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Page 20, PHOENIX, May 2, 1974> M < * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * lM t * * * * * * * * * * * * * * , III. |>i\\/nn n ~ A N rm im l Hmhiv. i.r.u . rrecmcT Reports / ------- %u25a0With Meditation78th Pet.On April 22, at about 10 p.m., Anti-Crime Sergeant Sordi and Officers Corson and Torres picked up Carmelo Vasquez and Miguel Melendez for possession of knives. After several hours of investigation, it was discovered the two had stabbed a local man in the stomach; the man was taken to Methodist Hospital and is expected to recover. Vasquez and Melendez were charged with attempted murder.At 4:45 a.m. on April 28, Officers Marx and Casserly arrested Ernest Carrion of 529 51st Street at the corner of Fifth Avenue and First Street; he had robbed a taxicab driver at gunpoint. When the officers took Carrion to the stationhouse, a cab driver was reporting a similar incident to the desk sergeant. As Carrion approached the desk, the cabbie said, %u201c That%u2019s the man.%u201d Carrion was charged with armed robbery-twice.A special word of thanks from the PHOENIX to Community Relations Officer Crehan of the 78th, who has a superb nose for news.Homicide Div.Morris Brooks, Jr. was found shot to death at his apartment at 191 Willoughby Street on April 18th. Detectives from 11th Homocide are clueless and baffled by the death of the 56 year old man, who was allegedly a homosexual. The murderer is still at large.Brooks%u2019 death may be linked to the series of homosexual murders that have occurred in the vicinity in the past year. %u201c But there has been no consistent modus operandi in these cases,%u201d reported DetectiveBrooksVersakos of the Homocide Division, %u201c so we don%u2019t know if we are dealing with one or a number of murderers.%u201dBrooks lived alone at the University Towers address. Police have not been able to contact anyone who has been able to tell them of his whereabouts or situation in his last days. They have learned that he frequented the Brooklyn Heights area, but further details have not been forthcoming.Detective Versakos of the 11th Homocide asks that anyone knowing Brooks, or who had seen him recently, call him at 439-8027. Any information at all may be significant. All contacts will be kept confidential.8 4 th pct.At 4:30 p.m. on May 1, strong winds shattered a small pane of glass on the tenth floor of the eleven-story building that housesthe Board of Education%u2019s Personnel and Business Administration Offices at 65 Court Street, at the corner of Livingston. But only a portion of the broken window fell to the street, and it was necessary to remove the balance before it could fall and injure passersby.Police from the 84th Precinct stopped approaching traffic on Livingston and Court and barricaded sidewalks as the building%u2019s custodian and engineer knocked the remaining portion out onto the street below.But because of the building%u2019s design, the corner windows are non-functional as well as totally inaccessible; they serve only to obscure what appears to be a duct or structural support that rises the entire eleven stories. In order to approach the window, building staff had to get around that beam or duct; they succeeded in removing the glass by using a long metal rod.76th Pct.Officer Tim Cole of the 76th Precinct reported four major arrests in the precinct area this week. On April 29 at 12:05 a.m., Officer Anthony Mendez arrested two for burglary on Van Brunt Street between Sullivan and Woodall. On the 27th, Officer John Colga arrested two for robbery at the corner of Amity and Court Streets. The arrests took place at 3:30 a.m.On April 26th at 4 p.m., two were arrested for a stabbing at 462 Baltic Street. Officer William Panzella was the aresting officer, and the charge was felonious assault. On the 23rd, two were arrested at 60 W. 9th Street for grand larceny (auto) at 7 p.m. by Officer John Ippolito.M.& G. ELECTRO INC.P.O. Box 135 Brooklyn, N.Y. 11231If you have a room air conditioner and you%u2019re tired of looking at rags or newspaper stuffed on top of the window, here%u2019s a unique, inexpensive solution to an unsightly problem. M & G ELECTRO, INC. has a wonderful new way to cover up the open section of the window. It%u2019s called WEATHER PROOF. We supply everything, including an easy, three-step instruction. Satisfaction guaranteed or return your WEATHER PROOF within ten (10) days for refundJust fill out the bottom form to order your Weather Proof today. 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We Do The RestMeasurements .......................................................................Sorry No C.O.D.Enclose $1.89 To Above AddressIVheck .............Money Order%u25a0 / %u00ab f %u00bb 0 %u2022 - * * %u2666Dr. Stuart Rothenberg of The International Meditation Society will present a free slide series on the latest scientific research of Transcendental Meditation at the First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Heights Thursday, May 9 at 8 p.m. and at the Brooklyn College Annex at 72 Schermerhorn St. at noon.Transcendental M editation is unique from virtually all other techniques for developing creaW om en'sWorkshopsA t YW CAThe first floor Women%u2019s Center of the Brooklyn Y.W.C.A., Third and Atlantic Avenues, will be the setting of a series of free workshops for women on varied relevant topics this month. All arewelcome.The topic \Law%u201d will be the subject of the May 9 workshop set for 7:30 p.m. The new rape law, abortion laws, divorce laws, discrimination and monetary laws will be discussed. The workshop will be led by Anne Feldman, a lawyer with the New York City Commission on Human Rights.%u201c Our Bodies%u201d will be the topic of the May 17, 7:30 p.m. workshop. June Finer, a doctor and Diana Juliano, an R.N. will be on hand to answer questions pertaining to the subject and health in general. A film on the birth of a baby will be shown.On May 23 at 7:30 p.m. the workshop will evolve around the subject of %u201c Foods We Eat.%u201d Irene Van Slyke, R.N. with a B.S. in Health Education, will discuss additives, enrichment, natural foods, the meanings of terms like RDA and MDR, proper substitutes for protein and much more about the art of good nutrition.Call TR5-1190, Women%u2019s Center Tuesday through Friday mornings for further information.tivity and intelligence in the world today because it is completely effortless and natural, allowing spontaneous use of more individual potential, says Rothenberg. It%u2019s easily learned and practiced by any individual. T.M. eliminates inner tension and discord and promotes more harmonious and fulfilling interpersonal relationships. Therefore, T.M. makes every individual more useful to himself and to others by bringing greater ease and enjoyment to his daily activity through deeper rest and clearer thinking.Preliminary research from the Hartford Institute of Living in Hartford, Conn, shows significant data on the synchronization, stimulation and order of brain waves during Transcendental Meditation which seem to indicate more harmony and integration in activity. Lower metabolic rate, lower blood lactate levels, lower heart rate and oxygen consumption show the deep state of rest T.M. provides; rest which allows the body to eliminate deep rooted stresses and strains, resulting in increased energy and expanded perception.SanasardoReturnsThe Paul Sanasardo Dance Company returns to the Brooklyn Academy of Music for four performances on May 18, 19, 23, and 24. The Sanasardo engagement will feature four world premieres plus guest artists Miguel Godreau, Bonnie Mathis and Dennis Wayne.%u2022 Premieres include new works by Anna Sokolow and Diane Germaine. Sanasardo himself will premiere %u201c Platform%u201d and %u201c Disappearances.%u201d Artist Robert Natkin is creating decor and costumes for %u201c Platform.%u201d The Sokolow premiere will be given May 18 and the Germaine and Sanasardo premieres will be presented May 23. Other repertory will include %u201c Footnotes,%u201d %u201c Shadows%u201d and %u201c The Path.%u201dCon Ed OfficesKeeping BusyOne measure of progress has come to be how much energy is consumed, and Brooklyn%u2019s division of Consolidated Edison reports that the electrical load for Brooklyn is growing at six per cent a year, according to John Cleary, senior vice president and Brooklyn Division Manager.From its new home at the intersection of Flatbush and Fulton Streets in the Brooklyn Center Urban Renewal Project Area, in one of two shining new buildings that are being put up on that junction by developers George and Stephen Klein, Con Ed directs all electrical operations for the Borough.Cleary recalls that when Con Ed made its decision to decentralize its operations by Borough, there was no consideration to putting the Brooklyn headquarters anywhereDON%u2019T DISCOUNT .Sonrira%u2019* Gallery ot Arts, 1058 Coney Island Av. cor. Foster, open every afternoon. 859-9636MWMWWWUftWH ip ifelse but in the downtown area. Nine hundred of its 2100 Brooklyn employees work out of this new headquarters operation.Servicing the utility%u2019s 904,000 Brooklyn customers is a massive job, and computers and automated systems make the job of handling thousands of customer inquiries every month manageable. Cleary says more than 30,000 letters a month and a similar volume of telephone inquiries come into the utility.While Con Ed figures of growth of its electrical load in the downtown are are not available, the maps showing locations of vital electrical installations in the downtown area that Con Ed engineers use to keep the system in operation graphically detail the most complex power supply network in what the utility calls its Borough Hall region.Brooklyn fevenues for Con Edison total $302 million annually. 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