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Reach A Stand Off In Pollution FightBY JEAN LENIHANThe Boerum Hill Clean Air Committee (CAC) and the Ulano Corporation, a chemical factory, on Bergen Street seem to be at a stand off right now.Members of the CAC have criticized Ulano for allowing \carbons\Hill, which the committee says already gets too many pollutants from chemical plants in New Jersey and high congestion of automobiles in the streets. Representatives of Ulano at the meeting said that they \about the installation of an emission control system,\expense of such a venture and they add that they are now complying with government emission standards.The CAC also objects to a \smell\plant as are the possible expansion plans by Ulano.Toluene, the substance under attack by CAC for causing, \damage, digestive and menstrual problems, and possible miscarriages.\easily detectable in the air. but Lester Bradack, Executive Vice President of Ulano, said that \ing the levels of toluene emitted from our plant. We have safe levels of toluene.\ing to the City%u2019s Environmental Protection Agency standards.After six inspections in the past two years by the City Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.), Ulano has a clean bill concerning their anti-pollution devices and safety regulations. The most recent inspection was conducted October 29, and, \odor emission or toxic vapors were found present,\Dina Nolan. Secretary to the Department of Environmental Protection. Air samples were taken on October 24 by members of the Science and Technology Dept, of E.P.A., on Wyckoff and 3rd Avenue in Boerum Hill, directly downwind from the plant, and, \organic vapors were found, including toluene,\The Clean Air Committee is not satisfied, however. \these levels are really acceptable,%u201d says Shelly Koppcll, spokesperson for the CAC. \from now they may find these levels were unacceptable. What then? We want Ulano to have the best technology available to deal with these emissions, not just meeting current standards.\The system Ulano is talking about installing, an %u2018%u2018Emission Control System,\and would be \project this company has undertaken,\there will be additional changes within the anti-pollution laws soon.\Ulano would be required to install the system. \all industries for ozone layer maintenance,\At this point Bradack has no idea how long it will take Ulano to install it. They will have to go through City, State and Federal E.P.A's plus applying for financing through the federal Pollution Control Board.The CAC has not abandoned their struggle by this announcement. \system comes through,%u201d Koppell said, \that it will be done-something more tangible than their words.%u201d \Ulano's expansion plans were not revealed at the meeting, but Bradack now says, %u2018%u2018We have tentative plans for modest expansion,\storage being the main considerations.Oppose Baruch MoveContinueditself. Ten years ago, the Board of Higher Education first planned a Brooklyn move for the college, then as now cramped in the five buildings it owns or rents around Lexington Avenue and 24th Street. Baruch sought instead to rent a 40 story office building in lower Manhattan, where space was vacant during the \the Manhattan office market. The State Board of Regents responded in 1973 with a reaffirmation of the Brooklyn plans, and the Board of Higher Education approved a master plan for the Baruch campus in 1974.The master plan, prepared by Kahn and .Jacobs/ Hellmuth. Obata and Kassabaum, described a $873 million cam pus (in 1973 dollars) of seven interconnected buildings housing schools of Liberal Arts, Business and Public Administration, and Education, as well as an auditorium, gym, library, and administration buildings.Director of Facilities Planning and Management for the board of Higher Education, Donald Farley, describes what happened. When the state and city faced \he says, \construction of projects already begun.\construction schedule has just 1 i f IJ....... %u201eU *%u00bbV V J 1 IW C U l l i p I C l iV-MI U 1 J 1 U I I I UCollege buildings and a new campus for York College in Jamaica, Queens, for which bondsales have just been completed.Farley says that the Baruch campus would logically come up for consideration next, but he points out that the %u2018%u2018Howe Report%u201d prepared for the city by Harold Howe II and Associates in 1978, recommended strongly against moving Baruch. The report stated, \should be abandoned. Such a move would be costly, unnecessary and not in the interest of Baruch.%u201dAt Baruch, most administrators, including Assistant to the President Thcresc Belsito, treat the Brooklyn Campus question as a thing of the past. Baruch%u2019s Director of Campus Planning, Marilyn Mikulsky, says that the space used now is \that it has been %u2018%u2018improved immensely%u201d with the realization that even if a move did take place, it would be many years away. She adds that Baruch is making do with \student ratio basis, of any of the CUNY colleges except Hostos in the Bronx, but that the college holds leases on all the space it uses, not anticipating a move.Still, the move to Brooklyn has never been officially dropped, and support, by neighborhoods, businesses. and the Borough President will be seeing its expression in the weeks to come. The educators are%u25a0 i - - - . . . u %u201e i ~ . - . %u201e ________o ~IJ IC W 11C3 v v iiv z U II V. u u j u | j p i \\ . e i u i e .the problems the move might cause the borough, and they arc sure to speak up.e t gf i e oo< ^ S a s s i f i e *ifooWLegal Notice ___FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF NEWYORK COUNTY OF KINGS SUMMONSG6335/79 In the Matter of the Commitment ofJOSEPH DIAZ a dependent child under theage of 18 years to the custody and guardianshipof The Angel Guardian Home, pursuant toSection 384b (4) tb) and id) of the Social Services I .aw of the State of New York. IN THENAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFNEW YORK TO: OLGA RIVERA a/k/a OLGARIVERA DIAZ, Natural mother I.ast knownaddress: 60 Pitts Street, New York, N.Y, JUANDIAZ, presumed legal father, whereaboutsunknown, if living, and to any and all unknownpersons who would be the grandparents, heirsat law, next of kin and distributees of JOSEPHDIAZ, a dependent child under the age of 18years, all of whom and whose names andplaces of domicile and post office addressesare unknown and cannot after diligent inquirybe ascertained. GREETING: WHEREAS, apetition having been filed in this court allegingthat the above named child in the care of TheAngel Guardian Home, the petitioner, is anabandoned child, pursuant to Section 384b |4)tb) of the Social Services I,aw of the State ofNew York and/or a permanently neglectedchild, pursuant to Section 384b (4) id) of theSocial Servics Law of the State of New Yorkand for an order pursuant to Section 384b (4)(b) and (d) of the Social Services I .aw of theState of New York, committing the custodyand guardianship of JOSEPH DIAZ to TheAngel Guardian Home and/or the Commissioner of Social Services of the City of NewYork and authorizing said agency and/or theCommission of Social Services of the City ofNew York to place said child for legal adoptionand to consent to said legal adoption subjectthe the customary approval of the court. YOUARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear beforethis court at 283 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NewYork, on January 24,1980, at 9:30o%u2019clock in theforenoon of said day, Intake Part B, to showcause why the court should not enter an orderdepriving you of all tile nights of custody of saidchild and awarding custody and guardianshipof said child to the petitioning authorizedagency as an abandoned child as defined inSection 384b i4) lb) of the Social Services I.awof the State of New York and/or a permanentlyneglected child as defined in Section 384b (4)idl of the Social Services I,aw of the State ofNew York. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ifsaid child is adjudged to be an abandoned childas provided by Section 384b 14) (b) and/or apermanently neglected child as defined inSection 384b 14 1 id ) of the Social Services I,awof the State of New York, and if custody andguardiansip is awarded to said authorizedagency, said child may be adopted with theconsent of the authorized agency, withoutfurther notice to you. PLEASE TAKEFURTHER NOTICE, that you have the right tobe represented by legal counsel in thisproceeding and if financially unable to retaincounsel, the court may, in its discretion, assigncounsel to represent you. In the event of yourdefault, the court will hear and determine thepetiton, as provided by law. Dated: Brooklyn,New York November 2, 1979 BY ORDER OF3 HE COURT Benie C. Caballero i N22iLegal NoticeNotice is hereby given that an order entered bythe Civil Ct, Kings Co., on 11/8/79, Index N384/79 which may be examined at the office ofthe Clerk, located at I4l Livingston St., Bklyn.,N.Y , in record room, grants me the right,effective on 12/18/79, to assume the name ofROY BARBEY. present address 48 AshfordSt., Bklyn., N .Y .; date of birth 3/20/28, place ofbirth' Kings Co; present name GASPF.REBARBERA. (N22)Legal NoticeSUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEWYORK, COUNTY OF KINGS-EQUITABLEFEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK, Plaintiff,against CLEVELAND ARMBRISTER, if he beliving or dead, his heirs at law, next of kin, distributees, executors, administrators, trustees,devisees, legatees, assignees, lienors,creditors, and successors in interest and generally all persons having or claiming under, byor through or against said defendants, whomay be deceased, by purchase, inheritance,lien or otherwise of any right,title or interest inand to the complaint herein, and the respectivewives or widows of any of said defendants, andthe respective husbands or widowers of any ofsaid defendants, all of whom and whose namesand places of residence are unknown to plaintiff, defendants. TO THE ABOVE NAMEDDEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in the action,and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if thecomplaint is not served with this summons, toserve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff%u2019sattorneys within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day ofservice (or within thirty (30) days after theservice is complete, if this summons is notpersonally delivered to you within the State ofNew York), and in case of your failure toappear or answer, judgement will be takenagainst you by default for the relief demandedin the complaint. Dated, Brooklyn, New York,February 23, 1979, LIPSON & BROOKS, P.C.,attorneys for plaintiff, Office & P.O. Address,356 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. Tel.No. (212) 834-1410. To the above named Defendants in this action: The foregoing summons isserved upon you by publication pursuant to anorder of the Hon. Thomas R. Jones, a Justice ofthe Supreme Court of the State of New York,dated September 19, 1979, filed with the.complaint in the office of the Clerk of theCounty of Kings, in Brooklyn, Kings County,New York. The object of the above entitledaction is to foreclose a mortgage made byISAAC WARD and VINNIE LEE WARD toU.I. & I. FUNDING CORP. in the sum of$21,000.00 dated Nov. 15, 1962. recordedNovember 26, 1962 in Uber 12316 of mortagespage 398 assigned by U.I. & I. FUNDINGCORP. to EQUITABIJi SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION by assignment recorded inliber 12353 of mortgages page 305, and whichaffects a house and lot known as No. 576 RalphAvenue, Brooklyn, New York, County of Kings,being on the West side of Ralph Ave., 173 feet11 inches South of St. John's Place, having afrontage of 26 feet 8 inches on Ralph Ave., 100feet l 2 inch deep on its northerly side, 100 feetdeep on its southerly side, and 29 feet 5 incheswide inthe rear. 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W rite Reporter Opening,395 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn 11217.Legal NoticeNotice is hereby given that an order, enteredby the Civil Court, Kings County, on the 9th dayof November 1979 bearing Index Number N387/79/1979, a copy of which may be examinedat the office of the Clerk, located at 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11201, inRoom 304, grants lero y Odom, the right,effective on the 19th day of December, 1979, toassume the name of John Furse. My presentaddress is 190 U nore Street, Brooklyn, NewYork The date of birth is August 28, 1928 theplace of my birth is Allendale, South Carolina.My present name is I,eroy Odom. (N22)EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN'S HELPERNEEDED for busy local electrician.Call JO M A , 499-2774. Leave m essage. ^ (UFN)SECRETARY: excellent typing andadm inistrative skills. $6./hour Call643-8150 M .G oushorek. (N22)BILLER TYPIST: general office work,answ er phones, filing. DowntownBklyn. Call Bea 852-1900. (N29)SALES ADMINISTRATORGrowing com pany seeks persorto record sales, schedule salesmen & help adm inister office.M gem ent. exp. & 40 wpm typing.Salary $200-$300 wk. Full benefits. L o c a te d B rklyn . nr. P ratt U.Call Mr. Franklin. 852-8777.HANDYMAN & CARPENTER WANTEDInteresting variety of work. Mustbe fussy. Full or part tim e inPark Slope Art Gallery. 638-75261 to 10 P M . (N 29)DENTAL ASST. Experienced. 4days 8-6. Bklyn. Heights. CbllM onday 855-7545. (N22)Childcare wantedBABYSITTER NEEDED for 7 mo. old.W kdays. 8:30-5:30. Refs. req.522-6680 eves. & w ken d s. (N 22)C hildcareA vailab leHAND-IN-HAND AGENCYS p ecialis ts in C hild Care andCom panion Services. Ownedand Operated by Social W onkersand Educators.WE CARE268-6666 (06)Miscellaneous.....................................PARK SLOPE-ABLE AND EMPATHETICPSYCHOTHERAPIST: Reasonablerates. Annette Brightm an, M.S.W.965-3407. (N22)Page 16, The PHOENIX, November 22,1979