ter the Daly Rewsreperte lel. ssidSean Cacey.onner of the Sean Casey Animal es: cue and neighboring pet sup py store Brook. Caney ‘aid the reptle was sotto himbya mania Flee who ‘wazunable to are it Pact ofthe articlewasacontest to name the two-headed pet. Exst Hampton couple found chot todeath Potce areievestgaing anap- parent rurdersucidein ‘ohing aman anda wore ss eaten noming in East Hampton. Lester and Georgi 1a Stoel both 64,havebeon ‘identified asthe man and 5. ‘woman involved, Suffolk Po: len aid Poe sl despatch ‘ers at the East Hampton Town: Potce Department receted “ramercus hang ups" More day morning from ahome on Case Tsk. Otficers were: patched to thehore, where they deanvered amsnanda woman ina bedroom. Both hadbeenshot on ‘Tape captures mugger beating elderly woman Detoctivs ieestigatinga stegol muggngsare fur ‘os shout tholatestattack ~aBrackdmeleritor ss ssutteapturedon video in wich an year old woman was choledtnearscious thea rebbed of her cane, police: sources ond yesterday. The Aug, 14 assoutt is one of Zin whichthe some spect hs. di 2 coreg Edward Carmen, left, Jimmy Geddia. center and Susan Olson display a memorial plaque for their brother, fallen firofighter Robert Baddia, during a plaque dedication ceremony at a Greenwich Village firehouse yesterday. 7 A tribute to fallen firefighters The families of two year skyscraper tluze fom ground zero again dedicated plaques in their momory yestieay, stand ing side by sidn withsome of the officials they have Ialumed for the firw at the ovurnmont-run projeet. Ruypipers played “Amaring Grace” nd hundreds of firefighturs from Engin: 24/Ladder 5 saluted as {hur siemorials wore unveiled for Firo- Fighter Robert Revldia, $3, and Lt. Joseph Gralfag- nino, Graffugnino’s widow, Linda, wiped tears ww as this plaques were un- veiled, while Mayor M chae! Bloomberg touches! horarm to consale her. ‘The familivs have filed th wrunglal death lawsuits aginst the state rvfsuild- ing agency that own the former Deutsche tower and the contractors paid to dismantle it und clean it of toxie waste. vs have also magainst city, blaming wencies assigt hy i for the the men, on mantled but ferno that Killed Bus workers claim fumes caused illmesses By Matthew Sweeney monveneyZam-nycom For 32 ywars, Connor Hartnett worked in bus depots throughout the swith little or no ven ion. Dijusal fumes from hune dredsof idling bases wire 30 thick He often couldn't ssee the buses, said Hart nett, 73, who retired in 1993 and now has inop- erable lung cancer and a heart condit Yesterday, Hartnett and" 17 others fed suit against diesel engine manufacturers, clvim- ing thit wxposure to the particulatw matter in the wmissions caused their savers illnesses, Hartnett's nltarneys estimate that he wis ex: posed far 42.960 hours during his time as a bus driver and shifter. Other workors in the case had morw exposure, like mechanies Vinceazo Mancio and Josnph Ganz, who are now deceased. from cancer and heart problems and’ari rupee sented by family in the lawsuit. "Thesuit Bled yesterday in Manhotian, Braok- rmnos 13 compatios that manufacture NY diesnl nngines-used by NG Transit, Fea) including General Motors, Dutroit Die- Read sel Corporation, and oe Nocthrop Gruman Carpe oe “They are gaing to have to do somuthing to rectify what they have “dons! to these gantle- men,” said John Dentin, co-counsul for the bus workers. Several com: panies reached yesterday declined to comment, ing either that thay would nat speak on litigation orhad not yet seen the suit, Lawyurs for the workers swid that a Washington, D. appeals court rul- ing mado a causal link betwour exposure to dies sel fumes and ills Carter imposvel the pen: ty for killing hee husband, Michacl, last November as hor seven-year-old dag tor slept tn a (7 “I don't know if this ix going to sutinfy | Mr. Forbes’ fam- Forbes ily,” Carter snidl aftor ane nouncing the sentence, “Nothing T can do today swill bring Mr. Forbes back. ut 1 can asvure them that for the next 21 years you ill be paying for your ace Hons.” Whun police arrived at Forbes’ Merrick home Now. 21, she told them that Mi ‘chacl, 50, bud come at her with an orang wleetzical cord while shw slept the ight beforo. She said she srabilsed the cord, wrapped it around bis neck and held it until ke stoppod moving. ‘She also told them that Michael, wha had a cold rap: shew! that ichuded convictions for rape and attempted mu deer, bud! been violent wit hor twic during their tw« month marrings Prosecutar Michael Canty said that the only swvidence that Michiel burt Kolly came from Kwlly af- ter the killing. (UP and hows)