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Heat Fuel ^Rationing,' $50,000 16-Cent Tax Cut Seen for Long Branch -I t HOKVI'M.i; 5 The Weather Partly cloudy, windy and FINAL milder, high today 40 to 45, low tonight In low 30s. Tomor- EDITION row cloudy, chance of late showers. F^REGISTER 18 PAGES Monmouth (ounlv's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL 96 NO. 141 , REDBAISK-MIDDLETOWN, NJ. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15,1974 TEN CENTS """""'""""'"'•""lllllllltllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilHIIIIIHilllllUI IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIilllllllHHIIIIIIIimilllllllHIIIUH IIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIinillllllllllliHIlM Gov. Byrne Takes Office Today ByCARLZElTZ must take in the next four year, Byrne chose to move, members of the state judi- Democratic county chairmen. including a $250 luncheon at years. the ceremony indoors. The ciary and Legislature, and Besides the swearing-in cer- the Holiday Inn here, a $100 TRENTON (AP) — Gov.- A spokesman for Byrne said forecast called for cold, press representatives. emony and a brief State Sen- dinner at the State Museum, a elect Brendan T. Byrne be- he expected the address cloudy weather today. Among the dignitaries who ate session to confirm J. Ed- $500 private dinner at a subur- comes Gov. Byrne at noon would last only about 10 min- Instead of an outdoor cere- are expected to attend the in- ward Crabiel as secretary of ban Trenton country club, and today when he will take the utes, a relatively short speech mony at the state cultural auguration are former New state,'Richard C. Leone as the inaugural ball which will oath of office as the 54th chief for an inauguration. In 1970, center a few hundred yards Jersey Govs. Alfred E. Dris- state treasurer and William cost $50 a couple. executive in the history of outgoing Republican Gov. Wil- from the Delaware River, this coll and Robert B. Meyner, Hyland as attorney general in The profits from the affairs New Jersey. liam T. Cahill took about a year's inauguration will take Mayor Abraham Beame of the new administration, the will go to pay off Democratic half-hour to make his in- place at noon inside the Tren- New York City, Gov. Sherman day is devoted to social activi- Party and Byrne campaign Byrne's inaugural address augural address. ton Memorial Building. Tribbitt of Delaware, and ties with emphasis on political debts. The party fundraisers was expected to be a broad CahiU's audience shivered The building seats 2,700 per- Gov. Milton Shapp of Pennsyl- money making. expect to collect a total philosophical presentation of in a biting winter wind on in- sons. About 700 of those at- vania. All told there were four $350,000. his views on government and auguration day 1970. To avoid tending the inauguration were The remaining 2,000 tickets scheduled social functions One change has been made the direction New Jersey the same frigid prospect this friends and family of Byrne, were distributed by the 21* which require a fee to attend, however. In order to demon- strate Byrne's commitment to the reform of campaign fi- nancing, no paid ads appear in the inauguration journal. Democratic Party aides esti- mated the decision to elimi- nate paid ads reduced the in- auguration proceeds by Heat Fuel ^Rationing,' $50,000. Byrne's day was to begin at 9:30 a.m. with a mass at St. Mary's Cathedral here and LAST DAY SMILE — Gov. William T. Cahill ges- will continue with a proces- tures to photographer as he spends the last hours sion through downtown Tren- in the office of governor in Trenton yesterday. ton to the War Memorial Democrat Brendan Byrne Is being sworn In as the Gasoline Curb in Effect Building for the inauguration. new governor at noon today. WASHINGTON (AP) - The took effect one minute before gasoline than before. Just how less aviation fuel than in 1972 ceptionally cold house or a federal government began ap- last midnight, permit ex- much less was uncertain, but and they have already started business that's hurting from plying today a program of ceptions for hardship cases. an FEO official guessed it reducing flight schedules. too little fuel. gasoline austerity and fuel oil Normally, however, ther- might be 15 to 20 per cent less Electric power plants are to rationing, including less home mostats in homes and other than the public otherwise get as much residual fuel oil "Hardship", the regulations Mideast Differences heating for the nation. residential buildings must be would use in 1974. as the FEO says they can say, "means a situation in- While no ration stamps are set six degrees lower than in The administration has have, depending on how much volving or potentially in- involved. Federal Energy Of- the same month of 1972 and, asked motorists to limit them- there is. volving substantial discomfort or danger and-or economic fice officials have described in other buildings. 10 degrees selves voluntarily to 10 gal- But essential services and t dislocation." the petroleum allocation sys- lower. Many people have al- lons of gasoline per week, but military activities will get just Gap Seen Reduced tem as non-coupon rationing ready done this and the regu- so far there is no formal limit about all the petroleum they In effect, the system rations JERUSALEM (AP) - Sec- would man between the two for all major products except lations will not require a fur- October war and has in- to their individual gasoline need, holding top priorities in major petroleum products retary of State Henry A. Kis- armies. retail gasoline. ther reduction on their part. troduced new and longer- use. the new nationwide petroleum right down to the Anal consu- singer and Israeli officials One high-ranking American range missiles into the armor- The new regulations, which Service stations will get less Airlines will get 5 per cent allocation system. mer, with one major ex- today discussed Egyptian official with Kissinger said he ies of both nations. In allowing for "hardship" ception: gasoline. counterproposals concerning thought the differences be- The Israeli government's exceptions to their specific The Nixon administration the troops and weapons Egypt tween the Israeli proposal and chief opposition, the right- limits, the regulations provide has ordered creation of a would keep on the east bank the Egyptian counterproposal wing Likud bloc, claimed that plenty of room for deciding standby gasoline-rationing of the Suez Canal. were manageable. The princi- the Egyptians also had built what a hardship is — appar- system but has not yet de- "I believe we have nar- pal disagreement apparently missile sites in the areas cast ently it could include an ex- cided whether to use it. rowed the differences sub- was over the number and of the canal that they occu- stantially on this trip; I hope kinds of antiaircraft missiles pied in the war. to be able to narrow them fur- and other weapons that Egypt Foreign Minister Abba ther in Israel in the next day would retain on the east side Eban met Kissinger on his re- or two," said Kissinger as he of the canal. turn from Aswan last night Oil Prices Zoom shuttled back from Aswan, Defense Minister Moshe and conferred with him until Last Dec. 1, an independent dealer in the Chicago area where he and Egyptian Presi- Dayan said shortly before Kis- after midnight. The American was selling home heating oil at 28ty cents a gallon. Today, the dent Anwar Sadat discussed singer's return that the Soviet secretary's schedule this same dealer is charging 35 cents a gallon. the Israeli proposal for dis- Union has rebuilt most of the morning called for a meeting That's an increase of almost 23 cents in six weeks. It re- engagement of Israeli and missile sites in Egypt and Syr- first with Premier Cnlda flects the situation throughout the country, according to a spot Egyptian forces alnng the ia that were destroyed in the Meir, who Is confined to her check of trade associations. Home heating oil prices have ri- canal home with an attack of sen sharply in the lad month, and industry spokesmen say Egypt apparently had no ob- shingles. they'll probably nse some more in the future. jections to Israel's offer to Kissinger hopes to be able In fact, some spokesmen aay it may cost you twice as pull its troops back to a line Urgent Blood much to heat your home this winter as it did last year. In dol- to hold * final meeting tomor- about 20 miles east of the ran- A i • • row with Sadat and then let lars and cents, the increases can boost your yearly heating bill al. But Kissinger returned to Appeal ISSIKMI by 1100 or more, depending on how much ml you use and who the two countries return to di- Israel with a map showing the your supplier is SHREWSBURY - An ur rect negotiation!) in Geneva. positions they want to hold i>n gent ipp#al has been made "I'm not going to be shut- If you were lucky enough to hive a supplier who is gelling the east bank as well is the for donors in supply blood (or tling back and forth." he told domeilic oil, you may not be hit Ion hard II. however, your buffer tone the United Na- dealer depends on imported oil, you d better be prepared for a Raymond Fuorry. 12. of 30 Co- newsmen in Aswan yesterday tion* peacekeeping force real wallop. lonial Drive, who is hospi- "After Ihis phase, we'll have talized in Monmouth Medical to dn It in Geneva " Onler. Long Branch, with leukemia POT PLAN! CRASHII — Rescue worker* teorch through the wreckage A spokesman fur I hr do 1111 ty Eyes MicltlU'lown Hoard Seeks bnrnugh « Klr«l Aid Squad ol a twin tngint plant that trnthtd at Pompano Beach, Flo., last night Mid blood U Mtdtd In aupply and killed thrtt ptoplt.
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