The Daily Times from Mamaroneck, New York • 2

2 A Wednesday, August 5. 1998 Rail: Metro- Proposed train station Improvements? Metro-North Railroad has $73 mMon In Improvements planned at lit stations. Construction wH begin on some of the work later this year whle other projects am in the design stage. A took at whaTs planned In Westchester and Putnam oountiee: The southernmost passenger overpass, top left, at the Croton station only platforms. Access to the third Is planned.

Staff photaStaphan Schmitt gives access totwo of the three Continued from page 1A aid. "We. will bring it up to a 1998 standard. Among the larger projects is the $11 million renovation of the Croton-Harmon station. The railroad will redo all the platforms and extend an overpass at the station's south end so it reaches every track.

Now, only one overpass on the north end connects to alltracks. The station, used by approximately 3,700 commuters a day, is the busiest on. the Hudson Line. Design work is under way on the project, and construction is ex-' pected to begin next year. It is not expected to disrupt Kennard said.

Extension of platforms on the Harlem Line probably will not begin until 2000, he said. Other work, like the rehabilitation of overpasses at the Tuckahoe, Scarsdale and Hartsdale stations, will be designed now but probably, will not be built until the railroad gets additional fending in its next five-year capital program, beginning in 2000. Among the improvements that also will have to wait until at least 2000 is the installation of elevators in the Larchmont station. The stations westbound platform is not accessible to the handicapped, and village officials and residents have complained about it for years. The station building itself is little more than a small office on the platform, which lacks a bathroom and wa-: ter fountain.

When I look at millions of dollars pouring into Grand Cen-. tral Terminal and we have to suffer with this, its just tragic, aid Dick Murphy, a Larchmont resident who has lobbied the railroad to improve the station. The station is the busiest stop on the New Haven Line, behind Stamford, Conn. It is used by about 3,400 commuters a day. Larchmont Mayor.

Cheryl Lewy said the village has asked for handicapped access, bathrooms and a water fountain for years. It would be marvelous if we could have them, she said. Kennard said the bathroom -n- two car lengths Repair platform snd Mount Meco: Extend platform two car lengths Bedford HOs: Extend platform two car lengths Katonah: Extend platform two car lengths Goldens Bridge: Extend platform two car lengths and design new ovwpass Purdys: Check to make sure platform canopies, windows and other elements ate In good shape Croton Falls: Check to make sure platform canopies, windows and other elements ate In good shape Brewster Check to make sue platform canopies, windows and other elements are In good shape Brewster North: Design work for platform extension, new overpess and posstoly new track arson: Nothing planned Ing: Evalua) Croton Harmon: Replace platforms, extend south overpass to reach al platforms Corttandb Nothing planned PeekekUl: Nothing planned Manltou: Nothing planned Garrison: RehebNitatton of underpass and instaHaticn of ornamental fencing almost completed Cold Spring: Nothing planned underway rehabilitation, installation of elevator Mamaroneck: Replace stairs repair station building Harrison: Rehabilitate overpass Rye: Nothing planned. Port Chester: Replace stabs LOTTERIES New York Pegyi 632 6861 Mefc-IOi 3 7 12 14 Z7 31 32 34 40 4142434547495569646676 TafcePhrai 6 8303133 New JCTBOy 720 6842 ComecUcut 205 7842 415 Play 4 5602 OeahBill 16202527 111822254044 20 Lottery Hotfine i for mutts, updated by 1am by tie newspaper MONDAY RISULTS NewYotfc DaBp 800 .1 Win Poun 7056 Plefc-10( '2 7 8 28303135394345 56616568727475767778 Take Fhrei 2 4 21 33 38 -Ji-rA ff- Ptoh Throw 122 PfokPoun3869 Caahnvwfl 11 122034 MckStn 4 712364042 Bonus number 96233 M-Day 3i 193 MM-Dey 4(2501 Nightly Numberm 837 May 4961 7 1 8142331 v-. 1.

fifWhen I look at millions of dollars pouring into Grand Central Terminal and we have to suffer with this, it's just At the Brewster North station, platforms wil I be extended to accommodate more passengers. Staff Mount VSmon West Oom the gap between the top of the stairs andacanopy Fleetwood; Nothing planned BronxvHe: Rehabilitation of station building Is 90 percent complete lUckahoe: Design tor overpass rehabilitation Creetwood: Replace old asphalt path to elevator Scarsdale Design for overpass Hartsdale: Design tor overpass rehabilitation Whits Plains: Move ticket office to a more convenient location; move police substation Into building North Whits Plains: Underpass rehabilitation ValhaHa; Repair stairs and elevator shaft Mount Pleasant: Hawthorne: Extend car lenalhs Pleesantvllle: Rehabilitate overpass and extend Ludlow: Replace stairs Yonkers: Improve station buiklnp, rehabilitate platforms, provide direct access to Hudson River Gtonwood: Evaluate station needs Qrayetone: Evaluate station needs Hastings: Evaluate station needs Dobbs FSny: Evaluate station Ardaley: Replace stairs Irvington: Evaluate station needs Ibrrytown: Evaluate station needs Phllpse Manor Evaluate station Scarborough: Evaluate station a--- Mount Vsmon: Mqjor rahabMtsflon to create totermodal transit center Pelham: Repair underpass New Rochelle: Posstoie platform changes to accommodate Amtratos high-speed service. Larchmont: Overpass was not included in the improvements, and the railroad would discuss the issue with village officials. Pick Murphy, Lmofnnontroaldant any. further postponements -would not be in tire national interest The costs of delay here ex-.

tend beyond tire adverse effects on an important investigation, Ire wrote. The nation is entitled to its prompt conclusion. Rehnquist agreed there was no reason to delay Breners testimony. In an oral order yesterday morning, he declined to issue a -temporary order blocking Breuers grand jury appearance while the White House the fell Supreme Court to hear the question of whether attorney-client privilege applies to government lawyers working for the president An appeals court agreed with Johnson that it does not effort instead of saving the money for the general election. In addition to Collins, former Rep.

Joseph DioGuardi, a eon-, ervative Republican, is running for-the seat on the Right to Life Party line and Charles Williams is running on the Freedom Party, 'ticket: The Associated Press contributed information for this $40M pot normal at the SAS Grocery A Deli sort ot Cqjamarca punched numbers into the lottery terminal, which pit out tickets for those who, like German, dared to dream on a dollar. Mian stood at the front of the store, under tire inflatable Bud Ice football helmet, announcing to anyone who would, listen that he was about to- ex- tend his ptreak of selling winning tickets. This week, $10 million, Mian -said. if The costs of delay here extend beyond the adverse effects on an important investigation. The nation is entitled to its prompt conclusion.

33 a photaFrankBaoarra Jr. 4. -S some, if not all, of the factual information it has sought to date from White House counsel. On the other hand, third-party witnesses may help resolve what promises to be a fundamental clash between the versions of events provided by Clinton and Lewinsky. Lewinsky has told prosecutors that she will testily that she had a sexual relationship with the president and that they discussed ways of disguising that ator from Nassau County, said that she herself had to use the write-in-primary route to get on tire ballot in 1982, when she was seeking re-election.

She won that, year, but lost to Dean Skelos two years later. have the greatest feeling of compassion for Congresswoman. Kelly, Berman said. But she added that she thought tire law was clear. that the pages had to be numbered for the petitions to man wins Cortes of the New York Lottery.

Im not planning- to change my life. I have no need to change. German chewed nervously on a yellow toothpick before meeting the press. Later, he held tire check above his head as he posed wife, his unde in front of the store." Ive known fee family for 30 years, said Jorge Ranlong, owner of Jorges Cafe at. 118-West-chester who described the winners family as hard-working.

I used to buy my Cuban sand- frflgjP during the Paula Jones lawsuit, legal sources said. Clinton testified in the Jones case and repeated on national television that he never had sexual relations with. Lewinsky, and aides said he has no intention of changing his account when he testifies from the White House on Aug. 17. Still, it is not clear that Clinton would have confided any intimate secrets to Breuer.

Starr appears to want to ask Breuer mid other White House lawyers about their damage-control strategy sessions early ip the investigation and about their attempts to interview grand jury witnesses or their private attorneys. Starr argued in his own brief filed at the Supreme Court that be valid. The write-in procedure would allow primary voters to cast bat lots and pick Republican and Conservative candidates for No-, vember. The drawback to that, is that anyones name can be written in and Kellys forces could find themselves battling a rival for the ballot lines. At the least, that would mean the Kelly campaign would have to expend resources on a primary a share of wich at (his uncles) restaurant When German walked into tire tore oh Thursday to check his numbers, employee Lillian Caja-.

marcs broke the news to him in Spanish. He turned pale, and' store owner Muhammed Mian said he feared for tire mans health. The two other, winning tickets were purchased in a deli on Staten Island and a liquor store in the Bronx. After the announcement terday, conditions retui Continued from page 1 A Clinton administration to prevent Starr from interrogating people close enough to the president to know about his relationship with Lewinsky. One by one, Starr has secured court rulings affirming his right to question senior presidential aides, Secret Service officers and now White House lawyers.

What remains uncertain is how important that testimony will be, especially now that Clinton and Lewinsky have both agreed to provide their own accounts to "Starr. The White' House suggested in legal papers filed at the Supreme Court on Monday and made public yesterday that such witnesses may be peripheral at this point. Continued from page 1 A the law. and disrespected people who gathered her petitions by handling them' sloppily, he said after Berman announced her decision. An incumbent office-holder rarely has trouble' with re-election petitions, said state; Elections Board spokesman Lee Dahglian.

He cited the case of Pedro Espada a former Dem Continued from page 1A German, a retired free-lance who never learned more than a few words of English because all his customers spoke Spanish. German stood stiffly, before three television cameras yesterday, tapping his fingers nervously against a large cardboard facsimile of his payout check.1 Standing next to his. Raul Aleman, of Port Chester, German said he planned to buy a new The publicly announced re-: cent agreements (Starr's office) has concluded for the testimony of the President and Ms. Lewinsky will ensure that the grand jury will hear the evidence relating to the merits of the investigation while this important legal issue is being resolved, wrote attorney W. Neil Eggleston; the private lawyer who is representing the White House in the attorney-client fight Indeed, it is quite likely that (Starrs office) may obtain from the president ocratic state senator from the Bronx, as the only recent example.

'7 Espada and his son, Pedro Gautier Espada, a former assem-blyman, were thrown off the Democratic ballot two years ago. They ended up running the Liberal Party line and losing in tire general election. The younger Espada is now a city councilman. r- Berman, a former state sen house in Port Chester, a big car and a winter home in Miami He also wants to assist his three sobs and his uncle, who formerly owned Aleman Restaurant in fee village. German said he has no plains to start working again, but will be carefel to put his winnings into a bank account.

He chose to take home a lump-sum payment that will top $6.5 million before taxes. I feel good, German said through a translator, Tony i Pump shuts down nuclear plant ThaAaaodatadPr The James A. FitxPatrick nuclear plant shut down automatically dining maintenance work, the New York Power Authority said fr yesterday. The plaint had been operating at about 70 percent capacity since last Thursday while workers replaced one of three pumps that provide water to fee reactor. The shutdown occurred, when a second pump stopped operating as workers were preparing to restore a separate pump to sendee.

The 21-yeareld plant was jex-pected to resume production' of electricity later this week, he said. The FitxPatrick plant is located on Lake Ontario 45 miles norfe of Syracuse..