or is is to of of of WORLD NATIONAL REPORT Brit PM backs memorial to Di The people have spoken, and the People's Princess will get the permanent memorial that they have demanded. British Prime Minister Tony Blair made it official yesterday. "It is very important that we honor the memory of someone who not only was very dear to people in this country, but also achieved a lot," Blair told the Mirror. One proposed plan calls for a fountain in one of London's grand parks. Fans of Princess Diana from around MORE NEWS Irish ayes BELFAST American mediator George Mitchell yesterday brought together the two parties in Northern to Ireland pivotal saving sinking the Belfast peace agreement.
The session marked the first meeting in three months between the Protestants of the Ulster Unionist Party and the Catholics of Fein, Sinn who are supposed to cooperate in a new Northern Ireland government. Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble emphasized that he would accept the IRA-linked Sinn Fein as part of a four-party cabinet but only if the Irish Republican Army began to disarm at the same time. The IRA has rejected that proposal. Iraq snag NEW YORK Opposition by Russia, China and France blocking a U.S. plan to resume weapons inspections in Iraq, the Clinton administration said yesterday amid strenuous lobbying efforts by Secretary of State Albright.
The UN Security Council considering a BritishDutch resolution send inspectors back to traq after a nine-month lapse to search for nuclear, chemical and biological weapons ingredients. Any one of the five permanent members of the Security Council Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States can veto the resolution. Among the five, Russia, China and France are holding out. Serbs rebel at UN KOSOVSKA MITROVICA, Yugoslavia Angry Serbs threatened yesterday to organize their own defense force in response to what they say is a NATO and UN move to perpetuate the Kosovo Liberation Army under a new name and move the province closer to independence from Yugoslavia. 8A: Prince's gal pal in Apple the world have been urging British officials to build a memorial to the troubled princess, who died in a Paris car crash in August 1997.
On the second anniversary of her death, the hundreds of people who turned the gates of Kensington Palace into a flower-bedecked shrine made it clear they believed Diana deserved better. More than 2,000 people signed a petition calling for a permanent memorial. And Sir Elton John, who sang a special version of his hit song "Candle in the Wind" at Diana's funeral, added: "It is about time somebody did something to remember her by way of a permanent memorial." STALKER Convicted of Randolf Benson, leaves Las asked court to extend A local Serb leader. Oliver Ivanovic, said the establishment of a Kosovo Protection Corps to replace the KLA was never provided for in the Security Council resolution that established the NATO-led peacekeeping force. Colombia reform UNITED NATIONS President Clinton endorsed Colombia's plans for continued democratic and economic reforms during a private meeting with Colombian President Andres Pastrana yesterday, but he did not promise a specific 0 21 By EMILY GEST DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Royal gal pal Camilla Parker Bowles quietly slipped into the Big Apple yesterday to hang out with friends and maybe learn if her reputation as the woman who broke up the Princess Di-Prince Charles marriage has faded.
For some, it hasn't by a long shot. "I don't want to see Charles with her," declared a housekeeper at the Carlyle Hotel, where Parker Bowles is staying. "Diana was so beautiful. She came here a few times and was so lovely. She always talked to the upstairs," the housekeeper said, giving no details about how Parker Bowles comes off.
Parker Bowles, whom Diana called "the Rottweiler" who ruined her marriage, arrived in New York on Sunday. At her side is Mark Bolland, deputy private secretary to Prince Charles and who is said to be masterminding her rehabilitation in the public eye. Neither was talking. But ABC royal watcher Richard Mineards said, "I think, basically, she's testing the waters" to see how she is accepted. A Parker Bowles friend agreed that "she's here a short time to see how it goes, to see if everything is okay and there are no hassles." The friend confirmed only one item on Parker Bowles' itinerary: lunch with Brooke Astor, the 97-year-old grande dame of New York society.
Parker Bowles' pal shrugged, "When you go to New York, while you're there, you see Brooke Astor." More open arms await Parker Bowles when she visits the prince's friends in the Hamptons. Later, she'll tape an interview with Barbara Walters. With Sharon Waters DEATH NOTICES Notices may be telephoned to "THE NEWS" by your Funeral Director, Monday thru Friday, 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., to appear in the A.M. edition the following day.
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of Greenwood 21, 1999. Beloved son of the late Lake, NY. Retired payroll superIn Memoriam and Michael and Philomena visor for McFadden PublicaMcGowan. Also survived by tions, NYC and a 35 year resident Acknowledgment many cousins. 2-5 and 7-9pm Visitation at of September Greenwood 20, Lake, 1999 at NY, home.
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Beloved husband of Ann. Loving father of Lisa and Denise. Dear brother of William, Glenn and Gene. Devoted grandfather of Desiree. Visiting 2- 5 and 7-9 P.M.
Thursday at MICHAELS FUNERAL HOME, 79-22 Metropolitan Avenue, Middle Village, NY. Mass of Christian Burial Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal R.C. Church Friday at 9:45 A.M. BORSARE -Margaret J. (nee Twomey) on September 19, 1999.
Wife of John J. Mother of John, Margaret, James, Maureen, Richard and Thomas. Grandmother of Eileen, Christine, Guy Thomas, Robin, John, Jacqueline, Elizabeth, Brian, Caitlin, Kimberly, Jillian, Kevin, Nora and Meagan. Sister of Marion, Joseph, Richard, James, William, John, and Robert. Reposing JOHN J.
HEALY F.H., 2977 Ocean Ave (corner Ave. Z). Mass 10:15 A.M. Thursday St. Marks R.C.
Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. CAPASSO Ursula (Elsie) of Queens. Devoted brother of Anthony. Loving sister-in-law of Anna.
Survived by nieces, nephand step-nieces. Also survived by ews, great-nieces, great her most wonderful, loving, loyal friend for 46 years, Ms. Angie Guglielmo. Reposing JAMES FUNERAL HOME, 8901 Rockaway Wednesday Thursday 2-5 7-10 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial Friday St.
Elizabeth's R.C. Church. 9:30 A.M. Interment to follow St. John's Cemetery.
CONTESSA--Eileen (nee Diffendale) on September 20, 1999 in Virginia. Beloved wife of Thomas. Loving mother of Thomas and Susan, Richard and Lori. Cherished grandmother Chelsea. REPOSING at JAMES ROMANELLI-STEPHEN FUNERAL HOME, 8901 Rockaway Ozone Park, Today, 2-5 7-10 P.M.
Mass of Christian Burial. Thursday, 10:15 A.M. at Our Lady of Grace R.C. Church. Interment St.
John's Cemetery. DEMARTINO- -Anne (July 22, 1908 ato September 18, 1999) of Williamsburg, Virginia. A life-long resident of the North Bronx and Mt. Vernon areas. She was predeceased her beloved husband, Ralph DeMartino.
Anne is survived by a daughter, Christine Noonan, Williamsburg, Virginia; a son, Frank Demartino, La Canada, California; four grandchildren: Karen Wucher, Plano, Texas; Major David Demartino, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; John Demartino, Northridge, California; and Michael DeMartino, Huntington Beach, California; one great-grandchild, Matthew Wucher, also of Plano, Texas. The family will receive friends at JOHN DORMI SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1121 Morris Park (near Williamsbridge Rd.) Bronx. Visiting this evening from 6-8 PM: Funeral Thursday AM; Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM at St. Francis Xavier Church on Nest Ave.
Interment St. Raymonds Cemetery. FA Glen 28 of Jackson Heights, who passed away on September 18, 1999. Survived by his father James Faser of Manhattan. Survived by his mother Isabel Faser of Little Ferry, NJ.
Survived by his brother Gary Anza of Maspeth, NY. Visitation at the JOSEPH FARENGA SONS FUNERAL HOME 3808 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria NY on Wednesday 2-5 and P.M. Funeral Thursday 11:00 A.M. Interment to be followed at the All Saints Cemetery. Funeral Directors may place Death Notices by (212) 949-2000 Outside MIC 1-(800) 223-1660 HART -Kenneth E.
on September 19, 1999. To The Officers and Members of Theatrical Stage Employees Union Local I.A.T.S.E. We regret to inform you of the passing of OUR RETIRED BROTHER. Reposing LANTERMAN ALLEN Funeral Home 27 Washington St, East Stroudsburg, PA. FRATERNALLY Edward McConway President Frank Dwyer Sect'y.
KESSLER- Barbara. Devoted wife of the late Americo "Medic" Spagnuolo. Beloved mother of Carmine "Guy" Spagnuolo Lester Zullo. Dear mother in law and best friend of Laura. Loving grandmother Carmine Marissa, Barbara and Mary.
Cherished sister of Rosalyn Miglionico the late Patrick Presanzano. Fond Aunt. Adored friend of Tito Vega. Mass, St. Sylvester, 10:00 A.M., Friday.
IN REPOSE RACCUGLIA SON 530 Narrows S. SI. NY 718-273-0618 KINSCHERF W. on September 19, 1999. Retired Deputy Chief NYC Fire Department.
Proudly served thirty years. Beloved father of Joan, Donald, Susan and David. Loving grandfather of Jimmy, Don, Katie and Erin. Reposing McLAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 9620 3rd Bklyn, Wednesday, 2-5 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral Service, Thursday, 10 A.M.
Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. KONDRACKI-Stanley W. 77. On Long time resident of Bayport, NY. Husband of the late Rose (Hartman).
Father of Michael W. of Forestdale, MA and Stanley W. Kondracki Jr. Shoreham, NY. Grandfather of Allison Rose Kondracki.
Brother of Ann Bitran of Molino, FL. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. A Funeral Mass was celebrated in Christ the King Chapel, Mashpee, MA. Burial in Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, NY on Thursday. Memorials may be made to the: Association to Help Retarded Children, 2900 Veterans Hwy, Bohemia, NY 11716.
LOMBARDO -Mary K. Ridgewood, Queens, NY on September 1999 in 78th Year. Beloved wife of the late Anthony. Devoted mother of Peter, Marie Barone and the late John. Survived by her loving brother Louis Sedani.
Cherished grandmother of Peter, Lisa, Catherine, Frank Tracy great-grandmother of Dante, Vincent, Dylan, Trista, Andrew Erika. Reposing MOLONEY'S LAKE FUNERAL HOME, 132 Ronkonkoma Lake Ronkonkama. Funeral Mass Friday St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Lake Ronkonkoma.
Interment following St. Charies Cemetery, Farmingdale, NY. Visiting Wednesday, 7-9pm Thursday, 2-4 7-9pm. MALEY-Leonard. Formerly of Glendale NY.
Died September 20, 1999 in Titusville PA. Husband of Estelle. Father of Linda Lyons. MCKEEVER -Neil on Sept. 19, 1999.
Cherished son of Eleanor. Beloved brother of Jane Irace, Tom and brother in-law of Paul Marie. Loving uncle of Lauren, Christopher and Colleen. Mass Thurs. 9:45 A.M., Holy Family Church.
Reposing at the Chapel JOSEPH G. DUFFY, IN.C.. 255 9th bet. 4th sir, Aves. Bklyn.
Visitation Tuesday Wednesday 2-5 P.M. 7-9 P.M.. MUNDHENK-Jennie Jennie (nee Regina), 91, On September 18, 1999, in Connecticut. Former resident of Flushing, NY. Beloved wife of the late Louis.
Loving mother of Anne Watts, George and Connie D'Angelo. Cherished grandmother of 8 and great grandmother of 11. Reposing QUINN FUNERAL HOME, 162-14 Sanford Avenue Flushing, NY. Thursday 2-5 P.M. Funeral, Friday 1 P.M.
from the Funeral Chapel. Interment, Flushing Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made St. Mary's Hospital, 29-01 216th St, Bayside, NY 11360 MUSHORN- Josephine (Cookie), September 21, 1999. Beloved wife William.
Loving daughter of Millie, Ardizzone. Devoted mother Cherise and Dear sister of Anna Noonan. Reposing QUINN-FOGARTY FUNERAL HOME, 162-14 Sanford Ave, Flushing, Wednesday 7- 9:30 pm, Thursday 2-5 pm. Funeral Friday 9:15 am St. Andrew Avellino R.C.
Church. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY. POWERS John W. (Jack). On September 20, 1999.
Beloved husband of Virginia. Dear father of Peter. Grandfather of Stephanie, Jon- Joshua. Reposing M.V. COSGROVE SON CHAPELS, 5723 5th Bklyn.
Mass of the Resurrection at the Basilica Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 10:30 A.M. Thursday. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. 10 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Dear sister of Shiela Dickenson in England.
LYNCH FUNERAL HOME, 49 43-07 Reposing at EDWARD D. Queens Blvd, Sunnyside, NY, Thursday 2-5 Funeral Mass St. Teresa R.C. Church Friday Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. SCHOFIELD resident Ruth.
of 370 Age 90. Wadsworth Ave, NYC. Loving wife of the late Gordon. Beloved mother of Kenneth and the late Gordon. Survived by 5 and 5 great grandchildren.
Family will receive friends at FRANCES SCHERVIER HOME, (2975 Independence Ave, Bronx), Thursday September 23rd from 9-10 A.M. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 A.M. -Audrey. Age 77 of Brooklyn, NY. On Sunday, September 19, 1999.
A teacher, nurturer and gentle prodder, whose inspiration moided many minds souls. Mrs. Tassone is survived by her husband, Joseph, children, Linda Webster, Joseph Thomas and 7 grandchildren. Funeral service Thursday 10:00 A.M. at the Kings Highway United Methodist Church, Kings Highway E.
37th St. Brooklyn. POWERS -Nora T. (nee O'Sullivan). On September 20, 1999.
Native of Gorth, Castletown Bere, County Cork, Ireland. Beloved wife of the late William. Devoted mother of William, Marie Stemmer and Timothy. Loving grandmother of REUTERS following Jerry Lewis, Gary Vegas court after Lewis protective order yesterday. SM3N ATIVO 1999 8i September amount of U.S.
foreign aid, an administration official said. The President and Pastrana spoke for about 45 minutes after Clinton addressed the UN General Assembly. Pastrana outlined his country's reform plans, which include ideas for strengthening democratic institutions and creating economic opportunities to replace money earned from illegal drug trafficking, the official said. Pastrana has said he needs $3.5 billion over three years to combat the entrenched drug economy in his country. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.
Visiting Wednesday 5-8 P.M. at McMANUS FUNERAL HOME 2001 Flatbush Ave. Bklyn. Funeral Directors may place 10 2 Death Notices by calling: (212) 949-2000 Outside NYC 1-(800) 223-1660.
