVOSMEN ing Brooklyn unsecured placards to on drums, the Riverhead were truck.

without being the transported required warn- from "It was an accident looking for a place to blow up," said Officer Richard Mullane of the Suffolk police motor carrier safety unit. "The drums were rolling around. If this truck was in an accident, we cO would have had no knowledge of what was in The driver, Robert Singleton, 29, of Brooklyn, was issued summonses for driving with a suspended and expired license, failure to display warning placards, failure to have shipping papers listing the 99 materials carried, carrying unsecured drums, not being qualified to drive hazardous materials, and with failing to carry fire extinguishers, a driver's medical certificate and a vehicle inspection report. The trucks pulled out of service for safety infractions either underwent on-the-spot repairs or were towed away. -Bill Bleyer $15M Suit in Yeshiva Slaying the bed.

Police later said a closer inspection of medical evidence revealed that the body had been in a different position for several hours. Who opened the window in his son's room? It was about 40 degrees the night Chaim was slain. Police said it was unlikley the boy would have left the window open because he had been taking antibiotics for a sore throat. Weiss said he thinks it is significant because it is a custom of Orthodox Jews to open a window in a room where a body is found to let the spirit out. Who lit the candle in Chaim's room? Several days after the murder, officials closed the dormitory building and moved the students.

But shortly after that, police and school officials found a lighted mourning candle on the desk in Chaim's room. "If the school wanted to find out who lit that candle, they could," Weiss said. "I just don't think they want WEISS from Page 2 discovered lying on the floor with his feet propped on Island, said he never thought dox institution in a secular own ethics. Barring an suit would be decided in eola. But, he said, he through what he labeled within the Orthodox "It's not easy for me Orthodox he swers." Weiss' attorney, David said he is confident that quired as part of the civil officials to answer questions ed.

Weiss said he wants school specific questions: Who moved Chaim's Death Notices To place an announcement in Death Notices, In Memoriam, In Sympathy, or Card of Thanks call 516-454- 9:00 3162 11:30 Monday PM, PM, thru Saturday Sunday Friday 024 1:00 PM. AMOS -Albert Earl, on November 1, 1988, of Oyster Bay Husband of Doris. Brother of Col. Harry O. Amos, US Army Ret.

Uncle of Paul and Thomas Amos and Jane Ashtiani. Memorial service at Christ Church, Oyster Bay, Saturday 11 AM. In lieu of flowers, contributions to St. Vincent's Hospital Chapel Fund, NYC. -Elizabeth of Massapequa Park, on November 2, 1988.

Devoted mother of Ellen Andrews, Elizabeth Finnegan and James Beckmann. Dear sister of John Cavanagh. Also survived by three grandchildren. Reposing Massapequa Funeral Home, 1050 Park Blvd. (at Clark), Massapequa Park.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AM Saturday, St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Massapequa. Interment Trinity Cemetery of Amityville. Visiting Friday and PM.

BROWN-Mildred of Baldwin. on November 3, 1988. Beloved wife of the late Robert. Devoted mother of Carol McGuire, Judy Davis and Robert. Dear sister of Marie Steadman and Dennis Gorey.

Loving grandmother of Kevin, Cara and Erin McGuire, Kevin, Marisa and Becky Brown. Reposing Fullerton Funeral Home, 769 Merrick Baldwin. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Christopher's R.C. Church, Monday 9:45 AM.

Interment Calverton National Cemetery. Visiting, Saturday and Sunday, and PM. BROWNSTEIN- -Annette. Beloved wife of Bernard. Loving mother of Harris and Debra Brownstein, William and Rhonda Brownstein.

Devoted sister and sister-in-law of Howard and Lynn Hirsch. Funeral services, 12 noon Friday, November 4th, at Schwartz a Guardian Chapel, Queens Blvd. and 76th Forest Hills. NY. CHRISTIE-Shirley 80, of Ocean Ridge, on November 3, 1988, after a short illness.

Mrs. Christie was the wife of the late Glenn Hendrickson of Brightwaters, NY. She is survived by her loving husband Ernest J. Christie and two daughters, NanH. Latham of Easton, Md.

and Saltaire. NY, and Susan Harrington of Manchester, Mass. Also survived by seven grandchildren, Rick, Jeff and Stephen Latham, and Kristin, Glenn, Sam, and Chad Harrington, and son-in-law. the Hon. Richard B.

Latham. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the charity of your choice. CONSILINA-Mary, of East Meadow, on November 3, 1988. Beloved and devoted wife of the late Dominic. Loving mother of Katherine, Anthony and Matthew Consilina.

Dearest sister of Ann Zanberlane. Reposing, after 2 PM Saturday, Charles J. O'Shea Funeral Home, 2515 No. Jerusalem (northbound exit 25N, SS Pkwy), East Meadow. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Raphael R.C. Church (East Meadow), Monday 9:45 AM. Interment L.I. National Cemetery, Pinelawn. Family will receive friends 2-5 and 7-10 PM.

DeFEO -Michael of Bay Shore, on November 2. 1988. Beloved husband of Marianne. Loving father of Michele Best. Cherished brother of Lou Barella, Ernest and Artie DeFeo.

Adored grandfather of Cheryl and Michele Best. Reposing, Friday and Saturday, 2-4 and 7-10 PM, at the Lindenhurst Funeral Home, 424 So. Wellwood Lindenhurst. Funeral private. -Helen on November 3, 1988, of Valley Stream, NY.

Beloved mother of Carole Rau, Richard James and Susan Page he could sue an Orthocourt, a violation of his out-of-court settlement, the state Supreme Court in Minno other way to break "a conspiracy of silence" community. to file suit against an "But I must have an- Lewis Feld of Manhattan, the extensive depositions reproceedings will force school he says they have avoid- officials to address three body? Chaim's body was Dougherty. Dear sister of Claire Michaelson and Edward LePage. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Reposing at the Moore Funeral Home, 54 W.

Jamaica Valley Stream. Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday 10:30 AM, Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Middle Village, NY. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 PM.

DEVINE- on November 1988, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (formerly of New Hyde Park). Charter member of Christ Lutheran Church. Beloved wife of the late James. Devoted mother of Ellen Foran of Tamarac, Fla.

Dear grandmother of Christopher Foran of Maryland. Friends may visit, and PM, at New Hyde Park Funeral Home, 506 Lakeville New Hyde Park. Service Friday 8 PM. Funeral Saturday 10 AM. Interment Pinelawn Memorial Park.

EWEN- Sarah on November 2, 1988, of Little Neck, LI. Wife of the late Nicholas. Mother of Nicholas T. Ewen and Margaret Havermehl. Also survived by seven grandchildren and sixteen greatgrandchildren.

Funeral from the Doyle B. Shaffer, Inc. Funeral Home, 45-09 Little Neck Pkwy at Northern Little Neck, Saturday 9:15 AM. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered St. Anastasia R.C.

Church, at 9:45 AM. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Visiting, Friday, 2-5 and 7-9 PM. FONTE-Mary (nee Mascia), in Branford, on November 2. 1988.

Beloved wife of Albert Fonte, of East Meadow, LI. Mother of Joseph and Leah Fonte Milford, Ct. and Robert Fonte of Doylestown, Pa. Devoted sister of Michael Mascia of Vero Beach, Fla. and Rose Vece of East Haven, Ct.

Services will be held at the Cody-White Funeral Home, Broad St: Milford, Saturday 10 AM. Burial Beaverdale Cemetery, Hamden, Ct. Friends may call Friday 3-5 and 7- 9 PM. Friends who so desire may send memorials to Connecticut Hospice, 61 Burban Branford, Ct. or Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 494 Milford Point Milford, Ct.

FOWLER -Anna on November 1, 1988, of Sommerville, SC, formerly of Commack, LI. Beloved wife of George. Devoted mother of Maryann Norris and the late Joan Best Fowler. Dear sister of John and David Chiovaro, Antoinette Popowich and Mary Fowler. Loving grandmother of Danny Norris Jr.

Devoted mother-in-law of Danny Norris Sr. Reposing Friday 2-5 and 7-10 PM, at the Commack Abbey, 96 Commack Commack. Mass of Christian Burial, Christ the King Church, Saturday 10:15 AM. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery, Smithtown, NY.

Mr. Fowler is retired from Grumman after 40 years. GAMBLE- Solomon, former employee of Dupont Industries, currently employed for Chester's Investigations of Hempstead, died Tuesday, November 1, 1988, at Hempstead General Hospital, at 51. He leaves to mourn a wife, Mary; daughter Stephanie; two sons, a sister and distant relatives. The wake will be at the Carl C.

Burnett Funeral Home, 456 So. Franklin Hempstead, Saturday, November 7th, from 2-5, followed by cremation. GOLDBERG -David. Beloved husband of Sylvia. Devoted father to Pommy and Henry and adoring grandfather to Deena, Jacqueline, Alana and his three old grandson.

His love and devotion to his family was without limit. He will be sorely missed by all and cherished for eternity. Funeral services at Gutterman's, 175 Long Beach Rockville Centre, NY, Friday 10 AM. HAYES- -Mary, of West Palm Beach, formerly of Glen Cove, on November 2, 1988. Beloved wife of the late Cornelius.

Devoted mother of Cornelius, John, Mary, William and James. Dear sister of Bridget and James Flynn. Also survived by nine grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. The family will receive friends, Friday 3-5 and 7-9 PM, at the McLaughlin-Kramer North Shore Funeral Home, 220 Glen Glen Cove. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St.

Patrick, Saturday, 9:45 AM. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. HUNT- Elvira, on November 1, 1988, of Massapequa Park and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Beloved mother of Suellyn M.

of Rochester, NY, William B. of Syracuse, NY and Richard H. of Copiague, NY. Loving grandmother of Theresa, Heather, Jonathan, Jennifer and Rachel. Reposing at the Charles G.

Schmitt Funeral Home, 3863 Merrick Seaford. Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday 9:45 AM, St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church. Interment Pinelawn Memorial Park.

Hours, Thursday 7- Friday 2-5 and PM. O'NEILL-Lillian of Sound Beach, on November 3, 1988, i in her 80th year. Beloved wife of Martin. Devoted mother Robert A. Johnson.

Dear sister of Eric Bjorkgren. Also survived by five grandchildren and one greatgranddaughter. Reposing at the Casimir Funeral Home, 523 Route 112, Port Jefferson Station, NY. Visiting 2-5; 7-10 PM. Religious services Saturday 9 AM.

Interment Pinelawn Memorial Park. ROSS- -Virginia on November 2, 1988. Beloved wife of the late Andrew. Loving mother of Jane S. Ross and Andrew S.

Ross Jr. Dear sister of Samuel E. Cowin. Grandmother of Andrew S. Ross Charles S.

Ross, Danielle L. Ross and Bradley S. Ross. Visiting at the Fairchild Chapel, Franklin Ave. at 12th Garden City, Friday 2-5 and 7-9 PM.

Religious service, Friday 7 PM. Interment private. RYDER- Alfred long time resident of Setauket, NY and retired Assistant Director of Facilities Engineering at State University of New York, Stony Brook, died of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was 73. Mr.

Ryder was born in Brooklyn and was a graduate of Pratt Institute School of Architecture. He was a partner in the architectural firm of Ryder, Strutman and Neumann before assuming the assistant directorship at Stony Brook in 1965. After his retirement in 1988, he went on to become the architectural site representative for the New York State Construction Fund. He was also the consulting architect for the Reformed Church in America and was an elder in the First Presbyterian Church, Smithtown. A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, November 5th at 2 PM, at the First Presbyterian Church, Smithtown.

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; his daughter, Martha; his sons, Alan and Frederic; his sister, M. Elizabeth Mughbom and two grandsons, Donald and Douglass. SAVAGE- Jack, former Pastor of United Methodist Church of Babylon for 22 years, passed away on October 31, 1988, in his 65th year. Beloved husband of Margaret. Devoted father of Richard, Ralph, Roger and Robin.

Loving brother of Robert. Cherished by six grandchildren. Memorial services, Saturday 10:30 AM, United Methodist Church of Babylon. Donations to the United Methodist Church Fund in memory of Rev. Jack Savage.

Memorial service under the direction of Lang-Tobia-DiPalma Funeral Home, 255 Higbie Lane, West Islip. SCHULZ-Angela L. (Scalise), of Floral Park. Beloved wife of Paul. Cherished mother of Paul, Louis and Donna Daniele.

Fond sister of Ralph, Peter and Rose. Also survived by seven grandchildren and eleven nieces and nephews. Friends may call, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 2-5 and 7-10 PM, at the Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Home. 125 Hillside Ave.

(at City line), New Hyde Park. Mass of Christian Burial, Monday 9:45 AM, Our Lady of Snows R.C. Church. Interment Calverton National Cemetery. SHAFFER Doyle on November 3, 1988, of Great Neck, LI.

Native of Lightstreet, Pa. Husband of Marie L. Shaffer. Father of Dean C. and Dennis J.

Shaffer. Grandfather of Alison Janine M. and Daniel J. Shaffer. Brother of Marion Rhone of Bloomsburg, Pa.

Funeral from the Doyle B. Shaffer, Inc. Funeral Home, Little Neck Pkwy. and Northern Little Neck, LI, Monday 12:15 PM. Services in the Zion Episcopal Church, Douglaston, at 1 PM.

Interment Zion Churchyard. Visiting hours, Saturday and Sunday, 2-5 and 7-9 PM. WATSON- -Edward on November 3. 1988, of Freeport. Beloved husband of Catherine.

Loving father of Kathleen Birmingham. Dear grandfather of James and Jennifer Birmingham. Fond brother of Charles W. and Kenneth 1 K. Watson.

Reposing at Hungerford Clark Funeral Home, 110 Pine St. (corner So. Ocean Ave), Freeport. American Legion service by William Bradford Turner Post No. 265, Sunday evening, 8 PM.

Mass of Christian Burial, Monday 9:30 AM, Our Holy Redeemer R.C. Church. Interment Calverton National Cemetery. Visiting hours, Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM. In Sympathy DAVID GOLDBERG The firm of Goldberg Connolly, Esqs.

notes with deep sorrow the passing of its founding partner, vid Goldberg, on November 2, 1988. He was a dedicated lawyer, compassionate counselor and' elder statesman to all of us. His warmth and intelligence made him a formidale negotiator, both in the field of labor relations and in commercial endeavors. He began his career as counsel to Local 362 Bakers and Confectionery Workers Union and then as attorney for the New York State Labor Relations Board. He served for over a quarter century as counsel to the Long Island Pharmaceutical Society.

He also served as counsel to the Pharmaceutical Society of the State of New York, the Empire State Medical Equipment Dealers, the New York Board of Certified Orthotists and numerous corporate and private clientele. He will be sorely missed and remembered by all of us. Goldberg Connolly, Esqs. In Memoriam Alexander Francis Peebles (Bella) We'll be thinking about you today, as we do every day and always will. We love and miss you.

Aunt Patti, Aunt Michele, Alf and Pee Wee CATHERINE GINGRAS NOVEMBER 4, 1986 Mom, we would sit for hours and we'd talk, we thought those times would never end. It seems so long ago, though time can't change the way we feel, we cherish all those happy years. So to Mom, our Special One, we want to say we love you so, we miss you more each passing year. LOVE FOREVER, KATHI, ARTIE, LILLY, DEBBIE AND CINDY IRENE McGLYNN-HASKELL Dear Irene, you are in God's care one year today. Even though I love you and miss you, I don't cry as much as I used to.

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