Jai Alai Plan Is on Ballot

'They're in pain, but they're talking, and know us9 By JULIE MCDONNELL, St. Barnabas Medical Center, us and the nurses," said Mrs. healthy, so that's In their fa- the propane,, while Investigat- at the conurs of the building, a moratorium on new hook-ups The tanks were iasulM DAVID TURNER, aad MARK Livingston, where they were Dorothy George, whose son vor." ing a noise under the car, po- according to WiUard Brown- at that one. at i safe distance from the GIAVEN rushed by helicopter shortly Tony will be a senior at Red She said her son Douglas nce said ing, school principal Mrs. Jensen was not on the building sad also from the traf- UTTLE SILVER - Two after the accienl. Bank Regional this (all "was coherent, and was wor- The valve, which stands The tanks are used to pro- school board at that time, but fic area," she said. ried about a tool chest he'd left about a foot high, is attached said she believed the size of the The people from the state ltd BMk teenagers remained The two youths were se- "The next ckuple of days vide fuel for bunsen burners hi la -critical but stable' condition verely burned when the car In In the car." to a Mt-gaUon underground tanks needed was estimated wen; able to look at the other are going to be bad, but after the science department, gat by the architect who designed at a North Jersey hospital this which they were riding struck Doctors told her the two propane tank. It Is located on a stoves In borne economics, and two existing valves, of course, that It's going to be okay," she grass area, about 10 feet from the building. and they found that everything morning, tuffertng Irom barns a propane gas valve behind the said, adding that the doctors hoys would probably have to in the metal shop tkey received In a freak pro- high school. The George youth spend four weeks at the burn the patio at the back of the "It was a terrible, tragic followed specifications." said her son's condition is school, and 10 feet from the accident." she said . , She said she did not know pane gas accident at Red Bank suffered burns over 63 percent •stable' unit, two in intensive care, Mrs. Kay Jensen, school Regional High School Sunday of his body, while the Havlland before they can be sent back to roadway. board president, explained Inspectors from the state whether the plant for the sight youth was burned over 75 "He's in good spirits," said Riverview, Mrs. Haviland Police said they didn't know that the board was unable to Department of Education building originally called for Both Anthony S George, 17, percent of his body, hospital Mrs. Edna HavUand of her said why the two youths were in the obtain natural gas when the were at the school yesterday in the valves to be placed under- of 71 McLaren St., and Douglas spokesmen said. son, who graduated from the The youths were Injured area, or driving on the grass. school was built several years the wake of the accident, she ground, however. L. Havlland, 18, of 75 McLaren "They're in pain, but high school earlier this month. when one of them ignited i The foot-high valve is one of ago, because the Public Utili- said, and found everything in David Clapp, borough fire St., remain In the burn unit at they're talking, and they know "Both boys are strong and cigarette lighter, setting oil three located above gas tanks ties Commission had imposed See They're, page 2 The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 1 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 1978 15 CENTS Crowd: Keep hands off his airport •y DAVID TURNER Mr. Brown, who advertised the hearing in local newspapers, space would rent for 13 per square foot, while he is "happy to Bat Mr. Brown said he Intends to operate the airport -u WALL — A vocal crowd of 300 residents told the county on electric billboards and local radio stations, said he does not get one-half of that." long si I can." Board of Freeholders to keep its hands off Edward I. Brown's want to sell the airport, and criticized the feasibility study which "The Impending demise of me U greatly exaggerated." he Monmouth Airport, during a noisy two-hour hearing at the recommended the purchase. Saul A. Jacobs of Howard Needles Tammen and Bergen- said. Intermediate School last night. doff, the consulting firm engineering firm which prepared the "It Is shortsighted for county politicians to replace tax airport study, said there Is "a risk" that the airport would be "I think it is Immoral for the county to say to me, 'You have Freeholder Director Harry Larrison said he would ask the revenue-producing business with a deficit operation," he said. built such a nice airport, that we will now take it over,'" Mr. Freeholders to "make a decision very quickly" on s recommen- closed completely If Mr. Brown retires, sells the property or Brown said. dation to purchase the thriving airport from the' man who built it Mr. Brown noted that the study says that administrative dies. One man, who Identified himself only as a resident of Fair oat of an old gravel pit. costs at the airport would remain constant for the next 20 years, He said that privately-owned airports are closing at the the Haven, said the airport is "dangerous," and added that "certain "The people don't want a county airport, "Mr Larrison said If the county were operating it. rate of 100 per year In the United Slates. And thst the second things just can't be run by Individuals." after the hearing. He said he would not favor a referendum on "My employees wouldn't go along with that," he said. most Important reason for the closings Is thst problems arise Mr. Brown noted that there has not been a single injury at Mr. Brown also said the study predicted that some hangar "even when there Is a clear Une of succession." 8ee Crew*, page 1 I rIfm \a II V Rtghtcr *»•*© 6v Oovt kwigdon mmmmmaf Harry Larriton. .opposed Harry Crook..safer than Newark Ed Broun...he won't sell Ed Dumont...lt scares me Admits taking her $$$, shuffling people By SHERRY CONOHAN conducted and to draw attention to inadequacies in the law Mr Kube admitted withdrawing 15.J80 from Mrs. Kiln's polices on his two employes at the home, both of whose policies Matehease Cerrespeadeal applying to them. savings account, but Insisted she had put his name on it to make named Mr. Kube as the beneficiary. TRENTON-The owner of a licensed boarding home in Anna Klin, 62 and blind, told the commission that Mr. Kube it a joint account and that he had withdrawn the money with her Mr. Kube identified his employes as J. J. Travis, a recipient Linden yesterday admitted he forged government and personal took $5,000 out of her savings account without her'knowledge or of SSI assistance who was an alcoholic recovering from an ulcer checks of some boarders, Including one who had died, collected permission after she moved into Joseph's Rest Home in Febru- operation when he met him, and Mary Koxak, whom he said he overpayments from others and used the money to pay off a ary H77. She said she took 11,000 out of her $0,0M in savings met on a bus. He said Mr. Travis works as cook and night mortgage on his private home to prevent foreclosure and to take shortly after moving into the home to pay for her board. Mr. watchman and oversees the home In his absence, while Mrs. a trip to Hawaii. Kube had taken her to the bank to get the money and, while See photo*, page 3 Kraak is the housekeeper and assists with the women boarders. In sworn testimony before the State Commission of In- there, had her sign a paper which she thought was just to Mr. Kube said he returned ISO of the monthly $108 SSI vestigation (SCI), Julius Joseph Kube, owner of Joseph's Rest eliminate her husband's name from the account. payments his boarders receive to each boarder for personal Home in Linden, also admitted moving residents out of that "He said how about me putting my name on it, and I said permission. Asked what he had spent the money on, he expenses, if the boarder is capable of handling their own money. home Into unlicensed satellite facilities in order to make room why? He said just in case," Mrs. KUn said. She said she didn't said,"Things." But Mrs KUn and Mr. Macris, 81, said they never received the for new boarders who would receive the higher government know at the time she was making the account a joint one with These included drapery material for the home and some money. supplement available only to those living in licensed boarding Mr. Kube. medicine he had to pay cash for, he added. If an SSI recipient does not live In a boarding home licensed homes. When she got back to the home, she said, she gave her "You mean you used this as a revolving account to run the by the state Department of Health, he or she receives only $200 He said he didn't report to the Social Security Adminis- savings passbook to Mr. Kube after he said he would put It In his house?" Commissioner Arthur S.

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