Memorial service honors former school teacher, B1 GREATER RED SANK EATONTOWN San Francisco super Behind the scenes LONG BRANCH Montana sparkles as Congressional aides discuss 49ers rout Dolphins. their roles in Washington. Today's Forecast: Continued cold, windy Page B2 Page A3 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 173 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINGE 1878 MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1985 . 25 CENTS New Jersey ball mixes politics, music" BY ALAN FRAM Frank Holman, chairman of the James Courier, said politicians 10 GOP county chairmen and dis- Avenue from the Capitol to the Toms River. "We could have put New Jersey State Republican Com- were discussing the possibility of cussed ways the state party could White House. WASHINGTON (API - Several enough clothes under our uni- mittee, said he was not aware of any Kean not seeking public financing in help local campaign activities. This had a direct bearing on the forms." hundred politicians and activists other Republicans preparing to seek a re-election bid. Such a decision Kean himself said he had spent Toms River High School South from New Jersey celebrated Presi- Traci Graves. 17. a senior and the party's gubernatorial nomi- would enable the governor to raise most of the day working on his state marching band, which had been trombone player from Pine Beach. dent Reagan's second inauguration nation. ' and spend an unlimited amount of budget message, which he will selected to represent New Jersey in with a party of their own, but much N.J., said, "We've been practicing "If he (Kean) doesn't run, I think money, and could serve to scare off deliver soon. the parade. for one and a half months. The of the talk centered around home- the shock would be so great that I some Democratic challengers, they The 210 students, many of whom state politics. "I finished it two minutes after crying may come later. I don't don't think anybody would come said. the kickoff." he said, referring to said they wished the parade had nol know. But it was the right decision ' Virtually all of the about 700 forward," Holman said. "It would Meanwhile, informal meetings Sunday evening's Superbowl game. been cancelled, showed up at the Among the other Republicans celebrants, who gathered for the be no contest." were held throughout the weekend While couples danced to the music ball in full uniform and played two attending last night's affair were New Jersey ball at the Sheraton Kean himself was more coy. by GOP activists to discuss of high school jazz bands from marches, accompanied by their Reps. Christopher Smith. Dean Gal- Washinton Hotel last night, were Asked about his prospects for seek- strategies for the upcoming cam- Cherry Hill. N.J., and Princeton. pom-pom girls and other students lo and Marge Roukema. as well as Republicans, and all agreed that ing a second term, he said, "This paigns. All 80 seats in the state N.J.. some talk revolved around the waving banners. Mary Mochary, the former US there is no doubt GOP Gov. Thomas isn't the evening for that." Assembly are also up for grabs this decision to cancel Monday's outdoor "I think we should have Senate candidate, and Robert Brcn- H. Kean will seek a second four-year Two of the state's GOP law- fall. swearing-in ceremony and the tra- marched,'' said Thomas Fesen. 16. nan. of Brielle, president ol First term this fall. makers, Reps. Matthew Rinaldo and Holman said he met Sunday with ditional parade down Pennsylvania a junior baritone-horn player from Jersey Securities.
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: v ~ cancelled because 1 1 Y 1 V •i of frigid weather WASHINGTON (AP) - Outdoor Washington had the appearance of a spit-shined and polished ghost town as sub-zero temperatures forced President Reagan to cancel his inaugural parade, leaving the the city all dressed up with no one to show. "I would like to cry," said Ron < Walker, chairman of the 50th Ameri- i • can Presidential Inaugural Commit- • ',> tee, after the record cold forced i t abandonment of the long-planned outdoor pageantry. V •1 The National Weather Service forecast high temperatures in the ItefMMf MM* b« Cart Pwkw teens today, with the wind chill REDUCED TO RUBBLE - This is what is left of St., Red Bank, yesterday, after an early morning fire factor at 10 to 20 degrees below zero the interior of Ludwig's Deli Caterers at 10 Wallace damaged it and the adjacent Bargainland. — making it the coldest Inaugural in history. Today's noontime inaugural cer- emony, in which Reagan was to repeat his oath-taking and deliver his inaugural address, was moved Two Red Bank stores inside to the Capitol Rotunda. The president's committee attempted to schedule a gathering of the over 10,000-plus parade participants at the. Capital Centre coliseum in are destroyed by fire Landover, Md. in the afternoon. BY PATRICIA DEDRICK spreading to surrounding buildings. Neither building was occupied at It was only the second time the Fire Chief Robert Holiday said. the time of the fire. parade has been called off because RED BANK - Firefighters However, several adjoining build- According to Holiday, those of bad weather, the first being battled gusting winds and sub- ings sustained some minor damage, routed by the fire were allowed to Andrew Jackson's in 1833. freezing temperatures for approx- he said. return to their apartment at about How cold was it this time around? imately 5 hours early yesterday It was so cold that, despite disap- Firemen were forced to retreat noon. NEW TERM BEGINS — President Ronald Reagan takes the oath monring while fighting a blaze with from Ludwig's interior and from the pointment over the cancellation, Fire Marshal Stanley J. Slckels of office for his second term as president yesterday in a private White caused extensive damage to roof of the building as portions of the said local and county investigators some participants were relieved Ludwig's Deli Caterers at 10 floor and roof collapsed, said Hol- are trying to determine how the fire they wouldn't be outdoors. As par- House ceremony, as first lady Nancy looks on. Wallace St., and the adjacent iday. started. ade costume designer Donna Bailey Bargainland store. "Remarkably, there were no in- "County officers were requested put it: brief procession." Belvoir outside Washington. Eighteen residents were safely juries," Holiday said. to assist due to the extensive "I'm sure the kids playing brass Ms. Bailey said she issued 20,000 "It's a tragedy," said Jake evacuated from an apartment build- Both buildings suffered extensive property loss," Sickels said. instruments would have had the skin pieces of wardrobe this week, fitting Hansen, director of American Con- ing east of Ludwig's as firemen damage, but no estimates on the Firemen were assisted by aerial ripped right off their lips. But I 400 college band members and 200 servative Union, about the parade successfully kept the fire from amount of damage were available. See Fire, page A2 would have liked to see at least a singers and dancers staying at Ft. See Inaugural, page A2 Monmouth County in a deep freeze The "Alberta Clipper" came sail- blizzard. Sunday night, a temperature of 3 Pomona. ing into the Northeast yesterday and State police reported seven minor degrees was recorded at the airport. The story is the same from the everyone hopes it will sail right out traffic incidents on the Garden State With wind gusts of 20 mph to 30 upper Midwest all the way to the as quickly as possible taking its Parkway, with two occuring within mph, the cold translated into a wind Gulf states, and the wind chill felt bitter-cold temperatures with it. the county at exits 114 and 104. chill factor of at least 40 below, said like 85 below zero in spots while The National Weather Service has The New Jersey Turnpike re- Laura Hogan, another weather snow blocked roads and stranded dubbed the large mass of arctic air ported minor fenderbenders also, specialist. hundreds of motorists around the that came roaring out of Canada, the with no injuries reported on either The brittle weather was expected Great Lakes. "Albert Clipper." roads. to continue into today due to the And the cold weather threatened The frigid blast produced at or Both the Parkway and the Turn- slow-moving air mass that orig- Florida's citrus industry. below szero temperatures through- pike wwre reported clear of any ice. inated over the North Pole, experts Record low temperatures for the out most of Monmouth County last drying rapidly as temperatures said. dates were set in at least 58 cities. night. dropped, so little iceing over was "There is no indication that things including Chicago, which reached 27 The bitter-cold temperatures cou- expected. are going to warm up. " said Ross degrees below zero, toppling the old pled with gusting winds of 25 mph No relief is in sight today as Gardner at the NWS station in See Monmouth, page A2 drove the wipd chill factor to near forecasters predict a high of only 15 SO below zero in some areas, degrees with winds diminishing according to forecasters. somewhat. Residents were warned to avoid Temperatures continued dropping -Monday throughout the day, and a record low excessive exposure to the weather Index Make a Date A7 and to bundle up snugly when going of 4 degrees was recorded at Movies A8 outside. Newark International Airport last Advice B7 night, a National Weather Service People A2 The elderly and infants, said to be Business A5 Obituaries A7 most susceptible to the extremely specialist said. The previous record Arts AS low. set in 1946, was 5 degrees Opinion A6 cold Umpcratifrcs, were cautioned Classified B8 Sports B2 to take, extra care to keep body The record low temperature of 1 Comics B5 temperatures normal. Television A8 degree at Atlantic City Airport in Lifestyle B6 Your Town B! However, area hospitals reported Pomona was set last year, said no weather-related incidents yester- weather specialist Bob Gager. On day. Snowfall measured about an inch Job*! Jobs! Jobs! 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Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. 842-5533. A 1 A2 MONDAY JANUART i9es Republican celebrate PEOPLE despite frigid weather Turner heads WASHINGTON (AP> - Although $IOt apiece to snack on pate and Neal. President Reagan bowed to the cold pastries and watch the cham- About 500 women paid SS5 each to and canceled bis inaugural parade, pionship game on wide-screen TV. eat fruit cup and quiche and hear to Hollywood the parties continued at a hot pace In suburban Virginia, the inaugural United Nations Ambassador Jeane for Republicans who came to town committee sponsored a tree Super Kirkpatrick deliver a speech at a to celebrate Bowl party far Republicans under JO "Celebration of Women" con- LOS ANGELES i AP' - Cable television maverick years of age. Ted Turner has agreed to a joint venture with a "I wasn't going to the parade ference. Hollywood producer thai may give Turner his first anyway." said Gail Logrone. a real After the Super Bowl. GOP revel- On Capitol Hill. Transportation lade of movie-making estate executive from Dallas, at a ers jammed into cabs and limou- Secretary Elizabeth Dole had a Super Bowl party last night at the Turner Broadcasting Systems reached a tentative sines that whisked them through icy party for her husband. Robert, the Sheraton Carlton Hotel. "There are streets to bars and clubs open late agreement with producer Ray Stark of Raslar new Senate Majority Leader from a whole lot of other things going on especially for the inaugural crowd. Productions for feature films and pay television Kansas. More than a dozen other around here tonight and tomorrow. "I haven't stopped partying since productions that must be approved by Turner and I haven't even decided where I'm GOP senators and at least IS stale Stark, according to Robert Wussler. executive vice I got here." said John Denny, a 21- delegations held catered receptions going next, but it will be inside and year-old Republican from La I robe president ol Turner Broadcasting it will be warm." Pa., who attended the conservative during the three-day weekend. Discussions began last spring as Rastar was union's party and then headed out in NBC board chairman Grant filming The Slugger s Wife in the home stadium Yesterday, nearly every first-rate hotel was booked for at least one search of a late-night gathering Tinker had a brunch for about SOD of the Atlanta Braves the professional baseball team Republicans really know how to people at the toney Four Seasons Turner owns Wussler said Republican Super Bowl party. At the Sheralon-Carlten. more than 1 000 throw great parties I'm going to the Hotel, where television stars Pierce No details were given on the types of films to be watched the televised game and ate inaugural ball tomorrow night and Brosnan of "Remington Sleele. produced, but Wussler indicated projects likely will barbeque as guests of the con- whatever else is available in be- Nell Carter of "Gimme a Break.' shv away from the violent and negative themes for Meal Loaf Ted Tuner servative Jefferson Educational As- tween." and Ricky Schroeder of "Silver which Turner has criticized network TV program- sociation Spoons" stole the spotlight from mer^ During the day. Republicans went to breakfasts, brunches, lunches, local celebrities including Defense We ve discussed types of films, and suffice to say and early 50s. is now in Wim Wenders' "Pans. A few blocks away at the May- and separate birthday parties for Secretary Caspar Weinberger and they re not going to be Santa Claus slashing people Texas, playing Harry Dean Slanton's brother, and flower Hotel, the American Con- television producer Nancy Attorney General William French or Halloween the fourth time around he said in "Dune as the traitorous Dr Yueh. servative Union was host to another He won Cannes acting awards for the 1999 800 wealthy Republicans who paid Dickerson and actress Patricia Smith. "Compulsion and (or the 1961 "Long Day's Journey Comedian, u-ife. parents u» I Second of a nrlei) reporters' inquiries. impressed by their status "The people who matter to me know what role "Having worked for a governor and in electoral BY ALAN PRAM I play. Bill Bradley knows what I do," she says. politics, this has the dimensions of a good job. but Auocialed Press Writer "People outside this environment might say lhal'l it." Ridley says my Job has a nice level of prestige and glamour. ' WASHINGTON I API - Six years ago. Marcia "The two sites in Washington thai make me adds Ridley. "But when you're here hoeing in the Aronoff was a lop state legislative aide in Albany. feel there's something special about being here field, you're basically just someone else with a N.Y., who happened to be a New York Knicks fan. are driving past the Capitol and the Jefferson hoe." Timothy Ridley had studied Renaissance Memorial at night." Aronoff says. "That's all." Both look their parts, well-groomed and history in college but became a political Aronoff says she never intended to end up here sporting the crisp business suits that are the wunderkind by helping guide Democrats to The Texas native grew up in Ohio, studied uniform for the Capitol Hill staff. They blend into surprising election victories in Maryland, Vir- sociology at Oberlin College there and then the background when their bosses make public ginia and New Jersey. bt ought her interest in public affairs to New York appearances, yet there is little question that both Today, Aronoff, 40, is the administrative City and jobs with such organizations as the dominate their offices and are crucial sources of assistant, or top aide, to Sen. Bill Bradley, while American Jewish Committee and the New York counsel to their senators. the 29-year-old Ridley holds the same post for the Civil Liberties Union. state's other Democratic senator. Frank Lisbeth Pettengill, Bradley s press secretary, She went to work in the press office of then- Uulcnbcrg. says of Aronoff,' 'There is no denying that Marcia Mayor John Lindsay, where she met Albert Different paths brought them to similar knows everything that goes on in this office." Blumenthal. a Democrat who eventually became situations: annual salaries approaching $60,000, They have two of the most sought-after jobs in majority leader of the New York Assembly She work days that often stretch 12 hours or longer Congress. On the Capitol Hill career ladder, worked for him and for his successor. Stanley and key roles in shaping the performance of two workers tend to move from House offices to the Fink, for a decade, ultimately heading their of the most important people in government. Senate, where staffs have more experience, legislative staffs. Each commands a staff of more than 40 and greater responsibility, more prestige and higher Shortly after Bradley s 1978 election to his firm oversees all aspects of the work being done, salaries. Senate term, a mutual friend urged Aronoff to interview for the top staff job with the former including constituent services, legislation, com- In a recent survey by the private Congressional New York Knicks basketball star munications and personnel. Each is a key Management Foundation, Senate staff workers "I had just finished a 15-month rehab job on political and legislative adviser to the lawmaker. averaged $26,400 in annual salary, compared to a brownstone in Albany, and it had five And each has no taste for the public spotlight in $22,800 in the House. Senate admin...trativr fireplaces. " she said "But Id been a large-sized which their bosses perform. assistants, or A.A.s as they are known here, Knicks fan. and thought Bill would be interesting "I'd be very happy if my name didn't appear earned an average of $56,400 a year, compared to meet Bill and I ended up talking for three in the papers, ever," says Aronoff. who often to $46,400 for A.A.s in the House insists on being unidentified when answering hours, and 2'i weeks later. I was in Washington But neither Aronoff nor Ridley seem overly wading through 6.000 resumes to hire a stafl For Ridley, the Lautenb.rg job is also his. lust here. After graduating from Johns Hopkins University in 1977. he became a VISTA volunteer Regan stands firm: and helped organize community support [or a rent control referendum in Baltlmnrv The referendum passed, and Ridley's work came to the attention of Carter administration cut budget, no tax hike officials preparing for the 1980 campaign Rldlev became a field director for the Carter campaign in Maryland, one of the hanrihil of stales the Hy ROBERT M. ANDREWS the Cress program. president carried WASHINGTON IAPI - Treasury Secretary The treasury secretary said personnel changes After that. Ridley became deputy director ol Donald T. Regan said, yesterday the way to will be "inevitable" when he takes over as White Charles Robb s successlul 1981 race for governor reduce federal budget deficits running at more House chief of staff in a couple of weeks as in Virginia, executive director ol the Virginia than $200 billion is to "cut federal spending — successor to James A. Baker HI. whom Reagan Democratic Party and campaign manager lor period — nothing else." not even a tax increase. has nominated to be treasury secretary. Lautenberg s 1982 upset Senate victory liver In a television interview conducted shortly Regan said he will be "filling a void" created Republican Rep Milhtenl Kim irk in Nl'W after President Reagan was sworn in for a second by the departure of the three highest White House Jersey term in a private While House ceremony. Regan advisers who served Reagan in his first term — Ridley considered joining up with one ol the said he will fight any congressional attempt to Baker. Edwin Meese III and Michael K. Deaver. Democratic presidential contenders, but derided trim next year's defense budget by more than the But Regan made clear he would be a loyal to become Lautenberg s administrative assiv nearly $9 billion in cuts approved by Reagan, Reagan partisan and not seek to impose his own tan) because "that's what the president wants us to ut'vvs on the president. do." Lautenberg s voles indicate he is one ol Ilir "I'm the type of guy who has no agenda of his most liberal members of the Senate, matching He also opposed any cut in Social Security own." Regan said. "I came to Washington to what Ridley says are his own liberal sensi- benefits, but affirmed the president's promise to serve this president. I like his policies. I like his bilities " Yet the aide says that his advice to his "look at it" if Congress approves a freeze on plans. I like his philosophy. I'd like to see them boss is rarely along liberal-conservative lines scheduled cost-of-living increases in pension translated into action, and that's what I intend "I'd say the counsel I give him is pretty much payments to do. ' ideologically neutral." says Ridley For him Regan was interviewed on NBC-TV's "Meet Regan said the fiscal 1986 budget plan that there are certain immutable starting points Reagan will submit to Congress on Feb. 4 will When I counsel Frank. I tell him what the issue provoke "loud screams" from many quarters means to New Jersey, so It's a much more because of sweeping spending reductions. He said parochial analysis 68 percent OK the proposed cutbacks will include Medicare, Aronoff says she was politically active all farm programs, state revenue sharing and through college in the 1960s and considers herselt veterans benefits — all politically popular still "more liberal than conservative president's job programs. But she says she has "mellowed" and has no He said these, together with defense reduc- overriding ideology, which also closely parallels WASHINGTON IAPI - President Reagan tions, will yield $50 billion in budget cuts in fiscal her senator Bradley rejects all labels lor his begins his second term with the approval of 1966. which begins next Oct. 1, and will produce political philosophy. 68 percent of the people surveyed in a $100 billion in cuts by fiscal 1988. "Things aren't so right or wrong now as they Washington Post-ABC News poll published On deficits, Reagan said: "We cut federal yesterday were in college." Aronoff says. "1 still believe spending — period. Thai's the way to get out of people can affect their lives and the lives of other The 68 percent job approval rating is it Nothing else. The deficit has come about people, or I wouldn't be in this job Bui I 111 far Crumbling away Reagan's highest since an assassination because we have overspent in the United less certain there is only one truth attempt was made on his life in March 1981. Stales..." Ridley and Aronoff agree that stepping out of the Post said. Twenty-eight percent said they Demolition experts trigger explosive charges razing this 12-story Does that not include a tax increase, he was the background and running for public ollice is disapproved of Reagan's handling of his job. parking garage in downtown Boston yesterday. A sign war placed asked. not part of their career plans Among men. 75 percent rated the president "No. no lax increase." Regan replied. "Never." says Aronoff "I have no interest in on the side of the building lor the Super Bowl in hopes of having favorably compared to 65 percent among the blast aired during the game. From top. the building collapses, the demands on your time, the expectations that women. How about a proposed freeze on cost-of-living you'd forgo other demands of family and friends leaving only rubble when the smoke clears. Blacks gave Reagan a higher rating than boosts in Social Security benefits? to go from one meeting to another any other time. 37 percent "We're not proposing that, no. ...The president Adds Ridley, "What a candidate subjects the telephone poll of 1.505 adults was taken has said definitely, we're not going to cut those himself to in terms of loss of control of his life. Jan. 11-16. It has a margin of error of 3 the public scrutiny, the personal attacks, it just percent. checks that are going out for Social Security THE NATION recipients." Regan said. isn't worth it." Nuns refuse to recant on abortion McFarlane reassures (IIIC'AtiO IAJ'I - Twenty-four longer be a sister of Notre Dame nuns who signed a declaration The declaration, which appeared Lean line. laying Roman Catholics have a Oct. 7 in The New York Times, said Latin allies of U.S. diversity ol opinion' on the moral- "there is a mistaken belief that the WASHINGTON (APi - Robert C. discussed future assistance to El ity of abortion are refusing to condemnation of abortion "is the McFarlane. President Reagan's na- Salvador in that nation's struggle retract their statement, despile a only legitimate Catholic position In against insurgent forces. McFarlane A New Year. tional security adviser, said yester- Vatican threat of dismissal, one of fact, a diversity of opinions regard- day the message he carried on a said there was no talk of specific the group said yesterday ing abortion exists among com- secret mission to five Central amounts. Those men in Rome are so mitted Catholics." American nations was that "we will McFarlane said the adminis- A New hi'.ivy handed, they want to control The declaration was also signed remain constant, supportive of our tration will work with Congress on us. said Sister Margaret Kllen friends" during the next four years the issue of military aid to El Traxlt-r "The punishment does not by priests and Catholic laymen. The Vatican's Sacred Congregation for Salvador. He said it is too soon to in the action ." McFarlane. interviewed on the tell about future need there. Religious and Secular Institutes in We are not pro-abortion: not one NBC-TV program "Meet the McFarlane said that will hinge on December asked the nuns to retract ' of us is. ' said Sister Traxler. one of Press." said he went to Central the pace and scale of military the statement or risk losing their the 24 nuns and SO members of the America at the request of the opposition this spring and summer. jobs. president to offer that assurance to laity who met over the weekend to He said it is important that El Since that request, the nuns have U.S. allies on the eve of Reagan s Salvador "believes and is confident discuss the nuns' situation second-term inauguration. The nuns have unanimously received no word from the Vatican, that we will be there with the agreed to stand by their statement, said Sister Traxler Shortly alter Reagan took the support they need." oath of office for that second term. said Sister Traxler. a member of the Further action is now in the hands On arms control negotiations with McFarlane offered a general de- School Sisters of Notre Dame and a of the leaders of the nuns' religious the Soviet Union. McFarlane said scription of the Central American former head of the National Coali- orders, who met Saturday in Chi- the Reagan military buildup will mission. The White House had tion of American Nuns. cago and will be ' involved with each enhance the prospects of agreement disclosed the trip late Saturday sister." she said. to curtail nuclear arsenals. He said "Our let-ling is that we will keep night. McFarlane left Washington In a statement released in Wash- that when prior arms talks were , united in OUT decision not to re- on Thursday and returned early held, the United States was not > tract." she said. "We feel that we ington Jan. 10. the religious orders Saturday. can't retract the truth — that would leaders said the nuns should be investing in new defense systems be dishonest." treated with respect and under- McFarlane said that he met with but. rather, seemed headed "unilat- The Vatican's action "is op- standing, but also that the church government leaders in Guatemala. erally toward restraining pression of women in the church." teachings must be upheld. Honduras. Costa Rica. El Salvador ourselves." she said "I've been a Notre Dame Sister Traxler predicted that if and Panama. He said the Central nun for almost 45 years, and all of any action were taken against the American officials recognize the importance of working for stability The Drily Register a sudden they tell me you can nn nuns, it wouldn't be until spring. in the region and of ending military Coumy/Zl-^i'O interventionism by the leftist gov- (USPS-145-4401 Oe«n County 349-7996 PuWiahad by Tha Rad Bank RtgitWf Tentative contract at Harvester ernment of Nicaragua. EllttMlwd in 1875 Nm> Jmay 201-757-7677 While he indicated that he had by John H Cook and Hanry Clay MKMI'HIS. Tran IAPI - With Murray Springer, a member of Mam onica On* Haoatat Ptaia. Shra-MOury. N J 07701 temperatures hovering near zero. Local 988s executive board. "Times (J01IS42-4000 International Harvester workers have been sort of hard for most of tmncmoM needed no second invitation to quit us." JER DISCOUNT Moomouth Counly Courrhouaa. Iheir picket lines yesterday night On Friday. Harvester began FraahoM. N J 07728 when a tentative agreement was handing out termination notices to Mambara of ma Aaaociatad Praia Tha Aatociatan production workers and white-collar P'a« >• antnad axcluwaly lo ma UM ot all ma weal announced in their two-day strike nawt puMad m ma na«apapar aa wall aa an AP nawa "That was the first thing we did employees in Memphis About 430 Oapalcnat. (Not a raqulramarrl of M L4*n Una ptognm.) was get our pickets inside out of the production workers and about 200 Mamoar of ma Amancan Nawapaoar PubKahan cold said Don Carter, president of ollice employees were still on the Aaaooakon. ma Aud.t Buiaau of Greuiafcon. Via Naw Jaraay Praaa Aaaocialion. L'nitcd- Au;o, Workers Loral 988 job Friday.' An additional 1.000 90* Since Friday at midnight. Local workers have been nn long-term Sacond CUM poalaga MHW Bank. N J HEATING 07701 Pubiithad daily a«capl Sat and Sun . Naw •ATOarrOWW- Marrmoutl Shoacrine. Cantar. Community Rm , fouWda. nail 10 Caatro ConvaraMal. 988 members had been walking a layoff. Vaara Day. Mamonal Oar. July 4m. Labor Day. OIL Tnamneng D. ana ennsmaa. MM ubacnpaoni Wad at 7:15 p.m. picket line in front of Harvester's Twelve hours later, the UAW !'•—lUUi V.F.W. Poat Wa»»mlia Rd.. Wad « 7:15 p.m HABJT- Mann Oanw.Ha FVa Co, 173 lakMa Ro\. Tua. at 7 15 pi> and Ttiunv at 115 a.m. farm equipment plant here. Many ol ordered a company-wide strike in an Umi W.MM- UM Mnar Fka Houaa. Proapacl Am. Tua. at • 15 am 1 7 IS cm effort to speed up contract talks at aUMAlAMN- Maaanpan Sftopomg CaMar stMnbacha. Rt I Wad, at 5 15 p m the pickets had termination notices Total . •MaMAMHI tt Thomaa Man Chunk, m Oordana Conw Rd . Tuaa at (Ham in their pockets because of the the company's Chicago head- Man Ralaa DMrt MMM1AMM- Cumal dinar, lauliaaa fa. FraanoM. Tuaa at a 90 p m quarters, so the Memphis workers Tarm Dairy Sunday Sunday mi«m»U»H Inama Ca. ft. Partrar A»a Tua at t.tl l> a 7 15 p m impending May 1 closing of the 112 oaau t 70/Kaa 7V aaak 2 45/ aaan aUMJXMO. Caana Oawry Mamoro nan KM R» MUO TXuia at • It • « began walking the picket line even 13-51 Matt i 55/ «aa 70/ oaax 2 HI oaak plant. 1 45/ aUTMMN- WMntnaaai EitgMa Co, Jacaaon Si ibahMd Cararal Jaraay lan«i.Uon at 7 15 p.m. > though few. if any. will ever return 1 •5/ Mat 2 10/ «aak Wad. at » 15 a.m. The picket duty turned especially •Mm MM ralaa torooaaga MATAWAH- Tlta Calona Coumar. Markatpuoa Eitanattn. Hwy M. Tuaa 7 15 p.m and Wad at 7 15 chilly Saturday night as the to the plant. >bova.MnMa_ Homa dakvary by Camar — Da#r and Sunday GifOaUTOWia- Ctrtal ifajcepal Chun*, n Kmga Hoy.. Thin. «i 7.15 p.m. u-mporature skidded to below zero ""] know it's strange. " Springer II 35 a waafc: Sunday only 35 cantr Dairy only 1 00 MPTUM CITY- unnad Fka Co II. Manorial Homa. Laural An, THura. al 7 15 p.m. Singla copy M Courtar — DaMy 25 panla. Sunday OMAN- WlyaMa Comm. Fa* Co Waal Part t WayaMa Ava Tua al 7 IS p m in blowing snow. said yesterday. "But we dldn I pick 40 cann MD SANK- Oacar a. M Oakland Straw. Tuaa al 9 11 am It s not a lot of fun. " said the time. 493-8777 POSTMASTER Sand addraai changaa to Tha Daily flajpar. P 0 So« 520. Rad Sank. N J 07701 A4 The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1985 THE STATE Dwyer quietly rolls along Police arrest teen-ager BY ALAN KKAM early next month, the Appropria- Dwyer is a wealthy insurance tions Committee is about to start its executive who spent decades in WASHINGTON (AP» - He rarely in retarded woman's death lengthy process of churning out Middlesex County politics before murder of Lillian Byron, 37. of Ok makes statements on the floor of the LITTLE EGG HARBOR - A 14- spending bills. coming here, rising from being an Partertown section. House, and his office almost never year-old Eagleswood Township boy Dwyer. who will be M years old Edison councilman in 1968 to state Her body was discovered' issues press releases. But Demo- was being held without ball yester- on Thursday, says thai means he'll Senate majority leader in ISM). morning ioH#wtoj sjfl I cratic Rep. Bernard Dwyer holds day la connection with the beating start hearing from groups who want Even in the state Legislature, he search, the prosecutor s offloe i one of the most powerful assign- death of a mildly retarded woman funding. wat known as a lawmaker who liked Officials nld a relative f-J ments in the state's congressional whoae body was found in a wooded "By the first of February, people to work behind the scenes. ' seen the victim alive M delegation. area here, authorities said. will be coming into the office on a He won the Appropriations Com- afternoon. An autopsy I The lawmaker from Edison. N.J.. daily basis and letting us know what The youth, whose name was not mittee seat of his predecessor. Rep. released because of his age, was Byron died as a result of blows to who is beginning his third two-year they think." Dwyer said recently. Edward Patten. D-N.J.. the only the head and spine. officials said term in Congress, is New Jersey's "You hear from teachers, parents, housed in the Ocean County Juvenile vacant seat on the panel in 1980, After the body was found, police only member of the House Ap- libraries, doctors' groups, hospitals, Detention Center in Toms River after a major lobbying effort by the said they were searching for the propriations Committee, the panel school people." awaiting an appearance In juvenile state's delegation. court today, according to a state- operator of a three-wheel, all- that helps decide how the govern- At the end of the last Congress. ment issued by the county pros- terrain veh.ole. ment will spend its money. Dwyer ranked 31st among the 36 "It puts one in a position to be ecutor's office. •The veh "le led us to him. a Even though his clout is some- Democrats on the panel. He also directly helpful to municipalities Authorities said the boy has been police di«pi cher. who declined to what limited because he is only ranked fourth out of six Democrats and institutions in the district,' charged in connection with the give her name, laid yesterday. starting his fifth year on Capitol on the commerce, justice, state and Dwyer said. "It isn't glamorous, but Hill. Dwyer has become an import- judiciary subcommittee, and it's a very powerful committee." ant champion for New Jersey's seventh out of eight Democrats on Dwyer said that in recent years, Infant found in garbage bin interests because of his committee the labor, health and human ser- he has lobbied successfully for longer because of the coM assignment. vices, and education subcommittee. federal aid for Perth Amboy. N.J., TEANECK - A newborn boy temperatures." said Mary Ellen "Anybody on appropriations has Ms. Randlett says her staff is funding for the Pinelands in South found in a garbage bin behind a Bolton of Holy Name Hospital more effect than anybody not on constantly sending memos to gasoline station in this Bergen Jersey, and a program that provides where the baby wat placed in «n appropriations. ' said Catherine Dwyer, informing him of their County community was hospitalized medical equipment for schools in- incubator. Randlett. director of New Jersey's positions on various spending BERNARD DWYER yesterday in satisfactory condition, cluding Rutgers University, which is Police said the search lot the lobbying office here. measures under consideration. in his district. authorities said. •In previous years, he's always The baby, wrapped in a plastic baby's mother was continuing. Last year. Randlett said. Dwyer His attention to spending bag, was discovered early Saturday Meanwhile, Morris County of- tried to be helpful, but he couldn't wrote 18 million in highway funds measures takes up so much time always be as helpful as he is now. bills don't contain legislation. morning after a service station ficials said there was still IK. for New Jersey into a transportation that it precludes him from introduc- They're just spending, and you customer heard the child's cries, identification of a newborn girl Each year he's in a better position measure. because the more seniority you ing legislative initiatives of his own. spend a lot of time on this." police said. whose body was found on Christmas have, the more you can get written "There's no question he's been he said. Dwyer said he may speak out "There is no doubt the baby Eve in a wooded area of Mendhanr. in." able to be more and more helpful." Asked what bills he might in- more often during this third term, probably would have died if he had An autopsy showed the baby died of With President Reagan expected she said. troduce this year. Dwyer said. "You but added. "I tend to think people been left in the trash bin for much exposure and hypothermia The soft-spoken, boyish-looking don't understand. Appropriations know about me.". to submit his proposed 1986 budget Man kills self after shooting Iv/o RUNNEMEDE - A 71-year-old covered the women, were on Ike- man halted by a police barricade lookout for Knisel • became Everybody has to eat. Such not-so- disposal operation. More and more orlginal logic is in vogue on Wall companies are settling down to Street these days, based upon a making the basic food business the tax on capital gains basic investment conservatism more profitable and competitive. At that's made food company stocks the same time, there is also some creased the maximum rate on such ments rather than free it to build popular again. By JOHN CUNN1FF consolidation going on within the NEW YORK (API - The gains but which, nevertheless, kept new plants that would employ more Investors painfully learned in 1984 ANDRE food industry, such as the Beatrice Heritage Foundation is out with a some preference. people to provide more goods and that Americans don't feel they have purchase of Esmark and the Nestle paper that will add fuel to the That preference — over rates on services. any patriotic duty to buy home LECKEY purchase of both Carnation and Hills burning controversy about taxing ordinary income — was enough for In turn, such an expansion of the computers or video games. The Brothers. capital gains, which are the President Carter to make a big to- economy would provide more stocks of such companies which sell Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette financial rewards of investments in do about the subject, and in 1978 his profits and larger payrolls to be discretionary products plummet i recommends purchase of three food businesses, stocks, art and more. Treasury Department proposed end- taxed when folks simply aren't buying. stocks which it believes are under- Don't raise the capital gains tax, ing any special treatment of such Bartlett doesn't let it drop there. Not food companies, however. priced. Consolidated Foods (around says the paper just issued by the gains. Instead, he goes back to the equity This dullest of dull industries, right energy costs, and extremely stable *33, NYSE) is selling at a 10 percent conservative foundation, which Instead, Congress cut the gains argument and declares it up there with electrical utilities In commodity costs over the past six discount to the industry when, based sometimes has a strong influence on tax after learning that the 1969 "spurious." terms of non-glamour, performed quarters all bode well for the upon its prospects, it should be White House thinking. Do the op- increase had severely hurt high- In fact, he says, "the only fair tax like a champ in ISM as Investors industry, he believes. selling at a 10 percent premium. posite. technology companies by reducing rate on capital gains is zero, sought its stability Food stocks It is inflation, particularly when it Leach says. Nabisco (around $52. Says Heritage economist Bruce the amount of risk capital needed to because capital gains are not in- outperformed the stock market by goes beyond the seven percent level, NYSE) has completed a number of Bartlett: do the economy a favor finance them. And that argument come in an economic sense." Capi- an impressive IS percent. They have that really takes a "bite" out of the new product introductions due to the and eliminate the capital gains tax remains potent today tal, he points out, is an asset. It is outperformed the market In three of food stocks. industrywide "cookie wars." and altogether, rather than raising it as Bartlett suggests that "raising an asset that produces income. the past four years. Some food "People were still eating between should begin to show strong earnings proposed by Treasury Secretary capital gains taxes does not necess- To tax that income, and also tax stocks literally haven't had earnings 1978 and 1980, but you would've lost growth by the fourth quarter, he Donald Regan. arily lead to an increase in federal the asset that produces that income, declines in three decades. money on your food stocks in those says. Swift Independent (around $26. To abolish it, he maintains, would tax revenues." A reduction, he says, he argues, is to impose a double tax. Though some of the stocks are years," recalls William Leach, American Stock Exchange) has lead to greater revenue for Uncle is more likely. "which is indefensible on equity now a bit expensive and price jumps analyst with the Donaldson, Lufkin been clobbered by a down cycle in Sam, while also spurring business He argues that not only would grounds and seriously detrimental as great as last year are unlikely, Si Jenrette brokerage house. hogs, but that should turn around in formation, creating jobs, encourag- wealthy individuals decline to invest to the economy." some industry analysts believe they "People were so scared of inflation the second half of the year and mean ing risk-taking, inspiring innovation in new businesses if capital gains While the issue might be obscure any continue to do well at least back then that they irrationally a substantial earnings recovery over and spurring the production of goods taxes were raised, but that they in the United States, he states, it is Bsrough the first half of 1965. ended up buying oil stocks and other the next two years, he says. and services. would hold onto what they had. And clearer in other countries, such as investors in food stocks used to kinds of commodities that appeared Bartlett, former director of the if they took the latter course, they'd Belgium, Italy, Japan, the Nether- be very a conservative bunch seek- to be benificiaries of inflation, while Bear, Stearns likes Kellog Co. Joint Economic Committee of Con- pay no taxes. lands, West Germany and Australia, ing high dividends, but they now selling consumer product com- (around *42, NYSE) because it is the gress and now vice president of The reason: Capital gains taxes none of which tax long-term capital have been joined by a more specu- panies. It was a big mistake, for dominant company in the ready-to- Polyconomics, Inc., a consulting are collected only when the tax- gains. lative, performance-oriented they really should've done the very eat cereal business, which has the firm, even suggests that it might be payer sells. If he or she chooses not And finally, Bartlett maintains group," says Clinton O. Meyer III, opposite." ability to raise prices when it wants, unlawful to tax capital gains. to sell, then Uncle Sam can collect that to tax long-term capital gains an analyst with the Bear, Stearns & Meyer believes. General Mills While Bartlett offers a convincing no revenue. might violate the Constitution, "be- A number of food companies, 1 cause the 16th Amendment only 0a. brokerage house. "This new perhaps themselves a bit bored with (around $49, NYSE) has run into argument, he knows that he is bound An increase in the capital gains breed is in there for rapid price short-term problems in a variety of to be challenged on the basis of tax rate, says Bartlett, would there- gives government the power to lay their ceaseless stability, got in a bit areas such as its Izod ("alligator") fore lock capital into existing invest- and collect taxes on income, and appreciation on a short-term basis." over their heads in the 1970s by equity. capital is not income." At the same time, the food stocks diversifying into a number of areas shirt business but will probably have Why. it is often asked, should the " should continue to provide a safe ranging from toys to shower cur- turned itself around by fiscal 1986. rich be permitted to accumulate •arbor of dividend and earnings tains to Pharmaceuticals to luggage. he predicts. capital assets without being taxed growth of 10 percent or better even But that trend has cooled down Merrill Lynch prefers Quaker or. when they are, at rates lower - during uncertain times. The current and many of the companies have Oats (around $35, NYSE) because it than the those on ordinary income? economic climate is good for food sold off such meandering oper- has a good balance of businesses and Most capital gains, it is known, go stocks, according to William ations, admitting that they didn't good earnings momentum for this to the wealthy. Magaire. analyst with Merrill Lynch understand them as well as their year and next. It likes Consolidated That question was asked, for It Co. The reduction In general main business. For example, Dart & Foods for its excellent 10 percent- example in the late 1960s, and the inflation, as well as inflation in Kraft recently decided to sell its plus earnings growth and 20 percent answer was the Tax Reform Act of terms of labor, packaging and Kitchenaid dishwasher and garbage return on equity. 1969. a measure that sharply in- • •• HARD WORKOUTS. HARD BODIES. 80°/o EVERYTHING GOES NAUTILUS THOUSANDS OF WINTER FASHIONS AEROBICS nothing hiMtacfc WIMSt •ate TAEKWONDO roenter sprits, fuMin MW! RUSH IN FOR RACKS and RACKS of SUPER UMAOVERTISEO SPECIALS WITNESS DEPARTMENT STORE 44 APPLE STREET, TINTON FALLS Off taw—tun; Am. »l McOoaaMs MATAWAN MIDDLETOWN EDISON DAILY • MT. fcafrMB/IIMM. * FW. TW. t SUN. NOON TO S HT. ,34, NICHOLS PLAZA RT. 35, PATHMARK CTR. OAKWOOD PLAZA M34123 671-3223 494-5700 842-2727 BE I I V A. The Daily Register More CIA dirty tricks WASHINGTON - Now and then, I have and a photographic crew taking pictures yielded to the temptation to make sport of of everyone going in and wit of my office. Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register the tribulations of the CIA. which has I understand that the CIA must (loop to A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper taken my Jibes in ill humor. occasional perfidies in plying its trade. In the case of Ronald Ray Rewald. for But this doesn't give it the right to poison JAMES B. McKEARNEY. JR example. I got hold of suppressed docu- the judicial process. In matters that don't I'resiilmi mid Publisher ments that show the CIA's intrepid spies involve the security of the nation, maybe •. JACK the time has come again to question the Herbert H. Thorpe. Jr. have been tripping over their cloaks and Arthur Z Kamin Charles C. Triblehorn daggers. CIA's policy of suppression, intimidation ' Editor S.nd.ii Kdllor AltutaM Editor ANDERSON and misrepresentation. Russell P. Rauch Jane Fodtraro Doris Kulman Rewald was a CIA undercover man who NWM editor ni|l Editor Editorial Pag* Editor faces criminal fraud charges in the LIGHTS! ACTION!: The Secret Service Thomas C Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J. Pelleartno collapse of his Honolulu-based investment has devised a brilliant method of ident- Director a] Marketing i'lunuuuin Director Conlroller firm. The less the public hears about the Frank J Allocca case, the more relieved the CIA will be. ifying employees driving to work today at Prodnrlwiii MannQtr Its concern is over embarrassment, not business firms along the inaugural parade security. take part in a drug-smuggling operation route: They're to turn their headlights on A6 MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1985 So the CIA's paid obfuscators went did the CIA come out of hiding. as they approach the restricted area. tiptoeing into court and persuaded the On the day the story appeared, the CIA's Troublemakers, presumably, will be too judge to seal the embarrassing docu- public affairs director wrote me a cryptic stupid to figure out why some cars get ments. The judge also placed the ir- note demanding that I turn over my through and others don't. repressible Rewald under court order not sources to the CIA inspector general, the Security is a lot tighter on the buildings "It's stopped rattling. Put the gun away and to talk about his troubles. Justice Department and the two con- that line the parade route. "No window is I am one of those perverse reporters gressional intelligence committees. "If no to be opened under any circumstances," let's get back to sleep' who is more intrigued than deterred when such evidence is forthcoming," he wrote warned one firm's memo to employees. a government agency pulls down the sternly, "we will assume that you have And anyone who tries for a bird's-eye view blinds. So I dispatched my associates Indy none." from a rooftop will face "serious conse- Badhwar and Dale Van Atta to poke into My response was also cryptic: "I would quences" from the security police. the story be happy to exchange sources with the CIA Not long afterward. Rewald got a phone any time," I wrote. Should the CIA decline TWO FOR TWO: In the past, the call from a man who claimed to be to divulge Its sources to me, though, I American Israel Public Affairs Com- Badhwar. The caller insisted that Rewald won't necessarily assume that it has none. mission has confined its lobbying ac- explain some of the details of the story. This isn't the first run-in I've had with tivities to issues of direct importance to This would have violated the court order the CIA. On an earlier occasion, my house Israel, such as arms sales to Arab and gotten Rewald into more trouble than was under surveillance by men with countries. But the committee has recently he's already in. binoculars in parked cars, and I was taken aim at members of Congress whom So Rewald hung up and phoned a conscious of being followed. It took a it perceives to be less friendly to Israel confidant who could communicate with Senate committee to find out what was than they could be. my office without being penalized by the going on. It turned out that I was the Last fall, the group helped to defeat Sen. court. The confidant was assured that "mudhen" In an illegal CIA surveillance Charles Percy, R-III. Earlier this month, Badhwar had not called Rewald. called "Operation Mudhen." AIPAC took aim at Rep. Melvin Price. D- My reporters became aware of other III., chairman of the House Armed At one point, the CIA had 18 radio cars Services Committee. House aides re- discomforting attentions, which indicated following my reporters and me on our the CIA was lurking in the shadows. Not ported getting calls from AIPAC on behalf daily rounds. It also had an electronics of Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis — who was until I published a Rewald allegation that team eavesdropping on our conversations he had been asked by a CIA superior to subsequently elected chairman. Easing cancer victims' pain WASHINGTON — Over the next 12 How could so humane a measure be months an estimated 8.000 Americans will rejected so roundly? Some members die in agony. They will be suffering the feared that if hospital pharmacies were almost unbearable pain of terminal stocked with even small amounts of cancer. Congress has the power to relieve heroin, the pharmacies would become this pain, but effective action will require JAMES more vulnerable to robbery. Others feared a measure of political courage — and that the hospitals' supplies somehow political courage is a commodity always KILPATRICK would be diverted to street sales. The in short supply on Capitol Hill. main reason the bill failed was that many What is proposed is that Congress members, seeing that the measure would authorize physicians to prescribe heroin be defeated, were unwilling to cast votes for hospital patients "for relief of intrac- that might be interpreted back home as table pain due to terminal cancer." The "pro-heroin." Senate bill sponsored by Hawaii's Daniel If committees in both chambers will act Inouye contains carefully drawn safe- available in the United States since 1960. promptly, perhaps the bill will pass this guards. The heroin made available to Meanwhile other nations, notably Eng- time. As Waxman told the House last hospital pharmacies would be manufac- land, have continued to make heroin year, only 2 percent of all drug-related tured under government license. The drug available to ease the pain of cancer robberies occur in hospitals. Their phar- could be prescribed only by doctors victims. The drug acts more quickly than macies already carry stocks of other registered under the Controlled morphine; it causes less nausea and controlled substances, and there is little Substances Act. and it Could be given only vomiting; administered by injection, her- reason to believe that the relatively to patients having cancer "with a high and oin is 2 12 times more potent than minute stocks of heroin would enlarge the predictable mortality." morphine, and because of this charac- risk. As for diversion, Waxman made the Behind Inouye s bill is a 10-year teristic much smaller doses are required. point that the whole nationwide program campaign led by the National Committee No other analgesic has the unique probably would not require more than 15 on the Treatment of Intractable Pain. properties of heroin. Physicians recently pounds of heroin — this, compared to the These are some of the arguments. that have been experimenting with a drug tons of heroin illegally available through support, the committee's efforts: known as Dilaudid-HP, marketed bv Knoll the underworld commerce in narcotics. Heroin is the most elfectiv* painkiller Pharmaceuticals. It is better than To suggest that those who support the ever discovered. The drug first was morphine (it is more soluble and more bill are "soft on drugs" Is absurd. Not one synthesized in England in 1874. The Bayer potent), but according to an article in the line in the Inouye bill implies the slightest Co. of Germany began marketing it in New England Journal of Medicine, the relaxation in the government's tough line 1898. and for the next quarter-century new drug has more side effects and less against dealers in controlled substances. Gas and oil picture heroin was widely prescribed as an painkilling action than heroin. His co-sponsors include such liberal analgesic. Lamentably, the drug was so Last year Rep. Henry Waxman, D- Democrats as Riegle of Michigan and such With county residents already tion of New Jersey, says "the supply widely and so loosely prescribed that Calif. sponsored a House bill along the conservative Republicans as Warner of having experienced bitter cold, and is strong and it looks like it is going many users became addicted. In 1924 lines of Inouye's bill. It was a good bill, Virginia and Symnu of Idaho. Their sole. Congress prohibited the manufacture and and it had impressive bipartisan sponsor- aim Is to relieve the terrible pain of more bitter cold sure to come before to hold steady or go down. It's an importation of heroin, but hospitals were ship. But on Sept. 19, with elections only persons dying of cancer by permitting winter's icy freeze thaws out. it is aberration in the marketplace." permitted to keep their supplies for seven weeks away, the bill died under an physicians to use the best means toward welcome news that the cost of home Whatever it is. it is also great news emergency use. In 1956 even that privilege avalanche of "no" votes. The count was that end. The bill ought to pass without a 355-55 against it. heating oil is expected to remain at a for hard-pressed homeowners who was revoked. Heroin has not been legally dissenting vote. depressed level and plentiful supplies aren't getting much help with cost of gasoline are keeping at-the-lank reductions on other fronts. costs down all across the state. And if we can get a return to FROM OUR READERS The cost of home heating oil is of warmer weather, the picture may brighten even more. prime importance to us all. but tein. And anyone who pays their bills the beacon ol freedom and civilization, our particularly to the elderly who live in Jerry Ferrara. executive director Bernstein praised should be echoing my sentiments. streets often resemble battlefields, our one-family homes on fixed incomes. - of the New Jersey Gasoline Retailers Joan M. Sodon parks have become the mugger's para- Union Beach Heating oil prices are 20 to 22 cents- Association, expects gasoline prices To The Editor: dise, and our homes become our own per-gallon lower than they were at the to fluctuate during February, with an Congratulations, Councilman Lee Punish crime prisons. Scores of innocent victims, all same time last year, and the average outside chance that they may even fall Bernstein. We've finally got somebody ages and colors, everyday become victims Middletown while minding their own business. And, consumer has spent $100 to $120 less to new lows. who isn't afraid to do the job he was elected to do. To the Editor what kind of punishment is repeatedly than last year so far. Winter is usually a bleak period but I'm not too crazy about paying my bills I'm not saying that those four youths got handed to their tormentors? Nothing. Fred Sacco. executive vice presi- the picture this year is a little bit what they deserved when they were shot either. And I like it even less paying for in that subway car. Neither am I saying Any nation that tolerates and actually dent of the Fuel Merchants Associa- brighter than it has been. the deadbeats who have their priorities that the rifleman did the right or the protects criminals Is, to put it mildly, at mixed up. All those who don't pay are wrong thing. I wasn't there, only the sick and cowardly as they are. What we taking money out of my pocket and all the participants know for sure. All I know, and want and desperately need is a govern- other residents who pay up. And I'm fed it is no secret, Is that mugging, raping and ment that will swiftly and justly hand out up to the teeth with those politicians who killing of innocent people has unfortunate- the same severe punishment they, the allow this to happen. ly become a way of life. It is out of hand criminals, give their Innocent and un- Servicemen without cover Instead of praising Bernstein I'm read- and someone has to put an end to it. > ing and hearing of getting rid of him As protected victims. In this great country of ours, supposedly Minos Rigopoulis going to carry an umbrella in combat, for turning his back "on the little people" The Army Clothing and Equipment if I remember correctly, an ordinance was Board has ruled that Army men may so we don't need them." passed to make allowances for hardship not carry umbrellas while on duty. The Navy doesn't permit umbrellas cases. Go through the proper channels if TODAY IN HISTORY An Army spokesman said Army you're hurting, you will be helped. Bat I because "that's the way it is." fear It's not those who are truly hurting Secretary John Marsh Jr. and Gen. The Air Force, probably the most doing all the squawking. BY The Associated Press In 1908, New York City enacted an John A Wickham Jr., the Army's chief ordinance which nude smoking in public non-traditional of the service "Let's work together. Let's work Today U Monday, Jan. 21, the list day of staff, believe the image of male by women punishable by a fine of $5 to 125 branches, permits umbrellas, as do together" is being touted about. From of IMS. There are S44 days left In the year. Army officers walking around with Today's highlight hi history: and up to 10 days' imprisonment. all the the women's branches. what I've heard and seen at council In 1915. the first Kiwanis Club was umbrellas is somehow intrinsically meetings and what I read, I don't think On Jan. 21, 1914, Russian revolutionary founded in Detroit. unmilitaristic. They feel it is an We suspect that professional foot- much effort is being put forth to attain Vladimir Ilyich Lenin died of a stroke at ball players may be seen with an that goal. the age of 54. In 1950, a federal Jury in New York artificial affection that Army officers On this date: found former State Department official need not have. umbrella now and then, and they can't To digress for just a minute; as far as picking on IFF, I say "baloney." In 1793, King Louis XVI of France was Alger Hiss guilty of perjury. Some other Army officers consider be considered wimpy. I again say congratulations, Mr. Berns- sent to the guillotine. The general purpose of an umbrella In 1*1, Jefferson Davis of Mississippi Also in 1950, George Orwell, the author carrying umbrellas wimpy. and four other Southerners resigned from of "Nineteen Eight-Four" and "Animal Last year, the commandant of the is to keep from getting wet. A dry the U.S. Senate. Farm," died In London. , Marines overruled a board suggestion serviceman should be a better one and other Marines said. •We're not than a wet one. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU OHnsmtiomxf A sweet reward ISSOBVUPRX. There are 8,000 pounds of M&Ms they ate the candy. floating around Washington.' They will As more and more candy carne in, be dlstributred at the inaugural ball*. the workers realized they were But Mine 50 pounds of them will never wrong. So they investigated, and now make it. those attending the balls will enjoy When the candy arrived at in- the treat And the sweet-toothed augural headquarters, some of the workers have been rewarded to some workers thought they were being degree. rewarded for long hours at no pay. So But no Jelly betas? Sir Robert Fraser, creator MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1985 The Daily Regirter A7 OBITUARIES of British commercial TV Wife of jockey dies LONDON I API - Sir Robert under his domain. John P. VanExter, 65; Fraser. known as the father or Fraser remained head of the commercial television broadcasting authority until 1970. The ITA later of gunshot wound in Britain, died Sunday, his daugh- became the Independent Broad- ter, Rosalind Gilmour, said. He was casting Authority when commercial LOS ANGELES (API - Linda owner who built the turr course at Midlantie vice president 80. radio started in the 1970s Pincay, wire or jockey Lalfit Pincay Hollywood Park, met her husband M1DDLBT0WN - John P. Van- He served in the U.S. Army Signal Gilmour said Fraser was round John Whitney, the current direc- Jr., died yesterday or a self-inflicted after he had ridden a horse for her Kxter. 85. died Thursday at Corps during World War II. and dead in his bed in his central London tor of the IBA, laid Fraser's "vision gunshot wound to the head, rather. They were married in 1988 Hiverview Medical Center. Red attended Pace University In 1M6 49 home. The cause or death was not has created the framework which authorities said. .and have two children. Bank. Surviving are his wife. Rose given. has magnificently stood the test of Mrs. Pincay. 37. shot herself in In 1982, the Panama-born Pincay. Barn in Hoboken, he lived in Bravala VanKxter a son. Eric J. Fraser was named the first 30 years and has given the indepen- the head Friday afternoon at her 38, became the third rider to win Ksscx Fells before moving here in VanExter. at home: a daughter. director general or the Independent dent broadcasting system the sue Hollywood home, said police Sgt. 5,000 races, joining Bill Shoemaker 1955. Audrey D. VanExter. at borne; two Television Authority in 1954 and was cess and stature it enjoys today." Ron Dina said. She had been in ill and John Longden. Before retiring in May 1884. he sisters. Mrs. Grace Fliedner of charged with creating a commercial Born in Adelaide, Australia, health since suffering a burst appen- Pincay has been in a slump this w;is a vice president and trust Neptune and Mrs. Dorothea Hielly alternative to the state-owned Brit- Fraser moved to Britain at age 23. dix last year. season at Santa Anita, in one stretch officer for Midlantie National Bank. of Millville. ish Broadcasting Corp.. which is studied at the London School of "We don't know if it was a suicide riding 24 straight non-winners. He Red Bank, after 25 years or service. The John K. Day Funeral Home. funded by television license fees. Economics and became a news- attempt or an accident, or what- has won with only seven of 71 He was a member of the New Red Bank, was in charge of arrange- "He walked into a job which paper editorial writer. He was an ever. We don't have a motive or mounts, a 10 percent rate that is Jersey Estate Planning Board. ments. didn't have staff, transmitters or unsuccesful candidate for Parlia- anything," Dina said. about 10 points below his career anything. He started from scratch ment from the Labor Party in 1935. She died at Hollywood Presby- average, and built it up from the ground." After World War II. he was terian Hospital Pincay, riding Swale, won the Gilmour said. "He oversaw the appointed director general of the Mrs Pincay. the daughter of the Kentucky Derby last year after 10 Charles A. Winant, former fitting of transmitters and worked Central Office of Information, the late William Radkovich, a horse unsuccessful tries. out the details of contracts between government's public relations arm. committeeman in Howell the various TV companies." and was knighted for his services in Regulations on advertising and 1947. Lord Balogh dies at 79, former JACKSON - Charles A. Winant. Legal Fund, both here. the number of television stations in He is survived by his wife, the a former Howell committeeman. He was a past president of the the independent network also came former Betty Harris, and Gilmour top adviser to prime ministers died yesterday at Community Mem- Telephone Pioneers Life Member orial Hospital, Toms River. Club. Carl Whitmore Chapter. LONDON (API - Lord Balogh. a Educated in his native Budapest. Born in Staten Island. N.Y.. he Staten Island: and a past vice Haskell Katz, co-owner of Stage Deli former top economic adviser to Hungary, as well as Berlin and lived in Howell until moving here In Labor Party prime ministers Harold Harvard University in Cambridge. president of United Republican NEW YORK I API '— Haskell are two in Rockefeller Center, the 1983 Wilson and James Callaghan. died Mass.. Thomas Balogh settled in Club, Howell. Katz. co-owner of the famous Stage Greentree Coffee Shop and the Before retiring in 1973. Mr. Wi- Sunday at his home in the Britain during World War II and Surviving are his wife. Margaret Delicatessen on Broadway and cighl Crepe Place. nant was an installer for New York Hampslead district of north London, became a fellow of Balliot College at other city restaurants, has died at Katz. who began his working lire Telephone Co after 45 years of O'Connor Winant: two sons. Charles his family said. He was 79. Oxford University. A. Winant or Horseheads. NY., and the age of 56. as an electrician, bought his first service. restaurant, the Red Chimney at Balogh suffered a heart attack In 1964. Harold Wilson chose him Robert Winant of Middletown: a Katz died Saturday night at Mi as a senior economic adviser to the He was a member of the Staten Sinai Hospital after a long illness 103rd and Broadway, in 1954. Since and stroke more than a year ago and Island Baseball Old-timers: the daughter. Mrs. Carole J. Hall of never fully recovered, his son Cabinet. Balogh became Wilson s Howell: eight grandchildren and Katz and his partners. Lou then he had owned dozens of H.G. McCully Chapter of the Tele- restaurants around Manhattan Christopher said. No other details personal economic adviser in 1967 four great-grandchildren. Auerbach and Joe Greenwald. had and a life peer in 1968. He advised phone Pioneers of America Life Surviving are his wife. Annette about the cause of death were The C.H.T Clayton and Son owned the popular delicatessen for Callaghan in 1978 and 1979 Member Club. Asbury Park: the eight years and personally super- Katz. a son. Steven Katz: a daugh- disclosed Funeral Home. Adelphia. is in Howell Senior Citizens: and the Oak intended the pickling, roasting and ter, Carol Zelkin. and two grand- charge or arrangements. Tree Social Club and the Oak Tree curing or the corned beer and children. pastrami that gave the Stage its Funeral services will be held Stuck ship budges a bit reputation. today at the Schwartz Funeral PALM BEACH. Fla. IAPI — A board, to move the freighter ever so Julia J. Collins, longtime Among their other restaurants Home in Forest Hills. Queens grounded freighter that was tossed slightly. The ship has moved a total by a fierce storm through a seawall or 3'4 inches since the first attempt schoolteacher in Freehold William W. Walling to land in the backyard of an Jan. 12. oceanside mansion was pulled with John Witte Sr . president or - Julia J Collins. School MIDDLETOWN - William W Surviving are two sons. Thomas a force or 200 tons in an attempt to Donjon Marine or Hillside. N.J.. the 93. a former Freehold schoolteacher She was a charter member of the Walling. 60. of Port Monmoulh. died Walling of Atlantic Highlands, and dislodge it — but it moved only 2'z salvage company hired bv the stair, for 45 years, died yesterday at St. St. Rose No. 737 Catholic Daughters Saturday at Hahnemann University Brian Walling, with whom he lived inches considered yesterday* progress Alphonsus' Rectory. of America, where she was a former Hospital. Philadelphia. three brothers. Alvin Walling of Old The rusting Venezuelan freighter slow, but satisfying. "I'm not disap- Born in Atlantic Township, she third grand regent of court. Born in Hazlet. he was a lifelong Bridge. George Walling of Jackson, Mercedes I didn't move much on pointed especially in light of the fad lived in Freehold most of her life. After retiring, she joined her Bayshore area resident and Charles Walling or West yesterday but it was farther than it that we had a cable down.' he said She was a graduate of Freehold nephew, the Rev. Frederick J. Before retiring lour years ago. Keansburg: a sister. Mrs Marge has gone since Thanksgiving, when It moved more tonight than it ever High School and Trenton Normal Clancy, as his secretary, house- Mr. Walling was a superintendent ul Hupp or Bloomfield: and two grand- a stormed-tossed ocean deposited it has before." School. keeper and teacher in the C.C.D. at construction with Jersey Ceiur.il children. at the back door or millionaire One or three cables being used She received her bachelor's and Our Lady Queen of Peace. Power and Light Co.. Farmingdalc. Mollie Wilmol s coastal estate alternately rrayed under the press- master's degrees in education from Hainesport for 36 years. The John F. Pfleger Funeral It took a series or startandslop ure or the pull yesterday shortly Rutgers University. Surviving are three other He was a U.S. Marine Corps Home. New Monmouth. is in charge pulls, using steel cables and a after tugging efforts began tor the Before retiring 23 years ago. she nephews. James W. Collins of veteran or World War II. (if arrangements. massive power-driven winch on evening. worked in Freehold school system 45 Vincentown, Joseph R. Collins or of her 50 years as an instructor. Freehold, and Michael E. Collins of She also was an organizer of the Freehold Township: four nieces. Freehold Teacher's Organization. Anne M. Clancy of Monroe. Clarice Government, private sector join While in Freehold, she was a Reed of Cedar Grove. Dorothy communicant of St. Rose of Lima Evans of Freehold and Louise Roman Catholic Church, where she Skokos of Freehold Township: 14 was secretary of the Cemetery great-nieces and great-nephews, and Organization for many years. 13 great-great-nieces and great- to draft compromise housing plan She was a promoter for the great-nephews. "This is the first time 1 have seen Propagation or the Faith, and helped The Freeman Funeral Funeral TRENTON 1AP1 - State legis- "The question now is how we will cisions. such a consensus since f have been organize the Parent-Teacher As- Home. Freehold, is in charge of lators, the governor's office and arrive at compromise legislation Under the compromise legis- around," said W. Cary Edwards. sociation of the St. Rose of Lima arrangements. builders have joined forces to draft (hat stays within the guidelines of lation, the state would be divided Kean's chief counsel, adding that he legislation that would offer a com- the Mount Laurel decisions." he into six housing regions where has been following the issue for 12 promise solution for providing af- said. regional councils would determine years. Huntington Cairns, former fordable housing to low- and moder- lindcr the first Mount Laurel each community's "fair share ate-income families under the New decision in 1975. the state's highesl assessments" of low- and moderate- national art gallery official Jersey Supreme Court's con- court ruled that developing com- income housing. troversial Mount Laurel rulings. munities could not use exclusionary The councils would be able to Dr. Steven J. Marder Benjamin N. Cardozo lecture de- zoning laws, such as those that forge agreements enabling munici- NAGS HEAD. N.C. BY FRED RUTHENBERG wu a bronud gladiator In "Last Days of Pompeii," the wrong picture; the twins should be together In plays the character with an endearing twinkle. Above death as they were In life. NEW YORK (API - Movie ro|ue Errol Flynn wu everything else, Flynn Menu to have bean a charmer. The reporter, played to an unsavory turn by Peter the kind of king-sin character who would make great Hal Linden Is also believable as movie mogul Harry Jurasik (a former drug dealer on "Hill Street Blues" I. copy (or the screaming headlines of today's checkout- Warner, who wu blustery, shrewd, pragmatic and offers the grieving parents money to drape the kids counter tabloids. even fatherly In Us dealings with Flynn. over each other In a new burial. The parents, who look Tonight, those sleaxy supermarket papers get The film begins with Flynn's arrival In Hollywood like the subjects in Grant Wood's painting, "American appropriately rude treatment from ABC's "Scandal In 1835 as a X-year-old unknown and ends with his Gothic," turn him down flat, so he bribes a funeral Sheet." while Flynn is handled with kid gloves in CBS' acquittal in a IMS statutory rape case. In between, home official to get the right shot. competing "My Wicked. Wicked Ways ... The Legend there's his failed marriage to French film queen Lili Fallen believes he's doing a public service, at least of Errol Flynn." Damita (Barbara Hershey), hii battles with the movie for some segments of the public. He says ordinary Although both films are watchable. "Scandal studio and assorted adventures, Including a stint people lead gray lives, and he works hard to give them Sheet," starring Burt Lancaster in a rare TV role, is fighting in the Spanish Civil War when he was wounded excitement and vicarious thrills. "The world doesn't more substantial "My Wicked, Wicked Ways It and reported to be dead by at least one newspaper just belong to college graduates," he says. engagingly light-hearted, but viewers will leave the account Based on an article by a former National Enquirer three-hour film feeling they've missed the full story. That breathless headline undoubtedly sold news- writer, "Scandal Sheet" reveals some of the insidious Based on Flynn's autobiography, the movie is a papers, which is all that the sensationally vulgar ways tabloids get their stories, dangling sums of whitewash, a glorified, sanitized profile of an on- and Inside World in "Scandal Sheet" Is In the business of money to low-salary workers on movie sets and in off-screen idol who comes across as more college doing. In this no-holds-barred endlctment, "Scandal studios for "information." prankster than wicked womanizer. Sheet" demonstrates that the basic differences Betides this Inside look into Peeping-Tom reporting. All his fights are provoked by the other guy and his between these sex- and scandal-crazed weeklies and "Scandal Sheet," which was done by Henry Winkler's drinking is mostly social. His escapades are more the responsible publications are Integrity and conscience. production company, also rises above standard TV harmless kind glamorized in today's macho beer Lancaster, who played the savage gossip columnist tare because of Pamela Reed's performance as a commercials. J.J. Huntecker in the 1957 film, "Sweet Smell of straight journalist who sells out to Inside World for It appears CBS intentionally made an apolitical Success," does well u the manipulative, demanding an fSO.OOO-a-year salary. film. Published reports of Flynn's friendship with an and insensitive Inside World publisher Harold Fallen. Her character study ponders where necessity begins alleged Nati spy are swept under the table. In fact, He buys people, has his reporter* stage embarrassing and conscience ends. the friend, a Dutchman, here becomes an adventurous incidents and doesn't care about the human conse- Irishman played by Darren McGuvin. quences. Although she's toonaiv e about the job expectation. If you can accept a little sugar-coating and see the Reed's Helen Grant symbolizes what can happen when PORTRAYING A LEGEND — Duncan Regehr film merely as a amiable peek into a bygone decent people get into situations that conflict with stars as Errol Flynn and Morgan Hart as Marie in Hollywood era. then "My Wicked. Wicked Ways" can One reporter takes pictures of dead Siamese twins their instincts and values. It's often folly and self "My Wicked, Wicked Ways ... The Legend oi Errol be "jolly good fun. sport." as Flynn would say in separate coffins. They had been separated In an deception to think they can change the system when, Flynn" on CBS tonight. Duncan Regehr. a strapping Canadian actor who effort to save their lives. Fallen says the reporter got in fact, the system will corrupt them. MONDAY PRIME TIME TELEVISION TODAY 7:00 7:30 8:00 I S30 I fcOO I 9:30 I 1ft00 I 10:30 ForM -Tt»U*a»)OI6TdFV»r TVI EVENNQ • TAXI SHOW SWEENEY TOOD hired hand'* dramatic ef- H:30*a SM0N a SIMON A.J. 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Musical) of Kalherme Anne Porters IMPENDENT NEWS vid Bowie. Cendy Clark. lUSHOaAM-SrCROfOflHCX S Qlnger Dinning. 130 • TREASURE HUNT t WKRPMCMCaMATI Documentary. short story about a Swsdish • MOW *•** -Tiny • to • MOW **» "KIM, • OFF THE SET SOAP OPERA UPDATE ALL MY CHILDREN: Smashing Cal lets Frank see Jill first. Frank new promotion, Brock arrives with work for Asa's rival Lydla Farr. Sophia checks into the presidential YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: into tree, a drunken Tad escapes realizes Cal loves the baby. With Ginny's Miami rap sheet. Bobbi. RYAN'S HOPE: Jacqueline suite disguised as a countess. Ver- with minor injuries. Given a stiff Jack accuses Ashley of being hung Lisa as co-signer, Diana able to feeling it's the last straw with swears to Rick she believes Max onica follows a trail of blood to her up on Victor. Jealous of Ashley. fine. Tad asks Dottie for the money. outbid Craig for yacht. Un- Brock, decides she and Terri should Innocent in Sydney's death. Pru She says she'll agree if he'll live bedroom and finds Lionel in her bed. Nikki goes on self-Improvement beknownst to Lucinda. a guilty Craig leave him. A gun-brandishing Brock angry because Rick still working for with her. When Joe catches Tad SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: kick. Jill gets Liz to pawn Jills let Diana outbid him. When Beverly appears at penthouse. Terri runs Max. Taking her sister's body back Suxi and Cagney break into Brett's jewels, but Instead of getting (10.000 stealing Ruth's jewelry. Tad is fired, Craig takes over as Lucinda's bounced out of the house. Dottie and away and is trapped in stairwell. to Kentucky, Pru says she plans to attic to search for missing evidence Jill only gets 19,000 and Liz refuses assistant. Barbara tells Brian she Ginny arrives with prop gun and stay there. Frank tells district to prove her Innocence. Warren asks to give her the extra money. Esther Donna wash their hands of Tad and has to learn if Gunnar dead or not. he moves in with Greg. Hilary stalls discovers that Brock has knocked attorney he knows Max has hurt Wendy to get close to Suzi and baby takes the $8,000 and gives Jill the Body is discovered off the coast of Bob on wedding date. Against Bobbi unconscious. As Ginny and people in the past. JiU believes Max Jonah. When Warren loses his cool, photos but says she wants another Australia where Gunnar took hot-air Brooke's wishes. Mark goes through Brock grapple, Brock's gun goes off. innocent. John worries about Wendy almost discovers hit hidden $10,000 for the negatives Cricket balloon, but body is not his. Diana with drug drop in order to give her Alan accuses Monica of having an Siobhan working In police depart- gun. Stephanie confirms police's returns to Genoa City. Tyrone tells agrees to let Cal be her partner in scoop. A drunken Murray tells Mark affair with Sean. Petros blames ment. belief that Sud la a cold-blooded Jan he feels weird posing as white that a judge and councilman are Le Club. Steve and Betsy decide to Scorpio for losing the yacht and man. Tyrone gets assistant manager become songwriters. John still re- SANTA BARBARA: Everyone killer. Ryder abandons T.R. in a involved in the drug ring. Palmer vows revenge. stunned to learn of Summer's cold alley. Susl pays a visit to Job at Newman Towers using the devastated when Daisy decides to sents David for ending his marriage GUIDING LIGHT: Kyle tells name Robert Tyrone. Neil pleads to Dee. murder. She's found dead to a Justine in hospital. Wendy vows to institute divorce proceedings. An- Roiie to get list of all Billy's warehouse with a white carnation. win custody of Soil's baby Jonah. with Tracy not to tell Danny all that drew, sick of the scam on Palmer, CAPITOL: When Sen. Har- prospective business partners or Lionel calls Warren assuring him Liza and Lloyd discover T.R.'s Lauren's done to hurt her. Neil says tells Cynthia he wants out. Linda rington's wife dies, Sam fears the he'll reveal her past to Rick. Ross he's safe but plans to remain in slashed knapsack and fear she's one more rejection could destroy sleeps with Harry in order to learn senator will reveal Sam's black- searches for the missing Philip. hiding Ted tells Laken he loves her Lauren. about Zack's "healing powers." mail. At the last minute. Harrington India agrees to give Glna lessons on ANOTHER WORLD: Peter is Sloane's guest on her talk show. how to be a lady. Police tell Lujack harbors murderess Emily. Peter Trey stunned when Harrington says he'll be off hook tor club explosion asks Perry to betray Carl. Catlin on air he was forced to endorse Trey if Andy can be found and made to strives for Kevin's affection. Grant and if he had it to do all over again confess. In Beirut, Fletcher becom- AT THE MOVIES and Qumn shocked by news of he would endorse Tyler. Paula es nearly hysterical when he sees an •wrmisa yfMiMa,i|i|a i. Thomasinas pregnancy. Kathleen decides to live in house she once injured child. Fletcher decides to InfOf rrl*ltion IOf • •ts#T ^V *vTTVVjr**Bja^r*sjT •• shared with Mark, while Mark and find his mystery woman while B(% •*>»)• IMNiM sYt UA djscouraged by the way Cass treat- 1:00. 7JO. S JO lag her. Cass recognizes a growing Clarissa decide to buy condo. Bren- Claire stays behind to tend the H«e CO» (A| IIS. Ill 7:30. Ill passion for Kathleen and sets up a da and Wally rendezvous at hospital wounded from shelling. Jim re- i»)ii*. rao.no Weswna we Edae mt 2 00. 4:0o. a oo. a oo. romantic evening. Carl tries to chapel. Suddenly My ma bursts in ceives out-of-town Job offer. An- escape Bay City with Mac hot on his and hauls Brenda away. Going for nabelle waits for administrative trail. Kathleen and Cass confess drive, Trey finds himself in front of board to vote on her reinstatement. Coo Id) 1:40. S:4S. S:4S. 7:10. their feelings for one another and house which is exact replica of the Vanessa, unable to cope with little nuraam SXAZA CHMSU av vow to face Tony the Tuna (the loan house in painting in his bedroom. Billy, takes to popping tranquilisers. flamingo KM (r>O-13) 1J0, 3:M. 8J8. 7:40. shark i together. Jordy's friend Nino new manager at LOVING: Mike learns Noreen and AS Mate ASM Rkne POO) AS THE WORLD TURNS: Cal Corky's. Paula tells Trey she's Warren engaged. Stacy stunned Dengerouely (»O-tl> 1:». J:JO. 5:30. comes to hospital and gives per- seeing Kelly in Washington. Kelly when Ava tells her she's pregnant * (XXX) oofivnuyaue from mission for Jill to be treated. When tells Thomas she only wants to be and married to Jack. Stacy tells wfe*lngih*Bei** (s») SAO. 10*0 Ifa-Il) 1:00. 3:10. S:1t. friends for now. Ricky heads for Jack even though he says he'll TanHMNaa 0 1 rm college. divorce Ava. Stacy will always tremnwn nffas? MM IT " " ~ *" resent Jack for getting Ava preg- DAYS OF OUR UVES: Realizing *"*" '"' *"" 400 "*• i:OOi Barry is drug dealer, Melissa feels nant. Jack furious when be . »»•* KATKtO* threatened. Shane is forced to ask hears Cabot offer Ava a quarter of Kimberly to renew a relationship a million dollars to tout of Jacks from her prostitute past. Don gets life. Jack's Image [Ava Is buoyed into conflict between Bo and Diane when she turns i Cabot's offer, as they ask him to delay custody Jack promises their marriage hearing for Zack. Melissa tips the will work, -t Cabot's police about drug drop she's making distaste for Ava because she comes for Barry. Tony makes Anna angry from Milltown, the same area where when he forbids Jasmine to model at Dane was born. Her marriage to Billy over. Rita Ma* takes solace in opening of the Loft. Calliope furious issue's uw (ffj a, 4. a. 7:*e. r«e when Eugene discovers her plan to Tony's friendship. Jack agrees to set him up with an ugly date. sign his proxy over to Dane. MM... TUB. Learning Neil tipped Eugene. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Marco Calliope vows to get even. Marlena wants to know why his name Is In maul manages to make her way Into the Descamedes' phone book. Thanks to mansion and find nursery for her Marco. Descamedes arrested but CHICKEN u WEAL twins. Shane and Bo stage a mug- later let out on bail. Alec returns to ging to get Megan to confide in Bo. Llanview in disguise. When GENERAL HOSPITAL: Spotting Descamedes appears as guest oa Rick and Boobi in store. Brock picks talk show. Alec hides In rafters and fight and Is tossed out. Later Rick kills him. Marco •mat tells Bobbi he thinks advice for her murderer but doesn't tail to reconcile with Brock was mis- gets Marco lo sell take. Ginny terrified when she Faces. Brad want* Conmie receives bird in gilded cage from of the models. Ken angry whan Miami. At party celebrating Glnny's backs out of sex at last minute. In Venice, an angry Chock decides to The Daily Register B SPORTS 2 COMICS 9 MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1985 Your Town LIFESTYLE 6 GREATER RED BANK LPNG BRANCH EATONTOWN Red Bank teacher remembered at service BY PATRICIA OEDRICK "Her last remark to me was. 'Don't keep track of me. Keep LINCROFT - More than 65 track of the people.' " Mulligan: 'Too bad we can't imple- Inendi family members and co- A man began to cry. as speaker workers weathered the below- after speaker told how Kelley ment everything she had in her head, freezing temperatures to pay Inspired, helped establish or everything she had in her mind/ tribute to the late Elisabeth organize their organization and Agnes Kelley at yesterday's how she did these things un- memorial service at the Unit- selfishly and wholeheartedly. arian Church of Monmouth Coun- everything she had in her head, vancement of Colored People, everything she had in her mind," ty "She never gave Up service to the American Civil Liberties The former Red Bank High Mulligan said. Union, the Women's Auxiliary to the ideals she believed in," said The Youth Employment Ser- Monmouth County Penal Institu- School teacher and community Elizabeth Q. Grady, president. activist was described as "a vice la alto among the lists of tions, the League of Women Monmouth Day Care Center organizations Kelley helped es- Voters and the American As- fighter," "a spunky lady,"'"an Board of Trustees. innovator." and "productive" by tablish. sociation of University Women. representatives of eight or- Kelley's sister. Mildred A. Each group was represented at ganizations. Grady said Kelley was one of Thompson of Cranston, R.I. and yesterday's service. Kelley. who died Dec. 6.1984 at the original community mem- nephew, Paul Kelley of Provi- Stafford Thompson, former age 88. had been chairman of the bers who fought for the establish- dence, R.I. expressed surprise NAACP president, said Kelley social studies department at Red ment of the Red Bank Day Care and appreciation over yester- was instrumental in bringing Bank High School and taught Center, and said as long as the day's service. about change in the Red Bank civics at the school for 40 years. center lives, Kelley will also. school system. He said she She was remembered in this "I was very surprised to find always kept abreast of develop- capacity by Freeholder John - Kelley also helped organize the as many people here," Kelley ments in the system. D'Amico. who said she taught Mental Health Association of said. "Usually, when someone unlike any other teacher. Monmouth County and served on this old dies, there are very few "The last time I saw her, she "We didn't have textbooks, set its Board of Trustees. people there. I had no idea she was saying, Stafford, what are assignments or sit in rows," he Ginger Mulligan, executive di- had this kind of impact on the you going to do about this?' " he said. . rector of the association, said community," he said. said. D'Amico said he learned many Kelley worked on projects for the Sea Bright Mayor Ceclle Nor- things from Kelley as a pupil, association for several months Kelley actively participated ton and Margaret Benner, both and. in a sense, he is still before her death. with organizations such at the long-time friends of Kelley, coor- learning from her. "Too bad we can't implement National Association for the Ad- dinated the service. ELISABETH AGNES KELLEY Paralegal interns assist local judge FREEHOLD - Participants in have opportunities for courtroom courtroom cases presided over by observation. They receive practical Superior Court Judge Julia L. exposure as well as many intangible Ashbey might wonder about the benefits. Student interns earn three frequent presence of two women and college credits, but no pay." a man sitting at a table to the right Following a recent trial. Judge of the bench. Ashbey and her interns gathered in Nancy Long, Ocean: Jerome her chambers with Zavaglia and Wattenberg, Matawan, and Cathy Gregory Mass, Brookdale Student Meekins, Toms River, are spending Development Assistant, to evaluate 22S hours each as Brookdale Com- the students and the value of their munity College paralegal interns paralegal services. working for Ashbey. In the course of Ashbey said, "We're pleased. The their studies, they observe students' responsibilities enable courtroom proceedings in a variety them to expedite bureaucracy. I'm of cases. hoping that in the future, students This mutually beneficial arrange- finishing their internships can orient ment, which provides broad ex- incoming interns." Speaking of the perience for the students and as- students' involvement, she said. sistance for Ashbey, has been so "They have to do a great deal of successful that new students will reading, some of which is tedious. replace the current ones when their They research matrimonial cases, internship is completed. child placement reviews, and Joseph Zavaglia. Brookdale In- custody and sexual abuse cases, but structor of Legal Studies, said, "The I believe that no information is students help assemble necessary useless. Even going the wrong way materials and do research, and they is useful." Sick students aided by Thursday's snow BY ELLEN CANCELUERI mal for the school. Principal Shanley reported the RUMSON - Thursday's snow increase to the county Board of may have been a blessing in disguise Health, in keeping with the board s for pupils at the Forest Dale School. requirement that schools report Mush! During the month of January, the when the absentee rate exceeds 15 school has reported higher than percent. Above, Boy Scouts from average absentee rates, which may The Rumson County Clerk's Of- Mlddletown Troop 246s "Rat have been caused by an outbreak of fice said that there was no need to Patrol" forge ahead during the influenza. call upon the services of a health Boy Scout Klondike Derby Sat- Both the Forest Dale School and officer, as there had been no report urday in Thompson Park, Lin- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High of an actual flu epidemic. croft. The team was In the lead School closed Thursday due to the Both schools agreed that, when this picture was taken. At snowstorm. The snow day may have although there was a higher than left. Scouts Corty Best. 11. left. proven to be a relief, providing those average absentee rate, they would students who were ill with an extra have remained open had there not Mike Burke, 11. Sean Smith, been any snow. 15. and Frank Konow. 15, all day to recuperate. According to Alex Shanley, princi- Principal Shanley commented from Port Monmouth Troop 88, pal of the Forest Dale School, there that the absentee rate was lower on lash branches together to form has been an absentee rate of 16-17 Friday and that he hopes everyone a tripod. percent, which is higher than nor- will return to school tomorrow. Man hurt in collision TINTON FALLS - Anthony Q. Avenue, police said, when his car Bennett of Chatanooga, Tenn , was collided with Bennett's vehicle. ' injured Friday when the car he was Culos was issued a summons for driving was in collision with a car driven by Peter C. Culos of Judith failure to yield to a flashing red Road, Little Silver, at the inter- traffic signal. section of Sycamore and Tinton The Tinton Falls First Aid Squad Falls avenues, according to police. took Bennett to Riverview Medical The vehicle driven by Culos was Center, Red Bank, where he was traveling south at 8:24 p.m. on treated and released. Sycamore Avenue and went through Both vehicles had to be towed COMMUNITY CALENDAR a flashing red light at Tinton Falls from the scene, police said. TOD4 Y Wellness Center at Freehold Area Township Library, 2S1 Middle Road, RED BANK - Family and Hospital. West Main Street, is today and Thursday at 3:30 p.m. for Friends for Mental Health will meet YESTERDAYS MARLBORO - The Art Work of presenting "Post Mastectomy: Who children in kindergarten to grade's. at 7:30 p.m. at the Mental Health Merald Goldman, a member of the to ask? Where to go? How to Deal?" There Is no fee. Pre-registration is Association Office. 90 Monmouth St. Freehold Art Society, Is on display from 1 to J p.m. Participating required. MIDDLETOWN - Diet Wellness IOO yearn ago the Foreman's boarding school in lat the Marlboro Municipal Building. acencies in the presentation are: MATAWAN - The GFWC-NJSF of Middletown, 549 Route 35. will Everett after a fire breaks out in 1979 Municipal Way and Wyncrest American Cancer Society. Reach to Woman's Club of Matawan will have Its rescheduled informal dis- A New York based electric com- north side of a barn a few feet a\ iy Road, through January. Her works Recovery, Department of Rehabili- meet for a sandwich, lunch at the cussion with Harriet Leyden, ad- pany takes preliminary steps from the scboolhouse. include mixed media, drawings and tation at Freehold Area Hospital. clubhouse, IN Jackson St., at 11:30 missions specialist at Brookdale toward forming the Edison Electric collages. LaRae Fashions, and the hospitals a.m. After lunch, the Mental Health Community College, Lincrofl. at 8 Light Company of Red Bank in order 20 yearn ago MARLBORO - "Fossil* of New Community Health Education staff. Players will present "Behind The p.m. The discussion is centered on to offer area residents and busi- Jersey" is on exhibit at the Refreshments are provided for this Nearly 50 county teachers of Scenes." total health fitness and a positive nesses the option of the inventor's mentally retarded and physically Marlboro Middle School Media fi*«.presentation KEANSBURG - The Keansbnrg self-image. new electric light. Center. Route 520. through Feb. 1. handicapped attend a meeting in |be Planning Board will meet at Council FREEHOLD — The Freehold Monmouth Shopping Center civic This free exhibit is on loan to the Chambers. Borough Hall, 43 Church Area YMCA Is offering a seminar school from the New Jersey State -waeNsMATAWAN -'The Matawan- St.. at 7 p.m i entitled "The Green Method of 50 yearn ago auditorium to form an association of Museum. Trenton, and is open to the Aberdeen Regional School District special class teachers. public. Smoking Cessation." a method com- The heaviest snowstorm of the Board of Education will have a TOMORROW bining hypnosis and behavior, sched- season drops a foot of snow through- At a victory dinner held in the Sea FREEHOLD - The Central New discussion meeting on the proposed RED BANK - The Lions Club uled to begin 7:30 to 10 p.m. at out the county, causing drifts as high Girt Inn, Wall, more than 1JM Jersey Transportation Board will preliminary budget at • p.m. is the Freehold Area YMCA, East Free- Democratic party workers from meet at 8.15 p.m. at the Freehold will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly as nine feet, delaying mall, bus and Administration Building. Broad and Pitcher Inn. hold Road. rail services, and closing area throughout the county listen to Gpv. Township Municipal Building. . South streets Richard J. Hughes' re-election cam- Schanck Road. The Rev. Peter Meany will speak There will be a free JO-minute schools. HAZLET - Stories of hot, air on the Confederate Catholic orientation to fully explain the paign speech. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The ballooM will take off from Htelel Chaplancy of tile Civil War. - program. A barking dog warns students of 10 years ago B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1985 'Super Bust\49ers roll, 38-16 MVP to Montana keys Montana STANFOKD. t'alil • Al* > San offensive rout Ki ancisco quarterback Jw Montana 1 STANFORD. Calif. I API - If He had exemplary help from s.inJ he never planned to run with Ihl (here is a league higher than the Walsh's bag-of-tricks offense: from hall against tho Miami defense A* National Football League, the fullback Roger Craig, who caught M turned out. Super Bnwl XIX s Miami Dolphins will be glad to two TO tosses and ran for a record mini valuable player rushed lor nominate Joe Montana and the San third score, and from a defense mure yardage than the entire Francisco 49ers for membership. whose pressure on Marino exceeded Dolphin offense Like a surgeon teaching his crall anything a Dolphin opponent had Moneol it's by design." Montana to a medical student. Montana made been able to do in this record- >.ut) yesterday after rushing five a shambles of his quarterback breaking season. Mines lor 59 yards and a touchdown showdown with Dan Marino and the "Our team did not rise to Ihe compared to the Dolphins nine 4!lers demolished the Dolphins 3H-IH occasion," Miami Coach Don Shula rushes for i"> yards in Ihe 49ers 38-16 yesterday in Super Bowl XIX said "They're a heckuva offensive blowout ol Miami "Oh. oc- leaving no question that the 49ers football team and we did not have laxionallv. there is a set play when are the NFL's Super team. the answer. " I run but most ol the time it's just "Dan Marino is a great quar- "We're the best. We are Ihe something that happens A play terback, but in my mind Joe best. " said San Francisco owner breaks down a bip hole just opens Montana is the best quarterback In Kdward DeBartolo Jr. as he ac- in Hunt ol me and I just lake oil Ihe game today and maybe of all cepted the Vince Lombardi lroph\ You MO into some names not lime." exulted 4!ler Coach Bill that means the championship of the lu'inj! real conflUenl in yoursell Walsh NFL. ihuui slayin(l in thete «in Ihi1 "Marino will have his day. but Marino was intercepted twice and IKH'kiM ' Today, my offciwlve line this was Montana's day and this was sacked four times. In two M'l. ilul MU-II a great job thiil I probably a San Francisco 49er year " seasons. Marino had not been could have slaved in there all clay "Without a doubt, this is the best sacked more than three limes, he Montana said he was ;iblc to net football team in the National Fool- had been dumped only 14 limes in III nulside liri.iusf "t Miami's mcr ball League today. Walsh added. "I games this season and mil al all in l.i.nli'il ili-i-p euvi-rage Me als.i think it's one ol the best teams of all two playoff games |iomleil uul that San Francisco time." "I Ihink our whole uftensive unil ivhieh iu«hi'il 4» HMi<'> lor311 yards The record book will verily that was great." Montana said "We «.i> not Iht' lirsl If.illl I" rim Miami The 4Hom finished with an M'l. were hearing all week long alxml nun iln ground record 1H victories against one loss, Miami and how are you going In stop Uv \e »een III lilnis that .i lot nl and Moniana. who entered the day them. I don I Ihink people weir teams haw been mnvtn|l the hall on as the league's No. 2 quarterback thinking about our offense Thai the lit'oiind .i^.iin-t them Montana behind Marino, emerged No 1. probably helped us." -.ii.l We It'll we -IKHIUI be just like He threw three touchdown passes The game was portrayed as a ,wr\i>ne ilse It they took H uwa) AMoclalvd Prat* photo and ran for another and set Super dream contest between the NFL's Hum u> Ilien we were (Hunt; In try SUPER BOWL FLYING - San Francisco 49ers' touchdown during yesterday's Super Bowl in Bowl records with his .1.11 yards Iwo best teams, but Ihe 49ers were iiiil throw Mime more Hut Ihcv running back Roger Craig (goes) goes airborne as Stanford, Calif. Miami's William Judson (49) lies on passing and 59 yards rushing on five clearly better. scrambles to win the MVP award And for this day at least, so was he crosses the goal line lor a second quarter the ground at the right. ••ei- MM'. Ill for the second time in four years See Moniana. B3 Party time at Stanford University STANFORD. (alii lAPi raucous, shouting and waving for That would be easy to do Sunday and Meany said it had been continu- America loves a party and Sunday's Ihe cameras because it was topcoat weather in ous since he opened before sunrise Super Bowl was the perfect excuse The Stanford campus was awash northern California A heavy haze "We re hoping fur $65,000 lo $75,000 for a big one on the campus ol with red and gold, the team colors hung over the field and the in business today. " he said Stanford University. ol the 49crs. who were playing just temperature was 46 degrees three Lt Ron Louie ol the Palo Alto The usually pastoral university down Ihe road from home and hours before game time as fans police said he thought as many, as community was Iranslormed into a naturally had attracted a huge filtered into Ihe stadium. Ninety 40.000 people on the scene were carnival-like setting as 85.000 lans number of their fans for the game. minutes before kickoff. the sun without tickets, assembled only lo gathered for Super Bowl XIX be- The demand for tickets, greatest broke through the haze as a few parly. tween the Miami Dolphins and I lie in the history of this event, re- players wandered onto the field lo Some ol those without tickets San Francisco 49ers mained tremendous right up to begin early warmups were victimized by counterleiters While joggers trotted blissfully on game time with buyers and sellers Many of the cookouts featured Mike Peters. 17. said he had paid Ihe outskirts of Ihe campus ap- congregating in the streets near the exotic cuisine including a number $100 lor a bad ticket on Sunday The parently oblivious to Ihe National stadium. Ticket scalping in Cali- hosted by 49er fans which offered money had been u Christmas pies Football League championship fornia is prohibited only on the barbecued Mahi Mahi —' dolphin ent from an uncle. Karen Walters ol game, trailers and tailgalers as- stadium grounds. A few blocks steaks Fort Lauderdale. Fla . sold a pair ol sembled all around them, several away, though, the marketplace was John Meany. owner of the Town legitimate tickets for $250 each She miles from Ihe stadium, cooking all active and Country Market located across was disappointed after hearing manner of pregame meals Prices had soared to as much as the street from the stadium, said he- about the $1,000 some tickets were Twenty six major corporations $1,000 per seat for good locations in had handed out 50,000 "Rotten bringing. hosted hospitality parlies in while the days before the game but Referee Bags, in case bad calls tents that were erected a short walk speculators said the bottom of the hurt the 49ers Decorations outside Some enterprising fans dressed in from Stanford Stadium and il wax market would drop out as the kickoll the store included ice sculptures ol 49er and Dolphin uniforms, imitat- expected thai between 14 000 and approached, The trick, the dealers Ihe 49ers and Dolphins. ing Joe Montana and Dan Marino 18.000 business leaders would Rather said, was to remain cool until the A block-long line for one-pound and offered to pose for "Pictures eilher before or after the game til last minute. hamburgers was outside the store With The Stars" for $5 each celebrate the climax to trie NKI. season Outside the Arthur Andersen Co lent, a Dixieland band entertained Marino eyes next chance guests and fans passing by on then way to the ballpark, including one STANFORD. Calif (API - All "It's going to be tough to live yards, but the Dolphins were shul 49crs' fan sporting a helmet the si/e season long. Dan Marino s passing with, but we'll look at Ihe good out after intermission as the 49ers of a huge beachball. The Spurts carried Miami to victory. On Sunday things and at the same time tip our sacked the Miarrii quarterback four Illustrated tent next door was night in Super Bowl XIX. when it did hats to the 49ers. They were times and intercepted him twice. jammed with visitors three hours not. Marino could only hope he outstanding." The second-year quarterback saiil before game time would have another chance, soon. The 49ers devastated the Dolphins the 49ers were able to stymie the The Ford Motor Co. had a tent as "We had our chances. We just with a 537-yard offensive attack and Dolphins' high-powered offense by large as a football field for its bash didn't make the most of them." meanwhile limited Marino — who employing a four-man pass rush and Pepsi Cola's party was set to Marino said after the 38-16 loss to averaged three touchdown passes a with six defensive backs. During the start at kickoft time to host bus San Francisco. "When you get this game during the regular season — to six-play. 70-yard drive leading to his. drivers without tickets who had far. you want to do well. You want only scoring one toss, a tw.o-varder TD pass to Johnson. Marino used u driven fans to the game. to win. to Dan Johnson in the second no-huddle offense, not allowing San Many guests arrived more Hopefully we'll be back and have quarter. Francisco to go to its six-back fashionably with 500 limousines another opportunity." "Dan Marino is a great quar- passing defense. jamming the parking lots. Some Dolphins Coach Don Shula said he terback. 49ers Coach Bill Walsh "They did what they had to do to 1.500 private jets landed at airports was "disappointed in the way we said, but he said he thought his stop us," Marino said. "They took us around the Bay Area over the played today. I don't think we rose quarterback. Joe Montana, was "the out of our scheme. They came after weekend. to the occassion ' best quarterback in the game today us with a four-man rush, and it's Most fans were quiet as they and maybe of all time. very difficult to try to throw against Aiaoclatod *••• pholo But he would not blame Marino. arrived, appropriate behavior in this "Marino will have his day. " six or seven defensive backs." VICTORY IN SIGHT — Quarterback Joe Montana ol the San "... I'm not going to take away from academic setting. That changed, the great season that we had or from Walsh said. Francisco 49ers throws his arms up in reaction to first half touchdown Shula agreed. though, every time a television the things that Marino has been able Marino, the first NFL passer to "The no-huddle offense was de- . by running back Roger Craig. Montana took home the game's MVP camera crew showed up and turned to accomplish in only two years." throw for more than 5.000 yards in signed to keep them in their first honors as the 49ers downed Miami. 38-16 on its lights Then the crowd turned Shula said. a season, finished the night with 31H down defense." BIG NEW YEAR SAVINGS ON ALL NEW 1985 EXP. 3 DR. COUPE '85's & '84 Std. Equip., 4 Cyl., S Speed Mnl. Trans., P.B.. 4 Way Manual Driver Seat, Interval Wipers, Rear Defroster, Console, Tinted Glass, Remote Mir- LEFTOVERS IN STOCK! rors, AM-FM Stereo, Opt. Equip., Air Cond., Stock #8193. List Price $8,766 $8,233 •PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT & DEALER PREP. 45 TAKl MH««VA/ EXIT 1H TAX & M.V. FEES EXCLUDEO 1984 FORD CARS DOT 117 & TRUCKS IN STOCK AT TREMENDOUS LEFTOVER SAVINGS IT* MY TO an TO rom www 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 MONDAY. JANUARY 21, 1985 The Rally Register B3 49ers' defensive pressure afftected Marino STANFORD. Calif. (API - Fif- ing Marino and winning his second (ield goal in the final seconds or the getting two field goals in the closing break. Bill Walsh told us. 'You have teen minutes of quality quar- Super Bowl most valuable player first half -worried the devil out of 12 seconds of the first half. to stick together as a team, keep lerbacklng do not make (or star SUPER award, by displaying a much ,,„. " But, Craig said. "At halftime. we executing well, and we will win It.' billing, according to members of the stronger running game and defense The Dolphins trailed 28-10 before tried not to worry about that bad "We did." San Francisco 49ers defense. BOWL than the Dolphins. Miami quarterback Dan Marino Running back Wendell Tyler said. enjoyed success against the 49ers "We knew we had to run the ball and for the first quarter of Super Bowl 49ers' four sacks of Marino, who had we ran it. We knew we had to pass XIX yesterday and then things been sacked only 14 times in 16 the ball and play strong defense and Craig goes unnoticed started to look bleak for the record- regular-season National Football we did. We did anything we wanted setting, second-year pro. League games. to do." STANFORD, Calif. (API - Roger and 18 points scored. He also tied a Jarvis Redwine and Mike Rozier "About the third series, we got "It affected him. I think he fell Craig, somewhat unnoticed during record with the two touchdown more than he carried the ball at some good licks on him and he defenses couldn't get to him," said Tyler rushed for 65 yards on l:» his college career and as a National receptions, both thrown by most Nebraska. He caught only 16 passes started to unravel," San Francisco Board, the veteran defensive end carries and caught four passes for 70 Football League rookie, ended his valuable player Joe Montana. over four seasons with the Corn- defensive end Fred Dean said. who was among 21 49ers winning yards. His backfield partner, full- second professional season with a "I tied a record? The first I knew huskers Marino's passing propelled the their second Super Bowl rings. "A back Roger Craig, set a Super Bowl record-breaking, 140-yard per- about that was right now." Craig With the 49ers. he has developed Dolphins into an early 10-7 lead and lot of people were talking about Dan with three touchdowns and finished formance for the San Francisco said of his receiving exploits and into an excellent receiver, leading he threw his 56th touchdown pass of Marino all week and all we could do with 58 yards rushing in IS carries 49ers in Super Bowl XIX. overlooking the records he set. the team with 71 receptions this the season late in the first period. was listen." and eight receptions for 82 yards "I just did what I've done all year Ten players had managed two season. As a rookie. Craig caught 48 However, he was shut out the rest "They did what they had to do to "I was so excited near the end of long. This game'was just a good one touchdowns in a Super Bowl, the last passes and rushed for 725 yards. of the way. stop us." Marino said. "They took us the game when I knew we were to show my talents, that's all," the being Marcus Allen of the Los "All we heard about all week was out of our scheme. They came after going to win that I almost fainted." fullback said after Sunday's 38-16 Angeles Raiders last season. Craig's "All year they've been using me about Marino's quick release and us with a four-man rush and it's very Craig, who ran for one score and victory over the Miami Dolphins. 18 points broke the previous stan- as an all-purpose back and I knew, what a good offensive line he had," difficult to try to throw against six caught two touchdown passes, said. Craig caught eight passes for 82 dard of 15 set by placekicker Don the type of defense Miami has. defensive tackle Gary Johnson said. or seven defensive backs." San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh yards and carried the ball 15 times Chandler of the Green Bay Packers they'd probably come to me more "I guess we took it personally." The 4vers prevailed, with their said that the fumble by Guy Mcln- for SB yards in setting a Super Bowl in Super Bowl II. often with swing-out passes and Dwaine Board had two of the quarterback. Joe Montana upstag- tyre which allowed Miami to kick a record with his three touchdowns Craig blocked for the likes of quick draws." Craig said MVP for Montana Montana sparks (continued) motivation for the 49ers offense in never did. general. "A lot of times, they don't get a "We'd heard all week long. How rout of Dolphins lot of pressure on the quarterback are you going to stop Miami?' and nobody asked how they were going because they are trying to cover {continued) to stop us. ' Montana said. that first-quarter drive in which the everyone. In the nickel defense, they Walsh in his "genius" match with try and double-cover different He noted that the loss did not in Dolphins operated twice without u Miami's Don Simla people and they leave the middle anyway diminish Marino's ac- huddle to keep San Francisco from In fact, the game was competitive open. They don't account for the complishments this season. running its multiple defenses only in the first period. quarterback a lot of times in that "He's still a great quarterback. " Marino was forced to dump oil Miami took a 3-0 lead on the first defense. And when the holes open Montana said and noted that Marino rather than throw his customary of three field goals by Uwe von up. if there is just the slightest doesn't have the same mobility as deep patterns to the Marks Schamann. lost it on a 33-yard Tl) chance of me getting the first down. he does because of knees which Brothers. Clayton and Duper pass from Montana to reserve I take off. I can pick up seven or already have undergone Much ol the credit went to a running back Carl Monroe, then got right yards." arthroscopic surgery secondary that forced Marino mil ill it back again on a brilliantly his quick-release rhythm and forced He acknowledged that most quar- The MVP award was Montana's executed six-play. 70-yard drive him to hold the ball a second longer Ivrbacks have not run against second, putting him in the same engineered by Marino Miami this season but added. "When company with quarterbacks Ban as Fred Dean. Dwaine Board anil But that 10-7 first quarter lead the rest of the defense poured in on you play the type of defense that Starr of Green Bay and Terry lasted only until Montana got the they do - even when they were him Bradshaw of Pittsburgh. ball back By halftime it was 28-lti. playing zone, they were dropping For the 4'Jcrs. it was also a victory "That's great company to be in by midway through the third period their linebackers off. they were and I guess I'm lucky that I fell into for balanced offense Irving to pick up the man in the zone 38-16. That was fine with most of the this situation." Montana said. "I San Franciso picked up 211 yards - they weren't really paying atten- 84.059 fans in Stanford Stadium, just couldn't have done it without the on the ground, with Wendell Tyler tion to the quarterback. So when you 30 miles south of the 49ers home surrouding company leading the way with 65 yards in l.l rush only three men. there's usually base at Candlestick Park. "I've got a lot of thanks going to carries and Craig adding 58 on 15 a lot of time to throw the ball but But there were other heroes the offensive line, especially." runs. The Dolphins, meanwhile, there's also some big holes for a besides Montana. Asked if he would have voted for could pick up only 25 against a 49er quarterback to get up inside and His offensive line allowed him to himself as the game's MVP. Mon- defense that gave up only one run." be sacked only once and more often tana smiled and replied. "It's hard than not. he could have been in a touchdown in three playoff games Asked how free he is to run the to vote for yourself. If I could. I'd rocking chair, looking around lor Montana's 59 yards on five rushes hall in the offense. Montana looked give a bunch of them. I'd give them receivers. When there were no broke the record of 37 set in Super across the press tent at Coach Bill to a lot of people. Our defense receivers open, he simply took off Bowl XIII by Dallas' Roger Walsh and replied. "He's never told played so welt. Our offensive line • ••oclaMd ft ••• phoio The 49er defense, meanwhile, did Staubach and his 331 yards, on 24- me not to." played so well. And so did Roger AGONY OF DEFEAT — Quarterback Dan Marino of the Miami what few teams did this season of-35 passing, broke the record of :HH Montana said that the weeks of Craig." Dolphins looks in anguish as a pass sails incomplete during Super against Marino in a season in which set by Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw Super Bowl hype over how to stop Craig rushed for 58 yards and a in Super Bowl XIV Bowl XIX yesterday in Satnlord. Calif. The 49ers shut down Marino he shattered NFL records with 48 Dan Marino. Miami's record-break- touchdown and caught two touch- touchdown passes and 5.084 yards Marino finished with 318 yards on ing quarterback, was a particular and company. 38-16 down passes. With few exceptions — once on 29 of 50. Sooners more than just a one-man basketball show By The Associated Press Georgetown beat Pittsburgh 86-53; open in trying to defense Tisdale. East record to 6-0. to 54 in the Southwest Conference The Oklahoma Sooners showed No. 2 Duke stopped No. 6 North who was held scoreless after inter- "A couple of years ago. this is the TCI' Coach Jim Killingsworlh the Kansas Jayhawks they were COLLEGE Carolina 93-77; No. 3 Southern mission Kennedy was 15 of 19 from kind of game we would have lost. " said. "I think SMU is playing better more than just a one-man basketball Methodist edged Texas Christian the field and 4-for-4 from the free said Georgetown Coach John than Georgetown right now." learn, and Coach Billy Tubbs thinks BASKETBALL 74-70; No. 4 St. John's clipped No 15 throw line Thompson, whose team is trying to Chris Mullin scored 24 points and it may be a message for other Boston College 66-59; No. 5 Memphis Oklahoma led 35-29 at halftime. repeat its 1984 national cham- SI John's rallied in the final six opponents as well. State topped Louisville 69-66: Con- then pulled away in the second half pionship "But the kids are learning, minutes tp beat Boston Col- have to guard. "Tisdale — who necticut nipped No. 7 Syracuse behind Kennedy, who scored 10 how to play on the road, win these lege Mullin scored 16 points in the I think the opposition is going to kinds of games." have to guard all our guys and not jokingly guessed the last time he'd 70-68: Ohio State nudged' No. 8 points in a 14-4 run. The Sooners. second half, when St John's over- concentrate just on Wayman Tis- been held below 10 points was "back Indiana 86-84: No. 11 Illinois de- who hit only 3-of-8 free throws in the Johnny Dawkins scored a season- came a 10-point deficit and went on d.ile.' Tubbs said after Saturday's in ninth grade" — said he didn't feated Northwestern 55-43: No 12 first half, connected on their last six high 34 points and Mark Alarie had to its 13th victory and eighth in a 87-76 Big Eight Conference victory mind his low output. Louisiana Tech beat Southwestern tries late in the game to protect the 19, leading Duke over North Caro- row since an upset by Niagara over ninth-ranked Kansas. "It will "It just lets somebody else score Louisiana 94-74: No. 14 Oregon Stale lead lina. After a see-saw first half that Keith Lee. hindered most of the be interesting to see how they more — I love it," he said. routed Washington State 73-57: Patrick Ewing scored 18 points ended 39-39. Duke never trailed in game by foul trouble and a collaps- the second half. The Blue Devils got defense us the rest of the season." Said Kennedy, a 6-5 forward: "I South Florida shaded No. 16 Virginia and ignited a second-half surge that ing defense, slammed home a dunk Commonwealth 60-58: No. 18 VII- 10 points from Dawkins in outscor- For a change, the 6-foot-9 Olym- was just taking up the slack. That's carried Georgetown over Pitt. Ew- and sank a free throw with 1 38 left, lanova coasted past Seton Hall lhg the Tar Heels 29-14. at one point pian wasn't a factor for the 13th- what's going to happen to teams who ing was a dominating force at both keying Memphis State's victory 86-74; Minnesota stopped No. 19 holding North Carolina scoreless for ranked Sooners. scoring only six ends of the court as the unbeaten over Louisville. The triumph was concentrate too much on Wayman. Michigan State 81-75. and No. 20 more than seven minutes. points while finishing in single Hoyas, who once trailed 28-26, ran Memphis State's first over I'm not trying to take anything away Tulsa downed Bradley 69-56. figures for the first time in his from Wayman. He's an All-Ameri- off a 12-2 spurt early in the second Jon Koncak scored 29 points, Louisville in Freedom Hall since college career. But fortunately for can and all that. I hope I can do In Sunday's lone game involving half for a 40-30 lead with 12:10 collected 1.3 rebounds and hit four 1976. Oklahoma, Darryl Kennedy had his everything he's done and more. He's Top Twenty teams. No. 10 DePaul remaining. free throws in the final minute, Connecticut guard Earl Kelley. best game with 34. got a year on me, though — I'm just defeated Notre Dame 71-66. The Hoyas, 17-0 and winners of 28 carrying SMU to a hard-earned scoreless for 16:30 of the second victory over TCI).SMU increased its Tisdale said Kennedys per- a sophomore." Top Ten consecutive games over two half, connected on six free throws in overall record to 15-1 — the best formance demonstrated that "we've Kennedy scored 26 points in the seasons, never led by fewer than six the game's final 31 seconds as the In other Saturday action involving start in the school's history — and got a bunch of players opponents the nation's ranked teams. No. 1 second half as the Jayhawks left him points after that in raising their Big Huskies surprised Syracuse. Bird, Celtics snap Hawks host Hofstra WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- Monmouth's leading scorer is 6-5 mouth College's men's basketball Rich Pass (19.5 ppg). but the' Hawks team will try to regroup from last have been helped by Mason McBride Thursday's 96-66 setback to national- who is back in the starting lineup 76ers' streak ly-ranked Georgia Tech by playing after missing the first half of the host to Hofstra College tonight. season due to a knee injury. He BOSTON (AP) — On Super Sun- Game time is 7:30. scored 18 points in Monmouth's 75-73 day super star Larry Bird and his The Hawks (6-7) were topped by upset of LIU last Monday and scored Boston Celtics had a super game. NBA Hofstra last year. 7743. but Mon- 21 in the Georgia Tech game. "When they needed hoops, he was mouth Coach Ron Kornegay expects The other starters are guard Greg there — shooting or making the pass a much closer game tonight. or doing something," Philadelphia the 76ers. They're a great team, but McLaughlin. center Chris Van- Coach Billy Cunningham said after we won." Hofstra (8-8), is lead by 6-8 center Dinten and forward Karl Towns. Bird and the Celtics snapped the While improving its home record Myles McPartland. a powerful The game is the second part of a 76ers' 13-game winning streak. to 18-1, the Celtics regained the best scorer and rebounder. Three other twin bill. In the opener at 5:30. the veteran players are guards Leroy Monmouth Colege Lady Hawks Bird scored 38 points, including 12 record in the NBA. less than 48 hours after falling behind the 76ers Allen (6-1) and Robbie Weingand (10-5) will play St. Francis (N.Y.i; in the last 4'z minutes, grabbed 9 (5-10) and 6-7 forward Chris Minor rebounds, collected 4 assists, in an upset at Indiana. Boston has a blocked 3 shots and had 2 steals as 34-7 record. Philadelphia 33-7. the Celtics rolled to a 113-97 Na- The Celtics, who led at every turn, time In her life, acored * holt-ln- tional Basketball Association vic- withstood repeated Philadelphia one on the first hole on the tory in a renewal of an old rivalry. charges until Bird took charge with very first awing ahe ever took on a goH coutae...UnbellevaMe, "You just hope he doesn't com- Boston in front 95-88 in the final period. but true. pletely dominate the game." Cun- W W * ningham said. "In the three games Bird cashed two free throws. we've played this season, he has Then, after two free throws by Amazingly, there were 7 sets ol Philadelphia's Moses Malone. Bird broth.r. In the National Basket- been great. He has hit all the ball Association st the beginning baskets that they needed. I don't hit on a 15-foot turnaround shot. of this ••••on, which Is believed to know if any one person can slop Clemon Johnson of the 76ers and bo a record lor sny major pro !LJirry Bird." Dennis Johnson of the Celtics ex- sports league In hlatory...The 7 "He has fantastic imagination changed baskets, leaving Boston sets of brothers In the NBA Jim t John Baaeon, and creativity." Boston Coach K (' with a 101-92 lead with 2:55 remain- What football team ••! thl» ing. Frank * Eddie Johnson, Bernard ft Jones said. "The shots are there, the •mating record:...They were good Albert King, Rodney ft Scooter offensive rebounds, the defensive Bird then hit for three more field •nough to go to 4 different Super McCray. Ken ft Calvin Nan, rebounds, what more can you ask goals, including a pair of 3-pointers Bowls but they never won • Campy ft Walker Russell and Qua from the corner, as the Celtics Super BowlL.They ere the Minne- ft Ray WHNams. "With all that larry is doing, he sota Viking* who played In the still goes to the boards and that is defeated Philadelphia for the second Super Bowie ol 1»70, 1974, 1*75. • * * energy draining stuff. So if he wants time in three meetings this season and 1S77, end lost them ell. I (Ml you dWn't know thai to take a 3-pointer. that is fine." and thwarted the 76ers bid to equal » * * George Wall Lincoln Mercury the club's longest winning streak. has the finest selection ol Urt- And. in the closing minutes. Bird One of the moat Incredible leata . killed the 76ers' hopes with a pair of In sport* happened Aug. 13, coln Mercury Product* In Now 3-polnt bombs from the corner. The game, on national television, iM4wh*n,a* reported by news Jersey... All priced to mako "I struggled early in the game." was played without incident on ••r.tc.i, 23-year-old Karen Dis- you happy. Com* In and a«o said Bird, who had six points In the Philadelphia s first Boston Garden playing goN lor the flret for yourself. first period. 10 in the second. 6 in the appearance since a brawl-filled BATTLE FOR BALL — Charles Barkley of the Philadelphia 76ers third and 16 In the fourth "I missed encounter here last Nov. 9. In that battles for the basketball with Kevin McHale of the Boston Celtics some shots early, but after the first game. Bird and Philadelphia super- during first period of yesterday's NBA game in Boston. The Celtics, QEORGE WALL LINCOLH-MIRCURY quarter I settled down. star Julius Erving were ejected for behind 38 points by Larry Bird, stopped the Sixers' 13-game winning SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400' "I think we proved we can beat fighting. streak. B4 The DailyRegtelrr MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1985 It's 'Super Monday'for USFL with Flutie, Trump Jan. 1, Flutie was asked what he'd day. Trump, he added, 'would like he said last week "it doesn't mutit-r Because of financial problems urgency about corralling Flutie, the HUSTON 1 API •• It's Super Cenerals have had no such reluc- do if Buffalo drafted him. He said Monday (or the United Stales Foot- to meet Doug, spend some time with to me" which league he chooses. facing NFL teams and lingering him. and I think that's got to help Woolf said Sunday he hasn't doubts some NFL scouts have about tance. he'd have no choice but to go with ball League as it closes in on signing the Bills. A reporter reminded him its third consecutive Heisman me." spoken with an NFL team. Richard Flutie's pro potential, "they'd love Woolf said after his first negotiat- that the USFL was an option. Trophy winner. Doug Flulit- "It's just a friendly thing. " Flutie accused the older league of him not to be available for the NFL ing session Jan. 7 with Generals' Flutie's lather. Richard, said Sun- insincerity Sunday and questioned draft." Richard Flutie said. President Jay Seltzer that "I Woolf said he had told Flutie I One day after Super Sunday (or thought it would take a month to wouldn't start any negotiations" the National Football League. New day. "It's really to convince Don whether it really wants his son. "They hope that Doug will Just go that Doug is very serious, and he NFL Commissioner Pete Roiellc away, and I hope it comes back and accomplish what we did today." with the Generals if Flutie wouldn't. Jersey Generals' owner Donald consider the USFL. "I'm not going Trump was to have lunch in New is." told Woolf last week that the league haunts them. I think Doug and According to published reports. to deceive anybody and go through York with Flutie, who is seen as a He and Wool! were to join Flutie was interested In Flutie. Woolf said Herschel Walker and Don Trump New Jersey made a four-year. 15 key element in strengthening the at lunch with Trump. The (our men Throughout the college season. NFL will be a great team." million, or five-year $7 million offer all that for nothing. struggling young league. also were expected to meet tonight scouts praised Flulie. The NFL da MI conduct its draft to Flutie. The proposal would make "Now, we're leaning heavily him the highest paid rookie in any The previous two Heisman But Richard Flutie said. "There until April 30. but lite team with the toward the USFL." There were strong indications sport, said Woolf. Trophy winners, running backs have been a lot of words out o( the top pick can sign the player it plans before their meeting that Boston The Generals opened training College's record-setting quar- Herschel Walker and Mike Rozier. NFL. but I'm beginning to feel to take before then. Woolf has talked frequently with signed with New Jersey and Pit-they're just words. Buffalo has that choice, but Bills' Trump. But the luncheon was to be camp Friday in Orlando, Fia.. and terback would sign soon with the start their season Feb. 24 at Birm- I'SFL s Cenerals tsburgh, respectively, of the USFL. "We've had some great words and General Manager Terry Bledsoe Flutie's first lengthy meeting with the owner, his father said. ingham. During his senior season, in which nothing to back them up. I just said last week the team probably won't decide who to take before next Trump. Woolf said, "has nego- From that 1 luncheon' meeting it he set major college career records prefer a sincere person to nn (or total offense and passing yard- insincere one. Don Trump has been Friday. It also can trade the top tiated in totally good faith." "I think it would be exciting to see is quite possible that we could reach selection. Moments after Boston College u commitment or agreement. " Bob age. Flutie indicated strongly that sincere. The NFL has been in- Doug in New York with Herschel While the NFL has shown no beat Houston in the Cotton Bowl Woolf. Flume s attorney, said Sun- he was leaning toward the NFL. But sincere. '' Walker," Woolf said. NBA STANDINGS Peete captures By The AaasclaW •?ess Seame 19 23 4U AN Times ItT Portland ' 18 23 CAtTHN CONflMHCI Golden Slate 10 29 Ml Saturate ye Qaatai AMMtc 01 Jill ir w L Fct as Phoenix Open tk'1-...i 109 Ne* Jersey 10? Sottto 34 7 B?9 N'T* Vork 88 Ati*nj 66 • •• .Ur pf J 33 7 82b Indiana 110 C"'Ctyo 107 19 537 i? I'HOKNIX i API - Calvin IVele. .•- i ' | 22 Seame 106. Cfvetd'id 105 •\l'A J. St. 19 M 4b3 •b Kanfcas City 103 W*n>ningt(wi 96 t>iven breathing room by the triple 14 .''I J26 ?t HOO&IOK 130 UUn 9b bogey disaster that struck down Cancel 0Ma.au1 San Anton*) 10* Ptmen.. 100 GOLF '.1 *,i. >«N -'B 14 ttf' Ddiias 101 L A Clippers 100 Doug Tewell. scrambled home with 23 16 V*l 3 Qv»*t< 123 PiHiuiitd 120 u 3-underpar 68 and scored tho ninth , • Jti*> 20 e>l 4B« i A i *i'i'. 139 Gmde'i Suit/ 109 ?4 ttHkaav'a Qmm* victory of his PGA Tour rureer forced to do some hard work to V i»li 14 13 :•? rk-.ii.' M3 Pn.iM)«.pn>a 97 Sunduy in the Phoenix Open retain a 4-shot lead. •waarKPB*rj a ua^ies WEITf MM CON* IMNCE Cfvi'ijnj j| vVasfip"(|lo'i 7 30 p "< Peete. 41 years old. the most He had to make a putt from the pMtdweal Otvtstai1 Omotn Hatt m \nawa 7 » p m 1 1 successful black player the guim fringe to save par on the 14th. 25 17 t.9 * Tuesday • Games 21 'tt so' I ...••• ai N«w VOTh 7 30 p'ti has produced, won the tournament He hit into the water and made a ( ( 22 19 S.I 7 2 Gulden Statr -ii Aa&n.ngton 7 30 n m In two strokes with a 270 total. 14 IO-l(i-12 fool putt for bogey on the I * 19 .'0 487 4 ^'>.' MUM San Francisco 7 SI 10 S-M Francisco 31. vs Miami. 19 (old record 44 .Cincinnati • y The Associated Press Aiabdma A&M t>9 Tu;>kegee 89 FWst Period 24, vs San franciSCO. 20. Super ttewt XVI) •AST Aiatuma St 73 Souirtern U 71 keys DePaul win M»a—FG von Sciiamann 37 7 36 Drive 4b yi Moil First Downs Rushing. Team Oame— 16. San A"ea 74 Curuon 55 Aia B»rT»ngnam 68 W KeniuChy 66 7 plays Key play Manno 25 pass to Nathan HI Francisco (old record 15. Dallas vs. Miami. Supe> Bowl i Sdtie 82 H^nto'd 80 Albany St Gd 89 Ciarhe Coil 86 OT VII SOUTH Airorn Si 105 Jacuson Si 70 frenzied Irish fans waving yellow SF-.Momoe. 33 pa** from Montana (We'schmg Mosl F,,,, Downs Patting. Team. Game- 17. M.«... v. Ajod'T'd 69 NC Cnarione 62 Atmtfong Si 59 Coastal Catouna 56 SOUTH BKND. Ind IAPI k,ch|, 1148 Drive 78 yards 0 plays Key play ^0 record 15. Minnesota v» Oakland. Super Bow. X.. IMDWItT Ausim Peay 63 Morerwad Si 61 Couch Joey Meyer disclosed that pompons. He found it. Montana 15 .un on 3rd and 1 San Franc-sco 7. M.am. P"»bu'Bn « Dallaa. Super Oowl Vllli • Nut-..- Ddme 66 Bapiisi SC Mi Edwa»d Water* 90 renewed confidence keyed 10th- "When you have your concentra- Most Fit si Downs Passing. Botn Teams. Game~3? SOUTHWIST Bif Souinefn 68 Monievallo 54 MM.-BJohMion?pa« 1iomMaf.no (von Schamann M*m.. 17"~ . vs San Francisco, 15 (old record 28 ft-, 4AM 66 re«a» 61 Caison Newman 92 L Uoel Frrei Downs. Bom Teams. G*na-90. Sen j^ flv>caa> ja uajmis ' MONOAY. JANUARY ai, i98s The DMly Register BS HAGAR CROSSWORD WELL, WELL, COlMZATllLA IOMWO* OM PlCWH* UP TOUfZ Oil 1 Cavort liaawon FPoM THE FLOOR M PUTTMBAA ? (Duo •1 RookipedeMM » Chair * MPr.oettool 14 Chin, mm MRegu, MltMoort 16 Take the bus •7 Ratio words IIOyoMrlM MUwHng 17 Agra (MM 41 Ttttbore MMMpllw UbWilml MHMuland TOOlMOOwnothOl w It Join 71 Rhytluvi 20 Sump oat- •MManow 72WMMN*d STtotty TSDrlnklo 24 Battery part Matfce 25 Prtck DOWN BEETLE BAILEY 27CHvetompo- 1 arato oo Lyffopown 2 8tou«n PULL HARPER/ SCaLoounty HARP6R/ nil in ['Him in ijir.ii'juiii mini; mi men t ' IMII HI sSarn SNUFFY SMITH I MAS HOPIN' BUT, SOMEHOW, HE JUST JUSHAID COULD 1 HELP ME WITH DON'T SET TH TH1 LAUNDRY HAN6 OF IT 'We're gonna see the President's 'Birr I OIDTRT ID COUNT SHEEP I inoculation!" tfWrCQWES AFTER EIEVBJTEEN?' THE WIZARD OF ID YOUR HOROSCOPE By Stella Wilder Let your birthday star be your daily advice offered you freely in p.m. MONDAY, JAN. 21 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - ' Born today, you are an Idealist by TUESDAY, JAN. 22 - Remember the old saying, "You nature. You believe In yourself, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - can lead a hone to water, out you your talents and the attainability of Make certain the person with the can't make him drink!" It's one of your goals, which, incidentally, you checkbook understands the money those days. probably established for yourself situation. Otherwise, you may end VIRGO (Allfl. 23-S»pt. 22) - Get while still very ydun«. You will in touch with old friends. You will in hot water. find them as reliable now as they have no difficulty deciding what it PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - were in the "good, old days." Is you want to do with your life; the Turn to old financial resources that LIBRA (SepL 23-Oct. 22) - difficulty will come with the prepa- may have lain, untapped for a con- Don't let your so-called artistic MARY WORTH rations necessary to fulfill your siderable time. Renew an old temperament get you into trouble ambitions. For nothing run-of-the- acquaintance. today. Hold your peace — and your mill is for you. You are a special ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) - If tongue. person with special talents that will you wish rumor to subside, don't • take years to develop, years more help it along by either a confirma- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-NOV.21) - to hone to perfection. tion or a denial. Ignore it! The earnest expression of your You appear on first meeting to be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - So views will not gain you anything but a quiet, reserved individual. When long as your emotional life is under admirers. Don t hold back for fear you feel at home, however, you of losing popularity. control, things go well for you now SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Doc. show yourself as you really are — on the employment scene. 21) - This may prove a day when fun-loving, generous, fully capable GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - your exceptionally affectionate of being the life of any party! Don't allow yourself to become the nature brings you material and AISO bom on thla data are Placl- victim of gossip. Speak up on your spiritual gains. do Domingo, opera singer; MIs- own behalf without waiting for oth- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - cha Elman, concert violinist. ers to do so. Make another stab at independence. To see what is in store for you CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) - A You can only do yourself good by tomorrow, find your birthday and Scorpio native plays the key role in testing your ability to make it on read the corresponding paragraph. your good fortune today. Take your own. BRIDGE ADVICE By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD another diamond, East still thought you can then bid 2NT as an When the U.S. women's team South had started with four dia- invitation. An immediate response won the world championship in the monds. (East would have under- of 2NT would be forcing. recent Bridge Olympic*, each hand stood the situation better if West East dealer was crucial in the close final match had led the deuce instead of the against Great Britain. In today's ten.) When South took the queen Both sides vulnerable hand, New York expert Jacqui of diamonds and led a club to NORTH Mitchell brought home an "unmak- dummy's ten. Bast held off, un- • 765 able" game because the opponents aware that she could defeat the <5>J64 TIGER misunderstood each other. contract with two more diamonds. OK8 Mrs. Mitchell put up dummy's Mrs. Mitchell won a spade fi- • KJ1063 8$rR king of diamonds at the first trick, nesse, returned to dummy with the QVU. If HAS tf0RNc5OU7OM and Bast won with the ace. Think- jack of hearts to repeat the finesse, WEST EAST VIOUM, MlMeu.| OM VIOLA, Z ing that West had led from 10-9-x, and made the game with four • 1092 • K84 5V0O6OW.OM ^EILO AMfcj East switched to hearts. Declarer spades, three hearts, a diamond and THE PHANTO SONNIES WPPITV-HOP... P06SDONTHIPPITV-HOP.. : uiUMrt ologist says handwriting reveals a lot BY JEAN MeNAfli -*»*S no one thing that necessarily means •g-fy^fr tool in nHitMnt The handwriting characteristics unique shocking I was writing anonymous that a person to a particular way," PiychtatrfcU as far back as of cancer include a lack of motor the Pingu. That NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - Yoa art who was scrawling Slgmme Freud have noted how control shown through skidding be- him nation wide 1 what you write. bWlcvct on a bathroom wall. OM handwriting characteristic emotional inauritari show ay In tween letters, stretching and skip- Graphology I Utll who come to Uebman that shows persMMlity is the slant of handwriting, but now scientists be- ping of ink, be said. attention when I to find out U pr Robert R. Rich- the writ)**. lieve physical disorders can show up Researching the link between (oven are faithful or even are "people Who've been If your letters are straight up and handwriting and cancer Is not the people are likely to develop cancer. down, you're objective, reserved POT example, after several 1 and they're a little bit first unusual endeavor for Liebman, accurate In "It's another form of body gun-shy," Uebman said. "They and keep your head in a crisis, drinks, handwriting shows the ef- a slight, soft-spoken 40-year-old who I applied it to language, ' Llebmin sayi of want to be sure that their boyfriend Liebman said. fects of alcohol by slanting down- also teaches graphology at Old then I've read Just graphology, the tclence of hand- Is loyal, trustworthy and com- Utters that slant to the right ward and becoming Illegible. Dominion University. that's been printed on writing analysis. patible." mean the writer is emotional, Other research has shown that In the late 1960s, Liebman toured said. He's also bam ; For the past five yean, he hat Parents can learn through hand- dependent on others and falls in love early symptoms of multiple with a local band called the Pop national graphology been a consultant to businesses and writing analysis whether their child easily. If the letters slant extremely sclerosis can appear In handwriting. Tops and co-wrote "I Want to Make Besides telling pet city governments that want to know has a problem with shyness or if to the right, the writer may be Liebman, who is working with It With You," which later became a themselves, 'more about their employees. tbetr teen-ager is depressed. several area doctors, believes defl- bit for the group Bread. writing can help . Bank and restaurants have tied "Nothing is 100 percent ac- A right-handed writer who slants cienees m the Immune system that Switching to other Interests, he personalities, ihandwriting analysis to find oat if curate," said Liebman, but more letter* to the left is withdrawn and lead to cancer may snow up In unearthed the first mastodon fossil watching their 'employees who handle money can fee show* Inappropriate emotions. handwriting Before other physical In the area while working on a "People who trusted not to pocket it and lawyers thantoMstadles have shown* high i of accuracy in handwriting TeitJiglli okm write this way and symptoms deeer master's degree in biology. He also weak self have used it to learn whether their change their handwriting as they He hat studied the handwriting of found a 14-legged frog that wound up 'secretaries will be discreet , be said. bard to distort your mature, Liebman said "several hundred" cancer patients in the "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" are weak and Some day care centers have , he added. While handwriting analysis has and control subjects, but won't say column. a cons begun using handwriting analysis to r traits that we pull out of been used since the days of Socrates anything beyond "results are en- - He spent 10 years cross-breeding heavier "t" crosses find out if prospective employees a handwriting come from combina- to read personality, only recently couraging " because the doctors are more than 61,000 combinations of about It while tnty'r* are child molesters, he said. Uen of strokes in a script. So there's has It been considered as a trying to avoid publicity guppies until he came up with a power tends to New Jersey Health-care costs contn BY JACK H. SMITH bill because of creates We older patients do have some lack of adequate responsibility in the current effort surance should inaugural to put a leash on health-care costs. TIME so. In some casea, _ Its not all up to the physicians and the attending physJdaal the hospitals. These services have OF who is paying or Uie a* of art objects their inflating cost spiral, too. And unknown payer one of the contributions we can YOUR everything. WASHINGTON - Art objects make Is to help the doctor treat us created by New Jersey artisans' more efficiently — and, at the smae LIFE Internist Stefan (J. have been selected by the Presl- time, probably more accurately. past president dential Inaugural Committee. medical society, The Soaring Bald Eagle from tie The key to it is the information about ourselves that we bring to the retirees that It is Boehm Studios. Trenton, will be primary doctor presented to President RoaMM doctor. Instead of hemming and hawing around during the verbal last couple of months to a year. A confidence and Reagan and Vice President elsewhere when ha I George Bush. The exquisite piece phase of aa examination, be precise hard-copy documentation with about what's bothering you and how dates, times, relative to meals, ary. He suggested depicts the eagle, official symbol rooms be employed only when the of the United Slates of America, well you have been keeping the sleep, bowel movements, reactions nature of the attack of' accident with wings spread as though doctor's last orders. to medications is a real timesaver to prepared to soar. It is in pure Write it down. That's the a physician." keeps one from getlam. to (to white porcelain, showing the prescription of W G. 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This year-, the "Write down your questions and but It is best to do so by letter so that tionship with < Inaugural Committee selected observations that have occurred to there is evidence on hand to protect may also result several Boehm items for special you physically and mentally," the person doing the forwarding. cost* for you. presentations and for Inclusion In McGee says. "Every doctor-patient Another suggestion by McGee is instant mal| the offical inaugural catalog. to encounter la a verbal one. Many that the patient be thorough and awards, it is a addition to the patients come to a physician's office straightforward about financial ar- doctor to have < a more realistic and expect to recall, in IS or 30 rangements. Those who need Medi- it is for you to I Eagle, there is a minutes, what has occurred over the care to meet the total anticipated your doctor. Reagan red rase (Boehm first rose to Moor her fear ago) and a white , an elephant, symbol »f the B* New ways to treat kidney st • publican Party i is Ming " The Presidential Eagle is I by the Trenton studio to President Reagan and Vice priced at IJ.73O. and the Soaflat Bush, it is also in the inaugural Catalog, priced at BY LESTER L. COLEMAN. M.D. and your Eagle is SM0 The Nancy Raigajn . advantage of rose is M75 and the elephant. Two at my brothers aad I have that are $495 mm,The plate is etched in M-karat set of eight are purchased the had any Dumber of staaes la the prevention of _ gold, not only on the rim and seal individual price is lowered to $48. kidney. Aayene who has ever had a diet and medicines. The hand-blown crystal Jar is Lenox Inc., Lawrenceville, the shown on the front, but also on kidney stone knows bow painful A great deal ef actually manufactured in YOUR company that made the Nancy the back where the inscription these are. All three of as live la the being paid to ,_ Lenox's Mount Pleasant. Pa. Reagan china early in Reagan's reads. Commemorating the In- same small city. I am laid that there HEALTH stone formation and facility. The presidential seal is first term, has created a china auguration of President Ronald are new easier ways of removing ing the need for all., etched in The jar is offered plate and crystal jar as gifts for Reagan and Vice President these kMaey stones. Where can I get It is now poasIM through the catalog at $135 select persons attending In- Gtotge Bush. Jan 10. 1966. 90th more iafersnaUon abeat this? - Mr. stones with "sbedt augural activities. They are also American Presidential In This is the first presidential H.G.L., IHsaMs ultrasonic vibraUea*. available through the itunuranl inaugural for which Lenox has Dear MM: sound probes catalog. plate is priced at $65; if a supplied commemorative items. There has been a remarkable disintegrate growth of new techniques for the previously removal and treatment of stones in percent of kidney stones can now be moval. the kidney end m the entire geni- treated when they are anywhere in A large tourinary tract. The success has the urinary tract. Apparently the treated by » peat ththat urologtealtel sur- ones within the kidney itself are the by Dr. Robert geons alt over America are in most successfully treated by some associates at agreement that a new era of of the new techniques. Hospital in treatment has arrived. Before getting involved in these team of co-worker* It Is estimated that almost 98 BY LENOX — China techniques, I wonder whether you icians, surgeons anff plate with 24-karat is their belief that I gold decoratign and process of star hand-blown crystal jar Jack and Jill chapter performed on with etched-in presi- previously had dential seal were tional surgery." created by Lenox hosts its first benefit I am certain you are near _ Inc., Lawrenceville. as SHRKWfBUli. - 8hadowbrook music of the Inner Force Band. hospitals where I gifts for select per- was the site of a New Year's Eve The event marked the organiza- duplicated. sons attending in- celebration hosted by the Monmouth tion's first annual fund-raisng ac- The remarkable i sugural activities. County Chapter of Jack and JiU of tivity since its installation in Sep- cine and They are also avail- America. Some 300 guests dined on tember. Proceeds will be used to a buffet supper and danced to the support civic activities geared techniques are able through the In- shown to other augural Catalog. towards Monmouth County minority Elmira alumni plan children. medical training, these Jack and Jill of America is a duplicated with | champagne brunch national organization of mothers success even in u- GLEN R1DOE - Members of the and their children devoted to the educational, cultural, civic, re- SPEAKING Of' Elmira (N.Y.) College Club of New NaU biting is a Jersey plan a champagne brunch, to ligious and social development of awi aaar children. Newana Sheppard of children. r celebrate the club's 90th an- the child, does i niversary. New Jersey alumni of the Marlboro Is president of the Mon- mouth County Chapter. Sandra problem. It to' college, apoaaas and.friends are exaggerate it invited to the event, which will be at Watklns, Marlboro, and Helen W. Scott, Wayside, co-chaired the would be to I 13:10 p.m.. Sunday, Jan. 17, In Echo the child's Lake Country Cleb. WaatfWd. event. Honored g»ests will be Dr and Mrs. Leonard T. Grant. He is Elmira Cottage president. Reservations for the branch may be made wrth Lvan galer Rltchkof f bare.-.' i> Carl.4. Quaglia R.P. C.B.8. HE WHO HESITATES TRADITIONAL - IS TAKING A 118 CHANCE Boehm Studios, Tren- ! ton, has been asked Till of 0* aid si • to create Presidential BMBtegasdhshwltha . AtUannti I8BUKO irecarrb«UUlath>s lime to cheek wnayi .Inaugural eagles sin- sssr IgblbtaiSnpH ce the time of the f^saa mm BWaafaaaBna) SBBBBBIBBBB aaanaaal 44 Nixon administration. ffltad. Yoar darter wants ya« te have the tot •This more traditional aUnMatastdalam.TbstbwhiBttcaafet! piece is offered at a) bringing year araserlpUoa is the pharmacy ef j Shop. 99* YOOORJfOUR DOCTOR CAN PHOHK US whM ] S 1,750 in thi* year's Wt wtt avw jnagparaantal estra easrai A .Inaugural CaiWpg. rely aa a tar teUu aaab. W. «icon n «H KB WSE aMaani % MONDAY. JANUARY 21, t985 Thf Pasty Rrgsrtcr B7 Family rift caused by 'unacceptable' mate Dear Am Landers: I hope you your child and I will always lave my late Mt. children and that he holds the aad You — For Teen-Agers I will print Ibis Idler on behalf of all you. - Outsider. USA My husband has hem faltaful, Is grandkidi. by Aaa Landers. Send M < the member* ol my generation who Dear USA: Your pain comes a good father (two children) aad Ana Landen discusses leen-age a long, self-addressed, sli are alienated from their parent! through loud and clear. Thousands treats me well. Except for marital drinking - its myths, Us realities envelope to Ann Landen, P.O. because they have chosen an "unac- (maybe millions) of readers will sex be cannot stand to be touched. Learn the facts by reading HIM, Chicago, IL Mill. ceptable" male. I won't say whether identify with you. I hope your letter He holds Us grandchildren happi- my relationship If Interracial, inter- ANN does some good. ly, bat when ear daughter kisses bin faith or homosexual. We're all in the hello and goodbye be stiffens up and LANDERS Dear Ann Landen: We read In doesn't ma—d. same lousy boat. newspapers and see on TV Ike Dear Folks: I'm sorry I have heartbreaking plight of the starving When pictures are lakes he stands Choosing a therapists "disappointed" and "disgraced" people In Ethiopia and the Sudan. far enough away from me so thai yoa. Van have told me that If I When can we send money to help our shoulders don't touch. Only A Vanderbilt University psychologist, researching the skills that choose to stay with this person, I them? Same say the relief lands and when pressured by friends or family make therapists effective, recommends the best way to choose from certain agencies are a rip-off. We will be pal his arm around me. wlU be disowned and disinherited. not yon. the abundance of ptychotherapies now available is to shop around — II la painful to know I am no trust you completely. Please give as On the few occasions be has bad and then get a second opinion. longer welcome In your borne, bat The person I nave chosen is kind, the word. - J.C. In N.Y. to travel, he leu me kiss him Psychologist Hans Strupp believes people can make intelligent sometimes we mast pay a big price devoted to me, works hard and has goodbye (on the cheek) and re- choices about selecting a therapist, even with 250 varieties of therapy a beautiful character. We caa nave Dear J.C: Send your checks to sponds with a quick bear hag. for independence. Instead ol worry- the American Red Cross The from which to choose. "A therapist's reputation for treating a certain ing abont what your friends will say. a good life together. I nm sad thai Why is he like this? WUI be ever problem is your most reliable guide," says Strupp in the February you refuse to meet this splendid National Headquarters' address Is: change? — Temperature Zero In yon snouM be proud to have raised American Red Cross, Washington. issue of Science Digest. "Also, get a second opinion and see which individual. I'm sure you would like Enid, OUa. therapist you resonate with." a child who I* tree of prejudice and him/her. Everyone does. D.C. 20006. Specify for "African bigotry. Yoa have given me more than 30 Hunger Relief." The American Red Dear Enid: The problem probably In Strupp's on-going research, therapists are taught to come up I am sorry my decision has been yean ol love and guidance. I need Cross is thoroughly reliable. goes back to his childhood. Someone with new. strategies for each patient, rather than rubber stamp one the cause tor gossip among your yon more now than ever. If you Dear Ann Landen: Please help he disliked intensely forced affec- approach on all of them. He is trying to determine if this skill friends, but they should realize that should decide to lock me out of your me to understand a situation I had tion on him. I doubt that he will ever enhances a therapist's ability to zero in on the "dynamic focus" or I am responsible for my decisions. to accept many yean ago. I am in change. Be thankful you have two root of the problem. lives, please know that I am still With one in five American adults — 28 million people — suffering from psychiatric problems, Strupp's study should prove useful. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 66 percent of these people would Improve with psychotherapy, while 40 percent Child shouldn't wear name would improve without it. DEAR HELOISE: So therapists are now under more pressure. Insurance companies dog. I merely stuff the pill into one share with yoa and your maay are now demanding criteria to use in deciding whether to reimburse I have bad some second thoughts of these and my dog gobbles up pill readers something I discovered on putting children's names on their patients for therapists' lofty fees. Several studies are currently trying and all. while washing down my shower. to quantify psycbotherapy'i benefits. clothing where It will be visible to If the pill is rather large, you I usually ended up soaking wet anyone. In the Archives of General Psychiatry last spring, psychiatrist Paul might try the same trick but use one from the water running down my Pilkonis of the University of Pittsburgh Medical School reported that A child is much more apt to be of the large moist pieces of dog food arm. To remedy this, I took one of lured Into a tragic situation by the HINTS the effectiveness of therapy is sometimes tied to the patient's socio- that can accommodate a bigger pill. my son's old lube socks aad ml the economic status. In his study with adults, patients with the most "friendly" stranger who calls her or - Mrs. T.L.C. top off and pat II on my arm. him by name. A penoaallied hat, FROM education, and highest job levels made the greatest strides in group ARM DRIPS "Presto" no more runoff. — Frank- therapy. But patients at the other end of the socio-economic scale barrelles or shirt could make the Dear Heloise: I would like to ie Seneff difference. — Mary Quintans HELQISE most unproved their self-awareness in individual therapy. This is something to consider "People from the upper classes have greater self-awareness to when you are dressing your child for begin with," said Pilkonis, "so they're able to benefit from a broader an outing. Everyone responds to Wagon Wheel Whirl is Feb. 23 range of feedback." their name and youngsters would Researchers also are examining which treatment works best for have a tendency to forget that it was which people — men versus women, those who have histories of MATAWAN - The 16th Annual The public is invited to attend and depression versus those who don't. The results will be compared with written in bold letters on their shirt Wagon Wheel Whirl sponsored by join in celebrating the 80th an- or hat. Let's do everything we can the Matawan Junior Woman's Club those produced by using antidepressant drugs. do to protect our precious children. niversary of the Matawan Junior Regardless of the kind of psychotherapy used, there is no question — Ada Carter will take place Saturday. Feb. 23. Club. For more information or - Heloise A rolling pin helps when* pressing starting at 8 p.m., at St. Benedict's that some therapists are better than others. Science Digest reported Send your favorite household hint shoulder seams in blouses and Church, Bethany Road, Holmdel. tickets, persons may contact June that University of California psychiatrist Mardi Horowitz found that to: jackets too. — Heloise Tickets, which provide beer. soda, Breheny or Mary Pat Marcello. who therapy's success hinges on the marriage of the practitioner's Heloise, P.O. Box 32MO, San CLEANING GRATERS strategy and the patient's motivation. snacks, dessert and coffee, must be both reside on Noble Place, Aber- Of 52 adults grieving the loss of a parent, Horowitz found that the Antonio, TX 78118 Dear Heloise: The easiest way to purchased in advance. deen. TAR ON CAR clean graters is to spray them with highly motivated ones made the most progress when asked probing Dear Heloise: My parents bought a non-slick vegetable sprny before questions. Less motivated patients responded to a sympathetic a cream-colored car about a year using. I also use this spray on my approach. ago. broiling pans and II makes cleaning Professional Secretaries to meet One day we were driving down the up easier. — Mn. R.D. Drew road and we got tor all over the car. WINE CORKS TINTON FALLS - The Mon- retarial association, has members When we got borne. Mom washed all Dear Heloise: Save wine bottle mouth Chapter of Professional Sec- on every continent and in more than the tor off the car with a prewash corks! I put at least three under retaries International will have its 50 countries. spray (hat has an oil base. — Shelley each of my plant pot containers to monthly dinner meeting Thursday, Anyone interested in attending ENGAGED Cbruchwelt let air under them, so hardwood Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. in the Hilton Inn. this meeting may contact Maxine Prewash spray will help to re- floors and enrpet don't get moldy Wynn Etter of Dale Carnegie Vigilante, 145 Uth Street, Belford, move tar if you do the job right from the moisture thai accumulates Associates will present a program N.J. 07718. away. — Heloise after watering. — Terry Markisohn on "Communications and Memory." Caruso-Rich HINTS FROM HIM Never set a plant on the floor Professional Secretaries Inter- CARD PARTY Dear Heloise: Keep a sturdy tote unless there is something under it. national, the world's largest sec- LONG BRANCH - The Grow and SHREWSBURY - An- bag that has a heavy cord in the Even clay trays and saucers lei Show Garden Club will have a card nouncement Is made of the engage- PAPER RECYLING ment of Eileen Marie Rich, daugh- stairwell. Use it as a catchall. II moisture escape on your floor or MATAWAN - Members of the party in Interlaken Bora Hall at 1 laves numerous trips up and down p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 30, with ter of Mr. and Mn. R.J. Rich, 34 carpet. Clay is porous, which is why Matawan Junior Woman's-Club will Patterson Ave., to Thomas Caruso. the stairs. — Tom Kienne it is such a good container for be collecting newspapers fur recycl- proceeds benefiting the SUtue of That is a leg- and time-saving plants. It allows them to breathe. Liberty. Persons are asked to bring Miss Rich was graduated from ing Saturday. Feb. 2, from 9 a.m. to Red Bank Regional High School. She .hint! — Heloise Put something under plant con- 1 p.m., at the Strathmore Shopping cards. Refreshments will be served. STEAM PRESSING Reservations should be made by attended Johnson and Wales Cul- tainers that will keep moisture from Center parking lot. Route 34. Aber- inary School, Providence, R.I., and Dear Heloise: When I need to seeping through. — Heloise deen. Proceeds will be donated to Jan. 26 with Mn. R.J. Connolly, 364 Cedar Ave. New School. New York. She owns steam-press a seam In a very small PET PILLS local charities. Ye Olde Pie Shoppe, Middletown. garment, especially baby clothes Dear Heloise: I came up with a I've knitted, I place It over a wooden solution to the problem of giving a Mr. Caruso, son of John A. rolling pin or a wooden spoon handle Caruso, 1537 W. Front St., Lincroft, dog medication In pill form. and Frances B. Caruso, Hammon- Thomas Caruso, and It makes It a lot easier to press. 1 buy the beef bite treats for my WEDDINGS ton, was graduated from Middle- Eileen Rich town High School South, and Liv- New Brunswick, and works part ingston College, Piscataway. He time for Bennett Landscape As- Israel begins withdrawing attends Rutgers Graduate School, sociates, Lincroft. equipment from Lebanon Dowd-Dugan Rodgers- Wolchak HOLMDEL — Susan Ann Dugan and Brian Dowd were flower girl TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Of- Benyamin Netanyahu, warned Syria and Timothy P. Dowd were married MIDDLETOWN • Announcement School and received an AAS degree ficials said Israel's army began to not to take advantage of a military and ring bearer. Nov. 3 during a nuptial Mass The bridegroom's father was best is made by Mr. and Mn. Raymond in business administration from pull armored can, trucks and heavy vaccuum by sending its own army or celebrated in St. Catharine's Roman K. Wolchak ST., 11 Rosewood Ter- Brookdale Community College, Lin- equipment to new lines in southern Palestinian guerrillas into newly man and the ushers were Kevin race, of the engagement of their Lebanon yesterday, and a top Catholic Church by the Rev. William Dowd and Kenneth Voss. croft. She is a senior account clerk evacuated areas. Carroll. A receplon followed in daughter, Judith Mary Wolchak, to with the Monmouth County Park diplomat warned Syria not to take "I think the Syrians are well Mn. Dowd was graduated from Berwyn C. Rodgers, son of Mr. and advantage of Israel's planned Cervino's, Middletown. Raritan High School, Hazlet, and is System, Lincroft. aware that certain movements on The bride Is the daughter of Doris Mn. Steven Rodgers, Claverack, withdrawal. their part would not be acceptable to employed by First Fidelity Bank, N.Y. The couple plan to be married Mr. Rodgers is an alumnus of Dugan, 52 Brookside Court, Hazlet, Red Bank. Her husband is an in October. Middle Township High School, Cape "The initital logistic stages of the us," Netanyahu told reporters in and the late Edward A. Dugan. alumnus of Red Bank Catholic High redeployment have begun," said an Jerusalem. The bridegroom is the son of School and Temple University, Miss Wolchak was graduated May Court House, and is a welder Israeli army spokesman in Tel Aviv, The planned Israeli pullout has Donald A. Dowd, 121 Maple Ave., Philadelphia. He is employed by The from Middletown Township High with Lion Brand Inc., Hudson. N.Y. who in accordance with army regu- prompted fears of an outbreak of Eatontown, and the late Elizabeth J. Home Insurance Company, New lations spoke on condition he not be sectarian violence between the rival Dowd. York. named. "Nonessential materiel is Christian and Shiite Moslem mili- being transported southward." Attending the bride were Sharon The couple went to Hawaii on O'Flaherty-Gormerley tias in areas to be vacated. Sources A. Dugan, maid of honor, Colleen their wedding trip and reside in Red The spokesman said the in the Lebanese Foreign Ministry Dowd and Janet Hoffman. Shauna Bank. WEST KEANSBURG-Mr. and She is employed as a clerk at withdrawal of heavy gear was to be said yesterday that Lebanon had Mn. Holmes Gormerley, 246 Fourth Giordano, HaUeran, and Ciesla, followed by a rollback on Feb. 18 of agreed to station U.N. observers in St., announce the engagement of Middletown, and is a waitress at Israeli troops from a 200-square- evacuated areas to prevent blood- their daughter, Kathleen Mary Oscar's, Red Bank. mile chunk of territory along the shed. Goldfine-Davis Gormerley to Richard Anthony Mediterranean coast. O'Flaherty Jr., son of Mr. and Mn. Her fiance is a graduate of The sources, who spoke only on LONG BRANCH - Our Lady Star Christian Brothers Academy, Lin- Resident! of Lebanese villages condition they not be identified, said O'Flaherty Sr., 4 Klldare Drive, around Sidon, near current Israeli of the Sea Roman Catholic Church Hazlet. croft, and attended DeVry Technical Lebanon had agreed to a proposal was the setting for the Jan. 5 front lines, told reporters that from U.N. Undersecretary General Mum Gormerley was graduated Institute, Woodbridge Mr. several Israeli army trailers re- wedding of Joanne Davis and Mat- Brian Urqhuart, providing the thew Charles Goldflne. The Rev. from Raritan High School, Hazlet. O'Flaherty is a carpenter. turned empty yesterday after carry- deployment of the U.N. forces would ing armored vehicles toward the Kenard Tuzeneu officiated at the village of Kaitouli. along the re- be temporary. ceremony, and a reception followed Sanfilippo-Jennings deployment line. They also said Lebanon was still in Mike Doolan's Restaurant, Spring seeking an agreement with Israel on Lake Heights. KEYPORT - Mr. and Mn. nings, is a graduate of Raritan High State-run Beirut radio quoted the future of the Israeli-backed witnesses in Sidon — the first major Mr. and Mn. Paul R. Davis, 2018 Edward Friedman, t Cypress St., School, Hazlet, and is employed at militia known as the South Lebanon Hillview Ave., Wall, are the parents announce the engagement of their Freehold Electric Co., Freehold;. city expected to be evacuated — as Army. saying convoys of about 70 Israeli of the bride. Mr. and Mn. Daniel daughter, Karen Jennings, to Nick Mr. SanfUippo is a graduate of Israel wants to establish a role for linger. 55 Ocean Ave.. Monmouth Sanf Hippo, son of Mr and Mrs. Nick Ruritan High School, Hazlet, and De jeeps, trucks and armored can the militia in a strip north of the moved through the city at dawn on Beach, are the parents of the SanfUlppo, 806 Poole Ave., Hazlet. Vry Technical Institute, Wood- Israeli border, but the Lebanese say bridegroom. Miss Jennings, who is also the bridge, and is employed at Perkln- their way southward. there is no place for the South Israel's Cabinet last week ap- Paula Davis was the maid of daughter of the late William Jen- Elmer Corp., Oceanport. Lebanon Army. honor, and the bridesmaids were MR. AND MRS. proved a three-phase withdrawal Official sources in Amman said plan, without fixing a date for Patricia Davis, Roberta Davis and MATTHEW GOLDFINE Urquhart held talks there with Donna Fanner. completing the pullback to the Jordan's King Hussein and Foreign Israeli-Lebanese border. The best man was Adam Goldf ine. Mr. Goldfine, a graduate of Long Minister Taher al-Masri after arriv- Andrew Elwell, Paul Falcone and Branch High School, attended Brillhart attending inaugural Israel's current front line is the ing there Saturday. Yesterday, Ur- Brookdale Community College, and Await River, 37 miles north of the Cole DIMattio ushered. quhart flew to Israel, where he met The bride was graduated from is employed by Dyno Bud Industries, MIDDLETOWN - Susan Brillhart, daughter of Mr. and Mn. F. bonier. In the fint phase, Israeli with Defense Minister Yitzhak Oakhurst. Robert Brillhart. Beechwood Road, Lincroft, wUI attend the: • soldier* will pull back 18 miles to the Wall Township High School and Rabin. Brookdale Community College, Lin- The couple took a wedding trip to Presidential Inaugural today as the guest of Jeffrey I. Lewis, who FLitani River and give up territory in has been selected official representative of the American Student which 3*0,000 to 400,000 Lebanese Urquhart said Lebanon may ask croft. She attends Monmouth Col- Hawaii, and reside hi West Long lege, West Long Branch. Branch. Association Foundation. ; live. the U.N. Security Council to enlarge Lewis, of Stamford, Conn., is chairman of the foundation, a District mce. medical equip- the area of southern Lebanon now of Columbia non-profit tax-exempt organization dedicated to fabricated buildings patroled by U.N. soldiers. Grimes-Dawson promoting the common interests of college and university students from bases near "I can't answer for the Lebanese and furthering the awareness, appreciation and access of higher illations along the government, but I can imagine FALLBROOK. Calif. - Dorey sister, was matron of honor. Kristin education in America. ; IV. that's a very strong possibility." he Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Smith and Dustln Ractappi, the Brillhart, who resides hi New York, was graduated from the The lv/Wt military spokesman told reporters. He said his trips to Robert Dawson, 114 Morris Ave., bride's children, were flower girl University of Connecticut, Storrs, with a bachelor's degree in nursing ; said the army, which Invaded Leba- Syria, Lebanon and Israel had Spring Lake, N. J., was married and page. and is a registered nurse in the Pediatric, Infant and Toddler Unit ; non in June 198*. "will remain in the produced some "very positive ele- Dec. 30 In Fallbrook United The bridegroom's father was beat at Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York. area fully equipped for operational ments" that he hoped would result Methodist Church, to John Grimes, man* Lewis received a BS degree in chemical engineering from UM) purposes until the rollback date. In a firm plan of action. son of James R. Grimes, Windsor Mn. Grimes was graduated from Univenity of Connecticut and is a second year student at the Israel radio said liaison officers Urquhart said he would brief U.N. Terrace. Freehold, N. J., and Carol Manaiquan High School. Mr. Benjamlne Cardozo School of Law, New York. Lewis was formerly ; told residents of Sidon that Israel Secretary General Javier Perex de Reavlsof Maryland. Grimes attended Freehold Borough New England director of the American Student Association and will ! would reserve the right to return to Cuellar in London on Monday. The Rev. Paul Scharer officiated High School and James Madison be In Washington to participate in the 1M5 National Student ." the port city of 150.000 If anti-Israel at the ceremony, which was (al- University, Harrisonburg. Va. He is Convention and ASA annual meeting taking place at Georgetown; About 5.200 U.N. soldiers have Univenity. guerrillas reorganize there. been stationed in southern Lebanon lowed by a home lecapUon in Vista. employed by Olson Construction " Israels UN. ambassador. since 1978. Sarah Grimes, the bridegroom's Company, San Diego. M The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1985 MORuimon II HtlpWnttd MMM.UTMN -fT^g Register •£*) J ASSI8TANT WHEHCAS. IIWI •».•» lha NOTIC*I _O.f OtCIBIOM nMd tor 1M MrvtoM ot • Zoning The eppHoellon al the OulairM DIRECTOR Board ol AdhiaWTwit Attorney in. Inc. tor e aaragn-stt panan OF NURSING .renelar at License Na. for tha •orouoh ol AumaOfl a* Immediate opening lor an RN. ijHO»010-00t. prevlousl» wrihoriMtf by K.I. 4Q:W- Ift, an d Classified mala/female who deairet a MM by CAS Bar and ana. Ine WHtftEAS. runda ar* avttaMa challenging opportunity In nure- wae granted approval by lha Pnorw 542-1700 De.lv 8 30 AM ToSPM Saloiday 8 30 * M To 12 30 P M for trtej purpose, and Htg home administration. Eac. Iraq claims WHEREAS. trv» Local PubUo Mayor and Township Counts! ol •alary a baftaflta Clinical orlen- TowneNp ol Marlboro at na Contracts Law. U.S. 4OA 11-1. at tatton/nuralng dlagtwala and meeting ot January to, wq. roquifM that Nw twokiaon •uparvlaory admlnnlratlva eWllty copy of tha resolution i234Msrlboro authorlitng in* award of oorv 241 Urn BrtflUt 241 Union B—ch required Sand raaurKa Director tract* for "ProfMMona. tswteaa" incorporating the approval ol NOTICS ol Nuretng. Nuraing Oapanmant. etnrtj this transfer is on We with tha NOTKJB HOTICa . co PURSUANT TO THE RE- MM Bw? M, HaUatrBj 07710. Township Clerk of tha Township MM.UTION M IT RESOLVED *y lha Plan- pubiiihod no more than ten (10) QUIREMENTS OP THS ol Mslrboro and la sveneble tor WMtflCA*. me Local u ning __ ASSISTANT BBOOKKEEPER F/T daya following the adoption MARLBORO TOWNSHIP PLAN- three ships thereof: Inspection Contraola Lav IN J.« A Eeq. be end he la haraby ep- - FFo r emaa nuusinl g Phome ,... . Bend NINO BOARD. NOTICE IS HERE- JAMES f COLLINS. ISO At-I0AH-1, at eeo ) r»qum>f Mat polntad Planning Board Anornay raauma to: 0oB « T-41*4 . DlOjjtly NOW. THIflEFOIE. BE IT RE- BY GIVEN THAT ON JANUARY torney for Applicant ha swerdlnfl of contracts tor foralafmalunapiaf.Oflrnmano- Wagsrsx. atirewsUjry. NJ OTTOt SOLVED by the Zoning Board or IS. 1MS. THE FOLLOWING AC- Jan. 21 IT 20 Profeeatonal 8arv»aa" nMUioul Ing January 1 Adjustment ot Ihe Borough of 1. IMS and ending TION WAS TAKEN: Rumaon at roftowa: oomswtrva bidding muai ba lanbaili P.B. QEORQE HAUSMAN. waa 1. It la hereby authorised, on BE IT FURTHER RttOLVED »5 Freehold Towrnhlp granted minor aubdMelon ap- behalf ot the Borough, to ralaJn NOTICE ia Hinaav OTVIN thai lha foregoing appointment proval on Slook W-l, Lot a Anthony T »runo. Attorney al HI SOLUTION OOr THI that on January *, 1*asiha Ptan- be ana n la hanky mada wlthoui ALSO. PLEASE NOTED THE are attacked Law. of Ihe State of New Jersey, nlne Board of the Borough of competitive bidding aa a Pro- ATTENTION! onmaMF O nw PLANNING BOARD WILL HAVE to perform the aervtoee of Zoning nwiHOU) Bright. Naw Jersey, doaa lenllinai Sarvlca" undar ma A FIELD TRIP ON SUNDAY Board Attorney In ihe year 1MB New Jersey In KrCHAftO J. MaWANUe. provttkana ol tha Local Public Ptaaaa manuon THE REOISTER All threee were empty with French-made JANUARY 30th. IM* at 11:00 whan replying to a Raglatar KACHDAU. Iraq and he la hereby appointed to No. R-as-u „ an attarnav at law. to aanra Conlracla Lawa (N.J.S.A. Mirage fighter- that ottlca pursuant to the Date el Adaaatan Jan. 14, I 40A:1t-1 at aaq.l baoauaa said AM TO INSPECT THE PROP- I APi — Iraq said ils when attacked. aa atlomay to tha Board lor lha ERTY CONDITIONS ON provisions ot R.8. 40:17-19. TITll ftlaOLUTiOH COM- January •I. 1*M to De- paraon la authorised by law to bombers. practloa the profeaalon ot At-GORDONS CORNER RO ANDATTENDANTS — For buay aar- warplanes attacked Iraqi television said 2 Said attorney I* retained and FIBUINQ APVOINTMaNT* Of ' 31. IMS. torney of Law. which proraailon CHURCH RD. FOR APPLI- vtca atatkm. immadlata poanlona appointed to in* office of Zoning •LANNINO) BOARD AT. three Hhips near Iran's the raids were la ragulalad by law. CATION P.B. M7-S4. •vallabM. 8ee Jell, Main 1 Tlnlon Board Attorney pursuant to R B Enxon. acroae from Waal Oala. QaorfjalM Ademclk, Secretary FURTHER. THE PLANNING Kharg Island oil ter- launched to 'under- 4017-15 without competitive Fort Monmouth. Eetonlown The Iraqis "with ES8X:Of ADJUaTflMNT AT BOARD WILL HOLD A SPECIAL bidding H a "Profeaeional Ser- provtelona ol Ihe Local Puotk: Union Baaeh Planning Board minal in the Persian line our determination 1 BOARD (in MEETING ON JANURAY ». vice" under the provisions of me TOMV Contrecta Lao baeauaa ina MM AUTO MECHANIC F/T - Muat their Mirages can eas- TOMMV 1095 FOR THE FOLLOWING Cull on yesterday, and to tighten the blockade Local Contracts Law becaue* the INTRODUCED BY: Mr*. Avallone paraon la authorlied by law to have roots 4 axp. Qood op- TROD AGENDA; ily do more." he said. Mrvic* rendered or performed •* SECONDED BY: Mr. Segal practlca Wa lagal pcoNaalon end portunity with growing CO. Mr. nurine salvage of- imposed on Kharg PS. 2»l-«4. MARLBORO Somera 747-2OS4 or 747-1211. be done by a person •.•SOLUTION ml. profaaakm !• regulatad by "They can reach 250 Othar Public Nolle** MEDICAL BUILDING, memorlal- Island and other Ira- aulhorited by law to practice e WHEREAS, there exists a need law and/or la axampi from ficials confirmed an liauon of a raeoluDon. AUTO SERVICE MANAGER — racogniiad profession and tr certain • Professional Ser- N.J.a.A. «OA:11-1. at eeq by targets around the SUPERIOR COURT Pi. BARRY JOHNSTON. Motivated aeH-sunar to help earlier Iraqi raid on a nian ports "Kharg whom prof •••ton and pracilc* la vices' for the Township of Free- reaaon of lha provtalona ol 1 Iranian! port of OP HEW JERSEY reading ol a resolution for a build large Central Jereey auto Well German vessel Island. 115 miles regulated by law and bids ar* not ho4d that would provide leaal an * N.J.8.A. 40A:fi-11 dealer's eervice oepl Musi Dm consulting sewlee* rotated I CHANCERY DIVISION major aubdlvlalon. required per R.8 40A 5-1V DAVID J HODER. Chairman •alee-orlanted * an organliar southheast of Iraq, is Bushehr and farther various Township board*; and MONMOUTH COUNTY P.B. M7-I4. MARLBORO The announcement 3 Copy of mis reaoluuon shall DATED: January t. 1(W DOCKET NO. C-HSS44 CIVIL WOODS SOUTH, continued pub- Full oompany-psld banaflla. south." Bushehr, 40 b« pubttahed in the DaUy Aagts- WHEREAS, the Planning Sand oompMa reeume to: Bon Iran's mam oil ter- MOTION: M n . ACTION lic hearing for a maror tub- came as Iraq threaten- Mr as required by law within ten Board and me Zoning Board of SMITH/SECONDED MS. Y-40B. Tha Dally Raglatar. miles south of Kharg Adjustment have made such rec- MORTON P KRAMER. PA dtvltion minal 10) day* ot Its paaaaae. WALTERS Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. ed to step up its at- ommendatlons and appoint* STRATHM0RE PROFESSIONAL Island, has not been CBRTIFICATMSN AVES UR. SMITH. MS. menu. aub|ecl to oTncia) action BUILDING tacks on gulf shipping Iraq declared early I hereby certify that the above WALTER8. MAVOR NOP.TO. AUTO MECHANIC — E>- affected by the ot (he Township Committee; and ROUTE M pertanoad wHh tools, paid va- .end seven Arab last year that a 50- rssoluilon wa* adopted by the MR HODER. MR. SOLOMAN. MATAWAN. NEW JERSEY 07747 blockade. Zoning Board of Ad|ustmenl of WHEREAS, the Township MR. HINTON. MR. ROUGH cation 1 holidays. 40/hr ark Call Treasurer has certified that (201) Ha-SOSO tor appt. F. J. « Sons. 264-0040. lureign ministers met mile radius around lha Borough of Rumson al a NAYS: NONE funds are avllable for this Atlorneyltllor PLAINTIFFS: meeting held on January 1S. Sandra A. ScKwan. Sec- BOOKKEEPER/COMPUTER here in seek a way an Kharg Island was a purpose in ihe 1BSS budget line EDWARD J CARROLL and IMS retary of Ina Planning Board of SANDRA P CARROLL. Me OPERATOR — Permanenl poa- end to the 52-month- • military exclusion J. Gary Simmon of the aforementioned the Borough ol Saa Srtghl. New Iraq was reported Boards, and old Iran-Iraq war. zone " and warned Clark ol the Board Jereey. oarttty tha foregoing to 6 Lost snd Pound Jan. Ji S20 sa WHEREAS, the Local Public ba a true copy of a NaaoajUon earlier to nave ac- va •100 REWARD — For "Btg Joe". ships to avoid it or risk Contracts Law (NJSA 40A:11.1> and approved by eaM An Iraqi military paaaad ALFRED T HENNESSY, JR.. Ea- Very large, gray-tan Tabby quired eight Mirage- 225 FfShold Township equlre* that ihe resolution Boarda!t their reguler mealing on •': BOYS/GIRLS ipokeiman said on attack by Iraqi naval authorizing the award of con- ecutor of Ihe Laat Will and Teeta- Lost since November January a. IMS. rrrenl of WALTER MAC DONALD 7th thru 10th grades units and warplanes EQ5 warplanes, which NOTICE tracts (or "Professional Service*" SCHWARZ. Sec- state television that BLACK, _. JOAN WORK AFTER SCHOOL 4 SAT like the five French- Aa*r*eta No 11A without competitive bids must be retary h said this was Ordinance He tVM-M availubta tor public inspection MURPHY JOSEPH EARN 140 IWII large naval DOG 1/17 TINTON FALLS — Township Meettr*e and same I* on tile wtth the MURPHY, her hueband: ANNIE WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- necessary to prevent made Super Ktendard small tan female mined Pug. DeM Dee. IB, IBM Township Clerk REED: CHARLED BLACK and TATION NECESSARY. HOW- target! .md a very Owner pieaee call Associated Iran from exporting jetfighters received Nottce is hereby given thai at a AONE8 BLACK, hla wlfa EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE- Humane Society. 922-0100. large nj\al target regular meeting of the Township SOLVED by Ihe Township Com- RARITAN BAY REALTY COM KEANSBURO. PORT MON- oil and using the earlier last year can PANV: JAMES S. LYONS am Commute* of the Township of mittee of the Township of Free- FOUND - Bonn type dog. light MOUTH. HA2LET AREAS THI8 were attacked by our ANNA C. LYONS, hla wile money to finance the fire surface-skimming Freehold held on January 14. hold aa follows: gray, vary lovable Vicinity ot 9 NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR JAMES REYNOLDS; JOSEPH MORE INFORMATION CALL eagle* >-di ••' Eat Iranian 747-4000 < cm TKWtrel lie-nun) Cian) rkmn mm, Pm iinrti. nan* was. slat III 44.000 rra. 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