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llarlboro Mfty Yet JRev iye. SEE STORY BELOW Cloudy mid Mild Cloudy and mild with scat- FINAL tered showers likely today, V Red Bank, Freehold tonight and tomorrow. * Long Branch EDITION 26 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.94 NO. 117 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1971 TEN CENTS Drug Problem Training Set at Star of Sea By DORIS KDLMAN year-olds who are having federally funded residential through the child, study team services, "so that when the "They view the adult world come from their peers, Mr. teaching tool so that what he trouble "making it" in school rehabilitation center for ad- •or special services." youngsters go back to their as demanding and joyless," Martin said. is learning ,will have meaning tONG BRANCH - A full- because of drugs. dicts which is housed on the "Many only need a home- own schools, they'll get good Mr. Makuta said, "and so And so the program at the for him. In simple form, it scale training program to J. Matthew Martin, recently Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital away-from-home,'* he said, follow-up care." they set up their own life style- school will use peer group dy- means building a spelling les- matte school and community named director of the Star of grounds, said the day student "And not even a full year Edward Makuta, a Dis- to separate their world from namics — under guidance, of son around words taken from workers aware of the drug the Sea project, said yes- program is planned because away." covery House program spe- that of adults. One of the course. This will incorporate a< real life happening related problem and to help them ,: terday the school plans are "we don't want too many liv- Preventive cialist and director of its out- manifestations of that is drug various techniques used suc- by a student. learn how to deal with it will for-'SO youngsters — 5;each ing in, but we'd like to serve a The school won't be just a reach centers, said the young- abuse." cessfully in many different The program also will de- get under way next month at from 10 school districts — as larger area." treatment center, he said, but sters who will come to the The school program is de- places — among them Dis- velop "generic teaching." the former Star of the Sea ''live-in" students and for an- He said he's hopeful the a center for preventive educa- Long Branch school aren't signed "to help the child at covery House, Montessori That means taking a subject Academy, here. other 50 or 75 youngsters —10 school can open about mid- tion, and one he hopes will be criminal personalities, but that crucial time in his life," schools, the George Junior such as ecology and building * And, come September, the, or 15 each.from live Mon- June with a summer session. - a model for the state. / adolescents who are afraid of Mr. Makuta said. Republic. the curriculum — science, his- state Department of Health! mouth County school districts Mr. Martin emphasized that Mr. Martin said the residen- taking the steps to adulthood, Although they resist any- Organic Teaching tory, math — around it. which is funding and oper- — as "day hop" students. the school's students won't be tial students will be selected with its responsibilities and thing that looks like con- One of the techniques that There also will be role mod- ating the program, plans to Large Area so much those whose prob- from school districts that demands, and who use drugs formance to the adult stan- will be used is "organic teach- els for the children to emu- open its proposed therapeutic Mr. Martin, who previously lems have brought them into have viable drug programs of as a way of delaying that dards they feel they can't ac- ing." That means helping the late. But instead of the ex-ad- residential school there for a was project director at Dis- the courts but rather children their own, with ancillary ser- transition and acting out their cept, these children will ac- child verbalize his own ex- dict role model relied on at limited number of 12-to-16- covery House, the state-and- "referred by their schools, vices, such as mental health fear. cept valid standards if they periences and using that as a See Drug, Page 2 15 Billion Tax Cut Bill Ready for Signing WASHINGTON (AP) - imum standard deduction to in;1971and$63inl972. attempt in the final debate to payers could start checking Congress has sent to Presi- $1,308 next year, compared A married couple with two restore the 1972 effective date off $1 on their returns in 1973 dent Nixon a bill cutting taxes with the $1,000 now scheduled, children and $7,500 income for the bitterly controversial and build up a campaign-fi- for businesses and individuals Low Brackets would pay $29 less in 1971 and presidential campaign-financ- nancing fund over four years by $15.8 billion over three This will give special relief $77 less in 1972, With two chil- ing plan. which could be used for the years. He is expected to sign to about 25 million individuals dren and $12,500 income, the Put OJf Start first time'in the 1976 presiden- it quickly. in the lower brackets and couple would get a $22 cut in Senate-House Conferees, in tial election. .: Sponsors say they believe wipe out income taxes enti- 1971 and $62 in 1972. an effort to overcome par- rely for 2.8 million of them. It is'estimated-the fund the President will want to Business would benefit from tially. Nixon's strong objec- could produce about $25 mil- Under the bill a single per- move as soon as possible to a 7-per-cerit tax- credit for tions to this plan so that he lion foreach major-party can- son with $4,000 income would approve the stimulative ef-, plant investment and • provi- would sign the bill, put off the didate in 1976. RMllUr Sloff Photo get a $34 cut in 1971 and $65 in fects the measure is designed sion for faster depreciation start of the plan until after Sea Russell B. Long, D-.La., 1972. With a $7,500 income, he EXCHANGE TALK — Among the speakers at last night's dinner meeting to have on the nation's econo- writeoffs. next November's election. Senate manager of the bill, would get a $31 tax reduction on funding tor community colleges were Thomas D. Boyd, left, director of my. Sedate Democrats made no Under this section, tax- ' See Tax Cut Page 2 urban affairs for the American Stock Exchange, and N.J. Chancellor of The Senate passed the com- Higher Education Ralph A. Dungan, right. With them is Dr. Ervin L. Har- promise version of the legisla- lacher, president of Brookdale Community College which is hosting the tion Oh. a 71-6 vote yesterday, three-day workshop. soon after the House cleared it, 320 to 74. One of the first effects of India Rejects UN Plea the measure, assuming it be- comes law, will be refunds av- NEW DELHI (AP) - eraging $200 to some 3 million Prime Minister Indira Gandhi; Aid to Colleges Set today rejected the United N. aL to 4 million buyers of new cars in the last four months. tions call for an immediate The 7-per-cent excise tax on cease-fire in the India-Pakis- autos is repealed retroactive tan war and declared that In* to Aug. 16. dia would "take all steps" to By Stock Exchange achieve the independence of Income Refunds East Pakistan. All taxpayers should obtain liams, D-N.J., sponsor of the WEST LONG BRANCH - $375 million American corpo- somewhat larger refunds or •"Although Pakistan is using first federal community col- Community colleges deserve rations contributed to higher owe slightly smaller final pay- all its military force to pre- lege legislation, suggested all the financial help they can education last year is that ments when they file their vent the people of Bangla that the AAJC launch a na- get and the American Slock they didn't ask for it, Mr. 1971 returns early next year, Desk from achieving free- tionwide drive to raise money Exchange is going to help Boyd suggested. because of the increase in the dom, nothing can deter us from American businesses for them get it. Solicitations 1971 personal exemption from from driving the occupation community college programs, That's the promise Thomas He said his office receives $650 to $675. forces out of the region" and and offered his help in setting D. Boy<}, the exchange's di- 2D to 30 solicitations a month. The bill boosts the ex- helping the Bangla Desh rector of urban affairs, up a three-day planning semi- He said requests have come people to live in peace and nar. emption to $750 in 1972. This brought to last night's dinner from Harvard, which has a will bring some cuts in with- prosperity," Mrs. Gandhi told He said the purpose of the meeting of the federal pro- $1.2 billion endowment, and holding for millions of tax- thousands of students at a ral- seminar would be to bring to- grams workshop, sponsored from the 19 other colleges payers after next Jan. 15. ly at Delhi University. by the American Association gether community college and which, he said, got 40 per cent In New York, the U.N. business leaders to help the of the $1.5 billion in voluntary But many taxpayers in high- of Junior Colleges and the er-income brackets will find Security Council is expected N.J.