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FREEPORT. NEW YORK. JULY 17,1986
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Trecpiirf uif5 i Wi Iff Ifiiiraiviiiiin
Baldwin Youngster
Hit By Lightning
Some Atoms Mil Waning
For Zoning '.Chimf i s ''..,••
FREEPORT- tf Vh^BiH nanildAm «n mn mar
stniction was HftidjMaMif^ Ji% 1 ^ Hbin 4 t IViit ^ « i of
' . Trustets,*! ilsopfii)q|iiiMm«tentnMtffimrnMtfiin»mtaAqE-building
pennlu for fxiiffinBa^ fmmmM Ai|l»te(% diHtfttf if^'
Iingsinth«waterfroAt«««]^ii4!«adHtenn4iifflAigbtn> ,
The second iiSlbfjc4mpamd ffit-
Sudden Sform In RVC
Also Inlures Mom, Brother
. BALDWIN - A six year old Baldwin boy Is nthting for his life this
week, tbt victim of a siiddtn boll of lichintnt at a {ireworks show.'
' Meda,d Amar, who is to enter the first grade this coming September jit
. Batiwiii^ Brbokdcle School, was one of six persons struck by U^tning..
mhile milling for a flrewof ks show to start Sunday evening July ll, at the
celebration of the Village of Rock-ville
Centred 93rd anniverairy.
. AmarV.older brother,'seyen-ycar^
U.Vishai, and their mother,
BImi, i l l all of ;Stanion Avenue,
Baljwhi,'were also among the siv '
'injured when lightning stru'ck'a
tree tU^ were under at the Mill.
Bit e> Ftrk, off Merricic Road,'
'RackvHte Centic, at f bout 8:4S
TbtRockvIlle Centre Fire
Ot^Mnent; which was ptisml at
^piAlor the celebration aclivi-
Ht«, roAed Mrs. Amir and her '
. two HHtt In &>uth Nassau Com-nnnllteHospttal
In Oeeanside.
j D i i w K i f I s Aebospiul, Medad
hMstMi cardiac arrest but was
. nv(vri% doctors..
Mni<to isf^t&ig fbr his life at
MmMx Chmren^ PavOlton of:
'Um .Mtod Jewish Hospital,-
•luR he isJn the intensive-care
nail. Hit vital Ikmetlons are befaig
ttoalrotttd by « respirator and,
Huly ihb week, - before THE
tXADERwent topress,w> learned
he wn slipping into and out of a
conn.
' The lightning bolt bad appar­ently
damaged Medad^ lunj^ and
heart, but at press-time, wRh bis
mother at his bedside, he was
fightuig for ids life.
As a result of tbe.ll|blnlnc
strike,.Mrs..Aniar ntflk^ed bwm
to her chHt and nwnbinaa to her-^
legsjirisnalinstmtedto^i^*'
The ofttr ttoei ^ttiH BR n n l
i'odias.tStiirRiitkii&tCifltfti
- Wendyllutiei', U,"«l BOTfcvllta
Centr^aqdilMMtingnka^l^of
ported to Mir^ I t a M ^ R^^
Ccirfce, by fin'WC ffem Oi^rt-
'meat. P^ta, wbn mm qtelfed
with a n a j ^ , wm waSmipuMs'
Pettas win ^ h.0it ^^IW
reported M HttWrny iortHon.
AiT^teM oni In l«» (tau-and
peente'wm g ^ i ^ In fhe
'l»tfc wMni te m ^ 1 tf te.
' Cnicri SnwDiks Anr, wlM Ini
been pi»tpomd Itma te al^tai
before bewM of tton^ we^Kf,
Somejvere huddM nnda ptaMe
to protect thonstlvH floHl taRle^
ment weather. The Amars were
bold.ing'umbrellai. The bolt of
lightning apparently ithiri even
before the iirst'flrework was set off.
,<^reeport. Board.
Restricts Traffic
On Two Streets
.' FREEPORT • .The village his .
- -apinreniiylmpcgeditlSoliffltMito'^
a long-standing feud betwiecii rest-dents'of-
narrow streets in the
waterfront' sections of Freeport .
and the marhn owiien on these
Urcett) whose budriesset depend
upon brin^i In boats on over;
•wrtttactorftAenind trucks. -
At Ms WBB0av, ii% Mtb open
' l^lafte ^imi,. te village
Bind approfid k tciolutlon '
ttai^te Of vBtom% Vehicle and
, TiaK^jAftBHtnUaiitaieaf
l^em Mmmi M#4tttftr comM-
' i^mB,nnwn«M«Mdtt|trae-
^ n aiid ninditattiiB «r n i ^ In •
. §«^ of I ^M mmik ffosi
« ^ ^ HI ^ i M PllE^ lOUtb of
te b t e ^ A I «Mb ^ AieH la
i» HHII airi ^p^H»ni Avcnp^-
noth ^ ib ^toi^Ani 1 ^ Ray
an^ttlttind. "
' 'FmOdnMntabtttbeend
of fortoii ftan K^ r ^ d ^ s of
tei^^M^^dewHvMCIia-ria
WwMj tave famu^ com-tBitti
inige at many
day moratorium on new buildtog
' or additions of more linn 10%nie
-total floor space Is faiepclitetfl
' October l5th.' Recently, the til­lage
lifted iu ban on consnucUon
in tbt Industrial Park, and pwed
changes in the village'^ toidnghwt
dealing with area. .
The moratoriums were origi­nally
placed while awaiting reports
of a study by Raymond, Parish,
b o ^ to n ar« by ITM, HSI be
• eM^tri^ WM lAer te^Ul^^ '
dKidii OB mtim ctangn tor that
In other agenda iim%. a change
'hi the vehicle traffic law will
attempt to tainall heavy trailer
tractor tniHic on Cordon Place.
. and Sportsman Avenue (see separ­ate
story, ebewberr this issue).'
The Board agreed to.the'pu'r-
Pbie-.aini::iVctner,:.the vUb^e^. • chawofaritlkttlcplattmaktrfur
'planiiingag«ncy..Tlie'montdriuni die vilbge's print >hop as a long-on
the waterfront .area, whlcii' term economy'and'bbor-uvlng
Mayor Dorothy Storm, says she' device.
^Freeporl Vamp Dies Of Sfabknf
Boy Drowiis In Local Creek
BALDWIN - A 14 - year - old
Roosevelt boy drowned In Parson­age
Ocek Wednesday evening July
9, despite the efforts of one of hU
companions to save him.
Memebers of the Freeport Fire
Department's new Underwater
ii^rchand Rescue .Squad were on
te **»ne and Andrew Valias, of
-Itosa fompany No. 4, recovered
touni Crstg llicks'body about SO
Chides after he first went under.
Accordtng to the police report,
n^ar^dml of East Centennial
Avtnne In Rooseveits a cousin,
Vms Hteki, It of Wllshire Court,
Hrcqnrt; and tS • jtar - old Eric
Vffi^ whose addre<it though in
Fritpirt wa«notgi\en.wereal the
Parsonage Creek.Bridge oa Atlan­tic
Avenue. The creek borders
Baidnia aad Oceaasidc.
. Apparently, at abaul 7 p.m«
Eric Young JWDped into the water
first and ^ a n to swim, and the
other two walked down In the
watcra'cdtclteeiCh^ramii^
hh snakeis anf sMrt iM^nnp^
in. He b^in ta llonnte hnnw
dlatcly,M«a^ia|t«btaMindt,
and Eric iwiwntir and Bppranl%
tried to ht^ ^H.
The third bay - Clorf illcka'
•stood at the edge binnit he
cannot iwlm.
rnigcanibniedmsini)Hle,aba
puHliqidoMB ^ , « b B WKiMbb
The la^e tommereU vAlcles
will only be allowed to use the two'
streets MiniAjs through Fridays,'
9 Bm-4 pn, accmding to the ittw
regulation.
Exempt from the regulations are
emergency, lire, municipal, utility
or sanitation trucks; teettber prA
vate or public, snow plows, fuel
tracks makbig ibcai deliveries.
to save him.
Shouts from the boys alerted
n«rby bomeoinSert *fio notified
the polte Md offieert from both
the Pint (Baldwin) and Fourth
fwWicnv^a^M^delPrecincts
rHpandid, at did local fire
At Wi pan., Vatte* recovered
rH%lU^»*b^afld««tfhasiist-aatt
hnin Btbtri, Inmedlatei)
fatp«rPH.nefan}wi«nnhedlo
&ttb >%'B^ni rninmiutlitt Hos-pIM
In llcHndde but was ^o-nomtrt
dHd teri al 1 ^ p.at.
FREEPORT-AyoungFreeimtt*'
flrefightcr is dead, tUree other-
Freeporters iajurcd, and a Hen^
stead man is aceosed of aicond
degree murder lblIowbi| a mbier •
-traffic accident:early Sunday
roonungt July 13.
According to the poto Hprt,
Keith Holdener,Z2,sfoDr.|ifr-.
member of Freeport Fin D^M-ment's
Excelsior Hook & IjMm
Company No. 1, and father tf
Second Deputy CXIef n^ Hd-
. dener, was a pa^mger fa • ] ^
being driven backfuMte^nan'
, County Fireman^ AHoeUtten
parade in Levitlowa, ^faw tbe
vehicle was in a minor cnllMm
with a van.
The accident otcami-M tb«
Jeep, driven by fellow flreflghler
Richard Salerno, Z3, of Engint
Company No. I, was ediing ttie
Babylon Turnpike eidt'of Mm-dowbrook
Parkway. '
Apparently the van fiiiled to stop
and iialemo gave chase, with Hol-denet,
Chrlstopber 'Manning, 19,
also a member of Engine comi^ay,
and Patty Olin, a 19-ye«r-old
village resident, as' passengers.
At the corner of Henry and
Crctnwich Streets in Hempstead,
the van finally stopped. Salerno
exiled the jeep as did one of the
' vam'occupants,sinctidinttnedb}
police as Marvin Moore,a20^«ir-old
llempsteader.
According.to Delective/^|t.
John Nolan of the Nauan Couirty
Homicide Squad, Salenw h n n^
out of the jeep orrytog a ZMth
plastic sheath wltbiopper wim
imide, and approached Uie tan In
argue with its driver, 6rmir}
Kmalls, 19, of Roosevitt.
When .SRMlltbrgantoctaieMi
window, Salerno i l l t g ^ btpn
fe^ carried, brHk^lbedrivcr'a
.M^MinvaodthewbiddiMd. .,
Ibra illnpre p t am of ^ttt van '•
iui iWiM at, Valirnn, who •
dripped ittt pipe and tift,
• AU^^^aMaonmn^ipnu^ed
tte JMf ^'«Wb &m oinr thret
fim^^t MB m.. FM ht.
' tfttdttf HoMrair, Mng'in 'the"
hDnt^aliTtoJ^ir^nA^isttB,, •
"beBDllntaii«vetMean4tM»d >
te Iwa b to back ^M.
tt huri; Msnah^ ii^nttins to,
W hint, 'aoi • cm lemons and
• IbifamtiManiMn^ll^dw
h Rirt^if CM^ whiit ttid«
diner^p^MimcrtitadiwMia
'xMbwoffldtslfehHrt. ' -
^mqMari ^ ^ mmd wttb
fflt Uc^H ptM of Of van ipallM
It at 3:M am'on Lent Avenue,
Hempstead, and waited until
Moare and Snudb reluraed loit at
about 9:30 am.
Moore was arrtstedand charged
with two counts of second degree
murder, one Cnfeniioaai and 6ae
reckless. Smalls has beea released.
Popubr Fb^^tr
Thousands of frieads, family
members, and volcrateer nceligh-ters
paid their respects as Holdea-e'r^
body lay in Huagerford &
Ctaifc^ Fuaerhl Home la Freeport
on Mond^f and Tuesday. On
Ttac«h| i t n A ^ i l ^ i!,fbenwttc
aad watt MTtim were biidalOur
, Hslf Rtditnar B.C. Cfcwch.
Again itanMsii nail havi
fttmm ttmd d ^ al nMrbf
tamin a«d M i i ^ Am W A i d
popliiBl^pMnito»irtttt
it •aiap^mii ttat lteHtnfr%
swinging the plpf-mt ^mmtM..".'.-." •.., p i n , , on PaitliJ