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Wwfcmdoy, Moy 16, 1984 Poll Lawmakers call for missing children register ce news ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) The state Letts Tatars should pui bill letting up regis tor that weald bt plugged In to a federal computer network trying to track down an i intimated ISO.000 mining children a year. two aey legislators mm loeiaay. Toons accusfj of burglary RED HOOK TWO teens atir SrMa.1.1 tf TV 1..

r. mi. bt a storage Committee passed the bill Tuesday, and ra oa FeUw Newmark Road here. the Senate Child Care Committee Is ex pected to consider It Wednesday. A 17 year old from Clermont aa resident of Feller Newmark Road were each "felony, a SUU polke at Rhlnebeck.

rr' We Town of Red Hook Justice Richard Grlffiu and remanded to the Dutchess County Jail In lieu of 118,000 bond. Ha must reappear bt court June 7. The younger has been petitioned to Family Court as a JuYenlle delinquent. The two are accused of stealing Items worth about 700. Manhattan man accused Of possessing stolen stereo City of Poughkeepsle police arrested a Manhattan man Tuesday afternoon and accused Mm of possessing a U00 stereo that was stolen from a city home In January.

Anthony North. 11, of HE 116th St. was arrested In Poughkeepsle and charged with criminal possession of stolen property, a felony, and sent to Dutchess County Jail. Ball was set at S1.S00. Police said North sold the stolen stereo for $15 at the Imperial Lounge on Main Street In the city on Jan.

IS, the same day It was stolen from a Harris Street apartment. North was arrested by Detective Theodore Alston of the City of Poughkeepsle Police. He Is scheduled to appear In court May 14. Patterson restaurateur accused of grand larceny PATTERSON A Pawling man has been accused of writing checks on an account that was closed, state police said. Thomas Uplatos.

(1. was charged Monday with grand larceny, a felony, and was released without ball. Uplatos. owner of Yellow Rose restaurant on Route In Patterson, bought menu covers for the restaurant with the bad checks, troopers said. Further details were unavailable.

Overheated light cited In LaGrange house fire LAGRANGE An outdoor light overheated and started a fire that caused about 120,000 damage to the John Rock residence In LaGrange Monday evening, fire officials said. About 40 firefighters with two engines and two tank trucks were at the scene for 2ft hours, accord lag to Michael Hackett. the LaGrange fire chief. Arlinton firefighters assisted. The fire started on the outside of the house and did most of iu damage in the attic.

Hackett said. The entire house was damaged by smoke and water, he aald. Two firefighters were slightly hurt fighting the fire, one with smoke Inhalation and the other with burns to the neck from falling hot tar, according to Hackett. Town man accused of DWI A year old Town of Poughkeepsle man was charged Tuesday with misdemeanor driving while Intoxicated, town police said. Timothy M.

Convery of US Vassar Road was stopped at about 1:20 a.m. on Kerr Road In the town, police said. Convery was released on $25 bail and scheduled to appear In court Tuesday. Troopers charge DWI, speeding FISHKILL A 11 year old Connecticut man was charged Tuesday with misdemeanor driving while Intoxicated after state police at Fishklll gave him a speeding ticket on Interstate M. state police said.

James Nodlne of Terryville was stopped at 1:01 a.m. He was released without bail and scheduled to appear In Town of Fishklll court on May U. Modena man accused of DWI WALLKILL A Modena man was charred with felony driving while intoxicated Saturday after he drove his car Into a ditch on the side of Route 208. according to the Kingston Sheriffs Department. Ruben Martinez, 47, of Patura Road, appeared to be asleep in his car when deputies spotted the automobile on the side of Route 208 near New Hurley Road, shortly before 7:10 p.m..

said Deputy George Turner. Martinei also has a Plattekill address. Martinez, who was not hurt after driving off the road, was arraigned on the felony charge before WallklU Judge Greg Greer and taken to the Ulster County Jail. Ball was set at tlO.000. The date of his court appearance was unavailable.

Man charged after accident HOPEWELL JUNCTION Sute police at Fishklll have charged a Hopewell Junction man la connection with a three car accident on Elk Road la the Town of East Fishklll. Guerlno Zullo 14, Deer Lane, was charged with misdemeanor driving while Intoxicated Monday following the 1:30 a.m. accident. Police said Zullo lost control of his car rounding a curve and struck a car parked on the shoulder, which then struck a third car. There were no Injuries.

Zullo will reappear In the Town of Fishklll Court May 21. DWI charge filed after crash A New Rochelle man is scheduled to appear In Town of Poughkeepsle court Friday to answer a charge that he was driving while Intoxicated Monday night on Route I. Thoma J. Finn. IS, was charged with DWI and failure to yield right of way after his car collided with another car about 7:10 p.m., according to town police.

Police said the accident occurred when Finn pulled Into the northbound lane of Route I and collided with a car driven by Klwhaa Lee. M. of Mt. Klsco. according to town police.

A passenger In Lee's car Yoon Joo Lee, 11 slightly Injured her arm and shoulder, but did not go to the hospital, police said. Finn was released on $150 bail. Assemblymen Maurice Hlnchey, Ul ster, co sponsor of the bill, said It will go to the full Assembly "In a week or so." Mary Oeodhoe, Westchester, Is carrying the measure la the Senate. Hlnchey said the blU he and Ms. Good hue are sponsoring would create a compu terlzed listing of children under age If who' are missing In New York state, and link It With a national computerized register est up under the Missing Children's Act of iiss.

The state bill would require law officials to promptly report missing or abducted children so that their Identifications can be quickly filed in the mlsslng chlldren register. Hlnchey said the bill would "establish a mechanism for quick retrieval of Information. Including extensive Information on Identifying data for each chUd listed." There Is already a private agency that has compiled a listing of missing children nationwide Child Find, of New PalU. N.Y. The state has put a hold on 50,000 earmarked for that agency pending an Investigation Into alleged financial Irregularities by an organisation that raises funds for Child Find.

Child Find credits Itself with helping to locate more than KO missing children since Its founding In II to. At least II missing children were located through Child Find as a result of two showings of the film "Adam" on network television. The film chronicled the abduction of a year old Florida boy and the futile attempt by his parents to find him. Child Find officials have said that the failure of lew enforcement agencies to act quickly on reports of child abductions and missing children can Jeopardize ever locating those youths. Hlnchey said the state register would help Identify children who art found but whose parents are unknown, "or In those tragic cases when the Identity of a deceased child Is unknown." The bill would enable police and state 'agencies to gain access to "Instant lnfot on whether or not this child Is missing and what can be done about It," said Hlnchey.

Hlnchey said he did not know how many other states had organized such a register or are trying to do so, but said passage of the legislation would place New York "la the forefront of concern for the fate of our children." There may be as many as a million missing children In the United States, according to Hlnchey. Ms. Goodhue said she thought chances of the full Senate passing the legislation were "excellent." Hlnchey said he couldn't "Imagine any rational opposition to the bill." Linaerie.fr Less I i 4r M. j.wvwlrronl 5TJMj "The lrnt Discounter 1067 UNION AVENUf, NEWBURGH MAU. NCWBUIGH.

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