In New York City, private hauling concerns pick up garbage at commercial sites, and the City Sanitation Department picks up trash at residential buildings. A fifth man, Salvatore Avellino Jr., who prosecutors say was a powerful Mafia captain who long ran the trash business on Long Island, pleaded guilty in February to charges that included conspiring in the murders. In United States District Court in Brooklyn last week, four reported mobsters were charged with the slayings, including two who were accused of having been the gunmen. Now officials are reporting gains on both fronts. Kubecka and his brother-in-law Donald Barstow. The murders, the officials said, intensified their resolve to break the mob's 40-year hold on the industry in Nassau and Suffolk counties, even as they set out to find those responsible for killing Mr. Kubecka, had not only refused to go along with the extortionate price-inflating criminal cartel that law-enforcement officials said dominated the trash-hauling industry, but had also provided valuable aid to investigators pursuing corruption in the industry. To Federal and state officials who had been battling the Mafia's longtime control of garbage hauling on the Island, there was no doubt from the start that the killings were mob murders. 10, 1989, two executives of a trash-collection company were shot dead in their office in East Northport, L.I.

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