ICC Turns Down Aldene Delay Plea
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DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 214 THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE ICC Turns Down Aldene Delay Plea MPSCC Appeal Free Ride Offered ACA Seeks Advice on Court Appeal JERSEY CITY — Jersey Central Railroad commuters, WASHINGTON — The Inter- of the plan, which has been de- hour protest at the fare schedule shore riders and somewhat lower, can have a free look Sunday at the changeover from ferry to state Commerce Commission yes veloping for six years, and that a which it claimed discriminated for main line travelers. subway relays to downtown New York. terday refused to delay start of delay now would be unreason- against Shore line riders of the Since Pennsylvania trackllne Is "Ready to Go' The railroads announced yesterday that all of its usual the Aldene Plan for New Jersey able. Jersey Central Railroad in favor and station facilities will be used weekday trains—commuter and non-commuter—on both shore commuter railroads on Sundays. Bernard M. Mitzner, Middle- of the Central's main line and of both by the central and the RED BANK - A notice of ap- assurances sought by MPSCC, and main lines will run on Sunday over the new schedule of It announced rejection of a town, N.J., ACA president, said the competing Pennsylvania PATH, it will receive payments peal of Implementation of the Al- Mr. Mausner will put the appeal the Aldene Plan. protest of proposed fares and he would confer with the as- Railroad. from the other participants. For dene Plan is "prepared and in the outgoing mall. This means that riders who have been accustomed to schedules from the American sociation's special attorney for PRR Tracks instance, it will divide the 30 ready to go" at the office of Mil- The Aldene Plan is scheduled boarding a' ferryboat here at the end of their train trip can Commuters Association and the the case, Lawrence A. Carton Under Aldene, Central trains cent tolls equally with PATH. ton A. Mausner, attorney for the to go into effect Sunday. It would follow the path of their new route via Newark's Pennsylvania city of Bayonne even though it 3d, to see if an appeal to the will oross to Pennsylvania tracks Mr. Mitener said that if there Municipal Public Service Co-or- funnel Central Railroad of New station. had the power to suspend them federal courts would be war- and discharge passengers at the is no appeal, or other action to dinating Committee. Jersey trains from the shore and There they will discover the turnstiles installed for col- for seven months and make ranted. Pennsylvania's Newark station stay Aldene, his organization will What is in Mr. Mausner's mail- the CNJ mainline to Newark and lection of their 30-cent tokens to board PATH subways to study. Mr. Carton said yesterday where they will take PATH sub- hold a public meeting May 12 at box this morning will determine PATH tubes and permit the clos- New York. Railroads and the state Trans- afternoon, several hours after ways to New York. the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, whether it goes or not. ing of the CNJ's Jersey City On Sunday, however, they will not find many of the portation Department which op- the ICC had ruled, that he did Over allfares, including train N.J., to hear comments on oper- If there is no letter from state terminal and the discontinuation thousands of daily Pennsylvania Railroad passengers with posed the ACA move had con- not have any notice of the de- commutation and daily 30-cents- ation of the plan. Transportation Commissioner of its ferries to New York. Oppo- whom they will be in everyday competition starting Monday. tended that the ICC had already cision. per-ride PATH tolls to New York, "We will gather evidence then David J. Goldberg, containing (See MPSCC, Pg. 3, Col. 4) (See FREE RIDE, Pg. 11, Col. 1) passed separately on all phases The ACA aimed its eleventh will be slightly higher for most (See ALDENE, Pg. 3, Col. 5) Wants Only Assurances, County Officials Told Case Visit Seen Fruitful WASHINGTON — Sen. Clifford thority, which operates the park- parkway expansion, were ground- pressway, with both his engineers P. Case, R-NJ, assured Mon- way, would build most of the ex- less. and the Federal Bureau of mouth County officials yesterday pressway system, including about "We've made many sugges- Roads. More discussions will be that he isn't demanding elimina- half of the east-west freeway. tions for discussion with the held later this week and next. tion of a proposed Shore express- The state Transportation Depart- Federal Bureau of Roads and Federal legislation is required way as the price of his support ment would build the western with Mr. (D. Louis) Tonti, (execu- to get the expressway system for a new toll road plan in the half between Jackson Township, tive director for the Highway Au- built because of participation by Garden State. below Freehold, and Trenton. thority), but never have we made the Highway Authority. Federal All he wants, his spokesman Sen. Case's administrative as- a determination," Mr.. Grayson funds were, used in the late 1940s said he told the delegation, is sistant, Ira Grayson, told a news- said. to build about 21 miles of the assurance that highway commu- man that reports the senator has Mr. Tonti said Tuesday that he parkway before they were incor- ters in his home county of Union, proposed elimination of the shore is exploring many proposals by porated in the completed toll and others in Middlesex and end of the freeway, to gain the senator, including one for thoroughfare. Ocean, won't be forced to pay the money for Union ."Ad Middlesex elimination of a part of the ex- (See CASE, Pg. 3, Col. 7) OVERFLOW AUDIENCE — A standing room only crowd of 130 protested New Shrewsbury's pending repeal ol an Trenton-seashore expressway bill. airport ban Jast night. With backs to camera are, from left, Mayor John E. Lemon, Planning Beard secretary Mrs. Monmouth Freeholder Director JantMacNutt and board attorney Milton A. Mausner. (Register Staff Photos), Joseph. C. Irwin, speaking for ft^j|d a good exchange ijld. been made. Crowd Also Seen Cool to Shops Centers ••••_• "He now understands "how lm portant we consider an East-West freeway and said he will support Sister Dead, Parents III of Gas it jut) so he gets assurance that something will be done for thj TTNTQN FALLS — A sailor Chief Renard's wife, the former F&Iieir believe Mrs. Renardv Airport Ban Opposed riders in Union and Middlesex. just .returned from a year's duty Ardith Beam of Port Monmouth, who was found on the floor o "We told him that we expect in Vietnam paid a reunion visit called the Colts Neck State her bedroom, may have awak- NEW SHREWSBURY — Air- Chairman John Erlacher an- him to work out the -details to his parents' home yesterday Police and the Tinton Falls First ened and tried to do something ports took a beating during a 2%- nounced at the. outset that there pomptly because this system was and discovered his 17-year-old Aid Squad, which took the ill about the fumes, but collapsed. hour Planning Board meeting was no shopping center on the promised to us for completion sister dead and his mother and couple to Riverview Hospital, Robert Renard, a c'aduate of last night: agenda. There were expressions in 1969 and we need it badly." father unconcious from carbon- Red Bank. They are reported in Red Bank High School, has been The board voted a thumbs of disappointment, and two op- Blames Case monoxide poisoning. fair condition today. in the Navy 13 years, and recent- position petitions were presented, down recommendation on Bor- At Trenton, Gov. Richard J. Chief Engineman Robert Ren- The exact origin of the fumes ly returned after 12 months duty but no verbal statements were ough Council's ordinance to re- Hughes told a news conference ard, 31, found his sister, Linda, are not known, but Trooper Ed- aboard the repair ship U.S.S. allowed. peal a current ban on airfields. that Sen. Case's reluctance atone a junior at Freehold Regional ward Werse of the Colts Neck Tutuila, ARG-4, which spent the Realtor Roland Pierson last Only three members of the has prevented start of the $220 High School, dead on the up- Barracks thought the father may last five months in Vung Tua month announced plans for a nine-member board and three million project for a criss-cross stairs bathroom floor and father, have forgotten to turn the igni- Harbor, South Vietnam. 100,090 square foot shopping com- spectators in a crowd of 130 were of super roads in four mid-state J. Theodore Renard, 67 and tion off in his car in the attached He had visited his wife's plex on 22 acres south of Tinton in favor of keeping the door open counties. mother, Daisey, SO, unconscious garage when he "eturned home parents and was paying his first Falls School on Tinton Ave., but for establishment of a county air- A north-south toil Garden State in their bedrooms.