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phone:725-3300 Secondclass postage paid Th,,Fran kIln News-recorDat Princeton,N.J. 08540 Vol. 20, No.11 24 pages Thursday,March 21, 1974 10 cenlsper copy;$4.50 per ycar~ Squads seek severance from service to homes By BrianWood the emergencyservices that hopes, however, to have the happywith the old ordinance volunteers. are required and are getting final draft of the ordinance that was actually written by Accordingto Mr. Rapp, his NewsEditor awaywith it. ready by the endof this week two rescue squad members. squad in Somerset has an Mr. Burger said this week and intends to introduceit to However, only the new or- operating budget of around "We’re trying to provide that he was "irritated" with the council next week. dinance forces the squads to $9,000,which does not include good emergency service for the squad membersthat were In responseto an article that respondto the homes. the original cost of the am. patients in nursing homesand objecting to the suggested appeared in this paper last Thesquad chief said that the bulance. Recently, the for townshipresidents and the ruling, "I wish they would week and because Mr. Burger new draft defines an township began supplying only waythat can be doneis if excercisesome commonsense did not show up for the "emergency" as any case about $3,000to the squadbut the nursing homesuse their andwait until the draft goes to meeting, Mr. Rapp held a requiring "minimal medical Mr. Rapp said "that barely ownservice anddo not rely on the council," he said. "Theold press conference Sunday to treatment." He says this covers our insurance.
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