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Talc Tax Bill Is Ignored by Councilmcn They Await Mayor's ExplanationMonday; D'Ortona Opposed By BRIAN C. FEUIMAN Of Tila Bulletin Staff Mayor Tni.'a request for lUS-miU real rMaic (ax in* effauft was Ignored by City Cntmdl yesterday pending a sneering on Monday which Tain has called to captain the hill. While most Democratic members of Cmmrll remained # iHNMinniiiiiUl im tins billly of the Nit's approval, City Cnuiidl rresident Paul D'Oilmw ^aid he was opposed te die lari The fnnq members of the Re* publican ihwrity In Council nave said! they are also op* posed to tl ' tax. which Is sup* posed to r ise $34.1 million In additional revenues to shore .tip the fit\ n budget. dmediHlt Rlli During eslerday'* sessirm of Cmmri Ihacher Lnngst* tetji. a Re ubtican. asked that o Nil ha `oposed in MB*, to look Into t * rising drug prob lem, be rleased from the Rules con nittee where It has been pig* Holcd since Us in* troduclion **ihe Mf^or seems In think (hat the roblent Is signifi* cant,** loi| ilreth said. *`and I want to nvn Cmmc.il the trouble o<| additional legisla lion.** Mayor late on Tuesday asked tbaj Council probe the rising inrirroc* of drugs in the city throuni the Committee on Public Saffy. Redraft Sivgested D'Ortona) said that he must appoint :*mmi(tee himself, and sugges] 'd the Mayor redr* ft his aug *stion. "lie. <T e) was wrong,** D'Ortona aid to iimgstreth and so aref i*ott --. the request Is--not...i.n...t.i.n! proper form." To which longstrelh eottnfered: "Yes Vul my resolnlkiit has been inXymtr rmnmitfec far ftm yr.trsX *Tou're going In have it there for three more,** D'Otfona reloiled hefnie Coun cil voted II 5 to keep the Nil in (lie Rub* rmnitlee# Faint fotamieg Rill In Niter action Couurlt np fun-rl a icoihiiHm In apjdy ir ttUfMNMI in federal fmvh h ml down the. hnMei-e of lead paint jjjoivwiilg in the Min H siiKiJj tlial the mayoJ can do,** Coun cilman Dn/ id Cohen said, *'is nnfieese Ite ftlUW.iXHI that we have ap|itpi iated amt ai:|kn the prog/*m city wiiKPi City InoncM had npjnnprinted I^Sl.WN) (rum a $} mil lion contingent y fund, for a lead paint program, lull Ihe mayor has not as vr| rstalilishM a pieetam lor jK use. Vity Sues 26 Property Owners % n Drive Against Lead Poisoning jku-cltvcontinucd II* artve elilimminmasTilc^'tthne. hanrds.of will he held Jaj^dTTU Is ex pected a jtfdp^will be special- Patsy Giro. 2818 N. llth st.; ' Charles E. Bowon, 2M2 Wat kins st.; James A. McArthur, d poisoning lt> children with --fttMB~jrelriday at Itw l* agohat X property rnhoer*2.8 new mils an port of Massive drive against more in MO properly owners now ing prepared fur litigation, fording w Assistant City SoMar FrederickVnlgt. 3liMrmfare poisoned when ry rhevi on walls or w h k I- named in the mills ...w properties owned are: iftrd Levin, 718 S. Park v,: Raymond L. Cox, 5048 ifonpes si.; Otmo Shufford, 291ft N. 23d *1.; Melvin Ster ling. 3382 N. 9tb st.; Pasqttalc _ 1737 N. 7lh si.; Anttrn and Julia Garcia. 2M5 N. 5th st.; Gloria Harley, 3558 N. Warnhek st; Dorothy Taylor, I3SI N. Hope si. Also; Stanford Douglas, SIMS Aognra si.; Mack Williams, Sislllrrl. M41 N. Orkney si.* ( Rose Desmond, 3538 Calumet St.; Ruse Commeger, 2218 W. Indiana avo. Also: Carthecn and flsimnh .Spencer, 2649 N. 8th si.; rhe city first went to court it Spring following the death child from feed poisoning td serious injury to others. Hearing* on -the 26 case* (ieorge Drasin and Richard LUman, agent, 5116 Baltimore avc.; Diane White, 1014 W. Monmouth st.: Gardner 6. DeShtelds, 2159 Nealdrk st.; r7 3IJjcT!Fiirnlnft bulletin PHILADELPHIA Friday, Dacambar 18, 1970 1721 Christian st.; Rufus and Emma Stnthain, 1331 W. Hit* N39160 Inn st.; William C. and Anna Ferguson, 1931 N. |2th st; Bessie PcscL-JSR -Preston st; .Anna MdeWilliams, 3639 N. 13th at.; James Ray, 127 E. Washington lam*; Israel San- liagn, 2919 N. 9th *1.; Edward 'J. Jaifr, 19.15 N. 33d si.