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Vol. 107 No. 317 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JULY 8, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Beach restrictions investigated
According to Deputy Public Advocate tion, he said. beachfront repair and restoration to those SPORTS (API New Jersey officials, bolstered by Richard Shapiro, three recent New Jersey "Right now we are seeking information restricting access. court decisions opening up beaches to non- Supreme Court cases guarantee access to and will investigate any situation where Three court cases established the right of residents, are looking into complaints that beaches along the shore, and fees as high as there are charges of excessive beach fees," beach access, said Shapiro. A ruling in 1972 shore communities are keeping visitors |8 per day and restricted parking along he said. established the principle that non-residents from the Atlantic Ocean with high fees and beaches may violate that guarantee. Callers to the advocate's office have could not be denied access to beaches limited parking. The issue is not whether or not to have a complained that towns don't allow parking In 1975, a decision against the borough of The state's Office of the Public Advocate beach fee, but whether the fee required goes near the shore, limit bus service, close Deal found towns "could not carve out" has sent letters to muncipalities along the beyond what is needed to maintain the access points and claim there is no room, areas effectively restricted to outsiders by shore "advising them basically that Big beach, Shapiro said. according to Shapiro. charging higher fees or making it more Brother's looking at them " and that the Complaints about high fees and restric- Drake said the advocate's office was difficult to get passes, Shapiro said. office was prepared to sue over beach tions to out-of-town beach-goers imposed by receiving cooperation from the state De- And in 1984, a case against the Bay Head access violations. Al Drake, a spokesman some of the shore 44 communities have led partment of Environmental Protection Improvement Association made the distinc- for the office, said yesterday his office to begin a preliminary investiga- which is considering cutting off funds for See BEACHES, Page 7A Off duty fire fighter saves 2-year-old girl
The first sign of trouble was when the ly TED LOUD girl's six-year-old cousin started The Register screaming. Diebold said, adding that the SANDY HOOK - A two-year-old girl water "was well over her head " was saved from drowning in Sandy Hook Diebold said the water is shallow Bay yesterday afternoon by an off duty leading away from the island, and then Highlands fireman who said he doesn t suddenly drops several feet deeper It deserve to be railed a hero was in this deep area that the girl 17-year-old champ became submerged, according to Upstart Boris Becker of West The girl was identified by a hospital Diebold spokeswoman as Jillian Loparnos of Germany holds aloft the Wimbledon He added that the water was chest- Staten Island. N Y She was with her Irophy after he disposed of American deep for the girl's uncle, also uniden- family at Gateway National Recreation tified, who assisted in the rescue Kevin Curren, 6-3. 6-7. 7-6, 6-4. to Area at Sandy Hook when she apparently Hooper said that, after Diebold become the youngest person to ever slipped away from her parents and fell rescued the girl, he performed cardio- capture the coveted title into deep water off Plum Island, pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on her according to a park official IB However. Diebold said it was not The child's parents were not ident- necessary to perform CPR since the girl ified was breathing on her own He added that LOCAL She was taken to Monmoulh Medical she was unconscious when first rescued Unnecessary wait Center. Long Branch, where she was from the water listed in satisfactory condition, accord- After the girl coughed up the water. Many people in the Jersey Shore ing to the hospital spokeswoman Diebold said she started to cry as he held area wait longer than necessary to Richard Diebold. a member of the her in his arms He said the sequence of receive payment from the r Medicare Highlands Volunteer Squad, said he events happened exactly as his first aid medical insurance because they lail happened In be near the bay for an instructors told him it would to submit itemized bills with their afternoon picnic with his wife when "all request for payment torm of a sudden there was a big commotion " Diebold emphasized that the girl's parents were "not neglectful " He added in the water 3A that the parents were "very, very I sing techniques he learned in an upset " American Red Cross first aid course, Highlands first aid squad members STATE which he said he only reluctantly took at administered oxygen to the girl at the his wife s behest. Diebold retrieved the scene. Diebold said girl from the water and helped her cough New twist the brackish water out of her lungs But. noting that the Highlands squad Police departments throughout took ten minutes to arrive on the scene, northern and central New Jersey are "I'm no hero. " Diebold said "A little Diebold said the incident points up the zeroing in on a crime ring whose girl was in trouble and I did what I in need for Sandy hook to operate its own. leaders allegedly use juveniles to trained to do " fully-staffed first aid facilities steal cars in exchange lor drugs or . Federal Park Rangers here received Members of the Highlands squad have money, and one investigator says the a call about the child floating in the bay to travel to Sandy Hook in an ambulance set up reminded him of the gang of in an area known as Horseshoe Cove, off THEHEO ISTER'JEFFCHASIN through often heavy summer traffic. young pickpockets in "Oliver Twist" Plum Island, at about 5 10 pm. Diebold noted SLAM DUNK - Michael Byrne of of the various weekend competitions at according to Bill Hooper, a ranger "It Manalapan, is about to score another the Monmouth Heights fJwim Club. More appears thai somehow the child got into They're pretty prompt, under the point in a volleyball game, which was part photos Page 3A. the water without her parents knowing circumstances. " Diebold said of the NATION it " Highlands first aiders Wildfires Exhausted tire crews fight two blazes that have scorched more than Sunday was like Wednesday, but going the oth er way 130.000 acres in Southern California, the largest among hundreds of County, the spokeswoman said. At about 4 But while the long weekend provided an day and yesterdaj -) and no major washouts ly TED LOUD wildfires that have consumed more p.m.. local radio stations were warning early summer vacation for many, it also had on the other two days. than 250,000 acres in the West The Register drivers to avoid the Route 34-Parkway north its dark side, with the highway death toll Beaches from i iandy Hook to points south The four-day holiday weekend ended as it interchange in Wall Township because of a climbing higher than in recent years. reported huge cr owds yesterday The same 7A began for thousands of vacationers — stuck massive tieup For many motorists, that At least nine people lost their lives in was true of seas iide entertainment centers in traffic jams on major highways must have seemed disturbingly familiar, highway accidents statewide over the week- such as Keansburg and Long Branch The only difference between last night and end, according to state police. The count, since the same thing happened going in the Al Reid, pn iprietor of the Keansburg what happened Wednesday when the ex- which began Wednesday evening, was to LIFESTYLE opposite direction Wednesday. Amusement Pa rk. called the holiday period tended Independence Day weekend began On that night, traffic officials noted that have been concluded at midnight last night a "banner week end " He said he expects the Head start was that most of last night's traffic was southbound lanes were stop-and-go, while it Last year's one-day holiday rush claimed successful wee kend to be a portent of a northbound, heading away from the shore was nothing but clear sailing for northbound only one highway fatality, according to state "great summe r." Ward Saxton, is more like a highly A spokeswoman at the Garden State traffic police mature young adult than a 14-year- Parkway's Woodbridge Information Center The holiday weekend was the longest in But. while the long weekend led to an William Shie •!, who runs the Long Branch old boy. His words are measured, said, as of 8 p.m., the worst backups were seven years. Since Independence Day fell on increased fatality count, the four-day the Amusement F 'ier, was especially excited precise and weighted with in the Toms River toll plaza area a Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday local waterfront entertainment scene. While about the turn out at Kids' World, "the piers experience of an actor far more But those frustrating tie-ups slowly were also included in the official, 102-hour the weather was not entirely good all newest attrac tion. He said the attraction advanced than his age would suggest worked their wav north to Monmouth 1 holiday period weekend, there were two fine days {Thurs- was bringing in a "family-oriented crowd " 10A f BUSINESS By the hour or the day, Persuasion plans The sponsor of legislation requiring the state to sell its South African marina is local treasure investment portfolio plans to meet with Gov. Thomas Kean this week to along F ront Street, but now. Sea Land ly CHRIS HAND persuade the governor to sign the bill. is perh aps the last such establish- The Register ment. 5B RED BANK - Viewed from the On s unny summer days such as Navesink River, far away from the yesterday, the marina attracts all traffic, congestion, and people, Red types (>f people. Bank seems rather quaint — as if it Yest erday saw a man and a woman were the creation of a model railroad sleeping in their boat which was enthusiast. The borough's growth is anchored in the Swimming River INDEX easly measured when seen from the They were apparently waiting for river. their traps to become filled with One thing along the river front that crabs A group of young men hasn't changed is that for a modest anchored near the Copper's Bridge BRIDGE 7B price, you can still rent a row boat were chugging cans of beer and BUSINESS SS and paddle down the river "partying." Families were out for CLASSIFIED 81 The Sea Land Marina, located at what might be described as an COMICS 68 the foot of West Front Street, has aquatic picnic. CROSSWORD M been renting row boats and canoes by But the marina caters primarily to ENTERTAINMENT 9A the hour or by the day since 1968, fisher men THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIG HOROSCOPE 10A according to its proprietor, Monika "Whatever the tide brings in. LIFESTYLE 10A ON THE NAVESINK — Monika Maher's operation since 1968. It's one of the few Maher of Middletown people catch." Maher said "The OBITUARIES 7A Sea Land Marina in Red Bank has been in establishments olfering row boat rentals. There used to be many such places See BOATS. Page 7A OPINION M SPORTS 18 TELEVISION 9A Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Flowers • Fruit Baskets • Gifts Clam Hut 87Z-O9O9 25% off Summer Shoet 25% off on selected Summer mdse YOUR TOWN 8A Read the Help Wanted columns in Send something nice to show you Twin & Triple lobster special Naturalizer Shoes-50 Broad-Red Tiger Lily. Little Silver. 741-0099 today's Classified section care. The Directory of Florists is today Bank. on the Obituary Page. ZA Tht* Hfgi»ter MONDAY. JULY 8, 1985 4 PEOPLE The Boss' Shrink:
More than two dozen bands, including (he Cars. Hall and Oates. ends tour Eric Clapton Duran Duran. Paul "We're in Simon. Tears for Fears. Neil Young the Thompson Twins and Waylon Jennings, will perform in Philadel- phia in Leeds That concert will be broadcast trouble" worldwide along with a sister con- LEEDS. England IAPI - Bruce cert in London, featuring Sting. Dire Springsteen yesterday ended a 12- I) UW FERGUSON Straits Queen. Elvis Costello and city European tour before 80.000 The Associated Press others cheering fans packed into an amphitheater in a park in this TOPEKA. Kan. (AP) - Karl northern English city Augustus Menninger, generally re- Seeking damages "I may have born in the USA." cognized as the father of American Springsteen yelled to the delighted psychiatry, will be 92 this month and WICHITA, Kan i AP i - Gov is still writing, consulting and deeply John Carlm is seeking SI million in crowd, referring to the title of his theme song, but Europe has be- concerned about the problems of damages from car rental giant Hertz mankind Corp in connection with a 1983 come.my home town today Traffic was snarled before the "Just say we're in terrible, ter- traffic accident near Washington. rible trouble. We're on the verge of DC four-hour concert in Leeds Round- hay Park that completed the tour the blowing ourselves up," the man Carlin s suit, filed Friday, says the known affectionately as "Dr. Karl " Sept 23, 1983 accident left him wilh 35-year-old New Jersey-born singer began May 30 in Ireland to friends and associates said in jn back problems that continue to interview ahead of his July 22 plague him and have required him to The seil-out concert in Leeds, which followed three performances birthday. periodically wear a back brace "God gave us this Earth to take Wayne Newton According to the lawsuit. Hertz — in London s Wembley stadium. grossed about fl 5 million, or- care of, and what have we done with a subsidiary of RCA Corp — was the if We've taken it to the brink of employer of a man who left his truck ganizers said Grounds for divorce Police, who banned alcohol in the destruction in the right lane of a Virginia President Reagan says we must highway exit ramp after running out park for the concert, reported 10 LAS VEGAS Nev AP - Enter- arrests for public order offenses and have a strong defense to protect of gas A taxi carrying Carlin and ourselves What we have is power tainer Wayne Newton and hh> wife two others struck the rear of the said one person was held on drug Elaine who had been separated. charges with all those nuclear bombs, but it's truck, injuring all three, the suit not strength We're more vulnerable I 'ave been granted a divorce accord- said But apart from some 30 fans THE REQISTER/C«ROUNE E COUIG u g to court records breaking through a security fence, than ever " Carlin. 44. suffered two broken DAREDEVILS — Ryan Phili.ppi. 8'?. of Union Beach, is on his Never at a loss to express his They were married on June 1. lumbar vertebra in the accident, the the crowd at the tl820^aticket way to ].*!o^ from a homemadB ramp he and his friends use for concert was well-behaved opinions. Dr Karl approaches seems :vi 1 Their divorce signed by Dis- suit said ,\."ips Ge!t'"g ready for his turn is Keith Coiton. 8, also-of Union as intellectually energetic as ever trie I Judge John Paul Goldman, was A switchboard operator at RCA s Springsteen, in headband T-shirt Beac- and jeans belted out encores — his The man who 60 years ago co- forn 'ally granted June 7. the Las offices in New York said no one founded with his father and brother Vega s Review-Journal reported Sat- would be available to comment on image flashing across the park from two huge videoscreens set up the Menninger Clinic for the mental- urday Details of the decree were the lawsuit until Monday ly ill. which today is the renowned stalec the newspaper reported alongside the central platform London s Sunday Observer news- Menninger Foundation, says the ills New ton «3. became famous while Costume competition paper reported that Springsteen has Did you know that Japan besetting man must be confronted still a teer -ager with his hit song grossed nearly $60 million in ticket daily Dankt • Sclioen He has become a MIAMI AP. - Miss Colombia sales in concerts in the United States His pet subjects have not changed feature of '.his desert gambling and Sandra Bora Caldas of Cartagena, and foreign countries in the past much in recent years Child abuse, entertai nm ent city after countless has won the Miss L'niverse costume year bombed Oregon in '42? the plight of prison inmates and ippeara. ice s at the Sands. Desert competition with a fantasy outfit In Britain he donated K6.000 to a world peace still head the list inn Flar lingo and Frontier hotels representing clothing worn by the fund for the families of north He says Sigmund Freud, the Sanjaurnero tribe England coal miners who took part BROOKINGS Ore AP' Twen The visit divided the community founder of psychoanalysis, dis- Interfe ring lawsuit Miss Spain Teresa Sanchez of in a year-long strike that ended in ly-three years ago, the only and made national headlines Some covered child abuse and was Savilla finished second Saturday March Japanese pilot to bomb the V S people remembering the war. were absolutely shocked with what he LOS AN (JELES iAP> - A $10 night with a ruffled dress from the Not everyone was affected how- mainland during W'orld War II unforgiving Letters lo the editor and found million law suit against ABC radio 1930s and Miss Israel Hila Kelman ever promised to make amends by bring- community discussion often criti- But he couldn t think it through and a prom (iter could interfere with of Cholon was third with a priestess Published reports said London ing some American students to cized the invitation Hedidn t tell us what lodoabout it parts of tht! Live Aid international costume High Court Judge Sir Jeremiah Japan Fujita as a mark of his good will he said fundraising concert to benefit The costume event is a warmup Harman 55 who last week began Vetterday, Nobuo Fujita who lo the community left his family s Menninger saw one of his dreams African fam me victims for the televised pageant scheduled hearing a civil suit for injunctions dropped two incendiary bombs near 400-year-old samurai sword in come true when The Villages, homes for July 15, and has no impact on the against makers of pirate Bruce Brookings on Sept 9 1942 kept his Brookings - and a promise to invite for wayward and unwanted youths, Westwooi I One. a program final judging Springsteen T-shirts asked an aide. students to Japan were established here a few years producer and distributor contends in promise as one of the sponsur^ <>( un Who is he a pop star" all-expense-paid trip to Japan for The three students who left yester- ago They are cottages with family its lawsuit fi led Friday that it has day for Japan — Robyn Soiseth. settings for youths he says "don't exclusive ngl its to radio broadcasts Twc men of music three local high school students KUJKJ now 7.1 was a warrant Sarah Cortell and Lisa Phelps. all have a chance if nobody will help of any live o r previously recorded seniors next year at Brookings- them trtl by m ne recording artists or BALTIMORE AP • - The actor The Register flying officer when he and Petty Officer 2nd Class Yukio Okuda Harbor High School - are being groups perfor ming in the July 13 who portrayed Italian composer sponsored by Fujila with help from Antonio Salien in the film (ISSN 8750-64! catapulted in their seaplane off the p^D«*na» E>r * * (*«e«tBr Time-Life Inc . 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Reverend will preach CEAN GROVE - The Rev. Dr H Eddie Camp fire restrictions Fox. chief executive for evangelism of the OUnited Methodist Church, will preach in the 6,700-capacity auditorium July 14 at 10:30 am He is responsible for developing programs^nd strategies in evangelism ministries Dr. Fox imposed in 3 counties formerly directed the New Life Mission pro- gram, the Key Event program and the New A combination of factors which caused World Mission He serves on the World By TED LOUD officials to take action included lack of Evangelism Committee. World Methodist Coun- The Register rain and ground moisture, warm cil, and has written three books Dr Fox serves The state Forest Fire Service yesterday temperatures and strong winds, according as Assistant General Secretary of the General to Smith. Board of Discipleship imposed camp fire restrictions in Mon- mouth and three other counties, but one The areas affected by the ban include The thirty-first annual choir festival featuring Monmouth, Mercer, Ocean and Burlington a 1500-voice choir made up of choral groups official said the move was merely a "preventive measure ' counties, according to Smith He added along the entire east coast will take place in the that other areas of the state do not face auditorium that night at 7:30 Music director The restrictions were classified by officials as a Level 2 ban, on a three-level the restrictions. l.e*is Daniels is coordinating the event which Noting that dry conditions during the will be videotaped by public television. A scale, said Alfred Smith, assistant division fire warden at the Lebanon State Forest spring led to the closing of all forest areas different director will conduct each anthem in the state, including Holmdel Park in Gordon Turk willl accompany on the great Hope- in Mercer County All state, county and private forest Monmouth County, Smith said the current Jones organ ban would probably not have to be as The Christian Growth Hour and the Young areas are-affected by the ban, Smith said He said the ban did not apply to all fires, severe. People s Meeting begin at 9 am Monday and Most of the time, the state enforces only run through Saturday with the former sessions but only those set on the ground Fires in elevated grills were still permitted, but "common safety precautions," Smith led by the Rev Edward VanderHey, First said. He said Level 1 means to "be Baptist Church Red Bank Children s meetings the use of gasoline as fuel was prohibited, he said. careful." Level 2 means "be more are held Monday through Friday at 9 a m and careful." and a Level 3 means "watch on Sunday at 10 30 a m The third New Jersey The ban is "standard practice, a preventive measure, " Smith said. out." Mozart Festival concert will be given by the The Forest Fire Service is a division of Newark Cathedral Concert Orechestra Thurs- Rangers at the state's Lakewood and Bass River Fire Towers said yesterday the ban the state Department of Environmental day. July IB in the auditorium at 7 30 Maestro Protection Thomas Michalak will conduct would probably be lifted if it rains in the next few days Ocean (irove is a central Jersey family seaside resort Joins orthopedics Two named administrators THE REGISTER/JEFF CHASIN IEPTUNE Dr Charles d'Amato. recently has joined l)rs Roberl Dennis. Steven EGG TOSS — Quick hands and a sharp eye combine for a winning catch at Neptune nursing homes Nllterkowilz and Roy D Mittman in the by Michael Byrne in the egg toss competition at the Monmouth Heights. practice "I orthopaedics and orthopaedic sur- Swim Club, Manalapan The swim club held its annual July 4 celebration Bachelor's degree in health education and g«ry over the weekend Stacey Siegel gets a mouthful during the pie eating NEWARK - Angela Sinatra Trunzo of nursing and a Master's degree in health The group known as Seaview Orthopaedic.!. contest Perth Amboy, and A David Ornstein of education, both from Jersey City State has oflires in Neptune City and Brick Township West Long Branch, have been named College She is working toward a doctorate A native of Philadelphia, d Amalo received administrators of two nursing care homes degree in vocational-technicaleducation at his undergraduate degree Irom Temple 1'niver- in Neptune Rutgers Inversity lity in Philadelphia and his medical degree from Trunzo has been appointed to serve at Ornstein was director of the Center for Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia The Lodge and Ornstein at The Grove The Primary Care at Newark Beth Israel Dr d Amalo completed MM year ol general homes, which are located on adjacent Medical Center before joining The Grove. surgery internship and then tour years as a properties, are operated by The Presby- a 121-bed skilled and intermediate care leMdenl in orthopaedic surgery .it the Mon- terian Homes of New Jersey, a Princeton- home mouth Medical Center in Lung Branch based non profit provider of residential Ornstein also is a licensed nursing home He has just completed a one-year fellowship and nursing care homes for the elderly administrator He holds a Bachelors in pedialnc orthopaedic surgery and tportl The Presbyterian Homes also an- degree in business administration from medicine at the Hospital for Sick Children in nounced the appointment of Jennifer R Vanderbilt Unversity, and a Masters Toronto and at the same time served as Courlas of Lakewood as director of degree in business administration with a physician to the National Ballet ol Canada Meadow Lakes, a continuing care retire- concentration in health services adminis- ment community in Hightstown She tration from Wagner College. Staten manages the 311-unit residential section of Island Waiting for Medicare Meadow Lakes. Courlas. who has been with The Presby- any people in ihc Jersey Shore .irea wait Trunzo oversees the total operations of terian Homes since 1979, served as tongei than neceujir) to receive payment The Lodge. 167-bed home which offers administrator of The Lodge for four years imni their Medicare medical insurance intermediate nursing care prior to her new appointment She also has M Prior to joining The Lodge, she was served as a health care management became the\ failed i" iubm.ll itemised hills with their request lur payment form .»curding u> assistant superintendent of the Wood- consultant Courlas is also licensed nurs- Eileen f Sheridan Social Security manager in bridge Developmental Center, a 650-bed ing home administrator, and holds a *sliur\ Park center for developmental^ disabled per- Bachelor's degree in psychology from Montclair State College Medical insurance is Ihc p.jrl nt Medicare that sons helps pay for doctor bills outpatient hospital Trunzo is a licensed nursing home The Presbyterian Home operates five_ bills and other Hems and services not covered administrator, a registered nurse and a other nursing care centers and residential" by hospital insurance certified public manager She holds a homes in New Jersey To receive paymenl under medical insurance. a person generall> submils j request for p.iwnent form along with ilemi/ed bills for ser\ices received The trouble Sheridan said is that often the Association hands out $30,156 in scholarships bill doek nol prm ide I clet.nleil description, of the services provided and therefore s decision and development taking place in Holmdel John Vianney School. St. John Vianney High school, and cannot be made as to whether they are covered EATONTOWN - The Ft Monmouth Dr Jon Boves. vice admiral. L'S Navy Five $1,000 scholarships were presented Chapter of the Armed Forces Communica- Toms River High School North As I result the patient must he contacted for i retired i. president of AFCEA Inter- to outstanding graduating seniors who are The Chapter also presented a $1,000 more information and payment is delayed tions and Electronics Associtaion national, traveled from Washington, DC to children of Ft Monmouth chapter mem- IAFCEAI recently awarded a total of grant to the Program for Acceleration in To prevent this delay the person should be be present at the ceremony bers These awards were made in the $30,156 in science and engineering scholar- Computer Careers'! PACI The funds will sure that each bill shows name of Dr. Joseph Frank of West Long ships, science equipment grants and three AFCEA is a non-profit, patriotic, and be used to purchase computer equipment A description ol each service provided. educationally-oriented international pro- Branch who retired last year after many and software This program for minority $1,000 V S Savings Bonds to distinguished years of .distinguished service to the Ft. The dale the service was provided. ROTC students fessional and technical society Its students in grades 7. 8,and 9 is sponsored The place the service was provided. Monmouth chapter as Chairman of the This was the Chapter s seventh annual mission is to support strong national and jointly by the Asbury Park-Neptune The charge for each service provided. free world defense by promoting techno- Education Committee. The Dr. Frank Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Inc. and by The doctor or supplier who provided each education program in support of the local winners also excel in academics, extra- community ' It surpassed last year s logical excellence in its sphere of interest Monmouth College service and which includes communications, elec- curricular activities, and contributions to Three ROTC cadets studying in New The person s name and health Insurance claim program by almost $6,000. according to their communities They also intend to Chapter President Colonel Frederick W. tronics, computer technology, command Jersey received $1,000 U.S. Savings Bonds number exactly as they appear oh the Medicare and control, and intelligence systems pursue college educations leading to and a one-year membership in AFCEA in card Eisele and Education Vice President. scientific and engineering careers in Michael Caputo The local Ft Monmouth Chapter has recognition of their military and academic It is helpful if the diagnosis is also shown approximately 930 military, civil service, communications, electronics, and com- excellence. Each cadet was noted for his For more information contact the Asbury Caputo explained that twenty-two puter science. outstanding Monmouth and Ocean County and industrial members who are directly academic work in communications, elec- Park Social Security office at 1200 Memorial The winners of the Dr. Frank scholar- high school seniors who plan to study associated with communications, elec- tronics, or computer science They are Drive The residents ol Northern Ocean County- ships and their schools are: science or engineering in college received tronics, and computer systems develop- Cadet John G. Bennis. Seton Hall can contact oil ices located in Bncktown or ment Michael Chen, Holmdel; Daniel Connol- University: Cadet James A Hayes. Mon- Toms River The toll -free telephone number $1,000 scholarships Eight local high schools and educational organizations Of the twenty-two $1,000 scholarships, ly, Christian Brothers Academy; Frank mouth College; and Cadet Ruel C Tolman throughout Southern and Central New Jersey is seventeen were presented to high school Effenberger. Ranney School; Randi III. Princeton University Bennis and 1 •800-272-1111 received equipment grants averaging over $1,000 each to support their science seniors who were nominated by their Engle, Marlboro; and Jeffery Slovin, Tolman have just received their com- programs Three ROTC students, one schools and selected by AFCEA based on Monmouth Regional missions as Second Lieutenants in the Appropriations okayed studying at Monmouth College and two at their outstanding academic and extra- In addition to the scholarship awards, Army — Bennis in Military Intelligence other New Jersey universities, received curricular achievements eight local high schools received a total of and Tolman in the Signal Corps RENTON — Several appropriations spon- $1000 US Savings Bonds for their military The winners of the Scientific Scholar- $8,156 for science equipment. These In addition to the funds derived from the sored by Senator Frank Pallone Jr . O- and academic excellence and plans for ships and their high schools are schools were selected on the basis of Chapter's technical programs. Colonel Monmouth. have been approved by Gov- pursuing science or engineering careers in Geoffrey Anderson, Manchester Town- proposals they submitted for scientific Eisele noted that the Chapter received T equipment, computers, and software to ernor Kean when he signed the fiscal year 1986 the Service ship: Desiree Bell, Henry Hudson Re- $3,300 in contributions to its Education budget gional; Joseph Busich. Monsignor support specific science programs. The Fund from the following communications- The award's were presented at the equipment which these schools intend to Pallone had sponsored resolutions in the Joint Chapter's Annual Education Awards Din- Donovan; Ann Chang, Middletown South; electronics and professional services Appropriations Comrniltee, on which he serves, Nancy Fantuzzi. Toms River South; purchase with the grants will enhance firms in the Ft Monmouth area ner. It was held at the Molly Pitcher Inn their students' scientific education and to add funding for area lake projects and in Red Bank on May 30. 1985 The affair Kenton Hasson Point Pleasant Boro; Analytics. Inc.. Tinton Falls; Analytical historical renovation projects in the budget Jeffry Homstein. Matawan Regional; will advance their interest in communica- Systems Engineering Corporation. was attended by the local students and tions, electronics, and computer science There is good news in terms of funding for their parents, high school representatives, James Kaba, Toms River East: Sherry Shrewsbury: BDM International Inc. residents who live near Wesley 1 .ike between ROTC personnel, and officers and direc- Lee. Holmdel; Michael Mills. Ocean The winners of this year's high school Eatontown: CMC Electronics. Inc Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, as well as for tors of the Chapter. Dr Solomon J Township; Rhonda Musselman, Long, equipment grants are: Eatontown: ITT Defense Communications those who are concerned with the condition of Buchsbaum, executive vice president of Branch: Robert O'Brien. Jr Manasquan; Christian Brothers Academy. Man- Division. Eatontown; Litton Data Systems Takanassee Lake in Long Branch said Pallone AT&T Bell Laboratories i Holmdeli, was Clark Pollitt. Toms River North; Adam asquan High School, Manchester Town- Division, Ocean; MICON Services Com- In addition, there will be funding for erosion the featured speaker Porter, Allentown. David Saltzberg, ship High School, Matawan-Aberdeen pany, Toms River; RCA Corporation, Red Regional High School. Ocean Township control work at Osborne Island, also known as He invited the audience to a tour of Bell Middletown North. Lauren Solanko, Point Bank; Rockwell International. West Long High School. Red Bank Regional High Treasure Island, in the Manasquan River off of Labs for a first hand view of the research Pleasant Beach, and Mark Zagrarola, St. Branch: and TRW Inc . Shrewsbury" Brielle he said Pallone said th.it the Governor approved his resolutions for $60,000 for Osborne Island. $100,000 for lake cleanup work at Takanassee DZAAS lets them find each other Lake and $100,000 for cleanup work at Wesley Lake The Register names wrist receivers, tune to a pre- ADELPHI. MD. - The Electronic The Senator stated that there will be $250,000 determined frequency The receiver Warfare Laboratory IEWLI of Fort available for renovations at the Ocean Grove has a small LED diode on the side Monmouth is playing hide-and-seek Auditorium. $15,000 for the Long Branch Charles I. DeZutter which lights only upon reception of with the Drop Zone Assembly Aid Historical Museum. $15,000 for the Adam Bucky the signal from the correct direction System (DZAAS) which was success- James Community Center in Long Branch, and The receiver discriminates between fully demonstrated at Fort Bragg, $20,000 for the Monmouth Museum circulation director DZAAS transmitter signals and other N.C., March 14. communications signals even though DZAAS, which is being developed they are on the same frequency Bridge jumpers nabbed SHREWSBURY - The Register has named for the 82nd Airborne Division, Fort "All the paratrooper has to do is Charles I. DeZutter Circulation Director. Bragg, enables air-dropped personnel turn around until his receiver lights IGHLANDS - Two adults and a juvenile to locate equipment and assembly up and then go in that direction until were arrested yesterday (or jumping off the DeZutter had been with Gannett Rochester points under limited visibility or Newspapers. Rochester. New York, for the past he rejoins his group. It's really very H Highlands Bridge amidst heavy boating adverse weather. It consists of a simple." said Novick. traffic, state Marine Police reported 15 years, most recently as circulation man- transmitter and a small one-pound ager administration / W The DZAAS system has multiple Responding to complaints from boaters mm receiver worn on the wrist. The channels. This makes it possible for travelling on the Shrewsbury River where it DeZutter will be responsibile for the overall transmitter may be carried by the many units with separate missions flows into the Sandy Hook Bay, Marine Police operation of the circulation department which paratrooper leader or packed on top and equipment to assemble, in spite Officer Ken Kerschner said he arrived at the involves home delivery, customer service. of equipment to be dropped. of fog or rain scene at approximately 2:25 p.m dealer and vending machine sales and circula- According to Dr. Bill Novick, chief "We tested the system here at The three people were removed from the tion development programs. of EWL's Advanced Concepts Wayside." said Bill Alevizakos. pro- water and arrested for disorderly conduct by Division, once on the ground the DeZutter received a B A degree in accounting ject leader, "and it worked great I Kerschner. and later released. designated leader simply turns on the gave several of the student trainees Marine Police Officer Mike Figler said he from Ithaca College. Ithaca New York. DZAAS transmitter and waits for the He and his wife Carolyn reside in Howell and co-ops here in the lab a wrist could not release the names of the three people Charles 1. DeZutter rest of the group to find him receiver and then hid in the woods The paratroopers, wearing the with my DZAAS transmitter The Register
4A NEW JERSEY MONDAY. JULY 8, 1985 STATE DIGEST Credit card scam Census readying for 1990 count ERSEY CITY (APi - of them The inital response, about half of what officials had lures the unwary J predicted, was disappointing, In a last effort to get said Gene Flynn. another bureau verify some information about you responses to questionnaires spokesman NEWARK (API - A bank official — your name, address and credit used in preparation for the 1990 is alerting customers to a new kind card number." census, federal officials publish- In a second attempt, the of credit card fraud perpetrated by Or. the caller will ask the victim ed special coupons in local news- bureau launched a street-by- con artists who induce victims to to verify his credit card number and papers and asked residents to street count to make sure every- reveal their card numbers over the read an imaginary number in the mail in their answers one was reached and counters phone by saying they have won hope the victim will correct him ' This is the final phase of the visited 58.000 homes As a follow- "valuable" prizes with the actual number Alternately, 1985 test." said Henry Palacios. up, counters visited 3.000 resi- "The whole object of the scam the con artist will ask the consumer a spokesman for the 0 S Census dents who had sent incomplete artists is to get a hold of someone's to call back and give the card Bureau responses. The counters were credit card number and charge a lot number also sent back to check some of items fraudulently to the card The census bureau in March Babyak noted that reputable busi- launched the test in the state's 12.000 addresses to make sure the holder. " said Andrew Babyak of the locations were vacant or non- New Jersey Bankers Association nesses do not use credit card second largest city numbers for purposes of identifi- existent, as indicated in the first "This is all possible because some In the first,(imnil of counting, cation over the phone canvas people are somewhat casual about the agency sent questionnaires to Credit card fraud and theft have maintaining the confidentiality of nearly 90.000 households and caused hundreds of millions of their credit numbers ' said Babyak. received replies from one third dollars of losses to banks around the. chairman of the association's Bank country No more casino junket permits? Security Committee and Vice Presi- dent and Director of Security for "The credit card losses seem to be TLANTIC CITY IAPI - A licenses to junket operators, he First Fidelity Bancorporation in mounting at astronomical rates. member of the Casino Con- said The commission votes after Newark Babyak said "The losses are so immense there are no accurate and A trol Commission has vowed receiving reports on license ap- There has been a sudden increase fully acceptable figures " not to vote on any more junket plicants from the Division of in reported incidents involving the operators" licenses until he is Gaming Enforcement scheme, showing that some pretty According to one estimation, assured that law enforcement I really don t understand how sophisticated artists are involved of credit companies lost over $56(1 authorities are pursuing pros- one part of the law enforcement late." said Babyak million in 1984. a figure expected to ecutions in connection with the community says the (junket busi- rise to over tl billion dollars at the ASSOCIATED PRESS The scheme works because a alleged control of the junket ness) is all mobbed up." and real gimmick that few people CM end of the decade business by organized crime another part recommends HERE SHE IS — Tani Georgiana tries to hold back tears after resist is the offer of a prize." said About half of those losses come Carl Zeitz. one of five mem- junketeers for licensure, said being crowned Miss New Jersey Saturday night. The 21-year-old Babyak from counterfeit cards. Babyak said bers of the casino commission, Zeitz T'entori State College student, a Uniontown. Pa resident and Miss A con artist using the scheme will There are people around who are said that he was angered by "Secondly, if it is true, or any Mercer County 1985, was chosen over 23 other contestants at the call his victim and say you have very talented in counterfeiting cur testimony before the Presidents part of it is true. I don't think Us selection n Deiran Next stop, the Miss America Pageant just won a prize and in order to make rency Its usually this group Ithe Commission on Organized Crime the kind of information that certain that prize is properly de- CM artists > that will counterfeit that four casinos are under should be exposed before a livered to you. we would like to credit cards too. said Babyak investigation by the state police federal fact-finding com- for using agents allegedly linked mission ' to organized crime to run free Zeitz said he may change his gambling trips, or junkets mind about voting on junket licenses if he is assured by the Juvenile car thieves, a la "Oliver Twist" That information has not been law enforcement authorities in- presented to the commission, volved that they are pursuing which is charged with granting investigations and attempting to Capt Joseph George was quoted as and still gathering evidence police wid permanent and temporary casino bring violators to justice EAST ORANGE .APi - Police saying in yesterday's editions of the George was quoted as saving Police said the youngsters work departments throughout northern Star-Ledger of Newark Police said interviews with some primarty tl night and normally steal and central New Jersey are zeroing Police Lt Pat Woods said yester- of the juveniles apprehended fur more than one vehicle per trip Once Tapes questioned in murder case in on a trime ring whose leaders day that police departments began to stealing cars showed that they were the cars are stolen they are ran- allegedly use juveniles to steal cars give special attention to car thefts being paid between $25 and $50 per sacked and stripped of the more OODBIRY IAPI - A William Buckman have in exchange for drugs or money, and several months ago when the stolen car Many chose drugs in lieu valuable parts Some of the vehicles Superior Court judge must challenged the admissibility of one investigators said the set-up number of such crimes increased of money, authorities said are then set on fire authorities said Wdecide this week whether the taped statement, requested reminded him of the gang of young dramatically in certain cities The ringleaders apparently use Others are driven to chop shops to admit as evidence in a capital that the trial be moved from the pickpockets in Oliver Twist " The ring.' based in this Essex juveniles because lhe> are easier to where they are dismantled and the County community, allegedly oper- murder trial a taped statement county courthouse here and de- The juveniles, some as young as recruit and cheaper U) hire Ihan iuti-> retold during which the defendant tells manded that the entire pool of ates in communities from Jersey veteran car thieves the report said 12. are instructed not only in how to City to Woodbridge. with particular police he used a firepoker to about 120 jury candidates be steal cars, but are supplied with Interviews with the youngsters Police officer! said they are bludgeon to death a 59-year-old disqualified emphasis on Essex, Passaic and many of whom have slopped cooper, frustrated because moit of the devices i» complete the thefts I'mon counties, police said woman after running out of information on escape routes and ating for fear of reprisals revealed youngsters do nol remain in custody In a time-saving move. Judge Authorities in East Orange said bullets while killing her husband Ernest Alvino had gathered 476 what t" do when confronted by some of the ring s idiosyncrasies. iong because of their ages the ringleaders are believed to be prospective jurors in a high police, accunng to a published the report said When it gets to the prosecution seasoned criminals in their late The defendant. Walter John- school auditorium so they could report For example, the juveniles are stage, nobody wants it." Newark son 26 of Glassboro. is awaiting all be addressed at once teens or early 20s Woods would not instructed to steal late-model cars, Detective Donald Walsh was quoted trial on charges he killed retired "It's a i lassie syndrome Just as comment on whether they had been preferably those made by General as saying You start to wonder mechanic Bruce Sharp. 63. and But the central issue during in Oliver Twist the kids have to identified or whether their arrests Motors They break into cars mainjy what good an arrest does if these his wife. Alice, during a burglary the pre-trial proceedings is the come back with something, if not a were imminent by using coat hangers or thin metal kids are thrown right back out into al their Pitman home on April 29 admissibility of the taped state- car then a woman's purse. ' police We re looking al a lot of people strips or break through windows. ihe streets again 1984 ment Johnson was arrested by his The defense attorneys have brother a Glassboro policeman, argued that their client took three days after the slayings and heroin a day before speaking to has been held on $1 million cash police and was still under the bail at the Gloucester Countv influence of the drug when the Jail statement was taped. They also Summer said he told police several times Since pre-trial proceedings got before taping began that he did under way in May. public de- not want to talk about the fenders jeffrev Wintrier and slayings Shoe Clearanc It's 9,240,000 steps from California EWARK IAPI - A 54-year- ebrated two birthdays old San Francisco woman Her trip ended on the Fourth of NIwho took 9.240.000 steps in 18 July at Liberty State Park in months to cross the L'nited States Jersey City, in the shadow of the says her marathon was the Statue of Liberty "most liberating thing" she ever As a result, she hopes to find did, despite a string of hardships a place in the Guiness Book of such as catching pneumonia and World Records as the first being shot by two youngsters woman to walk across the coun- Elena Hanuse. accompanied try and is writing a book. entitled by her red-haired doberman "Walk on the Positive Side " Bucky. took to the road on Near the end of the trip, Mrs January 4. 1984 because of a Hanuse and her husband Alex, "desire to communicate with the who drove the distance in a van largest number of people." she and handled logistics, decided to. said in a telephone interview sell their San Francisco home Saturday and now, "home is literally the world." she said "If I had done it in a car or a plane, it would have been lim- Her walk, during which she ited." she said logged an average of 15 miles a day, or 25.000 steps, took her During a 3.900-mile trek through California. Nevada. through 13 states, she wore out 19 Utah. Colorado. Kansas. Okla- pairs of sneakers addressed homa, Arkansas. Tennessee, Vir- more than 250 civic groups, gave ginia. Maryland, Washington pep talks to countless grade and DC, Pennsylvania. New Jersey high school students and cel- and New York
Church called an evil cult RENTON (APi - A jury The church members also are must decide this week if a accused of forcing one woman TNew Jersey minister used into involuntary servitude and what the prosecution describes the prosecution has alleged that as "psychological weaponry" to the minister expected his fol- transform his church into an evil lowers to work without pay at the cult and control a congregation in church-run "The Rev Thomas' three states through beatings, House of Chicken" in a run-down degradation and sex Trenton neighborhood and at During the two-week trial, similar restaurants in Akron. witnesses described being forced Ohio, and Miami. to strip for disciplinary rituals in which they were whipped with Lemuel H Blackburn Jr., de- belts and tree limbs One testi- fense attorney for the self- fied he was told that if his wife declared bishop - who started asked about the bleeding wounds forming congregations in 1969 - on his back and buttocks he told the jurors they were not to should say that "it was done in decide whether Thomas had a love." cult but whether the prosecution The Rev Wilbert Thomas Sr , had proved its criminal charges founder of the Christian Alliance against him. Holiness Church, his wife, son, 44 APPLE STREET TINTON FALLS daughter, daughter-in-law and Blackburn told the jury that off Shrewsbury Ave. at McDonalds six others face charges Including while some of the alleged acts 842-2727 including atrocious assault and may be "repulsive or disgusting battery, sexual assault and con- that does not automatically spiracy make them a crime " The Register NATION/WORLD MONDAY. JULY 6. 1985 NEWS DIGEST Convicts spending less time in jail
Pittsburgh's trolleys run no more of convicted murderers received life sentences. for 46.3 percent and other racial groups 1 percent By MERRILL HARTSON The median time served by those convicted of Whites served a median of 15 months for all ITTSBURGH I API - Elec- Pittsburgh was the first city in The Associated Press murder but not given life sentences was five offenses and blacks served a median of 18 months tricity that surged through about 20 years to take trolleys off WASHINGTON (AP) - Convicts released from years and nine months. The report said that "about half of this Pittsburgh's streetcar wires P downtown streets, according to state prisons in 1982 typically served 16 months difference can be attributed to the fact that a for 126 years was shut off Harold Geissenheimer, who help- behind bars, the shortest median confinement on The report did not provide a breakdown on how larger proportion of blacks had been imprisoned yesterday for the last time but ed build part of the line when he record, the Justice Department reported yester- many of the released murderers had served time for the most serious offenses carrying the longest not before trolley fans from was operations director for the day. for first-degree murder, second-degree murder, sentences " across the country took a final or involuntary manslaughter Port Authority Transit of Al- State prison stays were shortened even though ride The rate of admissions — 9 8 per 10,000 people legheny County confinements that year, in proportion to the "I was a trolley (an back in the The report also said: - was up from 9.0 per 10,000 in 1981, yet the PAT ended its downtown overall population, were at an all-time high of 9.8 50s when I was a kid." said Walt —The drop in median time served since 1926 average duration of confinement was down streetcar operations after dedi- people out of every 10,000. Stal.i of Columbus. Ohio, who cating a 1 1-mile downtown was six months for robberies and burglaries and grew up in nearby Carnegie. "I subway system Wednesday. Re- "Time served in prison has been dropping seven months for thefts "We've seen a substantial increase in ad- suppose it's the end of an era. built trolleys, the IMOs-vintage during the past half century," said Steven R. missions which means that more people are —About half of all convicted rapists released that kind of thing " cars known as PCCs, will run Schlesinger, director of the Bureau of Justice being subjected to prison relative to the general from prison in 1982 served three years of less Slafa was among about 150 underground Statistics, which released the report based on a population," said Lawrence A. Greenfeld. a —Burglary and robbery were the most preva- people who signed up Saturday The last above-ground trip, the survey of prisons in 29 states and the District of bureau analyit. for a five-hour charter run by the Columbia. lent offenses for which people were sent to prison 471. to Library, left town crowded as these two crimes accounted for 49.5 percent Arden Trolley Museum The with rail fans at 1 a.m. "The median rconfinement period) was 19 "That ... would certainly suggest thai there other fans included a couple who months in 1926. and the 16-month median for all of black inmate admissions and 43.2 percent of may be many offenders who ... may be entering Old streetcar systems survive white inmate admissions spent part of their honeymoon on in six cities - Philadelphia, offenses in 1982 was an historic low." he said prisons, who in prior years might not have been a trolley and people affiliated —Males accounted for 94.2 percent of those entering prison," he said. which operates about 200 street- admitted to state prisons in 1982. with railroad and trolley mu- cars. Boston. Cleveland. New The findings were drawn from an analysis of Greenfeld said that "many of the states seums across the country Orleans. Newark and San Fran- the time served by 157,000 inmates released from —Only about 3 percent of those who entered (prisons) in 1982 were substantially overcrowded cisco. Geissenheimer said state prisons in 1982 The study showed, among other things, that prison in 1982 had received a life sentence, two- and there were court orders relating to those about half the murderers released from state thirds of which were imposed for murder crowded conditions. ... A number of states found Top court justice wants substitutes prisons in 1982 had served less than six years. —Whites constituted 52.8 percent of those it necessary to reduce (prison) population to meet But the report also noted that nearly 50 percent admitted to state prisons while blacks accounted the capacity requirements they had available " ASHINGTON IAPI - Su- automatically uphold a lower preme Court Justice John court's ruling in the particular W Paul Stevens suggested case but set no national prece- yesterday thai tie voles on Ihe dents The court routinely issues 1*****4 Fashion First-Savings Always nation's highest court could be one-line affirmances when so avoided by calling on retired deadlocked justices to substitute for absent Stevens pointedly criticized a members of the bench recent decision announced by the It might make a good deal of court that effectively denies sense to have a justice in veterans the right to legal help reserve when one of the court's when seeking military-connected nine members misses a cue benefits because of 'an occasional illness The court upheld an 1862 law or disqualification. Stevens told that bars veterans from paying the lawyers at the American Bar lawyers more than $10 to rep- Association convention resent them in disputes with the In its just-completed 1984-85 Veterans Administration DH*RTMIMT STORE term, the Supreme Court dis- Stevens who dissented from posed of a record eight cases by the decision, said. "One of the 44 APPLE ST. TIHTON FALLS ••4 votes when Justice Lewis t most disturbing suggestions is Powell did not participate Pow- that maybe lawyers do more ell missed two months of the harm than good It really nine-month term while re- troubles me to have it thought cuperating from cancer surgery that a lawyers participation Tie votes by the justices could hurt " this Reagan wants chemical weapons ASHINGTON (API -With the only major weapon thus far Save in every Congress returning this denied him as part of his admin- Wweek to try to agree on a istration s Pentagon build-up Pentagon spending bill. Presi- The 229196 approval by Ihe Kinkel's department dent Reagan may soon learn Democratic-controlled House COAT DEPT SHOE OEPT whether he will win the approval came during consideration of a SUIT DEPT CHILDREN'S DEPT he wants to build new I'S huge bill authorizing most of the JUNIOR OEPT INFANTS & chemical weapons Pentagon s proposed »292 billion CONTEMPORARY TODDLERS DEPT Both the House and Senate last budget next year DEPT MEN/YOUNG MEN SWIMWEAR DEPT OEPT month approved renewed pro- Earlier the Republican-con- duction of nerve gases but the FASHION BOYS OEPT trolled Senate voted 50-46 in CLEARANCE ACCESSORY DEPT House proposal contains restric- favor of nerve gas production as tions that make it improbable the it approved a 1302 billion Pen- weapons would ever be built tagon spending plan Even with those limitations the House vote was a major Now me two chambers will victory for Reagan after three appoint a conference committee years of voting against chemical to try to work out differences, weapons by large margins And it with nerve gas one of the main finally gave him a go-ahead for sticking points Amtrak train derails; 81 are hurt
LMIRA Idaho .APi - Am was operating He said the train Irak » Sealtleto-Chicagi) was carrying 248 passengers and EEmpire Bu.lder passenger a crew of 19 train, barreling along al 70 mph Kallio said Ihe track where the jumped the tracks near this town derailment occurred was rated in the northern lip of Idaho early for speeds up to 79 mph and it yesterday injuring at least 81 appeared the train was doing 70 av*ay people mph at Ihe lime of Ihe wreck All but the last car of Ihe 12- The cause of the derailment car train left Ihe tracks around was not yet known, he said clear 2 15 a m and six coaches 'two .Honner General Hospital in baggage and crew cars and both Sandpoint. about 16 miles south locomotives turned onto their of the derailment site, treated 76 sides, said Howard Kallio. people in its emergency room, spokesman for Burlinglon North- with 12 admitted for observation, ern railroad, on whose tracks it said nursing supervisor Betty Jo Wood Chinese siesta comes back oUBsueW. ,asW0BS EKING i APi - The govern- hour and the working day & Summw ment has relented in the shortened Later the directive Sft\n|) Psummer heat and at least was applied in other cities partially restored the Chinese Many people complained and entire tamous' midday nap (or office workers, soon began stretching their lunch the official Xinhua news agency hour as in Ihe past so they could said yesterday have their nap. called "xiuxi " \W Last December the state A new circular reported by wW tamtt)l council seeking greater efficien- Xinhua says that from June 1 to tor ft« * cy, called a halt to the traditional Sept 30. lunch breaks can be SAVE two-hour lunch break (or more extended to 1 >i hours because of than 60.000 government office the summer heat workers in Peking who were Temperatures are in the 80s accustomed to snoozing after and 90s throughout the Peking lunch summer and most offices are not The interval was reduced to an air-conditioned R1C* Madonna winds up in 'Penthouse'
EW YORK I APi - Explicit number of Madonna nudes (that i surfaced all at once ' He said OMt*»» nude photographs of rock s >i star Madonna will be spread photos of the singer-actress N came from photography over 17 pages of a forthcoming \bc\ear issue of Penthouse Magazine, teachers, their students, amateurs and professionals. No is^ r.&^* editor and publisher Bob Guc- cione said yesterday publication date has been set 55 Madonna, whose full name is "The pictures were taken in Madonna Louise Veronica Cic- 1979 when she was living in New cone, gained her fame — and York and working as a pro- helped set the fashion agenda JSSSB fessional figure model She is among the young this year — for completely nude and the pictures wearing lacy underclothes, ruby- are fully explicit," Guccionesaid red lipstick and displaying her in a statement. belly button in videos from her Guccione said he selected only rock hits. "Like A Virgin" and "the very best" of a "great "Material Girl." Search on for vanished girl
DNTANA. Calif iAPi - Some 50 deputies inspected a Authorities searched on foot, four-square-mile area Friday 44 Fhorseback and by helicopter and Saturday For Melissa Lynn TsL for a 10-year-old girl who van- Wakefield of Fontana. who was ished from her bedroom in the last seen in her home at 3 am sgss^ IEMT STORE middle of the night Friday. [Matl»tCat MONDAY. JULY 8. 1985 6A OPINION OURS Reagan cannot stumble at summit t's good news, we suppose, that Khrushchev completely misread Ken- I President Reagan and Soviet leader nedy, sizing up the youthful president Mikhail Gorbachev have agreed to as weak and indecisive; as someone get together. It is always worthwhile who could be pushed around. for adversaries to sit down and talk, To his ultimate chagrin, even if they really have nothing to say Khrushchev was wrong. His mis- to each other. calculation eventually cost him his But the planned Reagan-Gorbachev job — and nearly led to nuclear summit meeting scheduled for No- holocaust. Such are the hazards of vember in Geneva should not raise super-power summitry. vas ta^ false hopes. Although critics of Re- Although Reagan is widely ac- agan — and proponents of super- knowledged to be the Great Com- power summitry — have been municator of contemporary politics, screaming for years that a meeting he is not considered to be adept in one- such as this should be held, they have on-one situations. According to his never told us what, if anything, a U.S.- critics, Reagan has trouble keeping Soviet summit is expected to ac- his facts straight; he tends to drift "ItUVUfON complish. from the subject at hand; he says There are those, sad to say, who things that are better left unsaid. believe that if you maintain constant As a negotiator, these critics con- communication with the Soviet Union, tend, Reagan is a great movie actor. the big Red bear will somehow roll Unrest stirring south of the border over and play dead. The pro-summit It's extremely important, then, that the president not give Gorbachev the WASHINGTON - Not in many years have upcoming Mexican midterm elections (held But the Mexican leaders were worried crowd rarely acknowledges that the relations between the U.S. and Mexican yesterday) in which the opposition National about the violence that was sure to erupt if Soviet Union welshes on every deal it wrong impression. Reagan must governments been a> cool as they are today. Action Part - or PAN - was expected to win PAN'S candidates were cheated out of their come off as a strong leader, but one Ironically, this estrangement comes at a victories In the old days, before PAN ever makes, breaks every treaty it emerged as a viable opposition party, the ever signs and lies through its who is reasonable and flexible. He time when economic and cultural ties must demonstrate that his hand, and between the American and Mexican peoples PRI would have had nothing to worry about collective teeth every time it sits are closer than ever But disturbances have broken out in recent down at the conference table. only his, steers the ship of state. A fundamental trouble seems to be that Jack Anderson years when vote fraud had been too obvious Even so. what can it hurt to do a Reagan cannot afford to stumble in U.S. and Mexican leaders simply don't According to a top-secret US intelligence little talking? this summit conference, for there understand each other. No more startling two or three of seven governorships at stake report on de la Madrid! strategy meeting, may be no more of them; it was hard proof of this could be imagined than the in northern Mexico The president and his one of the two Cabinet ministers made an Reagan is calling the summit "an private conversation Mexican President aides were discussing the usual steps that astonishing suggestion Perhaps the restive opportunity to chart a course for the enough to arrange this one. The Miguel de la Madrid had with two of his top could be taken to steal the election for their northern states would secede from Mexico future," and it certainly could be such impressions that are made in Geneva aides late last year. Institutional Revolutionary Party — PRI - and join the United States Far from being next November will be lasting ones. They weren't discussing II S -Mexican which has had a virtual monopoly of political pooh-poohed, this off-the-wall scenario was an opportunity. The problem is, just relations directly The subject was the power for more than 90 years. seconded by de la Madrid whose course will we follow once it is There is much for Reagan and charted? Theirs, or ours? Gorbachev to discuss, of course: Gorbachev has been touted as the nuclear arms control; international Soviet Union's John F. Kennedy, a terrorism, and the Soviet Union's role relatively young and vital statesman in it; the mutual dependence of our We're playing dangerous game in a nation long burdened with stodgy, nations in economic matters; human rights; the never-ceasing struggle In logic classes, people are taught to avoid about to be married Is the conversion together should occasion the rethinking of aged and sickly leadership. Reagan is 1 between democracy and Communism. the fallacy of post hoc, ergo propter hoc: sincere or just a social ingratution ' Who one's relations to others in an eternal light old. but he doesn't know it. How will Most murders occur after the sun goes down really knows? Does even the converted The agenda is full. Similarly, it would be inhuman to think the these two get along? — but they do not occur because the sun goes person'' In such cases, a healthy skepticism Israelis were callous toward their American What will they talk about? Will they If we were betting, we would wager down. On the other hand, some sequences are would suspect some connection between the friends and our plight, and have not been understand each other? Will one of that nothing of substance comes out of causal. The dew dries after sunrise because seeking a way to ease it — albeit one that this meeting. Important decisions are the sun has risen. preserves surface appearances for both them get the upper hand early on and The difference between these two cases, sides Is this hypocrisy'1 No more than the take undue advantage? rarely made in such an enviomment. you will notice, involves a difference between granting of a presumptive sincerity to It is said that the groundwork for But policy aside, the summit could a process of nature (the arrival of heat and Garry Wills wedding-eve conversions (along with pointed be crucial, for it can set the tone for dehydration) and one involving human reservations about any lack of "linkage ") the 1962 Cuban missile crisis was laid motives (murder at a time when secrecy, So it is both a diplomatic game and a little during a a disastrous summit meeting U.S.-Soviet relations — at least for the fatigue, enclosure and intoxication are all two events, even if it is not simply and solely more But it is a dangerous game as well The next three and half years, and perhaps greater) So the presence of darkness is a a causal connection between Kennedy and Soviet Premier lives of others do not. normally, depend on factor in the rise of the murder rate after the So we come to the release of Israel's Nikita Khrushchev. It seems for many years to come. whether one submits to a "shotgun mar- sun goes down, even if that event is not the Lebanese detainees It is post the release ol riage." even if one's own doe* Certainly direct cause American hostages Does it therefore follow'' We are told that it does not. since the captors death is not the coercive threat when one The connection between outside influence meant to free these prisoners anyway Tht converts to the religion of a spouse But the and human motive is always hard to calibrate man who converts to Judaism or Catholicism lives of our remaining seven hostages may with accuracy. What, for instance, was the OTHERS' just before marrying a Jewish or Catholic depend on Syria's ability to show that it can reality in a situation I am told is now woman can tell the world, and himself, that placate Americans without knuckling under disappearing, the fabled "shotgun wedding"? — i.e.. that it got something in return, if only he would have done it anyway, the religion's Did the father really have to threaten with the accelerated release of Israel i prisoners a shotgun, or would a revolver do as well? claims being so fully acknowledged by him This is only a possibility But is it a States hit sales tax evasion Or was the man coerced simply by pleas from now Maybe the impending marriage concen- posiibilty Israel wants to ignore, or the a pregnant woman, or by her threat to reveal trated his mind on those merits, without results of which it could calmly abide'' The his dalliance, or by his guilt over his causing him to acknowledge them ew York and New Jersey have comply. surface appearances are already sufficiently treatment of her, or by the desire to retain But most people, if they are honest with begun a commendable collabora- To begin with, those who refuse will transparent The release post hoc is already the esteem of his own parents or colleagues, NItion to hunt down evaders of sales themselves, will suppose a more than casual, partly propter hoc, at least in timing We all be audited more often. In addition, or by all of these and some measure of even if not exclusively causal, link here know that. So let's gel on with it. before it and use taxes. Together, in what affection as well? they'll learn that sales tax evasion is Indeed, it would be inhuman not to. is too late to do the good that is obviously many consumers consider an innocent more likely to be detected. With the A spouse adopts the religion of the person Presumably, the love and plans for a life intended cat-and-mouse game, they lose about two states sharing information, con- (100 million a year. Interstate cooper- sumers who purchase, say, furniture ation is the only way to stop it. in New Jersey without paying New The main weapon will be infor- York's use tax would be swiftly YOURS mation-sharing. A New Yorker who prosecuted. And that would hardly buys goods in New Jersey for delivery endear the merchant to-the customer. Don't tax credit unions society that other financial institutions were capability to engage U S naval warships. to bis New York home is exempt from Collecting the use tax up front would unwilling to serve. For SO years, credit unions their only avenue for reprisal was and still have provided millions of Americans with the New Jersey's sales tax, and vice be a cheaper way to keep good will. To the Editor: is "terrorism " In this manner, the various versa. But he is liable for a New York The Reagan administration's recently means — low-cost loans and competitive "terrorist" groups have razed American released tax reform plan contains a little- returns on savings — to improve their diplomatic and military strongholds in use tax" that is identical to the sales The new compact won't stop all frauds, like the one alleged in a known suggestion that should alarm con- financial well-being. This is no time to be Beirut, resulting in the deaths of American levy But few purchasers know about sumers in New Jersey, a proposal that is at making it more difficult. diplomatic and military personnel They the use tax and the authorities can't pending case against Cartier. The odds with the president's intent that tax CittwrjMi L WUr kidnapped and are still holding seven other collect on transactions they don't Fifth Avenue jeweler is accused, of reform benefit working Americans. American citizens, and. just recently, hi- helping New York customers evade The president's tax advisors want Congress jacked this TWA flight from Athens to Rome know about. to tax the nation's 3,700 largest credit unions Rumton These acts that we Americana label "ter- Now each state's tax department sales taxes by shipping empty boxes — those with assets of at least 15 million. If rorist" are responses to the destruction of the will ask merchants to collect the other to phony out-of-state addresses, then Congress goes along with this plan, the more Lebanese countryside and its people by letting customers walk out with the than 37 million Americans nationwide who Lesson from recent history American military might. They are not state's use taxes on all out-of-state belong to these credit unions will find isolated examples of insanity Rather, they real article. But if New York and New To the Editor: deliveries. They must ask rather than tnemselves facing higher rates on loans, are an Integral part of the continually Relief. After seventeen long days of Jersey can recapture evan a tenth of lower returns on savings and new or steeper spinning wheel of violence in Lebanon order because the Constitution forbids captivity aboard TWA flight M7, the thirty- fees for services. Taxation of credit unions requiring a merchant to collect taxes the revenue that now eludes them, the nine American hostages in Beirut, Lebanon In the final analysis, the blame and would reverse a 48-year-old public policy of effort would be worthwhile. If they are free. They can now continue their lives responsibility for the recent American for a state in which he has no exempting these non-profit financial cooper- unentangled in Middle East politics. This foreign policy setbacks and loss of human life "business presence." The merchants can reach similar agreements with atives from federal income taxes. saga is over and, fortunately, has a happy in Lebanon rests partly on the Reagan Connecticut, Pennsylvania and other Credit unions will face a Hobson's choice can refuse, but New York's Tax ending for the surviving hostages and their Administration's political shoulders through if Congress adopts this idea. Since credit Commissioner. Roderick Chu, thinks nearby states, it will be even more so. families. The hostages wrenching ordeal is its naval bombardments and its complicity in unions have no profits, they face two options. The New York Times behind them, and I hope that this nightmare Israel's decision to invade southern Lebanon they'll have powerful reasons to They can reduce the in-house financial safety will not haunt them in the future. and continue on to Beirut cushion that credit unions Individually main- In order to avoid these precarious and However, before anyone applauds the tain to protect members' deposits against deadly situations in the future, American Reagan administration's diplomatic efforts unexpected changes in the economy and foreign policy-makers must realize the for their release, I strongly believe that it marketplace. Or they can reduce the quality profound impact and reverberations of their Who's going to tell Lester? was this administration's foreign-policy and affordability of their services, actions before they execute them. If not. all error almost two years ago that contributed the security in the world will not prevent Taxation would increase the pressure on to and cultivated the hostile conditions in cientists at Cornell University part of Africa, had become squashed other American citizens from becoming credit unions to eliminate free and un- which this latest hijacking took place. The targets of "terrorism." believe they have discovered the onto North America. profitable services like small loans, financial American naval bombardment by the New Sspot where the North American counseling, small checking (share draft) MM PMI Mirtltl This is all very fascinating, but Jersey in the fall of 1063 added considerably and African continents collided 250 accounts or free share draft accounts. to the vehement anti-American sentiment in Little Silver who's going to tell Lester Maddox he's Taxation would alter credit unions' sound- Lebanon, and indirectly contributed to this million years ago. When they separ- ness or their services. Either way, the an African? recent crisis. These calculated "surgical" ated 50 million years later, Florida working people of this country lose as naval strikes were directed primarily at Support President Reagan and South Georgia, whicn had been consumers, but also as taxpayers. Taxation Philadelphia Dally News Druse militiamen's strongholds, but they also To the Editor: would greatly diminish credit. Taxation devasted the dwellings of Shiite civilians. The would alter credit unions' soundness or their Let me just say that I, like all other reaction by these human targets to American Americans am very happy for the release of services. Either way, the working people of shrapnel was predictable. Their wrath this country lose as consumers, but also as the 39 ex-hostages from Lebanon. However, toward the United States, American-backed as President Reagan has said, there is no taxpayers. Taxation would greatly diminish Maronite Christians, and the US.') unwaver- credit unions' ability and willingness to take time for celebration. Seven Americans are ing ally, Israel, Intensified. After these still being held in Lebanon. I call upon all The Register care of their own problems. In return for bombings and the Reagan administration's their tax dollars, this self-sufficient, healthy Americans to support the President in incorrect decision to deploy American attempting to obtain their freedom. We must Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register group of financial institutions could, like marines, the opponents and skeptics of not forget them. A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper other tax-paying institutions, begin to look to American foreign policy in Lebanon were I also call upon all Americans, including the government for bailouts of one sort or certain about which side the American Monmouth County residents, to support GEORGE J. LISTER another. government decided to back. Whatever the arguments for tax reform in President Reagan in whatever actions he President and Publisher It was only a matter of time before these general, it makes little economic or social decides to take against this disgusting disenfranchised and enraged groups in Leba- sense to tax credit unions. Credit unions have absurdity: Terrorism. 'H Thompson Charles C Tnblehom Jane Foderaro non struck back. Since groups such as the E Sunday Editor City Editor provided financial dignity to a segment of EMwrJ.entaaJr. Druse and the Shiltes lack the military JULY 8, 1985 The Begiaier Th_ Trevonian B. Crawford OBITUARY Trevonian B. Crawford, 80, of Lightning sparks additional Western blazes Crnrtort. TrtvMlm I. Middletown. died Saturday In the Medi Center, Red Bank. D«M. LMIM LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ex- lUNHn, Gwrp W. Bom in Holmdel, Mr. Crawford had been a resident of Middletown. hausted fire crews yesterday fought Lallni. Aali He was a real estate agent and two blazes that have scorched more represented several local firms than 130,000 acres in Southern Cali- He wai a descendant of the Earl fornia, the largest among hundreds of Crawford of Scotland, and John of wildfires that have consumed Antonio Latini Bowne, one of the Monmouth patent- more than 250,000 acres in the West ees. Lightning blazet over the weekend Anlonio Latini. 65, of Keansburg, Mr. Crawford was a former added to the fires which, since June died Friday in Bayshore Community member of the Middletown Board of 27, have alto claimed three lives and Hospital. Holmdcl Education. left more than 130 homes in ruins. Besides California, firefighters Mr Latini was a lifelong resident Survivng are his wife, Ida Hildebrand Crawford; a daughter, were busy in Idaho, Montana, Ne- of Keansburg. braska, Nevada, New Mexico, Or- Mr. Latini served 21 years as an Mrs. Susan Derencsenyi of San Francisco, Calif; and a sister, Druie egon, Washington, Wyoming and electronic technician with the Feder- British Columbia. al Aviation Adminstration, New Bair of Belford. The John P. Condon Funeral Out-of-state firefighters were York City, before retiring in 1»7«. called in to help with fires in Heserved more than 11 ye»ri in Home, Atlantic Highlands. If In charge of arrangements California, Washington and Idaho. the US Navy. Teamt from New York, Michigan Mr Latini was a communicant of and Arkansas were on the fire lines SI Ann's Roman Catholic Church, George W. Labagnara or due to arrive Sunday. Keansburg An arson-caused blaze that has He was the son of the late Carlo George W. Labagnara, 70. of the scorched 82,500 acres in the Los and Fortuna Latini Leonardo section of Middletown. Padres National Forest near Ojai, 85 Surviving are three sisters, Melin- died Saturday in Riverview Medical miles northwest of Lot Angeles, was da Latini and Elena Latini. both of Center, Red Bank. declared SO percent contained Sun- Keansburg, and Mrs Rose Hauser of Born in Medford, Mass., Mr. day. Hazlet. six nephews and two nieces Labagnara had resided in Leonardo A fire near Santa Margarita Lake The John J Ryan Home for for the past 30 yean. in San Luis Obispo County was Funerals. Keansburg. is in charge of He was a U.S. Navy veteran of declared 50 percent contained Satur- arrangements both World War II and the Korean day, but by yesterday it had grown War and served as a chief petty from 38,000 to 52,000 acres and had ASSOCIATED PRESS Lena M. Dunn officer burned at least five homes. He retired in 1977, after 22 years On Saturday, lightning ignited BURNED BENZ - The burned body of a Lena M Dunn. 68. of the Port as a meat manager for Finast food three new fires in Monterey County fire, which authorities believe to be arson, Monmouth section of Middletown, stores. and four additional blazes in San Mercedes Benz automobile lies along a street in the destroyed more than 50 homes and claimed three dieU yesterday in the Beachview Mr. Labagnara wai a communi- Luit Obispo County Baldwin Hills section of Los Angeles as chimneys lives earlier this week. Nursing Home. Keansburg cant of St. Agnes Roman Catholic In Ojai, where the Wheeler Ca- from tire-destroyed homes dot the background. A Born in Irvington. Mrs Dunn had Church, Atlantic Highlands nyon fire destroyed 12 homes and been a resident of Middletown. He was a member of the Middle- damaged seven, leveled 37 outbuild- She was a licensed practical town Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post ings and charred 13 million in Since the blaze was deliberately million in damage. But like the Suspected arson fires caused an nurse 2179. the Middletown Elks Club 2179, orchards, firefighting costs soared to set on July 1. more than 5,000 people Wheeler fire, loss of valuable water- estimated $32.6 million in those Mrs Dunn was a communicant of and the Atlantic Highland* Yacht $3.7 million, said U.S. Forest Service have been evacuated from the area shed remained the heaviest threat areas, including a June 30 blaze that St Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Club spokeswoman Susan Mockenhaupt around the communities of Ojai and Sunday. burned 65 homes in the Normal Middletnwn Surviving are his wife, Isabelle "It it a sleeping giant." she said Carpimeria, but everyone has been i The cause of that blaze remains Heights area of San Diego County. Her husband Joseph Dunn, died in Sheridan Labagnara; two sons, John The arson-caused blaze was declared allowed back home, Ms. under investigation, as do most of Across the Canadian border in 1974 Labagnara of Toms River, and 50 percent contained Sunday, but "is Mockenhaupt said. the fires that have ravaged Cali- British Columbia, firefighters re- Surviving are two sons. Kevin George Battista of California; a burning up into critical watershed Over 1.800 firefighters were battl- fornia since June 27 But firefighters ported 515 wildfires around the Dunn of Port Mnnmouth. and Robert brother. Lawrence Labagnara of for the area We are trying to get a ing the Los Pilitat fire in San Luis have determined that several of province, with about 40 raging out of Dunn of Union Beach, a daughter, Massachusetts; two sisters, Mrs line around it Temperatures have Obispo County, which was declared them, including a Baldwin Hills control. Fires so far have destroyed (oreen Rigney of Rumton: two Theresa Tomeo and Mrs Rita cooled, but the fog hat kept our 50 percent contained Saturday By wildfire in Los Angeles that killed 360,620 acres of forest in the Can- brothers John and Joseph Adubato. Decarlo. both of Massachusetts; and helicopters on the ground. Now it's Sunday morning, the area burned three people, destroyed 48 homes adian province. both of Port Monmouth. and five two grandchildren getting warmer, so we really have had jumped from 38.000 acres to and damaged 18, were the work of grandchildren Posten's Funeral Home. Atlantic only today to secure that line," she 52,000 acres, the fire had leveled at arsonists. In Montana, a fire in the central The s, ,iit Funeral Home. Belford. Highlands, is in charge of arrange laid least five homes and an estimated California Gov. George Deu- part of the state more than tripled is in charge of arrangements menu At least 2,600 firefighters worked control time was scrapped kmejian has asked President Reagan its size overnight to 10,500 acres by yesterday to contain the fire, which The fire forced evacuation of 4,700 to declare the city of Los Angeles creating a giant heat cloud that is burning in Ventura and Santa people, mostly campers, destroyed and San Diego County disaster sucked embers into the sky, U.S. Stanley E. Wainwright Barbara counties, 40 miles east of five homes and three other buildings areas, so fire victims could apply for Forest Service officials reported President Reagan's ranch. and caused an estimated $2.75 federal aid yesterday. Stanley E Wainwright II. 3 weeks of Eatontown; his maternal grand- old. of Kaiontown. died Tuesday of father. Stanley Wainwright of Red in Monmouth Medical Center. Lang Bank, his maternal grandmother. Branch Joan Wainwright of Eatontown. and his maternal great-grandmother, It really was a mastodon Surviving are his mother. Zenora Mildred J Hicks of Eatontown. Nation's holiday traffic A Wainwright of Eatontown. two The Chllds Funeral Home. Red sisters. Srhameka and Finesse, both Bank, is in charge of arrangements in her yard, says expert death toll climbs to 389 exhibit were from northern New Jersey council had said last week that Beaches * J0MMU (AP) At the long Fourth of between 580 and 680 people could The Associated Press "This would very much be a point July weekend neared an end be killed. Continued from Pag* 1A coats us money," Freeman said MANTUA (AP) - A 28-year-old of interest." she said. "An immature yesterday, more than 380 people During the last four-day The advocate's office hat issued a woman knew the was looking at specimen may be very Important " had died in traffic accidents on Fourth of July holiday period — tion that dry sand also must be open warning to one town to far Bradley the nation's roads something strange when she taw a Harper said the southern New in 1971 — traffic accidents killed to visitors, opening up broader Beach wit told that It it not allowed mammoth jaw bone sticking out of Jersey tundra wai a lively stomping The count, which began at 6 712 people and injured 31,000, the access to the water to give out free passes to reiident the red clay of a trench in her yard, grounds for prehistoric mammals p.m. Wednesday, last night at council said. Some towns could also be charging children and then charge non-resi- but the didn't immediately call about 10.000 years ago. He said the midnight, local time. Council spokeswoman Barbara high fees to help earn revenue to dent children under II to use the authorities for fear of being dis- mammals ate twigs, leaves and The toll at 3 p.m. EDT yester- Carrara said this year's estimate balance the budget, another practice beach missed as "a looney." day was 389, substantially below wai lower than the 1978 toll that may be illegal. Shapiro said. other vegetation until the so-called In Seaside Hetfhta, a day at the Wisconsin Glacier approached its the National Safety Council esti- because of increased awareness In Spring Lake, where M buys a beach costs 12 on weekends and II on So Midge Dickinson called a mate of traffic accident deaths of seat-belt use and campaigns day pass on weekends and IS on neighbor over to view the find. As southern stopping point near Tren- weekdays, a far cry from Bay ton. during the four-day weekend. The against drunken driving. weekdays, town Administrator Head's H they brushed away more dirt, what Theodore Freeman, Jr said beach "Some of the places north of us began to emerge were the skeletal All plant life and animal life, fees raise more than 1300.000 a year charge prices that are exorbitant." remains of what a Glasiboro State unless they got away, froze to He said the budget allots $109,700 said Capt John Boyd, who heads the College archeology professor said death," said Harper, who serves as for beach maintenance and $213,700 town's beach patrol. "We're not could be a prehistoric mastodon, a Gloucester County historian. for operations, including lifeguards, interested in reducing the crowds. 10-foot tall shaggy beast that roamed Remnants of the era. including office staff and supplies We have plenty of room for every- the frozen tundra of southern New several mastodon skeletons, have Running the beach "probably body." he said Jersey 10,000 years ago. been found throughout the region. "I didn't want to make something But Harper said most of the skel- out of nothing. > wanted someone lltf iele VACUUM CLEANERS I etons have been discovered from else to tell me," Ma. Dickinson said deep excavations, such as mining Boats of her early apprehension. operations ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF The yard alongside her trailer Continued from Page 1A He said it would be very unusual to the marina and helps her operate already looked like something of an river is brackish and at this end you to find a mastodon skeleton two feet the marina, which now has approx- archeological dig, with linear re- get the runoff from Lincroft and you below the surface, such as the imately 30 slips Many of the slips cesses of earth carved out for a new can catch a lot of different things " creature Ms. Dickinson has affec- are used by private boat owners, the water line. The fint traces of the CLEANING « SUPPLIES Maher said that many of her tionatly named "Rex." And nobody laid. skeleton were exposed after a rain- patrons are Portuguese people who is more surprised than Ms. are especially fond of bobbing for During the 17 yean the hat storm Monday, she said. operated the marina, Maher said she Dickinson, who might have to wait as*RED BANKS ONLY DEALER eels In the Navesink "The fint night I was scared to several more weeks to fill in the For bait, they use night crawlers, has teen the quality of water In the FEATURING • POWER • LIGHTWEIGHT river improve. death," she said. trenches around her water pipes sand worms, blood worms threaded while scientists and curious neigh- • EXCLUSIVE OPTIONS "The river hat been cleaned up Mi. Dickinson explained that she together into a kind of ball attached bors mill about her yard. • SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE • to a string, the said. and It now probably cleaner than it had Invited tome friends over for a used to be." the said "There hain't campfire near the trench that night "For five months I was living off Stop In tor a demonstration ot "The bait it threaded together in Germany's 01 Vacuum the same way you would thread a been red tide In over (wo yean." The gathering produced the requisite my neighbor's hose after my well necklets," she said Red tide it an aquatic organism horror stories, with speculation that ran dry," she said. "I'm just glad to she might have raised the ire of evil "We also get a lot of families, which limits fish and plant life. have water " 116 Oakland St., Red Bank 842-6019 spirits with her disturbance of the some of which have been coming for "People come from at far off as remains of an ancient creature. years. " she said. "I've had some Freehold and Lakewood to get our families that used to bring their kids live gran shrimp," the said. "Not "I told them I didn't want to hear here in 1968. Now the kidt are grown many people know how to keep them any more spooky stories." she said. up and they bring their kidt." Maher alive." "I brought the dog Inside with me, has operated the marina since 19(8. The grass shrimp live In the tall locked up all the doors and windows Even for those who don't like to river grass around the Swimlng and went to bed." fish, a trip in a row boat along the River, the laid. They are small green bugs which resemble shrimp By the end of the week, her Navesink and Swimming rivers can collection included a pair of tusks, be fun. The marina it open from May to teeth the size of Zippo lighters and • FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS Circumnavigating Red Bank in a November, depending on the weather, according to Maher. thigh bones too large to interest the boat provides one with a new neighborhood dogs. • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION perspective on the town. The Coastal "We're trying this year to have a Office building looms up as one biggest crab contest." the said "So Robert Harper, a professor of paddles under the Copper's Bridge. far, the biggest one has been 6 va history and archeology at Glassboro Next to it. the steel frame of the Inches." State College, said the size of the Oyster Point Hotel it almost com- "It's a fun place something dif- skeleton, the alignment of the teeth plete Further down, where the river ferent happens here every day," and the tusks suggested they belong turns at the Molly Pitcher Inn, a Maher said yesterday. to a young mastodon. The jaw series of expensive Victorian-style measured 16 inches to the point condominiums called the Bluffs, are where it was deteriorated away. MIDDLETOWN Rowm by lob Goodman almost finished "That it not the typical size of a Flortot * Ganira Craterr MUM. IUM • LM «MM, HeMei Gibson mends 749 Hwy 35, Middletowdd n The Swimming River, which horse or cow," Harper said, his tape All mj|or credit earth accepted by phone fronts on Red Banks westtide, is measure extended along the skull, 67L25O7 787-0049 much less developed, though. Here, which wai still protruding from the Hwy. 35. Middletown Phone orden accepted with credn card 671-0346 looking from the river, Red Bank from appendix earth, along with a leg bone and a W» Dallnr Every Bloomln Thing almost appears as it mutt have curving vertebra. year's ago, before it was developed. Flowers Speak From the Heart World-Wide Wire Service Sayrewoods Florist II operation Ml. Dickinson said she would 114 Main St.. Matawan The smoky, ghost-like shape of an KOCH Florist & Gifts (ACCOM from Jerry Bayer'! Restaurant) leave the balance of the excavation RIVERVIEW FLORIST occasional run down boat house or 1870 Hwy. 35, Middletown, N J 07748 ramp, and rusting swing sets are NEWARK (AP) - Mayor Kenneth to researchers from the New Jersey Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 State Museum in Trenton, which has 671-0744 about all that can be seen through A. Gibson continued recovering yes- Middletowns Finest" 741-2685 n JW. Front St. HO Stnd FtMn MrorftfMoe' the tall river grass along the terday from emergency surgery for expressed an interest in acquiring C. Du Bust n.d Sank, N.J. 07701 Ma/or Credit Card! Accepted Swimming River appendicitis, officials said. the bones The museum specialists may also be able to quickly de- The steel structure that used to Deborah Bampton, spokeswoman Attention Florist! Your lull xrvice florins - We care house the Eisner Building's 102-foot- for Newark Beth Israel Hospital, termine the origin of the bones, Harper said. Apple high water tower also looms over the said the 54-year-old mayor wai at Order your special ad Colonial Flowers Bogy Shop river the office in city hall at about 12:20 Shirley Albright, assistant curator into this Directory. 5 t. From Street, Red Bjnk "When I first got here, all it wai p.m. Friday when he started ex- of science, said the find could be 741-4666 784V79M was twelve leaky boats." she said. periencing sharp pains in hit right significant. She said the museum's 542-4000, Ext. 252 Her son. Bill, lives in a house next tide. two other mastodon skeletons on All Ma|or Credit Cards Accepted ly Phone The Register YOUR TOWN AY, JULY 8, 1985 County residents among Lottery finalists three from Pennsylvania, two from Bertuccl, Manasquan; Charles E ATLANTIC CITY - Eighteen Delaware and one from New York. Davin, Morganville, Joseph DiPas- Monmouth County residents are In addition to the grand prize of f 1 quale, Hazlet; Claire Filkin, Key- among 200 finalists nervously await- million (190,000 a year for 20 years), port; Patricia Generalli. ing the New Jersey Lottery drawing Zielinski said the finalists will Keansburg; Bernadine Height, Nep- on Wednesday. That's the day a new compete for an additional 1225,000 in tune; David M. Johnson, Bradley millionaire will be created in the smaller prizes. These prizes include Beach; Irene Mills, Aberden; Joseph grand prize drawing of the recently one second prize of 150,000 in cash, Nantista, Monmouth Beach; John W completed "Cold Cash" Instant eight third prizes of 110,000 each and O'Shea, Cllffwood Beach; Henry game. The drawing will take place in a consolation cash prize of $500 each Reeves, Neptune; Harriet Timm, the Cabaret Theater at the Atlantis to the remaining ISO finalists. Keansburg; James E Triggs. Casino Hotel, here, at noon. The 200 finalists were selected at Matawan; Richard Trzeszkowski. Joan Zielinski executive director a preliminary drawing held in June West Keansburg; Raymond Walsh, of the lottery, said finalists for the In Lawrenceville. The Monmouth Eatontown; Mabel J Williams. drawing represent 20 New Jersey County finalists are: Myung Matawan, and Margaret W. Winter, counties Six are from other states - Arbuckle, Englishtown; Frank Keansburg. Hazlet Sea Bright West Long Branch Circus coming Saturday Sea Bright Street Fair Student inventors win Nine New Jersey students in The Hazlet Fire Company will expands to include art grades K-9 have received stale bring the Great American Circus, an honors for their outstanding original old-fashioned tented circus, to Haz- The annual Sea Bright Summer inventions and innovations during let on Saturday at the fire company Street Fair to be held July 27 by the the Mini-Invention/Innovation Team grounds. Sea Bright Chamber of Commerce (MIIT) Contest. The featured performer in the will expand this year to include an the Evening Membership Department ol the Winners were selected from more MICROWAVE TEST — Donna Rufner, left, and circus his year is Tiny Tim, who outdoor art show The rain date is than 2,900 entrants in local and Bruce Sanders, members of the Young Residents Matawan Woman's Club Joan Sarlo, Matawan, made the famous rendition of "Tip- Aug 3 regional competitions during the Club at the John L. Montgomery Medical Home, presented the oven and refrigerator at right on toe Through the Tulips ' Some of the Artists are invited to exhibit annual Technology for Children Freehold, try out new microwave oven donated by behalf of the women's club. top acts in the circus field will be original art work on a 10-foot section (T4C) Spring Conference held in seen. of snow fence erected on Ocean New Brunswick Trained domestic and wild Avenue Adult and student exhibi- First and second place winners in animals, including performing tors, who are charged a $15 entrance the four categories iK-2, 3-4. 5-6, elephants, are with the circus fee. will be eligible for gift awards 7-91 received plaques and $200 or f 100 Robert Ahlers. member of the fire The time for artists' setup is 9 to 11 Middletown Hazlet bonds, respectively Among the win- company, said funds raised by the am. ners were Michael Adler and Robert circus will be used for civic and Artists interested in exhibiting Basacca, here, who won first place charitable activities An advance should apply by sending their en- In the 7th-8th grade category for Old First Church sale of tickets at reduced prices is Free swimming lessons Barbershop quartet trance fee payable to the Sea Bright their Computer Game Runner-up in now in progress throughout the area plans Bible school Chamber of Commerce. P O Box 13, this category was Jeffrey Sperber. seeks new members by circus aides. Sea Bright. N.J. 07760 The entry The Middletown Township Depart- Wanaque. for his Flavo Reeds Old First Church, King's Highway, deadline is July 21. For further ment of Parks and Recreation will The Rantan Bay Chapter of the The competition helps students will start a free week-long vacation information, call Sue Cain at offer free learnto-swim lessons at Society for Preservation and En- solve technological problems Bible school July 22 for children 5304111 Ideal Beach. East Keansburg, begin- couragement of Barbershpp Quartet through invention and innovation from kindergarten through sixth ning July 9 Lessons will be con- Singing in America is seeking new grade ducted each Tuesday and Thursday chorus members The 38-member Shrewsbury Registration will be held July 15 for five consecutive weeks chorus sings popular hits and Broad- from 10 to 11 am. but parents way tunes in four-part harmony unable to register their children on this date may contact Ruth Jacques Those interested may register at Library sessions give at the church Bayshore Recreation Center. East Voice testing will be held July 9 at The schools theme is "With God Keansburg. or at the parks and Rantan Township High School at 8 money tips, tax help I Can " A professional puppeteer recreation office at Croydon Hall in p m The only musical requirement will be featured during the sessions Leonardo is being able to sing on key A new series of free programs called "On Your Own " will begin July 10 in the Monmouth County Library's Eatern Branch. Route 35, at 7 30 p.m In the first session Sylvia Griffin, of the Monmouth County Extension Sevice. and Janet Biddle. vice presi- dent. First Fidelity Bank, High- tstown. will explain how to budget and manage money On July II: also at 7 30 p.m.. Dennis Weidenbush. an analyst with Merril Lynch. Red Bank, will ex- plain how to finance children's education and the best strategies to use for maximum gain and lowest tax liability Vacation church school A daily community vacation church school sponsored by the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church will start tomorrow in the church house, Sycamore Avenue. Classes will be held from 9:15 to 11:45 a.m. KNIGHTS' AID — Grand Knight James Mazza. Oakhurst. right Monday through Friday until July IS. Children of the neighborhood and presents check lor $2,266 53 to Louis Paparozzi, executive director surrounding communities from age 3 of the Asciation lor Retarded Citizens. Monmouth. to continue and through sixth grade are invited to expand programs and services lor mentally retarded people ol all ages take part. m Monmouth County. Special programs and sharing projects will be conducted relating to the theme, "Together in Jesus' Love." Daily activities include classroom work, arts and crafts, NEW EAGLES - Exalted Ruler W. Randolph awards to Michael Herbst, left, Donald Kaiser and music and refreshments. Smith, right, ol Middletown Lodge No. 2179 of the John J. Flynn III, members of Boy Scout Troop No. Contact the church office to IMPORTANT NOTICE Benevolent and Protective Order ol Elks, presents 242 who reached the rank of Eagle Scout. register. On May 24,1985, the Federal Communications Commission (F.C.C.) granted to the Bell Atlantic Telephone Companies approval to file a single regional Three Boy Scouts interstate tariff. This tariff will be filed on behalf of The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies. earn Eagle badges The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. The Diamond State Telephone Company and New Jersey Three members of Boy Scout Bell Telephone Company. The Bell Atlantic Telephone A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations. Rates S3 75 for three lines for 1 day (11.00 each CompaniesTariffF.C.C. No. 1 was filed July 2. 1985. Troop 242 achieved the rank of Eagle additional linei. 1500 for three lines for two days ill 50 each additional line), M 50 for three lines for three days Scout recently 112 00 each additional line), $7 50 for three lines for four or five days (12 25 each additional line ).19 00 for three lines It will cancel and supersede the New Jersey Bell Tariff for six to eight days i$2 50 each additional tine), $10.50 for three lines for nine to ten days i $3 00 each additional line) F.C.C. No. 38. The FCC must approve this tariff prior Michael Herbst, Donald Kaiser (13 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00, each additional line $3 00 Deadline 11 A M two days to it becoming effective. The requested effective date is and John J Flynn III received before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary Scouting's highest award from W. October 1,1985. The rates contained in this tariff for Randolph Smith, Exalted Ruler of interstate service offerings will be separately stated for JULY > - MONDAY JULY 12 - TUESDAY Central Jersey Collectors Club will each Bell Atlantic Telephone Company. These rates Middletown Lodge 2179 of the Summer Chinese Auction • Sponsor- Armchair travel night India and sponsor a trip to The German Alps Benevolent and Protective Order of ed by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Nepal Oceanic Free library. Festival. Hunter Mountain, NY. Cost may differ for each Company and will increase in some Elks, during ceremonies in the VFW School PTA, School Hall, Miller SI Rumson 8 p m $25 Call Donna 5831499 Mon.Fri cases and decrease in others. Changes in the rates Post home, Port Monmouth. Highlands Doors open 6 p m Calling 10-5 will be reflected in customers' bills after the effective starts 1pm t! admission 74« extra JULY 12 4 13 date. Customers affected include interexchange (long For his community service pro- cards Over 250 prizes Free refresh- SEPTEMBER 7 - SATURDAY FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY ject, Herbst organized the repair, ments. For more info, call 872-0286 New York/Bermuda - 7 day cruise distance) carriers, multi-line business customers, refurbishing and painting of the Christmas in July Bazaar Friday on the*lovely Bermuda Star. Dr Ed- .WATS/800 customers, and interstate foreign exchange historic barber shop at the Shoal JULY t - TUESDAY 2-8 p.m. Sat 10-2 Medi-center. 55 w ward Vanderhey will be cruise customers. The filed tariff will be available after July Harbor Museum at the Spy House. Parents Without Partners. Front St . Red Bank Free parking Chaplain Van between church and 2nd for inspection during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to Bayshore Chapter 644 Cocktail party pier included. Call 741-5111 or Port Monmouth. JULY 13 - SATURDAY and dance Cheese and cheese dip 747-0871 5:00p.m., Monday through Friday, at the following VFW Post 9463 ladies auxiliary will General meeting: Don Quixote's. locations: Kaiser researched methods of have a flea market on the Hance Hwy 34, Matawan. Chapter 644 mem- protecting the beaches at Sandy Park playground on Apple St Across SEPTEMBER 22 - SUNDAY bers $3; prospective members 15 Hook, then built a barrier of dis- from Kinkles. Tinton Falls 9 a m.-3 Annual Flea Market sponsored by 8:30 SHARP orientation Chapter p m $5 per space Rain date July Jo the Kiwanis Club of Middletown. 10 33 North 5th Street, Camden, N.J. carded Christmas trees on the Spy phone 727-6020 House beach Since the installation Call 741-7722 or 747-2911. a.m.-4 p.m. Foodtown Shopping 85 West Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N.J. of thousands of trees, the beach has ULV II - WEDNESDAY Center. Rt 351. Kings Hwy Opposite Bradlees Dealers & tailgaters wel- 160 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, N.J. increased six to eight feet, guaran- Singles again special event FREE JULY 17 - WEDNESDAY come For reservation! call Pat teeing several more years of use by summer celebration. Dance, games, Trip to Daniel's Top of the Moun- 536 Broad Street, Newark, N.J. 787-1835. * the public, according to Ed Glenney prizes, complimentary buffet. Meet tain Pocono Resort Sponsored by 140 Market Street, Paterson, N.J. of the Elks Lodge. singles at this Grand Open House. All Tinton Falls.Senior Citizens. Lunch & singles welcome Dance starts 8pm 2 hours live entertainment $17 75 AUGUST 2*3- ! 216E. StateStreet,Trenton, N.J. Flynn. Navesink worked with the Don't miss this fantastic event at the Reservations 747-5178 or 741-1596 KRIIMY SATURDAY Middletown Township Fire Depart- Cinnamon Tree. Rte 9. Freehold Yard Sale, days of Red Bank side- JULY 21 - SUNDAY ment for his service project At the For more info call 528-6343. All walk sale Space, $10. Women's Club Battleground Arts Center Summer singles welcome. at Red Bank, 741-1435 or 747-9M1. fire aeademy he cleared trash, brush Festival July 21. Broadway and trees and installed curbing. Singles Again invites you to a Favorites August 3. sounds of OCTOBER il - MONDAY cocktail party and dance at the Americana August 17. Folk Festival PARIS and the FRENCH & ITAL- The Elks also presented each boy Lakeside Manor. Rt 38, Hazlet All at Monmouth Battleground State IAN RIVIERA including Mont* Carlo New Jersey Bell with an American flag, a certificate singles welcome. New member Park. Rte 33. Englishtown 8 P.M. 4 Monaco An 11 day Group trip by s Conipsny from the Grand Lodge of the Elks orientation 8 p m. Dance 9 p.m For Visa/MC accepted Call for info M.C. BPW Call 870-2492 or 741 5086 and a plaque from the lodge's youth further info 5284343 462-8811 weekdays for Information activities committee 'iirm-ii.ni -— The Register 9A ENTERTAINMENT JULY 8, 1985 MONDAY PRIME TIME SOAP OPERA UPDATE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 e CBS News Fortune Scarecrow And Mrs. King KiteiAllle Newhart CagneyS. Lacey ALL MY CHILDREN: As Nina will play the incriminating tape to to agree. Siobhan announces that she NBC News Family Feud TV Bloopers Movie: "Born Beautiful" aims at Donna, the gun goes off Scorpio. Sean balks at Prescott's plans to marry Max immediately. o Phoebe faints. An hysterical Nina suggestion that they murder Grant Chantelle manages to escape M'A'S'H A. Bunker P.M. Mag. C Burnett MervGritfln Newt runs out into storm. Seeking refuge Tanya assures Tony their marriage Gabrielle's attempt to kill her with e at Myra's, Nina agrees to go to is fine. He learns from his physician letter opener Returning to New ABC News Ent Tonight Baseball: New York Mel. at Cincinnati Red sanitarium. When Donna and Benny that his impotence is due to nerve York, Chantelle tells Chessy she o Century Buddies Nowi House Calls Movie: "The Vsiachl Piperi" go to tell Nina they understand. Nina damage and wonders if he'll ever be must halt the wedding. Chessy, o hallucinates, thinking it's Donna and able to satisfy Tanya Fourth of July dressed as Gabrielle, appears right (D Jeflertoni Ind.News Movie: "Foolin' Around" lnd.News News Zach, and starts to attack the celebration comes to startling halt before the nuptials are to begin. twosome Unbeknownst to Tad, when Frisco learns the brownstone Max, suspecting that Chessy will •> St Elmo t Fira IRI 1 00 7 25 9 40 SHP.EW1BURV PLAZA CINEMA II — drinking destruction out of modeling fee. Harry forces and work on her marriage aub|«ci to cningt it >• racommendex) that r«« 10A LIFESTYLE MONDAY. JULY 8, 1985 Doc's woes A star reaching for the stars Dear Ann Linden: My huiband it carry a note." a very line physician, and hit father If JOHN E. WHITE The Saxton family has two other children. Claire, and grandfather were physicians The Register who will be a freshman at Rice University next year before him. Our only ton ii In hit second year at Harvard and taking MONMOUTH BEACH - Ward Saxton is more like and an older brother, Marc, who Is the leader of a courses to prepare him for medical a highly mature young adult than a 14-year-old boy. rock group called the "Shock Mommies." Ward, the school. His words are measured, precise and weighted with youngest thinks his brother and sister respect him the experience of an actor far more advanced than "a lot more than other siblings do. They see my When "Bob" was born my hus- his age would suggest. potential as well as anyone else and they're proud," band said, proudly, "Well, we are This maturity contrasts sharply with the Mon- he said. going to be a four-generation doctor Oddly, Saxton's accomplishments have not always family!" Today he Is trying to talk mouth Beach resident's four-foot-ten frame, high his son out of becoming a physician. voice, tee-shirt and corderoy jeans. He is very much been well received. He has "faced some hostility" I am having a hard time writing this a boy, but also a budding young star whose praises at school, his father said. Mrs. Saxton said, "There letter because there are tears In my have been sung by Broadway mogul Joseph Papp and might be a degree of jealousy," but the young Saxton, eyes. the critics. who will be a sophomore at the Christian Brothers "Ward was always mature, that's the natural Academy in Lincroft, would only say that "people Ward," says his mother, Peggy Saxton, "He's will take what I say and use it their own way. It always had an unusual quality." doesn't bother me much." Since Saxton began pursuing acting seven years Saxton's father said "Ward has many friends that- Ann Landers ago, he's had small roles in several plays Including are actors he has worked with. They don't look at "Evlta," "Richard the III" with Kevin Kline, and each other as kids, they look at each other as adults." leads In three children's television specials. Saxton said one of his friends is Chad Lowe, the star His biggest lead role came in February of this year of the television series "Spencer". Physicians do not enjoy the re- when he starred as Puer, a german boy, in "Coming Despite some animosity, the Saxtons felt that spect they once did. My husband has of Age in SoHo." Several New York critics praised Ward's accomplishments have been recognized in said. "Mine Is the last generation of Saxton's performance and The New York Times school. "A couple of my classmates and teachers doctors that will be able to practice called him "a remarkable child." saw me in SoHo," Ward said, "it sparked a lot of decent medicine." He notes that His success, however, has cost him some of the interest I never realized was there." several of the men and women who traditional rites of boyhood. Unlike others his age, Currently, Saxton is playing a small role in "A graduated in bis class at Johns Saxton has no time for sports, and admits that when Midsummer Nights Dream" at Tatum Park in Hopkins have taken early retirement his schoolmates rave over the latest feat of the Middletown, as "a favor to a friend," he said During to get out of the rat race. He Islanders or Rangers, he doesn't know what they're the week, Saxton keeps busy with two or three complains about the horrendous talking about. While his peers were begging their auditions for theatre productions, TV shows, and paperwork and the physicians who parents for a new baseball glove, Saxton was prying voice-overs This week, (or example, he is doing a have muddled the waters by charg- his parents for permission to travel to New York reading of a new play with John Lithgow, a well ing outrageous fees because Blue auditions known movie actor Cross, Blue Shield and Medicare will "When Ward wanted to audition in New York we What the future holds for Saxton is hard to "lake care of It." told him there was no way, we both worked, but he pinpoint "It's hard to make that jump from a child just badgered us and badgered us," said Mrs. Saxton. actor to an adult actor," his father said, "but we Then there is the malpractice a realtor. have no lack of confidence in his ability to succeed Insurance. If my husband practiced Saxton's father, Len, the vice-president of a small in one field or another " in New York City (he Is a neu- computer company, adds, "Ward just had a burning The younger Saxton shares that confidence but, he rosurgeon), his annual premium desire to act ' says, "the path is cut. I want to act. in any way. would be $101,000. Does this sound theatre, television, or movies." crazy? Check It out. When he's not working, Saxton spends his time taking dance lessons in tap, jazz, and ballet six times If the reviews do not help his will to succeed, then When one considers the cost of a week at the Professional Dancer's Studio in Red surely a framed note on his wall from direc- medical education these days, bow Bank Mrs. Saxton said, "You're looking at the tor/producer Joseph Papp does A portion of it reads can a doctor who is just starting out chauffeur " "I am awed by your Herculean performance lin afford such coverage? Yet, It Is When Saxton was in "SoHo', however, he got SoHo I and moved by your professionalism " dangerous not to be protected. himself to the Public Theatre in New York by taking With that kind of encouragement Saxton seems to « My husband says malpractice the bus According to his father, this did have some take comfort and he forges ahead suits have destroyed American drawbacks aside from Ward's missing school and "I think if you don't put your heart into something medicine. Today there are thousands Ward Saxton getting home late at night "The police picked him you'll never get what you want. " he says, "you have of lawyers who will gladly take any up a few times as a runaway, until he finally had to to strive to succeed " case for a percentage of the damag- es awarded. If the case Is lost there Is no fee. Small wonder so many people go for contingency arrange- ments. \ Fibroid tumors a mystery but rarely life-threatening I wonder how many thousands fine physicians have been driven what causes them Doctors do know that fibroids, Here are some of the symptoms cervix (rom the field and how many other Fibroid tumors can be frightening Why these lumps develop is which can range from pea-sized to and problems fibroids cause Pregnancy complications — young women and men (like our and troublesome but they are rarely simply not known, nor is there several pounds or more, flourish Pressure — Fibroids can press on Gynecologist Lanson said increased Bob) will be discouraged from going life-threatening anything you can do to prevent them during childbearing years when the bladder, spinal nerves or rectum, estrogen levels during pregnancy into medicine because of this The non-cancerous fibroid of the from occurring." said Dr Lucienne estrogen is abundant in the body The scourge. causing increased frequency of uri- can cause pre-existing fibroids to uterus occurs in 25 percent of women Lanson. a Colorado Springs Pill can contribute to their growth nation, backache or bowel problems enlarge, limiting the space in which We desperately need competent, between and 30 and 50, according to gynecologist. After menopause, when the body's An enlarged fibroid anywhere in the the fetus can grow caring doctors but It appears as If we an article in the July issue of Some can be ignored; for others estrogen level drops, fibroids often utenu can cause a feeling of pelvic Cancer — A fibroid that starts to Redbook. and doctors don't know are doing our best to steer them the only cure is surgery stop growing and sometimes shrink heaviness or stomach detention grow suddenly and rapidly may away from the profession. How can "If you find the discomfort to be mean a malignancy, said Dr Roger we help the public to understand and hopefully do something about this unbearable, you may want to con- D Kempers. of the Mayo Clinic in tragic situation? — Sad In Mass. sider surgery," said Dr Robert Rochester. Minn Breitstein, clinical assistant While the risk of a fibroid The postman always rings twice professor of obstetrics and developing into cancer is low — less Dear Sad: Yours is a thoughtful gynecology at New York University and provocative letter. You have not than 1 percent — the possibility does Hospltal-Bellevue Medical Center in overstated the case. It has been Over the years, it's been custom- exist. " he said New York City estimated that half the doctors in ary for postmen to show particular Pain — He also advised surgery in Illinois have already been sued consideration for those customers on He said one potentially dangerous any case where a fibroid causes I am recommending a book that their routes whose health or age complication is pressure on the severe pain should be read by every physician, require extra attention. Now they ureters - the tubes that lead from Enlarged tumors — Many doctors would-be physician and person who are extending that service to include kidneys to bladder — which can recommend removal of any fibroids cares about the practice of quality life-threatening situations hamper urine flow and result in that reach the size of a threeto medicine (It won't hurt lawyers to The Carrier Alert program, a kidney damage three-and-a-half week pregnancy read it. too i The book is "Defen- volunteer community service Bleeding — Fibroids can cause dant," by a psychiatrist who was launched by the United Way of heavy or prolonged menstrual bleed- sued for malpractice when a patient Monmouth County and the National ing, leading to energy depletion and jumped from a window and became Association of Letter Carriers, is a possible anemia CBS a quadraplegic cooperative effort designed to help "If your fibroids are causing those who may have difficulty menstrual bleeding to the point SUPERMARKET "Defendant" tells what it is like to reaching vital services because of an where you're marginally anemic, be charged with criminal negligence accident or sudden illness it's possible your condition can be 36 MAIN ST. and have your honor and pro- The new service, called "First managed with no further treatment fessional life on the line The author Call for Help, " is considered an than iron supplements," Breitstein KEANSBURQ is the psychiatrist herself, Dr. Sara information and referral service said "But if bleeding is so heavy you HELP ON THE WAV -From left to right. James E. Bourque, Charles I with Dr. Eugene Kennedy I Participants in the program fill become severely anemic or other- This case lasted five years. It's a out a registration form listing executive director of the United Way of Monmouth County; Alex wise debilitated, surgical removal of ( real cliffhanger and an education emergency phone numbers. If a Martinez and Bill Menture, postal supervisors. the tumors is advisable." about both law and medicine He said the best way to monitor letter carrier sees an accumulation Li. of mail or other signs of distress in The registration information will anemia is to have your blood count FRANKS 99 a home registered with the United only be shared with the local police taken every four to six weeks for Way, he will call the "First Call for if there Is an emergency and the several months. If it remains low, it JERSEY NUMBER GAME Help" service. 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JULY 8, 1985 B Becker smashes way to title ber, had nothing but praise for his WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - conqueror. Boris Becker, the 17-year-old who "I have faced harder serves, but has risen like a rocket from the not servers that actually have as lower reaches of the tennis tour, great a placement, " Curren said. used brute force and dazzling "He hits it hard and he has good groundstrokes yesterday to capture wrist snap as well, a good second the Wimbledon men's singles cham- serve and he is just a good natural pionship and rewrite the All England athlete." Lawn Tennis Club record book Now he has proved himself as one Blasting 20 aces by a bewildered of the finest grass court players in Cholesterol: Kevin Curren, the 6-foot-2 West the world. At 17, he joins two German became the youngest player Swedes, Mats Wilander and the ever to capture the men's title, the legendary Bjorn Borg, as the only first non-seeded player and the first men to garner a Grand Slam title Why should German to win this prestigious grass before their 18th birthday court event The score was 6-3, 6-7, The crowded Centre Court au- 7-6, 6-4, but it wasn't that close. dience, including members of the With all the impudence of a child British and Japanese royalty, prodigy — a "wunderkind" in his erupted into applause when Becker's we worry? native tongue, Becker outplayed the final serve ricocheted off Curren's 27-year-old Curren in every aspect of racket, giving him the title West the game to take the three-hour, 18- Germany's president, Richard Von s the amount of cholesterol in our diet minute final Weiszaecker. and Chancellor important, or isn't if If it is not, why And with the victory came the end Helmut Kohl sent their teen-age hero do experts set a limit of 300 milli- of an implausible dream — an contratulatory telegrams I 0 grams per day If it is. why do people unseeded player, who began the Prior to this year's Wimbledon, who eat twice or three times that season ranked 65th in the world, Becker had won only one sanctioned amount have much the same blood exploding his way through the tournament, Queen's Club last cholesterol as those who follow the world's best tennis players to the month But he had reached the experts' advice championship on the hallowed quarterfinals of the Australian Open, Centre Court So implausible was it which was played on grass, last How can we explain this difference that the winner of the junior boy's December, and had battled his way between theory and practice' We are title here, Mexico's Leonardo to the ttiird round here last year told to restrict our intake of cholesterol, Lavelle, was older than the Gentle- On this day, he was as brilliant as yet there is no apparent effect when men's Singles champion the bright sunlight that framed Becker also had the good fortune that intake is unrestricted Centre Court And. as he had against to be rising at a time when the other his other opponents at Wimbledon, The answer, according to Dr John top men were off their form Top- he showed complete fearlessness Connor of the Oregon University of seed John McEnroe and No 3 Jimmy and an absolute disregard for the Health Sciences, is quite simple The Connors were blasted out of the size of the occasion effect of dietary cholesterol on blood tournament by Curren in straight He played his game and left cholesterol follows a curve that occurs sets and second-seeded Ivan Lendl Curren to struggle in his wake for all nutrients There is a threshold was bounced in the fourth round by Becker did it his way. following his France's Henri Leconte powerful serve to the net, hitting below which cholesterol intake has no But that took nothing away from effect on blood levels, and there is a seemingly impossible-angled volleys Becker and passing shots, and destroying his ceiling beyond which additional I just won my first Wimbledon opponent's own hard-serving game cholesterol is of little consquence In- and hope it's not the last, " said It was the same formula Becker creasing the amounts will not signifi- Becker, also the youngest player has employed throughout the cantly influence the blood level ever to win a grand slam tour- Wimbledon fortnight to move from For cholesterol the threshold level is nament I think I played a very just another unseeded player in the good match today and I think the 128-man field to the final 100 mgrn This means a diet where all match was a good one. and finally I In the third set. I had chances at ASSOCIATED PRESS dairy is fat-free and meat is used only beat him " the beginning, but he broke me Then NEW CHAMPION — Boris Becker of West Germany holds high the Wimbledon Singles as a condiment It is virtually a veg- Curren, who also lost in the final I played a very good game and broke Championship trophy after defeating Kevin Curren of the United States. 6-3, 6-7, 7-6; 6-4 The eldrwn diet ami much like the one rec- of the Australian Open last Decem- 'See Wimbledon Page 3B 17-year old is the youngest ever to win the title. ommended try Nathan Pritikin When combined with the more important re- striction on saturated fat it is a difficult diet to maintain Unfortunately, even modest in- Griffey powers Yankees past Minnesota creases above that dietary level are reflected in the blood cholesterol These gains or losses if you will, continue One out later. Lysander. who made his Tim Laudner's throwing error and scored on Tom Brunansky led off with a 400-foot NEW YORK i API - Ken Griffey first start since Sept 5. 1983. yielded a single until they peak at the 300 milligram smashed a pair of three-run homers and a grounder by Don Mattingly double to left-center and scored on Randy to Winfield and was replaced by Pete Filson The Twins tied it in the second on singles Bush's triple into the right-field corner level which is the ceiling From then on. Griffey. Don Baylor and Mike Pagliarulo He retired one batter before Baylor ham- homered in a six-run third inning as the New by Engle, Gary Gaetti and Ron Washington Bush came home on a single by Mickey says Connor, additional cholesterol in mered his 14th home run into the left-field In the opener, Winfield. who doubled Hatcher the food has virtually no effect on the York Yankees routed the Minnesota Twins seats and Pagliarulo followed with No. 6. home the Yankees' first run in the opening Whitson. who has allowed only five earned 14-2 for a sweep of yesterday's another upper deck smash to right It was quantity of cholesterol in the blood inning, hammered a 1-2 pitch from reliever runs and 27 hits in his last 38 1-3 innings doubleheader the first time this year the Yankees have hit Curt Wardle. 1-3, over the 379-foot sign and covering five starts, scattered eight hits in What the experts have recommended The Yankees, who won all six meetings three home runs in an inning is an error The 300 milligram level is with Minnesota at Yankee Stadium this deep into the left-field seats in the 11th six innings In two previous starts against Baylor and Pagliarulo added RBI singles Wardle had blanked the Yankees since already the ceiling Once that is season — Saturday night's game was rained Minnesota this season he had surrendered 15 in a three-run fifth against Mark Brown and taking over for starter Mike Smithson at the hits and 10 earned runs in 2 2-3 innings reached you might as well go whole hog out in the second inning with the Twins Baylor collected a fourth RBI with a sixth- start of the eighth inning The Yankees tied it in the fifth on Baylor's leading 6-2 took the opener 3-2 when Dave inning grounder Griffey tagged Brown for A portion of meat or fish and very little leadoff double and a single by Willie Winfield led off the bottom of the 11th inning another three-run homer in the seventh Dave Righetti, 6-6. the third New York else will put you close to the limit One with his 10th home run of the season Randolph egg will do the same So if you have Five of his six homers this year have come pitcher, allowed two hits in three scoreless Rich He,nli 2-2. relieved Bob Shirley in n.nings and was the winner Mattingly's errorless streak ended at 153 steak you might as well have the eggs to against Minnesota the second inning of the nightcap and retired The Twins had gone ahead 2-1 in the top The Yankees nicked Smithson for a run in games — 25 short of the American League go with it If you have one egg you all 14 batters he faced of the third when Dave Engle greeted Bordi the first inning when Mattingly singled with record for a first baseman and 40 shy of the might as well have two or even three Griffey's three-run homer into the upper with a sacrifice fly The run was charged to two out. moved up on a wild pitch and scored major league mark - when he bobbled Having reached the 300 mgm ceiling right-field stands off Rick Lysander. 0-2. Shirley on Winfields double Bush's leadoff grounder in the second more cholesterol will not have practical gave the Yankees a 4-2 lead after Andre New York took a 1-0 lead in the first inning The Twins broke through against Ed inning However, he extended his hitting consequences Robertson opened the third inning with a when Henderson singled, stole his 37th base Whitson with a pair of runs in the fourth streak to 15 games with a sixth-inning single single and Rickey Henderson walked in 40 attempts, continued to third on catcher inning before he retired a batter in the nightcap The body is resourceful It combats deficiency and over supply equally well Except within that 100 to 300 milligram range, there is no pure linear rela- tionship between the cholesterol we eat Streaking Mets sweep and the amount that appears in our blood stream If you are in trouble the eggs must go and with them any foods that will bring the intake over 100 mgm When it reaches 300 mgm, you might twinbill from Atlanta just as well indulge yourself and begin the struggle another day ATLANTA I API - When a pitcher gets past the Mets starter Ron Darling. 8-2. then reached base Fortunately restriction of cholesterol midpoint of a game without allowing a hit. as the on a throwing error by shortstop Paul Zuvella as intake should be the last resort in lower- New York Mets' Sid Fernandez did. he usually Knight scored Darling stole the first base of his begins thinking no-hitter. career. Len Dykstra walked and Wallv Backman ing your blood cholesterol By far the reached on an infield hit. loading the bases and But Fernandez said he never had any such most effective way to reduce the chasing Dedmon thoughts cholesterol is to make the diet-exercise After Terry Forster walked Keith Hernandez, connection Sufficient exercise, weight "I didn't think about that at all," said Fernandez, forcing in Darling. Carter singled to center, scoring reduction and a low fat diet with a high who yielded only one hit. but seven walks, over six Dykstra and Backman polyunsaturated fat ratio should bring innings in a 4-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves in The Mets added two more runs in the eighth on your blood cholesterol to the acceptable the first game of a doubleheader yesterday "I was an RBI double by Keith Hernandez and an RBI just trying to get ground balls and get out of the single by Strawberry 200 milligram level innings." Only when still faced with a blood Atlanta took a 1-0 lead by scoring in the third on The Mets also won the second game. 8-4. as Ray triples by Milt Thompson and Dale Murphy Terry lipid profile that adds to your coronary Knight and Gary Carter each drove in a pair of runs risk, should it be necessary to go to the Harper singled home a run in the fifth in a six run sixth inning The victory extended the Doug Sisk relieved in the sixth for New York rigorous 100 milligram cholesterol diet Mets' winning streak to six games and the Braves' Chris Chambliss hit a solo home run off him in the If you have gotten down to your best losing streak to five sixth, and Thompson added a run-scoring single in weight, are exercising on a daily basis, The only hit allowed by Fernandez, 3-5, was a the inning and avoiding saturated fats, but still single by Brad Komminsk with two out in the sixth Bruce Benedict doubled home a run in the ninth have disturbing blood lipids, you are a He struck out three Benedict and Chambliss had four hits in the game candidate for what Connor calls the "I struggled with my control. " Fernandez said Jesse Orosco got the last out for his seventh save. phase three diet This diet uses meat as "I had pretty good stuff, and it's bad to waste good The Braves had 16 hits in the second game, but a condiment; and substitutes margar- stuff by not having command of the game It was stranded 15 runners. Five Atlanta pitchers com- ine, vegetable oils, skimmed milk and the first time I've, had that wild streak." bined to strike out 10 Mets batters, but walk 11 egg whites for the real thing. Mets' Manager Dave Johnson said he wanted In the opener, the Mets. scored four times in the What we can learn from this is to Fernandez to go all the way "But when he walked fifth inning on a double by Ronn Reynolds, three avoid the idea that cholesterol is the one in the fifth and two more in the sixth, that was singles and two misplayed grounders key. "Fat is our main enemy," writes as much as I could take," Johnson said "Giving up one hit and walking seven is not much different Fernandez. 3-5. walked seven batters hut gave up Dr. William Dock. Too much fat in our from giving up five hits and walking three " only a two-out single by Brad Komminsk in the bodies. Too much fat in our foods. For Roger McDowell relieved and combined with sixth inning. He struck out three batters McDowell most of us inactivity and too many fat Fernandez on a three-hitter. hurled three scoreless innings, allowing two hits calories are the cause of our cholesterol and no walks, to record his sixth save. Two Atlanta errors provided the Mets with three problem. If you get fit, get your weight unearned runs in the opener New York combined Reynolds led off the fifth with his double, off down, and lower your fat intake, your four walks and three hits off three Atlanta pitchers starter Zane Smith, 5-5 He moved to third on a blood cholesterol should put you in the in the sixth inning of the nightcap to rally from a single by Rafael Santana and scored when Smith bobbled Dykstra's grounder Santana went to third low risk category and you can enjoy the ASSOCIATED PRESS 2-0 deficit. luxury of two eggs over well to start on the play and scored when shortstop Rafael NOT VERY GRACEFUL — Thirdbaseman Ray Knight of the New. York When Atlanta starter Steve Bedrosian walked Ramirez bobbled Kelvin Chapman's grounder your day. Mets makes a stumbling catch of a pop up in the fourth inning of Darryl Strawberry with one out, he was relieved A single by Ray Knight scored Dykstra and yesterday's first game against the Atlanta Braves. The Mets swept the by Jeff Dedmon, 4-1, who then walked Danny Heep moved Chapman to third One out later, George twinbill by scores of 4-0 and 8-4. Knight doubled home both runners. Foster singled Chapman home 2B I In MONDAY. JULY 8, 1965 SPORTS BRIEFS Gutsy Strange takes Canadian Open Strange said. round of 73 pointed," Nicklaus said "I just Chris Mullin to visit CBA hoop camp OAKVILLE. Ont. (API - Curtis And Nicklaus. not yet a winner of Slranges victory, the eighth of his didn't play very well the last nine Strange was given some breathing career, was worth $86,506 in Ameri- holes I just kept getting myself in will arrive around noon and this title and now a seven-time IDDLKTOWN - Chris- room when Jack Nicklaus missed a can funds. It made him the first trouble ' remain for the afternoon session, runner-up, agreed. tian Brothers Academy will two-foot putt and then hung on to three-time tour winner this season While Nicklaus and Norman ap- tending some insight and instruc- "Coming down 16. I thought I MIhold its first annual Coll score his third victory of the season and put him in position to break the plied most of the pressure to tion. needed 4-4-4 (birdie-par-birdie). If I Basketball Tamp beginning to- yesterday, a two-stroke triumph in PGA Tour's all-time single-season Strange, he also was under fire from day and running through Friday Wicelinski will be assisted by do that, then Curtis is going to have the Canadian Open golf tournament to play a lot of golf to beat me," money-winning record Tom Watson Fuzzy Zoeller. who once closed to and camp director and CBA head Colt assistant Marty Kenney. "I'm tickled to death to win a big. set the mark at $530,808 in 1980 within a single shot But Zoeller coach Ed Wicelinski said that Brookdale mentor Vinnie White- Nicklaus said. big golf tournament. It's a national And he put himself in position to Strange now has $520,081 and said he bogeyed two of the last five holes, former St John's University star head and Jack Brace of Toms championship and the biggest I've plans an extensive schedule over the did not birdie either of the closing Chris Mullin will make a guest River East do it. facing a two-foot putt for ever won." Strange said after his birdie on the 16th. rest of the year par-5 holes, the 16th and 18th, and appearance on Tuesday The sessions will run from 9:30 hard-won closing round of 73, one The victory, along with previous finished with a 72 that put him In a The 6-6 guard, a first-round am to 4 |i in and are open to He missed it. the ball spinning off over par "I was just hanging in the lower lip triumphs in the Honda Class and Las tie for fourth at 282 with Johnny draft by the Golden State War- youngsters from the fifth grade there It was a gutsy game Part of Vegas Invitational, also assured Miller. Peter Jacobsen. Tommy riors in the recent NBA draft. through high school "I just missed it." he said it is going up against the best. That "There was a glare of sun off the Strange of a place on the American Valentine and Bill Sander makes it more satisfying " putter and my shadow was over the Ryder Cup team that will play Miller had a wildly erratic round Kadash wins in Newsday Regatta Strange, who won with a 279 total, hole! but I just missed it." Europe's best in England this fall of 67 that included seven birdies, an nine under par on the Glen Abbey And it started the decisive slide. And that could be his only trip eagle three on the 18th. a bogey and TATE.N ISLAND - Jim Regatta held over the weekend in Golf Club course, pointed to the Instead of the 4-4-4 finish he needed, across the Atlantic He said lie has a horrendous triple-bogey seven on Kadash of Sea Bright, out of little putt Nicklaus missed, a birdie he finished 5-5-5 for a round of 72 and not yet decided whether to play in Ihe ninth Valentine. Jacobsen and the Atlantic Highlands Yacht New York harbor The boat had putt that would have put them in a the British Open two weeks from Sander each had a 70 S an PHRF rating The regatta is a tie for second at 281 with Club, sailing on Tango, a Scampi tie for the lead, as a critical factor Australian Greg Norman, the de- now. Nicklaus, who started the day's 30. had the best overall finish in sponsored by Newsday and was a "I was surprised he missed the fending champion. While Strange was adding up all play three shots back, tied Strange Division I at the Stars and Stripes two-day race. . putt at 16. It was a big one — a big Curtis opened the door for us and the benefits of a victory, Nicklaus with a lm (in- on the eighth hole, but one for him and a big one for nu- we couldn't capitalize on it." said could only consider what might have Strange regained the lead alone with ll he makes it, we're tied He Norman, who birdied the final hole been a 10-footer kon the ninth Edwards hurls twinbill missed and I still had the lead." to gain a share of second with a final "Obviously, I'm very disap- He was nol headed again EATONTOWN - Jim Ed- hits on the day wards pitched both ends of a League-leading Point Pleasant doubleheader yesterday as Mon- il7-3i took a pair from Wall mouth Beach swept Ocean in Mark Cannon, the league's Most Stives edges Widdis Jersey Shore Summer Baseball Valuable Pitcher a year ago. League action threw a five hitter in the opener Edwards tossed a seven-hitter to up his seasonal mark to 7-0 in the opener as Monmouth Jim Ritchings stroked a grand prevailed 7-4 He struck out five for Regatta title slam and drove in five runs in the and then he came back with a 10-3 win five-hit effort in the nightcap wind Craig Tice hurled a six-hitter By SPENCER IDLER Monmouth Boat Club Commodore Monmouth Beach, now 7-14 on The Register the season, picked up four wins in the nightcap as Point won 13-7 John Simpson topped his club's new OCEANPORT Doug Stives this weekend Freehold split a doubleheader fleet of Sanderlings in Navesink edged out a tight field of Sanderlings Beach stopped Manalapan on with Ocean on Saturday Ron River racing. to capture the annual Independence Saturday behind a pair of five- Smith tossed a three-hitter in the The monosailed gaff-rigged boats Day Regatta title for the catboats hitters by Jim Anderson and first game as Freehold won 2-1 are available directly from Gary Goldenberg Greg Derosa Smith fanned 11 Mark Schuster Two days of racing on the Marshall Marine Corporation, the went 3-for-3 in the first game and threw a four-hitter in the second Shrewsbury River left Stives and Dartmouth. Mass builder Tom Urquhart collected eight game as Ocean won. 4-3 Jim Widdis head-to-head with 11 and SSYC one-half points each Since Stives Dave Whittle was followed by beat Widdis in three of the five John Brodsky and Talbott Ingram to races, he walked away with the top the 15-biiat Comet fleet in air gold ranging from Saturday's five to 10 Widdis had more than his share of knots up to yesterday's 20 knots of problems, though northwesterly breeze Wimbledon's Becker "I finished last in the first race Sea Bright s John Clevenger beat yesterday when the outhaul on my the Blue Jay fleet while his younger gaff broke. Widdis said Today brother Jed was busy tackling the my mainsheet broke -1 still led most smaller fleet of National Tens of the race but Doug got me in the Guy Haltom won in Lasers and earns big paycheck end He just made it on starboard at Rob Kline took the Day Sailer title the line • it was that ctOM MBC Navratilova. at age 28. claimed her The finishes are getting closer The Navesink River Woodpussy WIMBLEDON England iAP> — fourth straight singles title and sixth all the lime he added We II sail fleet was led by Drub Hance. who Boris Becker faced a prospect that overall with a 4-6. 6-3. 6-2 victory two windwards and still he really was followed, closely by Jack Kline would make any 17-year-old drool Saturday over longtime rival Chris tight at the mark and hen the Charlie and Marge He held the biggest paycheck he d Evert Lloyd The boats have such a wide Raynor team ever seen in his life — $163,800 — Navratiiova added to her trophies beam that you can't move the tiller The Woodpussy is similar to the and admitted. "It's a lot of money yesterday when she and Australian around too much - you really cant Sanderling. but is smaller and has I didn t expect to win it and I have Peter McNamee won the mixed feather the boat Widdis explained no cabin no idea how I will spend it doubles by beating Elizabeth Smylie It works well with me to have six One and one-quarter points separ Becker wasn t alone in figuring he and John Fitzgerald 7-5. 4-6. 6-2 inches of luff all the time when the jted the winning Mergenthaler team wouldn t win the money, awarded to As he charged his way through the wind direction is consistent from second place John Luard in the the winner of the Wimbledon men's championships. Becker's van- The Shrewsbury Sailing and Albacore fleet singles tennis title Becker became quished opponents paid tribute to his Yacht Club competitor recommends Arnold Shwartz aced the Light- the youngest player, the first West power and poise, but each then thirty degrees of heel for beating ning fleet while Lauren McConnell German and the first non-seeded added that he was too young to win but stresses the importance of took Blue Jays entry to capture the most pres- this year keeping the 18-foot boats flat down- Sue Lawser won in Lasers tigious title in tennis After all. they noted, he had come "1 think it is a little early to say to Wimbledon as a longshot True, if I will be the greatest tennis he had posted an impressive victory SAILING, SAILING ... —Sanderling racing s increase i champion in history. Becker said in the Queens Club tournament Rivers This competitors is oi the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club after Sundays 6-3. 6-7. 7-6, 6-4 preceding Wimbledon, but it was his Lopez' strong finish on the Shrewsbury River The Navesmk River s Monmouth Boat club victory over Kevin Curren of the first title and he was only in his commissioned a new fleet ol vessels this summer United States on Centre Court "I second year on the pro circuit just hope it is not my last title But seeded players continued to While youth was.served in the tumble in his wake, and suddenly the grabs Mazda crown men s final the women's final went big paycheck loomed as a possi- as expected to a veteran Martina bility tournament by Mary Beth Zim- SPORTS FANS Oddly enough, a big league baseball SUGAR LAND. Texas (APi - team once had one ballpark for use merman She and Carner finished Nancy Lopez, who hovered near the when (hey expected a big crowd and with 4-under-par 284 totals leaders through the first three ANOTHER ballpark for use when ihey Carner bogeyed three holes on the expected a smaller crowd! When rounds, fired in four birdies over the back nine, including No 17 when she Cleveland built huge Municipal Experience didn't aid final seven holes for a final-round 4- sent a seven-foot putt for par past Stadium with over 80.000 seals in 1932, under par 68 yesterday and surged the Indians played there only tor big the hole Carner had a final-round 2- to a three-shot victory in the games On other days m the 1930s over-par 74 but sank a birdie on the $300-000 LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame and 1940s they played al.their smaller, final hole to tie Finney for second older field League Park which seated Curren in final round Championship lust 21 000 fans place Lopez, who started the day three Lopez, the No 2 money winner on shots off JoAnne earner's 54-hole biggest prize in tennis but then he the LPGA tour this season, earned WIMBLEDON England IAP. - lead, ran in birdie putts on Nos 12 met a 17-year-old unseeded West S45.0O0 for the first prize, giving her Did you Know that in the latt 6 seasons Kevin Curren. despondent in defeat, and 13 while Carner was bogeying summed up what it felt like to lose German with an equally powerful $374,231 for the year surprisingly. NO team In baseball has the same holes That moved Lopez gone to the World Series 2 years in a Ever wonder how many baseballs are a Wimbledon singles final. serve and a sizzling service return, used in the ma|br leagues over a whole and could not finish off the job into a one-shot lead In her last six tournaments, Lopez rowl... Here are the World Series teams "There s a huge difference be- of the last 6 seasons 1984. Detroit and season"? The big leagues use over a Lopez, who had agonized over her has won three, finished second twice HALF-A-MILLION different baseballs tween winning and losing People putting through the first three and tied for third once San Diego ... 1983. Baltimore and "I should have had the advantage Philadelphia 1982. St Louis and Mil- annually' remember only the winners," the out there, having been to a semifinal rounds, also rammed in two more Japan's Ayako Okamoto, playing 27-year-old South African-born natu- waukee 1981. Los Angeles and Ihe here in 1983.' said Curren "But birdies on 15 and 16 to stretch the despite a sore back, shot a final- New York Yankees 1980. Philadel- ralized American said yesterday maybe he was too young to know all lead round 71 for a 285 total and tied Sally phia and Kansas City 1979, Pit- after losing 6-3, 6-7 7-6. 6-4 to Boris I bet you didn't know thai George Wall about nerves and that stuff He's a She finished with a 7-under-par Quintan, whose final-round 68 also tsburgh and Baltimore Lincoln Mercury has Ihe Imest selection Becker strong kid and could be No 1 in the 281. three shots ahead of Carner and gave her a 285 total ol Lincoln Mercury Products in New Riding his big serve, the eighth- world one day " third-year pro Allison Finney, who Amy Alcott, the 36-hole leader Jersey All priced to make you happy seeded Curren had beaten two of the started the day eight strokes off the and only one shot off the pace at the Come in and see tor yourself top three players in the world — Curren served 19 aces - only one pace and shot a final round ii under start of the final round, faded with John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors less than Becker - but otherwise par 66 a final-round 75 for a 286 total, two GEORGE WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY — on his way to the final failed to get his first serve in Finney's final round tied the under par She had a string of four SHREWSBURY AVE . SHREWSBURY 747-5400 He was one step away from the consistently and was punished for it course record set earlier in the straight bogeys to fall off the pace, FINANCING ON FORD F150 S 250 PICK-UP TRUCKS • EXCLUDING SUPERCABS 4x4'S MONDAY. JULY 8. 1965 The Register 3B Whitt powers Toronto; Brewers edge Mariners, 2-1 OAKLAND. Calif (API - Ernie Oakland manager Jackie Moore Indians 10, White Sox 3 the eighth to force home Chicago's Jones homered twice and drove in Whitt knows how good it (eels to hit felt the As simply ran out pf gas CLEVELAND (AP) - Brett But- final run. Brewers 2, Mariners 1 three runs and Reggie Jackson hit a a crucial three-run homer like the after falling behind early in the ler lined a run-scoring single, spark- Royals 8, Orioles 4 SEATTLE — Ted Higuera scat- two-run homer to lead the California one he hit in the Blue Jays' 8-2 game. ing an eight-run seventh inning and KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Frank' tered five hits before needing relief Angels to a triumph over the Boston victory over the Oakland As yester- "We were in it until that homer," the Cleveland Indians broke a five- White's bases-loaded single scored help in the ninth inning and Cecil Red Sox. day said Moore. "That three-run homer game losing streak by downing the two runs, boosting Kansas City into Cooper and Ted Simmons hit run- Jones hit a solo shot in the third But then, it feels good to hit a just took the wind out of our sails." Chicago White Sox. . the lead afternoon, and the Royals scoring singles to help the Mil- off starter Jim Dorsey, 0-1, and homer any time, said Whitt, whose The Blue Jays pounded Oakland The Indians combined six hits, a beat the Baltimore Orioles to avert waukee Brewers beat the Seattle added a two-run blow in the sixth off fifth-inning blast off Oakland re- starter Steve McCatty, 4-4, for nine walk and an error for their biggest a sweep of their four-game series. Mariners and snap a four-game reliever Tom McCarthy. Jones leads liever Curt Young helped make a hits in 3 1-3 innings, including a two- inning of the season. Cleveland beat George Brett tripled, drove in two losing streak. the Angels with 14 homers. winner out of Toronto left-hander run homer by George Bell, his 16th Chicago for the first time in eight runs and scored three times for the Higuera, 5-5, won for the first Jackson hit his 13th homer of the Jimmy Key. 7-3 of the season. games this year. Royals, who have never been swept time since June 5 He left the game season and 516th of his career in the "I was just looking for a fastball "You don't want to lose a hitter Tom Waddell, 3-5, pitched 1 1-3 in a four-game series at home. after Al Cowens led off the ninth fourth. over the plate and that's what I got like him for too many days," said innings of hitless relief for the The Orioles mounted a 2-0 lead on with a single. Rookie Kirk McCaskill, 4-5, He got behind on the count,'' Whitt Toronto manager Bobby Cox. "I'll victory. Jamie Easterly hit Cfuillen Fred Lynn's RBI single in the first Angels 8, Red Sox 3 gained the victory, scattering nine said. have to remember this lineup." with a pitch with the bases loaded in inning and Floyd Rayford's home ANAHEIM, Calif. - Ruppert hits. Cards' Tudor hurls eighth straight; Cedeno's homerun does in Phils, 3-2 against Orel Hershiser, 8-3. the 10th inning left one member of Cubs 6, Giants 5 ST LOUIS (API - Whatever it is They resumed in the sixth after the Cincinnati Reds less than CHICAGO - Leon Durham that John Tudor has discovered as a Tudor singled with one out and pleased slugged a pair of home runs, the formula for success, he's trying wound up at third on Willie McGee's "I broke my bat on the hit, " said second triggering a three-run rally hard not to ponder third of three hits. Three Los the 16-year major league veteran. "I in the sixth inning that lifted the I just go out there and throw the Angeles errors ensued, including was talking to myself going around Chicago Cubs to a triumph over the ball." laid the St. Louis Cardinals two on one play They enabled the the bases I wasn't happy I broke the San Francisco Giants. left-hander following a 7-1 triumph Cards to score three more times, bat." The victory ended San Fran- yesterday over the Los Angeles including twice on Ozzie Smith's Cedeno's home run, his third of cisco's four-game winning streak Dodgers "I don't make appraisals. single. the season, gave the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago's three-game losing I just hope it keeps going the way it "I've caught him when he had a victory over the Philadelphia string. Another string that ended is right now" better stuff. I thought he was behind Phillies was Ryne Sandberg's 18-game hit- The stylish Tudor, while roasting (the count) more," Los Angeles The home run came off Phillies' ting streak, the longest in the to his eighth straight victory since catcher Steve Yeager said of ace reliever, Kent Tekulve, who was majors this season. Sandberg went May 29. struck out four and walked Hershiser "It's been a funny series upset with himself O-for-3. • one - all four games ' Trailing 5-3, Durham's second He throws a lot of changeups "Amazing. " said Tekulve. "As Before the Dodgers" came apart, many hard hit balls as we hit today homer of the game and 10th of the He's got pretty good control," said they grabbed a 1-0 edge on Dave and they break a bat and win the season launched the sixth-inning St Louis Manager Whitey Herzog Anderson's game-opening double game rally. But the key is when he throws his followed by Mariano Duncan's sac- "It wasn't a good pitch at all. It fastball inside He s on a roll ' Padrei 3, Pirates 0 rifice bunt and R.J Reynolds' RBI was up in the strike zone." Tekulve Tudor improved his record to 9-7, grounder PITTSBURGH - LaMarr Hoyt said "I didn't have good stuff at at pitched a six-hitter for his ninth subduing the error-prone Dodgers St. Louis wasted little time in all Three-quarters of my pitches straight victory and Tim Flannery with an eight-hitter that represented bouncing back after Willie McGee were up in the strike zone." his fifth complete game hit a two-run double during a three- rapped his first of three singles and Cedeno, a Dominican who recent- People aren t going to believe it run seventh inning as the San Diego stole his 32nd base McGee made it ly became a US citizen, said he when they read it in the news- Padres blanked the Pittsburgh to third on Smith's bunt and scored wants good statistics this season paper." said Herzog. whose Pirates. as Yeager threw past Anderson at because it's the last on his contract. Cardinals were manhandled 8-3 by the bag on an attempted pickoff He went one for five, Sunday and is Hoyt, 11-4, struck out two and Los Angeles on Saturday "After the Nieto s tie-breaking single came hitting 241 with three home runs walked none in pitching his eighth debacle yesterday, there's no way with Los Angeles' infield playing in and 22 RBI complete game and third shutout of they re going to believe it " following singles by Terry the season. Hoyt, a Control pitcher Believable if frustrating to Pendleton and Tito Landrum that His goal doesn't fit perfectly with acquired from the Chicago White Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda was preceded a Hershiser wild pitch in Manager Pete Rose's vision of his Sox in an off-season trade, has a Los Angeles error count of five the Cards' fourth. role — a platoon player against left- walked just 13 batters in 131 innings that swelled the National League "Sometimes when you have handers, although Rose kept him in this season. club's total to 87 in 78 games people on base, you're trying to look the game against the right-handed Hoyt and Rick Reuschel. 7-2, were "What can you do?" Lasorda at the runners too much, ' said Tekulve. locked in a scoreless duel until mused "I can't catch the ball for "I'd like to play more than two Graig Nettles and Terry Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS Nieto "I try not to do that. I just them ' try to keep a clear mind." games in a row or one game a singled to open the San Diego NO WAY — Tnirdbaseman Rick Schu ot the Philadelphia Phillies, Problems began mounting for the week," Cedeno said. "I don't think seventh Carmelo Martinzez ad- nght lags oul Nn> Esasky (12) ot the Cmonatti Reds who was trying Dodgers in the fourth inning when Reds 3, Phillies z I should be condemned for going 0 vanced the runners with a sacrifice lo stretch a doub'e >nto a triple during the sixth inning ol the Reds 3-2 Tom Nieto singled up the middle to PHILADELPHIA - Cesar for 17 in May. 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' TRENTON (AP) - The sponsor of legislation requires the state government to sell about 12 billion Brown, deputy speaker of the Assembly, said the Pension funds affected by the bill are the Teachere requiring the state to sell its South African investment invested in U.S. companies that have ties to racially governor has given no indication of a veto. Pension and Annuity Fund, the Public Employee portfolio plans to meet with Gov Thomas Kean this segregated South Africa. Under the bill, the state would have three years to Retirement System, the Police and Firemen's Retire- week to persuade the governor to sign the bill. Kean has taken no public position on the measure, but withdraw its money from firms operating in South ment System and the Firemen's Retirement System and Assemblyman Willie Brown, D-Essex, said he his chief counsel, W Cary Edwards, said in an interview Africa and would be required to reinvest the funds State Police Retirement System requested the meeting to give Kean information that last week "it's a bill the governor is very involved elsewhere. Brown said pension fund money now invested in South documents the need for revising the state's investment with." Legislative supporters said at least five other states, Africa could be reinvested elsewhere with no loss to the policy. Edwards, who said his office is presently analyzing ( including Connecticut and Massachusetts, have enacted state. "I want to make sure he has all the facts in front of the bill's impact, said Kean "has taken a personal ' similar laws. More than two dozen New Jersey-based firms do him, " Brown said in an interview Friday. "It's one of interest" in the measure. Supporters also said the divestiture bill would put business in South Africa, including Johnson 4 Johnson, the major pieces of legislation passed In the past 10 Brown said he requested the meeting, which will be New Jersey on record in opposition to racial American Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers. Oil cartel fails to set oil price floor; more declines possible We haven t yet entered serious By NESHA STARCEVIC discussions. We're still exploring The Associated Press various areas and different VIENNA I AP i - OPEC ministers choices." said Mana Saeed Oteiba. failed during the opening session of oil minister of the United Arab their summer conference to agree on Emirates a common strategy to halt a decline "But all the member countries are in world oil prices, the president of keen to defend the price of oil at the the cartel said current level. We came here to The ministers of the 13-nation defend the price. ' said Oteiba. the Organization of Petroleum Export- head of OPEC's market monitoring ing Countries are to enter a fourth committee day of talks today determined to The six-member committee, resist a further price drop but badly which offers proposals to the policy- split on how prevent one making ministerial conference, met "We haven't come to any con- Thursday Oteiba said later it would clusions ' Indonesian Oil Minister suggest a new formula for main- Subroto told reporters following five taining OPEC's income He declined hours of talks Friday to elaborate Subrolo said the ministers were An Iraqi proposal to raise prices considering whether to stick to and cut production met with re- current policies or try a new sistance from several OPEC mem- treatment altogether." bers, particularly Nigeria. Algeria Asked what new approaches had and Ecuador, according to con- been suggested, he replied: "Some- ferenqe sources. thing different than we have done so Iran, at war with Iraq for almost far What it is we haven t arrived at five years, also rejected the a precise consensus yet " proposal. Emerging grim-faced and tight- in no way can we accept any lipped from private talks in their decrease (in production i." said rooms with only a few aides present, Iran's oil minister. Mohammad other ministers confirmed there was Gharazi "We are also against any Ahmad Yamami no agreement on how to improve ASSOCIATED PRESS decrease in prices - OPEC's slumping earnings But they In the past. OPEC has ordered OPEC has cut prices only twice in YOU ARE HERE - Nation Cash Register Inc. manufacturing center m Cambridge. Ohio This said all member countries wanted to members to cut production to reduce its 25-year history. In March 1983 n defend the current base price of $28 technician Pete Dunn examines a printed circuit intricate maze is the heart of a terminal system the glut on the world market and reduced its basic price from $34 to a barrel board, the "road map" tor hundreds ot computer for department and specialty stores make their crude competitive with $29 a barrel Last January it dropped The meeting in a luxury Vienna components at the company's engineering and that produced by non-members, such' the base price by one more dollar per hotel was held under tight security, as Britain barrel with anti-terrorist soldiers carrying automatic weapons ringing the site Scores of police guarded hotel hallways, checking bags and forcing people to walk through metal detec- GM still seeks Saturn plant tor booths Travel insurance idea is tested unspecified number of compromise Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani DETROIT (AP) - General sites. of Saudi Arabia said the goal of the Motors Corp. has compiled a list of ing from $W for individual coverage arranged medical evacuation to a GM is not expected to announce conference was to defend so-called "compromise sites" for its 8y WILLIAM on a four-day trip to $369 for family hospital properly equipped to treat any site choice this week, the source IOPECSI prices." but he gave no new Saturn plant, but has not made The Associated Press coverage on a two-month trip the patient added hint of what he would propose a final selection, a newspaper re- WASHINGTON IAPI - Blue Family coverage for a typical two- If necessary, he said, medical The problem is. there isn t any ported. Meanwhile, a United Auto Cross and Blue Shield, the health week vacation costs 1134 evacuation would cover transfer to a type iof agreement i that's going to Workers union official told the insurance giant, is test marketing a V S hospital, with no limit on An unidentified GM source, quoted Edelstein said the program was work." said Paul Mlotok, an oil newspaper Saturday that the com- new travel insurance that it hopes expenses and Access America hand- by the Detroit Free Press in its developed for travelers who may analyst at the New York-based pany and union have reached ten- will someday be as common for ling all the logistics The medical yesterday editions, said Saturday find at an embarrassing time that investment firm of Salomon tative settlement on a work agree- overseas tourists as traveler's insurance itself is capped at 110.000 that the giant automaker has not their usual health insurance isn't Brothers Inc ment covering Saturn employees checks per person or 120.000 per family, and picked a site for its Saturn plant, accepted or who are frustrated by carries a $50 deductible for outpa- Saudi Arabia has threatened to expected to cost about II billion, but Details of the labor agreement Called Access America, the in- the complexities of getting things tient care increase production unless other has narrowed the choice to an were not available OPEC members adhere to agreed surance is being offered in five done abroad The coverage is not offered in a states and Ihe District of Columbia production ceilings and prices Oil- Americans overseas are at the dozen countries, all international hot by the Blue Cross-Blue Shield plans rich Saudia Arabia is the cartel's mercy of varying health care sys- spots such as El Salvador of New York City and Washington, biggest producer, and if it does tems they don't understand. ' said Nicaragua. Lebanon and Afghani- with a target of 100.000 policies increase production this would trig- Edelstein Some regular insurance, stan People over age 70 are not during the six-month test ger another drop in already falling including Medicare, doesn i cover eligible unless th.ev have primary spot market prices and put more overseas treatment, he said Those health insurance coverage for over- Travel insurance is not new Trip strain on cash-starved OPEC nations with coverage may find the local seas trips interruption baggage coverage and such as Nigeria Guaranteed airline insurance have been a staples hospitals or doctors demand cash in And the policies carry some OPEC's official production is set for years Some insurance com- advance exclusions that would apply to at 16 millioj»--tJawls a day. but a panies offer travel health insurance, vacationers, including mountain Access America is secondary cov- decline in demanSsand increased occasionally coupled with other ser- climbing, scuba diving and snow erage, meaning a policyholders production by non-OPEC nations Home vices skiing Jonathan Ansel!, director of have kept the actua/output to 14 5 regular health insurance is respon- planning for Blue Cross-Blue Shield million barrels daily in t! past two But Blue Cross-Blue Shield says sible for payment if it covers of Greater New York, says special months. Access America is the first U.S. treatment But Edelstein says Ac- riders are planned, and skiers should policy to fully integrate all the needs cess America will pay on the spot be able to get additional coverage for The oil ministers appeared uncer- Delivery of Ihe overseas traveler - covering immediately and worry later about their sport later this year tain how to maintain prices after everything from lost baggage, stolen whether another insurance company Friday's talks passports and bail money to medical should be billed. evacuation and on-the-spot hospital and doctor pavments in cash As important as the medical The Circulation staff of the coverage is medical supervision. 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JULY 8. 19B5 th. 71 Hughes opposes military role against drugs Hughes said last week while Con- United States country " tie up key officers for months •jAUNFMN gress was in recess for Independence Supporters — who included all The wor;k of catching the smug- The Associated Press "Many members came up to me Day. "It makes it sound like we'll New Jersey representatives except glers, supporters also insist, would after the vote and said. It didn't WASHINGTON (AP) - When the turn the Navy on drug traffickers. Hughes and Democratic Rep. Peter be good training make good sense, but I'm sorry, but House overwhelmingly passed a bill But it raises the question of how Rodlno — argue that with the But Hughes says the idea is simp.lv it's a way to show support for strong recently Hut would give the military effective it really is." Defense Department's healthy impractical. law enforcement issues,'" Hughes a major role in the war against Since the 19th Century, the mili- budget and strong manpower, there "The problem is that battleships said "I told them. You should do civilian drug smugglers, Rep. Wil- tary has been legally barred from is no reason why the military should and cruisers and frigates and flat- that when we have the vote for Drug liam Hughes, D-N.J.. lobbied and enforcing civilian laws. not help in the war on drugs tops are not the best way to chase Enforcement Administration ap- voted against It. Shortly after becoming crime "No matter how much money we fishing trawlers," the Ocean City, propriations on the floor ' " Hughes, chairman of the House subcommittee chairman in 1961, appropriate, we just don't seem to be congressman said Crime Subcommittee and a former Hughes helped shape legislation, able to slow down the flow of drugs,' Hughes argues that military per- As for the argument that the assistant prosecutor in Cape May now in effect, that lets the military said Rep. Bernard Dwyer, D-N.J , sonnel are not properly trained to training would be good for the County, has long worked to give equipment, intelligence and who voted for the bill and has a seize legal evidence or to make sailors. Hughes said. "Making strengthen the government's powers advice to civilian drug enforcement strongly liberal voting record. "This arrests. searches and seizures is not the kind against drug dealers. authorities. is a very decisive move, and I think "There s more to it than making of training they need." But the measure, which was But under the new House proposal, the military will be helpful." an arrest," Hughes said "You have approved 364 to 51, attracted an sponsored by Rep. Charles E Ben- "It's enforcing the law in a way to make a good arrest that will hold The House measure is part of the unusual coalition of liberals and nett, U-Fla., the Army, Navy, Air we've been incapable of," said up in court ' Defense Department's budget bill conservatives who Hughes says, in Force and Marines would be allowed conservative Rep. Christopher Hughes also argued that escorting Since the Senate version of the some cases, may have based their to search and arrest suspected drug Smith, R-N.J., another supporter arrested smugglers into a nearby legislation does not contain a similar votes more on appearances than on smugglers if civilian authorities "Our overriding concern should be port would be time-consuming for provision, the two houses will have substance. request help. The law would apply on how do we lessen the impact of naval ships, and appearing before to work out a compromise in Rap. William Hughat "It does have a lot of sex appeal, " the high seas, and not inside the dangerous drugs coming into the grand juries and during trials could conference. NEA supports testing of teachers keep minorities out of the nation's on the proposed basic skills test, she said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Now that it has classrooms "When you give an examination, blacks successfully fought to make standardized generally won't do as well as whites tests more fair, the National Education because of the burden of their education," Association is ready to support basic skills "We do not believe Ms. Ravitch said. examinations for new teachers, the group s paper and pencil tests But "we have to insist that teachers have president said yesterday the skills that students need today." she "We believe that we have accomplished. are appropriate once said "We don't do the children a favor by lo a large degree, the whole concept of fair you reach the putting unqualified black teachers into the testing. ' NEA President Mary Hatwood classroom." Futrell said on the CBS talk show "Face classroom." Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton acknowl- The Nation " Mary Hatwood Futrell edged that the failure rate was higher for The NKA voted last week during its NEA president black teachers who took a state-adminis- annual convention here to support tests for tered teacher evaluation test this year But new teachers as a way to safeguard high "Let's face it. they (tests) were used to Clinton, a Democrat, said that the problem standards in the profession discriminate, especially against min- was not insurmountable since teachers who The NEA s new policy stops short of orities ' failed were given a chance to improve their endorsing a national certification exam Education writer Diana Ravitch. also classroom performance. with a uniform passing score, as proposed appearing on the show, said the possibility Clinton said he "rejected the notion that by Albert Shanker. president of the rival still remains that testing procedures for it (testing) is discriminatory." American Federation of Teachers The new applicants might reduce the number of Futrell said classroom evaluations, not NEA favors giving each state the right to black instructors qualified to teach in testing, is the best way to purge schools of set its own standards public school»_^ incompetent teachers Futrell acknowledged that a primary The fact that black students historically "We do not believe paper and pencil concern of the organization in the past had have received inferior education in public tests are appropriate once you reach the been the misuse and abuse of tests to schools might result in a higher failure rate classroom " ACLU opposes anti-espionage proposal Navy secrets to the Soviet Union. be used against those who have caused WASHINGTON (AP) - Proposals to "Congress, when it returns after the little damage to national security," he use lie detectors to search for spies and recess, should strip these measures said. to impose the death penalty for es- from the bill and start attacking the Random use of polygraphs to detect pionage would violate fundamental con- genuine problems such as over- spies violates "the presumption of stitutional liberties, a top official of the classification of information and ex- innocence, due process and the privilege American Civil Liberties Union said cessive numbers of employees with against self-incrimination," Halperin yesterday • acess to sensitive information, ' said Real spies, he contended, can learn Morton Halpenn. Washington director Halpenn said in a written statement to fool a lie-detector test. of the ACLU, called on Congress to Halpenn said he opposed the death Before the July 4th recess, the House reject anti-espionage proposals as un- penalty on constitutional grounds and approved a proposal making espionage constitutional believed it would not deter spying He by military personnel punishable by The proposals were contained in said major spies would be traded or death It also voted to give the Defense amendments lo defense authorization would reduce their sentence by telling Department wide authority to adminis- ASSOCIATED PRESS bills They were sparked by concern the government what secrets were ter polygraph tests. House and Senate AWAITING FOOD — At the Mekele egation on its fact finding tour, hun- over the Walker family spy case, in passed versions of the defense spending bills are refugee camp in Ethiopia, one ol many dreds of people wait for food. Their which four people are accused of selling before a conference committee In the end. the death penalty could sites visited by USA lor Africa del- tents are in the background. Explorer discovers vast pre-Columbian city in Peru some 23.950 structures to date, nukes this metropolis in the remote regions of the upper east bank of the tlbWEMVES expedition at the foot of circular stone buildings 30 feet undoubtedly the largest ancient city in all of the Maranon River in the state of Amazonas high Tht Associated Press Americas." he said in an interview with The Associated He said the expedition was sponsored by the Andean Savoy said the buildings were strung along the ridge LIMA. Peru (API — An American explorer Press Explorers Club of Reno, Nev , where he lives, and for at least 25 miles He said the expedition calculated announced the discovery of an ancient pre-Columbian Savoy said Gran Vilaya, a citadel city inhabited today received support from Peru's Civil Guard, the National there were 10,350 stone structures in the defensive metropolis covering 120 square miles in the jungle- only by roving bands of monkeys, was the bastion of Institute of Amazon Culture and Enturperu. the state network along the ridge and another 13.600 stone cloaked mountains of northeastern Peru. defense for the Chachapoyas, an empire dating back to tourism agency. buildings in three major city layouts. Gene Savoy, who has searched for lost cities in Peru's MO A.D. that was conquered by the Incas in 1410 AD Savoy said he planned to present a preliminary report jungles since 1957 and has published several books on Savoy showed photographs of workers clearing the to be published in the Explorers Journal of the New The stone structures, some measuring 140 feet in his finds, described the ruins Friday as the most site, which he said is located 400 miles northeast of York Explorers Club, of which he is a member. length, were built atop terraces that go up the mountain extensive of any ancient civilization found to far in the Lima on a jungle-shrouded mountain ridge 9,000 feet Gran Vilaya is built in the form of a citadel that looks slopes like stairs. Savoy said. Americas above sea level. down on the Maranon River gorge 6,000 feet below, the He described them as "complex units of circular "The magnitude of the Gran Vilaya ruins, consisting Savoy Slid he returned from the site this week after 57-year-old explorer said buildings with doorways, windows and nitched walls of over DO interconnected city-type layouts composed of spending 60 days at the head of a 25-member expedition Photos he provided showed members of the that soar up as high as a 15-story building ' . - BRIDGE ADVICE Pilot returns home for church and parade 40th high school reunion, declined to George Lazansky, 53. another Algon- ation There's not much satisfaction in alternative is to bid three clubs. Some of the freed TWA hostages comment on a report that he had quin man who had been on the flight playing a hand almost correctly, We talked about how we really This promises better clubs and less attended special church services talked the Shiite hijackers out of During the crisis, Shiite mili- like today's declarer Make the didn't make enough money for this outside strength. Since you have yesterday and remembered their taking the plane and its occupants to tiamen guarding the plane in Beirut extra effort and play it properly strength in both unbid suits, a rebid seven fellow Americans who have kind of operation I hijacking!. " said Iran. held a news conference with crew Zimmermann. "We talked about South refuted the first trick to been held in Lebanon by radical in nolnimp is the least of evils. "That's not completely true We members from the cockpit Guards how we could get a message back to keep the king of clubs from win- Islamic groups for as long as a year had no discussion about that and I'd held guns to their heads, but flight South dealer "I know, as well as anyone, what the company so we could call in sick ning a later trick. South won the rather not go into that, sir." he said. engineer Benjamin C Zimmermann and be replaced." Both sides vulnerable those seven remaining men still second club, drew trumps and won refusing to elaborate. said the situation wasn't as bad as it He also said the guards learned a finesse with the queen of dia- retained in Lebanon are going appeared. NORTH v through." said John L. Testrake. During a short parade in the how to use the plane's radio and "These guys (guardsi were • 874 pilot of the hijacked plane. village 60 miles south of Buffalo near public address system to play Arabic If declarer next led dummy's ace hams," he said after a parade 9J10M the Pennsylvania border. Testrake t music of diamond!. West would drop the "In fact, I'm afraid, that our Friday at his home of Cascade, OAQ76 ordeal was much, much milder and waved to hundreds of people' After days of listening to the king. The solution was to lead the gathered along the main street Idaho "They enjoyed getting their music, with duet accompaniment by •63 less severe than theirs," Testrake pictures taken." second diamond from the South said at a news conference following decorated with U.S. flags and yellow the guards, crew members deac- hand, but when Sou-.i -ot to his ribbons He said crew rfiembers sometimes tivated the PA system, telling the a United Methodist Church service used humor to deal with the situ- hand with • trump. West discarded • A 10 •QJ9652 in his home town of Ripley, NY The Rev. Douglas M. Knopp told guards they had broken it. he said the king of diamonds Now East got 972 At the beginning of a service at St. the congregation that he had ar- in with a diamond lo lead a spade. OK93 OJ108 Margaret Mary Church In Algon- ranged with a television network to FINESSE AT ONCE •QJ9852 • K74 quin, III., which had members of get a letter to Testrake from his 80- nine families on the flight, standard- year-old mother Mildred two days Louisville man is charged After winning u.,: tecond round SOUTH bearers carried seven poles adorned before his release. of clubs. South should take the • K3 with yellow bows and ribbons rep- Testrake said the letter was "a diamond finesse at once. He then 9AKQ943 resenting the seven remaining cap- giant morale booster." in family members' deaths returns to hit hand with J trump to 0542 tives After the Mass in Algonquin, there lead a second diamond. • A 10 Twenty-nine of 34 Illinois resi- was a picnic in the former hostages the head. Deputy Coroner Bob If West ?l*v« low, dummy lakes dents who had been aboard the honor, followed by the release of 39 SMlh W«l N.rtb Bast LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) - A 34- Carter said the ace and ieru. t third diamond. hijacked Athens-to-Rome Flight 847 yellow balloons to symbolize their year-old man who told police "there Minnie Brown. 52. and her daugh- 1 Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= Pets and Livestock. 77 Camping Equipment 153 rect insertion ol any advertlsmenl Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male 55 Buildings/Garages 109 and only when It materially allecls Situations Wanted Aircralt- . 78 Wanted to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 (Legal.) Swap or Exchange— 79 the value ol the ad II it contains an Male/Female 56 error call classified All ads are re- Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Real Estate lor Sale Automotive Special Notices Sports Equipment . 81 stricted to their proper classification Schools , - 57 Open Houses 130 Wanted Automotive 220 and «et in the regular Dally Register Lost and Found 6 Swimming Pools 82 Construction Equipment 230 83 Houses lor Sale 131 style ol type Right Is reserved to Special Notices 8 Financial CBs, Electronics Auto Financing 240 edit or reject any copy or ad Travel-Transportation 12 Merchandise Wanted. 84 Condominiums/Town Business Opportunity 61 132 Auto Insurance 2S0 Instruction 15 Pfice Buster__— 85 Houses- 260 Mortgages 62 Income Property. 133 Aulo Rent/Lease 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Business Directory Moneyy To Loan __ 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property. 64 Commercial Properly.. 135 Motorcycles 280 YOUR Money Wanted 101 290 Business Service ^ 21 Apartments Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers CLASSIFIED Art« a Craltt 22 Houses lor Rent 102 137 Autos For s»i« 300 Merchandise Lots and Acreage AD Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes 138 Employment Merchandise lor Sale. 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female Garage/Yard Sale 72 Summer Rentals 105 Real Estale Wanted- . 140 ACTION-LINE 106 THE FIRST DAY . 51 Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms S42-1700 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! Babyjiltino/Child Care 52 Rental Service t. __ 74 Recreational MONDAY-FRIDAY Domestic Help , 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- Situations Wanted Female 54 Auction Sales . 76 Commercial Rentals- 108 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible lor more than one incor- 8:30-4:50 |- I' 231 Litila Sllvtf 233 Long Branch 239 Rtd Bank 239 Rad Bank 241 Monmoulh County 17 NOtlCtB 51 HelpWanted SMver for • variance from the at Ihe mealing to be held at 6 00 commonly known as 1440 Mon- the Monmoulh County Park Sys- Mrmi Of Article 8 Section 14(A) p m. on MONDAY. JULY 22nd. BOROUGH OF HO BANK moulh Street. Red Berth, New tem ADMINISTRATIVE OF- CARRIERS of the Zoning Ordinance of the IMS in tha Municipal Building at COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Jersey FICES, Thompson Park, New- LOSE WEIGHT I EAT TOO! WANTED . Officer shoots woman Borough of Little Silver. HHIO 344 Broadway, Long Branch. •TATI OP NEW JIP.6EY The appncanl la seeking sits man Springs Rd . Llncroft. New All Natural Herbal Oiet permit Ihe construction ol • New Jersey, or such other place BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT plan approval (or uae of the Jersey 07736. until 10 00 a m Full refund it not setisfied For Tinton Falls area. tfMk. designsted by the Board PUBLIC NOTICf premises ss a retail store on the prevailing time on THURSDAY i.s>lV*isne566-MM Wellington Rd. and The premises affected •'• the tint floor and a residential apart- AUQUSTi, 1885 and than pub- A copy of tha application, Wyckham Rd. areas premise* located at 366 Proa- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on ment on the second floor as a licly opened and read aloud for MRS. MILLER who pointed toy gun pact Avenue. Little Silver and documents and plans has been the 18th day of July, IMS, at the conditional uee and a mlied uee the following Please call Steva known •• Lot 23 2. Block 21 on filed In the office of the Secretary Borough Hall, 32 Mon mouth and including variances regard- 1 FURNISHING A INSTALLA- Reader & Advisor Gardella at 542-8880 the Tax Map of the Borough ol Ot tha BOARD OF ADJUST- Street. Red Bsnk. New Jersey, ing Ihe minimum lot area, lot TION OF CARPETING AND Also Taroi Card Reading Open pay pending an in- Lime Silver MENT, and may b« inspected by width, required buffer area, and GRASS MATTINQ FOR CARRIER WANTED — Keypor! MIAMI IAP) - A the Zoning Board of Adjustment dally 10 im lo 8 pm Call tor vestigation, authorities The nature of Ihe variance i* to the Public between the hogra of will hold a hearing on the appli- off-street parking FLOORS. LONOSTREET FARM appt 465-1293, Keansburg Division si. Broad Si. Mam Si police officer shot to per mil a 6 foot fence whereas the a OO am and 4 00 pm al the cation of the undersigned at A copy of said application and HOUSE. BLOO #222 area Call Cathy Berkley. The said. Zoning Ordinance requrles 5 foot Municipal Building, 344 Broad- which time and place all supporting documents la on file (BID* 0079-081 Regiater M3-5210 or M2-6660 death a 28-year-old fence way. Long Branch. New Jersey interested persons will ge given with the Red Bank Board of Ad- Bid Documents, including In- MRS. SYLVIA Maria C. Ocana was THOMAS E PRIMAVERA. ESO an opportunity lo be heard Said CARRIER WANTED woman Sunday after The Boerd ol Adjustment ol lustment and may be inspected structions To Bidden, comptale PSYCHIC struck twice by shots the Board of the Borough of Little Attorney for Applicant! meeting will lake place at 8 00 during bueineaa houra in thePlans and Specifications, and KEYPORT she pointed a "realistic- Silver hit fixed Thursday, the 788 Shrewsbury Avenue Borough Hall by all Interested Proposal Forms may be ob- READINGS VICINITY fired by Officer David Tlnton Fatls. N.J 07724 Advisor on sit problems of life looking ' toy gun at him. 16th day. of July. 1MB. at the The location of the premises in parties prior to said meeting tained by qualified bidders at the Washington Si . Herring, 23, a 2'a-year Borough Hell, Prospect Avenue. Dalad July 2, 1W9 question is in the business tone, Dated July 6. 1965 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ol Tsrot Cards. Astrology a Palm Thereee St , Sroedwey .ind the officer was Little Sliver, at 6.00 P M.. as the July 8 114.76 block 14-A. lot 33, and more THOMAS H QASSERT the Monmouth County Park Sys- THE REGISTER veteran of the force, lime and place for hearing said ATTORNEY FOR tem Thompson Park, Newman 775-9572 relieved of duty with said Angelo Bitsis, a application PATRICIAL W SMITH. Springe Rd . Llncroft. New Jer- PORT MONMOUTH — Resident You are hereby notified that APPLICANT sey 07738 between the hou's of needs a ride to work and from spokesman for the de- you are privileged to be preeeni 10 Mechanic Street, Suite L 0 00 A » and 4 30 P M . Monday right before Fort Monmoulh, be- tween 8 50 ft i 00 Willing to pay I partment. She was pro- at said meeting, end you will be Post Office Box 60S through Friday I' requested by • ; CARRIER WANTED 51 Help Wanted given an opportunity to be heard Red Bank New Jereey 07701 potential bidders the Monmouth •20 a week Call Mr Meyers nounced dead at the 245 Union Baach 248 Union Baach (201) 741-7070 County Parti System will mall a 4M-1M7 scene, an intersection in plication may be examined dur- AI SOLUTION JulyS H6 00 bid packet lo such bidders The ing regular bueineee hours In the PUBLIC AUCTION PROPERTY SALES Monmoulh County Park Systam . SINGLES BOWLING INVESTMENT HEP TRAINEES northwestern Miami. (iffice of the Clerk, of the • OROUOH OF UNION BEACH 246 Wast Long Branch onty aasumaa tha responsibility i Bored wtth bars? CARRIER Borough of Little Sliver, at WHEREAS The Borough of Union Beach haa title lo the for placing b ered one year or more) was in fected by this application may ol toning aa a single tract or plot and a provision lo this effect shall landa Board of the Borough of Lime have an opportunity to be heerd , be put in any dead of tha Borough ot Union Baach for the property 1 • Auditorium wall emed tn the beet miereel ot the inciting cashiers cooks salad ' eicess of $34,000 (lop 15 Alternate* Auditorium celling Board to do eo ft eandwicn prep bakers 3 Country Club ApU Eatontown ! 5 The successful bidder shall immediately al aald lima pay to the 4 Stony Hill Apis EatontOwn leps will average over 51 HelpWanted 51 HelpWanted Borough of Union Beach ten (tO)per cent (H)of the purchase price 2 - Main gym walls. Including No bidder may withdrew his waii'eeeee/weitere ft utility I $60,000} The average income The balance in cash or certified check within sixty (SO) days four (4) basketball backboards bid within thirty (30) days follow- workers Exp not required FuH ] Can of our managers (2 years or following which the Borough will deliver a bargain snd sale deed to Alternate* Main gym celling ing the data o* bid opening or pen time houra Mon frt Paid 1 1 more) was in excess of the succaeaful bidder Failure to comply with this requirement will . 3 - Three (3) ciaeerooms The Monmoulh County Board ' nondays and vecetione To epply 542-8880 (Rooms 104. 112, Nurse's Office) of Recreation Commissioner i come io the ATftT Informations | CARPENTER HELPER — With $82,000 MMUKIKIfT tPfORTUWTIEt result m forefenture of deposit as liquidated damagaa 6 The successful bidder shall aleo pay for tha coat of advertising 4 • Main gym locker room ceil- shall reeerve the right lo hotd : Building between 6am 44pm ouiside finish experience CaH Tha Ragtatar hat an opanlng nx a Otatrict ftalaa j the sale, title eaarch ordered by the Borough of Union Beach. ing DKlS for W«iy (80) day* prior to Use employee enhance, eome- after 6PU 730-2414 Prior experience not necess- : Manage* in its circulation dapartmant recording dead, and notice of settlement Alternate* Main gym locker award contracts one will t» there IO interview you CARPENTER — Muafbe eV- ary f Th* Borough of Union Beech reserves tha right to refect any room walla II Inquinee are to be directed APPLIANCE PARTS QIS pertenced in outatde work Complete training programs This aniry lavat poaitton invotvaa auoarvttlng youth ' and all bids 5 • Kitchen waits to the Purchasing Department si TRtBUTOR - Seek> person for (Oecha ft MR i>esi Aa wen aa • Coiieoe background re- earnest in tha arau of talaa. aarvlca and couac- i The Borough ot union Beach reserves me right to accept e •Alternate proposals are for (201*42-4000 counter satee Positions located eome traming and finish work , purchase money mortgage from me successful bidder lor s term, additional work By order of the Board of Rec-