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Weather, Jockeys KO Monmouth Prepare for Pope's burial VATICAN CITY (AP) - more were ex- imong the separated meat, because of terrorist Pop* Paul's closest tides and pected to make the pilgrimage churches groups that have been plagu- other prelate^ knelt and to Ctstel Gandolto Tuesday Italy's bishops ordered all ing the nation with kidnap- prayed In alienee around bit and Wednesday. Bigger church bells to toll In mourning pings, murders and bombings, tody through the night at the crowds will flock to St. Peter's at BOOB and sunset today and ordered the police to be spe- dimmer papal palace in Cartel Basilica after the body Is on Saturday. The Italian radio cially alert. Gandolto as the Vatican made transferred there Wednesday and television observed a sec- Under a revision of pro- preparations for his burial Sat- night, to lie in state until the ond day of mourning, replac- cedure decreed by Pope Paul urday and the election of his funeral Saturday attended by ing pop music and light enter three years ago, the conclave redgtous and political leaders tatameM wttk classical musir la Is start during the week sf Some ll.MO pilgrims passed from many countries. Burial and other serious programs Aug. M, betweeen IS and 2» through the Renaissance pal- will be in the crypt beneath St In Conceslo, Pope Paul's days after the pope's death. ace In the Alban Hills south ol Peters. native town In the foothills of The date and other details will Rome Monday to pay homage the Alps, hundreds visited his be arranged by the cardinals la the tend Roman 'Catholic A nine-day mourning period birthplace. Pietro Scalvinl, the at the dally meetings they are pontiff who died there Sunday will loUow, with a cardinal or leading Communist member of required to hold until the night after a heart attack. other high-ranking prelate the town council, wept as he church gets a new sovereign saying a special Mass In St. The pope's body lay on a expressed his condolences dur- One of each cardinal's first Peter's dally. catafalque, dressed In the red ing a special session of the duties on reaching the Vatican robes that he usually wore for Requiem masses were council. is to take an oath swearing to funeral rites. Alongside was a being said in Catholic churches Cardinals started arriving keep secret forever "anything crucifix on a long shaft, his all over the world. Other Chris- in Rome from abroad for the that In any way is connected favorite religious object. A tall tians held prayer services in funeral and the conclave at with the election of the Roman candle burned as a symbol of several nations in tribute to which they will elect the 2«3rd Pontiff ' eternal life Pope Paul's work for unity pontiff. The Italian govern- See Pape, page!' Pope Paul VI lies in slate in the papal summer residence The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 36 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8,1978 15 CENTS Weather, jockeys KO Monmouth Freehold gains from the cancellation By MARK MAGYAR a racing date in its 32-year 12 percent last year, while at- which track officials admit conditions and decided im- OCEANPORT - Racing modern history until jockeys tendance at Monmouth Park will probably nol be made up mediately nol to race him was cancelled at Monmouth banded together and unani- plummeted a disastrous 25 One sure boost to Mon- here. Park Race Track today for the mously refused to continue rid- percent, preventing the Ocean- mouth Park's attendance woes Philip B llofmann, Men second day in a row and the ing after the second race on port oval from paying a - 1977 Triple Crown winner mouth Park executive com- third time in three weeks after July 17 because they felt the dividend for the first time In 32 Seattle Slew's promised ap- mittee chairman; Harvey I. Jockeys refused yesterday to track was unsafe. years. pearance In the Salvador V.ie Wardell, track president; and ride on a track they consider Yesterday, the jockeys met Monmouth Park atten- tomorrow — was also washed Mr. Wilson, track super- "dangerous." with track officials at » a.m., dance has not Improved this out by the cancellations when intendent, met at 8:30 am And If the scattered thun- then voted unanimously not to year, and the track can ill af- Slew's trainer Doug Peterson yesterday with the Jockeys, derstorms predicted for today race because they felt eight ford to lose any racing dates, heard of the dangerous track See KO Monmouth. page I show up, track officials admit straight days of rain had ren- they may not open the betting dered the track dangerous to windows tomorrow either. both horses and riders. "Jockeys always had the Track officials cancelled to- power to decide not to race — day's racing card on their own Set Royal Manor they Just didn't exercise it," after yesterday's showers pre- said Everett Wilson, veteran vented them from making re- track superintendent. pairs to the track surface the Monmouth Park didn't miss Jockeys had requested Monmouth Park's mis- hearing Aug. 17 fortune was Freehold Raceway's bonanza yester- By WILLIAM J. ZAOKSKI of Thomas J. Warncke, Id, of additional power In terms ol Rescue 2 day, as disappointed thor- and MARK MAGYAR Middletown, In a club office on monitoring and controlling the oughbred racing fans flocked WALL TOWNSHIP - The July 15. huge crowds the Manor at- to the Freehold harness track Township Committee will hold The club's night manager tracts," Mayor Jenkins said from boat in droves a hearing Aug. 17 to determine and head bouncer were also "And most Important, ol MONMOUTH BEACH - "It was like a Saturday," if the Royal Manor's liquor charged in connection with the course, the Judge dissolved the Marine police rescued a said Joseph V. McLoone, Free- license should be suspended or slaying two weeks later, and temporary restraining order Long Branch couple from hold Raceway president and revoked the Warncke family subse- he granted which prevented us their disabled, homemade general manager "A normal Superior Court Judge quently said they would flic from holding the ABC hearing wooden boat after a six hour Monday would be a crowd of Thomas L, Yaccarlno lifted a suit against Mr and Mrs. until now," the mayor said. search early this morning. 4,500 with a handle of $480,000, temporary court order block- Stock, the corporation, and the The Township Committee Michael Acerra, 28, and but today we had 7,000 people ing the hearing yesterday at five employees charged In the will sit as the local Alcoholic his wife, GaU, 23, of 374 At- and a 1700,000-plus handle. lei noun, and the Township case, for 111 million. Beverage Control (ABC) lantic Ave., Long Branch, Committee wasted no time last Wall Township sought a board In determining whether were stranded In their 15- "We opened the gates after night In voting to hold the hear- temporary court order declar- to suspend or revoke the Royal foot craft when a marine po- the third race and stopped ing the Royal Manor a "public' Manor's liquor license, charging for parking too be- ing lice boat found them in the nuisance" and seeking Its Im- It the Township Committee cause we ran out of pro- Stick Channel of the "The decision took just mediate shutdown. rules against the Royal Manor grams," he said. "We handed Shrewsbury River at 5:55 minutes," said Mayor Robert on Aug 17, their decision can out overnight sheets and fac- But Judge Yaccarlno ruled a.m. and towed them to K Jenkins. "Our actions in be appealed to the state Alco- simile programs we printed up yesterday that he could not marine police headquarters, this matter have been de- holic Beverage Control here. „. for free, and called In extra finitive and consistent since close down the club at this stage of the legal proceedings Division, which has been con- The Acerras left in their people to help with con- the slaying." in light of the substantial de- ducting Its own Investigation of boat from Rumson at 5:30 cessions. We also called Mon- Mayor Jenkins moved to crease in the number of Inci- the matter. p.m. yesterday, and were re- mouth Park and got some have Art Stock's Royal Manor dents reported at the club and ported missing at 11:52 last parimutuel clerks to come closed the day after two boun- When Judge Yaccarlno the devastating effect its clos- night, a marine police over and help with the crowd." cers and a bartender employed granted the temporary court ing would have. spokesman said. Ironically, attendance at by the Rt. 35 club were order blocking the ABC hear- Monmouth Park empty yesterday and again today Freehold Raceway increased charged with the fatal beating Mayor Jenkins, however, ing, the township adjourned said he was pleased that Judge the hearing from July 2s until Yaccarlno "ruled essentially tomorrow. in the township's favor." The Judge ruled yesterday "Judge Yaccarlno gave us that the township did not have Rule Cioffi appointment's invalid the green light to proceed with the authority to adjourn the the suit which seeks to have hearing after he had granted the Royal Manor declared a the stay, and ordered the town- appointment to a position opinion," the mayor added. pal prosecutor, Is expected to an acting capacity to where By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN replace former assistant city public nuisance, and he also ship to give the Royal Manor which normally requires the City Council President vote against the appointment the advice and consent of LONG BRANCH - Mayor attorney Eugene ladanza, who continued the court order lim- five days notice before the Henry R.
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