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Scrantonian Tribune, Saturday, February 6, 1988 19 Oregon: drills, no bucks meeting with FEMA. came up with a new money Scrantonian Tribone JERKY PIFER WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? David Ristagno little mixed up about the seasons as he combs the seems to be a snow at his Marion Street, Dunmore, I home. SALEM, Ore. (UPI) Gov. Neil Goldschmidt said Friday the state of Oregon would rather forfeit $1.1 million in federal money than participate in a federal emergency management exercise that involves a mock nuclear war drill.

"We can't be bought that cheaply," Goldschmidt said during a news conference in which he said officials of the Federal Emergency Management Agency were "fairly low level" and won't be around after President Reagan leaves office. Goldschmidt conceded. however, the state does not have the money to run emergency management programs without the federal Goldschmidt and the federal agency have engaged in a yearlong battle over the terms of a contract the state must sign before it receives federal money needed to pay for state and local emergency management programs. Oregon is the only state in the country which has not signed a new emergency management contract with the federal government. Goldschmidt insists FEMA wants Oregon to engage in a nuclear war drill that he claims fosters the belief that nuclear war is survivable at the expense of preparing for more realistic disaster such as floods or earthquakes.

believe we can test the preparedness of the state system without going through a mock nuclear war drill," Goldschmidt said. FEMA said, however, there is no provision in the proposed 1988 contract between the state and the agency that requires Oregon to participate in the kind of nuclear war drill that it objected to a year ago. "I don't know why we are dealing with that because it's not something Oregon is being asked to do," said Phil Cogan, spokesman for the FEMA regional office in Seattle. The new contract would require Oregon to participate in other types of preparedness activities, including building shelters and developing evacuation plan, training people to identify radiological hazards and protect broadcast systems. It would also cover preparedness for other types of emergency such as natural disasters.

"We are not asking Oregon to focus only on nuclear war preparendess, but that it be a part of their program," Cogan said. Oregon refused last year to participate in a FEMA- sponsored mock nuclear war drill which included a hypothetical scenario involving 48 nuclear bombs dropped on the Pacific Northwest. The dispute over a new contract spilled over into 1988 with Goldschmidt walking out of a Body of reputed Gambino mob boss believed found TRUMBULL, CONN. (UPI) What was believed to be the body of Thomas DeBrizzi, reputed head of the Gambino crime family in southwestern Connecticut, was found Friday in the trunk of the car he disappeared in, police said. The body was found in at a shopping center by police Chief Theodore Ambrosini, who received an anonymous tip and recognized the car as the one reported stolen, said Capt.

William Brennan. "There is a body in a car in the Trumbull Shopping Park and it's the vehicle Mr. DeBrizzi was last seen in," Brennan said. The state medical examiner suffered from heart and blood was expected to positively pressure problems, asked identify the body at a later time Riccio to borrow the keys to the and Brennan did not have a car, saying he would be back in description of the body, and did about half an hour. He never not know if it had any visible returned.

injuries. The car, a blue 1985 DeBrizzi, 64, of Stratford had Oldsmobile 98 belonging 'to been arrested 28 times in 44 Gary Ferencek of Stratford, years and was released from was reported stolen. his latest prison sentence last Police said DeBrizzi once was after serving 16 months the right-hand man to Frank August on federal firearms charges. Piccolo, a Gambino captain and head of their operation in DeBrizzi was last seen Sat- Connecticut, until Piccolo was urday at a bar at the Howard gunned down on. a Saturday Johnson motel in Stamford, afternoon while standing at a after he drove there with Harry telephone in Bridgeport.

Riccio, a confidant, saying he The killing remains unsolved, would be gone a short time. but has been linked to the At the bar, who Genovese crime family, NAACP eyes suit against L.A. MEDIUM RARE Mary Marsico of the Worthington Scranton Players, of Penn State University in Dunmore, will perform the role of "The Medium" in the upcoming production of "Rashomon" Feb. 10-14 in the Study-Learning Center Theatre on campus. Reservations may be made by calling 963-4311 during Expert witness tells of 'safe cigarette' NEWARK, N.J.

(UPI) A woman who died of lung cancer might have avoided the disease if tobacco companies had taken advantage of available technology and produced a "safe cigarette" in 1971, an expert witness testified Friday in a suit against three cigarette makers. Dr. Jeffrey Harris said the probability of Rose Cipollone getting cancer would have been 16 percent or 17 percent less if she had used cigarettes in which carcinogens had been greatly reduced. Harris testified Thursday that Liggett Myers Tobacco Co. had developed the cigarette in the early 1970s but did not market it.

Harris also testified that spent only $14.5 million on research and development on cancer-related research be- Holy CHARLESTOWN, Ind. (UPI) A cow will decide who gets the money in a game of bingo on the baseball diamond. Parents of players in the Charlestown Little League LOS ANGELES (UPI) The president of the Los Angeles branch of the NAACP threatened Friday to sue the city to force changes in police deployment policies that he charged shortchange the black community and place disproportionate emphasis on the protection of property. But Raymond Johnson Jr. said he hopes current negotiations between the civil rights organization and the Los Angeles Police Department will correct the alleged imbalance and forestall such a suit.

Johnson appeared at a news conference to, announce the formation of a coalition, which includes the Urban League and the Los Angeles West Chamber of Commerce, to combat "the increasing violent gang terrorism that is sweeping the entire City of Los Angeles." "Independent of the coalition, the NAACP has already drafted a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles: Police Department charging them with implementing and maintaining an officer deployment policy that intentionally discriminates against black residents," Johnson said. He also charged the deployment policy places too much emphasis on protecting property at the expense of lives in the poor areas of the city. Dori Pye, president of the Los Angeles West Chamber of Commerce, said the organization intends to sponsor a ballot initiative to add 1,000 to 2,000 police officers. Similar initiatives have failed in the past, but Johnson and Pye said the controversy generated by' the gang-related fatal shooting of a bystander in Jan. 30 may have advanced the cause.

After the police department announced it was tripling its BANKING BANKING CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic and Foreign Subsidiaries) (Dollar Amounts in Thousands) OLD FORGE BANK BOROUGH OF OLD FORGE, COUNTY OF LACKAWANNA. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, 18518. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DECEMBER 31, 1987. 12291-2 FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 03 ASSETS Thous.

of Dol. Cash and balances due from depository Non-interest bearing balances and Securities Federal funds sold and securities in And domestic offices of the bank and of its Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned LESS: Allowance for loan and lease Loans and leases, net of unearned allowance, and reserve Premises and fixed assets (including Other assets Total assets. Deposits: domestic offices Non-interest bearing Interest bearing. Other institutions currency and coin .2,510 34.049 purchased under agreements to resell Edge and Agreement subsidiaries, 300 income 46,554 losses 431 income, 46.123 capitalized leases) 1,521 1.054 85,557 LIABILITIES 75.297 9,045 66,252 853 Total 76,150 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock No. of shares a.

b. .279,497 1,397 Surplus 3,538 Undivided profits and capital reserves 4,472 Total equity capital, 9.407 Total liabilities, limited-life preferred stock, and equity capital. 85,557 MEMORANDA Standby letters of credit. Total. 1,643 the undersigned officer, do hereby declare that this Report of Condition has been prepared in conformance with official instructions and is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

SARAH M. LAMAR Comptroller January 28,1988 717-457-6345 We, the undersigned directors, attest the correciness of this Report of Condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared in conformance with official intructions and is true and correct. LOUIS PAGNOTTI, I JAMES TEDESCO THEODORE MARMO, M.D. Directors State of Pennsylvania, County of Lackawanna s8: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of January, 1968, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My commission expires July 29, 1991, LORI A.

GATTO Notary Public F-6 11 LEGAL ADS NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1201 of Act 320 of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved and the 3rd known day of as June, the of Pennsylvania Election Code" the County Board of Elections for Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania hereby makes known and gives notice to the electors: of General Lackawanna Primary County will that held in and for the County of Lackawanna on Tuesday, April 26 1988 between the hours of 1 o'clock A.M, and 8 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of making nominations for the public ofices and or elections 10 be voted for at the General Primary on November 8, 1988 Under the provisions of Section 501 (a) of this Act, the following parties quality party within the State and are therefore eligible to nominate their candidates at the General Primary of April 26, 1988 DE REPUBLICAN The following offices and number to be elected: President Of the United States one Justice of the Supreme Court one Judge of the Superior Court State Attorney General State Auditor General State Treasurer Representative in Congress Delegate National ention Alternate National ention Delegate National Convention Four National Convention State (3 mate (1 male (One (1 per 'CORCORAN RAY A ALBERIGI JOMN el Elections DE RALD STANTITCH deployment in Westwood, a posh predominantly white district, black leaders accused police, politicans and the news media of racism. They charged that in a city where there were 205 gang- related killings last year, the majority in predominantly black South- Central Los Angeles, the Westwood shooting had received inordinate attention. V.G. Guinses, director of SEY YES, an organization that works with local authorities to try to prevent youths from joining gans, said the number of gang members in the county has increased to 70,000 in the past decade despite intensified police pressure.

Lew Marcus On the Beat every Wednesday in the Scrantonian Tribune tween 1954 and 1978, while spending as much as that in advertising in one year. Using internal company documents, Harris said about $14 million was spent on developing the "XA," or palladium, cigarette. Antonio and Rose Cipollone sued Liggett, now known as Liggett Group Philip Morris Inc. and Lorillard, the makers of the brands she smoked between 1942 and 1982. The suit, filed before Rose Cipollone's death, charges the companies failed, warn smokers of the risks until they were required to do so in 1966 and of failing to market or publicize the "safe cigarette." Harris, the first witness in the trial, has been on the witness stand in U.S.

District Court since Tuesday. raising scheme after a candy sale failed to work. They'll mark off the league's diamond into squares and selt chances at $2 per square. On April 30, they'll send a cow onto the field and wait for it to do a dropping. The cowpie on that square will be worth $1,000 to the winner.

Profits will be used to buy new uniforms. Any money left over will be put toward a new concession stand. Child star rites held LOS ANGELES (UPI) Private funeral services were held Friday for Heather O'Rourke, the 12-year-old star of the three "Poltergeist" films. O'Rourke died Monday of toxic shock during intestinal surgery at Community Hospital in El Cajon. An estimated 200 people attended the private ceremony at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, including several actors who worked with O'Rourke in films and television.

Among those paying last respects were Morey Amsterdam, Henry Winkler, Linda Purl. Ricky Schroeder and writer Gary Sherman, who wrote the first film that established O'Rourke as a star in 1982. Pallbearers included Winkler, Sherman, Barry Bernardi, the producer of the not-yet-released "Poltergeist Mike Meyer, the girl's personal manager, and family friend David Wardlowe, O'Rourke is survived by her parents, Jim and Katherine, and a sister, Tammy. body was interred in a crypt at the cemetery, Meyer said 11 LEGAL ADS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BONNIE J. LONGBATHAM, 224 Boulevard Avenue, Scranton, PA 18509, will file with the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on or after January 28, 1988.

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