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STATE SPORTS WALKOUT AVERT* SPMfKS.UT of the county's A last-minute contract amateur photo- agreement averts a graphers are winners in teachers'strike that Michael S pinks wants the Kodak International could have affected out of an HBO title fight NvwBpaper Snapshot 50,000 students at nine because of a. South Africa Awards contest. state college campuses. link. PageOA Page IB The Register Vol. 109 No. 22 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 25 CENTS Accused Daniloff goes free Soviet spy still here_ asTF JS. makes deal 2 TV networks report Reagan says 'we didn't give in' to Moscow Zakharov to be swapped for Russian dissidents Associitsd Press By KIM I. MILLS FRANKFURT, West Germany — American MOSCOW (AP) — A» he left Moscow Associited Press Journalist Nicholas Danlloff flew to the West and freedom yesterday, released In a still-secretive night, American newsman Nicholas Daniloff U.S.-Sovlet agreement that could help shake-off a NEW YORK — Gennadly Zakharov, the deepening chill in superpower relations. •aid beat deecribed his7eVltngs'on~ieavirig'the Soviet citizen charged with spying while working for the United Nations, remained In New York, a Soviet bloc source at the United Soviet Union. in New York on bail yesterday after the Nation* said Gennadiy Zakharov, charged with His voice strained with emotion, Danlloff Soviets freed U.S. Journalist Nicholas being a Soviet spy, would be exchanged for read a poem written in 1840 by Mikhail Danlloff. But there was no immediate official Danlloff, also accused of spying. announcement on the outline of a deal. Lermontov after the poet waa exiled to the Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Laurence Caucasus region by the czar following a duel A. Urgenson declined to comment on President Reagan, visiting Kansas City, Mo., with the son of the French ambassador to reports that Zakharov was to be released said, "We didn't give in," and said details of the arrangement would be disclosed today. Moscow. In exchange for Danlloff, whom the Sov- Daniloff comes from a line of Russian gentry iets charged shortly after Zakharov's DanUoff, U.S. News & World Report correspon- and military recn. His great great -grsndfsthcf arrest in New York. dent in Moscow for five years, told reporters after Urgenson said his office had received no landing In Franfurt: "I'm grateful to the president was exiled to Siberia in 1826 for his role in the instructions on Zakharov. "If there were a NasMi Nicholas DanMoff of the United States. I'm free, I'm in the West. I Decembrist uprising. material change in his status, yes, the AgMll cannot tell you about any other arrangements. ... The poem, translated by 'The Associated court would have to pass judgment," he Wort experience: A1966 Harvard graduate, All I know Is that I am free." Press, reads: said. DanlloffJoined the Wathington Pot as a copy boy. The 61-year-old Journalist wore an orange In 1067, ns went to England to spend a year Farewell to you, unwaahed Suisia ABC News, quoting unidentified of- studying philosophy, politics and economics. turtleneck beneath a cream-colored parka and ficials, reported that Zakharov would DanUoff then Joined United Press International in appeared to be in good health, but tired. Land of slaves, land of gentry plead no contest to charges he tried to buy it« London bureau, moving to Geneva a year later "It's obvious to everyone what has happened," And to you, the blue uniforms US. secrets, and will be convicted by the and to Moscow a year after that. He returned to he said. "I was arrested without.an arrest warrant. And to you, the people who obey them. Judge presiding over his case. ABC and In 19«8, working briefly on the Post The case against me was fabricated." CBS reported that Zakharov would t» He Mid he taken Into custody to give the Soviet ridge exchanged for Soviet dissidents. ^ Union leverage in its efforts to ofitain the release a Danlloff, Moscow correspondent for U£. NnuandWorl of Zakharov, who was arrested in New York a week ed la poscow. before Daniloff was picked op. "The KGB did not S News aftd World Report, was freed yester- From their all-hearing eon. day by the Soviet Union and flew to West punish me. The KGB punished itself," he added. Sw?PY, PJO»4A See DANILOFF. Page 4A :f:4:J> State ends silence over P 1 McCarter Park beach trash Conditions By STEPHEN MCCARTHY The Register at play area TRENTON — After a long alienee on the matter, state en- vironmental officials aay they will 1 spur concern recommend that the Attorney General Intervene In a 7-year-old 3* J > By JUDV HOLMES lawsuit to stop New York City garbage from washing onto New ass* KENNY TRAINOR Jersey beaches. The Register "We're going to add the weight of the state of New Jersey to that FAIR HAVEN — Sickles School Principal suit, at least that's what our Richard Warga only wants some grass for the wf^ifwtqymljU^TH to the attorney children to play on. IT A members want new general will be," said Donald equipment for the children to play on. The Board Deleso, deputy commissioner of of Education wants borough officials to meet the DEP, at a hearing yesterday with school officials about the children's play before the Assembly Environmen- area. tal Quality Committee. All three are talking about the condition of Deleso said the Department of ^^^i^s^aV ^^av^B^sl avaV^ ^^T^^^ ^^^aa^B ^^B^p^^^^^^ ^^^^^a^^^sar*^a *t^^^ McCarter Park, located acrom the street from Environmental Protection Udraf t- the Sickles School. ing a recommendation that may be -^ ^^ '^*" — presented to Attorney General W. § Because the school building takes up almost Cary Edwards within weeks. •~ all the property it stands on, the children spend Woodbridge Township has for their' recreation periods playing across the seven years pursued litigation THEHEQISTEn/CAHLDFOfllNO street in McCarter Park, which is owned by the against New York City in federal borough. During school hours, Willow Road is district court over Its Fresh Kills SAFE PLAYGROUND? — Children from Sickles School in from the school, but area residents are concerned about closed to traffic so children can cross over to the landfill in Staten Island. Wood- Fair Haven play during lunchtime at McCarter Park across broken bottles and debris found at the park. See PARK, Page 4A 8ss BEACH, Psgs 4A Lottery Merchants give Red Bank shoppers a break TIM winning number drawn last night in New Jersey's By MARY GAY JOHNSON for the first hour, 26 cents for the Pick-It Lottery was 235. A straight bet pays $253, box pays second hour, and up to 13 for an The Register $42 and pairs pay $25, The Pick 4 number was 6214. A PARKING PLAN — The 38 busi- entire day. straight bet pay !,746.50 and box pays $114. The Pick 6 "It gives each merchant an numbers were T i, 23,24,41 and 42. The bonus number RED BANK — Shopping in Red nesses participating in the Globe ; opportunity to pay his customers' parking," said Bud Natelson, was 62654.. Bank may become more conve- Court Parking Garage voucher • nient and desirable, merchants program in Red Bank will display chairman of the chamber's park- said, under a new program that ing committee which has studied this logo in their store windows. the lack of parking in the borough, The winning number picked yesterday in New York's will give shoppers at participating businesses a break in fees at the and owner of Natelson's clothing Daily Number lottery game was 7-0-7. The "WinFour" Globe Court Parking Oarage start- store on Broad Street. number was 8-3-0-9. Ing tomorrow. To get the Globe Court voucher In an attempt to promote down- program off the ground, the town businesses, the Chamber of chamber canvassed Red Bank and Commerce and the Riverview metered parking spaces remains a merchants at the meeting yester- informed merchants of its idea for Medical Center here yesterday frustrating, and often elusive ex- day, customers are unsure that the program, he said. outlined a plan that would offer a perience for many downtown parking is handy, and are unaware Those participating invested a Ann Landers 6A Movies 8A 26-cent discount or more toward shoppers, officials said space can that the Globe Garage is open to *5 initial fee and a 120 deposit. In Bloom County 8A Nation ; 7A garage parking fees for shoppers usually be found at the Globe the public. Others think it might be return, they each received a Classified 5B New Jersey 6A who patronize 38 different Red Oarage, located at East Front too expensive, and some are afraid packet containing SO vouchers Color Comics 108 Obituaries... 4A Bank stores. Street and Globe Court. about garage security, they said. worth 26 cents each to f(ive to Commentary SA Opinion ....... SA Although finding available According to about 26 Prices at the garage are 50 cents Ste RED BANK. Page 4A Crossword 8A People 2A Horoscope 8A Sports IB Jumble 8A Television.... „ ..... 8A BN-8, GN*S, LPN'a, Aide* i Directory OARAGE SALES AUTOS FOB SALE Action Front Page Headers living 10A Weather 2A Explore the opportunities. See Year business will do more Cash and Carry Best Prices get results. Attract 08,000 Make A Oats , BA Your Town SA the Nursing/Medical Directory i in our Business Buy and Sell Best Deals readers with your ad 'here. in today's Classified section Directory.

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