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Master plan unveiled by Red Bank Planners, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Oregon sniper Monday Night Football LONG BRANCH Two dead, one wounded Seattle Seahawks defeat Today'* Forecast: at Oregon University. Los Angeles Raiders, 17-14. Cloudy and windy Page A3 Page B3 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 117 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . .. SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1984 . 25 CENTS Wayward satellite snared by astronaut SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — A free-flying astronaut snared a wandering satellite in history's first space salvage yesterday, then he and a fellow spacewalker wrestled it aboard Discovery by brute force after a failed brace prevented use of the' shuttle's robot arm. "All right! We got it. We got it," called Dale Gardner after he and Joe Allen maneuvered the Palapa B2 satellite into place in the shut- tle's cargo bay and slammed home three locking pins. Allen had held the satellite by himself for more than 90 minutes as Gardner attached a locking frame on the can-shaped craft. The work required Gardner to tighten nine bolts and Allen was forced to rotate the craft by hand at Gardner's directions. "I can hold it wherever you want it, Dale," said Allen, grasping a rim at one end of the craft while OPENING 8PEECH — Bishop James W. Malone of Youngslown, Gardner worked at the other end to Ohio, president ol the National Conference ol Catholic Bishops, attach the locking frame. addresses the opening session ol the group yesterday in Washington. Allen was heard to gasp repeated- ly as the 5-foot-6 astronaut strained against the inertia of the 21-by-7-foot cylindrical satellite, which weighs 1,300 pounds in Earth's gravity. He Bishop defends held the satellite while Discovery made one complete orbit of the Earth Several times Allen was cau- aggressive stance tioned by commander Rick Hauk aad pilot David Walker, watching SPACE STRUGGLE — Mission specialists Joseph Palapa satellite yesterday as they try to dock it m from inside Discovery's cockpit, to Allen, left, and Dale Gardner grapple with the the cargo bay ol the Discovery space shuttle. keep the satellite from banging into the side of the shuttle. And each Mission Control about the hazards of not the way to start out." which manufacturered both Palapa on public issues and Westar, said Gardner could not time Allen was able to move the attempting to hand manuever the He added, however: "I was really satellite slightly. Weslar, a Palapa sister satellite surprised at how easy it was to fit the brace on Palapa as planned WASHINGTON (API - The head silent on controversial issues could Hauck later told the ground that that is to be salvaged on Wednesday. move that satellite." He said that' because an element of the satellite of America's Roman Catholic actually be considered a "derel- it appeared some of the solar panels Gardner agreed."It was not a every time the satellite was touch- antenna had been extended and bishops says the group may be iction of pastoral duty." were damaged on the side of the piece of cake," he said. "We did it ed, "it would move." locked in place during ground tes- moving away from its SO million- The bishops have not lacked for salvaged satellite. He cautioned and we could do it again, but that's Officials of Hughes Aircraft, See Wayward, page A2 member flock by considering a attention, he said, but be acknowl- major new policy statement that edged that the task of actually urges more help lor the nation's influencing policy was not simple. poor. "It Is hardly ever possible to "In the face of an increasing translate public opinion directly into Area clergy support Bishops' letter number of Americans in poverty, a policy position," he said. Still, he there is some troubling evidence in added that opinion "does set an BY SALLY LANE many public opinion polls of the last atmosphere ... establishes some year of a declining hold of the poor clear demands and it draws some A number of Roman Catholic on the mind of the nation,' Bishop clear lines, beyond which demo- clergymen in Monmouth County James W. Malone said yesterday. cratically elected leaders move only responded positively yesterday to But he said those findings are not with great difficulty." the first draft of a letter from the a reason to back off — merely Ticking off issues the bishops National Conference of Catholic another public opinion challenge for have concentrated on In recent Bishops that urges more jobs for the church leaden who have become pastoral letters, he claimed no final jobless and narrowing of the econ- used to them victories. omic gap between the country's rich Shaping and reinforcing opinion Before last year's anti-nuclear and poor. has been at the heart of the bishops' "peace pastoral" was published, A draft of the Pastoral Letter on newly aggressive public stance on public opinion had already shifted to Catholic Social Teaching and the such Issues as nuclear weapons, the a view that the nuclear arms race U.S. Economy was released Sunday. nation's economy, as well as their was not only dangerous, but (utile. The bishops say it provides a moral long-running battle against abortion, "But there has not been a trans- framework for economic decisions, Malone told about 300 colleagues. lation of this consensus into policy, " and urges that these decisions be In his speech opening the annual he said made with more consideration for meeting of the National Conference While Catholic leaders continue to those too poor, Ignorant, or dis- of Catholic Bishops, Malone quickly press for abortion restrictions, criminated against to defend their defended church leaders' increasing Malone conceded the public opinion own interests. efforts to influence public issues. battle had not been won among the Those area clerics interviewed Some critics have Mid toe bishops faithful. We especially need to yesterday agree with comments in should stick to traditional religious concentrate our efforts to assist our the letter that "the fact that more matters, but Malone said to remain Sec Bishops', page A2 Sec Clerics, page At REV. WILLIAM ANDERSON MSGR. MICHAEL J. LEASE REV. RONALD C1OFF1 Veterans Day rites are conducted throughout county . BY PATRICIA DEDRICK tributes yesterday, officials re- years. ported they were all pleased with Twenty-four organizations par- Men and women who loved free- the outcome. ticipated in the sevices and Chaplain dom enough to leave their families Red Bank's annual services, held (Capt.) Terry D. Burllngame was and who loved America enough to at the Veteran's Monument on the featured speaker. faced death were honored In cer- Monmouth Street, drew 100 resi- Chaplain Burlingame honored emonies throughout Monmouth dents who earn* to sing and place those veterans who gave their lives County yesterday and Sunday wreaths on the monument In re- and those who returned home: but Services as varied as the people memberance of those who fought for he specifically emphasised toe Viet- they honored were held to pay freedom. nam and Korean War veterans in bis homage to America'a war veterans. address, Edington said. "He was an Stuart A. Ediagton. program From memorial and wreath-lay- excellent speaker," he said. j|| services to bus trips to the chairman, said everything, the at- Red Bank's veteran's monument Washington Monument, the county tendance and the weather, was nice. was dedicated by the borough's Fire said "thank you." He said yesterday's turnout was Department over a decade ago, and In communities which scheduled comparable to that of previous Edington said It is special - "a tribute to all veterans of all wars." Members of Vietnam Gold Star uesday- Parents traveled to Washington to attend the services and presentation Index People A2 Sunday and did not attend the Advice. ; A8 Obituaries A7 ceremony, but provided a wreath to Ana .. 'A10 Opinion A6 be placed en the monument. Business .. .. B7 Sports J B3 Edington said he thinks such as Classified 38 Television AtO act shows the dedication area or- Comics B6 Your Town B1' ganisations have for these annual Lifestyle AS lottery services A7 Winning numbers in me New Jtr- Make A Date Sac Veterans, pafe At Movies A10 say tottery appear on page A7 IWi, ONt. s, Aid Baku Sallies MMdlcwwa BqMorelha .lea the Read ths H«kt Wanted columns la »<X off dinner to town residents Nursiii Directory in TAPS — Richard Raines, a senior at Red Bank Veterans Day services yesterday in Red Bank. today's Claimed section Moji.-Frt. today's section. Regional High School, Little Silver, plays Tape at 1 The D»j|y Register TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. ISM Nicaragua deploys tanks, EOPLE puts armed forces on alert land bran hued In the capital and "Our chiefs came to ear MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - and told us that we should ree The Sandlnlsta government, follow- add reserve troops and militia In Cagney reported trate immediately in oar respective ing up ill warnings of a U.S. the ' invasion, deployed tanks In strategic military aaits," ope pollcemaa saht making progress areas in and around the capital The communique urged citizens to •We have been oepennaaaot watch yesterday and put its armed forces report to civil defense brigades and since last night and we haven't NEW YORK (AP) - Actor Jama* Cagney was on combat alert. take part In defense operations slept." "making good progress" yesterday after being In a communique read over organized by the fire department, Urge numbers of Managua police hospitalized for treatment of fluid in the lungs, a nationwide radio at 5:M a.m.