The-Leader_1970-06-25

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I^Jils Rifeased On Site's
NHv^lN^ni^ Snaring Plan
ze!^Bi^i^^i-]»IQgMni,.described 1^ ihe &mmmm as *^^ ftagte
p ^ ^ t f i ^ ^ t i | i % fiscal retation^p ^ N i ^ i » ^ i t e ttid
. Ift^afe ^-Oifw-ieveiiue-shariiig plan, loert mmmmm^ wSi
i^^PB ttlblii:I^^O0O dudring
21 per cent of ttie State's erti-mat^
Ipeisontd income tax col-lectikins^''
"*•
11|e \ |998^,QD is an increase
Qt il2^fabjl0 :^wet Ibe |351,-
{KH^(IOli:{^A^^ Stalte'«
c«nei^t''|i^/'-proffirant.
^!9mylyi^„pmi^-t..iioiwa .and
i ^ i i l ' . ' p . ' ^ S ' l M e wiU xeceive
. p ^ # | t i p^lt^liie new revenue*
^^i^lg-.tpK^t-di^bpiS llieir h&st
-•'ptae;'Innate' p»^ded by the
• .Qmm^i^i^s--Ims^ on com-pate^
fei"'"pi^ttMi';nj«rthe <H-Sm
^ l^ft^B^.f^retoation and
Willed 1^ tte Sl|te Division
^ ^ ^dgsi ., ' '
•lEIiB l^Mttve of revenue-
^ a ^ i ^ tt^'^Savemor said, "is to
idaee tlie Stated partnerstiip with
our tnanicipaUties on a much
more stable, iong-tenn financial
loundation' related to growth.
, "I hope that this leadersiiip
on New York's part will inspire
the Congress to enact a similar
Federal program to share reve-mies*
with tfe« stat^."
^Wim ^&ms^^ ml^smed today by
4 ^ C l o # ^ » 'j»f'3Rni|^ :e8timates
wi:, •pm''.'9^^i'.'WB^mmU \to be
i n ^ % r ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ | i ^ during the
S l i ^ . , •i|^^,'|3^w,.-rlff|,-ir2..--.llie
' %Af pi^ents' to- be :'.ipade' -.to!
Io^;0nwm|^te>iii 1971-72 wM
-'lle:.te^l^..'i^-'^fiiled'' - data
*.tti,-=tW-.ttil^-Stetes C&i^
•'-mm'-M'-^^^^^m Ma'^lcom"'-the'
>e 'To io
figures on the taU indue oi real
-property and personal inconoe,,
not yet available.
Under the revenue^haring
plan, the State will share a total
of 21 per cent «(its personal in­come
tax GolleeMcu^ witli Imai
gDvenuneate. fbkt will litow Jo-cal
gpv^oTiinente to j p i ^ ^ i a t e In
the ^ o « i ^ of ^tm S^b^ hmS-e
s t - l » ^ ' snd wm^ t ^ p i ^ Pi
revenifig-iiU«^
Qm4xiM ^ Hie total wm^aimta,
or an Munmt msml to l i t t | »
cent dt Wm ^ M i pi^imfdl in­come
^m wemmm' ttnim^fl,
M^M.jas^ to povte te «&
Juiora toiryiN^as^^
;|?||bK|i^i|^.;^ '• iaadergbteg^'le^
'i&plbllfel'abqidentj'earlier liflb-i^i:
. i ^ l!
PlJiriMfdrPelit©..
%pi?J^C .House,' Nai^u C ^ u n^
liMeatial treatment ^ t e r i«&
'miotics addicts, wM te renimfe
P l n i ^ in. memory ^ te l^e
p m % Court Judge at an M^^M
i^bilciiticm cer&nony, WtiiaWi
•pjum'. 26, at 1!OPIC liQu»e. ^ e
'fuinounc^ment was made %otSmy
l i r CTounty Executive Shig^e.H
W/dsexam who made the proposal
im-March 30...
Tlie douniy Exeicutive chose
the residential, treatment center
M^s. retiwBtof{"i:be#U8^
ipetit^ .playM: A leafiiig. i^!C^);m,
abuse-vprogram wnuie a immmg.
ei the j^ard of Supervisi»s, r ^ -
n^enting Qyster Be^,
mm^(&
t«iBpn^iii*F|re p talce place at Hit Sre^lft Sbditun
|^5|i%fil^^lbl^i6litis will^open at e,p.nki at ttte ttae:^Mett
•ymm$ « i ||U kmy fUllflU a life-long dreffioa M Omg mm « Sm
^mM, n e i^vtrntnt will have three pump^i ^ i ^ b i l §m ttii
" ' purpose m the triH% Jit 7 ^ to
show wUl Mrt muS^ iSm Mme-tion
of 1 ^ ^ ^ tMM Ittan l ^ p ^
zolft wtth tee esinnce pmitet i^
aU partii^i^iii S t e e ^ ^ t e o ^
arid meft.'*' •"•"'"""
enridsed p ^ i^^ta aid pogrom
for. aE i^^mmente in 10?l-fi.
The i«mahdng ISl p^- ^nt wUl
be distributed aimng citte to re­place
and augmaxt tiie sorting
special city aid program, which
expires in the current State fiscal
year.
Roosevelt Budget
Cut, Resubmit July f
At B special meeting M d on
Tvm^, June 16, tihe MmmemU
Board ai Education «oted to eM
Ito budget, pre^posal by steo^
fiO^MW and resubmit it ime i^ee
nppmvjBl on "Zliursdi^, J u ^ 0.
This reduc^ budget requeit wUI
incQ^^sf' k v ^ taxes by an «E»tl-ni0edf.-$
ll^ per hundred. The
pi^ln^'request, which failed by
a^fnlkSr^Yv Iti votes in baUothig-otit^
j^^'e 10, would have raised
taxes to $1M.
Cut from ttiat original bud|^
fHraqposal are $16,000 in the baste
aerating portion tor non-in^nte-ttowal
su]^lies and equipment mtA
mteinistrative service,-'n^ ^ V
^ 0 in separata prc^poiittei Iw
^ u l t education and luuidi^qpll^
tra^»nrtation.
-ise Line Feres
Inereesed^June 18
'^M^"ljm"iw6^ ^ BockvlUe
l t e t t% Witt l i ^ P ^ ^ its adult
imfm t^ Hwe mO^ beginning
3mm 16 ui^tarpppri^ms of a new
l^ffM ited'wlth ttie Public Ser­vice
Oommifflion. flo change will
be niade, howew»-, in school fares
or in the prices of 20-trip school
transportation books.
While altowiiig the fare in-.
cre8iei-:;,t]^ir|!^V'iiiuw^ iti .is'
ihyftttiga^ingVdetailS of; the. c^
[^lu^^tii&'ipiUr'^iiaElhgs'x^^^^^^
Kia^r M ha il|iahattan' office,
ISS Cbrntk ^it^t, on a data to
be anniwneid sh^Iy.
Speetatois wffi t ^ m to w^k^
men |im^ toto Ms nata, ^m^m
100 tm laMmmt bumtog ^ t i ^
burning hous^, m i M ^ i^i^i^
from high towera and i i e im^i
of the cloifims wM enlMlbi
young and old aUke. At Ute end
of the Departments actloii. there
will be presented at 4S mlniite
shovir of Fire^ork^ su|ptied' by
the Belpqrt -Viam/oxkr^pov i ^
•hi«;;':baen,:
i€*hiBA#l^1b*^iifflpP .„_- ^
1070 Javlin and ttm (Mm TW set
will be ^vm to mtim i u ^ pi-tron.
V%m to ipwid a saii uid
sane I^su^ of ivHy wiii iw Oe-partaaent
rraiembw mmm ^rly
and get on that Ibn BflpBi«ta&
M Ping Ita new tariff, the
^M^pany i w ^ nM data showing
tiiat tt im b ^ iperating at a
MManHat %^a miA wmild con- Q • jt ii •
tinue to do so witiiout higher D e S K e t l i e i l L O d gU
tela.' It Ii ^ttnated that the
fiipe*^nt toraeaie In adult fares
irtU |«ovMe mm carrier with
|imie # ^ l M a^Wtional annual
vev^ue, an amount which would
enable it to earn a modest re­turn
during the next 12 months.
l^sMeWts Only Gi
Long Beach Sands
A local law adopted in Aptt
by the City Council has reserved
municipal beaches in the City ni
Long Beach solely for the use dC.
residents and their invited guesta
during the summer season. Juno
26th through Labor Day. Seascm
ticket boolu are being sold to
residents only.
Bathers from out of town wltH,
not have access to city bea^es
."Urfess^accompanied IQT a xf!tMm%
13ie Txe^m Ptstt iMm will] tiefcit-lidlder. Each r^M^I'
Bee Line operates eight omni­bus
routes in Nassau County,
some of which extend into Ja­maica.
Its present adult fares
now m n ^ ^mm 29 to 60 cents,
d^l^ndlng ttponihe number of
mmm ttnmUed. Eaeli will be in-eraoied
1^ itm eenta.
Deadline July 1st
July 1 is ibe dfadlJBf &ff tnran
interested in entering Hemp^^d
Town's summer adult basketbaJ^l
league.
The league, for men 18 and
over, will be conducted eve­nings
begining in July at the
flood-lit courts in various town
parks.
For tortiier information and a
team apsdic»tion, ^ t e ^ tfti
Hempstead Reemitton Divialm at
IV 0-5000.
^«|jear$
Postal Service
Curtailed July 4
have »> wOmikm ^ ^ r ^ md no
carriiar i&V^m^ m^m on Mm-day,
J||^'.% ^^-'Mtogm^sMm
!^y. : I ^ BM ^elv^iyma i ^ te
d^i^^j^' m medimi i ^ te
Iob|^ K^ te opm lor IbiB
_'ven^pe , i ^ taMdrai fysm
'O ajb* to S pA
t ^ ^ ^ l d e r may bring as ioii^-
m- ttivee guests cm %e b^u^
j'daly. Guest tickets mtbsi-iie^l|iw-.
M ^ betoreband. Up emSH, M l
im ae^pted at the ipat^
i ^ . flmihei' informatlop mM
QB^ of jpubUc inifonnitfte, il6
OB I'lWO, Ext. 210.
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^mm ^Hair.|9l»vi^»:.«ii«isdid iuadiMii mmmm i m M i
fa ^ Hw l ^ ^ i M I ' ^ Miitar Ave^ Wm^^ <L. to B4t J I ^B
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m^b^-moA-Sii^ main C lilAnaaask M Wm l ^ i l iM
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