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Raise>le Hilllake-up, they will leave the door >en for a result which they may iter regret.What disturbs me is that I have sen told by sources close to corpio (a Saggitarian friend of line) that Scorpio hasn%u2019t even sen a copy of the petition nor is he ware of its restrained and leasured language. Perhaps, corpio feels that his pseudonym reuses him from his responbility to do his homework prior to nleashing his sting.In any event tell Mr. Scorpio to eep plugging. His barbs to date ave cut through the polished press sleases to get at political realities nd I%u2019m sure my opponent Mr. .ichmond will be stung far worse efore this campaign is over.incerely,:obert Wittich t. Greeneheers PHOENIXear Phoenix:Cheers to you! Our moving sale st did not move, in spite of ads in ajor and minor papers around wn. The ad we placed with you fo weeks ago brought a greater sponse than all else. You%u2019ll find i in again this week.ncerely,rs. Mary Lou Glass, wnim Hilli l a m eVhite Houseo the EditorYour article re the Scherlerhorn-Pacific U.D.C. Project ertainiy tried hard to re-write istory!! Anyone having read it ould come away with a definite npression that Mary Jane McLish jpported this project.If you will consult the records of oth the City Planning Commission nd the Board of Estimate, you will nd, I assure you, that at both earings Mrs. McLish spoke in pposition to the project. You will iso find, I think, that in answer to direct question posed to her uring one of those hearings she tated that sjie would prefer that le project not be built rather than ave it built under the so-called U.D.C. 70-30 Formula.%u201dAs to your editorial on the same abject, I agree that the U.D.C. has ot over burdened the Community dvisory Committee with injrmation, but I suggest that it ould be more prudent of you toContinued on Page 111Heapprocess takes only 48 hours to reduce a ton of garbage to a halfton of something useful %u2014'indeed, valuable %u2014 without noise or odor, without air or water pollution.%u201cGarbage%u201d wallboard isn%u2019t being produced commercially yet, so renovators will have to stay with the standard brands tor a wnue longer. But Ecology Compost should be available %u2014 in 28-pound bags %u2014 in the New York area in time for the spring digging season : The NY-LI distributor is GarProd, 850 N. Queens Ave., Lindenhurst. L.I. 11757.Reprinted from the BROWNSTnKPRCOMMUNITY %u2022 Atlsnt!c Ahernsc*.-%u25a0 ! | | m -- %u25a0* i !T j %u00a3 J * - * %u2022 i '0 %u25a0 .V *%u00a3> %u00ab oii i i i\- } 1J0 1-- .V , ... v J %u00abr%u2022 %u2022 -N. %u25a0 %u25a0 %u25a0 V %u2018 %u25a0 j i I? %u25a0 L - %u25a0 %u2018 3 K>%u2018 %u2022 %u2022S 'V, *7 %u2022 / Wf:sCM v \\|*\\ ;5s-PHOENIX, Page Seveni OT i I ' ! %u2018 i 1 1 1 %u2014| I I n ! k- i vr o . * , i I m >, | %u00abi | n I! ir1 V i 1 I I! ;.,LLU I >11 K' |fi ,1 ' r>Irr U C H o w rte d p ro p %u20ac U c r t p i u p e A j o ni ! i' Vv 7 %u2022 ; ' < %u2022 2%u2022n r %u00abn%u2022 1 %u00a3 1 -8i>. %u25a0 > i .. %u2022 ' s |r l %u2014%u25a0 . M1i j1i i !;1i ; i i :7 . . %u2022 ? *T 1I ' M %u2019 :- \\ ' \\ : :A 1iI1 i :i ! i! s 1Will Hospital Gain Space?BY THORNTON W. WILLETThe present Long Island College Hospital plan, unveiled for City Planning Commissioner Zucotti in his office on Feb. 8, 1973, as diagramed on the map shows: hospital buildings on hospital land C; hospital buildings on public parklandD; hospital garage On publicparkland A; and replacement parkland on hospital \The result of this \is a net reduction in the sum of zoning required %u201c open space\plus D) available to the community. Mr. Fuller is presently reported solicitingMr. Vorhees consent to this deal.The chart shows on the diagonal line the minimum percent of open space required for lots withvarious building heights, and on the dots the various maximum lot coverage percentages for various building heights (both for R6 zoning).The conclusion to be drawn from study of the maximum lot coverage figures is that above 5 stories the hospital will gain no appreciable net usable space. Why then are they unhappy about the February 5, 1973 CPC resolution?'Don%u2019t Quote Me, But.BY SCORPIO%u2022 %u2022That old rumor is around again about A&S closing its downtown Brooklyn store and about how Downtown Brooklyn is coming apart at the seams: heard*it twice in the past week. All the professional naysayers ought to take a look at what is really happening: new Con Edison building opened and a new Telephone building going up on Flatbush Extension. But the thing they really should hear is the news A&S management .sent to home office of Federated Stores at the end of January: sales at the downtown Brooklyn store were over $163 million last year %u2014 another record year at that location. How are things going down at Kings Plaza, Macy's?%u2605 %u2605 %u2605 %u2605 %u2605As Democratic contenders square off in earnest to see who is actually going to go into a petition campaign to be on the baiiot, Mayor Lindsay appears to have reached a decision to stay out out of the primaries, that is. Some Lindsay commissioners are receiving word that they should be prepared to support a bid for re-election by His Honoras an independent (and Liberal), and if they aren't prepared to go all out, they should begin looking for work elsewhere . . .* * * * *Contrary to the impression that may have been created last week by Scorpio, petitionsigning aside, Assemblyman Mike Pesce has been one of the strongest forces for peace in the feud between Long Island College Hospital and its neighbors. Through his intervention, the State Comprehensive Health Planning Council has come into the picture %u2014 probably one of the most important factors in bringing discussion by the Hospital to a realistic .level.ir k ix ir kMore on Mayor: while some of the candidates for Mayor are boosting a %u201c back to the Boroughs\Herman Badillo in at least one instance is singing \in Manhattan.%u201d While everybody who is anybody in Brooklyn has decided that Baruch College should end up re-locating to the Atlantic Terminal area (Flatbush and Atlantic), Badillo has urgedthat Baruch should move to Lower Manhattan. In correspondence with Chancellor Kibbee of the Board of Higher Education that has received wide circulation by supporters of the move to keep Baruch in Manhattan, Badillo came out against the decision to moveRosenthal, lately a loser in a contest for Democratic district leadership of the 57th A.D. (Gowanus, Boerum Hill, Fort Greene and Williamsburg) to Abe Gerges. Rosenthal could just be in to stay and the support he will pull out of the Jewish community in Williamsburg will hurt Councilman Richmond plenty.'k irfeiz'kWhile the regular organization%u2019s picture gets more complex, the insurgents appear Baruch to Brooklyn as the => to be solving their problems and ----- <-------------cornerstone of a desperately- bui'c'in8 UP f%u00b0r a strong single needed renewal of the areaaround the Long Island Railroad Station. A former Borough President of the Bronx seeking Democratic votes in Brooklyn, and particularly in the communities surrounding the downtown area, could be expected to be more concerned %u2014 particularly since we already fought and won this battle once.%u2605 %u2605 %u2605 %u2605 %u2605The local city council picture keeps changing every week. Candidates in and candidates out. The latest in is Louisshot at the Councilman. Out is Simon O'Shea, a past president of the Heights-based West Brooklyn Independent Democrats, who is bowing to a strong message from other parts of the district that independent support should go to Bob Wittich of Fort Greene. Watch for an announcement in the next few days. This move strengthens the odds fo Wittich and puts Richmond on the spot to do something soon about the host of dissident organization candidates who are unhappy about his interim appointment.THE M ELTING PO TA batik workshop and crafts shopC ram by ioeai craftsmen 7or sale.Hours: Th., Fri. and Sat. 10-2, or by appointm ent.Batik supplies: dye, w ax, tjantings,pillow stuffing.Batik classes and workshops space.340 Atlantic Ave. 852-5620CREATIVITY.on every photographic and creative assignment...wef look for and execute^'the extraordinary ...withextra emphasis on leavingthe ordinary to