Columbus Day parade sunny By BOUN GOLDSTEIN U>M« BRANCH - For the fir* time In three yeiri, the "u *»ae yesterday on the Columbui Day parade TBMJ wart I lew raindrops, but they came later in the •nenooB, after both marcher* and celebrants wound up 2? ??Tff? *m ** It»Ul"An>«rtcan Memorial Aiaocia- Uon (lAMA)dubhQuie on We* Bid Avenue Tbefe was ample time between the end of the parade and that advent of the rain for the marcheri to sample «b»i|t tad pirn, exchange pleasantries with friends and take theirchances at the game booths aet up on the IAHA fairgrounds. The jnnual parade, sponsored by the Greater Long BrsaehOirtstepher Columbus Club, wended its way down JUS^J* throu«h We* ^ yesterday to the mirchlng rhythms of the Long Branch High School Band Grand Marshal Arnold Maacola led the marchers The Columbus Day festivities, which began Friday aight w»h the man-of-the-year dinner honoring Frank Torcnla ht West End Manor, will continue tonight at IAMA with entertainment, games, Italian delicades and a display of fireworks. But yesterday, all the younagsters could ask their pareau was when they could get to compete In the annual Greasy Pole contest. That meaty co mpetltion will be held tonight at IAMA Anthony Mlgliacdo, Christopher Columbus Club presi- dent, said he was happy with the activities and that this year, It hadn't rained on his parade "But It was pretty cold today," Mr. MigUacdo added. "I From left, Vincent Anello of Long Branch in Italian attire, Belinda Ferrer of Red Bank, city Spanish fraternity queen, Debbie with we could push Columbus Day back to June or July See Celambas Day, page J Eisele, Long Branch H.S. twirler and Jason Jones, of the high school band on the tri-tom drum: Photos by Herman Gerechoff The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 82 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,1978 15 CENTS Man kills his young wife, then self
MONMOUTH BEACH - A family, the Petillos, Uve onquestion about It," one woman U-ywMM borough man, ap- Ocean Avenue. wm; spoke often to Mn. Koch parently tnraged after a Neighbors said that Mr. when the was out walking her "awtta! sqaabMe". fatally Koch was an avid hunter, and dog, laid. "He was a very ner- stat has Ifrjtarokt wife yes- waa reported to have had hunt- vous person." tartly Menlag and then Ing guns in hit apartment. "I couldn't have said it was faeratd his aaotgua oa hlmteU, Mr. and Hit Koch were going to happen, but I'm not according to Alexander obaerved often by neighbors surprised," the woman added, Lehnr, Monmouth County leaving their apartment after In her yearbook, Klmberley work to go fishing on theAnn Petlllo waa described as Neighbors said that Ed- seawall. "outspoken." wart C. EtWh, M, who Uved at One neighbor, Don H Chajati Beach Apartments, Bound), said he had been a In 1MT, the yearbook pre- hen, called Ms mother shortly classmate of Mr. Koch's at dktioos tald. she would be a before taking hla Ufe at the Shore Regional High School. "politician." apartment ha and his wife, "The guy was always hunt- OM teacher at Shore Re- Uaberly Aan Koch (nee Ing and fishing He did that In gional High School taid that PetiUo), had ekand here high tchool, too," Mr. RoutaeU the used to talk often with Whaa pottte arrived at tbe recalled Klmberly about the problems scat*, both he aad nil young "But he wasn't the type of of OM of the young woman's wUa wen dead already, au- guy to hit somebody He was a tkertsMield, Uasherty Aaa Each quiet dude." "She always seemed to be The youag couple waa mar- Bat another former ac- an attractive, pleasant girt, ried after Klmberly Ann their apartment several times. quaintance called Mr. Koch who waa very helpful," the Petflo eradiated from Shore The young couple in re- "Ugh strung." teacher said "This It terribly Bagkatal High School In 1177. ported to have had no children Several local residents de- sad." Mr. Koeh, a Met graduate of The ahootlngt occurred at scribed the Koches as a "nice, Fran Turkish, whose sec- the tame Ugh school, re- about Mam. yesterday, hi the quiet couple," who were teen ond Door apartment abuts the portedly worked as a track bathroom of the apartment, out often walking their dogs In apartment when the Koches driver for South Shon Paper Mr. Lehrer said. Mrs. Koch this usually peaceful residen- Uved, said she hadn't heard he., , M Neptune City. Mn. was abot once or twice with a tial community. anything this morning to signal Koch had been employed at shotgun. Mr. Koch used the Police ben say there hasn't that something was amiss. \to Red Bank, neigh gun to take hit own life. been a murder In Monmouth She didn't know Mr. Koch The county medical ex- Beach for at least the last M well, but had become friendly The Koch couple had been was to perform autop- years. with Mrs. Koch because they having tone marital dlf- siM on the vlctlmt yesterday Neighbors said they be- both had the same kind of nnUea reportedly, and neigh- Both of the vlctlmt come lieved that Mr. Koch's mother dogs, Lhasa Apaos. hen art fan. Koch, had left from famlliet la the borough. called the police after her ton "She wasn't rowdy," Ms. arino photo) lad about a week ago, Mr. Koch It reported to have a called her. Turkish said. "She was Just a aha had been back to large family ban. Mn. Koch's "They had problems, no very nice person." Channel Beach apartment, scene ofMonmouth Beach twin deaths yesterday.
It's now Jim Gillian., Dodger Theinsidestory great, is dead at 49 TIE WEATHER Captain 1NGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) hitting ahead of GUllam in the Saaay May. Saaay aad milder temrre*. Ceaspktte — Dodger coach Jim GUllam, Los Angeles lineup, credited weather report page 1. GUliam's unselfishness with the gentlemanly, always-hustl- AaaLaaders. j Azzolina ing Infiekter who won legions helping him establish the theft 7 mark. Weddlagsaaaeaand By BOB BRAMLEV of fans while playing with the JetswlaMg U FOR1VMONM0UTH - club In Brooklyn and Us An- He appeared In teven NFLnaadap I! It'sCapt. AnoUna now. geles, died latt night of a World Series and played an Accepting hit promotion cardiac arrest. He was 49. extremely Important role for BriageAdvke 1 DAILY BBGI8TER to the rank of captain In the GUllam, whose playing and tbe Dodgers In their pennant PHONE NUMBERS Naval Reserve by repeating coaching caner with the drive* of 196s, 1*M and lttt, CsHtaTML lt-17 Mail OOtcc MUM* Dodgers spanned M yean, suf- hitting 300 in 'M and .282 the Ceaatn. Tel Free 171 MM his oath of office adminis- f • i • i i i • i fTM..!. tered bylRear Adm. Anthony fered tbe hemorrhage it his other two yean. i>nBafwVra sTBUJsr.,.,. • Ttfl Free MM1M home In Lot Angeles and un- GlUiam had a longstanding Dee*. MS-17M H. Murty of Philadelphia. If Joseph Anolina of Mid- derwent surgery Sept. li. friendship with Manager KMcrttilMMat dhrtownj politician, super- Known as "Junior" In hit Walter Alston, playing under market operator and Naval early career, GUllam broke Um with Brooklyn's Montreal UNstyte. 7-1 .mmi officer, Peached another ca- farm club In 1M1-S1. then later Hake A Dale II •MBa ktto the major leagues with „ 4 rter plateau baton nearly Brooklyn In UN. He replaced See GaUasa, page 1 Mil Mknds and relativei Ran of Famer Jackie Rob- ajafts. 11 14 Knight nGlbbtHall taeoo, the first black player In ••Only In the United the modern major leagues, at State* o» America could I have Halted at the lowest That season turned out to rung and risen this high in he a banner on* for. GUllam, at MONEYPOWER my carwn t» tbe Navy, WETTING DOWN — Navy tradition colls for newly earned gold stripes to be Nt .178 and won National outness and politics," Capt. be anointed with champagne after the oath of office Is recited by the League Rookie of the Year Anollna, told bit well- promoted officer. Capt. William Kastner of Colts Neck wields the bottle as honors. Ha remained in the Coping awn. i Cmdr. Thomas Gorman of Llncroft holds the sleeve of the Naval Reserve's game u a fuBUme player until Hit cireen Indeed teU a newest captain, Joseph Auollna of Mlddletown. tM. when be took on the role With typical American success of player-coach for two full atary. John Anolina. Capt. In politics Joe AnoUna man until relinquishing that HlgtiSchoolinlMJ Ongrad- ataaaas prior to moving Into a Inflation AaottaaWS-yur-oMfather, was elected to the state As- pott several years ago. uation be was ordered to DriHto* coaching role He was came to this country from sembly in 1115. After serving His naval career was out- Drew University and Holy aan named Los Angeles' bat- See story on page 5 Italy In ltu. Five yean later six yean In the lower house, lined at last night's ceremo- Croat College, when he ttngawtmctor last year. by Benjamin Stein With Herbert Stein be opened a candy store in he was elected to the state nies by Ctpt. William completed officer training In A .MS lifetime hitter and m oyoor HKhlaadp which was to be- Senate In 1171, serving one Kastner of Colts Neck, mas- the Naval ROTC and earned i nwaMernl a cuaasag man at O-Gndy's MAECOM Fall Terms come the nucleus of today's two-year term. ter of ceremonies: a commission at an ensign. the Opiate, GUlam annually Jack HIU Trio, TMes, through Octl.Raglaiarl<«w: I Food drcut Supermarkets In Us home township of "Capt. Joseph Anolina In addition he received hit naked among the top batten Mr. Aaolina enlisted In the Navy at an bachelor of naval science la the league la fewest Sat Hwy. Ms Eateatown. gaft Ta»m F*s»B> Spae I.»AtoJlIAtoJle(gntl|rgg e till MoaLaadTsm nights. Shrimp markeUofwhlchhUaonls servSTmariy years as Re- ayunMitlu) seaman while a degree, accomplishing all Steamsn always Me. Wharf la-Tht-B Wharf la-The-Basket with (reach now projM tut. publican municipal chair- junior at Atlantic Highlands See Anallaa, page! Maary WIDs, who set a sea- N^arewsbary Ave. High- gj«-gj«-** gjj/ sea baaa-ataauBg record while I SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. OCTOBEfl 9.1978 Find a stolen Azzolina • People cabin cruiser (coatkmed) BOSTON (AP) - Faaaa- iwhhara and call up vc dal records turned aver to •tan to deal with aa la off Sandy Hook thla in a little more than two; the Saute Ethics Commit- SANDY HOOK-A 24 foot years," Capt. Kastner ni tee show that Sea. Edward fSCallaghan hu recom plained. cabin cruiaer, capsized and mended enmlnating those Ens. Azzolina served his partially submerged aboat I NOW pressing boycotts Tough week for Congress first sea assignment on the, miles oft the coast, wu re- executive which eae trieved and returned to shore USS Portsmouth u part ha previously failed to list u DETROIT (AP)- Many WASHINGTON (AP) - The National WASHINGTON (AP)- Congress, hop- forces of the Work) War II by the U.S. Coast Guard early required by the Senate eth- of his constituents. Including Sunday morning. Organization (or Women is vowing to press Ing to adjourn Saturday and hit the cam- occupation In the Mediter- ics code, The BosWo Sunday the Baptist minister from his its economic boycott of states that have Rot paign trail, faces key votes this week on a ranean. When hostilities Glebe reported. church, say Rep. Chaika No passengers were on board the sinking boat. accord- embraced the Equal Rights Amendment, lax cut bill In the Senate and President opened in Korea, Mr. Az- The loau appeared in the Diggs Jr. got a bum rap Ing to officials, i despite legal challenges and the new time Carter's long-delayed energy package in zolina, by now a lieutenant senator's checkiag account when a Jury convicted aim won In which to obtain their ratification the House. Senate Majority Leader Robert junior grade, wu recalled to records for 1171 The comri- on 21 counts of mail fraud. A Coast Guard helicopter Though clearly In a festive mood over the C. Byrd has said failure to pass either a lax active duty and named naval tee hi conducting an in- The Rev. Charles Adams of dispatched to the i scene ran Senate vote extending until June II, 1182, cut bill or the energy package would pre- inteligence and shore bom- of Brooke's fl- the Hartford Avenue Baptist into problems when a bird flew the deadline for ERA's acceptance by at vent final adjournment this week and bardment officer aboard the what the Church, where Diggs is a Into a rotor and the craft wu least 18 states, some 2,»00 delegates at might force a lame-duck session after the USS Toledo, a heavy crutaer, anaator hu called "mis- trustee, said Sunday the con- forced to land prematurely, a NOW's annual conference renewed their November elections. Byrd scheduled a directing the aneulng of Chi- he made about gressman wu railroaded by Coast Guard spokesman said. declaration of a "state of emergency" on cloture vote today aimed at preventing nese Communist forces. matters dur- overzealous government No Injuries were reported the issue. The action means that NOW 'I unrelated proposals from being attached to After the Korean War ing kss recent divorce. prosecutors. Diggs, the na- Sea. Edward Snake among the crew and Coast limited boycott of the 15 states yet to ratify the 121.7 billion tax cut bill, which has Guard cutter Point Francis, Capt. Azzolina had various' The Massachusetts Re- tion's ^seator. black con- will continue, said President Eleanor become the biggest Senate roadblock to assignments at the Naval from the Brooklyn Air Station, gressman, was convicted been Just great." 1 Smeal. Scores of organizations, Including adjournment. If the cloture motion fails, disputes the re- wu sent to tow in the downed Reserve Center hi Perth Saturday by a Washington "You know, Tad wu a the Democratic National Committee, dozens of amendments seeking to reshape and called the listing helicopter, officials said. Amboy. Far the past (our- jury on 2» counts of defraud- vary bashful guy back then." dozens of labor unions and even some local the bill would have to be considered. Some ef the loan "a mistake." and-one-half yean his as- ing the government of Sgt John DiCenxo recalled. The owner of the cabin governments, have observed the NOW amendments represent last-ditch efforts by Brooke, who to up for re- signment has been with the Its .000 in a payroll k ick back "I can remember when we cruiser, contacted through boycott by refusing to attend or hold con- senators to save non-tax proposals that eatcttae next month, said the Navy Recruiting District, scheme. used to teU Jokes, he would registration materials aboard ventions In the target states. Two states, would otherwise die when the session ends. money wu not a loan but the Newark Headquarters, "He will be a trustee of always blush- the vessel, told authorities that Missouri and Nevada, are suing NOW over After the Senate passes a tax-cut bill, it return of funds he had In- where he directs the recruit- this church as long u he But it wu Knight who the boat had been 'stolen. Ap- the boycott, with the Missouri case act for must still be reconciled with the House vested la stocks and other Ing of men and women Into wants to be. and as long as told the Jokes Saturday. parently everything of value trial In U.S. District Court at Kansas City version, which calls forf 18.3 billion In tax traaaactlons years ago. the Navy's all-volunteer the congregation wants him had been stripped from the on Oct. II. Ms. Smeal acknowledged that reductions. Carter has hinted that he might However, he could not pro- "I wed to have a show force. to be. And they do," said vessel but Investigation would the suits threaten the group's financial veto anything above (20 billion to 121 duce any written documents called 'Prize Cook' on WJAR Last February Mr. Az- Adams. Diggs Is a politician be next to Impossible as finger- resources, "but we're not about to quit." billion. concerning his stock In Providence," he said. "I zolina, then a commander, who fights tor his consti- prints would have been She said the IS states have lost millions of purchases. The records filed couldn't even boil water, but wu selected for promotion tuents, Adams told the con- washed off by the ocean wa- dollars In convention and travel business so with the committee "make I wu the chef and I faked It, to the rank of captain by the gregation. "Has there ever ters, according to Coast Guard far, because the boycott "has the support Hearing set in sub theft try no sense" to him, he said. just like I've been doing for Navy Captain Selection been one of us out fighting and prayers of the vast majority of Ameri- Norman Cohen of Toron- the past 50 some-odd years." Board in Washington, D. C. for our rights that they cana who want to see equal rights for NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) - A feder- to, Canada, the Insurance ex- aaa His selection was confirmed haven't been out to get?" women written Into the Constitution." The al magiatrate In St. Louis hu scheduled a ecutive who reportedly lent NEW YORK (AP)-Sen. Fire put in control by President Carter. Adams asked. The minister other boycotted states are Virginia, North preliminary hearing this week for two men Brooke the 138,000, produced Edward M. Keaaedy yester- Some of the reasons for called the deliberations by 2fire companies Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, accused of plotting to steal a nuclear sub- a notortsed affidavit through day urged that Juveniles who his promotion were outlined "very short" to convict a Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan- marine from Its New London mooring. A Brooke's attorney which commit violent crimes by Cmdr. Thaddeus Walker. person on 21 counts. He said MIDDLETOWN- A small sas, Illinois, Oklahoma, Utah and Arizona. hearing for Edward J. Mendenhall, 24, and agreed with Brooke's claim should be treated u adults a Regular Navy officer who many jurors made up their fire brdke out In the home of Four of the 99 states that have ratified the Kurds i. Schmidt, a, hu been set for that the money waa a return and sentenced to "signifi- remains Capt. Azzolina's minds about the verdict George Hardy, of I, Aberdeen ERA have attempted to reverse their de- Friday. They face charges of conspiring to on Investments The four cant punishment" boss as commanding officer before they began deliberat- Terrace, last night at about cision — Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho and Meal the USS Terpang in a plot that sailers checks were deposited In In a speech to 2,000 law of the Newark Naval Re- ing. 8:15 but wu quickly brought Nebraska— but the legality of such actions her* caged "unbelievable" and "ludi- Brooke's account and enforcement officials at the crous." \ third suspect, M-year-old James cruiting District. marked u "loau," accord- After the verdict, Diggs convention of the Interna- under control by the Belford remains- In question and those states are "Joe Azzolina Is simply Independent and the, Port Mon- not on the boycott list. W. Cosgfove, wu arrested Wednesday in tag to records and Brooke's said "the U.S. Attorney's Of- tional Association of Chiefs Geneva. NY., the same day Mendenhall outstanding In his contribu- Senate office manager, fice wu out to get me." of Police, the Massachusetts mouth Fire Companies, of- and Schmidt were arrested In St. Louis. A tion to the Naval Recruiting Caryle Connelly. They were eea Democrat for the first time ficials reported. - preliminary hearing for Cosgrove, who hu District Newark. There are also listed u outstanding NEW YORK (AP) - endorsed recent movements The fire originated when Kirbo investigates Anderson been arraigned on one count of conspiracy, about 120 men and women debts In a sheet prepared for Gtv. Hagfc Carey denied to try Juveniles accused of duct tape, applied to seal Joints ATLANTA (AP) - Presidential ad- also la. set for Friday. While judicial pro- there, most of them Naval hla divorce case. "outright" yesterday that he violent crimes In adult on the furnace flue, became overheated and then melted viser Charles Kirbo says he Is conducting a oaedh%i fat underway for the three ar- Reservists, and Joe is their But Brooke denied they planned to marry within courts rather than In the Smoke circulated throughout personal Investigation of syndicated col- rested men. investigators report no new leader. I salute you, Capt. were loana. "I know It is not days of the November elec- more protective atmosphere the house but no other damage umnist Jack Anderson and has bean turn- development* In the case. The alleged con- Joe, and I congratulate you a loan," he said. "I know it is tion, despite a report in this of Juvenile courts. from the bottom of my was reported, authorities said. lag over hit findings to the FBI. "I've got a spiracy wu uncovered last month when an error made on her (Con- week's New York magazine. Criminal justice special- good cat* against him (Anderson)," Kirbo Mendenhall and Cosgrove contacted a St. heart," Cmdr. Walker said. nelly's) part." "No way," said Carey re- Chief of the Mlddletown Before swearing In Mr ists considered Kennedy's Fire Department, Charles said In an Interview published yesterday by Louts resident about joining them. The nae sponding to reporters' ques- relatively hard line ap- It* Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I have man, the FBI said, then contacted an un- Azzolina as a captain, Adm. CATONSVILLE, Md. tions about the report that he W Idmaier, wu on the scene as Murray, a Philadelphia at- proach u significant be- wu the Port Monmouth First yet to decide what to do with it." Anderson dercover agent, seeking funds for training (AP) - The Hearer aala would marry Anne Ford cause of Ida liberal political said Urbo's personal Investigation wu an sad supplies. torney who is director of the taplets celebrated their UtWUonNov.lt Aid Squad. , Merchant Marine Reserve record and because be taku attempt to discredit him. "It's the same fourth birthday yesterday In "Who'd have me? If I over next year as chairman load of tricky business that we got from See 60-90 year oil supply program in addition to his the quiet residential ana of don't win, who'd want me? other duties u a Naval Re- of the Senate Judiciary Com- Nixon," he said. In recent columns, An- Baltimore County where Women are frankly much mittee which handles most derson has outlined an alleged scheme to NEW YORK (AP) - A new Central servist, emphasized the re- their parents are trying to more sensible. Besides. I serve u the guardian of the federal anti-crime legisla- Intelligence Agency report uys the ase that their lives are u only have one friend that I tion. * world's oil supplies should last 60 to 10 American way of life. normal u possible. know of who would even con- "Joe Azzolina Is one of Kennedy said Juvenile years at the world's current consumption During the past year, the sider me," Carey said, add- courts have failed to re- rale, Time magazine says. The new study about 1 million reservists in five children of Charles and ing, "She's such a fine per- the Navy, Army and Air habilitate violent boys and reverses the agency's earlier view that Karen Rohrer - Michelle, son, any man would be lucky gala. proven reserves of oil could begin to be Force who are available op a Sandra, Belinda, Jennifer to have her," depleted by the lt80s, according to the few days notice to protect and .Russell i- started on a Asked If be were refer- •The idea of independent article in the current Issue of Time. The our way of life. George aaw adventure, nursery ring to Miss UzJeUl, who re- Juvenile courts ... has magazine says the agency's earlier esti- Washington said, 'If you In- school. portedly is hla constant com- backfired. There hu been a mate after the Arab oil embargo of 1171 tend to remain free you must "Evan though they have panion, ha responded, notorious tack of rehabilita- wu Inaccurate because it made false pre- always remain prepared tor each other, they still need to "That's a good name." tion. The violent Juvenile la Qtifi dictions that the Soviet Union would soon war.' be around other children, Ha denied the story "out- often tat off with a slap on become a major oil importer, placing "This is an Important have different experiences right." But, he added. "If It the wrist." he asserted. further strains on the world's resources. milestone In my life," aald ' with other children, become sells magazines, it's all Instead, he said, "some The new CIA study was prepared by Rich- Capt. Azzolina after reciting aware of different at- right." significant punishment vd Nehrman of the Rand Corp. According the oath of office. He added mospheres," their mother e*a should be Imposed on the to the magazine, Nehrman maintains thai that he never could have , said. SEBKONK, Mass (AP) young offender who commits Charles Urhe, left, and Jack Aadenea even If oil demand increases and supplies achieved high rank in the j But, she admitted, "I'm - It wu the first time since a violent crime. This should decrease quickly, energy requirements Naval Reserve without the • not used to them being In World War II that Tech. I translate Into Jail In a special pressure the Carter administration Into could be met through conservation and help of his family, and f school yet I have a lot of Ted Kaaeaka showed up for Juvenile faculty for the moat easing legal pressure on fugitive Robert special techniques to squeeze more oil praised his two high school : things to do around here, but the Mth Engineering Bat- serious violent offender." Vesco. Veaco fled the United States after from existing reserves. But, according to coaches, Joseph Psgano and It's quiet and kind of lonely talion's semi-annual reunion. ••• being accused of illegally taking millions of Time, Nehring contends reserves can only James Agldlo, who got him without them here... It takes And his Army buddies TOKYO (AP) - Great dollars from an international Investment be increased by "additional recovery from to Join the Navy out of high a little getting used to." couldn't have been happier. Britain's Princess Margaret company. According to Anderson, the known fields and by further discoveries of school at the age of 17. The five were born at the Konopka Is better known conferred her country's scheme was aimed at several persons close supergiant' fields containing at least 5 "I've had 34 years in the University of Maryland Hos- u Ted Knight, the actor who highest award for foreign to Carter, Including Kirbo. Anderson said billion barrels of oil." Navy— the longest and most pital In Baltimore after Mrs. played the role of bumbling women today on Princess the Carter administration halted any seri- rewarding of my careers," Rohrer had taken a fertility newscaster Ted Baxter on Setusuko Chichibu, widow of ous effort to extradite Vesco after the School strike continues the new captain said. hormone to overcome a me Mary Tyler Moore Show. Bnperor Htrohlto 's younger scheme wu put Into motion. But Anderson Mrs. Lynn Azzolina, pres- pituitary deficiency. Ha spent moat of Satur- brother, Prince Chichibu. stopped short of saying Vesco's plan was Houra With one striker jailed and IS more enting her husband with his eae day night talking with his The award, the Dame responsible for the change In policy. apparently threatened to be found in con- captain's dress sword, re- CARSON CITY. Nev. paai about the tuna they Cross ef St. Michael and St. tempt, 10,000 Cleveland school workers on ceived a kiss hi return. (AP) - Outgoing fiev. Mike spent hi the European thea- George, wu bestowed on the Post has special edition yesterday remained steadfast in their re- With his mother and O'Calaghaa Is cleaning up ter of the war from June 1M4 princess In recognition of her fusal to end a 32-day strike. Talks con- father, his wife, their six shop before ha leaves office to May 1*45. The zMth's efforts to pro mote friendship NEW YORK (AP) - The New York tinued, however. Meanwhile, settlements children and his sister and - and that Includes throw- main task wu construction, between Britain and Japan. Post, normally a Monday-through-Satur- were announced In Tucson, Ariz, and one brother-in-law, Grace and lag oaf some old but It also saw combat in five Princess Chlbhlbu hu day newspaper, offered New Yorkers a Portland, Ore. area district. University of Louis Scaduto, flanking him gubernatorial duties man- campaigns Knight wu a ra- served u honorary presi- Os-page special edition yesterday. The Bridgeport teachers In Connecticut re- on the platform, Capt. Az- dated by Nevada law dio operator and Jeep driver. dent of the Japan-British so- Pott resolved labor disputes that had kept turned to work while an arbitrator works zolina exclaimed, "Thla is The governor, the law "He's really made It for ciety tor 29 years, and is the It from publishing for nearly two months out an agreement. The 100,000-student one of the happiest days of says, muat regulate the the gays," said Herb Win- second woman to be so hon- and resumed publication Thursday. An Cleveland school district, which needed an my life. Now, let's all of us wearing of swords, offer l»0 terberg, Knight's former ored. The first wu the late eight-week strike by pressmen continues emergency loan from the state to open enjoy ourselves." for the apprehension of train commanding officer. "He's Queen Satote of Tonga. against the city's other two dallies, the classes this school year, hu yet to hold Daily News and New York Time*. The classes. And If the strike continues, a f 3 4.5 price of the Sunday Post wu M cents, 10 million state subsidy, baaed on pupil atten- ceats higher than the weekday editions. dance, may be Jeopardized. On Saturday, The tint Installment of a book about the Common Pleas Judge Harry A. Hanna late Sen. Robert Kennedy, features on Gov. convicted James E. O'Meara, executive Weather: Sunny today, Tuesday Hugh Carey and his November opponent, secretary of the Cleveland Teachers Union Yesterday's high tem- tonight. Visibility will be over n a My Mr Perry Duryea, and a Week In Review and chairman of a coalition of six striking MM ctr ntMurtrl Mew Jl cir section, were included In the special edl- unions.ofcontemptof court, fin edhlml 500 perature at The Register five miles through to night. Av- mawii 74 * My PtUM.On n» weather atattea waa 17 degrees HMM SI a cir HMO 38 cir and ordered him to Jail him for 10 days. erage wave heights win be one MaptfU 74 45 My aMMMM o a Jodu'vllH 44 41 cir Action on three other counts In a contempt and the law 43. It wu O at I to three feet by this afternoon. 75 41 My M. LMl 41 a m a.m. aad the evenlght law Kon'lClly IS 41 cir it! f. Tompo 71 V «•» citation against O'Meara are pending. UltMlSck 41 41 . Mr WtLMt H 4) cir wu 31, with treat the flrsttime •J 44 Mr SW 01*00 71 4J Rally staged at art exhibit 41 V a InFran «y stare May 1. Today's I a.m. TIDES izasr « H c*r O 74 Mr My ST. PAUL. Minn. (AP) - A major Guman is identified leaapentare wu 41,8 wth the laady leak n a cir exhibition of Russian art work opened at what eta farter. There wu a 25 Sr a at cir NEW YORK (AP) - Police hare Identi- TODAY - High 1:14 pm. the newly renovated Landmark Center to a trace ef preelpslatlea m the 14 aadtowtttpm. SS °S, thousand art patrons Saturday night while fied the man who shot himself to death In heart eaaaag at I a.a. teday. TOMORROW - High 2:« a large gathering of demonstrators outside panic after Ms last hostage m a dreu shop Than ware U degree days nan. and S:» pan. and tow 41 41 cir *r protested the treatment of Soviet Jews. aaaje Broke free u Jose Crespo, M, of the yesterday, « tar the month, 1:13 p.m. and 1:17 p.m. —— ltd More than two thousand persons sang Is- Bronx. Authorities said yesterday the Iden- and HI far the heating aeasea For Bad Bank aad Rumson raeli folk songs and American protest tification wu made by fingerprint check, to date. songs while carrying signs such as "Free which revealed a prior record. Police bridge, add two noun; Saa The Daily Register All Soviet Prisoners of Conscience." The would not My what the prtviooa charges It win be mostly sunny to- Bright, deduct II minutes; two-hour rally Included speeches and a war*. The four-hour standoff with police day, with the Ugha In the mid Long Branch, deduct IS candlelight march around the Center and began Saturday afteraoM In the Wtafred Ma to near «. it wttl be clear minutes; Highlands bridge, The Sunday Register Rice Park. The demonstration was the Frocks dress shop on upper Broadway hi and not u cold tonight, with add 40 minutes. largest gathering of Jews In recent Twin Manhettaa According la police, Crespo the lows hi the upper 3*a to mid WA1MIMTOH-H Cities history, according the rally leaders. entered the store and wu recognised by a 4m. tt wfl be partly sunny and OMatstltarr^|!£St«ry,N.j.«nei The invitation-only opening wu without store dattu the man who had held ap the mfldsr tomorrow, with the one of the expected attractions, Anatoly shop before. She) caled police and three UghskBOMOOsThecbaaceof atjiiiwiff.Mij.srNIkNWtMHWbM s Dobrynin. the Soviet ambassador to the officers arrived. Crespo palled a gun on rain wffl be near aero today United States. Dobrynin wu in Washing- one of the officers, EdwariGeggm, while and taatght Winds wll ha nght ton, according to Russian officials, prepar- the other patrolmen wMaked about II eus- aad variable today. Ocean wa- i*&tS?.. ing for a scheduled visit by Cyrus Vance to toraers out a side door, police said. Crespo ter hamawalwtn are a the the Soviet Union next week. Three high- then look Goggtns and akao woman hostage lew te add tea. Marina Fore- level Soviet art officials did attend, how- tat freed all hat a store employee, Elsa cast Manaaqtan to Cape Hen- l ever. The exhibit included 150 paintings, Dertouae, after aboat 2ft hoars of nego- lapaa to M miles offshore: -. ^ drawings and other art works from 1800 to tUnoaa wife police. Mrs. Darbouxe, who Winds will be westerly at five Taw 1ISI and wu arranged by the University of ssld she wu pregnant, had stonuch pains, to If knots today and south- and a doctor was brought to examine her. westerly at aroaad ten kaoU to night It will be fair through I Columbus Day SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. OCTOBER 8.197B (eondmM) ••en the weather's nicer. Kemp game plan comes to Monmouth "N«xt year, Mil ktve to think about dunglnj our P™. «f *»>•"« U> have more o< tke activities Indoors," he •j HAM MAGYAR admits bor- stories, Mr. Kemp used sever- more of It. We're taxing prod- "And If we allow Inflation to Chlcaooe, Puerto Rlcau, poor» Mfe IATONTOWN - Hep.rowlagthebufcofhlsecoaom- al sports Jokes and analogies In uction, output, and Investment ceatinue, he would have to -todo without." The IAMA dub, for the flrH Umt this year, was nude Jack Kemp, R-N.Y , former ic program from Mr. Kemp. his kVmlaute address. and subsklixlng non-work" earn $•>,*» by 1M7, and he'd Mr. BeD said that Coua-: the tocui of the Columbui Diy activities because the dab BaBalo Bill quarterback and -HewotMbeagreatPresl- Mr. Kemp used Reggie Mr. Kemp said one of his be in a 55 percent tax bracket. elbnan Cornelius Parker, the' houie Is large enough to shelter the celebiUon If It rained areatteet of the Kemp-Roth dential candidate," Mr. Bell Jectoon, New York Yankee constituents got a M6 a month This li what Proposition 11 and leading black Democrat m Jer- •' Act, brought his game plan for enthused. "He'i done more slugger, at at example to Il- wage Increase, which pushed the tax revolt Is an about. The sty City, endorsed his caa-' Aathtny atusdllo, lAUA president, aid he wai pleased cutOnj tans aad "restoring than aay other five people put lustrate his argument that her into s higher tax bracket, American worker wants his didacy yesterday because he.' to have the (MUval here, and added that he "hopes Hi Incentive to the American together ta the battle to re- higher Uses destroy Individual tocreutag her taxes $M 48 and Just reward. believed in the principles of- become an annul event." mammy" to Monmouth Coun- store Income growth and bring Incentive. giving her a net loss of $148 for "Half of everything ever the Kemp-Roth Act. But the thing that makes the annual celebration special, ty yesterday. about tax reductions ' "When I wu speaking at the raise. produced on earth wu made "For 100 years we black; rain or Aloe, «u vary much in evidence here yesterday — Aad, Judging from the re- State Sea. S. Thomas the University of Colorado af- "The steep gradation of our In America in M0 years by people shed our blood for the' the camararderie of the community and the people In- ception, II wont be his last Gaguaao aad Assemblywoman ter the World Series last year, Income tax code exacerbates people free to save and invest right to buy a ticket aboard the • volved In the festival. trip. Marie A. Matter, both B-Mon lasted 'What would have hap- the Incentive problem," Mr. and receive an entrepreneurial train. Now that we're aboard,'. "Everything today was a success," Armond Bellavla, of "Kemp-Roth Is the single- mouth, aad Bruce G. Coe, Re- pened If before toe final game, Kemp said. "If a worker made reward commensurate with we want to see the train mov- Deal, ont of the festival planners, laid. "But what U most most unifying force to hit the publican Congressional can- the IRS stepped In and taxed $15,000 In 1N7, be was In the 22 their efforts. ing," Mr. Parker said. beautiful of all Is to see the Italians all getting together, Republican Party since didate, also agreed that the Reggie Jsckson's salary at IN percent tax bracket. Because "The world needs Ameri- "If I ever look back to a., being Happy." DwfcM D. Eawnhower," said Kemp-Roth Act hu estab- percent to redistribute equally of Inflation, he would have to can prosperity," Mr. Kemp turning point In this election, : The dignitaries who attended yesterday's celebration David Norcross, state OOP lished Mr. Kemp u s viable among nil teammates?'" Mr. make $30,000 In 1M7 to have said. "Without it, we consign that wul be it," Mr. Ball de Included many prominent Italians and non-Italians alike. chairman, referring to the Presidential candidate Kemp said. the same buying power, and he three-fourths of the world to dared. "That will be the mo- Tbej Included dty Mayor Henry R. Cloffl, and West piss to CM personal Income Bat Mr. Kemp wanted to "It wu s rhetorical ques- would be In the 12 percent tax abjed poverty, and M to 40ment I point to and say We got Long Branch Mayor Henry J. Shaheen, City Coundlmen tans tl percent, reduce the talk about Congress, not the tion, and I wasn't really expec- bracket. percent of America — blacks,our message across then.'" Richard: Traversa and James Cofer, Congressman James corporate tai rate three Presidency. ting an answer, but one young Howard and Bruce Coe, the Republican candidate for bis percent, and ah) small busi- "We spend too much time man stood up and yelled, 'He seat In' Congress, County Sheriff Paul Klernan, As- nesses by liicrtaslng the corpo- talking about the Presidency," would've bit three singles.' semblyman Dr. Anthony M. Villane and state Sen. S. rate surtax exemption to Mr. Kemp said. "Congress Is The point to, If you take away ThomasGagUano, among others. IMMM. where the action hi. Give me a Jackson's three homers, Jack- TneChrtstopher Columbus Club presented trophies in "Every Republican Con- Republican Congress now and son wouldn't have been the appredMion for their help to a number of local groups, gressional candidate In New I'D give you a Republican pres- only one hurt. including the Spanish Fraternity, Nancy Politan, director Jersey hi running on Kemp- ident in 1M0" "The whole team would've of the Long Branch Senior Citizens Center, and the dty Roth," be said it has certain- The Kemp-Roth Ad passed been hurt, because the police aid fire departments. ly established Jack Kemp si a the House, but was defeated in Dodgers might have won, and national leader. I don't know the Senate Friday the Yankees would have lost whether Jack sees himself u a "That defeat Just shows their World Series shares. Presldeotlsl candidate yet, but how out-of-step Congress is America needs homerun hit- he's a Presidential contender with the American people," ters too — I don't care what Cease-fire holds hi the eyes of all of us." Mr. Kemp said. "The battle color or ethnicity — and we Benjamin H Danskln.Mon ground in the fight tor tax re- cant afford to Ux awsy their mouth County Republican form hu shifted from Con- Incentive. America needs peo- despite snipers chairman, called upon former gress to the November elec- ple to shoot for the stars!" he President Gerald Ford and his tions. I'U relntroduce Kemp- asserted. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) fire- s break down not to take 1171 opponent, Ronald Reagan, Roth next session, and when I But Mr. Kemp's easygoing The Syrlan-Chrtotlan cease- chances," said Fuad Farah, a to stay out of the ltM Presi- do. I want candidates like Jeff manner and sports analogies On wu holding la Beirut,travel agent In charge of a dential campaign and "leave Bell and Bruce Coe hi Con- belled the extreme pro- marred only by an Isolated basement hunker for IS faml- the field to younger talent" gress to vote for It " fessionalism with which he bmt of salper fire, but Leba- Ues. WU Mr. Kemp and others. Mr. Coe placed himself wove Mr. Bell's and Mr Coe's MM pouticftl iMdtrs were The future of the truce ap- Jeffrey Bell, Republican squarely hi the Kemp camp, names into his speech more skeptical about the future of peared to hinge on talks In noting that his opponent, Rep. than t doien tiroes etch and their dtvtded nation Damascus between Presidents James J. Howard, D-N.J., hu the wide range of sources he Clouts of thick, black Hafei Assad of Syria and Ellas "voted for every tax increase quoted to bolster his tax reduc- smoke still rose from gutted Sartls of Lebanon. Gillian. and against every spending cut tion argument. bukttags la Christian East Sarkis Is seeking a formula (continued) since he's been In Congress. He even concluded with a Beirut slur II days of Syrian to end eight months of periodic with the Dodgers. Alston hired "Jim Howard Is not part of quote from historian Will rocket and artillery fire. Syrian-Christian combat re- him to coach when his playing the solution," Mr. Coe as- Durant on the fall of the Athe- Snipers opened fire yester- sulting from Syria's de- career ended. Then new Los serted. "Jim Howard is the nian Empire: "The Assembly, day at the Qanntloa Bridge on termination to disarm Leba- Aageles Manager Tommy prooiem: a very noble body In Its earlier tke northern approach to East non's private Christian armies Lasorda retained GUUam, s Mr. Kemp, who hu been days, degenerated and voted Beirut as hundreds of Chris- and divide power between the man liked and respected by stumping for GOP candidates Itself every favor and taxed Han families were trying to historically-dominant Chris- the Dodger players, when throughout the country for the the people to the point of de- leave the dty by car tian community and the Abotn retired last ttvtral months, stroying initiative, thrift and After the flurry of shots, all Moslems, who now are half or A native of Nashville, crisscrossed New Jersey with Industry." main crossroads between •ore of the population. Tenn., GUUam began his Mr. Bell yesterday, going from Mr. Kemp likened Congress Moslem and Christian areas Syria poured M,sM troops baseball career as batboy for s Morristown brunch to Mr. to the Athenian Assembly, and wait dosed, tad the Syrians Into Lebanon in 1171 to prevent the Elite Glanta of the old Ne- Cos's luncheon-fundraiser at called for the elections of Noted sffply columns bound a Christian defeat In the civil gro League. He began playing OU Orchard Inn - then finish"candidate- s like Jeff BeU and QUARTERBACKING THE TAX REVOLT- Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., left, for the ChtiiUan areas. war between the Christians tar the team when he wu 17ing up the day with dinners In Bruce Coe. leading GOP tax-cutter and former Buffalo Bills quarterback, hands off to Beirut police said l.Mt Leb- aad the Lebanese Moslems aad eventually caught the Trenton and Edison. "It's time to cut taxes on Bruce G. Coe, 3rd District Congressional nominee, center, and Jeffrey Bell, anese win klBed and more and their allies, the Palesti- Hey, Jack, you can throw a production," he said "By defi- Senate candidate, who are carrying the ball for tax reductions In the Novem- Dodgers'eye. ber election. Mr. Bell's tax policy Is patterned closely after the Kemp-Roth than MM wounded before the nian guerrillas. The Syrians When the Los Angeles helluva pass," one golfer nition, If you Ux something, trace tookhoMSaturday night, now form the bulk of the Arab yelled u the ex-quarterback you get less of It, and if you Act, which would cut federal Income taxes 33 percent, but Mr. Coe prefers a Press Chib decided In the INOs program of Indexing federal spending to the inflation rate. . ^ • —i . • l after the UN to honor eaa Dodger u a something, you get ; Security Covad! appealed for that b supposed to enforce the "ballplayer's ballplayer," "Yeah, every once In a an end to the bloodshed Syria cMI war cease-fire, bat the GUUam wu voted the honor. while I completed a few too," has not reported its casualties. Christians have refused to sub- He is survived by hli Mr. Kemp yelled back. Moral* wu high la the mit their area to Syrian control widow, Edwtna, and four chU- The golfers laughed Christian sector yesterday, but because the Syrians did not Unlike BUI Bradley, Demo- Whatever your need... .. the people were not optimistic. disarm the Moslems or the cratic Senate nominee and "We've seen enough cesse- former New York Knlcks . Syria is angered also by the California manbasketball star, who seems to We're always ready with a helping hand! Snnt and amnkf alliance between the Chris- - . , deliberately avoid sports DOOI ami smoKe ^Israehl tMhm UbaM ^ faclw hearing Christian leaders charge RED BANK - A California doesn't mar tha—t Syri a to planning to annex Jman faces Ba Municipa l BCourt Lebanon aad demand that the hearing Thursday on charges theiCHICAGr weddinO (AP)- Soogt and Syrian troops be replaced with of breaking and entering a smoke didn't mar the wedding an International peacekeeping Harding Road home yester- of chimney sweeps David Stoll force, possibly made ap of day. and Dee Miller. French or American troops. Police said they received a They were married at high The Lebanese Moslems and phone call from Mrs. Brenda noon Sunday on the sky deck of the Palestinians have stayed Atlas, US Harding Road, the wortd'stapest building, the out of the Syrian-Christian shortly before 7 p.m. yester- fighting but they want the Syr- day, Informing them that Sears Tower. someone had broken Into her Their traditional black top ians to remain. ••• home. hats and tails and red mufflers Police dispatcher Jeremiah were replaced by white top Weizman says: Hourihan kept Mrs. Atlas on hats and tails. Red roses took the telephone as a patrol car the place of the red scarf. lots of detail was dispatched, and James A down .chimney sweep Anthony Pica, IS, of Cordoba, friends from around the coun- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Calif., was discovered In the try and Canada wore the tradi- Israel and Egypt have "lots of basement of the home by tional black 'attire u honor U" to discuss before they Holmdei State Trooper Vin- guard, Joining their long, wire sign t peace treaty, De- cent So vlero. brushes as an, archway for the Batr wttuaan Red, Bank Patrolmen Rob- smiling newtyweds to pas said today as he left for Wash- ert Dixon, Gary Watson, and through. ington to Join Foreign Minister Mark Fitzgerald, who were on m Mary Anne Acerra Audrey Stevens Ruby Bailey Moabe Dayan In the nego- the scene, requested the as- tlationa with the Egyptians sistance of Trooper Sovlero, Injured man "Both stale* are very ex- according to police satisfactory peritaced In war, but thU Is Ball was set at$5,000forthe the first time we are dealing la subject, who was arrested by You'll find our friendly peace treaties," WeUman told TINTON;FALLS - A Nep- Patrolman Dlxon and charged staff know their tune man Is in satisfactory reporters at Ben-Gurion Air- with breaking and entering. condltioa la Jersey Shore Med- port. "We have lots of detail... business • •. from a ical Center. Neptune, where he a lot on the essence of good Now admits shooting warm friendly manner wu admitted Friday after an aeighborilness." to their knowledgable aeddent at Wayside Road and Secretary of SUte Cyrus R. HUNTSVILLE, Texas presentation of our W. Pttffc AVMMM. Vaace It aebeduled to opea the (AP)- Texas penitentiary of- Pottce Identified the men ss negotiations In Washington ficials, who previously had de- many banking WUbur R. Smith, II, of Mil Thursday, tad t SUte Depart- nied reports of violence, now services: Loans, say three prisoners were THIS WEEK'S Cortes Ate., Neptune. ment spokeswoman said Sec- Savings, Checking, They said hli car wu la retary of SUte Cyras R. Vance wounded by a shotgun blast DINNER SPECIAL ceawrioa with one operated by would open the negotiations from a guard during a strike FlUtofSoU Trust Department, tad senior U.S. official! "will by Inmates. "I had been call- Christmas and Ma B. iandura, 17, of 17H Ing those reports total and Behnar Blvd., WaD Township, be Involved at all times." In Al* Batter Channukah Clubs at aooa Friday. Egypt'i chief delegate, De- absolute lies," prison spokes- Moly Ptcher Salad man Ron Taylor said Sunday. wtth House Qieeting. ....and more. Patrolman Louis Vltale, ne Minister Kamal Hassan "I'm sorry. I wit taxed to re- Potato. Ross. who Investigated, Issued a As, said In Cairo he was taking check the Information, and I Butter Codes samroons to Mr. Baadura for a draft treaty to Washington did ...and It la true." Man to Hop at a stop sign. aad expected the negotiations Be at slated for a hearing In to last two to three weeks. Gary R. Brooks ' Sheila Hophe MatMpel&iirtNov.a. PreskJeot Aawar Sadat of Assisting • the lnvestigaEgyp- t tad Israeli Prime Min- taw) were U Fred Garrabrant ing wth PreaMeat Carter al •ad S|t.tayae White. Can* DnU, drafted a peace- treaty framework to tad Man ia icquitted IMtttN between their two Where banking is easy. ceaatriet, sstabUth dlpkimatlc nUHSIOLD - A Parlla iwMtaai aad (hre Israel secar- 1 h ttttd byy s a>aatj«a«*et la exchange for at aaaalrtldd taraeTi withdrawal from tke CENTRAL JERSEY BANK tcciflM Slaal Pettasali AND TWOHTT oftweheytla Taty alie drew ta a JHtUp $itct)tr kigaUBds. Harold framework tor a peace agree- MEMBER FDtC It/had beta charted •aattetweaalaraeiaadaHIU Inn UN two boys, both Arab feae, bat the other Arab 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH :EAN UNION, to acts that w*aM haw rejected tasaraMnls, (Ml) MMSM Rt.im GMCA officers set Obituaries despite pawn rap Michael Schneiderman, - nght try lease the GhKA tor MrMr.. CraddfcCraadk* ta«lee*leve* «» r at j -perseaaleraeBtkaiaal chafrstaa of lac awaaag dar- MARLBORO - Metaken "1 sat yea le auke lag the aoaaaaUoa mi attc- of the aialjlanaed Greater had owned shoe store efforEffort l_a attcad tklf • 3, of the OMCA iridlnl Morgaavale Qv»c Asatklattoa Bmtiag." hat kdtr eeattaaed. LITTLE SILVea - leraay at (GMCA) hat aajht ehsctad per- ToarlherwecaBeatabhahaB asaaeat afltan, aadd charges eigaaUattaa that am ael ealy enct Bckel tt caW the ef114 dtadycs- Bera at Jersey Clly. he tad thai Towaahst Coaadl Preai- benefit the Morgaavilie baaou. Mr. Craddh* deal was aaaar the orgaatta- dtaaaa bat the Towaahlp of aaaiattredaaoathof m 1177 afterII Uoassrpohticalparposes. OkartM Lmaa&mgew Marlboro as wefl " dffl r tithe tortaer Actlag PreaMeat Helea aoy •at) i Mr. Croddick dechaed to UDMME - Charles 1 PMnb MM IIMC to Bed Seaa. aha had worked la art la a raaotf etoefca, Mrs. name these perseas who might laafarrr" -"T TeacrlMl ap the nadghag asairratlna, Sou was defaatad tor the use the atajrlathn tor •per- Aw. etaf jtaHiHaj at *r» He wasa was annaa 1»1 tor each ef the GMCA Brant-airy * •abtti sonal or poetical gala." lour ptrnuawat posts, bat the TonU of Martboro Mrtct. Mr. Mrs Soaa. shown a copy of Ben la Newt, he hat iaaad to wia electioa to any of Toiti was Bomaaalti tor the then the letter during the meeting, liaa'hanlSyaart, ua wot electioa ta he Mon- She criticized Mr Croddick said ate had not received a HeredrealtyeanaEeaia mnm mouth County DcMcraUc for maOsag aome Its letters to copy of the tetter, aad had sol aad IK Mm. Mra. Mac Ctl- Committee last Jaae.iraaalag naHrn of the GMCA'a area. heard about k before the meet- oaat aa4 Mrs Ma GeMaer. asainemberofllr.Cioddich-s askag those readeaU to al lag There are aome S .»•• resi- tethefNtwHawa.Coaa lead last aighl's meeting dents la the MorgaavUle area. slate. TkeWorAmruenlHome. ghm mmu-m lSSjt •1 think John Croddick s according to her. Dolores Beta wai ekxttd lad Baa*, u ia (fcarge *f ar- trjing to aae my dm associa- Douglas Mendini. Tenaent vice pretMeat of UM aasoda- tion for his own gala lo run for Road, said be and Mrs. Soaa ilon. Ralph Babrulty was Youth saves self by composure mayor of Msriboro. and he's had worked like dop" to set elected treaairer tad Patricia Karl Swenson, not going to get away with it." up the GMCA. He said It was Schoeaer was electtd tacre- DALLAS (AP) - Utdaaykarope a gast of «M Mr* SODS said "abtard" that Mrs. Soaa was lary Mrs. Schoeaer ran ah* television actor ga*t 17-year-eM "I feme It laugh at her not elected to any of the as- tor tht county comatttee last react, thea (Mrs Son) tilling it her 'her' sociation's offices. june oa Mr. Croddldts aWe. CANAAN. COM (AP) - It tht | -I have to give ham credit civic association.' Mr. Crod- -Croddick is playing his but ate was defeated fa her bid for that post Karl Sweasoa, a radio aad lei Theyealhaadai kr MaMag hti caaapaaare dick said after the meeting own game, "hist as be always has." Mr Meodinisaid Hell The Jot* E Day FMenl "She lost nine times in a row Mr Croddick said later thai do anything to get elected It la charge efarnafe- ly played Mr. Hauea la "U- lo heap as with counting the runoff ballots." tke new officers won their tk Hoaae aa the FnMe," died dkwasalu Mr. Croddick said he mayor of Marlboro" elections "going away yeaterday while vhatia« reU ttWttoet an the grouad that panted and mailed the letters Mr. Croddick. whet asked "I was happy with that." he Uv«.Hewaa7l ly let go He cried the tap of aTriatty River het fhaty M htaaattf go. He at his own expeaae, after Mn. line plans to challenge lacum arid. I ap- Iatke a baby." said Dhjtrtd •The Ugh vottate tow- that was Ma first sad Sou apparently turned down beat Mayor Arthur Goktrwtig F.Leddj mU Mr. Mendini said that Mr. I Fire CateMaflaf HaKl CaUat "The ttatthnetoparasail" his offer lo pay for a news- ht text spring's primary elec- Croddicks letter, and hb) la- LONG BRANCH - Thee> I dead oa arrival at hoy was ate ao Batch patty hwasthe paper advertisement announc- tions, old. "You never can voNwnentlathemetUagwere m t. Leddy, SI. of 1M Oak- i Charlotte Hsagerford Hospi I've sever seeaaaythlafUke the two aad at ing last night s meeting tea." part tf a "political ma weea Ate., dM yeaterday > laliaTeiTlBgloB tthatUdi Had the track aatH he was the staat. "It's also In his letter. Mr. Croddick I Hke to keep my options IftABBMtHth MthafHrahl •"••tar Bon M BrookIJTBI, N.Y-a bat almost lat- thetoat." he said slated that "tame people" open. left*. neuver." BMI hi Bad Baak, Mr. Lad- Iweatoa played a aaaber of djr Mi I hfcaoag realdeat of role*OB radio, aad appeared la the area, itma Array several Broadway thaws. veteraa of World War II and He appeared In movies that reUredlalMZtsapalelerfor •Wafc oa the W« '% former Jtraqr Ceatral "The Birds," "North to "Ice Mace" aad It bit widow, The Prtie." Mr* Clara Leddy; one wo. He u survived by bu wife. JanHt 1 Leddy. here; few actress Joan Tompklni, four daaghlcrt, Mn. Beaur Ed tons and six grandchlldrcf. live Midi, ken; Mn. Dorothy Wattlag of EatoBlown, Mn. Theodore H. Mattkewa became en Agaei TettJ of Deal, aid Mn. hi the UMHWatt INsb IMsbnoi treat Morrti of NepUae; one Huguenln BMS at he waa besag bradMr. WIBlam Leddy of iWt at a red aad a Provident a time Temple City, CUtf; (wo at* KEYPOHT- Theodore B. irasall behind a pick Ian, Mn. Mary Havcu of Huguenln, 71, of S Baa Third apme*. Passbook. Woodbrldfe, and Mn Connie St.. died Saturday hi fte Veter- "Whan we got there his youdont Ptotrowtkl of OM Brtdf*;aJac ans Hospital, East Orange. parachute wit wrnpped No gimmicks, frudcklMrM and seven Bern ia Peaasytranla, Mr. 1 the tap power Baa no minimums, need $10,000 greet-graadehlldreB. Huguenla wai a toeiong rest he wai The WooBryftowral Home dent of tint area. Ht retired hi no penalties to save b la charge of amagemenls. llll after 41 yean of em- ployment wilt DuPont "We were ta hwfcy aa the just the highest here! Chemical Corp. Partta Mrs. Davliu Haden Mr. Huguenla was a Navy i the Battwaa dividends allowed veteran of World Waril and a cat off and firemen spent bylaw fBIBIOLD - Mri. member of St. Mary's halt ta hour rescuing Mat DavtaaAa««raHHidn.74,of Episcopal Church, ken. He a resident of atb- Eaal rraoMd IA. died yet waa tan a member of Veter- Unity la rmkold Art* Hotfl anaof Foreign Wars Post«H7, TwofJnmen climbed the ULhtw. here; the DuPont 11-Year aearatt tower, ttabutied the Bom la Brechea, ScoUaaa, Club; American Legion Pott chaU, that told the young Mrs. Hadar, a»aet tee years la III, Union Beach, aad a na- daredevil to Blip off the wire Caaada befora mertag ben la tional organiiation for Sur- ao he was hanging by the IMS. She ta a member of tht vivors of Pearl Harbor. ropes on Us parachute-like First PresejrterUa Ckirek, Surviving It nil widow, Mrs kit about M feet off the here, tad tht widow of the lat* Miriam Huguenin; three eons. AIM I. Hatea wko died la Theodore Huguenln. here; an. Thomas Huguenin of login aarmaai art two Mat, Amboy; tad Charles Huguenln Alfnd K Hides, Yorkshire. of Edison; a daughter, Mrs. Smith says N.Y.; Boaild N. Haden! Olive Sullivan of Red Bank, HowtU; • davghttr. Mn. and 1! grandchildren. guerillas Baa Oraaf, Ukewood; a The Bedle Funeral Home, brother. Dave Aodcnoa. Can- here, it la charge of arrange- ada; dm (Mm, Mn. Mag ments. would lose lie Howartk, bar*; Mn. NEW YORK (AP) - Baaae Joy aod Mn. Ann. Rhodetlan Prime Minister Ian Pirttr, both of Caaada; aad Seek trio doni commercial banks Smith says black guerrilla Drt graaocaiMrta. leaden fighting Us regime are Tl« H If flat Memorial afraid to risk defeat by run- Home, here, It la charft of in holdup alagHan open election. arfinaimiiili LONG BRANCH - Police advertise their passbook savings? Robert Mugabe aad Josnut art starchJag for three men Nkano, co-ttaden of tht Pa Mrs. Herbert who held up an attendant ea trioUc Froat, an able to come Schumann Joital Avenut ben at the Get- a*) the government "on exact- ty gat station Saturday night, ly the tame basis as those who Ans: Because they pay less than RUMSON - Mn. itancei city police report. had already participated," D. Schumann. 48, of SO Lennox The robbery occurred at Smith said Sunday on NBC- Ave., died Saturday at Riv- 1:17p.m.Saturday Nolnjuries TVs "Meet the Press." ervlew Hoapllal. Red Bank. IHI NOOCiM, Bat "they know that they our passbook savings. Born In Kanus City. Mo., AcccrdlBg lo pollct, three win lose out under those cir- the had lived here 1 a yean. men drove ap to the station In cajnatancei" and Instead She ni employed at a sec- awMUCadUtc. ••with to be Imposed at the We're proud to advertise our passbook savings retary for the put five yean Two of tot suspects are de- neH government," be added. i because we pay as much as one and one-quarter for Exhibit Surveys In Mld- scribed u black males, be- ftmttn appeared with the dletown. tween SMI years old. The Rev. Ndabanlngl SlthoU, one percent more than commercial banks. Wt pay She wai i mtmber of the third saepect did not get out of of three modtrate black 5V«% a year from day of deposit, compounded Flr«t Preabytcrlan Church, tat car. nonet laid. Rbodeslan leaders ahtrlng dairy and we credit your account monthly! here. Cat aaaptct was armed power with Smith under a Surviving la her hufbind, wh» ai smalemaill calibecall r handgun, traatUonal government aimed You can make deposits and withdrawals of any Herbert F. Schumann; two pollct said at black majority rule. size at any time without penalty of any kind. MM. Mark and Richard The suspects fled, driving Tht two an visiting the Schumann, both at home; and west on JottM Avenue, after Uattad Statat at tat InvtUtioB So doni ba confused by time depositor savings a diughter, Mlai Laura tht tlrea from a paaaing fire- of a group of teuton and an certhlcete advertising. Whatever the name, It Schumann, alto it home; her track coming hack from a wet- trying to gather support for parenla. Mr. and Mn. J. atartled them, police their Internal etttlemeat doeant give you the flexibility of a Provident Darby Kotterman of Adelphla. passbook savings account. aod a brother, Robert Kol- terman of BtlngvUle, Staten Bring us your pa* We *H transfer your account from any other bank without charge. The Wordtn Funeral Home, Red Bank, ti In charge or ir- Leo J. Barrett
M30 TMB OLD BMHIVB m. p—wi Attorney at Law SCHNEIDERMAN - 90 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N J. 07701 MM700 WILL HAVE OFFICE HOURS ON SAVINGS BANK WEDNESDAY EVENINGS HUDSON. BERQHN.ESSBC,. OCEAN, MONMCXm, MI0Oli8€X. SOMERSET, and I I TO I P.M. DURING OCTOBER MEMBER FMCt BACH W0«rtOT KSUfWD TO 140,000 By Appointment Only NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: 636 Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Street, Red Bank Seaview Square Shopping Mat, Ocean Township(DRIV I I lei SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1978 Making money on other people's money
By BENJAJUN STEIN copying machines. But most rowing. It an comes down to a of your first year, and $11,225 and you deduct the $l,0M In cent hi very rare cases) tax vHalEMEsrT STEIN people get rich by wing other simple concept: In the age of at the end of your second year Interest, from your 111.500 in- deductible. That means. If our No «M ever has become people's nosey. And that is by Inflation, you can borrow mon- You have been making that vestment. hypothetical borrower is in the rich by tavtnf t portion of hit far the easiest way to do it. ey and uae It to buy things that same IS percent per year. That leaves $1,500 You W percent marginal rate, his MONEYPOWER: salary In • savings account, John D. Rockefeller used to will go up at i much faster If, however, you borrow M suited out with $2,000, so you real interest cost Is only 8.4 although many hive tried. You go to sleep each night worry- rate than the rate of Interest percent of the 110,000 so that have made $500 Now that is percent and his rial yearly In- are not going to b* the first ing about how he would repay you wID be paying. If you bor- you put down only $2,000, less than you made on invest- terest cost on % $8,000 he Coping one. Tone k atmply no way his debts. He woke up the next row enough money, you will be something entirely different ing 110,008 cash. But here borrowed In our |ypothettcal anyoat can aave enough, and moralng" raring to borrow doing the exact equivalent of and wonderful happens. Here's comes the best part. You made example is only Self. And that then la no way that money In more money to make money having many people working how that works: that with only COM cash means be wss really making, With the bank will wltkaUnd Infla- with. And we know how weU he for you, on each one of whom At the end of the first year, down. So you made 29 percent on his cash down, the princely tion enough; to allow you to did. you will be making money. you nave an Investment worth on your money. That Is why sum of $828, and the kingly annual return of 41 percent. Inflation become rtgaUlcantlybette r off Borrowing In an age of In- Here's how it works: $11,800. If your loan il at 12 John D. Rockefeller liked to than you art flation la a heaven-sent way to It you buy something that percent Interest, you have paid borrow money so much. And if you get lost by the by Benjamin Stein with Herbert Stein How do people become make yourself prosperous and cost* tiO.OOO and It goes up at about $1,001 In Interest. And [As s special bonus, the U.S. figures, try II this way. If you rich? Some mike oil and some the rate of It percent a year, you still owe about $8,000 So, government has made all In- can make more money on bor- happy, and this entire series Is do — you add another 5 inflation hedges of recent Inherit money and some Invent you will have 111,500 at the end you deduct the $8,000 you owe, terest on all Indebtedness (ex- rowed money than you have to predicated upon creative bor- percent to that, and at the end years. They have gone up pay back, you are la great about 17 percent per year for shape. And a time likes ours, of two years, your Income will be about $1,322 50 per month. the last couple of yean be- when you can make that kind cause of the desirability of the of return, Is heaven sent. You At the end of three years, you will get $1,521 per month cars and the rising value of are getting all that borrowed Japanese money. money to work for you, and Instead of the car payments New tax law: Something for all taxing every fifth dollar, they A person who bought a Hon- that Is Just what you want. will take more like every da with borrowed money •ly SYLVI8YLV1A POSTEPORTER ~&r Of course, finding the In- eighth dollar, and that's a lot would have made money on his | (first W 10 eelaaaai) can make a big difference to you, say that last vestment that will yield 15 year your mother got Social Security benefits of easier to take. borrowed money, since auto- The swiaptig new tax law, which started out percent Is a problem, but It Is mobile loans rarely cost over u a tax reduction bill, has good news for tax- $1,600 and had no other income. You, her son, by no means Impossible or If the mathematics makes provided $3,400 for her support, including paying I your eyes glaze over, you can 12 percent, and he would, In all payers k Just about every income bracket (with a even unusual. These columns likelihood, have been able to few Hems of bad news sprinkled In for some of the YOURMONEVS ,000 in medical bills. will point you In the right Just remember this: During a (1) You supported your mother with $3,400 -- period of rapid Inflation, you pay back the auto loan out of a nation's more sophisticated tax shelter Investors). direction. Paylag dust Toe steadily rising paycheck. Pint, fundamentally, the new law should give but received absolutely no tax benefit. You got no usually can repay the money dependency deduction and no medical deduction, you borrowed with money that And If that, too. throws you, the U.S. economy a major stimulant. Capita] gains Creative borrowing is vital.. Just look at it this way: If you tax cuts, Income tax reductions, new retirement WORTH for you didn't provide more than half your moth- In a time of inflation for anoth- j is far easier to Cornells er's support. Now comes the real winner. can make money with other plan benefits, spectacular real eatate breaks - all er reason. Generally, you bor- people's money, and then only and more are featured In the new pro- (t) The Internal Revenue Service came out on row valuable, expensive Creative borrowing puts you top. Your mother's personal exemption was of no truly out In front if you can: pay back half of what you bor- dollars, and you pay back rowed, you are in great shape. value to her, for she had no taxable Income from cheap, less valuable dollars. a. make money on the mon- It's a clear signal that Congress has heard and phis a general credit. In '71, that Jumps by one- That amazing paradox — to which to deduct It. You lost out on $1,750 in You are doing the approx- ey you borrow, and la heeding the tax-revolt warnings being sounded third to $1,010 - which glves&ou a double-barreled be able to pay back less than deductions ($1,000 In medical expenses plus $750 imate equivalent of getting b. repay the money you bor- by Americans at all Income levels, la every area benefit next year. Not only%lll your dependency you borrowed and yet make dependency exemption). The IRS got what your rubles and paying back dust. rowed with far less valuable of the U.S., of every age. Even more, It's an *^e*!^ft be .bigger than.jpver. before in history, dollars. money with the borrowed mon- unmlsUkatte due that Congress Is responding but your dependents also will Be iblnrtsTn more mother and you didn't get - the whole works. Here's how that works: (I) Now It's the end of !I78 and you raise your The perfect example is a ey-is the heart of the Money- positively to the anti-tax feeling at the grass roots than ever before and still qualify as your depen- Suppose you, as a struggling Power strategy for beating in- annual support figure to more than $3,000. All couple Just out of school, want Honda automobile, which has of our nation. dents. Now, here's what you still can do In 1(78 to turned out to be one of the best flation The great bulk of these tax breaks go Into pick up vital dependency deductions and cut your other facts remain the same. But your mother has to borrow to buy a car. You, effect In 1171 - but that doesn't mean you should, tax to a legal minimum more to live on and you, the son, come out the the struggling ones, earn $1,000 or can, wait until next year to atari taking advan- Say you send a check to your mother every winner. a month. The car Is a vital "I've got tage of the changes! You must begin now - right month to help pay her bills. You could add more to (4) You get the dependency deduction and the necessity and It will cost you now - to set up your financial affairs so you don't her checks hi the remaining months of !*78, and medical expense deduction because you provide 1200 s month for the payments the key!" lose one penny In tax dollars while waiting for actually come out ahead when you take taxes Into more than half your mother's support. By paying on the loan. Wfs lower rates. At the same time, there are account $200 extra, you pick up deductions that will net you That first year, those steps you must take In '78 to get the full benefit of You can get a dependency deduction for your — in the M percent tax bracket — a tax saving of payments will be murder. lITTs big breaks. mother If (1) she had a gross Income of less than $00. They will take one out of every KeyAccoM TAX ACTION NOW: If you're supporting a That's what this series Is all about; ways you $7S0 (up to $1,000 In '70), and (1) you provide more five dollars you have. But, If relative, Eli Warach, division editor-in-chief of can lower your tax bills - Individual, business, than halt her support. In addition, you can deduct inflation runs at 10 percent and Prentice-Hall, urges you to figure up right away Investment -in 1178 and In 1I7>. your mother's medical expenses on your return If because you are young and how much you will provide in support In '78 Start with this key item for millions of taxpay- you pay them and provide more than half her hard working and diligent, Keystone Savings ing Americans — the dependency deduction. support. Teaaerrew: Hew to get an extra deductlea your Income goes up slightly In '78, the deduction is the long-familiar $750 To suggest how s few extra dollars in support even If yea ceatribale lets than half sappert. faster than Inflation - as NEPTUNE • A50UAY PARK -MANALAPAK young people's Incomes often Conservative growth stocks By Dav d >. Sargeat Q - Ny rile and I are age K, Kkf-eaaa tyed, aad pretty weB fixed al far as life lasar SUCCESSFUL aace, cash, ual adeauale la- ceaw are cejceraed. We have INVESTING IM.MO la Jehastea Mataal Faal aaaer tte Keegh Act aaa plaa te retire la 7 U t years. Is also not suitable but for dif- Sheets we abate this lavesl- ferent reasons. Its quality is meal la the fatare teajai ap good but It Is a highyleWlng wMa eae-haf la Jehastea aad bond fund appropriate for per- MT kail hi Nkrtaeasl lavesters sons seeking generous Income Trasl; er skeald we select a now. It might make an ex- taut Mae Plaaeer II la a faaal cellent switch selection when ly ef faats aH later rel H over you retire late a et-Mi head had? We I also believe you shouldn't abe have ahial IJMOO la sev keep $50,000 In a portfolio of eral high rk* en aad eft-re- highly speculative oU issues. lated stacks,' We Ikeagkl we It's Impossible to predict what weeM ride these for a ceaple Is going to happen to their mere years aad Ihea switch prices over the next couple of the aiealea te aiere eea- yean. To gain some diver- servaUve UvestsaeaU. What sification, I would split the de yea suggest? B.C. aHehlgaa $90,080 and future Keogh con- A — In your situation, I tributions amoag Johnston and would stick with Johnston and two other conservative no-load conservative growth stock growth funds, namely: Babson funds like it Pioneer It (or (David L.) Investment Fund similar aggressive growth (Three Crown Center, 2440 funds) would be fine for a por- Penning Rd., Kansas City, tion of your monies if yom MO 64108) and Price Growth were younger with more years Stock Fund (100 East Pratt St., to recoup possible setbacks. Baltimore, MD 21202). Man- However, I feel such funds are agements of the latter two too volatile for Investors only 7 funds also supervise no-load in- to 8 years atay from retire- come funds to which you might ment. waat to twitch when you re- Northeast Investors Trust tire. DRAPERY i SALE This fall, instead of decorating rtftTsfafftik aroimdyour]iime,dea>flate with it liiiliil! 120" Now you can extend your The nice thing is that you So extend your decorating to OFF decorating to include decorative can be choosey. include a visit to your nearest New i Design Line* phones. And select from an Jersey Bell PhoneCenter Store. chooaefroma You'll get all the help you impressive variety of styles, shapes Now through October 30, you'll large selection ' of atytee a ootora need when you stop in at your and colors without sacrificing the receive a free paint paddle just for 1 ii nearest New Jersey Bell PhoneCenter quality and reliability that New coming in. Store (listed below) and see the v Jersey Bell customers have come to Which ought to stir m special "Decorate by Phone" display. expect. your interest. m OUR Mtt1i YEAR W?ws war Red Bank, 4a English Plan New Jersey Bell 3K "~1SatWI *Trwimwk 04 Amrf K*n Trtrttom mJ Trkjinffc Coatptfiv Thr IVmn Ltnr trkrhnr Ml 1 HOW HE LEFT TH COME, SUPPER AN'HTC Crossword puzzle SUPPER ON MAW? TH'PtATE ft PAPER ACROSS SSpokan SeMehrU- SUnwi 1 Two-taoed 33 Bread, for tdnti on* « Unable to gtrnwif KTknrafcta reed 10 Pokar abbr. 61 Cheeeetown MBMcal 62DMngbM 14 Enrange- 63 A«Mng 29 - The Wiurd of Id "Couldn't I have my dessert first just in case my dinner fills me up?" Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday MONDAY. Oct. I ' your birthday and read the Answer questions directly, tions. Born today, you arc an corresponding paragraph. honestly. QEMINI(Hay21-Juna2O)- excellent manager - of Let your birthday star be AQUAHIUS(Jan. H-Feb. • Your tendency to lead . time, money, talent. Whan your dally guide. 18) - The pot si gold you've carries you - and those ' the schedule U tight, you TUESDAY, Oct. 10 been expecting to find at Involved with you - for- never become rattled. You LIBRAISapt. M-Ocl. 22) - the end of the rainbow ward at a rapid, rewarding have a genuine knack for Inconsequential matters eludes you. Friends rescue pace today. filling the available time steal away much of your you. with the right amount of time today. Try to recover PISCE3(Feb. 11-Msrch CANCERIJune 21-'uly 22) work, so lucccaa is always losses late in the day. 21) - You would do well to - Seek the company of easily assured. SCORPIO(Oet. 23-Nov. decide against change those who have been able You hive a special talent ti) - Compose yourself today. Keep to present to calm you during chaotic for handling money. You before attempting to im- employment, present way times in the past. of life. MtCK.KKD-ITWAS )l cannot perform miracles - press a stranger with your LEOUuly 23-Aug. 22) - where money is nonexis- talent. IN THE CABBA.SK AHIES(March 21-Aprll II) Emphasis must be placed WHOS\ > FOOO 4 ANYTHIN6 tent, you cannot create it - SAGITTARIUSINov. 22- - Ambition may cause you on work, especially early ' THAT?) rVONSPECTOR WBONfl f M* but you can make the most Dec. 21) - Take care you to make more than one in the day when distrac- of the least. don't misdirect your en- wrong decision today. Try tions abound. Alto bom on this date ergy along lines unimpor- to keep your vision clear. VIROO(Aug.»-Sept.2Z)- are: Miguel da Cervantes, tant to you in the long run. TAURUSIApril 20-Mty 20) • A touch of daring is •uthor. poet; Francis Way- CAPRICORN(Deo. 22 - A gay and frivolous essential to the success of land Parker, educator. Jan. 11) - You can be an morning may lead you into your effort! today. Be cou- To see what is in store important influence on the error late in the day. Re- rageous, determined, for you tomorrow, find young early in the day. turn to serious considera- calm. South dealer' Sheinwold's bridge advice North-South vulnerable NORTH By Alfred Sheinwotd Declarer took the club contin- His wife had won a world • K7 uation, ruffed a heart, took the championship in June, and who Q 60CPMNH6. mRUAHDBiR- Part scores, undnmilic at top trumps, ruffed a club, took rubber bridge, are the soul of can win a family argument OA74 the top diamonds and ruffed against a world champion? tournament play. In today's another heart. hind, played in the recent Declarer then led her last DAILY QUESTION WEST EAST m North American Champion- trump, putting West in. With Playing Standard American • QJ8 • 96 ships In Toronto, New York ZUNS moasTa/mm! only two cards left in all hands, methods, you ire the dealer 9964 expert Judi Radin had to call West could take the Jack of with • A 105432V8OK1O OJ953 OQ2 on the enemy to help her make diamonds but then had to yield 86*83. Whaido you say' • K92 • QJ10 5 a rather pushy part-score con- the last trick to the ten of ANSWER; Pass. The hand is tract. diamonds, giving South her not worth an opening bid of SOUTH Mrs. Radin's optnir,° bid was contract any kind in standard bridge. *> A 10 5 4 3 2 a "weak two-bid," used b.v UNO'S THE KIP THAT'S LINU5...HE5 I'M NOT YOUR WITH THE BLANKET? MY SWEET BABBOO... SWEET BABBOO.'' The Phantom Beetle Bailey , X 7 OH HES GOING I'M ALMOST PONE THINK BBPTLE I TO PULL THAT WITH THI* PITCH. HAS AMNeSIA.'XONE A$AIN. EH? 9EK6BANT. WHAT 10 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. OCTOBER 9.1078 Two-hour mystery film featured on NBC toniglrt ByJEHVBUCK until the end fun to tee what maket a bad he works Karen and Lynn Into that to so wen structured and Tugttive,"' he said. "He's a .HOLLYWOOD (AP)- '•Se- "lacnta of Three Hungry man tick. At the end of thepositions where ha can dis- goat all the way through man who spent It years In crets e( Three Hanfty Wlve«" Wives" alao atara Jessica scenes the crew would MM. It grace them. Christina's dilem- without a false note. So many prison for a crime he didn't k tkt sort ef Bwrder mystery Waller u Chriitina Wood, wu bard to play bin because ma Is thus: Surrender to him scripts start out good and then commit. When be gets out he where tkt wfeosaaeit la secoa- OrttdMB Cortett as Karen be wu so bad. I hated him." and he will destroy the fan off the bridge and lose sets out to trace all the ten- HcCtar*. Heather UacRae as Powers meels Christina evUence. Or he will ruin her their Integrity." tacles to the Mr. Big who r Lym BrUkln and Eve Plumb when he leases a novae from two does it friends. Next, Prandscus goes to framed him. It wu a hell of an twe-hoar dim opeu at Vldd Wood, Chrtitlna'i the real estate agency where "We see that Us mother Montreal for a cameo role In Idea. Then the network wtt of Mart daughter. Gordon Hessler she works. As we learn, he has made him Into a woman- the movie "City on Fire." He changed It so that Linda Evaas Ptm, a channhg million- directed It aln af I p.m. EOT wants to establish residence In hater," Prandscus said. "He's will also be seen this season on and 1 ended up u special assis- Urt fkuader played by James tonight on NBC Connecticut Just long enough eat to manipulate and ul-CBS In "The Pirate." playing tants to the president doing nd. Thereafter, the "I'm never played a char- to swing a land deal. timately destroy women. He the right-hand man to the Arab superspy work. That's when told Urgtly In acter who wu this subtly Christina declines when he does It with guile and clever oil man in the ministries you throw up your hands In By Ik* time It drawi to • evil," uld Franclscui. "I jutt asks her to dinner. Somehow maneuvering." adapted from the book by disgust." cnroai, everyoas has i motive flnlihed a picture In Brsill she la able to see what Is lurk- The picture consists Harold Bobbins In the lKOs, Franclscus Ml the victim'! charming when I played an evil man, Ing beneath the charm. He basically of three long He hu six series under his starred In movies u often u facade hu bND petted iwiy but he wti Just outwardly bad tells her, "I find you coldly flashbacks, each telling the belt - "The Naked City," television, such u "Young- to expose iMk a rotten heel Once I played a Sammy Gllck exciting... like an Icy moon." story of the three women. The "The Invettlgator," "air. No- blood Hawke," "Marooned," •at yoa hope the kffler, who- character who wu thoroughly Determined to bring her to flashbacks are adroitly fash- vak." "Longstreet," "Doc El- "Beneath the Planet of the em «•>,.*» away wtlh It. rotten. bed, be probes for her weak ioned so that they overlap and liott" and "Hunter." His last Apes" and "The Outsider." n ti a cleverly conitnicted "I enjoyed the bad men. spot and finds It In her friend- certain scenes dovetail. experience, with the short- story, wrttuo by Jo Helmi, Part ol tot Joy of being an ship for Karen and Lynn. He "When you read a script lived "Hunter," left him reel- Frandacus, 44, is married •ad e»et Trmdant coofeatti actor la leading an those dif- derisively nlcknamea them you never know if It will ing. to the daughter of the late di- that when be first resd the ferent Uvet. Having played the "the three hungry wlvet." work." said Franciscui. "But "Toe Idea wu that'Hunter' rector William WeUman and script he wu kept guessing good guy most of my life, It'a Through guile and trickery, it's a Joy to pick up a script would be a reverse hu four daughters. WHODUNIT - James Franclscus, . Walther.Heahter MacRae and Cretchen Corbett, Television Today left to right, star in NBC's 'Secrets of Three Wives.' 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Night • • • "MARTHA III" VM 842-2133 Rumson Jets trample Buffalo in 45-14 surprise •jr MIL ZAPCIC rated passer In the league, made up for Robinson's arm. In Ferguson tiled to get his ah- game together In the early eight-play, 71-yard puah to scon at the start of the third. the second Bill serie* of the first quarter, Ferguson fired s part of the second period, but the Jet traffic downfield Robinson found the groove in his air game and threw an 11 • NEW YORK - Some ot the belt players Jets lead shot over the middle to the waiting arms of free safety looked like the Jets sucked over La Guardia Airport, and yarder to wide receiver Derrick Gaffney to hit the 4) -point Ootth Wilt Michael* had working f.r him yesterday were Burgess Owens, who decided that he bad nothing better to Fergy couldn't connect. When Rusty Jackson attempted to mark. waiting Batfalo Bills uniforms. do with the ball than run It In for the second Jet touchdown punt, he didn't account for the stomach of Jet linebacker The Bills also donated the ball to Bobby Jackson on "I've laid it before," reiterated MlchaeU. "I'U take the oftheperiod. Larry Keller, who recovered the ball and ran It to the their own 17 to set up Leahy's field goal Buffalo's Miller win anytime. But there's nothing spectacular about what "We got the momentum going early," Mid 0 wens "You Buffalo!! played phllanliiropist. the team did out there today- except for one thing I think can't take anything away from the Buffalo team - they can It took less than a minute for Long to snag ant more Backup QB Pat Ryaa saw acttoa la Use slot for the JeU that's about at much enthusiasm as you'll ever aee put out be really tough. But we've grown, maybe a lot more than points. as they ate time aad very little yardage In the final minutes by one team In the NFL We got the breaks, and the people give us credit for. Leahy sent the ball to Buffalo to give them another of the game. Bills reservist Bui Muason made the sUUatics enthusiasm these players had going for them helped us to "We forced Buffalo to play a different kind ol ballgame chance. They didn't take it. BUI klckoff receiver Curtis books with his 15 yard touchdown paw to wide receiver Bob take full advantage of them." than they Intended to play. We were really aggressive, we Brown, hit by New York free safely Tim Monaco and Chandler, but with only 18 seconds left, the effort waa for The JeU went Into the matchup as two-to-four point hit hard and fast and they just didn't know how to take It. running back Darnell Powell, fumbled right Into the hands underdogs, and \|»ere expected to perform shabbily without We hid two Interceptions, came close on two more; we of cornerback Larry Rlley. "This la agresttve football," beamed Michaels. "This Is the leadership of the injured Parting quarterback Richard kept all the breaks In our favor." Robinson let Long do what he does beat, and Kevin the way we like to play." Todd. Backup QB Matt Robinson surprised the spread The JeU got their first break seven minutes Into the delivered 18 yards and six points In three-quarters of a game when fullback Kevin Long scrambled over the left minute. As for the PAT kick — the nets behind the uprights "Matt was extremely important to us today" MlchaeU guard to score, ending a SI-yard, five minute drive, and aren't high enough to stop the football when Leahy puts his explained. "We called a lot of plays from the sidelines, but starting on II-yard day. Kicker Pat Leahy, a veritable toe to it. we alao let Matt call quite a few. He had a better Idea about master of his trade, did the honors for the extra point. Two series later, the BUI* made the mistake of punting what was going on out then, and we trusted his eyes." After Owen's Interception score two and a half minutes to return specialist Bruce Harper. Harper looked left, saw Robinson, whose throwing arm can be nearly as deadly later, the Bills showed some vivacity, pushing II yards in nothing, cut back, and then made it look easy as he asTodd's, elected to go with rushing patterns for the bulk three plays to mike their mark on the Scoreboard. scrambled for an 81-yard return for the fifth Jet TD of the Sports of the game. He was sacked twice In the first half for a Ferguson squared out to tight end Reuben Gant, who found half. halftlme total of minus-three yards passing, connecting the right side of the end zone. Tom Dempsey's kick was on Apparently, Buffalo coach Chuck Knox told his team to SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1978 11 only one of five attempts. the mark, but after this, the Bills went back to working for cooperate fully with Jet scoring drives whUe they wen in However, Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson, the top- the Jets, rather than for their frostbitten home town. the locker room. The Bills offered little resistance to the Yankees: 'We came back from the grave9 NEW YORK (AP) - "We came back from the grave," said swept those four games in Boston. I knew if we came out of Don Gullett and Andy Messersmlth wen disabled twice while back and that's what nukes a good team." outfield Lou PlnleUa, describing the New York Yankees' in- then In a respectable position we had a shot." Ed Flgueroa, Mickey Rivers, White, Willie Randolph, Bucky "We never quit," said PlnlelU. "We expect ourselves to win. credible charge from 14 games out on July It to their third The four-game Sept. 7-10 sweep, which has become known Dent, Dick Tidrow, Ken Gay and Jim Spencer each made it It doesn't always happen, but we have confidence we can win. consecutive American League pennant Saturday night. as the Boston Massacre, left the Yankees In an exact tie with the once and Thurman Munson probably should have. The catcher's We're not a great dub by any means, but we're a darn good chib The clubhouse celebration wasn't nearly as wild as the one Red Sox. Amazingly, they had made up 14 games in Just 53 days. knees were so sore that he had to play the outfield for a while and for us to lose, someone hasto go out there and beat us." In 1171, when Chris Chambllss' dramatic nlnth-lnnlng home run But It wasn't all downhill the rest of the way, although the Gullett and Messersmlth never did make it back the second "It mi a combination of a lot of things," laid White. gave the Yankees' their first flag In a doien years. Nor was It as Yankees opened a 3 ft -game lead on Sept. 11. It dwindled to one time. "Everybody came back from injuries, Guldry's gnat season, trended as the one that followed the Reggie Jackson Show In game on Sept. H and a New York loss to Cleveland on Oct. 1 "This one means so much because we came from so far Catfish getting well, Jim Beattle coming back from the minors last year's Work) Series. while the Red Sox wen beating Toronto forced a one-game all- back," said ace pitcher Ron Guldry, the winner of Saturday's and pitching wed. Our offensive production was down from More than a feeling of outright Joy, then was a sense of or-nothing Bast Division pre-playoff playoff the next day in playoff finale. "There's no telling how long It'll be before previous years, so I really think it was the pitching that did It. accomplishment, of raUylng from farther behind than any team Boston. another team does It. In 10 years, when they talk about the team "It's a tremendous satisfaction to be part of history. No in baseball history. "The pennant flashed off again when we fell behind 1-0," that came from 14 games back, I can say I was part of it. team ever came back like the Yankees." Not even Bob Lemon, who replaced Billy Martin as man- Lemon said. "And you could almost sense it. Even on the bench all year Only nliet ace Rich Gossage. who bailed Guldry out of a ager on July 15 with the Yankees 10K games In arrears. Only And even though the Yankees puUed that one out 5-4, it you had to tell guys to shut up so you could have some peace. It ninth-inning Jam, had a reminder that the season had not yet run five days earlier, the deficit had been 14 games. didn't flash back on to stay until Saturday night's I-l victory was just chatter, chatter, chatter. Even when we wen down Its coarse Did Lemon reaUy think the Yankees had a chance to over the Royals. Then, for the first tune, Lemon seemed to have two orjhree runs it was like we were ahead. We kept on coming "Nowcomes the World Series," he said. "It's not over yet." overhaul the red-hot Boston Red Sox 1 lost the rocklike aura of calm, controlled steadiness that has "No, not the way they wen rolling," he admitted Saturday characterized his tenun as manager of the Yankees. night in the solitude of his office Just off the clubhouse, his hair What happened basically was that the Yankees got healthy still matted with champagne. "It flashed on and off in my mind and the Red Sox got sick. In the first half of the season, New a couple of times, but It didn't roaUy flash on for good until we York's disabled list read like an all-star team. Catfish Hunter, The mouth-flapping fool Herzog's future in K.C. who fooled no one at all NEW YORK - The quality of a reporter has nothing clouded by whatsoever to do with the size of the newspaper or broadcast facility. Among the press corps that attended Friday's American KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Whitey Henog's future as League Championship Series game at Yankee Stadium were manager of the Kansas City Royals remained clouded yester- reporters from the New York Post, the interim New York BILL day io the wake of a third straight defeat in the American tabloids (who in reality are reporters for the Times and the League playoffs. News), as weU as suburban journalists working for such dailies Moments after the Yankees downed the Royals In Yankee as the Nantucket Journal, the Pawtucket Press and, of course, ZAPCIC stadium Sauturday night, i-l, to take the best-of-tlve series, The Dally Register. Henog said, "Maybe It would be best if somebody else manage* In the wake of the legsl proceedings that have forced the this dub. We've been here three times and haven't won. Well, Yankees to allow women In the locker room, the dub wisely I'm going to wait and see what they offer me." chose to Issue various types of credentials to members of the Yesterday morning he denied that his words were fueled by working press. Some writers were granted access to the locker the bitterness of defeat. room, while others were restricted to the interview room. By this time, some of the other writers were shuffling their "No," he said. "I feel the same way this morning. What If This was neither discrimination nor arbitrary choice. The feet and looking around Then Ms something quite we win this thing again and It is the same old story In the sheer size — 200 plus writers - of the press corps forced the anonymous-looting about this woof In cheap clothing, this tin- playoffs? I'm thinking about what's good for the club, too, when American League and the Yankees to weed out the members of tongued rooster who had to crow about nothing. He hid in a I look at this situation " the media who would reach fewer audience members and limit crowd, and when the wrdsmltht around him began to move Hertog has expressed bitterness that he has worked on them to the Interview room. This, in turn, pushed the "un- away, his wallflower act turned to false bravado. nothing but one-year contracts since taking over in 1175. He has "What about the trade, Thurman? How do you feel about wanted" women out of the locker room. 1 notbeenofferedacontractforlt7l. It is not my purpose to deal with this aspect of the post-game go ing to Pittsburgh " "They put me In a corner," he said. "It doesn't seem like it's proceedings. Suffice it to say that, liberated though I may be, 1 Munson, who had started out disgusted, who had thrown right. I'm not going to resign I just want to do what's best for he felt it prudent for the Yankees, to get around the sticky locker Insults back at the moronic mouth-flapper off-handedly, realized dub and for the tans." room issue by using Interview room restrictions. that he had stooped to the tag-wearer's puerile level. He then Ewing Kauffman, Royals' owner, said he thought Henog's And for the record, I believe that my "privates," to use the showed his true stellar qualities. Munson answered the man's statements "wen made In the throes of defeat. He felt badly. I antique term, should remain private. At least, they should questions to the best ol his ability. felt badly." remain "off the record" until I don my trenchcoat and wander "All I have said in the press or on radio and television Is that Kauffman added that only Joe Burke, general manager, can the streets of Asbury Park. lollipops In hand, looking for nubile I'd like to be playing closer to my family in Canton, Ohio. But make a decision to re-hire a manager. young women. Which Is to say, they will remain off the record the Indians wont be putting together a championship team for a "He runs the club," said Kauffman. "As far as Ewing while, and they can't make a trade as yet. As to the rumors A LIGHTER MOMENT- Kansos City Royal man- permanently. Kauffman Is concerned, I want him back." about my being traded — I've got a no-trade clause In my ager Whitey Herzog Is shown In a lighter moment Then is no way to screen the quality of Journalists before Asked on the return flight home from New York, Burke said contract, and If I'm going to be traded, I'd be the first to hear earlier In the season. Henog Is now seriously think- issuing credentials to them. To do so would be discrimination, he had no comment. about it. ing of quitting after his Royals lost their third which Is abominable In principle, let alone In practice. Un- "As to my being happy in New York, I've said before that if "I'll sit down with Whitey some time soon and talk things straight AL crown to the New York Yankees, fortunately, the quality of Journalists is assumed to be high over," he said. when credentials are Issued. And, to use the old Army maxim, I'm going to play baseball, there's no better place to play than assumption is the mother of all foulups. New York." Undoubtedly, the quality of the press corps was Judged to be If the Yankees' public relations director had not intervened, high when the Baseball W riters Association of America sent out the press corps might still be listening to the fool who fooled no stadium passes to that 100-strong group of writers anxious to see one. Ashe nets Davis semis Then U a place for aggressiveness in getting a story. There pinstriped uniforms close up. The BBW AA made a mistake GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) - Veteran Arthur Ashe fought pionship form Sportswriters, anxious to make a name for themselves, to continues to be a need to break through the facade that many off a late challenge by KJeU Johansson and beat the Swede In Johansson, ranked only 35th In the work), needed a victory be controversial, perhaps to hear themselves talk, began to high-paid players put up to create a mystique about themselves straight sets 11,1 -0,7 -5 yesterday to send the United States into over Ashe to keep Swedish hopes alive of reaching the Cup final. pepper game-winner Thurman Munson with asinine questions. But that writer was not being aggressive. He was merely the Davis Cup final against Britain. But Ashe, playing his usual attacking game, rolled over the The questions were not welcomed by the burly catcher. being abrasive. Ashe needed one hour and 50 minutes to give the Americans Swede with his booming serve and dazzling volleys In the two "Thurman, do you like playing In New York'" "Oh, I see I pity loose who have to listen to him regularly. And the an unbeatable 3-1 lead In the best-of-flve semifinals. first sets. The Swede never came close of breaking Ashe's serve they're letting (deleted) write for newspapers now"' Munson thought of his words being preserved on paper revolts me. I It was a heroic effort by the 35-year-old Ashe, who won the until the final set. muttered. have no idea for whom he works; this I do know: the bad name 1118 U.S. Open crown and the 1175 Wimbledon title but was Ashe broke twice to take the first set in 31 minutes. The The down In the sportshirt with the spiral-bound notepad the press has been saddled with Is a product of writers like him sidelined (or most of last year because of a heel injury. But he second went even faster, Ashe breaking through three times and persisted. "Thurman, do you want to continue playing for the who do not know the meaning of an Important Journalistic term has been playing well this year, steadily regaining his cham- losing only two points In his service games. Yankees?' Discretion. Live from Hollywood! Reggie and Stevie! LOS ANGELES (AP) - With Hollywood providing a natu- greatest," says Jackson, who never has batted lit In a regular signed to a tM million coitracL He was called owner George ral backdrop, we can now prepare ourselves (or the Reggie and season, but has spearheaded two championship teams - the Steinbrenner's pel They said he had oaly two friends on the StevieShow. Oakland A's before the Yankees. entire Yankee team. He feuded with Manager BUly Martin and WbUe basebaU's Silver World Series, opening hen Tuesday "I must feel the tension and the urgency. When 1 struck out the Yankees' MVP catcher, Thurman Munson. night, offers an All-Star cast, then seems no question who'U be three times Saturday night. I Just didn't have It." Yet be played It oooL hung tough and In the end, with game- In the cameras' eye - Reggie Jackson and Steve Garvey, alive Garvey says, "To survive In the postseason pressure, you winning performances, won respect and status. and In living color. must be prepared to do something extra, something special. Garvey, son of a Florida boa driver, is a low-key. All- They are the game's tlUns of the climax. They are the ones GRIMSLEY Determination is the key factor." American Boy type, whose main flaw aeems to be that he has who, In the closing reels, ride up on a white horse and rescue the Jackson adds, "I Ihlnk the thing that drives a lot of people to •one. He Is a Frank MerriweU damsel In distress. They wait for the big moment, then deliver. extra effort, the big response to the big moment. Is fear of A stocky lll-pouder, Garvey became the Dodgers Iron But everybody who pays 13 at the neighborhood cinemas or failure. That is the way it Is with me." mat aad chief ma-producer. Fans sdore him. Companies flock stays awake for the Late Show knows there is room tor only one ToUlly different In style and personality, their careen have to htm for endorsements. moved on a parallel course Both have been the objecu of envy hero. He and his pretty wile Cyady chose to live a life away from Both men thrive 01 pressure. Both have i faculty (or by their teammates, both have been Involved In bitter con- baseball fanlan. Seme of Us teammates thought he was uppity, Both men enter the Series with Impretatvt credentials. troverslea. Reggie, the controversial catalyst of the defending champion producing In do-or-diesltustioos. a chill developed between him aid pttcalag star Don Sutton and Reggie, a muscled « fooler with a show business flair, to an (he two came to blow la the dressing room. Garvey remained New York Yankees, comes in with an act hard to follow - that Before being Hopped In Saturday's title game agaiast extrovert - outspoken, brutally frank, Independent, easily Ike totted geatleanan throughout Rulhtan feat of three home rum In the final game of the 1177 Kansas City. Jackson had hit In seven straight postseason games for 1.511 avenge. Garvey has set National League accessible and a man comfortable In the limelight By Us owa "The maa I reaped and admire most oa Ue Dodgers Is showdown. Garvey, the disciplined tint baseman of the Los admission, he is'•the straw that stirs the drink." Angejea Dodgers, 1» riding a hot postseason streak that included playoff record! for total base*. It, aad extrtbnt hits. Steve Garvey," says Reggie Jacksoo. "If I had • son, I would a recortHying four no'me runs In the National League playoffs. I cant explain H. I perform beat wien the chaUenge Is The pennant-winning Yankees resented It when he was want aim to be like Steve" 12 SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY OCTOBER 9 1978 Bradshaw, Harris show buries Falcons PITTSBURGH (AP)- Terry Bndsnaw's pupoiatpmng. Green Uy!4. Calais H Mended with 1(4 yards rushing by Franco Harris, carried ike (SREEN BAY. Wls - Safety Steve Lake relumed an unbeaten Pittsburgh Steeien to a 11 -7 victory over the Atlanta intercepted pass (3 yards for a touchdown and an Interception Falcons yesterday by tackle Carl BareHauskas set up another store, leading the Bndahaw. avowing no ill effects from a knee Injury sus- surprising Green Bay Packers to a victory over the Chicago tained the wee* before, hit 1J of 11 attempts for JJ1 yards, ran I B yards for one touchdown and passed 11 yards to John Slalhrarth Cheswr Hanoi kicked a 41-yard second-quarter field goal foranother after a fumble recovery by Luke, as the swarming Packer Falcon quarterback Stew Bartkowka was sacked four defense forced five turnovers times and intercepted twice by a Pittsburgh defense that lost a The Packers 0-1). off to their best start since 1X6, broke shutout with 2*3 left to play when Bartkowski hit Wallace open the defensive struggle after end Mike Butler hit Bear Fraacis with an 11 -yard touchdown pass. quarterback Bob Avellinis arm as Avellinl tried to throw from Fred Sleinfort missed field goal tries of 34 and 11 yards as his2tyardtineeartyuithethirdquarter / Atlanta fell to 1 -4 on the season, while Pittsburgh climbed to (-0. The ball squirted to near the line of scrimmage where a best start in the 41 -year history of the Steeler franchise. charging Barnlauskas grabbed it and lumbered 5 yards to the While Harris, who rushed !( limes, surpassed the 1 (1-yard 14 Terdell Middleton scored from 2 yards out on fourth down six mark for the first time of the season, backfleld mate Rocky plays later for a !«•• Green Bay lead. Bleier scored a pair of touchdownson runsof 8 and 2 yards Avettini. rushed hard by rookie linebacker John Anderson on Bradshaw's (-yard scoring run came with SI seconds left the next Bears' series, overthrew Greg Latta, Luke picked off before halftime and helped the Steelers to a 17-0 intermission the baU and raced do»« the right sideline to the end tone behind lead i, a crushing block by end Ura Johnson In the third quarter. Bradshaw'sTO yard pass to Stallworth. The- Bears (14) capped a 71-yard march when Avellini set up Bleter's 2-yard scoring run passed IS yards lo James Scott for a touchdown with 12 Hi to StaUworths 11 -yard touchdown reception gave Pittsburgh a play However, the Packers wrapped it up two scrimmage plays Jl-0 lead] 1)8 inlothefinalperiod later when David W nitehurst fired a 58 yard touchdown bomb to rookie James Lofton for a!4-7 lead SestUe2«.MIa«e»lal8 SEATTLE— Efren Herrera. who had two extra point kicks OorUadN.Newllrlraasll blocked earlier, booted a 11-yard field goal with three seconds NEW ORLEANS - Oeo Miller rushed for 13 yards and left lo boost the Seattle Seahawks to a victory OAKLAND (AP)- Tight end Dave Casper grabbed a four- Caspcr'sgrab in the left corner of the end zone capped an 80- aided by a 37-yard pass interference penalty on Ricky Odom in advance and Boykin 10 in four attempts as the 49ers stayed on yard Ken Stabler pass out of the arms of a Houston Oiler yard, three minute march and completed an Oakland comeback the end zone. theground. defender in the end zone with just 42 seconds left to cap a from a 17-7 deficit. Oiler defender Greg Stemrick got his hands Jimmy DuBose dived over from the 1 on the next play and Haden left the, game early In the fourth quarter, having patented Raider comeback victory 21 -17 In a game yesterday. on tie short winning pass but Casper yanked the ball loose and the kick failed, giving the Bucsa 16-6 lead completed 12 of 24 passes, for 161 yards. held on for the score. Cedric Brown intercepted a Chiefs pass moments later and The 49ers' Steve DeBerg hit only seven of 26 passes tor 83 It was the third time this year, and second week in a row Williams moved Tampa 23 yards in five plays for its final yards and missed on a fourth-down pass from the Rams' two Oakland had won in the final moments. touchdown, with Louis Carter plunging In from 3 yards out. late In the game. The winning drive had started after an Oiler punt went into Eddie Payton relumed the ensuing kickof(66 yards to set up SsaDleg«23,Dwver« the end zone with 3ty minutes left lo play. Stabler, who had Tony Adams' 26-yard scoring pass to Henry Marshall with a ' SAN DIEGO — Don Woods ran for one touchdown, Dan thrown three interceptions, and completed only seven prior little over three minutes to go. Fouts passed lo Hank Bauer far another score and Rolf passes then came to life. A 30-yard pass to Morris Owens set up another 1-yard Benirschkc kicked three field goals as the San Diego Chargers DuBose scoring plunge with two minutes left. He completed six of eight on the winning drive to a variety crushed the Denver Broncos. of receivers for 71 of IheSO yards. The Chargers' victory snapped a seven-game Denver win- Stabler's heroics nullified a strong Oiler performance. The Us AngrlM27, San Fraadsco II ning streak over San Diego and boosted their record to 2 -4. The Oilers had led 17-7 in the third quarter and appeared headed for LOS ANGELES - Pat Haden threw a pair of touchdown Bronco sdroppedto4 -2. the clinching points when diaster struck. With the ball on the passes spearheading the Los Angeles Rams to a victory over the Oakland (uur-yardline. Oiler running back Earl Campbell ran San Francjsco 49ers, keeping the home club undefeated and The Broncos threatened to score only twice, once shortly around left tackle and lost the ball when Oakland's Dave spoiling the Coliseum return of superstar O.J. Simpson. before halftime on a drive that ended when San Diego safety Browning hit him. The Rams put their National Football League record at 6-0 Glen Edwards intercepted a pass in the end tone and again in while the young4 9 ersfell to 1 -5. the closing minute when they lost the ball on downs al the Raider safety-Charles Phillips fell on it and then got up to Chargers' 7-yard line. run untouched 96-yards for the turnaround touchdown which Haden's 3-yard pass to John Cappellettl opened the scoring drewOakland within three points late in the third period. and the second Rams' touchdown was an 11-yard pitch by San Diego opened the scoring on an 86-yard, 20-play drive The fourth period was scoreless until the final Raider drive. Haden to Willie Miller. that stalled temporarily on the 50-yard line. Jeff West punted In a penalty-punctuated Intrastate game, the Rams domi- but the Chargers got the ball back on an Illegal blocking penalty Tampa Bay31, KaisasClty 13 nated as expected, but Simpson did put on a show in the by Denver on the punt return. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Doug Williams drilled a 10-yard Coliseum, where he had gained Heisman Trophy fame while Fouts then guided San Diego down Ihe field and Woods touchdown pass and engineered three fourth-quarter touchdown playing for the University of Southern California Trojans before climaxed the march with a I-yard dive, giving the Chargers the drives, and Tampa Bay's spirited young defense choked off joining Ihe prosal Buffalo, only points they needed with 3 37 left In the first period. Kansas City's Wing T running game, giving Ihe Bucs a victory The superstar running back gained 83 yards In 20 carries On the second play of the second quarter, the Chargers got and handing the Chiefs their fifth straight loss. and caught fourpassesfor 30 yards before the crowd of 50.337. another break. Starting Denver quarterback Craig Morton The Bucs, leading only 10-6 midway through the fourth Frank Corral booted field goals of 47 and 18 yards for the fumbled and San Diego linebacker Woodrow Lowe recovered at quarter, capitalized on Chiefs mistakes for two quick touch- Rams while Ray Werschlng kicked one of 25 yards for the the Rronros' 34-yard line. GRABBING A WINNER- Oakland Raider tight end downs as the third-year expansion team, wlnless in its first 21 Northern Californians itsnitBauerfrom 14 yards out five plays later lo make It Dove'Casper grabs a touchdown pass from Ken gameti, evened Its season record al 3-3. The" Bucs are now 5-3 In San Francisco's touchdown came early in Ihe third period 1441. Stabler In the last- minute to defeat the Houston their last eieht regular season games. on a 2-yard run by Greg Boykin after Bob Jury recovered a Benirschke added Insurance with a M-yard field goal early Oilers, 21-17. Oiler linebacker Greg Bingham (54) Williams, the strong-armed rookie quarterback from Jerry Latin fumble on the second half kickoff at the Rams' 28- in Ihe third quarter, and capped the scoring with three-pointers arrives too late to block the pass. (•rambling,.led an;80-yard touchdown drive in the final period. yard line. Simpson gained It yards on three carries during the (romJO airt 24 yardsout In the final period. SHREWSBURY.*.) MONDAY.OCTOBER*. 1878 The DaAy Unusual heartbeat need not halt runner Ota iM«Mrk]rteii I mt IMM tokit e u Imciterkait difference from normal Ufe expectancy in persons who had I have never considered drugs 1 might eiperiment with -•MwinnMrafcttotlMipkll sriles i Mat aMl fdl PVCs or APC's during insurance examinations. aspirin or some extra vitamins but I would never use something HM. N«w agr «Mtor auk M I* i* ikiMgk • Mta •( KM. Ii If extrasystoles cause no change In the Ufe expectancy of a that had to be bought with a prescription Such medications •»?"•« •• aMses aw to sty raaatag.n e altenadm It I # presumably sedentary group, how much less meaning they should be reserved for people who are concerned with combat- to lake ingi .kick I IHI cue to it. wkstde y.a adviae? must have to the health of the trained runner. In such an athlete, ing disease, not with improving their health. I receive tetters similar to thte almost every week Irom GEORGE however, such rhythm disturbances may be more frequent than When you are healthy, drugs are unnecessary And nol only runners all over the country Once an abnormal heart rhythm is in the general population and therefore more easily diagnosed unnecessary, but attended by complications and side effects. detected, everything cornea to a halt - Including the runner — and liable to be treated. Because of this and the absence of epidemiologies] data to while the medical establishment employ! its latest scientific SHEEHAN In answering such questions 1 think about myself In the indicate Increased risk with PVC's. an AMA report on this wonders to see what it going on. evening when I take my pulse. I frequently detect the pause that subject concluded. "Simple ventricular ectopic activity in the What it going on Is nothing. In a healthy asymptomatic indicates a premature ventricular beat. When I run and espe- normal person should not be treated." njdlvtdual, the pretence ol premature or early contractions cially without a warmup my heart sometimes seems to be doing Amen. anting either from the ventricles or the auricles la nothing out a conga. Later in the recovery phase 1 can, if I take the time, Reiereacrs: Branaef, B.L., et al. Ceatlasras etec- of the ordinary. In the absence of evidence of heart disease, physicians would ordinarily think of as serious. Ventricular again feel at the wrist the telltale evidence of the extrasystoles. tneardtognpky la aaralheaeii: ebsetvatlus iirlag rwrtUa, they can safely be Ignored. Certainly In a well-trained, healthy premature contractions were seen in 83 patients, being multi- These irregularities seem to come and go. I usually relate hypexia,aaieesBjMtlliea.MeaideeaBdScleacelBSperts.il (1) runner, with no signs or symptoms of heart disease, dwelling on focal Inll. then- presence to being trained down fine. Al those limes I am 11.1171. the significance if premature ventricle contractions (PVC's) Another 10 people had episodes of presumably dangerous ready for a peak effort and in danger of being overtrained Myerharg, Rebert J. sad Bessstl. Myrwead C. Dedsteas la »«d atrial premature contractions (APC's) serves no purpose ventricular rhythms, Including two individuals who had ven- That's what PVC's mean lo me. Not heart disease or impending the trabacal •! veatrlcalar eeleple activity. JAMA 141 (5) If anything, the Introduction of a variety of tests and the use of tricular tachycardia. This last condition, in a coronary patient, doom. 471-471.1178. medications Is likely to produce psychological damage, even a may lead to ventricular fibrillation and sudden death. cardiac neurosis, without providing any necessary control. But what Is bad for a diseased heart seems to be well This problem of the premature beat was reviewed by the tolerated by a normal one. If the backup system is in order, the British Medical Journal In 117!. At that time, the editors runner or ordinary citizen with PVCs or APC's need not worry suggested we had come no further than 20 years ago when Dr. In the absence of signs or symptoms of cardiac disease they can Spectacular Bid wins Paul Wood stated In his textbook on the heart: "On the whole it' safely be ignored. is wise to assume the innocence of ectopic beats under any Some physicians try to distinguish the benign extrasystoles condition and to judge organic heart disease on other grounds." from the more serious by their relation to exercise. If exercise Added weight has been given to this opinion by the findings wipes them out, they are presumed innocent. If, however, the) of an English group who monitored 86 normal subjects over a are brought on or increased by exercise, further investigation Champagne Stakes title period of 24 hours. The study was undertaken because there was and treatment may be needed. little information as to the extent to which supposedly healthy However, the increased use of stress tests has proven (his to NEW YORK (AP) - Spectacular Bid overwhelmed five second straight time after winning his first three races, paid 13 hearts maintained a "normal" rhythm during the day. be untrue. Submaximal activity can frequently provoke ex and $1.40 Crest of the Wave, owned by Fred W. Hooper, was Not only did they find an extremely high incidence of other 2-year-okls, including previously unbeaten Tim The Tiger, trasystoles In normal subjects. It is only when the subject is in winningthel 133,750 Champagne Stak esyesterdayat Belmonl |4 80toshow. rhythm disturbances, but many of them were of the type taken to maximal activity that these PVC's and APC's disap- Park. Breezing On broke on top and set the pace for the first pear. quarter-mile Spectacular Bid broke slowly, but quickly picked It was considered a three-horse race among Tim The Tiger, Still, that information would have been useful If they hadn't up speed along the rail and took the lead with about five-eighths General Assembly and Spectacular Bid. but Spectacular Bid started to monitor marathoners and found that even this Is nol of a mile remaining quickly turned it into a one-horse show. CB.S. SUPERMARKET always true. At the half-mile pole. Spectacular Bid led by a length over 36 MAIN 3T. KEANSBURG A group of Investigators at the University of Colorado The Hawksworth Farm colt, ridden by Jorge Velasquez, General Assembly, ridden by Angel Cordero. It was the closest Medical Center in Denver added that information. They studied flashed home 2^ lengths ahead of General Assembly In 1344-5 General Assembly was to get. the occurrence of VPC's and APC's in marathoners first while for the mile, just two-fifths of a second off the stakes record set Jeff Feld rode Calumet Farm's Tim The Tiger, who had PICK-IT running, then running at altitude and finally running at altitude by Seattle Sle win 1978 come from off the pace to beat General Assembly in the seven- In competition. Under this final total stress, 70 percent of these General Assembly, a son of Secretariat, finished 5 V4 lengths furlong t'owden on Sept 27 for his fifth straight win. runners had some form of extrasystole. in front of Crest of the W ave, who was three-quarters of a length Tim The Tiger was fifth with a half-mile to go and the son of JERSEY NUMBER GAME The evidence, then, continues to accumulate in favor of ahead of Tim The Tiger. They were followed by (he entry of Nashua got up to third, five lengths behind the leader, in the Pick any three number* — your can play viewing extrasystoles as another normal "abnormality." Even Pictureque and Breezing On. , stretch, but It was not his day. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a wt*k among the general, relatively unfit population the appearance Spectacular Bid. a 15 length winner of the World's Play- Spectacular Bid, who had won his first two starts and then of extrasystoles seems to be of little consequence. A review by ground at Atlantic City on Sept. 23, returned 18.80,14.40 and finished fourth and second In the Tyro and Dover stakes, WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER the physicians at Equitable Life Insurance found no appreciable 14.40 in gaining his fourth win in six starts and placing himself in respectively, before winning the World's Playground, earned strong contention for the2-year-o Id championship JS0.250andboostedhisearningstoJ150.877i Bertram R. 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Ill Jock Spry (W»l FMuoroo m JIMOl. Ah. .IVOoIVOo«oi . IMiaya KMoxrka I1W "Major H... 4-1 before pabUcatton Call The Dally Register, MI-Htt, ask for Guests tl* Information: MM171 ChotDoylllllCeraa IS-I YounoWMI II1JI l*o»o.« • I j Sky IIKI Mtoorylnl II Bunky RnaeU A. CooklBfkam, execuUvc director of the aUlt'a Gerry Riedlnger of Point Pleasant caught a IJ-pound weekend Each dub will enter a 1 t-man team and fishing will Division of Fish, Game and SnellAshertes. told the Americas blueOsh in the surf Saturday morning and then weal out In a be from Sea Girt to Sandy Hook. littoral Society on Friday that the divtnon haa no intention boat to catch a 11-pound weak fish John McGlvney of High- TOO MANY GEESE? of seeking legislation to establish a aaH water flaking and lands caught a 21-pound two-ounce striped bass In the surf. Canada geese on the Atlantic Fiyway are now near the crabbing license Bob and Ty Marone of Shrewsbury weighed i V, and 8 % million mark reports the Division of Fish. Game and "If a aatt water Ucenae U to be the answer to our marine HENRY pound blueflahandJoeTothof Highlands weighed all-pound Shellflaheries which says "these over-populations represent funding problems, the proposal will have to come from the bluefish. BUI Dalton of Monmouth Beach caught a five-and-a- a disease potential to their own species." half pound striped baas. public," said Cookingham. He came prepared with a supply SCHAEFER During the past few winters geese from the Delmarva of brochure* printed by the division which explain the Arthur Glgllo said blueflsh heavily outnumbered striped Penainsula have moved northward Into New Jersey during marine fisheries program. bats taken by surf fishermen and there was plenty of action January and February. Last winter about JO.Oio Canadas The division estimates that a IJ and $ 4 salt water fishing from the Sea Bright sea wall to Long Branch. A lot of fish moved into south Jersey to feed on the croplands. and crabbing Ucenae for residents and non-residents would were taken on plugs, but mullet and mackerel were also raise $1 million a year for salt water fisheries. effective. The over-population is the reason for the 90 -day Canada At present the division's sole source of salt water revenue yesterday. MEETINGS goose season and a limit of four a day In Zone B, south and comes from the sale of commercial licenses. No sport fishing The store Is one of the two deer checking stations In The Sandy Hook Laboratory, Northeast Fisheries Center, west of the Atlantic City Expressway. license is required In salt water. Monmouth County. The law requires that deer taken by will have Its eighth annual open house from I am to 4 p.m. For some reason, the flights of Canadas have been light TUBNOUT LIGHT hunting be transported Immediately to a game checking on Friday, Oct. 17. Displays will be set up and staff members so far this fall. I saw seven geese fly over my house about a Conservation Officer Karl Krtstlansen reported he saw station for possession tagging. will be present to explain and programs and goals. week ago and have seen no others to date. only seven to eight vehicles of deer hunters as he toured WEEKEND FISHING Atlantic Coast Shell Fisheries Council will meet at the The regular duck and coot season and the snow goose Monmouth County's big game hunting territory on the first Rick Harbina of Belford caught two stripers of almost Little Egg Harbor Township Municipal Building. Route I, season will open on Saturday. Ducks once again will be on day of the archery season on Saturday. Identical size late Saturday and early yesterday. One was II Glfford Road, Tuckerton. at 7 p.m., Oct. M. There will also be the 1 to -point system. The bag limits for coot are 1S dally and Not a single deer was brought In at Capt. Eddie's Sport % and the other 19 ft pounds. They were weighed at Glgllo'« a Joint meeting of the Atlantic Coast and Maurice River Cove SO In possession. The bag limits on now geese are two dally Center at Gordon'sCorner, Marlboro Township. "Weaold lit bait and tackle shop In Sea Bright. Mike Sklrka of East councils to establish sea clam regulations. and four In possession. archery licenses. You would think somebody would shoot a Brunswick caught a 17 pound one-ounce blueflsh on an Atom Annual surf fishing tournament between the Asbury Park The snipe season »1U also open on Saturday. The limits deer on the first day." said Mrs. Edward Wood at the store Popper. Fishing Club and the Berkeley Striper Club will be next are eight a day and 16 In possession. ' NFL Game Summaries «g* van i i • I- i HV-H»Hf n put return (Laoliy Ball-Alileft II eon tram Trsup Mlnn-Whlle I pou Iram Torkenlan • w na-a a M 14 (Llnhortklck) nmeler kick) I I i ii-ii Da*aa 7 17 t-M Man •aa-ZaninrwWHerreraklck) SSU. HIM ' rM-Hlllllee»elremllaia>acBltaa- m n4 144 I-4S Batt-Buchenad n mwcwiiM i» •O-WaMllrunlSaMncMilkkkl MY Oatlnai II paaa *M> Billnnn n m Saa-POHerrerolf Ti-FOOOanaimon ItgRMeU • I I a-M turn lUMkart kick) »-«lJJI TS-OMM M paM ((ram wlllMni ID-laufr II Rau tram Fault m m Nil a-» STL-Mar rUtrvn(BakkenkJckl lammcnka kkkl DeJ-DvPree 5 poea tram llauaach le-14-1411 M-M-l BaH-FOLIMigrtH 10— fo aaamckka II ISarftankUk) m-Comeun« run (Potev kick) BaH-Traaa! run (kick lelleal TS-D»(aaa I ran (kick Mlaal lO-roaaMracMaM Dot-Hill » PPM tram llavaech (Sap. -tunnlnakam I run IPaaay kkkl A-47.I7I PmteMma • •an kick) Uuaheiyordi 71-117 HIM ISIB-CarteC r Ira1 n IO'O(O'Ooneahul ek kick)i A-IM77 Pkl-Carmlcheel II poal tram KC Manhall 74 PPM tram Aaapnl sau Jan n Pajiim rarai 174 M • i • it-n Jovorekl (Mike Mayer kkkl FlMleoMW II Ml 171 IHonarv. kkkl M II NB Wirgaa • pau from Ocaaan •177 eS-81 III F—If PaeWigyarae m 77174 I7»l TB-OvSaaa I run (0 Ooneahue kick I II It « m Punt. u-N o-ia nlMIke Mover kick) Return yara» ui it S-H <17 CNv 10-17 1 IMM rHm««».l«l 71 14 II si in Oa»-POBkaraa Ml M» »l)l 47 I «-» 7-» 7«Mltkwai«i MM a-M-l »S PumaMH-loat II H Paillpa yajfial Ml Ml Cl Panatllai-rarai 4-M 1141 aaBar t I H 7-M M M •>n *m 14-117 Altaoea I • I I- I OB—POMarcalll l-l» lilt OB-MMoMan I run (Marcel kick) 1 t t t-m 1M IM Fmamak I H I I-II O^MIrwIIUKvOM Id 17 HI-FOII Oarelo OS-Luke II Inlerceptlen return • t I 7—M Paaan IMarcalkkk) .- IrunlCeckreflklckl Waak-McDanlel II H IMM II-I4-I PH-aialar I run (OaraW kick I MIHMM kkk) ril liaalin Ininliiri-f-l cm-lcatt IS pau Iram AvellMI UneJrunlCackraltklckl IThamaeklckl Dm van ion II paaa In Pumaiii laat Pll-Bleler I run (Oarolo kick I HY-Unalrun (Leahy kkkl Plt-SHatoarth II Ban tram Brad OB-LatWn H POM tram Whltanurtl NFL Standings NV-Oama at muriagllin return Swell •how (Oarelokkkl IMoreel kick) II It ml All-Proncle II pan Iram aartko.ikl CM-lcatt 17 pau Iram Availlnl nanrllag CiaHrwi jut-Pant It paae tram Ferguaen ICeckrefeckre t kick) l>> J-tf lUabrlart kick) (Ihamoiklckl •fL-POSakkenH W L T Pel PF m ii u-71 »ni Hewlnglono IY-LangHnm(Laa*yklckl NO-MaaMm) I«" U Ban-Leak. I run ILInhartklck) 1W NV-LaaglrvalLeakykkk) ITL-OIUI run (Bakkanklckl BM III III IH7-I 1WI nnn ii , I i «!S Paailnl yarai 4>M7 . i! S'u is IWvrnranH M II Ill ai 17*1-1 IMM 7 IB I tO 117 U »»7> 1-114 J-M Ml Ml M7 > I .MM M M M M 4-1 S'S "m Chargers blank Bobcats, 16-0; 441 1-74 I • '.w n in INDIVIDUAIN L ISAMII Ha Pi aa aim II i i.sam «4 P.USHIKOAHutWiSHIKOAHutWi, ItgiiUItgiiUck IMS, « I W 71 111 San 17-at, Pattan Ml. Pfflaourgh,, Harm NaoOrlaani i i .a in 144 •VIM. SMar U-ai. TKanrlan i-» SanPnadaca I I 117 17 IM PAHINO-Atlanla, Sartkaolkl -aau Eatontown-Ft. Monmouth wins Naatlaaaay.OcHaarll 17-Ill-Ill. Plltikurgh. SrgOtiao iyit»HI. Oa*anatANaa*,lp.m. LA-MIHar II pau tram Haaen (Caj Hwm Slajiin.al Cincinnati. I p.m. The River PlauUncroft Chargers captured their fifth Greg Bruno, who had 100 yards for the day, went over from six «CII VINO-Allonlo, Dyckman Ht rolkkk) PtmauranetClevalaM.lp.m. straight win by blanking the Red Bank Bobcats, 1(4 In Jersey yards out. Francll 4-H, Baon Ml. PHtMNrah, IF-Bayklnlrun(WarKhlngklck) laattn »a- Sraan Boy at «Uhm llallwortk 1-114. Uann 144, Cunningham LA-arvantHrunlCarralklckl Shore Pop Warner midget football action yesterday. Jack Smith got the Keansburg TD on a 3 i-yard end run. M. lA-NCam'OCarrim" Taawa Bn at Ntw Yart Olanti. I MUllllll lull a-M A-BMI7 The Atlantic Highlandspeeweesdowned Keansburg, 134. SMHH II I lla-» Mike Samuels scored both River Plaza-UncroA touch- Saa-aXCullum 44 pau tram tarn sfVpfA la.m. downs. His first six-pointer was on a tumble recovery In the end (kick WMa) Denial allt.Lauli.lB.in, aaa-tarn II run (Harrara kick) am 4I-H7 NanYartiaHalBammara.lp.m. une and his second was on a 71-yard punt return. MMn-RaHiag I POM from Torkentan IDanmalarkkk) The Red Bank peewees got a bit of revenge when they lia llwalnmlaknallail VSBSSSSSsS Colts sweep MHaMaisanCMaaa.la.VSSStSSSm Minn— Tarkantan 1 run (Donmtlar handed the previously unbeaten Chargers their first loss, 1 i -0. kick) II M .OtiajPH 2jl MUin-Mlllarlrun (Danmalarklckl t-n ii-iii Ea IsaUwa Ft Mt arntntk 14, Keypart I EATONTOW N • Charley Jenklnsscored on runsof 10 and It in lona run yards to lead the Eatontown-Ft. Monmouth midgets to their Open 7:30 a.m. fifth win of the season. NEW YORK- Christian Brothers Academy scored a com- Dally The Keyport peewees came back to take af-0 decision plete sweep Saturday In the annual lona Invitational Cross THE GOODYEAR Country Championships at Van Cortlandt Park. Uag Branch II, Freehold 0 The Colts won the Varsity "A", Junior varsity, sophomore LONG BRANCH • Both the Long Branch midgets and and freshmen events and it was the first time In the school's peewees recorded shutouts yesterday. The midgets upped their history that It accomplished such a feat. record to]-2 with the win.Thepeeweesrecordeda4M nut. ID the Varsity "A" race, coach Tom Heath's team finished PROMISE • We do profgaiioml work • We return worn-out parti with It points to outdistance runnerup Catholic Memorial of Touchdown in the midget game came on Ron Gabriel's It- • We do only the work you * We honor our warranty Massachusetts which had 1 JO. yard TD pass to Mark Hutney, quarterback Paul Bailey's 70- authorise nationwide yard keeper and Gabriel's 75 -yard end run. Jack Lawrence led the Colts with a seventh place finish In 11:14 while Pete Caaagrande was right behind In eighth with a nl8,H.lmdHI tlmeoflt:H. RUMSON - Terry Shea scored twice and Steve Scarrone Sean O'Brien (13 «), John Fodor (13 23 )and Greg Karplck tossed a TD pass to Mike PardI to lead Rumson to a win over (1342)wereltth,13thand2tthrespectlvelyforthe Colts. Holmdel. The Colts took the Jayvee tlUe with 37 points and also had Lube and Oil Engine Tune-Up Shea tallied on runs of t! and 35 and Scarrone hooked up the Individual winner in Brian Martin who had a 14 »7 clocking. with PardI on a 38-yarder. Brian Getta led the defensive charge. CBA won the sophomore division with 41 points and it also had the Individual winner In John McCabe (13)49). Change AUaatlcHlghUadsl.Keaiatargl Tim Sheehan's fourth place (858) led the Colts to the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • In a defensive battle fought at victory In the freshman "A" division as the Colts had it points. 39 the middle of the field Atlantic Highlands and Keansburg The Colts also took the freshman "B" crown with 40 points $£818 & nn finished In a tit. asJoeLunanuovawonlnf 31. • • Electronic englnt, charting, and Atlantic Highlands got on the Scoreboard first. 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Alklng M00 Con 2. Autos For Sal* }. Autos For Sol* nig, gaod corvllllan. sum »wi *ats/i PLYMOUTH mi PURY~- Powtr 'ORb~f?jJ "^~ *Tton ikcallant condition, o RICIPTIONIST - Fwll mm. IIPJO, lat-1170. t «k I tM eiUca. MM- IIPONTIAC CATALINA - im. oaao FORD WORK VAN - IfTl Strlti MO •UO. Coll runmnji conalllon. OK or bait attar mstio TRUCK INSURANCE^ FREE auatai and olndon by phoi MEOTCAL ASSISTANT ] mlltl, CALL_WLL_FREJJOO.OlV7G_ Nanca halptul. lam. afflca i RIVER - Eiptrlonct Naw York Motorcycle* 'araa. llaM truck, tic. App- I RAI1IT - "Veu've ael to tfrlvt It to _ to John klanll a) Stocool *Ur* n- tHMWtlUKV MOTORS. m lac, Short id.. Ran Man 1977 LINCOLN TOWN COUPE Nacalli. RiO "iXiTK VOLVO Stock * 037. V-8. auto. p/t. p/b, air cond. IW I. 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Oorogt/YorfJ Sole) [a Daily Register classified service tevr cholrft. I1U. 717-AIIS after 4. NURSERY SCHOOL - Fre-Kli. BASS GUITAR - And omplllltr. E dergorten Oay Care. Located In collont lor boolnntr. Good com"" GAS DRYER - Penncretl. two yeort •avtnere area. State-approved for M HOW lor SW. IVltM. _ otd, avocodo oreen, tlx cycle, DM. Col children. Write to BOH Q-SU, The Dally BATHTUB*- OM lothlontd. coil Iron. Regliler. Shrewioury, N.J. 07701. wNIt with clow loot. Slandord lilt wi GOL0~SHAC RUO - taIS NOW... HAMMOND & BALDWIN POUR-FAMILY YARD SALE - ol Bay PIANO AND ORGAN Ava., Unlan Booch. Tuoi . Wad. BENNINGTON PINE - Dining roan CENTER Thurt. Lota of mlitollonooui lltmi. CLASSIFIED arl, thrtt yaon old, tlx choln, Irvti ARAGE (ALE - Mll Combrld^Combrldn^.. Pair i arith cuilom podt. two li Dl»l«lon ol AltonMri YOU CAN PLACE Plono Houao •von. SSot.t , SunS . and MMan, , 10 M 1 _ ' hutch, Ilko DM you know Yard OMO*, rtcordt. •omtthlnthl a tot r firm. t>lltl4. BLACK i WHITE TELEVISON - I We Are N.J.'S. Sllvtflont, porioMt. with now itond Lorgttt and Oldeit CLASSIFIED rabbit fan ontono. Good door pictur Piano Dealer BUSINESS DIRECTORY MS. Call S4)-Mal ADVERTISING oaiiijit, lompi, P A DAILY GUIDE Htorlh, fumlluro, dra GRAND PIANOS. uriolnt, aowtlna boll, ON SATURDAYS Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS a n dairy IHI,M from 8:30 A.W.t. 12:30 P.M. PAINTING t Ion. G'I ADOINO MACHINES MISCELLANEOUS DECORATING HAMMONND AURRORA OR 113. instractHM for Monday insertion TYPEWRITERS WALLV'S PAINTING TABLE -~Ce CAKES BAKED EXPERT CRAFTSMEN ADOERS - Typrarllori. ColcuMlon, And promiionaiir docartltod. all oc InMflon Our SfacMUly MEN ANO WOMEN in ' ' KM. ropotrad 1OI-IMI. AFTER 4 P.M. SUNK "EDS- ComaloNj a/ltn DISCOUNT arltai IBM TYPEWRITERS CURtS. SIDEWALKS - Polios. Can- ROOFING ft SIDING 17-K era* wort of all Hindi. CAPE - Autumn haio rrSS. Uio 14- Rant trim option to ouy Vn4& s-c c uii»>»ci»n. m-mr - JLRY - To itWa ahjH. Waai TRAIN NOW FOR 1 jtmind dpi anartao fwaa. GtM ALTERATIONS DAVES GENERAL REPAIRS - And lallnum and dlamani CASH REGISTER - NCR. olaht — CIVIL SERVICE The Daily Register . -nand oHpJ aorrlngl. tlntf twtlry. Mutt tail. Cal EXAMS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION TRUCK* AUTO (ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY, N.J. r/A MartatlM RaiaiUi Sanrlt RENTAL NIOR DINING ROOM 1ST - No Hi0i School Mnfflovy FORD RENTACAR VJV CONCRETE CO. INC. - . - FAIRWAY FORD KITCHENS - And Mia ramodoM. dta rlroolocot. tMnnRu. Call Oolr,- 13S. Commercial KITCHEN CABINBTt- AH Mod wH» call Hit classified action Una AH aidarlor oM Mtrlar MKH. Pakll- Property $6.75 HOUR LIGHT IWULINO — AMIC and ooroott claanad. m cut m. raWllllng. Call I FOR KITCHEN SET - To»lt wlln tM) and •fesremcE •CIERKM 542-1700 HMS3» or an-W4. low cnolrt. Good conwtlan. S4B. CM PLUMBING t •HC oBor II am. T HAULING - Yor* and callan POUr BUnCNT JO* UrMILC HEATING M Tran ml ojtd ia)il<|ajaian awl Ha N* loa wmH.BMm. AVIS •••• Hovwt HAN •mtp)KH»a AT HOMI f OR Regular Office hours, Monday thru Friday PtUMRING PRO»LEMSI OOVEKMMCHT CX«M« Euoene J- Pottenod Feflr He PAINTING A LARXX RBFRIOERATORPRRfBfEf i Wtiat & Incluo. Phont No m-fm ucortK NO. »n DECORATING iFrn (taming 8400 sq It National TiiliitiiE Svt., Inc. are from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Call PAINTING AND IbuMsng. i plus acre ate. MOVING A STORAGE Carl t. Mm •0XH41S Por Iraa o**na»n oa* I PvMng appn. 50 care. In- 542-1700 | Epact pcopeVty* cat ownar. PROFESWONAL PAPERHANOINO CM «aw Mr la aMkntat - PX. MOHAN 471UU [ HI. Hewn. For Sole . Lit And P—nd 8r#€WS8Ufiy, N.J MONOAY.OCTOBERS, 1978 17 IPRAWLINO MANCH - 2M Long Krewch "M2 Loi>f >rot.ch~ REWARD - For rolurn ol aM Irlla ' MB. Lost with Coraavaa iTuo».,lo.l Jl.lnMoo- New bank 211 Sptclal Notices ALL ORIVIHI INIURANCE - Low raw, nttwltlv oeymont, Immadloto service may THItr>LACiCOULO •(••>« YOU - tom to n*Wl A lavoly ronaaaiim homo and Iwo Psychic Clairvoyant oiRSMRS. YLyiLyii On A4l"rVaMami"oA4lrVaMamioll LLlla ArA t yyo u WorrlodWldf Buy nowl I You'll IM dallghlod with rht Mrold ta MMaka o DacloMl' auallty toaturot thai dallnt thti mop. confuse you ttonal thrto-bodroorn Soil! WtH Olv« Yg« t Antwor FEATURING. for Anaoln t Coll ***..*?f?y yIi Iivii By LOUISE COOK t An attractlvtt country k ltch#nltch,, rtconrtcont ER 4 WA The maze of services confronting would-be bank de- l dlad and dtllgnodldd witithh an tal BALTORl PoulKlornt M M. M.S11. 213 Instruction positors becomes even more tortuous next month with the • TM hill batht en-Mi 1 Frank A Morgortt T addition of a new type of account allowing customers to • A law* IIgvol l aamtreom with pltnty ATIRPRONT COLONIAL -~Littie A NEW 4SHOUR - Morning root tt NIchataM TractMa BfajMjgibjravaryana SIvor PQM, deep wottr, pefmorm.1 lol. llcontMg courto. Ocl 1117 till Richard a Mlml Aomal move money automatically from savings to checking. - gano roam with lurroundtag landtupo II hlghllghttd dock, MOM bulkhead. cnwroHlmotciy Monwauth tntlllult, 74K7TI dt«. lull dry boio one ocrt, Spacious roomi, four Commercial banks have been authorized to offer the doapplmhcorpol ' raunMby a will rail lancTtWai' bewreomi, motnlflcenl tun porch. FOREIGN LANGUAGES transfer accounts starting Nov. 1. and some institutions are wectKulor view tt Iht thrtwUwrf Dr. Paka M! »1S 0 AOENCY Inwrn privacy. •iver. Ont ot me choke: location) on Llncrotl location. mo rlvor. Principals only. .MJ.OW advertising them already. HMIll ivATElRiTTiuCTT Frank & Evelyn An Piano and organ Yolonda^Schmtool The idea behind the new accounts is simple: Why not let karat bodroorni. 17 mailtr id^im Tawrm Coortr Co people leave money in savings deposits, earning Interest, •arn. II ayattboditaiTt. \Vt batht, WHELAN 112 Condominiums S-rftide Dev Co Inc m. kllchtn, boiomtnt, go- RIALTY OROUP - REALTORS fuTOR - Your"chlld In your homt or Mara Kota RoienthoJ until they actually need it? Town HOUMS library, all agtl. grodtl ond lubltct* Ernest ft France* Coprlo • MELMEO AOENCY Ouallflod and. roaionablt. Kartn. Lewlt ft Jeonne Mono The execution is less simple: There are complicated 7O71U Godfrey Rlccl _ "i^LaraTLvWOicifriTieiT CONOO RESALE - Senior Cltlien.. strings attached and the service may nol be worthwhile for U.TON. MALTof KltcMn ond dtnlng aroo with ftolcony, Juonlta Bonneti Kulolt. Throt motttr-lllt large living roam, two t»droomt, eve- SeAoition ft WIlOO COfCHMW "Malt l.chango Nancy Glbion... the individual unless a hefty balance is involved. Sanltoao Lopoi ' PAIR HAVEN Crolgl Donna DonecMe Individual banks are likely to set different fees and New Joftty Not'l Bank regulations, Just as they do for existing types of accounts. NEWI NEW! NEWI "SB New jert«v Not I Bonk y ream/Fiei-loo room. Dry bow 221 Botontown Arthur Horrl* * The Federal Reserve Board considered imposing a min- i, Two-car jorooe. On treea ocft Rubin. Kaplan el all TM» homo hat boon built and toihlonod MIDOLITOW« air. lidTN -m OldePMnelpolr thret-ltori onlyy MlctMMlTcarnwTaGaroto.0 imum 50-cvnt fee for every transfer, but decided against with avaHtv. camlort and location In Gory Maldarelll ft M. Rlccordl Jlnd. Thlt two itory Colonial Itaturti Colonlol with plenty ot root- for tht 13t Income Property rown lonlng ioord the idea. In general, the transfer accounts will work like BWB tarao badroornt. o llott tnlry arowtnf (amity, Seven bedroomi. plui Iwo lull bothi Clou to Ihowlng ond Concio Co. CSi""""!""!!!" Itytr. g Srtnal living roam, o lovtly Richard Soiomlto this: ItnUty roam, a kllchon dtllgnod with troMportwtlaA. AiklM U1.M0. i Two one-bedroom aportmenU. lovely 1 oroo, ample parking, walklnp dliionci Utt purpow o! dUcwlrto the vorlonce Open two accounts— one savings, one checking — in a to buwt and ahoppina, ursoo Coll appficotloni ot U-Hool of Northern •Taa, R utility room ond Trt both!. owntf after 3 p.m . MUiK Hew Jertty, Block 114. Lott 1, J. ft S Richard Appleoate single bank. Decide how big a balance you want lo keep in Lavajy yard Ii btautlfully trttd. Lo ond Eolontown Rocautl Club, inc.. Richard Applegate Mln vary control Pair Havon ntlgn , TMII PLACI couXo ie ~OR YOU - Block 44, Lot 3>. Barouoh ot Eaton Santiago ft Andrea Rivera... your checking account and let the bank know. When a MIW LHTINGLOCU5T - Circa A lovtly Iwo-toooroom home ond two wilbtrl Wheeler (•RICE: U3.900 iMO't Colonial, ioovtllully rtttortd , more oreot aportmenti to pay yogr *&6 OF ADJUSTMENT wilben Wheoler check that would cause the balance to dip below the and rtnovottd, S*t on ocro el woodi, I rftOftfane ond etc teovtlfui view ol DIANE J MATTSON minimum reaches the bank, money will be transferred oorotni and brick polloi Three oc«ifl7iV«l¥ «/««!«>. llroptoc. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Jock Conor ....".«!...".. 6o*oom», SVi both*, Includlns lorot 1. f MM CM Liquor* Inc mMter bedroom with own drilling CM Llouor* Inc.. automatically from your savings account to cuver the WHELAN room and bath. Rolled heorth. ol jw3 t a. Par--, t at •i»s alBMaiaaraMal. Register atianj MM aMtaaltbkiBM KataVOcl. II The My SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY.OCTOBERS. 1878 Slower economic growth acceptable to public •yUals Bants recessions." expanding too fast, and we must make up our minds to would mean "we coukt plan ahead and gauge what our Americans have come to the conclusion that there is no much slower and steadier growth." Income can really buy." Obviously, people are upset at the One of the effect* that inflation hu hid upon the way they can benefit individually during a period of hlgTi — II percent added that "we must find a way to have a uncertainty of sudden upward surges in prices. thinking of American U that they we now prepared to Inflation. People are convinced that the beat they can more stable and secure economy." Again the emphasis Is accept a slower growth of the economy If that would mean Among the small minority who opted for more econom- expect la a slow but steady Increase In their standard of on greater stability, rather than rapidly rising Incomes. ic growth, there Is one main reason for that choice: that price* would atop climbing. living And a large majority believes that a key to taking -11 percent feel that slower economic growth will be ThU position la dear In the finding! of a recent Harris - 7 percent volunteered that they "need to make more the fire out of inflation U to deliberately slow down econom- "fairer all around." One of the complaints Americans have money." almost regardless of the risks to the economy. Survey of 1.442 adulu acroai the nation. When asked to ic growth about measures proposed on energy and Inflation Is that not choose between two economic scenarios: enough equality of sacrifice hu been demanded of all It is apparent from these results that the long bout — Only I percent of American!opted tor "an expanding When people were asked to state In their own words groups and individual! Americans have had with inflation has left Its mark, and economy that would give you a chance for a higher Income why they feel the way they do about the course the — IS percent volunteered that restrainto n growth would many of the wounds are still open. Above all, however, and a higher standard of living, but would be accompanied economy should take, here are the major reasons volun- mean "a healthier environment, with less stress and strain Americans sense that growth must be tempered and re- by rising Inflation and periodic recessions." teered by those who favor a slower growth: and striving to keep up." straint must be exercised. The uncertainty of surging — By contract, an overwhelming II percent preferred — 41 percent said that "Inflation lsout of hand, and there —I percent are convinced that only through slower growth, accompanied by rapidly escalating inflation and "an economy with little growth, which would allow for only it no way our family can keep up." Host Americans are growth can "the threat of another recession be frequent recessions Is now viewed as an Intolerable condi- a alow but steady Increase In your standard of living and now convinced that they can't beat inflation by themselves. diminished." tion under which to live. That Is why Inflation has become your Income, but would »l«o mean llttk Inflation and few — Another 21 percent volunteered that "the economy Is — I percent volunteered that 1MB economic erowth the dominant Issueof the IKJJ across America. Radio station OK sought By MARK GRAVEN station could be broadcasting Airport Plan, and Raymond with the Federal Communica- call letters not finalised yet, within two months, according Springberg, Mr. Sculdlery's at- tions Commission (FCC). going live at 130 a.m., and HAZLCT - A three-man to Mickey Caruso, public rela- torney, said Mr. Caruso. The FCC is In the process ot running with local news, group is seeking flnsl approval tions man for Airport Plaza, According to Mr. Caruso, reviewing the application, Mr. weather, community affairs for a non-profit educational and one of the three members the station, which would be Caruso, said. If approved, a and genersl entertainment un- FM radio station at Airport of the station's board of direc- located at II.3 on the dial, has construction permit will be Is- til 10 30a.m. Plaza Shopping Center.. tors. secured Its non-profit status, sued for a tower, and a license Then the station would re- The other two directors are completed an engineering sur- Issued after the construction Is vert to taped programs sup- It everything goes right, the Victor Scudiery, the owner of vey and fued an application Inspected by an FCC field rep plied by educational stations resentstlve, he said. until going live again at 4 p.m. The station will have an ef- for news, and traffic Informa- fective broadcast radius of 7 y, tion. miles, reaching to South Am At night, live coverage of boy on the North, and parts of local sports and town meet- Red Bank to the south. ings, and maybe even live And the emphasis of the stage plays, Is envisioned programing will be community before going back to tapes at affairs, said Mr. Caruso, not- midnight. ing that the directors hope to The station would be recep- broadcast 14 hours a day, sev- tive to church groups religious en days a week. and ethnic groups Interested In "We must form a communi- program time, Mr. Caruso ty committee that will more or said. less guide us Into the kind ot The station Is slated to have programming they prefer," three full-time employees. Fi- said Mr. Caruso/rtie commit- nancing would come from tee would be fnade up of grants, and there would be no private individuals to be ap- advertising under FCC pointed by municipal officials guidelines. who would not be associated "We are obligated to report with political view points, he all revenues to the FCC," said added Mr. Caruso. "There should be Sketching out a possible no bottom line, " he said, not- program day, Mr. Caruso said ing that Is the definition of s he Imagined the station, its non-profit station " WINNING TARGET - Patrolman Allen R. Schott, left, Howell Tbwnshlp, MxCU tf(tItK ItS€11*111 Q shows off his winning target at the Policeman of the Year competition, held at the Monmouth County Police Academy, Route 33, Howell Township. He shot RED BANK - A California man faces a Municipal Court a score 95.6 out of a possible 100. Looking on are Red Bank Police Chief and hearing Thursday on charges of breaking and entering a competition coordinator, George Clayton, center, and Edwin Breidenbach, Harding Road home yesterday. DAPPER DOGCIE — "Bo," a Boston Terrier owned by Alex Kalunlak, was past president of the TInton Falls Klwanls Club who sponsored the event. Police said they received a phone call from Mrs. Brcnda sitting pretty at a dres-up party sponsored by the Boston Terrier Clubof New Patrolman Schott won the competition with the highest combined scores Atlas, 115 Harding Road, shortly before 7 p.m. yesterday, Jersey. The "dress parade" was held at the El HI Kennels of Engllshtown from the Firearms and physical courses. Patrolman Martin E. Arasln of informing them that someone had broken into her home yesterday. Eatontown finished second while Holmdel's Detective Michael Borsarl Police dispatcher Jeremiah Hourihan kept Mrs. Atlas on the placed third. telephone as a patrol car was dispatched, and James Anthon) Pica, 11, of Cordoba, Calif., was discovered In the basement of the home by Holmdel State Trooper Vincent Soviero. Births Red Bank Patrolmen Robert Dlxon, Gary Watson, and Mark Fitzgerald, who were on the scene, requested the assistance of Duda (JoneU Pollock), 507 Kennedy brands tax cut JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL cari (Krlste Karmllovlch), 11 Troo per So viera, according to police. CENTER Pearce Ave., Eatontown, son, Wakefleld Road, Neptune, Bail was set at $5,000 for the subject, who was arrested by Nepujse OctJ. daughter, Oct, 7. Patrolman Dlxon and charged with breaking and entering. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kuy Vlnh comparison irresponsible 100 Carol Ave, Ocean, daugh- (Lorraine Weaver), 44 Forest Lam (Knang Le Tran), 100 ter, Sept. 11. Drive, Jackson, son, Oct. 5. Greengrove Ave. Apt. 4F, Key- SECAUCUS (AP) - Sen. publican opponent Jeffrey Bell country." BENJAMIN MOORE Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kleffer Ur. and Mrs. John DeMio port, son, Oct. 7. Edward M. Kennedy yester- has made the Kemp-Roth plan In urging support for Brad- (MelindaMishktn),1507 Rustic (Debra Castelllns), IS Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Ross day branded as "ir- the central campaign theme. ley, Kennedy Bradley "won't PAINTS Drive, Ocean, son, Oct. 4. Ave., Keansburg, son, Oct. (. ((Catherine M Dunn), 107 responsible" comparisons The bill was defeated by the try to Inflame the people with 00 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Linden Ave., Highlands, son, made by Republicans between Senate Friday, but in cam- irresponsible action." SAVE 2 H, GAl RIVERVIEW Zebrowskl (Nancy L. Oct.8. Red Baak their demands tor a massive paign appearances with Bell Bradley said his plan to cut Stahnten), 10 Dlckman Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew federal tax cut and a tax cut Sunday, Rep. Jack Kemp, D- federal taxes by $25 billion MGAIWAU SATIN Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lavallette, son, Oct 8 Szumera (Jean Daley), 40 Vir- Houghton (nee Maureen made by President John F. NY, said he would continue to won't hurt people on fixed In- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Agar ginia Ave., Hazlet, daughter, NOW 7.99 Haf.(.M_ Arata), II Highland Ave., KennedytntheearlylOtOs. press for the bill's approval. comes. "You have to level with Oct.8. Leonardo, twins, a son and a (Jeanne Reelly), 182 The Kemp-Roth tax cut Kennedy spoke for about 10 people when you talk about a daughter, Sept. 8. Seabreeae, Ave., Eibt Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- proposal would "increase the minutes before the dinner and tax cut," Bradley said. MONMOUTH BUUMNG (BITER Keansburg, son, oct.'Oct 6 \ Carthy (Deborah Marchese), federal deficit by 1130 billion left without answering ques- But a one-third across-the- 77/ air. and Mrs. Gary Kulhan- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Estrada 184 Port Monmouth Road, Port jlan (Dolores Baglieri), U and inflation would go through tions from reporters. He said board federal tax cut ad- (Linda Valentine), 12 Mora* Monmouth, son, Oct. 8. the roof," Kennedy told an es- the economic theories ad- vanced by Bell would "im- Maplewood Drive, Mid- Place, Keansburg), daughter, dtetown, son, Oct. I. timated 500 persons at a fun- vanced by the Republican tax- poverish people on a fixed In- Oct.*. MONMOUTH MEDICAL draiser for democratic Sena- cut advocates, have been "de- come and people who work Mr and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. S. Jeffrey Lsag Branch Saladlno (Hyla Mitten), II torial candidate BUI Bradley. bunked by every responsible would be hit the hardest by We ore the people who Jastneraskl (Christine Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thom- Kennedy said the tax cut Republican economist In the lunation." Cherie Drive, Brick, daughter, Losier), 25 Lennox Ave., spon, Farmlngdale Apts., Oct. 5. advanced by his brother came Rumson.son.Oct.l. Farmingdale, daughter, Oct.] at a time when the inflation put it all together at Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. David Keator (Diana Holsten), M rate was just over one percent Redner (Mary E. Errlco). 56 McGuire, I1A W. Park Manor, while it is near 10 percent. Harvard Road, Fair Haven, Beechwood Ave., Keansburg, Ocean, daughter, Oct .3 daughter. Oct. t. He also said the federal def- daughter, Oct. 7. Mr. and Mrs. AUen Solly, icit was virtually non-existent Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knoep- 1123 Jeffrey Ave., Ocean, son, while it could now reach f 50 (Patricia Konowalow), ill pel (Marianne Mowery), 222 Oct S billion. Matawan Ave., Matawan, son, Broadway, Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Oct. I "What they leave out are all daughter, Oct. 7. Giuga, 541 Sherman Ave., the inter-related factors," Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buc- Mr. and Mrs. David W. Belford.son.Oct.J. Kennedy said. Bradley's re- Start** NJ.'s #1 Haircutting Salon i«o«« MEET WES JOHN GABEIEL who piay» Seneca Beaulac on the popular television toap opera RYAN'S HOPE COLUMBUS DAY, MON., OCT. 9TH M PJL aura COUKT AHPHITHEATW Get a FREE copy of "Daytime TV Magazine" while supplies last! $ \ A * for all high school students 1 Is* $tt haJratt t Mt*^r» new *n»/"/" Myy 1 •lenjWr 5EAR& STENBACH AND MANY OWER FWE SHOPS ROUTES351»e* OCEAN HEW JBWEY -**?*. |jfTfluaM«gl1 • neakM DAUSL «J 1 IUW 21 Broad 8t.R«d Bank 747-7771