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torm causes area flooding, power failures A aeries of Intense thunder norms pined over cen- Police say that a fire hydrant and utility pole were Ave. and Cherry Tree Farm Rd. in Middletown between 4 torms Monday, a Public Service Electric * Gas Co. tnl Monmouth County lite yesterday causing minor among the victims of the washout, which put an eight and 7 p.m., and the traffic light at Route 18 and Seagate spokesman said. Small sections of Camden County re- flooding, power failures, and lower humidity. foot by seven foot section of road under five feet of wa- Avenue in Union Beach was out of commission between mained without power early today, but the spokesman Skies blackened over Hiddletown apd Red Bank ter. 4:12 p.m. and 5:44 p.m. said electricity would be restored to all areas by dawn. shortly after 1 p.m. yeaterdajr and the first of several There were no parked cars damaged by the flood wa- There were iniermitlen power failures In Highlands. "It's all shower-related outages, lightning striking pow- 1 storms delivered high winds, heavy rains, and lightening ters, police say. Hazlet. Union Beach, and Hblmdel, but most of them last er lines and transformers It was not a power failure. he to the area A police spokesman said that It Is believed the fire only a few minutes. There was flooding of some roads in said. RMfc, pnae u riMdiag. quickly became ImpssiaMt hydrant sprung a leak, contributing to the situation. Keansburg and Union Beach, but all roads were passable, The outages varied from a few minutes in Central mi IsjkU well MI II a miker of (•mmnillles far •• to The section of roadway affected crosses Waycake police said. New Jersey counties to several hours in Camden. where Maw. Drive, said police. Tie lander storms, liwever, broaghl ai fnd to the about 10,000 homes were darkened, the spokesman said. In Red Bank the power was ofl for S3'minutes, and Maay MwmMla Beach resldeitt were wllhMt ptwer tare* days «4 timid wealker wkteh has made irarly ev- Scattered outages were reported in Northern New Jer- Monmouth Beach was without electricity for 58 minutes. far SI mlaates after llghtealig slapped • utility pale la eryeae uncomfortable. sey. Ocean Avenue In Monmouth Beach was closed to traf- kali H Pattei Ave. The weatherman predicts that today and tomorrow Lightning struck several homes in northern Ocean fic for several hours thanks to the heavy rains which con- The pole fell to the ground, pulling loose the wires will be hot, with highs in the 80's. but with much less County, Wall Township and Freehold, but police said tinued until nearly midnight. which provide power to most of the borough, police said. humidity. There will be a chance of showers on Thursday damage was light. One fire was reported in Wall Town- Ocean Township police reported a "total washout" of The storm' knocked out traffic lights in Middletown with Increasing humidity. ship, however, police said. a section of Cold Indian Springs Road in the Wayside sec- and Union Beach during the late afternoon. Police di- Electric power was restored today to all but a few of In Jackson Tcwnshlp, Marie Davis. 44. aid a 14-year- rected traffic at the intersection of Route IS and Palmer tion of the township. the 90,000 New Jersey homes blackened during thunders- See Storm causes, page 2 The Daily VOL. 100 NO. 31 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1977 15 CENTS Held her hostage Man frees girl,

Dtrothy Ciamka then gives up r m ... a very cool girl

By BOB COHN Chomko indicated he thought Berne was only interested in having someone to talk to. He said his daughter at first ENGLISHTOWN — A man distraught over mounting busi- thought it was a Joke. "When I walked outside he had his arm ness and personal problems held a 17-year-old girl at around her neck and a knife at her side. He made me slay put knifepoint yesterday for more than an hour before surrender- and kept us there for three-quarters of an hour," he added. ing to state police. And the father had nothing but praise for his daughter's - Eric Beme, 34, of 20 Water St. was arrested and taken to coolness. "I don't know how she did it, but she remained calm Monmouth County Jail, but was later transferred to the Marl- and tried to talk her way out of It. She only broke down boro Psychiatric Hospital where he remains under observa- once," he said and "I broke down before she did." tion. Chomko, a former mayor, said he had never seen anyone » ! Mr. Beme had gone to the home of Dorothy Chomko, 17, of distraught as Beme during his years in public life. And he 31 Water St. at about I a.m. yesterday, and after walking with continued in praise of his daughter. "Even after he released her into the backyard, grabbed the girl around the throat and her, she stayed in front of him and tried to talk to him. Her held an eight-inch kitchen knife to her side. new car came today and I'm glad, it will help take her mind Harry Chomko, the girl's father, who was home at the time, off It all." DOUSING IT DOWN — Firemen pour water and asphalt factory [In AAatawan Township, said that after about 15 or 20 minutes, Mr. Berne requested onto heated drums as others plod through wa- Despite the rainstorm, firemen had to return that Englishtown Patrolman Richard Reeves be present, clad Chomko said Dorothy had just completed her required ter and mud during all-day fire yesterday at tar later In the day to douse the rekindled flames. only in a bathing suit. courses at beautician's school after having graduated in June from Manalapan High School. According to Mr. Chomko, Ptl. Reeves was on duty else- where, but police Capt. Gerald Moresca was summoned in- She works part-time at a local beauty parlor and trims stead. He showed up alone, and after some conversation with hair in the neighborhood for experience. That's why she agreed to do Berne's hair, he said. Manager badly burned Mr. Beme, Capt. Moresca was allowed to call for additional police. Chomko's wife Bertha didn't know what was happening and was chased back into the house by her husband. "My son Police from Englishtown and neighboring communities Robert, 21, was also very calm and helped work with the po- rushed to the scene, and were subsequently joined by state lice- police. in asphalt plant blaze According to Mr. Berne's brother. Geoff, the episode was State Police Det. William Logan arrested Mr. Berne when the result of Eric's despondency over the financial situation of he voluntarily released Miss Chomko. the Englishtown Music Hall, which the brothers manage along By DAVID ASTOR dustries. said he was outside cutting weeds around 1:50 Chomko said lie had known Berne since Berne and his with their mother. and DAVID GRAULIf H p.m. "I heard a rumble, just like thunder, and that was brother moved across the street three years ago when they MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A plant manager was crit- it Flames were all the way the hell up in the air: bright opened the music hall. Geoff Berne said Eric never intended to harm Miss Ically burned when a fire ripped through Chris Indistrics orange flames shot through the roof and out the sides" ol Chomko, a beautician who often cut Eric's hair, but that he Inc. on Lloyd Road yesterday afternoon the Chris building he said was the victim of mounting problems. Charles Metzger. a Keyport resident who worked at Mr Strongoli ran into the Pride-Made factory and The Music Hall, which highlighted bluegrass and country the tar and asphalt factory, was rushed to the intensive yelled at workers lo get out of the building, since winds music, was struck by a fire last June 14, and since then, Geoff care ward of Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, were blowing the flames in PrideMade's direction "I Beme said, the brothers haven't been able to reach a settle- #lth burns suffered after the fire broke out know Frank well enough to know he wasn't joking ment with the insurance company. Because of this, he said, iround 1:50 p.m. Mr. Metzger was listed in critical Hindi- around." said Doreen Ryan, a machine operator at Pride- the Hall will not reopen "for the foreseeable future." Ion last night. Made "I ran out the back of the building, then ran "There was some indication in Eric's mind that the Hall Dozens of fire units, first aid squads, and police from around front and just kept running." The (ire didn't would never reopen," his brother said. "It looks like the work Bayshore area towns converged on the tire, which gave reach the Pride-Made building of the last three years by three people is being lost " off billowing clouds of smoke visible from Ihe Garden There were believed to be seven workers in the Chris Geoff Beme also said that at the time of the fire, their State Parkway. Firemen battled high winds and drench plant when the fire started, and several employees were mother, Roselle, had Just returned from the hospital where ing thundershowers which turned the fire scene into a treated on the scene for minor injuries A knot of Chris she had been confined with a serious illness. mudbowl. Several liremen were treated on the scene for workers stood in a small factory building nearby watch- This contributed to the problem. Geoff said, as did the fact minor injuries and smoke inhalation,'and most of Lloyd Ing through a window as firemen hosed their plant The that the brothers have been apparently victimized by what Road between Routes 35 and 34 was closed to traffic workers seemed stunned and declined to talk to report- Geoff calls competitors "doing all the tricks In the book to David Christie, owner of the plant, was in the build- ers. us." ng when the fire began and suffered minor burns on his. Although the fire was contained by 4 o'clock, firemen Eric Beme, in fact, had demanded that several of these arms. He said there apparently had been an electrical were called back in the evening when parts of the factory "competitors" be called on the phone while he was holding short circuit near a machine that mixed chemicals were found to still be smouldering Fire Chief Louis Au Miss Chomko. Geoff Berne, however, refused to divulge the Frank Strongoli, production supervisor at Pride-Made riemma of the Matawan Township Fire Department was nature of the business practices his brother was protest- >roducts Inc., a paper plate factory next door to Chris In- in charge of the day's operation See Mai surrenders, page 2 Fireman suggests 'revolt' on ?house' site By ANN BRENOFF site — but "definitely not" properties were approached Mayor Cioffi also main- The mayor gave the fire truck had to swing to enter the site favored by Mayor for purchase but for either tained that the Morris Ave. company the options of mov- Broadway. LONG BRANCH - Mayor Cioffi excessive cost, inconformity site is bordered by more in- ing lo the new Morris Ave They also said that the paid Henry R. Cioffi may have a The mayor is encouraging with the drawn plans or resi- dustrial and commercial es- site or having the old building driver assigned to the com- CLOSED - The Englishtown Music Hall, 28 Water revolution on his hands. the purchase of a Morris Ave. dent objection to the location tablishments — and fewer refurbished. pany, as well as the five or St., partially gutted by fire on June 14, will not re- The possibility of a "revolt" property located near Broad- of a firehouse in their midst homes six volunteers who are Mr Lewin said the old open In September due to Insurance problems. way. — were all rejected. In the fire department was Mr. Lewin said that if Ihe building is "ancient and de- trained to drive the equip- Eric Berne, who with his brother Geoff operates He maintains that the site suggested last night by an Council Vice President Da- present site was used to con- crepit " ment, all live in the uptown the hall, In a show of despondency yesterday over Irate member of the Oceanic presently housing the fire vid J.Bilger Sr , a former fire struct a new facility, the city area the Hall's situation, and other problems, held an Engine Co, after it became house is "not the best location chief, noted that he partici- would be spared the cost of Other fire company repre- Frank Woods, who pre- Englishtown girl at knifepoint before voluntarily apparent that a compromise tor service to the commu- pated personally in a door-to- land acquisition of the Morris sentatives argued that dicted a "revolt" if the city releasing her. could not be reached on site nity." He further argued that door canvass of homes in the Ave. site. He estimated this against the Morris Ave. site, insisted on the Morris Ave. lo- selection for the proposed the Morris Ave. site is better Mllford Ave. vicinity (one to be approximately I4R.OO0. maintaining that the steep hill cation, also-vowed that the 1275.000 firehouse. suited for this purpose. possible choice of alternate The present site is too small facing Broadway would wear moving of the company would The new firehouse, desig- Harvey Lewin, acting as a site) and the negative re- to accomodate the plans, out truck clutches and cause result in Ihe decline of the up- nated as a new home for the spokesman for the company, sponse was "overwhelming." noted Councilman Bilger. traffic hazards when the fire- town business area The Inside Story 105-year-old Oceanic com- said that the company voted pany, is to be built with funds unanimously at its last com- THE WEATHER from the Economic Devel- pany meeting to reject the Suiy today aid tomorraw with a slim opment Act (EDA) grant. Morris Ave. site. Say 3 attempted to run over cops chute «f rail bath days aid highs In Ike mid The city has determined Approximately 35 members suspects at the intersection of cluding reckless driving, aid ipper Ms. C»plete rcptrt oi page 2. that the new firehouse be of the 100-man unit were in By DAVID GRAULICH the middle of the street to Washington Avenue and Ram- careless driving, and eluding placed as its first priority and attendance at that meeting to wave the car down with their Delta Sigma Taeta chapter plais aiilversary eveil I sey Avenue. police officers. The three are is preparing to submit final vote. KEANSBURG - Three flashlights, the driver alle- Great Gratery Giveaway " Police arrested the driver also charged with possession application for the project by Anton DeSantis, chairman people are under arrest after gedly tried to run them over. Vllas wins Lwlsvllle toariameat " of the car, William Ely. 23, of of less than 25 grams of mari- next week. The city has been of the committee for a new allegedly trying to run over "We each had lo dive out of MM*Mta has wM day Ii tie rail • " 44 Dalvey Place, East Keans- juana and possession of a con- granted some 12 million dol- firehouse, maintained that the two Keansburg police officers the way; we could hear him BrMge Advice II DAILY REGISTER burg, and his two passengers, trolled dangerous substance lars under this federal grant company as a whole blocks with their automobile last floor the vehicle," said Sgt. Bislieu II PHONE NUMBERS Barbara Cassullo, Ziasame not in its proper container. program. the Morris Ave. site move night. O'Hare. "It took about ten Clanifled 1711 Mill Office S42-4MI address, and Billy Suttlcs, 24, All three are being held in A snag In the application and will reject it again If put Police say Sgt. Raymond years off my life." CMJCS It Tall Free 171-MH of 80 Forest Ave., Keansburg. Keansburg jail. process came when the to a vote. O'Hare and Patrolman An- The officers raced to their Cnuwwtf Putle II Tall Free MM1H Mr. DeSantis also accused thony Rongo were finishing police car and pursued the ve- Police say Mr. Ely's driv- Oceanlcs indicated that "We're kind of shaken up," Editorials I Classified Dept '..54247N the mayor of not giving the their foot patrol on Carr Ave- hicle, a green 1170 Chevrolet, er's license is revoked and he they'd like to "stay put" on said Sgt. O'Hare. "We were Eilerialianl I CtonlaUe. Dell M2 4HI company "any alternatives." nue at 11: It p.m. when they through the streets of Keans- "panicked" when the patrol- the site which housed their Just getting ready to go off lentctfe II Sjerts Dept M-4N4 company for more than 100 "We have no choice here," heard the "screeching sound" burg. Two other Keansburg men tried to flag him down. tour on a quiet night, and all Lifestyle I MMdletowa Bireai «7I-BJ» years — n Norwood Ave. be said. "We can like it or of a vehicle turning the cor- patrol cars Joined the 10-min- He is charged with numerous Hate A Date II freeiitd Bireai 443-Slil Ute chase before catching the motor vehicle violations, in- hell broke loose." The company representa- lump it." ner of Beachway and Carr, OMITki 4 LMg Braaca Bireai ..Hi-Mil tives "concede" that they Mayor Cioffi refuted this, about three blocks ahead. Fair Haven Sidewalk Sales Part-time drivers needed for Iprts 14-U HalekMte Bireai Mf-nt-RU The Craij Chester Baad would accept another uptown noting that other uptown When the officers went into Fit, Sat.. Aug. 5, 6 Sept. 7. Apply now. 741-4600 Tomorrow mght at Gang PUnk SHREWSBURY. N. J TUESOAY. AUGUST 2.1977 People ice says "there exists such Slevea Clark Rockefel- a complete Incompatability ler, son of former Vice Prea> of temperament thai the TION dent Nelson A. Rockefeller, parties can no longer live has wed Darts Seteaa Llles. iy TV Associated Press together." daughter of Mr and Mrs. The document, dated Harry E Liles of Chesa- July. 1177. was not signed peake. Va. Only the and apparently has not yet Vance meeting with Sadat couple's immediate families and. a few dose friends at- been filed. It was obtained WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and tended the outdoor ceremo- by The' Associated Press Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, meeting to search for ways ny at the 3.500-acre Rock- Monday following a report of achieving a Middle East settlement, focused on a "hard efeller estate here. from a Montgomery tele- nut" of the negotiations — how to represent the Palestinians. vision station. WSFA-TV. "We have been waiting for you for a long time." Sadat Young Rockefeller teach- that a divorce petition had told Vance jokingly after the American's arrival yesterday in es religion at Middlebury been drawn up for the gov- Egypt for two days of talks at Sadat's summer villa hi the College in Vermont. The ernor and his wife. Cora- Mediterranean port city. bride is an assistant profes- eHa. sor of education at the Slate The Egyptian leader told reporters he was "more than op- Montgomery attorney University of New York In timistic" about the outcome of the meetings. • Maury Smith, who report- Pittsburgh It was the sec- Vance, on the stop of a six-nation Mideast tour, said he edly prepared the petition ond marriage for both. planned "to see what we can do to speed this process" toward for Wallace, said it "would ••• a "just and lasting peace." not be proper" for him to Uganda radio said last George Wallace comment on "a petition night Ml Ante has fathered that has not been filed in Gas-guzzler* on way out? twin boys — increasing his companies in exchange for court brood to an estimated 33 allegedly pushing legisla- WASHINGTON - The Carter administration reportedly " . -mm children by at least five tion benefitting the com- Gov. George C. Wallace will not oppose legislation to ban the sale of "gas-guzzling" wives. The state radio in- panies. says "there's nothing" to cars in UN, even though the provision was not part of the terrupted regular pro- documents which purport to President's energy package. The indictment was re- gramming to announce that turned by a federal grand be an as yd unfiled divorce The Senate Energy Committee approved the proposal yes- MadlM Amla. regarded as jury meeting in the Balti- petition drawn up on his tx terday voting to require at least a lt-mlle-per-gallon perform- the Ugandan dictator's se- more federal building half. Mrs. Wallace could not ance from every lttt-model car sold in the United States^and nior wife, gave birth to the named for Garmatz. Gar- be reached for comment on backing up the requirement with a $10,000 fine for each car twins In Mulago Hospital in matz, a member of the the documents. that falls short Kampala. The broadcast House of Representatives ••• The Senate panel acted as the House began debate on a was monitored here. from 1947 through 1972. was Jams B. Uewellya, one ROBERT VIOLANTE STACY NOSKOWm 580-page energy bill and the President called for higher gaso- chairman of the House Mer- of the country's most line taxes and continued price controls on natural gas in a chant Marine and Fisheries statement urging approval of his energy plan. Former Rep. Edward A. prominent black business- Gannati, D-Md., was in- Committee his lasl six men, has turned down a House leadership is hoping the bill, based largely on Car- dicted yesterday on a feder- years in office. job offer from President ter's proposals, can be approved and sent to the Senate by al charge of conspiring to Carter so he can rebuild his Friday A document purporting to accept about $20,000 in be a divorce petition drawn grocery chain, looted dur- Stacy is dead; bribes from two shipping up for Gov. George C. Wall ing New York's blackout. Abortion issue on House floor WASHINGTON — The emotional abortion question Is re- f turning to the House floor where advocates see little hope of Korean Reds easing restrictions that will deny federally funded abortions to poor women. draw a line Storm causes 300 seek Sam' House debate today follows release yesterday of an opin- SEOUL. South Korea (AP) seven in the past 369 days Violante's new information, NEW YORK (AP) - The ion by Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell restricting tax-paid abortions — North Korea established an Miss Moskowitz was shot as well as that of other wit- (Continued) crazed 44-caliber killer who even further, by denying them to the victims of rape or in- unprecedented "military sea twice in the head Sunday as nesses, might lead to a calls himself "Son of Sam" cest. boundary" yesterday and said aM bay were Injured by flylag glass fr»m a pkaraaey has claimed a sixth murder she and her date, 20-year-old change in the police artist's Bell said the controversial Hyde Amendment, which now most foreign ships and planes window. They were treated at Paal Klmbell Hospital la victim, 20-year-old Stacy Mns- Robert Violante were parked composite of the killer, but limits federally funded abortions to those necessary to save would be banned from enter- Ukrwood. kowitz who died of gunshot in a "lovers' lane" under a admitted law officers were no the life of the mother, cannot be extended merely because ing the zone without per- Officials reported downed power lines and local flood- wounds to the head after .full moon along the Brooklyn closer to making an arrest congressional debate Indicates congressmen who approved the mission. ing In many communities. surgeons fought for more waterfront. Surgeons say she then they had been before. amendment thought it would pay for abortions in cases in- The U.S.-led United Nations The National Weather Service canceled a flash flood than N hours to save her life. died of massive brain damage Sunday morning marked volving rape and Incest victims. Command and South Korea warning for Assunpink Creek and a flash flood watch for She was pronounced dead and swelling caused by the the first time the killer had Bell's opinion of the extent of the Hyde Amendment had refused to recognize the new Mercer County at 10 45 p m Monday at 5:22 p.m. yesterday at bullet and skull splinters that struck outside of Queens and zone. Brooklyn's Kings County Hos- lodged in her head. been sought by the Department of Health. Education and Wel- The Assunpink Creek at Trenton reached nearly 6 the Bronx where police had fare, which has been paying for abortions under the Medicald "There will be no change in feet before subsiding, the weather service said. The pital, three hours after Chief Violante was shot once increased their patrols. Now, program. our operations in Inter- creek has a 7-foot flood level. of Detectives John Keenan through the head and Is ex- police said, they have to wor- national waters and air Central Jersey Division Fire Warden David Harrison announced thai some 300 po- pected to be blind — if he ry that the killer may strike space," a spokesman said. said the storm provided some relief from the drought i licemen had been assigned to lives. anywhere in this city of eight Early Tuesday a South Ko- conditions in the state's forests where fires have de- track down the gunman who "She would have been a million people. Race hatred boils in Boston has killed six and wounded BOSTON — Festering racial haired left over irom Bos- rean ship carrying 485 passen- stroyed more than 40.000 acres "We can use a lot more." vegetable had she survived," A dozen prime suspects, un- ton's school integration battle has burst open in daily skir- gers left the nearby port of he said of the rain. Iir William Shuchart. direc- der police surveillance at the mishes between blacks and whites over the right to swim at a Inchon headed for a South The weather service said the heavy rain was cen- tor of the hospital's depart- time of the shooting .were public beach. Korean-claimed island 10 tered in Philadelphia, where about five Inches fell during ment of neurosurgcry, said of eliminated. Other suspects, For the past 1! days, riot-helmeted police have had to miles off the North Korean the afternoon and early evening. Three inches fell in 4 down, Miss Moskowitz Her heart previously discounted, were break up confrontations at Carson Beach, a three-quarter shore. northern Ocean County, the weather service said had stopped "at least a half placed under observation mile stretch of sand that separates all-white South Boston and ' dozen times" during the day. again. 2 go up, The young woman's moth- the largely black Columbia Point housing project. Keenan appealed to anyone Officials say the issue Is simple: blacks want to use the er, Neysa Moskowitz. noted who might know the killer to Shucart's prognosis and said beach, and whites want them to say away. contact police. He has said he "This Is clearly a matter of racism," said Michael Gold- 1 holds of her daughter, " . . She believes someone, a relative lonials loved life loo much lor that " man, a spokesman for the Metropolitan District Commission, NEWARK (AP) - Four of or a friend perhaps, knows which runs the beach. the state's utilities lowered Mrs Mokowitz bitterly de- exactly who the murderer is. scribed the killer as "an ani- Ten persons were arrested yesterday during a hot after- fuel adjustment charges for The gunman is described as mal" and declared: noon of shoving, name calling and rock throwing. August, two raised them and a white male. 25 to 35 years one remained unchanged "An animal like this has to old. between 5-foot-7 and it New Jersey Natural Gas be caught — not to die but to foot-10, stocky build with light Supertanker sailed last night be tortured for the rest of his Co., South Jersey Gas Co., At- colored hair, possibly a wig. VALDEZ, Alaska — The supertanker Arco Juneau sailed life. He's not human 1 would lantic Electric Co. and Rock- In eight attacks, all on swings south last night with the first shipment of trans-Alaska pipe- die right here and now to see land Electric Co. reduced the young victims, the killer has line oil this man punished " extra charges this month used a two handed crouch to Calm seas with a light rain were predicted for the 120.000- But Jersey Central Power & "I hope he eats his heart fire a total of 27 bullets. Po- ton Atlantic Richfield tanker, bound for a refinery at Cherry Light Co. and Elizabethtown out with a cancer," she said. lice note that he never fires Point. Wash., 1.500 miles away. Gas Co. adjustment charges Upon hearing of his daugh- more than four bullets from It cost nearly $7.7 billion to build the line, and $4 billion to lans—. ter's death, Jerry Moskowitz continued to increase his five-chambered Charter develop the Prudhoe Bay oil fields that feed it, but the system cried, but he said later. "The Public Service Electric & Arms Bulldog revolver. Po- — when II reaches full capacity — will provide 10 per cent of doctor has told us what to ex- Gas Co., the state's largest lice say he is possibly saving the nation's oil. utility, has levelized its fuel pect I knew it was coming " the last one for himself in 1 EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD adjustment costs As a result. Surgeon's have told Pas- case he is trapped. 6 /2% gives you 6.81 % the charge remained un- quale "Pat" Violante that Calling the description of 2-H Year to 4 Year Savings Certificates* changed for August there is a 10 per cent chance the killer's clothing "signifi- Interest compounded dairy Minimum initial deposit In August, 500 kilowatt- that his son will ever see cant" Keenan issued a special Man surrenders J1OOO - multiples of liOOlhereafter hours of electricity will cost again because the bullet that plea, "to women, who, it has 38.53 for Rockland Electric passed though his head be- been my experience, are par- (Continued) hind the bridge of his nose re- customers, JM 68 for JCP4L ticularly observant" to try to ing. Speaking of his brother, Geoff Berne said that Eric 6% gives you 6.27% m™ ANNUAL » IO customers. 132 80 for PSE&G moved one eye and seriously identify the man who was "never showed any signs that he would do what he did. But 1E customers and 128 16 for At- damaged the other wearing "blue denim pants he's never been a business manager, and he has been under a 1 Year to 2-tt Years Automatic lantic Electric customers, of- But in the split second be- ana a gray, long-sleeved shirt terrific burden." Renewal Savings Certificates* ficials said with the sleeves rolled up or a tween the time the first two According to Geoff, Eric's background Includes a stint in Interest compounded dairy. Minimum initial amount bullets hit his date and the a demin jacket." Gas charges will range the Broadway play "Inherit the Wind" at age 12, a degree $500 - multiples of $100 thereafter. from South Jersey's $42 46 for third slug entered his head, At the 109th Precinct in from the Goodman Theater School of the Chicago Art In- 100 therms to PSE&Gs $32 57 Robert Violante saw the face Flushing, task force head- stitute, an opera singer and a writer, producer and director of New Jersey Natural and of the madman who shot him. quarters, thousands of calls stage plays. 5/2% gives yOU 5. 7 3% EFFECTIVE ANNUAL vieu> Elixabethtawn will charge Doctors say that face may be flooded the switchboard and a Geoff himself has an academic background having taught $35.12 and $37.52 respectively the last thing he ever sees. continuing stream of would-be literature In the California state college system. ANNUAL INTEREST 90 Day to 364 Day Savings CertHicates* form therms. Despite his injuries, police informants passed through The brothers, however, gave up their lifestyles to operate Interest compounded daily and payable at maturity said Violante was able to pro- the police station's doors. the Music Hall, which initiated performances in August. 1975. Minimum initial amount $500 - multiples of $100 vide a comprehensive de- Every call Is answered, The Music Hall includes a restaurant which had been super- thereafter. scription of the assailant each informant interviewed, vised by Roselle Berne, a former restaurateur. Tenants due Chiel of Detectives John but Investigators say so far "We're an unusual family," Geoff Berne said. "I don't know Keenan told reporters that there are no new leads. how many mothers and sons get together to do this type of 5/2% gives yOU 5.61% EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD for small thing." But, he added, the problems have mounted, and they were ANNUAL INTEREST Golden Passbook Accounts apparently sufficient enough for Eric to "dramatize" the fam- Interest compounded and credited quarterly. rebates ily's hardships. Minimum opening deposit $100 — TRENTON (AP) - New Weather: Sunny "We're hanging right now and we just can't afford to Withdrawal on 90 days' notice. Jersey tenants were to begin hang." Geoff Berne said receiving tax rebates from Partly sunny today, highs TIDES Saady Hoak taeir landlords yesterday, but' upper 70s to mid 80s or TODAY — High 11:03 p.m. 5% Statement Savings tor most persons who qualify around 29c. fair tonight, lows and low 5 p.m. Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal the checks will be minimal. mid to upper Ms Partly sun- TOMORROW - High 11:32 Date officials say. ny tomorrow, high mid 70s to am and 11:50 p.m. and low Compounded and Credited Quarterly "I haven't heard of any low 80s. Probability of show- 5 Jl am and5:47pm Minimum balance required $400. Statement showing more than $6 a month being ers. 20 per cent today and to- For Red Bank and Rumson balance and interest mailed every 3 months. returned by any landlord." morrow. 10 per cent tonight bridge, add two hours; Sea •aid John Laezza, state direc- Winds, west to southwest 10 Bright, deduct It minutei: tor of local government ser- to 15 mph today, variable 5 to Long Branch, deduct IS min- iwwfe F*dml HaguMora mimcl Mmtma* m •« v vux m m. Snngt vices The rebate is retro- 10 mph tonight Ocean water Cli«ao«lii>ilDiliiXiinly«rti«i»»tlmidilimi«gul«Hii*«*•< f LUC «Kl FxMhty Una- BtynwMn SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, AUQUST 2,1977 ThtUyiyKegWef 3 Matawan to get Church aiding drive new cop house? .for high rise plan By LISA BLANK "would collapse" according to an engineer's By DAVID ASTOR The petitions for and St. from a business-highway MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Council last report. Mr. Guluzzy reported repairs on that against the high rise are ex- to senior citizens zone. night authorized $1,500,000 of bonds for fi- road had begun. HAZLET - Members of SI. pected to be presented to the nancing construction of a new police and mu- In response to a frustrated William Re- John's United Methodist committee at its meeting With this change, the pro- nicipal building on Church Street. Public gan, 434 Cliffwood Ave., who has complained Church and other residents tonight. The Rev Mr Riley posed high rise would not re- hearing Is slated for the next regular meeting regularly of rusty water problems since Feb- here have collected nearly said that his church has not quire a variance from the September 6. ruary, Mayor Kaufman said he was "ea- 2,000 signatures on a petition asked people to attend the township Zoning Board of Ad- The figure represents the full building gerly awaiting the arrival of the poly-pig urging the Township Com- meeting but added that he justment, which has rejected cost for the 20,400 square-foot structure, ac- specification!)" and said upon their receipt mittee to approve Bethany "wouldn't be surprised" if the building twice in the last cording lo borough administration Donald F. he'd "be persuaded to ask council to meet in Towers, a senior citizens high there were a large number of two years. Guluzzy special session to go out to bid" without rise. Bethany Towers supporters Three of the five com- However, the actual amount of the bond- delaying until the next regular meeting. The Rev Norman Riley, there anyway. mitteemen have expressed Ing depends on whether or not the township Residents complaining of rusty water pastor of the church, said Mrs Renk said (hat she ex- support for this ordinance, receives funds through grants lor which It problems since February were originally told that the petition drive was pected supporters of the se- which, if approved, would has already applied. the current flushing would clean the water in started Saturday in reaction nior citizens mobile park to pave the way for a vote on Mr. Guluzzy explained that the township approximately 10 days. to a petition drive last week be present as well, the high rise itself sometime during the faU. . hKj.nr.Ho-f (70l The toning board faced an cause of his outspoken per- mony taken at the hearings •ranch Oflic** Aug. 26 deadline to decide sonal objections to the proj- It was denied for the second I7»«t. U.MMdIttOWA, N J 0/741 Moomouth County Courlhouii. Frwfioid. N.J 0/m whether or not to appeal a de- ect, again disqualified himself time at the board's May 2 }Ff Iroedwav. Lwtg trench, NJ or?« from the appeal vote last SWthOM*. Trtntan. N J-MMS cision handed down July 7 by meeting. night, but said he strongly GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • ATTIC ROOMS Mtmt»f af ttw AiMdottd Pr«i Ttw Auociatrd Pr«m n tnlllltd Superior Court Judge Merritt In directing the borough to txtlitivtly lo the vtt •( oil ttw ioc«l mwi prlntt* m tht newtpaptr M Lane Jr., directing that coun- supported the appeal. approve the Husky Brook con- DORMERS • FINISHED BASEMENTS Mil 0* oil AP ntwi Of* dtlpOtChtt. cil grant a variance for the "This is a case where se- struction, Judge Lane said Mtmbbw • * Itw American Nfwiaapt Pubiithcn Anoaoiion. ttw #> lurtdtdu ©I Clrculotloni. •*• Ntw JtJtrttr y PrtU A»»ociotton construction and the board nior citizens' housing was there was room in Eatonlown NO DOWN PAYMENT used to get a higher market iKonl Clot* MXtoet pom ol ft«d ion*. MJ om\ and ai ««*• approve waivers from the 40- for both the Frangella propos- TBUM AMUNOCD ON ANY IMPROVEMENT MI, N.J- «»«• PuWHtwd hmMv thtougrt Friday Moil tubu nation* value (for the property) than toodvonct. foot height restrictions on al and the municipally-spon- borough buildings. for what it is zoned." Mr. sored, senior citizens' project Sunday Dolly ana MONMOUTH PHONE: 741-5060] Kublin said. slated for construction on 10 OntTfgr The Frangellas' proposed Hom« dMlvtfy »r — Oaity ond Sunday M ctnU a wtffc Husky Brook high rise would The 1.7-acre property at acres of the borough-owned I CONSTRUCTION CO. Vmdoy «xy u cnn. Slnflt copy of Counltf « Daily . I (tnti, Sunday }Sctntl be approximately 115 feet Clinton Ave. and South St. Clary tract on Wyckoff Road SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. 1977 Mra. Andrew Brach U2 spy pilot Gary Powers LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Louise Albert! Brach, of 4M Obituaries West End Ave.. died yes- terday at Monmouth Medical Center. dies in helicopter plunge Mrs. Harold Gade, manager of WHTG Mrs. Brach was a lifelong city resident. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Francis Gary Powers, the former The craft did not explode or bum when il hit the ground, HONOLULU - Mrv Theo New York. She was gradu- She was a communicant of CIA pilot who sparked an international incident when his VI witnesses said. Gade, general manager of ated from Hunter College. Holy Trinity Roman Catholic spy plane was shot down in the Soviet Union in IMS. died yes- KNBC news anchorman Jess Marlow. a close friend of WHTG AM-FM. Eatontown, N.Y., and received a masters Church. terday in a helicopter crash, authorities said. Powers, said. "I think at times like this you really look for N.J.. died here yesterday. degree from Columbia Uni- Surviving are her husband. A television cameraman also died when the KNBC-TV comfort and one thing I think was that this last year was a The station was founded in versity. She was a member of Andrew Brach; six brothers. very happy one for him. He loved flying that telecopier and 1157 by Mrs. Gade and her helicopter piloted by Powers crashed into a vacant Little PI Mu Epsilon, the honorary Frank. Joseph, James, Alfred he was doing very well." husband, Harold M. Gade. li- League base ball diamond in Encino. mathematics society. and Nicholas Albert!, all here, censee She was known both Powers. 47. was on his way back to KNBC headquarters Before Powers was hired by KNBC last November, he Mrs. Gade was a member and John Alberti nf Neptune, in Burbank after taping aerial shots of the Santa Barbara worked as a traffic pilot for radio station KlilL. flying over •s an administrator and a of the National Association of broadcaster. and five sisters. Mrs. Helen brush fire. Los Angeles area freeways and reporting on traffic. Broadcasters and the New Miller. Mrs Madeline Spal- Prior to 1157. she taught "It's really ironic that after all his experiences over Rus- That job ended a long period during which Powers was Jersey Broadcasters Associ- letU and Miss Gloria Alberti. high school mathematics in sia as a U2 pilot Powers gets killed by flying a helicopter over unable to get work He felt his personal life was tarnished for- ation. She was a member of all here, Mrs. Mildred Soli- Fraicls Gary Fevers a field." said Vince Brody. an investigator for the Federal ever by the U2 incident which led some to think of him as a Frank J. Carlucci the Chambers of Commerce mena of West Long Branch, Aviation Administration. traitor He said he had come home from Russia to "a wave of of Red Bank. Eatontown, nad Mrs. Lucy Salomone of "The ctpter was Ideatlfled by a fire battalion cklef. aid condemnation" which abaited only in recent years. Middletown, and Freehold, all WEST LONG BRANCH - Neptune. Ike bedy was identified by a Las Angeles Times phatographer The CIA. which kepi him on'for a lime', eventually fired New Jersey. She also be- Frank J. Carlucci. St. of« No- The Woolley Funeral Home who remgahed the body was laat of Powers," said Las Ai- him. Powers worked briefly for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. tes- longed to Congregation B'nai Armour lan Drive, died Sunday at the is in charge of arrangements ting U2s but was laid off Israel. Rumson, N.J.. and getes cltv fire spekesmaa Ed Holloway. Hollywood Memorial Hospi- His first wife diverted him In 1MT. Thr *amr >r.r, «r Temple Emanu-EI, here. "We last heard from hlm(Powers) at a quarter after 12." tal, Hollywood. Fla Hitchhiker killed cancels said NBC news producer Jerry II arisen married Claudia Edwards Dawaey. a CIA psychologist. They He was born in New York Surviving, in addition to her along parkway "He said he was 20 minutes out and that's the last we had a son. Francis Gary Powers Jr.. and together raised ker City and came to West Long husband. Is a daughter, Miss heard." Hansen said. daughter by a previous marriage. Branch It years ago from Faye B. Gade, assistant man- TUCKERTON (AP) - A meeting The second victim was identified as cameraman George In 1970. Powers wrote a book about his U2 experience. Connecticut. He was vaca- ager of WHTG. Hoboken man was killed near Spears. 43 ' "Operation Overflight," in which he expressed bitterness to- tioning In Florida at the time here yesterday while hitch- LONG BRANCH - Thomas Authorities speculated that the craft's tail rotor may have wards the CIA. of his death Thomas Chappell hiking on the Garden State L Armour cancelled a press failed, but an FAA spokesman said "we don't know what the He said they should have backed up his claim lhal he ac- Parkway, state police said conference scheduled for Mr. Carlucci was an Army JERSEY CITY - Thomas problem was at this point. The cause still is under in ted in accordance with agency instructions when he was shot Edward Pantoliano. 21. was today during which he prom- veteran of World War II and Chappell. 79. of 303 Fairmont vestigation" and probably wouldn't be known for at leasl two down. He said the CIA had never told him to commit suicide pronounced dead at Southern ised to discuss his financial was a retired civil service Ave., died yesterday at days. if captured — an impression which was allowed to remain in Ocean County Hospital follow- holdings as a major health A witness. John Donley. 16. said he heard a popping noise, the media. employe at Ft. Monmouth. Greenville Hospital, here care facilities owner. ing the 12:45 am accident in looked up and "saw the back prop fall off." In a recent interview, in conjunction with an upcoming He was a communicant of Mr. Chappell was a lifelong Little Egg Harbor Township. According to Sam Schrae- St. Jerome's Roman Catholic He added. "1 saw a man fall out of the helicopter when it TV movie of his book. Powers, a native of Pound. Va . was city resident. ger, Mr Armour's public re- was about SO feet off the ground." asked what he might be doing now had he not been shot down. Church, here; member of the lation spokesman, certain infor- DAV of Ft Monmouth. and the Surviving are his widow. Another witness, Mark Barela. IS, said he saw Ike hell "It's entirely possible I'd be flying U2s in weather re- Mrs. Alice Sealander Chap- Charge 3 mation which Mr Armour copter swlagiag la Ike air "maklag all sorts ef dips and ev- search for NASA right now." he said. "Because I wouldn't be American Legion Post, Red had requested of his attorneys Bank. pell; a son, Edward Chappell erylhiag. Thea it Jast keaked oil and kit tke greand reallv an ex-spy that way. Or a known spy. They didn't want a of Morganville; a brother, and accountants has not yet Surviving are his widow. in theft hard aad everylklag flew everywhere." known spy." William Chappell of been prepared. A new date Mrs. Janet Scialla Carlucci: TINTON FALLS - A Plainfield. and two grand- for the press conference has two daughters. Mrs. Thomas Farmingdale man and two children not yet been set. Muller of Toms River and juveniles face a hearing in Mr Armour has recently Mrs Charles Quest of Long Municipal Court, here, on The Waitt Funeral Home. been in the news In con- Branch; one brother. Joseph charges they stole unnamed Morganville, is in charge of nection with the operation of HOLES ALE SUPER Carlucci of Miramar. Fla.; materials from Salvatore it the arrangements. sheltered care homes and two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Sons Construction Co.. West rooming houses He has been Casselli and Mrs. Mildred Park Ave., during the week- cited twice for operating ille- Ariano, both of Connecticut, end. gal rooming homes without a AREHOUSE SUMMER and two grandchildren. Trailer Eugene Dow. 18. Box 477 license. APPLIANCES • TELEVISION The Woolley Funeral Home, Peskin Road, and two juve- niles were arrested by Sgt. One of these charges is due Long Branch, is in charge of to be aired in court today arrangements. removal William Seufert and Patrol- man Richard Handzo yes- Mrs. Elizabeth terday after the officers no- Plant explodes, ALL FRIGIDAIRE PRICES SLASHED sought ticed the trio prowling around Manning the company site in a car. 4 workers die Many items at or below cost . . . Some MATAWAN - Musi- DELAWARE CITY, Del. BELFORD - Mrs. Eliza- Police reported that upon al/Guerra Architects of Eliza- (AP) — Four workers were beth Manning, 70, of 153 Sev- questioning the youths, they beth have had enough" of the killed and a fifth was injured open, scratched, dented or floor samples enth St., died Sunday at the admitted to stealing materials leaky storage trailers at the yesterday when an explosion Freehold Convacenter, Free- from two buildings and two Regional High School. demolished a small industrial hold Township. storage lockers at the con- In a letter made public at struction company site. building where nitrous oxide Mrs. Manning was bom in is manufactured. Perth Amboy and had lived last night's Regional Board of The officers then accom- here SO years. Her husband, Education meeting. Noel S panied the trio to the youths' The blast came at about Deluxe Automatic Washer Deluxe Electric Range James Manning, died in 1(51. Musial. a partner with the home where they led police to 4:30 p m and could be heard Easy clean oven ti an area where the stolen up to five miles away, said Surviving is a daughter. firm, asked Zoubeck Trailer 2 Speed, 3 Cycles One only, gold, open stock f goods had been hidden. Frederick Calhoon. a spokes- Two only, heavy duty — Reg. WW price Mrs. Stephanie Dier of Fort Sales and Rengal Co. of Little man for the New Castle Coun- 18 Ib- Green open stock Uuderdale. Fla Silver to "immediately" re- Company officials had ear- ty police Reg. W.W. price UflUJ The Higgins Memorial move the six trailers. lier reported the theft of vari- Nothing was led of the pre- Home, Freehold, is in charge ous items, none of which were (309.99 HUH Mr. Musial also asked that disclosed by police. fabricated building, about the Compact Chest Freezer of arrangements. a meeting be set up sometime r The trio of alleged thieves size of a large home. Twisted 5.3 ca. ft. . early this month between Black textured lid. C i were released on their own pipe and Jagged bits of metal Timed Dryer-Electric himself and representatives one only, open stock J Miss Mary Walsh recognizance pending a court sheeting were strewn across a Electric Cool Down 195 of the board and Zoubeck to large area. Reg. W.W. price U(IU| MATAWAN - Miss Mary hearing. No date has been set 18 Ib. capacity < discuss what should be done WWhite only, open stock $239.95 niln C. Walsh. 80. of ll Clinton next. Street, died yesterday at the W WPflM Bayshore Community Hospi- Board members have com- 9 95 NOW tal, Holmdel plained of leaks in several of Refrigerator-Freezers Bom in Jersey City, she the trailers since they were 20 ci. It. Two Door Side by Side was a lifelong resident here. brought to the high school in 16 Lb. Washer April They are designrc1 ',-. She retired in 1M0 from the HEAVY DUTY Hanson-Van Winkle Munning relieve overcrowding in the Sale M79* Co. here, where she had building One only, open stock Rag- W.W.prlce worked for 43 years. "I firmly believe that the She was a communicant of $259.99 III! 17 cu. ft. Frost Proof contractor has made every two door, 9S St. Joseph's Roman Catholic possible effort to make the whin Church, Key port trailers watertight." said Mr only «.'349 Surviving are several cous- Musial in the letter "How- Compact Apt. Size ins. ever it Is becoming more and The Bedle Funeral home, more apparent that it is im- * Washer/Dryer Combo Automatic Defrost Refrigerator here, is in charge of arrange- possible to achieve this, since Operates orr 115 Volts every time repairs are made Fits in 4 tq. ft. the next rain reveals new R«f. W.W. price UnUJ %£*, Sale l. Cord PIT leaks or a continuation of old $499.99 nun leaks" Cord at Thanh* Clorkl wnti IQ conv«y thtlf OttptU "At this point." added Mr. apprtclotion and many fhonki to Oil Musial, "I would feel very un- MHO aarttMd tympotnv In th* death CLOSE OUT ON AIR CONDITIONERS ot IM» Mlovtd brother. Eugene E comfortable if expensive ma- Clarke terials were stored in the trailers." Floor Samples • Open Stock • Some One Of A Kind LE KERNEC— fr.ncei M. Otcor 1 and wit TRENTON - The winning HOT J. Dw tlllOf ol MM Seolno Oral). FKewirt WodneMkey at • 11 am. number In the New Jersey from l*e John f rntatr Funeral Hone. IIS TIIMMI •oid No. Mon- Pick-It lottery yesterday was Reg. WW IM*. MOM •> ChrlUMn • iKM will be ottered at SI Mary t ft C Church ot 078. A straight bet paid • a.m. Illlw IHdWI V. Mary'* Cemetery. W08 50; a box bet paid $51. M tl«|ll». 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TurTii "iinrT" in" TilL P>»iv Itmfctti .5 Russo has returned; Outgrowth of Sea Bright fatal arraigned in murder FREEHOLD - Anthony Victim's parents sue driver, state were able to trace hime to "Nick" Russo, 45, also Marlton, NY," Capt. Man- FREEHOLD - The parents portatlon and Kevin M Gul- O'Brien Jr . had resided in Blvd., Middletown. Miss The lawsuit, filed by Wil- known as Arthur Ferro, is ning said. liam F. Dowd of AUenhursl. in the county jail in lieu or of a 21-year-old man, who was rich. 19. of Lincoln Ave . Mid- Rumson at the time. ^aitt* also wr '".'My injured Ferro apparently was one of six persons who died in said that as a result of the $100,000 bail after being ar- dletown, driver of one of the The lawsuit maintained that as a result of the accident also under Investigation In the June 2 two-car collision fatal Injuries suffered by Mr raigned before Superior cars and the sole survivor of Mr Gulrich operated his car Police reported at the time New York in connection on the Highlands Bridge. Sea the crash. in a negligent, reckless and of the accident, that the Gul- O'Brien Jr.. his parents have Court Judge Patrick J. with a series of robberies been deprived of the services Bright, has filed a lawsuit for The lawsuit was filed by wanton manner, causing the rich car was traveling east McGann Jr for the murder and attempted extortion of of their late son damages car to crash with a car being over the Sea Bright-Highlands of an East Keansburg man gamblers. He reportedly is a Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. . Named defendants are the driven by Miss Julia A bridge around 1:40 am June The legal action seeks dam- in April 1976 native of the Marltun-King- O'Brien Sr of San Pedro. Ca- state Department of Trans Smith. 19. of 172 Green Oak 2 when it was involved in a ages for pain and suffering Russo is under indictment ston. NY. area. lif. Their son, Thomas E colllson with Miss Smith's car suffered by Mr O'Brien Jr., on charges he participated Since last Wednesday, which was traveling west for the taking of his life, lost in the shooting death of John Russo had been held in the wages and loss of services. W. "Jack" Barrett, 44, on Dutchess County jail in Inn WMUA will meet tonight Five persons, fdur traveling Mr Gulrich had been hospi- April 3, 1976 Barrett's body of $50.01*1 bail on New York in Miss Smith's car and one in talized for about a month af- was found in a parked car charges of attempted grand the Gulrich car. were killed im- ter the accident for the in- just off Ideal Beach, Fast larceny and conspiracy to mediately, and a sixth, anoth- juries he had suffered. Keansburg at about 5:40 commit larceny He was to discuss sewer plans === er passenger in Miss Smith's The crash was described at a.m. that day He had been also being held on a federal car. died the following day. the time by Ronald Early, •Nick' KMMO MANAI-APAN - The West- rence Grossman said yes- h Shot eight times with two warrant charging him with year -, T " Jamfuii charged that chief of the borough First Aid ern Monmouth Utilities Au- terday that it was a matter of Mr.' Grossman attded mat different guns der the name Arthur Ferro unlawful flight to avoid the collision was the sole and Squad, as "the worst multiple thority (WMUA), basking in the Authority not having to further alleviating the situ John Apfel, 30, of Fort Until his arrest, Russo prosecution for the Barrett direct consequence of negli- car collision I've seen in my the llgh't of a favorable finan- pay as much as previously ation were the prepaid hook- Lauderdale. Fla , was also had last been seen at about murder. gence, recklessness and want- 16 years on the squad ' The cial report, will hold a special thought, to cover interest up rate fees by about 150 Mor- charged with participating 2:50 a.m. April 3. 1976 when onness of Mi Gu|rich impact was so great that it Russo was apparently caucus tonight to further dis- payments. ganville residents who expect in the shooting. He was he checked into a Hazlet look rescuers about an hour transferred by federal mar- cuss the controversial sewer- sewers. The legal action further found guilty of first-degree motel. shals from New York to the ing of 450 homes in the Mm A $12 million bond issue au- charged that the stale De to extricate the victims from murder after a seven-day Cap). Andrew Manning, Federal Building in Newark ganviUe section of Marlboro. thorized in 1974 has left the Speaking of those who, in parlmenl of Transportation the cars trial last April. He is cur- under the federal warrant WMUA with total of Just over head of the county detec- Both Manalapan commis- recent weeks, have criticized and the state were respon- Others killed in the crash rently serving a life sen- tives, credited Donald According to Capt Man- a million dollars it must pay the financial structure of the. sible for the Highlands Bridge were James C. Stahl and sioners to the WMUA. Arnold in interest this year. tence while his conviction is Stratlon, an FBI man sta- ning. Russo was then pick- Bellush and Lee Blumberg. WMUA. Mr Grossman said and all approcahing roadways Jeanne Hedberg. both 19 and under appeal tioned in Tinton Falls, with ed up in Newark yesterday had said they were hesitant to But. Mr. Grossman said, that "it's not very smart to to it. from Middletown. and Rich- No date has yet been set being instrumental in trac- morning by James Tomaini discuss the project until the the WMUA has been advised 'downplay the Authority and The highway was improper- ard Finne£an. 19. of Atlantic for the murder trial of Rus- ing Russo to Dutchess and Donald Manning, in- financial picture of the by the law firm that prepared its financial problems, be- ly designed, planned, con- Highlands Gregory Garley. so. according to John T County. vestigators with the county WMUA was clarified. the bond issue, that quarterly cause we don't have financial structed and maintained by 20. of Rumson. the fifth occu- detectives, and Detective pant of the Smith car. died Mullaney Jr., first assistant "Stratton did a fantastic Throughout the past weeks, payments of $252,000 do not problems If they want to the state, alleged the legal ac- Richard Beickmann of the the following day. Mr. county prosecutor How- job," Capt Manning said. there had been reports from have to be made in that paint (his picture of the tion, maintaining lhal as a re- Middletown police O'Brien was the only passen> ever, he Indicated that the "He handles unlawful WMUA auditor Louis Gart/ amount, so long as the sum is WMUA. they're not helping sult the fatal accidenl oc- ger in the Gulrich car. trial would probably not flights for the entire Cen- Last week, the county de- stating that the Authority paid off at the end of the anyone ' curred take place before October tral Jersey area He had tectives were told thai Rus- would be faced with a deficit or November a photo we had given him of so had refused to waive ex- ill anywhere from $75,000 to Russo had been a fugitive Russo. He contacted vari- tradition and probably $125,000 when the second fi- since shortly after the mur- ous people in the Northeast would not be transferred to nancial quarter ended on July • CONVENIENCE • SELECTION • VALUES der until his arrest last and Florida and as a result New Jersey for at least a 31 of the photo was able to month. However, Russo told Wednesday by the FBI and But by that date, however, New York State law en- identify Russo as Arthur county detectives yesterday Ferro. that he did nol refuse to the predicted shortfall was forcement personnel in Dut- not there chess County. NY He was "The FBI had Ferro's fin- waive extradition. Capt. Manning reported. Mr Gartz was not available living in Miirltipn. NY IIM gerprints on file, and they to explain the reason that the PEOPLE debt never materialized. But Philatelists to greet student WMUA Commissioner Law- LIKE YOU- JOB HUNTING? ATLANTIC-:H:;H;.ANDS tak* their own albums or a and a specialty album - A French exchange student volume from their collections The usual swap and ex- LIKE will be the guest of the John to show to the guest the dif- change lime will take place FOOD STORES Sutton Stamp Club when it ferent ways of mounting col prior to the business meeting. meets at 8 p.m. Aug 11 in the lections Featured will be a slated for the fellowship hall Central Baptist Church, Third blank page U.S. album, as in the church basement. SALE ENDS SUN., AUG. 7th and E. Highland Aves well as a printed page U.S. al- All area stamp collectors The Register Members are encouraged to bum, an international album are invited In attend OASflHED ADS HAPPY TIME "I'VE COT THE KEY!"

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ROLL DUTCH HARD fife'"•nt, "•9. NEPTUNE • ASDURYPARK- MANALAPAN LOAF™ 69! SALAMI Prtc,,, The Daily Register A case of human error threat to Invoke "economic this." a furious spokesman Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON sanctions" against Blue iad LKS WRITTEN told us "We talked to the Cross, our sources say. An ugly collection of weap- State Department, to the Cus- WASHINGTON Spokesmen for both com- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN ons, packed in cartons labeled toms. We are not smugg- panies vigorously denied that "books," was shipped re- lers!" President and Editor General Motors or Procter * cently from the United Stales SCENE The embassy is now consid- to the oil sheikdom of Qatar. Gamble had threatened Blue Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor ering what form Its protest Cross in any way. An official The boxes got as far as the should take Blue Cross spokesman ac- London airport, where they Footnote: Our Investigation 6 TUESDAY . AUGUST 2, 1977 knowledged that several cor- were opened. Instead of text- Innocently answered: indicates that Just as Qatar books tor the University of "Books." The cartons full of porations, including General made a "human error" in ANDERSON Motors and Procter * Qatar, the astonished airport arms, therefore, were shipped misstating the contents of the 'Firemen, cops, elevator and phone operators authorities found 12 machine- out as books. Gamble, had protested the cartons, so the Transportation Business lobbyists have been Blue Cross letter. But he also guns; 50 pistols and ammuni- The State Department, con- Department made a "human arc on strike. Got any murshinullows?' tion to lit them. vinced that Qatar was not swarming over Capitol Hill, denied that any companies error" In not telling the full therefore, to oppose the crea- had threatened to withdraw The British airport person- smuggling arms disguised as story of the incident. li«n of the new agency. business. nel immediately notified the bocks, dismissed the case as But the Blue Cross Associ- U.S. Customs Service, which "human error." This should have ended the incident. CORPORATE PRESSURE ation, in behalf of Its M mil- Nevertheless. White House alerted the State Department. sources say that Washington Then the Transportation De- But over at the Trans- — Two corporate giants. Gen- lion members, wrote a strong representatives of Blue Cross partment was brought into portation Department, the eral Motors and Procter & letter to President Carter on called the White House con- the case. Now the incident Hazardous Materials Office Gamble, have used their eco- June 1 supporting the pro- has escalated into an Inter- publishes an obscure news- nomic clout to block the es- posed agency. "We do not sumer office and tried to wa- national incident letter. The editors somehow tablishment of the proposed look upon the Agency for Con- ter down the June I letter. sumer Advocacy as a poten- A BhriKYim executive told A State Department in- learned about the case of the Consumer Protection Agency. tial opponent." declared the the White House sheepishly vestigation quickly deter- lethal textbooks. So the news- White House sources tell us letter reported tersely last that both companies threat- letter, "but as a partner in that the association was not mined that the Qatar em- supporting any particular bill. bassy had arranged for all month: ened to withdraw business identifying consumer Issues Yet the June 1 letter specific- the proper licenses to ship the "Embassy of Qatar ... of- from Blue Cross unless the and meeting consumer ally mentioned the proposed weapons to the sheikdom fered shipment of small arms medical insurer softened its needs." They were not intended, and ammunition to air carrier support of the consumer Agency for Consumer Advo- We ha,ve checked out the cacy. The executive also aaid apparently, to start a revolu- which was described as agency. Blue Cross Insures next development carefully the'Association could not tion or to mount a commando 'books' and was improperly approximately 750.000 Gener- with trustworthy sources. speak for its M million mem- raid against Israel. The guns marked, packed and labeled." al Motors workers and about They say that Blue Cross ex- 50.000 Procter & Gamble em- bers. Yet the June 1 letter were supposed to be delivered To the sensitive Arabs at ecutives heard from, both ployees. as a routine shipment to the the Qatar embassy, the General Motors and Procter emphasized the 84 million Qatar police. throwaway newsletter looked President Carter has en- It Gamble membership. In the end. the Blue Cross But the driver who hauled like an official government dorsed the Consumer Protec- publication. It appeared that tion Agency, which would be- According to these sources. official mentioned that the the cartons to the Dulles In- letter was being weakened to ternational Airport, it turned the federal government, or at come the consumers' official General Motors threatened to "placate" corporate clients. out, had previously shipped least the Hazardous Materials advocate in Washington But withdraw some employees He also confided that General some books to the University Office, was accusing the many corporations fear it from Blue Cross insurance of Qatar in similar cartons. friendly little nation of Qatar would develop into a bureau- unless the association Motors and Procter 4 When he was asked what the of arms smuggling. cratic Ralph Nader that changed its tune. Procter & Gamble had threatened eco- latest cartons contained, he "We tried to explain all would constantly hound them. Gamble made a similar nomic retaliation. For Heather, at seven B\ JAMES J. KILPATRICK '"»" " mmiHimm imiiiii froze to death. aster." The ice thawed finally, of These are not very nice re- Mr. Kilpatrick's column course, and in March and memberings. Your grand- today is fashioned in the form CONSERVATIVE April we began work on crops father has lots nicer ones: of his annual birthday, letter and gardens. The orchardists. Heather learning really and to his granddaughter. VIEW having survived a miserable truly to read; Heather writing Heather, my love — year in 1976. were hoping for her great-grandmother in Ok- Now and then, when we Illllllimillll Mil.I.III.IHM.111)11 III! a comeback in 1977. But you lahoma; Heather swimming have nothing livelier to kick will discover, as a farm girl, as effortlessly as a guppy In a around, your grandmother were carting them away. We how these things are. The sun tank; Heather trying on party and 1 do some wondering to noticed that the collies had beamed down in early April: clothes at a store in Chariot- this effect: We wonder what heavier undercoats than usu- the apples and peaches — KILPATRICK tesville, and preening in the Heather, when she gets to be al. The same thing was true foolish, frivolous trees! — was pathetic; for most farm- mirror; Heather delighting In 57. will remember about of the rabbits and beavers burst into blossom two or ers, there wasn't a 'second a pocketbook of her own: Heather at seven. Probably and even the groundhogs. three weeks early. And on cutting. The cattle hurt their Heather dabbing a dot of per- School program criticism not much; and this summer Their furs were remarkably May 10, wham! A killing forst mouths grazing on the hard fume behind her ear — and had been blamed on a Board of Edu- it's perhaps as well. thick. We noticed that some and freeze almost wiped out and barren land. At Madison making a face, and laughing. The highly critical report on the of the December birds, espe- the crop again Red Bank School District's program cation cut of one full-time psy- For this summer, the sum- and Front Royal, whole herds You grow in age and beau- mer you are seven, has been cially the grosbeaks, stayed Here at our place, we had were sent to auction. So much ty, my love. You stand as for handicapped students points up chologist, leaving a work load the a summer of disaster. It's tor only a few days Then maybe half an inch of rain in hay had been fed in January straight as your canoe the wisdom of the request by Dr. single psychologist on the staff could been a bad year all the way they headed south April, only a quarter-inch the that little remained in July. paddle; you're a little leggy Joan Abrams, school superintendent, not keep up with. Hiring of a part- around, but maybe if we put Trees and birds and ani- whole month of May, and ba- You could see the back of ev- and a little toothy, and you for the study that produced it. .time psychologist has permitted the our minds to It. we'll learn mals have a way of knowing rely an inch in June. All the ery barn in Rappahannock talk at five miles • minute as evaluations to be brought up-to- something from the ex- things we don't know In Ja- cycles of nature began to spin County. • , you always hive. You can Dr. Abrams said she expected perience Sweet are the uses nuary. Rappahannock County in reverse. For lack of snow, For want of rain, the earth- pick the ticks off a collie's the negative comments. Backed up date, the superintendent reported. of adversity: Mr. Shakes- was hit by four bitter weeks the ground water levels al- worms disappeared. For want back and squish 'em with a by a report which validates many of The state study team praised the peare said that. You'll be en- of pure ice. If it had been six ready were low; they dropped of earthworms, the robins dis- rock, all without blinking an her concerns, she says, she will district for trying to keep handi- countering him before very feet of snow, it wouldn't have even lower. Wells ?nd springs appeared. Over at Hawthorn, eye, but you are all girl. You move energetically to correct the capped children in the "main- long. been so bad. for snow melts began to dry up. Streams you've always had purple are not my tomboy Heather, stream" of the school program, and There were omens last fall. Into the ground. The ice stopped flowing. The old- martins; not this year. Usual- but my granddaughter Heath- problems. The great chestnut oak — wouldn't melt. It just stayed timers said it was the worst ly we have bluebirds all sum- er. You are seven whole On the basis of its study made lauded the dedication and skill of that's the tree you and there, and a freezing wind drought since 1930 mer; not this summer. The years old today, and you are March 21 and 22 of this year, the the entire staff. It was generally Douglas swing on — produced howled through the hollows I hope you won't remember Insect supply was down. Only loved. Never mind the dis- critical, however, of what it termed an astounding crop of acorns. and lashed the backs of our how terrible this green coun- a handful of Japanese beetles aster. You are loved. Remem- evaluation team was particularly ber that, and forget the critical of what it termed "improp- unnecessary delays in all aspects of We never had seen so many. mountains. The cattle suf- try looked. The pastures were appeared to attack the They fell by the thousands, fered, and the men suffered scorched, brown as toast, the grapes. The thermometer shot scorched meadows and the er" material in the students' files, the program, including estab- stunted corn. lishment of a coherent educational and all through November in getting hay to the herds. brittle grass crunching under up to 100. And finally, official- and of the Child Study Team's refus- and December the squirrels Some of the weaker calves foot. The first cutting of hay ly, all this became a "dis- Grandfather. al to accept referrals during the policy and development of a special 1976-77 year. curriculum. Some of the faults cited in the The handicapped program is an 29-page report have already been important one. involving 100 of the Questionable business talents corrected since the study was made. school system's 1.150 students. It ob- Dr. Abrams reports. As to the viously suffers many inadequacies. By NICHOLAS va HOFFMAN iHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMMiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii high public official vulnerable by which respect Is doled out delays in evaluating children, she They have been outlined for the to pressures that solvent offi- or withheld. One of the cur- board and the administrators. Now When Bert Lance was con- cials aren't is a neat point, rent) heroes of the business said, the referrals have just about THE LIBERAL prest. for instance, is Mr. been brought up to date. The delays it's time to get them corrected. firmed by the Senate as the but what's puzzling is those director of the Office of Man- who say how lucky we are to Harry Gray, the chairman of agement and Budget he SIDE have a man of Mr. Lance's the board of United Tech- talent in the key job of direc- nologies Corp. United Tech- promised to sell his 200.000- IIIIIIIHHHIIIMIIIIIIinilHIIHIIIMUIIIIHIIII tor of OMB nologies Is a bit .of financial Eagleswood fire victims share Interest in the National ledgerdemain holding togeth- Bank of Georgia. This was to talk about the sacrifices they er recognizable names of for- Eagleswood Township Com- John Hendrickson. Several thousand avoid the appearance of a Ritual deferences to one make for public service they side, just what. If any, are merly independent companies conflict of interest, but now I mitteeman Robert Taege kept a fire- firemen who came from four states don't mean real sacrifices Mr. Lance's talents? When he like Pratt and Whitney air- VN HOFFMAN ; men's tradition. Four members of on 137 fire trucks, scores of police Mr. Lance is asking for a like taking a monetary loss. came to Washington he was planes engines and Sikorsky ; the township fire department, he and fire chiefs' cars joined the delay on executing his prom- advertised as a formerly ba- helicopters. Since Mr. Gray's ise because selling would Fair enough, but it also turns Bert Lance to go monumen- arrival.he has not only town's 900 residents in their hour of out that Mr. Lance, with his refoot, rural Georgia business j formally reported, had failed to an- mean he would have to let the tally into debt, although tht changed the company's name mourning. So did Gov. Brendan T. stock or without it, is In deep, genius who had become a [ swer the roll call. stock go for about f 1.5 million captain of the nation's bank- Rockefeller holdings are but moved it up from being "They have answered a greater Byrne, who called it a sad day for deep debt. Between M and IS the 59th to being the 35th less than he paid for it. million worth. Whether being Ing industry and other lau- hardly what they once were. New Jersey. The state's people are datory cliches Admittedly, it largest Industrial company in call," replied Thomas Pruitt. fire When people like Mr. Vance in debt on that scale makes a However. "It's operating takes a talent of sorts to the United States. This wasn't department president, completing angry, he said, because the fire that problems have been terrible, done by developing a useful took the men's lives "should never salestalk one's way into a the graveside ritual. debt of such size, but is It a the quality of its loan port- new product or selling a have happened." talent we need In Washing- folio exceptionally weak, and needed service or anything •• Thust in the little village of West Four men gave their lives in the Its financial performance, by else that was, particularly so- ( Creek, four firemen, who had given ton? No question exists that service of their community — Fire Mr. Lance Is an honorable just about every measure, in- cially helpful • their lives fighting a forest blaze man who would never commit ferior." is how Fortune sums Chief Harold Cranmer. 32; Assistant up Chase's record under Da- • that is believed to have been deliber- Chief Marcus Cullen. 28; Firemen a conflict of interest, but is he Mr. Gray did it all by acqui- ately set. were laid to rest. a competent man, a useful vid. The particulars are past sitions, buying, among other John Baker. 52, and Herbert man? He may want to serve believing: (1.7 billion in bum things, Otis; Elevator. He is It was a day of overwhelming Blackwell. 23. The heroes' burial the public, but the public is real estate loans; an over- now in • battle to buy Bab- sadness for the tiny community. they were accorded can scarce ease entitled to politely turn aside statement of the value of its cock 4 Wilcox. the manufac- this ambition on the basis bond trading accounts so turer of power pknts, agalast "It's a blow were going to feel for the suffering of their families, to large that the Securities and whom we extend our condolences. that Mr. Lance may not have the will of Babcock k Wil many years to come." said Mayor very much to offer. Exchange Commission has cox's top management. If Mr, proceeded against the bank; Gray carries It iff, United almost $4 billion in loans to Technologies will jump up to Highly placed businessmen underdeveloped countries 19th place tn the ratings and need do no more than hold Weather and crops - whose capacity to repay runs Mr. Gray will doubuess be so- their Jobs to be listened to. from skimpy to slim. The licited by the media to give The blessed rains came twice matoes, especially, scalded in the deterred to and respected only bad loan risk in the coun- his views on what our foreign steaming heat. Just about every oth- without any inspection of the last week to relieve drought condi- try Rockefeller seems to have policy in South Africa ought ] tions that have plagued farmers and er crop being harvested was affect- quality of their work,. Look at missed is Bert Lance. (gardeners through most of the sum- ed. Much of the harvest, however, is David Rockefeller. "Clearly yet to come, and more favorable this nation's leading business While people who follow the genesis of this paying- jmer Whether they were soon statesman." according to For- business news have long since extra attention to t|ke opinions (enough or heavy enough to prevent weather could salvage enough of it tune Magazine. Nevertheless, decided that David Rockefel- of successful businessmen has I further heavy crop losses remains to to change the year's outlook for the head of the Chase Man- ler could pass as • turkey If a grain of common sesjMto jbe seen many growers. hattan Bank, the "nation's be on team to grow feathers, it. Accompltshmeit m»y be The farmer's lot is never an leading business statesman," the nation at large still takes transferable from one area of easy one and the weather can be his has been such a lousy busi- him seriously. Radicals con- life to another, but it ought to Serious damage already has nessman that it his often tinue to do him the honor, of be real accomplishment, been done. The dry spell in itself greatest friend or foe. We trust the been suggested the best thing referring to him as Mr. Sinis- something more than animal was bad enough, local farmers re- elements will treat him more kindly, he could do for his bank is to ter Instead of as the multibil- aggrandizement or being born port, but the intense mid-July heat in the remaining weeks of the grow- "fire himself" lion-dollar gold-klutz rich or progressing from ing season, than was the case in the This here country ain't big enough being poor to being* so far in that lingered for nine consecutive Being a Rockefeller it is not Not that being a laser debt they (fcn't dire repos- days was a crowning blow. To- months of June and July. for both of us.' to easy for David as it Is for should be the only standard sess your CadUlsc. , SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1B77 TheDaftyRegfcMr 7 Man accused of embezzlement FREEHOLD - A Long laken, are all charged with tent to distribute them and dale Community College, Lin- St.. Freehold, on May I in Branch man has been in- conspiracy to distribute co- possessed cocaine, marijuana croft. Marlboro. dicted on charges he em- caine In Asbury Park on April and phenobarbital. Richard Ramppen. Ber- David Casey of Broadway. bezzled almost 11,300 (rum 21. Jeraldine Council. 36. of Jo- gerville Road. Freehold Freehold, Is charged with Templeton Regency Ltd., In the same incident. Na- line Ave.. Long Branch, is Township, is charged with committing fraud in con- trading as Pinewood Associ- politani is charged with dis- charged with possessing possessing hashish and co- nection with a car he rented ates, Seaview Ave., Long tributing cocaine; Santanello marijuana, Percodan and caine on July 27, 1176 in from Tom's Ford Inc., Rt. 35. Branch. and Woolley are charged with phencyclidine with the intent Freehold Township. Keyporl. Casey allegedly Roger Lee, of Seaview aiding in the distribution, and to distribute them in Long John Marotta. 21. of Beaver failed to return the car on Ave.. Long Branch, is Napolitano and Woolley are Branch last Nov. 5 She is Place. Matawan Township, is April 18 charged with embezzling the charged with possession of also charged with possession charged with forging (he en- Peter Cittadino. Seventh money in six separate in- the drug with the intent to of marijuana, Percadan. Tyle- dorsement of Joan Marotta. Ave.. Long Branch, Is cidents between Oct. 20 and distribute it. nol with codeine and phen- same address, on a $400 charged with rental fraud on Dec. 21 Napolitano Is also charged

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HOLMDEL - Andy Wil- melodic line - be It fragile or by some even fancier lighting en who rushed up to the stage liams puts on a great show at lull-blown. No tricks. No gim- effects. at the end of the show to grip the Garden Slate Arts Center. micks. With him, the beauty During the performance, his hand. From the opening strains of of melody comes first. Williams introduced Gov. Williams shares the bill "Moon River" to a razzle- The Williams show, playing Brendan T. Byrne in the au- with California comedian dazzle patriotic finale, the here through Saturday, Is dience. (The governor and Sieve Martin who succeeded master of the ballad puts to- mostly music. But occasion- Mrs. Byrne were on hand to in tickling the audience with gether a theatrical package ally he punctuates his medlles greet their friend Andy and his whacky humor. Here's, a that can't miss. He Inter- with characteristic low key. lake him back to Morven for guy who can blow up a few sperses romantic classics friendly conversation. the night with plans to play puny balloons, get a slap-happy such as "Dear Heart" with Last night, for instance, he today.) The singer routine going and keep the hot Vegas-size numbers like talked about his children, noted that he has made nu- audience laughing. He's a "Can't help Falling In Love "their mother. Claudine." merous appearances at Cae- good lead-in for the Williams With You .. ." And the result their life in Aspen. "I go sar's Palace in Las Vegas performance which, again, Is a dynamic, polished per- there to see them often," he and, with an eye to Atlantic makes for great entertain- formance with the easy-going said. There was a certain de- City, also noted that New Jer- ment on a summer night in Williams out front every min- cency in the simplicity of his sey one day "will have a Cae- Holmdel. ute. statement about a family sar's Place of its own." J.W.F. Williams says it all when he which has gained some un- This week is the first time sings, "1 sing the songs that pleasant headlines for -him Williams has played the Gar- make young girls cry." Thai's during the past year. den State Arts Center in four what it's all about — those ro- In fact; upon reflection, it years. Last night's large au- mantic words flung into a was that same quality that dience was certainly glad to vast audience, reaching out to years ago made millions lis- see him. The weather failed the young girls somewhere in ten attentively when he to dampen the spirits of a all our lives. And Williams stepped out on the televised number of well colffed wom- BALLADEER — Andy Williams sings a ballad at Saturday. It's Williams' first appearance at thmakee s these love songs work Academy Awards stage and Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, where he will Arts Center In four years. with his total fidelity to the sang "Moon River," ensuring appear with comedian Steve Martin nightly through a long super-star career. He had heart. And he still does. That's not to say he can't do a mean soft shoe. During Television Today the Arts Center performance, Williams is Joined by two New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " classy ladies in some fancy DAYTIME MOVIES EVENING HONEYMOONERS 'Frank's Fling' Laverne and 10:40 foot work — which is hyped 10 00 X ZOOM Shirley coo* up a scheme to get • KINER'SKORNER MOVIE 1:00 7:00 rid ot Laverne s dad's latest love avid . >