Dionne Warwick pleases audience in Red Bank, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Top Arizona, 23-3 Under fire LONG BRANCH Fusina sparks Stars Isolation area plans Today'* Forecast: to USFL championship for Jamesburg rapped Cloudy, chance of showers Page B2 Page A4 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 919 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JULY 16, 1984. SCENTS Mondale hopes Manatt issue ended SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. his rivals in the polls and in fund- by the abrupt dismissal of Manatt. (AP) - Waller F. Mondale, shar- raising particularly Westerners who said it ing lUr billing with Geraldine But Sen. Gary Hart's surprise appeared that Mondale was writing Ferraro, was flying to the Demo- challenge forced Mondale Into a off the region and particularly cratic Convention today, his tri- fight that lasted through the final California. Manatt is from Los umphant arrival blemished by nil primaries and was a stern test of Angeles. quick retreat from the effort to his political staying power. There also was widespread dis- dump party chairman Charles T. Mondale has tried to keep a firm sent from the Lance appointment. Manatt. hand on all aspects of the conven- Lance, now Democratic chair- A fundraiser for female can- .ion. He selected Cuomo for the man in Georgia, was budget direc- didates, an outdoor rally and a keynoter's role, and his staff was tor in the Carter administration meeting with Senate candidates involved in determining when until he was forced to resign were on Mondale's agenda for the rivals Hart and the Rev. Jesse because of allegations ol financial opening day of the Democratic Jackson would speak. irregularities connected to his National Convention. While both Jackson and Hart Calhoun, Ga., bank. Ms. Ferraro was traveling to the technically still are in the race for When Mondale attended Sunday convention with Mondale, and'the the presidential nomination, there church services in this retort New York congretswoman planned was no doubt that Mondale would community on the shore of Lake to be at his side at the fund-raiser be the winner when delegates vote Tahoe, there was no hint of the and the rally. Wednesday. rollback that would occur later. Mondale had no plans for a Mondale's decision to break The appearance at church was personal appearance today at the the only time the candidate was convention, which opens at 1 p.m. precedent and name a woman as his running mate received wide- wen in public Sunday, although he PDT. Highlights of the first session was Interviewed by the Cable News were an address by former Presi- spread acclaim throughout the party and beyond. Network later in the afternoon and dent Carter and the keynote speech predicted: "We're about to have by Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York But he may have dissipated some one of the sweetest conventions in For Mondale, the 19M Demo- of that with his effort to remove the history of the Democratic cratic Convention was the realiza- Manatt as party chairman and Party" tion of a long-held dream that he name Bert Lane: as general chair- would become the party presiden- man of the presidential campaign A little more than 24 hours after tial nominee The announcement was made by Mondale's Saturday news con- His road to the nomination Mondale on Saturday afternoon at ference, James Johnson, the Mon- proved rockier than most people a' news conference in the yard of his dale campaign chairman, emerged thought in late 19M, when he had rented lakeside home - and it from a meeting in a San Francisco REINSTATED — James Johnson, center, cam- chief yesterday in San Francisco, as Bert Lance, hotel with Manatt and Lane* and the endorsement of the organized stirred a near rebellion among paign chairman lor Walter Mondale, reaches to who was named Saturday as general chairman ol labor and the National Organization delegates. told reporters that Manatt "has •hake hands with Charles T. Manatt after announc- See Meadale, page A7 the Mondale presidential campaign, looks on. for Women and was way ahead of Many party officials were upset ing Manati's reinstatement as Democratic Party N.J. Democrats split on Lance, Manatt jobs BY ALAN FRAM state Assembly Majority Leader John Paul Doyle, D-Ocean. "He SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - said, Bert Lance is my man, and Charles Manatt's return as chair- I'm going to get him " man of the Democratic National Sen Bill Bradley, D-N.J., who is Committee and Bert Lance's not a delegate but is attending the emergence as a top aide in Walter convention as he begins his own re- F Mondale's campaign brought election bid, said Manatt's reten- mixed reactions from New Jersey's tion would help return the conven- delegates to the Democratic Na- tion focus to the enthusiasm gener- tional Convention. ated by Mondale's selection of Rep The New Jersey delegates Geraldine Ferraro, D-N Y . as his gathering here for the opening running mate gavel today expressed some "I'm glad we have a national negative opinions about Lance's chairman," Bradley said "I think new role. But as word circulated it is enormously positive " last evening that Mondale had The timing of the announcements decided to retain Manatt while on ihe weekend before the four-day giving Lance a major campaign convention bothered some of New post, most said they viewed the Jersey's delegates moves as positive developments "I don't think either move had to STEPHEN C. HORNIK Lance, who is from Georgia, Here they come — Beach bound can head eatt on Route 36 in Atlantic Highland* be made like this." said James asking me about the Manatt de- served as budget director in Presi- Grogan of Belleville, N.J., a Mon- cision." dent Jimmy Carter's adminis dale delegate and president of the Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., tra'ion until he resigned amid state's Building and Construction the honorary chairman of the allegations of past financial mis- Trades Council state's delegation, was critical of 2-day heat wave jams beaches conduct. He was cleared of bank "They could have waited to do the Lance appointment at an after- fraud charges in 1X0. SANDY HOOK - Back-to-back was raised and lowered for boaters middle and upper 60s with highs in this until next Sunday They were noon news conference. "It's a gesture to show (Mon- sunny days and extreme heat drew State Police in Holmdel said "it the DOs climbing, and this really puts a "The fact of the matter is that at dale's) desire to show confidence in little dent in things," he said. thousands of bathers to area was a normal weekend with the The chance of rain it 30 percent a time like this, this is kind of a the party's southern structure," "The only thing I fear is it can beaches this weekend causing traf- heat and heavy traffic," in describ- pebble in the shoe," h•• said. "He today, dropping to 10 percent this said Stephen Homik of English- take away the momentum we had left with a bit of a cloud, and fic jams on several major roadway ing backed-up traffic on the Garden arteries. evening. town, N.J., one of New Jersey's 114 from Ferraro," said Assemblyman therefore the cloud cover extends '' State Parkway. Ocean temperatures are in the The onslaught of traffic forced Mondale delegates Vincent Ozzie Pellecchia, D- But the Democrats said there Gateway National Recreational Gateway Park officials could not lower to middle 60s Marlene Lynch Ford, a Mondale Passaic, a Mondale delegate "It's was no talk of delegates abandoning Area officials to dote the park to be reached for crowd estimates The marine forecast calls lor backer from Point Pleasant, N.J., too bad we have to get involved in Mondale traffic t 11:30 a.m. in what was yesterday. southwesterly to westerly winds at agreed that Lance would enhance these side issues " By yesterday afternoon, most of reportediy one of the busiest sum- Beach goers may have been 15-20 knots today and evening the ticket's appeal in the South Before the announcement that the slate's delegation had checked mer weekends ever. spared recent weekend storms. But westerly winds at 10 knots. Visibili- "When you're in politics, people Manatt would remain as party into the Holiday Inn on Fisher- Police in Sea Bright said Ocean more thundershowers are in the ty will be five miles or more, make allegations and the allega- chairman. Rep. William Hughes. man's Wharf, about two miles from Avenue traffic was backed up into offing for today with highs in the except during today's predicted tions against him were all dis- D-N J., the delegation's only un- the site of the convention. missed," she said. "I'm willing to Monmouth Beach. Drivers crossing 80s. thundershowers. committed delegate, said: "I think "I've been Interviewed five or six give him the benefit of the doubt " the Sea Bright-Rumson Bridge It will be fair and cool tonight the timing was terrible. The re- times already," said state Sen. Average seas will be one to,two "Mondale has shown the party he baked in their cars while the bridge and Tuesday with lows in the feet through the night porters were asking me about Laurence Weils, D-Middlesex. a is willing to make a decision," said Ferraro, but now everybody is Mondale delegate. Monday Index Bell ringers Advice B7 Arts A8 return home Business A5 Classified C7 BY MILTON A. SIMMS JR. Comics... B5 RED BANK - Just hours after Lifestyle .... . B6 returning from a 13-day tour Movies A8 through the south, the Calvin and People A2 Chapel Handbell Ringers of the Obituaries '...... M First Presbyterian Church were Opinion A6 giving a welcome home per- Sports B2v formance at their church Television A8 The English handbell choir had Your Town ... B1 attended a national festival in Lottery Orlando, Fla as part of their 1984 Winning numbers in the New Jer- concert tour that included per- sey lotjpry appear on page A7 formances In Maryland. Rich- mond Va , North Carolina. 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• A2 The Daily Register MCNDAY.JULVI6.I984 Settlement sought! PEOPLE in Iran, Iraq war ' MANAMA. Bahrain (AP) - The July 10 to reassess its efforts to em! Islamic Conference and the Arab the gulf conflict. The committee Miss USA League plan to renew their efforts comprises representatives of the soon to negotiate an end the 45- foreign ministries of Tunisia, Jor- month Iran-Iraq war. officials said dan and Kuwait. to plug yesterday. Ulwan also said that several Officials and diplomatic sources Eastern European countries hac in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait also promised to support efforts to enc said the Saudi leadership had the gulf fighting. invited the speaker of Iran's Parlia- her home Ulwan, fresh from a tour ol ment, Hashemi Rafsanjani, to visit Yugoslavia, Hungary, Poland, Bul- ALAMOGORDO, N M (AP) - the kingdom during the annual pilgrimage season to Mecca. garia, Czechoslovakia and East Miss USA, Mai Stanley, returned Germany, said that he and mem- home to a grand welcome of a The official Saudi press agency said the mediation committee of bers of an Arab League delegatior parade, red roses and a key to the explained "Iraq's initiative foi city she pledged to put on the map. the Organization of Islamic Con- ference would meet in Jidda on ending the war through nego- "I plan to make everyone know tiations" where Alamogordo i»," Miss Wednesday and Thursday to seek Shanley, 21, told a crowd of more ways to revive their flagging effort Iran, eager to overthrow Iraq than 100 people who turned out to end the Iran-Iran fighting leader Saddam Hussein, has re- welcome her at the Alamogordo It said leaders from Bangladesh, sisted previous mediation efforts airport Saturday. Gambia, Guinea, Malaysia, Sen- Meanwhile, Iran's officia Miss Shanley, who had not been egal, Turkey and Pakistan would Islamic Republic News Agenc> home since she was crowned Miss attend the meeting at the Red Sea quoted Rafsanjani, a close lieut>n USA in May, stepped from the port cityalong with Palestine ant of Iranian leader Ayatollar airplane into a limousine. She was Liberation Organization chairman Ruhollah Khomeini, as accepting met by local and state officials who ' Yasser Arafat and Habib Chatti, the invitation to visit the kingdorr presented her with several dozen secretary-general of the Organiza- and commending the Saudi stance red roses, the key to the city and tion of Islamic Conference. "Such attitude could be useful ir a personalized New Mexico auto Arafat arrived in Jidda on Sun- bilateral relations," IRNA quote. license plate. day, and he said he would confer him as saying. Miss Shanley said the support of with King Fahd on the Islamic No date has been set for the visit the people in Alamogordo "sus- mediation efforts but diplomatic sources in Damas tained me " Winning the Miss USA In Baghdad, Iraq's minister of cus, Syria, who spoke on conditior crown "was a dream initially," she state for foreign affairs, Hamed they not be named, said Rafsanjan told the crowd. "It always happens Ulwan. said the Arab League was expected to make the trip "ir to someone else." committee would meet in Tunis on the next few days." She was escorted into town past several billboards congratulating her and many handmade signs welcoming her home British ambassador The day also included a parade through the city and several recep- tions. to Nigeria recalled Koo'g engaged MISS NEW JER8EY AND HER COURT - Hudson County, Anne Moriarty, Miss Mercer Patricia Charlene La Terra, center, poses with her County, La Terra, Christine Broderick, Miss LONDON (AP) - Britain bowed insisting on the recall of our high LONDON (AP) - American- court. She won the title Saturday night at Cherry Monmouth County and Barbara Merkle, Miss yesterday to a Nigerian demand commissioner in Lagos. Although born actress Kathleen "Koo" Hill. The court, Irom left. Manette JeHers, Miss Suburban Essex. that it recall its ambassador from we can see no justification at all for Stark, former friend of Prince Lagos In a dispute over the foiled this, in order to avoid a further Andrew, is engaged to Tim Jef- deterioration in our relations, I fries, and the mother of the groom- kidnapping of a fugitive Nigerian politician in London earlier this have agreed to this request. Mr to-be said Sunday she is none too Whyte will be leaving Lagos tonig1-' happy about it month. Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey for consultations and leave." If Koo wasn't acceptable for Howe said in a statement that he The British government, reluc- Prince Andrew, I don't see why she tant to get into a full-scale should be good enough for my boy," accepted the Nigerian demand for the withdrawal of High Com- diplomatic showdown with its most Hilary Jeffries said in an interview important trading partner in with the weekly News of the World. missioner (Ambassador) Hamilton Whyte "to avoid a further de- Africa, had stopped short of sever- "Unfortunately, i.iy son has done terioration in our relations." ing diplomatic relations. It hoped •he queen a favor by taking Koo off that with the expulsion of the her mind Would anyone like their The decision left Britain and its former colony even in the tit-for-tat envoys, it could close the matter son to marry a person of Koo's and remain one-up diplomatically notoriety''" Mrs Jeffries said. diplomatic battle they have waged since former Nigerian Transport Mrs Jeffries, 40. is the daughter Minister Umaru Dikko was kid- But from the outset of the bizarre of Richard Tomkins, who made a napped on July 5, drugged into affair, Nigeria's military govern- fortune in the 1960s by founding the ment ha* proved determined to (Jrcen Shield trading stamp com- unconsciousness and put in a crate for shipment to Lagos. match every punitive British action pany Her 22-year-old son inherited in kind. It denies being involved in 1650.000 'roin a trust fund. On Thursday, Britain expelled two Nigerian diplomats and told the kidnapping. The Sunday People reported the Nigeria's ambassador, Maj. Gen. wedding date is Sept. 7. When British police impounded Haldu Hananiya, that he was no the Nigeria Airways cargo piano In I9H2. Prince Andrew. Queen longer welcome in this country. Elizabeth IPs second son, tool; Miss that was to have carried the crates Hananiya had flown to Lagos a few containing Dikko and his kidnap- Stark 28. to the Caribbean hide- hours earlier. away island of Mustique on va- pers, Nigeria promptly grounded a oation after he returned from flying, Howe's terse statement Sunday British Caledonian airliner in a helicopter in the Falklands war Mid: "The Nigerian government is Lagos with 222 passengers aboard Miss Stark earlier had appeared JACOB JAVITS MAI SHANLEY KOO STARK in soft-core porn movies After her relationship with the prince cooled quoted as saying the elderly who Javits. a liberal Republican who Murphy defended earlier this year, she began a are terminally ill "have a duty to represented New York for four Marcos leads troops career as a photographer. die" terms in the US Senate, learned in WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Because medical care is not l«80 that he had the disease that (AP) - Comedian Eddie Murphy, Jniiis active available on an equal basis to rich killed the famous New York Yan- who starred in TV's "Saturday NEW YORK (AP) - Former and poor, society does need to kees baseball player and actor Night Live" and the film "48 Hrs, " against communists Sen Jacob Javits, still active decide wno will be kept alive. David Niven, among others. was a victim, not the perpetrator, Javits said. MANILA. Philippines (AP) - Marcos. 66, commander-in-chief despite a debilitating and pro- Although he is confined to a of a brawl in a swank Sunset "It should be based not on how Boulevard nightclub, Murphy's President Ferdinand E Marcos of the 200,000-member armed gressive nervous system disorder, wheelchair and needs a ventilator forces, has rarely appear* d in says the medical community needs rich the patient and his family are, manager said Sunday. donned battle fatigues yesterday to breathe, Javits said he contines and paid a surprise visit to a military uniform in public since to help establish rules for such but on whether the brain is func- to lecture, read and write "Eddie was minding his own illnesses "to determine who should tioning and whether there is any business when, unbeknownst'to northern battlefront, where he becoming president in 1986. He live and who should die " expectation that the patient will "In short, life does not stop with him, an individual was harassing a directed soldiers fighting a moun- ruled the country by martial law continue to enjoy what is truly terminal illness,' he said. "The young lady in the club," Robert tain offensive against Communist from 1172 to 1M1. Sunday's appear- Javits, 80, who suffers from rebels. ance at a battlefront in uniform amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or life," he wrote greatest therapy is to forget about Wachs said in a telephone inter- "Lou Gehrig's disease," wrote in Such •: decision should be made terminal illness Everybody is ter- view. Packing a 45-caliber pistol, was his first in at least three years. the August issue of Discover maga- jointly by the patient, his family, minal That is the great message "That young lady went up to the Marcos was shown on national It was the first time the govern- aine that' Colorado Gov. Richard his religious adviser, a representa- that can perpetuate the useful life VIP section where Eddie and his television giving orders and asking ment has reported Marcos going to Lamm "raised a question of deep- tive of the community, the medical of the patient and be of solace and friends were standing and was for progress reports from officers an active military battlefront ,«ince est seriousness" when he was profession and, if necessary, the comfort to the patient's family and hiding behind them to get away gathered around him in a forest eight yean ago, when the presiden- courts, he said. friends" from this guy. clearing in what the television said tial palace said he visited troops was the Cordillera mountains, 185 fighting Moslem separatist rebels miles north of Manila. on southern Mindanao island. "I assure you that the oper- Recently, Marcos has invited top THE WEATHER ations...have given a fresh, new generals to Cabinet meetings and sense of encouragement to every- has been criticized by opponents for body, both in the military and the drawing military men into increas- Jersey Shore Marine forecast civilian sector," Marcos said in ing prominence in his government Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to The Forecast/8 p.m EDT, Monday, Jury 16 televised remarks to his troops. He The president has repeatedly Partly cloudy Monday. Chance of 20 nautical miles offshore 80j called the offensive "a turning emphasized civilian control of gov- a shower or thundershower Highs point perhaps in our fight against Winds southwesterly to westerly 8O| ernment. He said Saturday he had in the lower to middle 80s Winds subversion and terrorism." no plans to reimpose martial law southwesterly at 10 to IS mph at 15 to 20 knots Monday afternoon and evening westerly around 10 Fair Monday night and Tuesday knots Monday night Lows in the upper 60s Highs from Partly cloudy with chance of a 80 to 85 thundershower Monday Fair Mon- Lebanon fight slowed Chance of rain is 30 percent day night. 9O Monday 10 percent Monday night. Visibility five miles or more Ocean water temperatures are in except lower in thundershowers the lower to middle 60s. Ifbblll 9 by Syrian crackdown Monday. Average seas one to three feet BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Syr- trols the north, against both of South Jersey through Monday. Ian troops moved into several them. Fair with westerly winds at 10 to embattled Christian villages in the south Lebanon The paper said Syr- Partly cloudy Monday. Chance of 1O north Sunday to enforce a cease- a shower or thundershower. Highs 15 knots Tuesday High ° ia's position emerged from talks in fire between two pro-Syrian mili- Damascus last week between an in the middle to upper 80s. South- Temperatures tias vying for dominance of the westerly winds at 10 to 15 mph. Extended fore asl unidentified U.S. official and fertile farmlands, the state tele- Farouk al-Sharaa, the Syrian Fair Monday night and Tuesday Wednesday through Friday vision said. Lows in the middle 60s Highs in the foreign minister. Fair Wednesday and Thursday FRONTS: Leaders of the militia groups middle to upper 80s Partly cloudy Friday. Lows in the agreed in the Syrian capital of #%• ( Police said the cease-fire held in lower to middle 60s Highs from 75 Warm __ Col Dsmscus to withdraw from the the Koura region, despite oc- tc 85. battle zone in the foothills of Ram Snow casional bursts of machine gun fire. Extended ouMook for Saturday Showers Flumps Occluded •»-»• Stationary *v^. Lebanon's cedar-clad mountains The fighting with artillery and Sandy Hook Jul> 21 through Wednesday July 25 only after Syria's President Hafez All limes Eastern Standard ' weatt*" Se*vce NQAA u S Dec' Co
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE, N.J. rise to power. who stayed in Teheran until the (AP) - The former headmaster of "A lot of those people left school closed. an International school in Teheran precipitously and they felt that they Until the Khomeini government aays many of the teachers evacu- were sort of torn out of Teheran launched an anti-American cam- ated during the Iranian revolution without the time to say proper paign in 1980. both men said they had no chance to say "proper goodbyes," he said. and other Americans living in the goodbyes." Iranian capital did not feel en Had the school not closed, said dangered. They got an opportunity to meet Magagna, "a lot of us would still be again during a weekend reunion in Teheran. We loved the country." "Up until the last month or two here, and "there were hugs and before I left, people would tell you kisses and tears, some really "There's a tremendous amount that we like the American people intense feelings of affection and of nostalgia," he added. "The but don't like the American govern- camaraderie," said John Magagna, friendships we: deep and ment." said Pulford the former Community School intense, and this was enhanced by headmaster who hosted the second the revolution." "I think the average American annual gathering. associated the pronouncements of Morven, former home to governors, available for use About 30 faculty members stayed Khomeini with the pronouncements Magagna, 50, and now super- for the school's final year. During of every citizen of Iran, but there intendent of a school in Jakarta, the second month of classes, on was not a lot of anti-American Indonesia, said more than 60 Nov. 5, 1979, the Revolutionary feeling among the people," said teachers attended the reunion and Mansion rented to public Guard stormed the US Embassy Magagna some came from as far as Egypt to protest of the Carter Adminstra- and Japan. tion's harboring of overthrown He said Iranian landlords who Shah Reza Pahlavi and took 52 rented apartments to American The school, which closed in June hostages who would not be released for parties and weddings 1980, had 1,500 students from 15 educators would warn them when until the day of Ronald Peagan's rioting was expected and invite countries, mostly the children of Inauguration in January 1981 PRINCETON (AP) - Morven, once the governor's "The important thing to remember is that good American and Persian diplomats, them into the safety of their own homes mansion and host to George Washington, John F historic property management includes ways of earning business executives and pro- "The real turmoil started in Kennedy and Prinress Grace, has been "discreetly" income, and one way is to have special events." fessionals. It was founded in the September of 1978," he said Noting his nostalgia. Pulford said rented for the past several months for weddings, bar Mary Midkiff. assistant to the estate's administrator 1930s by Presbyterian missionaries "There was a big riot in a square mitzvahs. cocktail parties and fashion shows • Ihe Community School had a and who handles bookings, said she is "spreading the and later became non-denomina- and soldiers came down and fired special atmosphere he has rarely Th« New Jersey Historical Society, which cares for word by mouth." tional It was not linked to the U.S. on a crowd. This happened very encountered in the Uni'ted States the Georgian-style mansion, has been booking private "I don't want to discriminate or screen people, Embassy, which had its own close to the school. The crisis grew engagements since April In order to help raise the because anyone who can pay can use it, so we have to school. and grew until the Shah left the "The kids were really intent on $150,000 annual cost of upkeep be discreet. " Midkif.' said country in January of 1979." learning, the parents supported you Historical society officials said they purposedly have Morven, originally owned by a signer of the About 30 percent of the staff, totally It was sort of differen' not advertised that the mansion, which boasts valuable Declaration of Independence, was the official residence including Magagna, followed a U.S. "You always felt there was from in the States In Iran, the period furnishings, art work and Revolutionary War of four governors until Brendan Byrne lef* office in government recommendation to trepidation, but you sort of got used parents would come in and say memorabilia, is available as a party hall January 1982 evacuate Teheran In July 1979 to it," said John Pulford a 32-year- Hey. how can I help my child"1 "We can't have it overrun." said Joan Hull, the Mansion administrator Gregory Coin said the rental following the Ayatollah Khomeini's old Columbia, S C . history teacher Pulford recalled. society's executive director. "We have not promotional cost depends on the number of guests and length of their material out on Morven at all, but if we did, we would stay For example, a four-hour wedding reception for include the renting opportunity. 100 guests would cost $850. he said Talks resume in Merck strike NEWARK (AP) - Contract best paid in US industry," receiv- represented by the Inter Union THE STATE negotiations were held yesterday ing average annual wages of Council. The others are the Inter- for the first time in nearly a month $34,500, she Mid. "The contract national Chemical Workers Union between representatives of Merck offers we have made would have and the Amalgamated Clothing and the ordinance on its face is a flagrant violation of the 1 Co. and more than 3,000 striking kept them among the best paid." Textile Workers Union Reservist charged in theft First Amendment," said Molloy. "It attempts to workers in five states. proscribe any form of topless or bottomless dancing, The renewed talks came four Other plants affected by the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An investigation begun bv The talks between the pharma- days after more than 350 striking which has been held to be a protected form of ceutical company and the Merck strike are in Denville. Pa., West Pl«asantvllle, N.J., police led to the arrest of an Army expression ' Gaynor scheduled a hearing for July 27. employees and members of sym- Point. Pa . Albany. Ga , Elkton. Reserves explosives expert on charges of stealing Inter Union Council, the first since pathetic unions rallied in front of "This is really abo'it establishment of moral June 19, were arranged by federal Va . South San Francisco, Cal'f. explosives from a military installation and trying to sell standards, ' said Russel B Teschon, Who represents the company headquarters in Rahway and an animal research farm in them in New Jersey, the FBI said. and slate mediators and got under demanding the resumption of nego- borough in the matter "This community has decided way shortly before noon, laid North Branch. N.J. James L. Robinson, 22. of west Philadelphia, was they do not want this kind of conduct. What we are going tiations. Merck has 23 plants nationwide arrested Friday night on charges of interstate Merck spokeswoman Eleanor lo try and prove is the ordinance is constitutional and Paradowskl. The OCAW is one of three unions employing 16,600 workers. transportation of explosive material and theft of is not in violation of the First Amendment." government property, said John L. Hogan, special agent "We are certainly going to be lr charge of the FBI office here. working toward progress In a An arraignment was expected to be held this morning Measured medicine ordered settlement," Paradowski said. She before a federal magistrate. FBI spokesman Paul would not say whether the company Miller said Saturday. TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey hospitals have been had revised its contract proposal in Robinson, an explosives it structor and a member of ordered to put each patient's medications in pre- preparation for the negotiations. the Reserve's 103rd Engineers, faces up to 20 years in measured, Individually wrapped packages in efforts to Merck workers struck Jure 4 at prison and $20,000 in fines if convicted, Miller said cut down on errors, theft and waste, the Department six plants after negotiations to Miller said the case was still under investigation, and of Health announced replace the contract that expired he had no other information. Health Commissioner Dr J. Richard Goldstein said April 30 broke off. On Wednesday night, Pleasantville police evacuated the system transfers the job of counting out pills and In addition, about 300 employees 90 local residents after a package of explosives was mixing intravenous solutions from the nursing staff to in the Rahway and Hawthorne discovered in a residential area. It was one of three such the pharmacy The new regulations, to take effect plants have been locked out since packages found in the area that evening. within two years, should also free nurses for patient May 4. Company officials said they Joseph Arrington. 34. described as an unemployed care, Goldstein said feared disruptions in production Pleasantville resident, was arrested Thursday and Officials believe New Jersey is the first state to because a contract on issues affect- charged in connection with placing the devices and with require the unit dose medication system for its ing those plants had yet to be reckless endangerment of other people. hospitals Joan Pescatore, director of pharmacy at worked out. Municipal Judge Edward Cozmor ordered Arrington Dover General Hospital and a member of the Larry Ogden, coordinator of the. held on $100,000 bail in the Atlantic City Jail in Mays committee that wrote the new regulations, said some Inter Union Council, said talks at Landing, N J. studies indicate unit dosing can reduce medication the Howaid Johnson's Motor Lodge Pol.ce said Arrington was arrested at his mother's errors by 50 percent at Newark International Airport home after he allegedly told them he had made "That's the biggest thing of all," she said. "These would center on management anonymous calls informing authorities about the t.iings are not only Ubor-saving, but the main thing is proposals for cutbacks In medical presence of explosives the reduction of medication errors — too much, not benefits and a two-tier wage sys- enough, giving it at the wrong time It isn't just the tem. Gas company seeks rate hike wrong medication to the wrong patient." Pescatore said Under the two-tier wage system, about 37 percent of the hospitals in New Jersey had new employees would make ap- NEWARK IAP) - New Jersey Natural Gas Co. has already changed to the unit dosing syrtem on their own. proximately $3 less per hour than requested a $226 million rate increase to offset current employees, Ogden has said. expected increases in its gas supply costs Volunteers called 'reliable' In a full-page advertisement In The increase in the company's purchased gas the The New York Times yester- adjustment clause, due to go into effect Oct. 1, would RUTHEFORD - Research by two New Jersey day, Local 8-575 of the Oil, raise customers rates an average of 10 to 11 percent, sociologists has shown that, contrary to popular belief, Chemical and Atomic Workers, one if approved by the Board of Public Utilities. The request voulunteers are anything but unreliable and often of three striking unions, said was made Friday consider their non-paid work to have a high degree of Merck's demands for "large con- New Jersey Natural serves 218.000 customers in professionalism. The recently-completed study by two cessions" were unjustified. Monmouth, Ocean and parts of Morris and Middlesex associate professors of sociolovy- Dr JiAnn Gora of The advertisment said the com- counties. Fairleigh Dickinson University and Dr. Gloria pany contends that Increased labor Glenn J. Phillips, a company spokesman, said gas Nemerowicz of Monmouth College - also proved the costs are to blame for the rapid rise supply costs "sort of hit a valley and now they're going adage that, if you want something extra done, you of drug prices. to start going up." should ask the person who is already the busiest. The But drug prices have soared volunteers studied were most often the people who lead during the past four years because active lives, with jobs plus a number of community and multinational corporations such as Anti-nude dancing law fought family activities Merck have been buying up com- Funded hy the US Department of Health and Human panies around the world, the MANVILLE (AP) - The owner of a restaurant here Services, the rescaTh. "Professionalism in a Medical advertisement said. that features nude dancing is challenging a municipal Volunteer Role, ' studied members of 21 volunteer It also said that while the U.S. ordinance that bans lopless and bottomless per- emergency squads in 13 New Jersey counties. New Bureau of Labor Statistics' Con- formances Jersey is considered a model for the nation, said Dr. sumer Price Index shows drug Frank Jablonsky. owner of Frank's Chicken House, Gora. because this is the state most heavily served by prices have risen 52 percent since contends that the ordinance approved by the borough volunteer emergency workers Ninety-two percent of I960, Merck boosted the price of its council on June 25 is unconstitional. said his attorney New Jersey imbulance squads are nonprofit, volunteer best selling drug, Aldomet. by 73 Brian Molloy organizations Only the largest cities have paid percent. The ordinance makes nude dancing unlawful "in any municipal ambulance squads Paradowski denied that the com- public place or any place open to the public or to which While individuals from all walks of life are squad pany was seeking concessions from the public is invited or required to pay admission or members, the sociologists defined the "typical" Its workers. She said the company membership fees ' volunteer in this study as a married man between the A restraining order preventing the borough from was only seeking "to moderate ages of 18 and 35 with children ovei the age of seven. rising wage costs" by increasing enforcing the ordinance was granted on June 28 by He is a high school graduate with some college Superior Court Judge Robert E Gaynor in Somerset education who works full time, and donates 15 hours per the deductibles of medical benefits County, said Molloy. "Our primary contention is lhat week lo 'hr squad "Merck workers are among the I MONDr.Y, JULY 16 984 The Daily Ke>jis«ci A5 Zero coupon bonds soar — here are answers Salei of zero-coupon bonds have exempt municipal issuers have interest of a specitied amount, And so on, compounded each price and the value at maturity •oared more than $50 billion 90 far followed this lead. There are even interest on a -wo bond is com- year until at the end of last year, Zeros are a liquid investment, this year and the upsurge shows no zero-coupon certificates of in- pounded annually The zero in- interest earned 1130; net invest- there is an active aftermarket and signs of abating. Why? What are debtedness. vestor does not receive a regular ment $870; total return at maturity they can be easily discounted zeros? How are they created? interest payment, but compounded $1,000. before maturity, in case of need Every day. questions of this sort Q Are zeros good investments interest is added to 1 reinvested in) You can think of the growth and Investment is easy and there are no trickle into my office - indicating for me? the original investment until the payout onV zero-coupon Treasury reinvestment problems In addition to lit As and other pension plans, widespread lack of knowledge side SYLVIA A. Probably - but they are most date of maturity. bond as siimUr to the growth and by side with the widespread Q Clarify this with an example they are particularly suitable for suitable for investors who want a payout on a ctf Savings bond saving to meet such major future purchases. PORTE comparatively large guaranteed A. Here is how money is com- Q. What aboirt. U* tax aspects' Rarely has this sort of pounded in a zero investment, expenditures as children's educa- yield from a relatively small initial A. As an investor in zeros, you're tions phenomenon occurred. It demands according to an example supplied expected to pay tax each year on investment. You do not receive to me by Thomson McKinnon And the biggest advantage is that at least an attempt at a simple income earned - rVen though you explanation. Herewith: payments on a zero bond until the Securities: < you pay a small premium for a redemption date - unless you sell do not receive any inqinV For Q. What are zeros? On June 1. at a 13 percent relatively large guaranteed yield at the zero in the secondary market interest rate, a $1,000 20-year zero long-term investment, therefore, maturity As an offset, zeros are a A. These are bonds from which zeros are best purchased for non- the coupons have been "stripped" before maturity. maturing on May 15. 2004. is sold at more volatile trading vehicle than taxable IRA or other types of -jeouponsTjeing statements of the proaches and the price of your bond 185 conventional bonds Q. How do zero bonds show a pension accounts. issuer's obligation to pay interest returns to its original issue level profit? At end of first year, interest You can buy zeros easily: Just go ajj specified^dates, usually semi- The most popular types of zeros are A. Investment in a zero-coupon earned $11 05. net worth $96 05. Q. What are the advantages of to your broker; try to buy in large annually Tl\ "stripped" bonds Treasury bonds; but blue-chip cor- Treasury bond provides about the At end of second year, interest zeros, briefly stated?' quantities, if possible; buy zeros then ran be solB^o you, an investor, porations also have been offering same rate of return (interest) as a earned $12.48; net worth $106 53. A. The yield is assured; your with the object of holding until at deep discountsNhat disappear as debt securities in zero-type form conventional bond But, while a At end of third year, interest return comes solely from the maturity to avoid any penalties for the maturity of your bond ap- since the early IMOs; some tax- conventional bond pays semiannual earned $14.10; net worth $12283 difference between the purchase in-and-out trading. Analysts predict tighter Fed credit restrictions WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite declining "since the Fed now is not keep the economy growing but not fresh evidence the economy's likely to tighten." too much to spark high inflation growth is slowing, many analysts In a newsletter to clients last David Jones, economist at are predicting that fears of infla- week, Sinai said that the weekly Aubrey G. Lanston & Co.. a New tion may still tempt Federal Re- measure of the money supply was York-based government securities serve policymakers to tighten staying within the targets set by the dealer, predicted that proponents credit just a bit at key meetings Fed. of tighter credit would prevail with this week. A tightening by the central bank arguments that the economy is Such a move, these analysts say, in the growth in the money supply expanding too quickly for the would tend to keep interest rate* tends to produce higher interest second year of recovery and could high. rates, which in turn can help slow lead to higher inflation next year. In advance of secret discussions business expansion. The strong demand for credit by that begin today, the analysts With additional credit restraints, the federal government to finance contended that decisions on monet- analysts said, the prime lending the budget deficits and by private ary policy would still be influenced rate of major U.S. banks would businesses and consumers will keep by fears that the surprisingly probably rise in coming months upward pressure on interest rates, strong economy would eventually from the current IS percent, which he said kick up inflation rates. is the highest since October 1M2 On the other side, he said some "The Fed's main priority is to Home mortgage rates and Fed officials were sure to argue prevent the eventual reacceleration interest on auto and consumer against any further tightening, of inflation," said Robert Gough. loans would also bump up, said pointing out that inflation rates economist at the Lexington, Mass., Bernard Markstein, financirl econ- have been unexpectedly low and consulting firm of Data Resources omist at Chase Econometrics in noting signs the economy is slowing Inc Bala Cynwyd. Pa. down Because the nation has "paid a The Fed officials meet behind Rep Jack Kemp. R-N Y, a large price" over the past few closed doors about eight times a frequent critic of the Fed, argued years in bringing inflation under year as members of the Federal last week that credit conditions control "you can be sure (Fed Open Market Committee already were too tight, saying the Chairman Paul) Volcker won't The talks on Monday and Tues- current policy "is a direct threat to want to lose what gains have been day are particularly important the American recovery and the rest made," he said. because the officials will not only of the world." But other analysts said that Kemp also warned that if the review current monetary strategy THE LARGEST — Marcia Sanford, 45, and her concerns about the effect of any but will also set their preliminary central bank boosted its own lend- Braintree, Mass., yesterday. The ticket nettec further increase in interest rates, growth targets for the 1985 money ing rate to banks and financial husband David. 49, keep their eye on her winning Sanlord $156 million, believed to be the single particularly on the debt-stricken supply institutions, it would have a "full- Megabucks Lottery ticket at lottery headquarters, biggest lottery jackpot in North American history. Third World, might make the Volcker will reveal those guide- scale revolt on its hands in Con- officials more hesitant about lines next week in his mid-year gress." tighter credit restrictions. report to Congress. Minutes of the Some of the analysts said, how- Moreover, they said the actual discussions won't be re- ever, the Fed might raise the so- Gasoline prices fall again favorable reports released Friday leased for another six weeks, after called discount rate from t percent on wholesale inflation, industrial the Open Market Committee's next to 95 percent, in a move to LOS ANGELES (AP) - The their border war, apparently have Consumers and gasoline retailers production and retail sales would meeting. The panel consists of the reinforce the trend toward higher national average price of gasoline disrupted the Organization of are benefitting from the situation, prompt strong arguments against interest rates. The rate was last seven Fed governors and the presi- has dropped for the ninth con- Petroluem Exporting Country's he said tighter credit restraints. raised, to 9 percent, in early April dents of five of the 12 regional secutive week, and the decreases agreement to limit production to Lundberg s survey of 18,000 Allen Sinai, chief economist at Federal Reserve banks The discount rate is the fee that were caused by increased oil 17 5 million barrels a day. gasoline stations in all 50 states Shearson Lehman-American Ex- The Fed has been following a banks and other financial institu- production following attacks on oil Lundberg said found the national average price press Inc., said the reports sug- moderately tight credit policy in an tions are charged when they borrow tankers In the Persian Gulf, an The attacks, "far from gested interest rates would be effort to provide enough money to from the central bank was just under $1 19 per gallon, industry analyst said yesterday. shortening the supply of gasoline compared with just over $1 21 '< on From April through July 13, the and oil, Tn effect released some May 11, the highest level so far this average retail price of gasoline, countries from the OPEC agree- year, he said The price three years including taxes, declined by 2V4 ment to restrain and reduce pio- ago this month was more than Motor vehicle producuon up cents to Just under $119 per gallon, ductlon," said Lundberg. $1 34, he said said Dan Lundberg, publisher of the Lundberg estimated that oil- DETROIT (AP) - Car, truck percent from the 4.4 million ve- Western European producers weekly Lundberg Letter The exporting countries are producing While those prices include all and bus output by the world's 10 hicles built in the 1983 period. made 4 46 million cars and 505,340 wholesale price has dropped 4.3 18.5 million to 19 million barrels a grades and full-serve options, the largest producing nations was up Ward's said , buses and trucks by June 30, a 0.3 cents, he added. day, although he said he could not price of regular, leaded gasoline 12.2 percent in the first six months North American production for percent decline from the year-ago The shipping attacks, begun In determine which countries are sold at self-serve pumps Is much of 1984 over the same period a year the six-month period this year was total of 4.98 million vehicles. April by Iran and Iraq as part of exceeding the agreed-upon limits. lower: Just under $1 O7'« ago. according to industry figures 4.87 million cars and 2 12 million Ward's said A total of 16.74 million cars, trucks and buses, compared with trucks and buses were produced by the 5 35 million total number.of The survey covers West German the 10 leading nations from January cars, trucks and buses produced by production only from January to through June, Ward's Automotive the United States, Canada and May, including only part of the Reports said in its Monday edition. Mexico in the year-ago period. seven-week metalworkers strike, Production from January to June Japan's six-month 1984 figures which had its full effect in June, 19S3 was 14.92 million. were 2.98 million cars and 18 Ward's said. Other Western Euro- The United States had the biggest million trucks and buses, up 4.4 pean producers surveyed were production increase, building 5 87 percent from the 1983 total 01 4 58 France. England, Sweden. Spain million vehicles in the period, up 32 million vehicles. and Italy Closed-end investment funds Investors don't understand a discount and I wouldn't quarrel closed-end investment funds Bro- with that." notes W.I) MacCallan, kers aren t all that interested in chairman of closed-end fund Adams selling them because they merely Express Co "But a long-term receive an initial commission investor is probably more But both circumstances can be interested in getting a good return turnrd to a smart investor's advan- than interested in the discount at tage It isn't easy, but a case of ANDREW which he d have to sell his shares ' making money because an vehicle isn't so commonplace that every- LECKEY According to Value Line, in- one and his brother knows, how to vestors who buy quality funds when put money into it. discounts art wide and them hold According to the Weisenberger them for several years will usually Mutual Fund Index, over the past 10 benefit by realizing solid total years the seven largest closed-end returns Two closed-end funds in funds have risen 210 percent in particular will likely be above value Over the past five years, is no continuous ottering of new average in investment potential they're uo 140 percent That com- shares, as in the case of most within the next 12 months and $ pares to "growth mutual fund mutual funds worthy of an investment move, VISITS ^50" gains of 179 percent and 119 percent according to Value Line analysts respectively for those periods, and "Because a closed-end fund Dow Jones Industrial Average re- doesn t have to worry about its These are Gemini Fund (around turns of 95 percent and 80 percent number of shares fluctuating, it has 154 for its capital shares. NYSE). a bit more stability and this results selling at a 5 percent discount to its 7 FOR / These closed-end (also called in a bit better performance over asset value, and Hemisphere Fund Take a minivaratiori1 lake advantage of this time than a mutual fund would •publicly-traded "1 investment around $4 for its capital shares. introductory offer to Ne * Wbrrvm trie nation's funds difler dramatically from the provide." believes Eugene De NYSF.i. selling at a 3 percent largest and met fabulous fitness W ility for conventional mutual funds in that Staebler Jr. vice president for discount from asset value Both they can be bought directly on a General American Investors Co.. a womeh onlyi Enj'// our r r/M,i! r/yJ • wriirlr/X)! offer two separate classes of shares • sauna • aerotair, slimnastir nnrl \n/i r lasses 'lock exchange or on the over-the- closed-end fund for investors with differing income counter market They invest either and capital growth requirements • Nautilus and aerobic equipment • optional in a diversified portfolio, special The overall market places a tanning beds and i" hil'l r.ire AH for you if you different value on 'he shares or a Since its inception in 1987, 1 situations foreign securities or a act right away specific industry, or operate as a closed-end fund than its underlying Gemini Fund has seen its assets net asset value per share Some- venture capital company jump 270 percent. Its portfolio LIMITED TIME OFFER times they sell at a discount, other currently consists of 99 percent CALL TODAY Here s where doing your home- times at a premium If an investor common stock, the rest fixed- work comes in Price depends on disciplines himself to hold off income securities and convertible * AP>1*tfNf. ' l*y. supply and demand Unlike mutual making any commitments in a issues Gemini Fund will "self- funds dosed-end funds do not stand closed-end fund until the discount is destruct in about six months, its readv to redeem their shares at wide by the fund s historical stan- income shares redeemable tor $11 asset value And. unlike mutual dards, he II usually wind up making a share, plus any accrued and funds which may require a sales a sizable profit or at least limiting unpaid dividends The capital charge of 7 12 to 8 12 percent, the the downside risk, according ' the shares, which lose all leverage Value Line Investment Survey cost of buying a closed-end fund is after that 'ime. will be redeemable limited to bro1 rage commissions "The basic rule of investing in after year-end for their full asset and the applicable taxes So there closed-end funds is to buv them at value The Daily Register The selling of the convention WASHINGTON - The Democrat* will stripe, they believe in "buy American." Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register begin their quadrennial deliberations to- "There was no way politically we could A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper day in San Francisco on a note of circus have foreign-made stuff at the conven- and futility. tion," said one party official. JAMES E. McKEARNEY. JR The selling of the convention, never- Prrildeni and Publisher The man of the hour. Walter Mondale. is a decent fellow, a solid American and theless, has been marred by some a competent politician. But his presiden- misfortunes. For example: Arthur Z Kamm Herbert H Thorpe. Jr Charlei C Triblehom JACK — The enterprising Democrats tried for SttnOay Editor tial prospects recall the terse scouting editor Aajinam editor report on a baseball player: "He is a weak ANDERSO months to find a corporate sponsor for Ruuell P Rauch JIM Koderaro Dorii Kulman hitter, but he is also a poor fielder." today's scheduled breakfast for state N10NI tdilor rttv editor r.dnorwl POIK Editor Mondale comet across to me a* a attorneys general at the elegant Fairmont Thomas C Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J chronic vice president, who would rep- Hotel. At this writing, they had found none /lirrr t.ir »/ Morh#IM0 rircutalioii Dir»rl«r resent America ideally at state funerals. willing to pick up the 11,500 tab Frank J. Allocci At the Democratic convention, nonethe- — For weeks, a New York limousine ProdvrtuM MsMfC less, he will put on a snow of bravado Enclno, Calif. - Schulman Travel, Ltd - firm working with a local Hispanic was made the official travel agency. Its company worked a telephone bank with a MONDAY, JULY 16. 1984 before he heads down the road toward the A6 swamp. owner, Barbara Schulman, and her hus- list of party officials provided by the He will try to spotlight two disparate band, Gerald, have donated 134,000 to Democratic National Committee, trying groups simultaneously — the special Democratic causes in the last year. to peddle its luxury wheels No takers 'Let's see now — I'm gonna need some props interests and the general constituency — A company executive said the idea of an — Party officials had visions of pie in seeking to beam a different signal to each official travel agency started as a joke the iky from the sale of 20 glass-enclosed for this re-election show...' without shorting out. Then next month, it during a dinner meeting between box seats high up under the convention will be Ronald Reagan's turn. Schulman and Democratic National Chair- ceiling to corporations willing to pay up to The Democrats will present Mondale as man Charles Manatt. The agency has been $200,000. The plan had to be dropped when the people's candidate and Reagan as the chuckling ever since, because it handles construction changes left no more than corporate candidate. But behind the public travel arrangement! for 25 state del- four sky boxes available. So no company hysterics, the Democrats also have their egations. will have its own private box. hands in the corporate grab bag. The Democrats started nine months ago — Probably the biggest strikeout was Several big corporations like Bank of to dicker with businessmen who might the VIP lounge, where at least 3,000 party America, Chevron and Levi Strauss are want a piece of the action. Cyrus Gardner, big shots will partake of free booze, food helping to finance the Democratic conven- the man In charge of the marketing effort, and political gossip at a cost of 1100,000 a tion. Even the Bechtel Corp. — which explained to my associate Tony Capaccio day. By late last week, only Federal provided two Cabinet secretaries to the that the party hopes to "broaden our base Express had agreed to foot the bill for one Reagan administration — has kicked in with the business community." day's operation of the lounge. "I really the 1100.000 that qualifies a company as an The "broadening" has occurred at blew this one," Gardner mourned. "You'd official sponsor of the convention. every level of the free enterprise system. think It was the one obvious thing For their hundred grand, the sponsors A dozen small companies in the Bay Area, corporate America would want." will share about 100 guest passes to the for example, have anted up anywhere CONFIDENTIAL FILE: Along with the convention and will be allowed to enter- from $1,000 to 180,000 for the privilege of shooting war on his border with Iraq, the tain the high and mighty. The Democratic selling "official" souvenirs: playing AyatoUah Khomeini has a sizable head- National Committee has promised to steer cards, porcelain ashtrays, pennants, T- ache in the east as well - the hordes of party officials and other VIPs to the shirts, potters, key chains and even a Afghan refugees who have fled Soviet hospitality suites that these corporations Democratic-sanctioned Cabernet repression and are now camped in Iran. will maintain in San Francisco. Sauvignon wine. The Democratic National They number in the hundred* of Another corporate colossus, American Committee hopes to make at least 1200,000 thousands; some estimates put the total in Airlines, will end up giving the Democrats from its percentage of the gross. the equivalent of 100 free Washington-San the millions. Not only are they draining Francisco round-trip tickets In exchange The goal of profit, however, will never Iran's war-strained economy, but the for being designated the official conven- persuade the Democrats to put their Iranians fear that the Soviets have sent tion airline. official imprimatur on non-union troublemakers among the refugees There's little Iran can do to stem the tide But a small, nondescript company in souvenirs. And being patriots of the old Supreme Court overburdened
WASHINGTON - In Chief Justice speaking, the justice* have no time to Burger's first term on the Supreme Court, think. Yes, their law clerk* can handle the back in 1909-70, the court disposed of 4,200 great bulk of a thousand petitions "in cases and handed down 88 signed opinions forma pauperis" - the pathetic and In the term that ended a couple of weeks usually futile appeals from persons, ago, the court disposed of 5,100 cases and mostly convict*, who are too poor to pay handed down 151 signed opinion*. The the court costs And, yes, the justices do court's staff has Increased over this JAMES take a three-month "vacation" in the period, but the number of justices has held KILPATRIC summer. But in the end the justices still constant at nine. They are badly over- have to vote individually on the disposition burdened, and their work shows it. of every case, and the flood of litigation It was not a happy or congenial court knows no dry spell in August that said its farewells after an afternoon The court needs help - not in the form session on July 5. The chief justice was of more staff, but in relief from the main nursing a couple of cracked ribs. Justice course of this disagreement he lambasted burden of hearing oral argument and Powell, thin to the point of emaciation, opposing opinions as unnecessary, inex- writing full-blown opinions in 150-odd looked exhausted. Justice Stevens could plicable, disturbing, perverse, confused, cases a year. Chief Justice Burger has not restrain himself from a bitter dissent: confusing, inconsistent, unwise, singularly urged the creation of a new court, drawn "Of late the court has acquired a peculiar, fundamentally wrong, and little from among federal circuit Judges, whose voracious appetite for judicial ac- short of Irresponsible purpose would be to resolve inlercircuit tivism..." Justice Brennan was so angry The Justices had a bad way of charging conflicts on questions of statutory con- over a criminal case that he denounced his off In all directions. During the hectic last struction. During this pad term at least colleagues' "gradual but determined two weeks of the term, when 38 opinion* 40 case* could have been so resolved strangulation" of the exclusionary rule. came raining down, we witnessed an These cases did not cry out for Supreme It is an old sport at the high court for explosion of finicky statement* and un- Court consideration. The important thing the justices to Jab at one another in helpful concurrences. The court struggled was finally to settle the 40 issues one way dissent, but this term saw some rough laboriously over an unimportant case or another. stuff. Justice Marshall bitterly assailed involving the photographic reproduction of Burger's proposal is for a five-year The drinking age bill his colleagues for failing to approve a free U.S. currency. (Sport* Illustrated had experiment with such a special court. If speech case involving a proposed sleep-in carried a cover showing $100 bills in a the experiment works, fine; if it fails, Democrats there," Howard said in a An historic day is expected to take at Lafayette Park across from the White basketball hoop.) White wrote an opinion something else might be tried. The place in Washington tomorrow when published report. "I'm sure he did House. Chief Justice Burger, for his part, for the court, but he was the only one who experiment would cost the taxpayers no President Reagan will sign a bill that that purposely. He could have signed snapped that the case demonstrated a liked all of hi* work. Justice* Brennan, more than nickels and dimes. A bill would force states to raise their it any day between July 7 and July 17, "trlvialization" of the law. Marshall, Powell, Blackmun and Stevens embodying the Burger idea is languishing drinking ages to 21 It is an action that and he chose the 17th." Justice Stevens may have broken all dissented from one part or another, and in the Senate. It ought to be revived and has been a long time in coming and it records for dissent. He disagreed with the concurred in one part or another. The vote passed Eight tired men and one tired lady There is no question that was roughly 44 to affirm in part and is to the president's credit that he is majority on 50 of (1 divided votes, and he deserve better treatment — and when one Lautenberg and Howard were the actually wrote 30 dissenting opinions. This reverse in part. In a June opinion on illegal going along in support of this import- looks ruefully at the quality of this court's ones who kept the pressure on to get was on top of a dozen dissenting state- aliens, the split was not 8-3, but rather 3-6. work in 1W3-84. it has to be is!d that the ant measure. ments — some of them long, long this legislation approved. And there is The court's most serious problem may law of the land deserves a better The only thing that may mar the statements — on denial of review. In the no question that the White House had be summed up in a phrase. Relatively treatment too. event is that tomorrow, the Demo- to be convinced of its importance. cratic sponsors of the measure will be in San Francisco particpating in the But that is all history now — and we Democratic National Convention. are pleased that the legislation has It appears, according to reports, come to a point where it will be signed FROM OUR READERS that U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D- into law by President Reagan. It will N.J., will leave the convention to fly save many lives throughout the Unit- to Washington to attend the White ed States good friend whose concern for others HMH stating anything less than the House signing ceremony, and then Not to be outdone, Howard, who Beattie mourned reached out to many, Including our current plans would be economically patients. We all miss him. unfeasible, the area residents strongly return to the West Coast. orchestrated House passage of the Red Bank John K. Pawlowski objecting to the 500-plus cars using a "I will be there," Lautenberg said. measure twice in the last month, said To the Editor: Administrator residential street that has already seen "This is my first bill singing. I had a he is planning to hold a news We were shocked and saddened to bear Riverview Medical Center three children hit by speeding cars in the major role in this legislation." conference at the convention to dis- of the sudden passing of our friend, Ernie last 10 years. However, Rep. James J. Howard, cuss the impacts of the new law. Beattie. The vote was taken, an unbelievable 5-0 D-1M.J., another prime sponsor of the Thus, we will be hearing about the Ernie was never one to stand still while Middletown vote in favor of approval of the site plan with legislation, may not be there. He new drinking age not only from the rest of the world paaaed by. He was two amendments, a left-turn-only sign at a* active a man a* I have met. Red Bank indicated that Reagan opted to wait Washington, but from San Francisco To the Editor: an exit where 100 percent of the cars Not only did he operate hi* own business already turn left and a 10 percent until the convention gets underway as well. Regardless, as we said, it will It happened one night in Middletown. At in Red Bank, "Butch's Car Wash," out reduction in size on phase two of the before signing the measure. be an historic occasion when this the recent township planning board meet- served on the council, planning board, project. I don't think there will be many ing a rather strange occurence took place legislation is signed. recreation committee and juvenile con- It's amazing bow the well being of the ference committee of his town of Fair The HMH Development Corporation had filed plans for two four-story office very backbone of Middletown, its resi- Haven as well as the Red Bank A.ea dents, was simply shoved under the rug by Chamber of Commerce. building complexes and the time was at hand to vote site plan approval. a board whose number one objective is the Each summer, Ernie worked very hard good of the citizens At the previous session, the board had on a day-long promotion to benefit How did the board go from a t-0 vote Historic groundbreaking voted t-0 to make the developer go back to downsize the project change to a 5-0 Rivervlew, whereby he tamed over the and revise the size of the building down, vote in favor of basically the same plan'' Thursday should be a truly historic records retention center will occupy profits of certain car wash services to the for It was simply too large for the board Perhaps someone from the board would hospital His contributions were put to consider under the current plan. To do day for residents of Monmouth Coun- approximately 10,000 square feet and can to explain to the area residents their toward the purchase of new and advanced so, came the developer's reply, would ty, especially for those who live in the reasoning. We would be more than happy will facilitate the work of researchers medical equipment. simply not be feasible. HMH made the to listen; which seems to be more than western area. After years of dis- and historians. The freeholders antici- We at Riverview mourn the loss of a decision to present the existing plans as is. they were willing to do. cussion and planning, ground will be Arguments were made for both sides. pate construction will take about 18 David Smith broken for the new headquarters of months, with the library opening in the Monmouth County Library at early 1986 Symmes Road and Alexandria Drive TODAY IN HISTORY The present library headquarters in Manalapan at 11:30 a.m. for years has been antiquated, BY The Associated Press The 85.000-square-foot library will In 1H7. Marine Major John Glenn cramped and totally inadequate to established a trans-continental speed re- be on an 18-acre site donated by Today is Monday, July 1«, the MMh day meet the needs of western Mon- of 1M4. There are 188 days left In the year. cord when he flew a jet from California Manalapan Township. It will house to New York in three hours, 23 minute" mouth's growing population. And it Today's highlight in history: more than 400,000 books, a large and eight seconds. certainly has been overshadowed by On July 16,1*45, the first atomic bomb periodical collection, a film library, In 1«?J. the White House confirmed that was exploded over the desert In New many of President Richard Nixon's meet and a spacious children's reading the large, impressive eastern branch Mexico, marking the beginning of the of the county library on Rt. 35 in ings and telephone conversations at UM room The adult section will include atomic age. Executive Mansion had been secret!) an extensive reference collection and Shrewsbury. On this date: In 17(0, the District of Columbia was And so the groundbreaking on Ten yean ago: The deposed presiden' a casual reading area, seating more established aa the seat of the U.S. than 200 persons. Thursday represents a major im- government. of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios, flew U provement in services to be provided In 1821, Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Malta amid speculation he would appea In addition, there will be several to the United Nations on behalf of his rneeting rooms for use by community by county government. It continues a the Church of Christ, Scientist, wss bom in New Hampshire. fallen government. organizations and a multi-purpose long tradition - by both political In 1862, David Farragut became the room with seating for 350 for con- parties — of making Monmouth first rear admiral in the U.S. Navy. Five years ago: President Jimmy certs, lectures, movies and art County a more attractive place to In 1818, Russia's Czar Nicholas II, his Carter took his energy Independence exhibits A county archives and 'Hey, kid — you sure you're old empress and their five children were proposals on the road, making speeches in live. enough to drink?1 executed by the Bolsheviks. Kansas City and Detroit VIONDAY. JULY 16. '984 The Daily K*r«ivU.T A7 OBITUARIES Troubles Mrs. Catherine Schmidt loom for A Sunday morning UNION BEACH - Catherine New York City, four daughters. Schmidt. 69. died yesterday at Mrs Marilyn Coyle of Freehold. home. Mrs. Frances McGowan of Mondale Bom in Queens, N. if., she re- Flushing. NY. Mrs. Margaret at the N.J. shore Schmidt of Hazlet and Mrs Laura sided in College Point before mov- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Vototptk of Toms River, a sister, ing here 20 years ago. Walter F Mondale's weekend Mrs Lillian Kalfa of Historia, Surviving are her husband, "rumble" over the party's leader- Queens, NY and 14 grandchildren Alfred Schmidt; three sons. Alfred ship has ended, but he'll still find The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral Schmidt Jr of Flushing, NY, himself dealing with an array of Home, Hazlet, is in charge of Charles J Schmidt of Cliffwood convention week troubles — includ- arrangements. B»ach. and William Schmidt of ing a dispute over the party platform and the unhappiness of Mr*. Patricia Ann Schaub some minority delegates. UNION BEACH - Patricia Ann George Schaub; a son, George ~.d some of the party's pro- Schaub. 55, of Second Street, died Schaub Jr of East Keansburg; a fessional politicians are bemoaning how quickly the euphoria created yesterday at Bayshore Community daughter. Mrs. Nancy Ann Watt of Hospital. Holmdel .last Thursday when Mondale Union Beach; three brothers. named Rep Geraldine Ferraro as Born in Connelsvil'e, Pa., she Thomas Crawford and Harry resided in Newark before moving his running mate has evaporated in Crawford, both of Irvington. and here 23 years ago the face of the troubles John Crawford of Virginia: and five She was a member of the Union Since Thursday, "it's been Beach American Legion Post 321 grandchildren. nothing but excitement" about the Ladies Auxiliary. The Day Funeral Home. Key- ticket, said Rep Norman Mineta. Surviving are her husband, port, is in charge of arrangements. D-Calif Now "it's as if we shot ourselves in the foot " Mondale announced Saturday he Tully J. Bagarozy was relieving Charles T. Manatt as party chief and naming Georgia MIDDLETOWN - Tully J New Monmouth party leader Bert Lance as general Bagarozy, 67. of 21 Lawrence Surviving are his wife, Irene chairman of his presidential cam- Circle, died yesterday at Riverview Persson Bagarozy; a daughter. Medical Center, Red Bank paign Many delegates and state Mrs Kathleen Maori of Wykoff. party leaders expressed outrage Born in New York, he resided in four sons, Anthony Bagarozy of over Manatt s firing, and on Sun- Elizabeth before moving here 27 Toms River, Douglas Bagarozy of day, a top Mondale aide announced Hialalai analaa ay JoHn f laaiaa years ago. Bricktown, Roger Bagarozy and Manatt would stay on through the He was a self-employed indus- Drew Bagarozy, both at home; and election. Hanger halt* ram n« they Iry In make il In lht> enlranre In Sandy Hook trial engineer two sisters, Mrs. Syria Collins of He attended Fordham Univer- The reverse in direction sity, The Bronx, NY. and also Englewood Cliffs, and Mrs Norma smoothed many feathers, but it received J degree from St Francis Circhio of Yonkers, NY. ruffled a few all over again Iowa College, Brooklyn, NY The John F Pfleger Funeral Democratic chairman David Nagle complained he had just spent 24 He was a communicant of St. Home, Middletown, is in charge of hours defending Mondale's first Mary's Roman Catholic Church. arrangements. decision to get rid of Manati and said h> now was left feeling "like I had my l»gs cut out from under me." The delegates... Others, meanwhile, remained un- happy about Lance, who was forced to resign as President Carter's The New Jersey delegati i over- SAN FRANCISCO (API - Poli- budget director because of ques- ticians, attorneys and educators whelmingly supports Walter Mon- tionable financial dealings dominate the 122 member New dale. who has the backing of 114 of "It seems to me he was a source Jersey delegation to this week's the delegates Six say they will cast of embarrassment to the party and Democratic National Convention, their first-ballot VOUl fo. the Rev the president and I see no reason to but its variety is enhanced by a Jesse Jackson, one backs Sen Gai y bring him back him back now," bricklayer and an artist Hart. D-Colo, and one remained Mineta said A poll of many of the state's uncommitted as of late lest week He added. "Sleaze ain't no good delegates conducted by The As- The delegates range in age from for us any more than it is for the sociated Press found among their 26-year-old Steven Adubalo of Republicans " ranks 16state legislators, five US Bloomfield. a teacher and state The. weekend s misadventure congressmen, one US senator, assemblyman, to 68-year-old re- only deepened the fee'ings voiced five mayors. 17 attorneys and 16 tiree Dorothea Sutton of Atlantic by Wack and other minority Demo- educators. Highlands crats that Mondale has not ade- Twelve delegates work for un- quately consulted them - about his ions, one owns a construction About SCO delegates, alternates, choice of a vice president al run- company, one is a maintenance lobbyists, reporters, familv mem- ning mate, the campaign leader- welder and one is an automotive bers and friends were expected to ship or the platform People hoofil over the rretl of road tn gel to Sandy Hook bearhen dealer In additon. six delegates are travel from the Garden State to San Before Mondale reinstated Man- in business-related fields, including Francisco for the four-day conven- att. a black woman lawyer from one corporation president tion Washington. DC. Sharon Pratt Dixon had lobbied to get the job. Mayor Marion Barry of Washing- ...and their schedules ton said Mondale was wrong to consider replacing Manatt without consulting the Rev Jesse L. Jack- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Sen mornings will be dominated by son, one of his rivals for the Frank Lautenberg, honorary chair- delegation breakfasts and meet- presidential nomination. man of the New Jersey delegation ings, and the convention will begin to the Democratic National Con- in early to mid-afternoon and last "I don't understand it mysel. vention here, is going to be doing into the evening. Here are major elements of the party that weren't consulted about more shuttling than most attending At night, ther • will be more than the leadership of the party The the four-day affair 100 receptions throughout the city Most New Jersey delegates must Mondale people have a tendency — for the delegates' entertainment once they get on top. they get only worry about scurrying be- And of course, the delegates ar» arrogant." Barry said tween their hotel - the Holiday Inn free tc explore the city on their on Fisherman's Wharf — and the own They have been deluged with Mayor Richard Hatcher of Gary. Moscone Center two miles away pamphlets on the areas tourist Ind . chairman of the Jackson campaign, agreed "People are But Lautenberg will be flying attractions and restaurants. rei.lly surprised and shocked" by back to Washington. DC . tonight Ih • short-lived dumping of Manatt. to attend a White House bill-signing Among the delegation breaVfasts he said There is really concern ceremony. President Reagan will expected to draw the most early regarding the question of consul- enact a measure Lautetiberg spon- risers is the one to be held Tuesday tations " sored to encourage states to raise morning, when Joan Mondale. the their drinking age. to 21 It will be wife of the apparent president^: Some black women delegates the first Lautenberg bill to become nominee, will attend •cried Mondale's failure to con- law sider a black woman for vice New Jersey's 122 delegates and president There also was evidence Lautenberg is scheduled to ad- 41 alternates are receiving gift of some ten: ion between blacks and dress the convention this evening packages that contain, among other white feminists who had pressed on civil rights After the speech, he things, a T-shirt made specifically Mondale successfully tn choose Ms will take a red-eye flight to for the state's delegation to the Ferraro of New York as his running Washington, attend ihe ceremony Democratic National Convention mate and then return to San Francisco On the back, it reads. "The good Rep James Howard. D-N.J . the Wrr- fighting for all women, new? is ..." sponsor of the same bill by Sen Gary Hart, ber" " measure. D-Colo, during the New Jersey Then? people flayed nirfiy frnm the Hook and florked In Sen Hrighl mind. primary campaign While in Cali- She said Mondale's selection The Democrats, in keeping with fornia, which also held a June 5 process was "a slap in a black their reputation for unsettled na- primary. Hart joked that his wife woman's face" because he failed to tional conventions, have yet to was luckier because she was cam- consider any black women make final the exact timing of each paigning in that state while he jad Mnndale also is sure to face day's events at this year's gather- to s'ump in New Jersey challenges to some planks in the ing. Hart went on to lose New party platform Basically, the four days of the Jersey's contest and emerged with gathering will be similar The only one delegate. Jackson has vowed to fight energetically for his positions dur- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates M 75 for three lines for I day 'II 00 each ing the platform debate Tuesday additional line), IS 00 for direr lines for two days ill 50 each additional linei. H 50 fur three linn for three day. night 413.00each additional line), 17 50 for three lines for four or fivedayt ($2 25 earn additional line). $9 00 for three line* Bell ringers foriix to eight days in SO each additional line). 110 50 for three lines for nine to ten day* (IT. 00 each additional Imei 113 SO for three lines for eleven days Each additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline MAM Iwo day* (continued) country. before publication Call The Daily Register. S42-4O00. ask for The Date Secretary to talk before last night's con- But one performance had a cert. But several of the young lasting effect on Bill Norton, of Mondale JULY 12-14, M-ii, 27-21 - FRIDAY- reservations Call 747-O82S musicians found a few minutes to Navesink SATURDAY AL'filST l» - SATtRDAY Metro Lyric Opera presents "Lucia Trip to RADIO CITY to we (Jotu express their eti'hu: iasm "We performed at a candelight I continued) The Summer Players, "Pil Joey ' Dl Lammermoor," Sat . July 21. f) 15 <;el Awav bv the Open Donf Afler "It was wonderful — fantas- service at the Burton Parish agreed to continue as chairman musical 0 15pm Community House p m. Paramount Theater, Asbury ntx>n shew llu. leaves Rtf] liank & tic." said Richard Rainy of Little At Laki Tahoe. Maxine Isaac Theater. 3rd I Madison. Spring Lake Church, Williamsburg Virginia. " Park 115. 112 50. 110. *7 50. If, Bon Hazlet fust S2fi Kw •call < .ill Mondale's press secretary, said (he Tickets Si. 17 at box office per Silver. "Both groups received a he said "There were no lights — office open 1-5 pm 5312378 Tickets formance night or Robertson Agency 73»-3%.1 standing ovation at the Ifestival i it was just great ' former vice president would have avail also Jack's Music Shop. Red and Christmas Spirit Shop. 3rd Ave . concert. The Calvin and Chapel Ringers no comment on the announcement, Bank or Peanut Shop, Convention SEPTEMBER 4 7 - TUESDAY Spnnj Lake Reservations 449-4530 Another member. Melissa are two of seven ensembles at that he was leaving it to Johnson to Hall Arcade. Asbury Park Trip Ui SKVKLK iCaUkilln hythr outline the shift in plans Open I*Kir I'ttA 12011 pei person, Kline also of Little Silver, point- the church. The groups offer JULY 17 - TUESDAY JULY 2t - WEDNESDAY twin. «2XI single Call 73»-.1
EVEMNO SOOO SCARECROW AND mother, a • HOT Salea, Dr Joy Browne. Wel- MRS. UNO Amanda and S30O BASEBALL New York MONDAY PRIME TIME USA OVATION "Cicero. The ly Oeorge (R) r oo 0 00 8) NEWS Lee become involved In the Met* at Houston Astro* Queen's Drum Horae" / 1 30 O MARY TYLER MOORE O THREES COMPANY case of e football team 900O O • DEMOCRATIC 7:00 7:30 6:00 I 6:30 9:00 I 9:30 I 10:00 I 10:30 "Benonl and Ros*" (Psrt 6 A MOEPENDENT NEWS NATIONAL CONVENTION O 8.W.A.T. owner who plots the murder Ana'Mrs Hats of 6) 2:00 8 CBS NEWS (DOSPS of one of hie etar player* Coverage of the Democrat- 12:30« LATE NIOHT WITH MQHTWATCH O ALICE (R) ic National Convention from DAVTO LETTERMAN Ouaeta: MARY TYLER MOORE K) BUCK ROOt-RS O TVS BLOOPERS AND the Moacon* Center In San Jimmy Connora, Mary 8 JOE PRANKUN Queata USA CARTOONS PRACTICAL JOKES Franciaco will include lit* Steenburgen, comedian Laurie Laughlin. Joey CJ M/20 keynote addreaa by Qov Larry MMer. (R) Adam*. Olivia Buehl. San- 0 30 0 ONE DAY AT A m* QNEWS Mario Cuomo (ON .¥.). • ENTERTAINMENT dra SuWvan. Adam Wade. (B BUSaNfSS REPORT (Regularly scheduled pro- TOMOHT Featured cover- Ltvie Sylva. Carmen Onto- (D WKRP m CMCteNATI (D JESSE OWENS STORY gramming may be pre-empt- age of the Democratic deo, Al Mod. ed or delayed by extended 8 3» \> CAROL BURNETT AND * The compelling climax National Convention In Sen 8 MOVK *•*«'-. "I'H Be convention coverage ) lei Law. IMH Seeing You' (1949, Drama) FRKNDS WORLD PREMIEREI • EVENING AT POPS "The Singer Rogers, Joseph Cot 7:00 0 CBS MEW8 Manhattan Tranafer" The • MOV* ww goodbye. IMC NEWS • THE JIME OWENS laxi vocal group Joma John Franklin High" (1978. Dra- ISM-A-S-H STORY Jasss Owen*' Williams and the Boston ma) Lane CaudeN. Ana USA MOV* ww Vot. For » ABC NEWS Q record breaking track per- Pops Orchealre In seise- Dusenberry. Hugger" (1949. 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Soupy 3 00 O BOB NEWHART aga of the Democratic (Part Sol9)Q fi SWAN LAKE. MMNESO- McKeon) perpetuelea Ma SHOW MOVfE * "Angel Of Mighty Carson Art Playera. Sal**, Dr Joy Browne. Wai O MOVK *wlt "Boc National Convention In San 0 MOMS *** "Earth TA A spoof of Tchalkov famlly'a dubious land deal- HEAT." (19S2. Adventure) Oeoroe (R) Hooker's Bunch" (1976. Franciaco quake" (1974, Drama) sky's classic balM. Ml In ings (Part 11 of 12) Marilyn Chambers IBAKNEWSNUHTLME I MOV« www "Oet Comedy) Dub Taylor, Otis Charlton Heaton, Ava modern America on an Iso- i D INOEPENOfNT NEWS MOO BOO NEWS 11:08TMC MOVaj **•* "King 8 BURNS AND ALLEN Carter (1971, Mystery) Sistrunk lated dairy farm. Q BARNEY MILLER Gardner B MOVIE w*ti "Th* Of Hearta" <19«7. Comedy) • THE HONEYMOONERB Michael Came. Brut Ekland 3:08© MOVK www "Th* Pad S BAMBAJ.L Philadelphia USA MOVK ** Olympia a STARSKY AND HUTCH Mechanic" (1*72. 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Max- iBEYOND THE NORTH rty expert hired to bee* up ,200 8 EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:208 THCKE OF THE NMHT 3:30 O HERE'S LUCY 7:36 (IB BASEBALL Atlanta atar In a beautiful princaaa'a lean immigrants turn to the WM0 A phyalclal. artlat and Mggm*' M KAN REITMAN record for Columbia Pictures, breaking the 1982 mark after I finished shooting, showing it to a random "Saturday Night Live" alumni all By BOB THOMAS of "Tootsie." $17,147,850 audience before the special effects had been added Reitman didn't like Aykroyd's script "It took place BURBANK. Calif lAPl - The man who made 'Ghostbusters" remained at the'top of the box-office "I made a speech explaining that they would be on another planet and there were monsters on every ChoMbusters — the summer's comedy hit - is a charts in its second week, for a total gross of $38.3 seeing an unfinished product, a work in progress, and page The special effects would have cost hundreds of Czech-born Canadian, but he's created a movie with million since opening June 8 I told them where the special effects would be dropped millions," he said typical American humor "Ghostbusters" is scaring up so much business. in. The reaction was terrific. I figured if I had them " suggested setting the story in the present, with "I don't think Canadian humur is much different from Reitman said, "because it mikes the audience laugh cheering even without the special effect... the picture three guys in an unusual occupation in the biggest city of the United States I suggested bringing Harold Ramis American, said producer-director Ivan Reitman, 37 and cheer and have some thrills. was a winner." The two countries are close culturally. I think there into the picture Move his presence on the screen, and "It also has an air of innocence .hat smells Reitman is a man of many talents, having produced is more difference between the American East and the refreshing." he said. "It has razzle-dazzle — plenty of he's a good, natural writer ' such'varied entertainments as "The Magic Show" and South than there is between Toronto and New York that — but it also has a naive quality that you don t see Aykroyd and Hamis collaborated on the script in "Merlin " on Broadway, as well as the animated movie, As tn being Irnm Czechoslovakia. I left when I was much in movies today The comments I've heard from which they and Murray play university para- "Heavy Metal" and the history-making "National 4'i My parents were Czech, but I think youthful peoplehavc been: 'You can take the family': 'It's so psychologists who investigate strange unearthly go- Lampoon's Animal House." He also produced and influences come more from television, magazines, innocent'; It's so much fun.*" ings-on in New York Frank Price then production chief directed two hit comedies. "Meatballs" and "Stripes." hooks and movies ' Columbia and its parent, Cora-Cola, had been of Columbia, gave eitman a go-ahead even without a The slender, toothily boyish Reitman was interviewed understandably nervous about a special-effects comedy "Ghostbusters' originated with Dan Aykroyd, who budget in his Burh.mk Studio office as he glowed over the latest that cost (30 million Not Ivan Reitman had appeared on Canadian TV for Reitman The pair "Columbia knew it was going to be expensive and gotj news The first-week figures for "Ghoslbusters "I thought it looked good in the rushes, but that's an met at a local deli, and Aykroyd proposed a script he potentially dangerous, but I finished on time and on had jusl arrived $22767,496 It was a new one-week old cliche.' he remarked "I decided to have a test soon had written for himself, John Belushi and Bill Murray budget. ' said the filmmaker SOAP OPERA UPDATE ALL MY CHILDREN: Erica AS THE WORLD TURNS: fears Trey stiTT emotionally tied to despondent -irant suggests she get full-time job as his therapist and ding vows. Rafe accepts returns when Adam has Stuart Barbara asks Maggie to handle her Kelly Jordy agrees to help Ronni divorce. Celia meets with Jimmy she agrees. Sj.nanlha's marriage proposal committed to sanitarium. A frus- divorce In New York, Barbara .start new life by trying to get her Lee, gets drunk and later beds LOVING: Jonathan tells Lorna RYAN'S HOPE: Max realizes trated Mike refuses to hang around mistakes Gunnar's psychiatrist for job at Clegg Industries. down with him. Celia feels guilty, to get back in Anne's good graces that Maggie was the leak on while she decides which man she his lover Dorothy decides to make DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Hope but Jimmy Lee swears he'll never so she can get trust fund money He Operation Eagle Matthew comes prefers. 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STAR TREK in IS STAR TREK HI THE; SCABCH FO« SPOCH IWt MASW3I W STOCK 128 Bay Av«., Highland, N.J i jie-5Je^7<»-e-.ie K1 r 17 Ml a* THE MUPPETS 291-«Mi Ampto pirking In n» TAKE MANHATTAN D The Daily Register SPORTS 2 COMICS ! 5 MONDAY, JULY 16. 1984 Your Town LIFESTYLE 6 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Howard seeks Villane support for amendment to limit sewage V" WASHINGTON - Rep James J such amendment It would destroy to be only New York City If anyone but one senator is holding it up Howard. D-NJ . has called on the basic framework of Clean owes an apology to the people of Only Sen D'Amato is blocking the Republican state Assemblyman Water Act refutation, halt progress New Jersey, it is President Re- bill. Sen D'Amato said he wants \nthony Villane to seek to have in building treatment plants now agan. Assemblyman Villane. as a me to agree to delete the provision President Reagan and Sen Alfonse under way, interfere with the member of the president's party, to protect the New Jersey Shore D'Amato, R-N.Y., withdraw their implementation of a court ap- should immediately demand an before he allows the Senate bill to opposition to an amendment to the proved consent decree governing apology from his fellow Re- the floor There is no way I will Clean Water Act which would place the schedule of completing New publican." agree to that However. As- a cap on the amount of raw sewage York's new treatment facilities and semblyman Villane could seek to being discharged by New York impose a grossly unfair economic Howard noted that the House, have his fellow Republican release City. . penalty on the citizens of one with a Democratic majority, ap- the bill to protect the New Jersey "Assemblyman Villane has at- state." proved the Gean Water Act with Shore. If the assemblyman is tempted to place the blame on Rep the New York City amendment by unable to do that. perhaps he could Geraldtne Ferraro. D-N.Y., be- Howard said the Stockman letter a 407-11 vote. "Ms. Ferraro voted ask Sen D'Amato for an apology to cause of her opposition to the indicated the Reagan Adminis- for that bill. The Senate version of the people of New Jersey," Howard amendment in the House. Con- tration "considers its constituency the bill is ready to go to the floor said gresswoman Ferraro was ably representing her constituents at the time. The people of New Jersey will be well served if as Vice Walker asks Kean to back bill President she represents the whole country as well," Howard said TRENTON - Stale As- cally pointed out the need for rently 20b on the list Howard chairs the House Public semblywoman Jacqueline Walker waste-water treatment funds." Other projects include the Works and Transportation Commit- (D-Monmouth and Middlesex) Walker said Bayshore Regional Sewerage tee. Ferraro is also a member of has called on Gov. Thomas H. "There are hundreds of pro- Authority's request for $17 7 that committee. Kean to seek White House back- jects pending in New Jersey, but million, currently number 58 on "Although Congresswoman Fer- ing for a bill that would provide many stand little chance of being the state priority list. the West- raro was acting on behalf of her New Jersey with 1800 million undertaken without the funding ern Monmouth Utility Authority's constituents when she opposed that through reauthorizatlon of the help in Howard's bill," she said. request for $11 million, currently amendment. President Reagan is Clean Water Act. The Monmouth Democrat cited 69 on the priority list; and the HEARTBREAKER — Dionne Warwick sings one ol her classics supposed to represent the entire Walker was referring to a bill a number of projects that would Middlesex County Sewage stand a greater chance of funding Authority request for $240 last night during her concert last night at the Count Basie Theater, country. However, the Reagan sponsored by Reps. James How- Administration expressed opposi- ard, D-Srd Dist. and Robert Roe. if the Howard measure were to be million, currently number 71 on Red Bank. tion to this attempt to protect the D-8U1 Dist., that would ap- enacted. the list beaches of New Jersey even before propriate tit billion through 1988 They Include the Middletown "If the Governor wants to live we finished drafting the language. for flood control, dredging and request for $300,000 now 1M on the up to his pledge of moving Howard said. waste-water treatment. lilt; the Old Bridge Sewage vigorously on the waste-water Warwick graces Authority request for $44,000. now treatment projects, he should The measure passed in the In a May » letter. David Stock- House, but is awaiting Senate 221 on the list; and a request for begin by joining in our efforts to man, Administration budget direc- action $1.3 million from the Woodbridge win passage and enactment of tor, said. "The Administration "Gov. Kean last year dramati- Township Sewage Authority, cur- this appropriation." Walker said Red Bank stage would be strongly opposed to any BY MILTON A. SIMMS JR. president, was pleased with com- munity reaction to the council's RED BANK Dionne War- continuing efforts to bring big- Extra bus requested wick graced the stage at Count name acts to Red Bank. Basie Theater last night ai the "We can all see the audience HIGHLANDS - The Henry by the prinicipal in May requesting Monmouth Ar'.s Council pres- Hudson Regional Board of Educa- them to contact the board. ented the second performance in enthusiasm. ' he noted. "We're attracting people from all over tion has asked a private bus The idea of chartering a bus was a new series of popular music company to add another bus to first initiated by officials of Mater programs. the stile It's really been surpris- ing routes for Highlands and Atlantic Dei last year fo. many of the same Warwick's two-show engage- Highlands students attending par reasons, but the board refused to ment came on the heels of the "We took an audience survey cchial schools finance the additional $3,000 ex- June 27 Ray Charles concert, before the performance and found A letter written to the board in pense. which was a tribute to the late that there were people uom as April by the principal of Mater Dei The cost difference rose this year William "Count" Basie. for far away as Trenton It (aware- High School. Middletown. cited because most students did not whom the theater was recently ness of the program > is spreading several difficulties in the current readily apply for transportation. renamed by word-of-mouth ' system with Monmouth Bus Unes Board members said that char- Warwick belted out a string of Hart said the Warwick and Inc., Asbury Park, including over- tering separate buses for the stu- classic numbers such as "Short recent Ray Chanes performances crowded conditions and discipline dents would be more costly and Way Home," "Heartbreaker" are the "beginning of a problems. would not alleviate the problem and "Deja Vu." to the delight of groundswell," of what he thinks The letter also stated that stu- A board committee formed to an appreciative audience. After will be a long series of quality dents must walk long distances to study the problem met with eight reaping intermittent bursts of entertainment offered In the and from bus stops and must wait concerned parents and found their applause during several numbers. borough. if they miss their bus. complaints to be legitimate. The Warwick received a standing "This is what we should have Although glasses ended this year committee agreed that the board ovation after singing "I Know I'll been doing all along," he ex- at approximately 2:15 p.m. stu- should charter the buses or nego- Never Love This Way Again." plained "This is a place for all dents had to be dismissed early tiate concessions by the bus com- There were many empty seats people. And sales are teally because of the lack of transpor- pany at the first showi However, •welling for the I August 23) Tina tation available at that time The board then decided to nego- Calvin Cobb Hart, arts council Turner concert." A second memorandum was sent tiate with Monmouth Bus Lines for to the parents of affected students another bus Board finishes hearing YESTERDAYS 5 yearn ago New York agrees to run as vice on condominium plan president. Manufacturers of ceiling fans RED BANK - The Board of to the present ones, but would be Gov. George Wallace of Alabama can't keep up with demand since withdraws as Independent presi- Adjustment has finished hearing set back. presidential order to set air con- testimony on Cobble Court, the \S- The Sourlis > expert witness dential candidate. ditioning thermostats no lower than Union Beach Board of Education unit condominium Theodore and testified the project would save the 78 degrees in offices and non- announces preliminary plans for Elaine Sourlis of Rumson propose facades of the four exsisting residential buildings to make from four single-family houses, at least three of which are Californian James Barry cap- proposed $450,000 building additions homes on Spring Street 100 years old, raise property tures title and sets record for the which would add ten rooms on east The testimony, which ended values, add to the quality of life and Around the Island Swim of Absecon wing and six on west wing. Thursday, began at the buatd's have no effect on traffic safety. Island, which Includes Atlantic April 5 meeting The board dis- About SO residents offered re- C.ty misssed the application without 100 yean ago verse images in testimony Former Red Bank mayor Daniel prejudice when the Sourlises did O'Hern resigns as state En- Dr Henry Cook, Holmdel. break- not appear at a May 17 meeting, Lynn Jackson of South Street, es nose on sidewalk as his horse, tried to present the board with a vironmental Commissioner tobe - then reinstated the application. come chief counsel to Gov. Byrne. frightened by store awning, falls on The board is expected to decide petition signed by 812 property him. Cook's broken bones are set in owners opposing the project. The Holmdel officials agree, to Aug 16 whether to grant the purchase 300-acre Cross Farm near Shroeder 4 Co. drug store. variance and a reverse subdivision board declined to accept it. under the advice of Board Attorney Swimming River Reservoir tofore - Atlantic Highlands Association The variance is necessary because stall purchase by developers. A the project's 18 units exceed the Robert Otten. warns old blue laws will be strictly portion will be set aside for enforced Anyone found guilty of density permitted in the single- Stanley S. Brittman. Sourlis s recreation, the balance to continue h*m TODAY COLTS NECK — The annual Colts Neck Fireman's meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Perfect Image" will be the subject of a talk by Camille Fair will be held from 5 to 11 p.m. today through July Church, 7« Wyckoff Road Rase at Diet Wellness of Middletown. 549 Route 35, at MIDDLETOWN - The East Keansburg Fire Co. 21 at Firehousc Number 1 on Route 537 HAZLET — The RariUn Bay Town Criers Chapter of 7:30 p.m. The program is free, but reservations should Auxiliary will hold an open house at 8 p.m. In the fire Families may enjoy games, rides, food and special the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of be phoned in. Rase represents Sherri Austin's New house. Thompson Avenue. The auxiliary, seeking new attractions. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have Image Enterprises members, will discuss activities conducted by the rehearsal* each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Raritan High MATAWAN — The Junior Woman's Club will sponsor auxiliary. For information, contact Janet Marinelli, TOMORROW School, Middle Road, Hazlet. a Spaghetti Print craft program for youngsters three to president. RED BANK — Brothers and sisters of those suffering HOLMDEL - The Compassionate Friends will meet five st 10:30 am at the Matawan Aberdeen Public HAZLET - The Environmental Commission will from mental illness are invited to attend a meeting to at « p.m. in the parish house of the St Benedict Roman Library, 186 Main St Registration is necessary. meet at 8 p.m. at the commission office. 31* Middle share common concerns at 7:30 p.m. at the Family and Catholic Church, Bethany Road. The discussion topic OLD BRIDGE — The bus to see the hit musical "The Road The public Is invited. Friends for Mental Health Office. 90 Monmouth St. will be "How to Deal With Depression ' Bereaved Rink" leaves the CivicCenter, 1 Old Bridge Plaza, at KEANSBURG - The Planning Board will meet at RED BANK - The Rap Arthritis Group will meet at parents, their friends and relatives are Invited to attend 10:15 a.m. and returns after the show 7:30 p.m. at Borough Hall. 43 Church St. The public is 7:30 p.m. in the Neuberger Auditorium at Rivervlew the non-sectarian, self-help group. MATAWAN — Al Anon meets at 10 a.m. and invited. Medical Center. Dr. Steven Deiteb will speak on "Care HAZLET - The Association of Mobile Home Owners Alcoholics Anonymous at t p.m at Trinity Episcopal MAT AWAN - Al Anon for adult children of alcoholics of the Feet in Arthritis." of Hazlet will meet at 8 p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, Church on Ryers Lane. will meet at 8 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Ryers RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Route 35 and Holmdel Road. All mobile home owners Lane. COLTS NECK — Supervised bus trips for tor/nship at the Molly Pitcher Inn are Invited to attend youth 14 and older are scheduled each Wednesday FREEHOLD - The Women of Hope Bible Study "Sunny ' Romeiser of the S.P.C.A. will speak. MATAWAN - Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 9 p.m. through Aug 8 to the Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park group of Hope Lutheran Church will meet at 10 a.m. at LONG BRANCH - Families Anonymous, a fellow- at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers Lane. In Long Branch for a day at the beach.. the home of Eloise Hunter. 168-D Cours De Lorraine ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and The Villages alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, WEDNESDAY Reservations must be made at least 24 hours before COLTS NECK - Volleyball may be played from 7 to will meet at 7:30 p.m at the Chemical Dependency each trip with the township recreation office « p.m. every Monday at the Cedar Drive School field Center, Chelsea Avenue. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Alice Forsbee of Owl Haven through Aug. 13 The free play sessions are open to all EATONTOWN - Families Anonymous, a fellowship will show slides of New Jersey owls and bring some live COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Chapter of Sweel township residents 18 years and older. This is free play for parents, relatives, and friends of drug and alcohol owU to the Topping Library for Children at 10:30 a.m. Adelines meets every Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the co-ed volleyball and pre-registration is not required. abusers *nd children with behavorial problems, will Colts Neck Reformed Church New members are MIDDLETOWN - "Color Analysis - the Way to a welcome. B2 Sports MONDAY, JULY 16, 1984 Fusina propels Stars to USFL title victory TAMPA, Fla IAP> - Chuck quarter The Stars ran 59 plays on the drive covered 54 yards in nine three points from 39 yards u-jt. Fusina, dancing and scrambling the ground, a L'SFL playoff record, plays, with Fusina taking it in The Stars held Landry to 54 yards around Arizona's heralded pass with Bryant accounting for 115 in 29 himself from the 1 after fumbling on six completions in 20 attempts rush, engineered touchdown drives carries the snap, juggling it, and rolling to "We played excellent team ball, on Philadelphia s first two The attendance at the game was the left with 1:11 left in the quarter. offensively, defensively," Fusina possesions as the Stars won the 52.662, about 20.000 short of capacity From then on, the Stars kept said si'cor.d United States Football at Tampa Stadium - the Super threatening but couldn't convert, Arizona was lucky to get out of the League championship by beating the Bowl game here last January was a even though F'usina completed his first half down only 13-3.Philadel- Wranglers 23-3 sellout USFL officials had hoped first 10 passes. phia outgained the Wranglers 249-49 The Stars, clearly the dominant for a crowd of 60,000 or more, but But Arizona couldn't go anywhere in total yardage and kept the ball for team of the I'SFL's first two late afternoon and early evening either as the Philadelphia defense, 22 minutes 37 seconds to 7:23 for seasons with 34 wins in 40 games, rains may have kept some fans led by nose tackle Pete Kugler. shut Arizona. The Stars led in first dqwns avenged a 24-22 loss to Michigan in away. off 1,000-yard rushers Tim Spencer 15-2 last year's title game by clearly Fusina completed 12 of 17 passes and Kevin Long Cornerbacks Gar- But the Stars kept stopping them- dominating George Allen's for 158 yards and was named the cia Lane and Antonio Gibson selves After their two early scores, Wranglers They did so despite a game's most valuable player blanketed the Arizona receivers. Philadelphia began moving again series of turnovers and blown Philadelphia totally controlled the Finally, early in the fourth quar- from its own 37. But tight end Ken chances that could have mortally first quarter, taking the opening ter, the Stars defense put thj game Dunek fumbled on his own 44 after wounded them kickoff and methodically moving 66 away Defensive end Don Fielder taking a pass from Fusina and What should have been an easy yards in 10 plays for a touchdown smashed into Wranglers quar- Luther Bradley, who made the hit, victory wasn't put away until the - The score game un a 4-yard blast terback Greg Landry, the ball recovered. fourth quarter because of Philadel- by Bryan Thomas, who spelled popped out, and Buddy Moor re- From there, Landry finally got phia mistakes - a fumble by Kelvin Bryant more than usual because of covered on the Arizona 11 the Stars moving, connecting with Bryant on the goal line, a tipped Bryant's bruised toe But the drive But even then, it wasn't easy It Tmmaine Johnson for 15 yards and pass by Fusina from the Wrangler 16 might have ended before it got going touk seven plays and 3 04 to go those the Wranglers' first first down of the that became an interception by had not Fusina eluded John Lee, the 11 yards, with Bryant lunging over night. Then he hit Lenny Willis for Arizona's Ed Smith, and a missed league's leading sacker, and from the 1 for the TD with 9 55 to 17 more yards to the Philadelphia extra point by David Trout, who also scrambled for 10 yards on a third- play. 24 missed a 27-yard field goal attempt and-4 play from his own 40 Then, after linebacker Sam Mills STARS TOUCHDOWN - Philadelphia Stars running back Bryan In fact, so clear was Philadel- After the Philadelphia defense stopped Spencer on fourth-and-1 at But the drive stalled and Arizona Thomas gets upended as he scores the Stars tirst touchdown last night phia's dominance that the Stars held Arizona without a first down, the Arizona 29, Philadelphia took had to be content with Frank in the USFL championship game agiinst the Arizona Stars. Arizona's didn't punt until 1:20 into the fourth the Stars came right back This time over This time, Trout converted for Corral's 37-yard field goal. Lance Shields (22) is late on arrival Victorious Stacy says Open win was in stars PEABODY. Mass (AP) - Cool Hollis Stacy felt it was "written in the stars" that she win the U.S. Women's Open golf championship for a third time However, she made sure yester- day, rallying from from five strokes off the pace for victory in a stretch duel with young Rosie Jones and Amy Alcott. Open scores, B4 Stacy, helped by an eagle 3 on the 13th green, fired a three-under par 69 for a 72-hole score of 290, two over regulation, at steamy Salem Country Club. That gave her the coveted cham- pionship by one stroke over Jones OUT AT HOME — Atlanta Braves' Ken Oberktell Watching the play is umpire John McSherry. The and two over Alcott, a triumph (24) is tagged out by New York Mets' catcher Mike Braves beat the Mets, 8-3 decided on the final hole. Fitzgerald during yesterday's game in Atlanta. Stacy noted that the late Babe Dldrikson Zaharias won the U.S. Open the last time it was held here 30 years ago Braves finally defeat Mets; "Winning where Babe won is something special," Stacy said "She was one of the greatest athletes in the world and won the year I was born <1954). I think that East lead cut to half game was a lucky charm." To help the charm, though, Stacy ATLANTA (AP) - Claudell Ramirez Washington then hit his Washington said he finally found took extra batting practice Friday THE VICTOR — Hollis Stacy ot Hilton Head. S.C. kisses the trophy grounder and Perry beat the throw evening with a close friend. Helen some holes in the New York Yanks go five to break a 3-3 tie. Chris Chambliss she received af::r winning the U.S. Women's Open Golf Cham- defense yesterday, but it was his Sobin of nearby Belmont pionship at Salem Country Club in Peabody, Mass then lined an RBI single to right "I had been very tentative the soft infield grounder that drove in in roWy H.'i The Braves added three in the the go-ahead run as the Atlanta first three days because my putting from the fringe and then missing a leaden Alcott and Donna White, eighth when Ramirez hit a bases- was not up to par," Stacy said. "My finished with a 70 to tie Alcott for Braves downed the Mets 8-3 "Claudell might have gotten over loaded grounder that got through putt which would have forced an 18- "I've been hitting the ball hard a plateau," manager Joe Torre friend suggest I widen my stance hole playoff. third at 292 second baseman Wally Backman and it cured everything. I felt much the whole series, but today I just said. "He'll continue to bat third for an error, and Oberkfell hit a Then Alcott. the 1980 Open cham- Stacy trailed by five strokes stayed away from their gloves and for a while." more comfortable, more relaxed, pion, teed up on the 18th She sacrifice fly. more confident." after taking a double bogey 6 on the had a little more success." Wash- Washington normally has been Washington belted his 12th homer blasted out of a bunker and sank a 58th hole Alcott and Betsy King ington said after a day in which he Atlanta's lead-off hitter this season "I gave it my best shot and it's tough putt on the 71st hole, bm her of the season in the first inning and over," Jones said. "I just didn't shared the lead, with Jones one also had a solo home run and an but a lack of production in the third had a run-scoring double in the driver failed her with everything on stroke back and others still in RBI double spot prompted Torre to move him win." the line third. "I felt like I would be the one to contention. The steamy hit and sun- The victory snapped New York's in the batting order. Chambliss accounted for Atlan- Alcott drove into the light rough baked greens appeared too much eight-game winning streak and Id much rather be hitting in the beat, but all it takes is one bad on the left side, but was unable to ta's other run with his eighth homer swing," said Alcott. who was for anyone to overcome a five- sliced their lead over the second- first spot," Washington said. "As in tht second Gooden had given up take a full swing to get out because stroke deficit place Chicago Cubs to half a game. long as I keep having days like betrayed by her driver on the 72nd of trees. She pitched out to the only two homers in 17 previous tee. Chicago beat the Los Angeles today, I guess I'll be there (third)." starts this year. fairway and wound up taking a However, Stacy battled back She The 1977 and '78 U.S. Open double bogey 6. birdied the 59th hole, then the 62nd Dodgers. 4-1. Walks to Perry and Ken Ob- The victory went to reliever Washington's slow roller came erkfell and a single by Rafael champion. Stacy played the last 14 Jones, the 1982 Spanish Open She played par until the 13th hole Donnie Moore, 1-1, and Steve holes in five-under par. Then, tied champion and runnerup for the of the day when she blasted out of with the bases loaded in the seventh Ramirez loaded the bases sto Bedroslan went the final two in- and enabled Gerald Perry to score The Braves loaded the bases off for the lead, she watched from the British women's crown the same rough for an eagle 2 She added nings to claim his ninth save. 18th green. year, had a final round 72 for 291. another birdie on the 70th hole, got from third just ahead of the throw Dwight Gooden, 84, in the seventh Darryl Strawberry belted his to the plate by shortstop Rafael on walks to Perry and Ken Ob- First Jones, a 24-year-old former while Alcott had a 74 for 292 down in par on the next two greens 12th homer in the second for the and sweated it out before claiming Santana. erkfell and a single by Rafael Ohio State star, bowed out with a Lori Garbacz. who started the Mets. bogey 5 on the final hole, chipping final round four strokes behind co- victory. SAVE THE BEST CAR AND TRUCK \ • W IN NEW t ML nv HICHWW as. 26B-1GI10 MONDAY, JULY 16. 1984 The Daily Rexitfer B3 MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Randolph: No one should get urrumMOM aASTomaiaai w L w i so * to at •1 J7 99 35 903 7 l« 30 U 40 5S9 II 43 45 4M 17 excited about Yanks' streak 100 7V> 9) Lou* 4M an 41 4| 471 191 After Hal McRae gave Kansas 40 SO 444 21 Griffey, and Dave Winfleld's run- PaaDurgx 411 It NEW YORK (AP) - Willie 36 SO 412 ai scoring groundout City a 1-0 lead on a sacrifice fly in Randolph is one New York Yankee h»Dogo •ear ematoH They scored two more in the the first, New York bounced back ill • 47 43 ta - who's not impressed with his 45 44 sot it seventh on Moreno's two-run triple. in the bottom half of the inning to SOO 7k team's fast second-half start a 47] 10 900 2 which chased starter Charlie tie it. Randolph singled off third 440 13 478 4 'It means nothing," said the 30- 40 42 SO 497 9 Uebrandt, 4-4 Ray Fontenol. 3-5. baseman George Brett's glove, 33 171 ISO year-old second baseman. "No one 3S 441 9» allowed Just one run on eight alertly raced to second on a flyout, M 433 S should get too excited about this ' gn 6. San F singles in 6 13 innings and Jay stole third, and scored on Win- Loa AngaMa S. Ocago 0 Capping a five-game series htont/SAii f, GetCsfwiN 7 Ocagp 3. Salmon i Howell, closing it out, hurled field's grounder to first Toronto 2. Oakland 1 sweep over Kansas City with a 4-1 Now York 7. AIM* 0 scoreless relief to notching his SI Lou* 7.tan Dag o • Naw Vortt 4. KantM CKy I victory over the Royals yesterday, The Yankees, limiting the Royals tome* 3 Ckwaand 5 Taaaa 0 third save. •MM* (M DMroN 9. Mmnaaoa 9. 12 mmngi the Yankees prompted Manager to six runs in the five games, 1 "We did today what we should I 3, Mom* i I 1. 10 mnmt Yogi Berra to talk about a "new completed their first five-game rilmml S. Ian Franaaoe 3 hive been doing all year," said season" with their 5-0 record since sweep since June 1973 Aaama I. Na» Von. 3 Randolph "We played winning San Dago I * Lou* I Na» York 4. Karwaa City 1 the All-Star break Chicago 4. LOB Angalaa 1 Balmoral. Civcago* baseball. We had decent pitching "We're not hitting the ball," said But Randolph, one of two re- Houalon 3. PMMMpNa 2 DMroN 9 MfnnaaMa 2 and solid defense, were aggressive Kansas City Manager Dick Howser IU CaMorwa 7. MHwauMa t maining members of the Yankees' IttlUlMI Toronto 8. Oakland 1 and hit when we had to "Nobody We're dead If we con- San Dago (TKumond S-91 a CKcago ("Viaivan last championship team of. 1(71, is 2 5) 2 » pm tinue to do this, we don't have a TMn'afJa "But it's easy to play when Aaana (Came 4 u at UonrW (tcftanaoai 1-2). not a believer CNcago IMoyt 9-9) at DavoR lAbool 2-2). 7 361 "> chance to do a thing. It's a real 7 3S cm there's no pressure on you. It's easy Mtnnaao* (Bnvtiaon 9-7) at BaWmori (Oawa 7-4), "That kind of talk is supposed to Loa AngaM {HonayCuI 7-31 • nMurgK (Wa» surprise. I knew from the start we 7 36 pm. to go out there and be loose when 0-0}. 7 » p.m keep us from getting depressed," T«ua(No*a l-0)«NawYork(Cowlair0-0).9pm it doesn't matter. I tell you one would have some trouble scoring PMUMpHI {KOnaa 4.4) « Cmannaa IHuma he said "Right now, I'm only 3SI 7 3S am , Guvaand iScnuua 1-2) al Kaiaaa Qty IJoraaO t|. thing, we didn't handle the pressure runs, but I never thought it would IK pm interested in us playing good Bar. Ffancaoo ILaawy 411 • It Lou* {Oanbay YOGI BERRA very well in the first half. Maybe be this bad I've tried everything. 0-1). 9 36 pm Toromo {Oca 9-3) al CaMoma iSann 2-1). 10 JO baseball and moving up in the M. Vonc iFamandai (Ml) « Houalon iScoa 441. pm Inning on • bunt single by Omar in the second half we'll build the I've shaken up this club as much as • M pm iwi.iiii iCanmoa 0 0) at laaaa iBtroat 3 3) standings." I'm going to I'm not a plck-them- 10 36 p m Moreno, a sacrifice bunt by Ran- character we'd lacked earlier This Snapping a 1-1 tie. New York out-of-the-hal type of manager." San Dago « CNcago 2 20 p m BOMon (HunM 9-5) at Oakland ISoranaan 3 9) dolph, an infield single by Ken team has to leam how to win." AJanla « uonkMI. 7:36 p m 1036 pm scratched for a run in the sixth Lot Angalaa M Plajftiiign. 7:36 p m PMadalph* at cmcmnak. 7 36 p.m cavaand at Karwa Cay. 2. 60S pm San Francaco al SI Lou*. 639 p.m Cnwago at Dawn. 7 36 pm Nw York at Houalon. 935 p.m Mtfmaaota at Baflwnora. 7 36 p m Taua at Na* York, torn Summer nationals marked by upsets OLD BRIDGE (API - Frank Max Ford Mustang was timed in 546 seconds at 263.15 mph - the competition BASEBALL BOX SCORES Bradley, Raymond Beadle and Bob 5 K seconds at 247 93 mph while sixth time he has execeeded 260 Meyer did move into the Winston Glidden posted upset victories yes- Meyer, attempting to win for the mph Series points lead with seven of 11 terday in the *840.600 15th annual fourth time in five races, lost with LO9 IIIBSttO) Beadle has been experiencing a races completed He has 5,582 National Hot Rod Association Sum- a 5 97-second, 241.61 mph run. variety of mechanical problems points to 5,292 for Mark Oswald ol OBI arm trill memationals at Raceway Park. 4 110 Rndipr<» 3 110 Damarcl « 0 00 this year and failed to run better Cincinnati, who was beaten by 8a. 2b 4 0 2 1 Bradley, who is from Napa. Glidden, from Whlteland, Ind., 4 0 20 Ortkfi ID 30 10 t«»»ci 4 0 10 SnottgK 3 111 than 5 02 seconds during Sunday's Hawjey in the second round. 4 000 WMatdrt 4 00 2 (kurort 4 0 0 0 3 110 Calif, surprised favorite Joe Amato earned his 40th career NHRA Pro 30 11 BayWdn 10 10 eliminations. 3 0 00 Zacnryp 0 0 00 Cotort of Old Forge, Pa , in the Top Fuel Stock championship, driving a 1(64 3 000 ImaMyA 4 0 0 0 MB*"« 4 0 10 MonnOlO 4 0 0 0 Glidden also has been troubled by tagamn 3 0 10 Cayaan 4 00 0 Braam Ib 4 0 10 jOairac 2 110 dragster final round, recording a 7 Eleven Ford Thunderblrd to an "I'd rather be lucky than good," mechanical problems this season OMgpn 10 0 0 Uacnmai 3 12 0 ScManac 4 0 00 Cay 3D 2 10 1 elapsed time of 7.71 seconds at 3 00 0 Caronac time of 5.56 seconds at a speed of Beadle said. "We have had some He was appearing In his second 3 110 Andamai 3 0 0 0 mam" 20 0 1 178.21 mph He defeated reigning t 0 0 0 OUorand 3 12 2 NnaraSO 2 110 kaa 3 0 0 0 251 39 mph problems, but the other drivers consecutive final round, after los- UWaNnit 3 0 10 WMWpn .10 10 LaSmWip 00 0 0 world champion Lee Shepherd of seemed to have more than us Onapn 10 10 ing to Warren Johnson at the SMO31 0 0 0 0 £c*an*y p 20 0 0 Amato, who became the fastest Arlington, Texas, whose 1084 30 2 0 vnanrM p 1000 Oaanv 10 0 0 today" Molson Grandnational in St. Pie, Ml 9 1 TMafc 14 7 4 Lan*«cl 10 00 man in drag racing Saturday night Camaro finished In 7.77 seconds at Beadle, who owns the Blue Max Quebec Haaancaa Taiak in r i TaMa mil with a quarter-mile run of 264 70 177 51 mph S*>- 4 Racing Teams, then announced his mph, was close behind at 5.57 "If the trouble wasn't with the '&-. • - Ca» |4| Bradley, 42, returned to NHRA Intention to retire from competi- car, it was with the driver," said 9, Ma* Tart 9. I seconds at 248 30 mph I. competition this season - after a tion when the season ends in Glidden "But this weekend we H»l M-MarakaB It). JDaria 14). Beadle, a three-time Funny Car three-year absence, and ended October. were able to get things straightened t»-cn. Winston world champion from Dal- Gary Beck's three-race win streak "I won't be driving after this out Now I just hope we can keep las, edged Billy Meyer of Waco. in the semifinals when Beck left the season," Beadle said "I have a It that way " 3 4 > I 10 Texas, to win his first NHRA title starting line too early. foo*n»*JS It) I 1 1 1 couple of drivers In mind for 1085. JHOOTIt.3 223 10 0 0 in 14 months. Beadle's Schlitz Blue Also in the semifinals, Amato ran so there will definitely be a Blue Glidden's victory continued a HBP-Baylor br Latrandl T-2 12 A—27.142 Edanayl*.3-t Max car competitlng " streak that Includes wlnnnlng al LatrMn«.» 2 2 0 0 0 least one NHRA race in each of the CckarWy pacxad » I MM • IT wr-Eckaraay. Vaamua* 1-2 27 A-3t.974 His victory was his 12th in NHRA last 12 years, a mark unequaled In West Long Branch competition. drag racing. tO»TO»|11| Meyer recorded a time of 5 79 Shepherd, the Winston Series •urns to atrkH seconds in winning the semifinals point leader with 6,894, was appear 4 10 0 3 0 0 0 over Frank Hawley and had run Ing In his fifth final round of the MoSnnU 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 9 0 10 OMnn Bill Stakes tomorrow 5.65 seconds in the second round of year, and has won four times. 4 2 2 0 Uilnrn» 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 ADftr* 16 4 0 11 BY JOE HINTELMANN cleric sponsors a large Italian 3 111 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 charity and each time the horse 10 00 OCEANPORT - Colonial 9 143 3 110 wins. Mrs Mlnasstan contributes to till >>aa*y>b 3 0 10 Farm's Rainbow Castle, Zeke Min that cause The money is being used OPEN 7 A.M. 4 2 3 4 Kaamayc 3 0 00 asslsn's Father Roland and Top of ton* It 4 111 10 0 0 to support a charity in Sri Lanka. Jurat > 0000 4 14 1 the Marc Sublet Winston's Gold Winston's Gold, who has never Outrun 4 0 11 head a field of 10 in tomorrow's for your convenience «It 14 It a> Mill been out of the money In New Ml m US- 11 MO.OOO West Long Braaqh Stakes at Jersey-bred races, has one victory •n til aia- I Monmouth Park ' in five starts this year. He finished S-ltamaa. LOI-taitaa 4, lainla it The race is carded for 3-year-old third in the Anthony Imblsl Handi- •e-etsma i, ft..*., SMiti. itiatii. New Jersey-breds going one mile MS-0«M (I), iMlar 11), «••••> (111 cap at Atlantic City. Crali Perret over the turf course The West Long - aaa III SF- Amaa. handles the reins for the H. Allen 0 H urn as so GOOD/YEAR Branch Is the first of seven con- Jerkent trainee. secutive Tuesday stakes which mijj Others entered are La Pawn, IK, 1 r-J I 0 0 0 0 CMr carry through to the Ind of the I 0 0 0 0 1 Jeff Lloyd. Derby Hat, 116, Joe SMBI meeting wa-OaH T-JOt t-11.447 I I I t 0 Hocco. Reliable Jeff. Ill, Vlnce OHM 3 4 111 The race also inaugurates the Bracclale, Jr.; the entry of Prin- HThamH 1 0 0 0 0 most prestigious part of the Mon- I 10 0 0 cess Xanadu, 112, Donald Miller, sMTneas: it) MS»-aia»a» tf wapar T-14! A- 11.417 mouth Park stakes schedule. The a»l»tl The People You ikM Jr. and Hypercorn, 111, John D. 1100,000 Monmouth Oaks will be run 1110 WKYra rl 4 0 1 0 Melendei; Lily Pond, 110, Doug 4 111 IhMyol 1110 this Saturday, followed on con- 10 10 taWIM Thomas and Awesome Rebel, 106, lilt secutive Saturdays by the Haskell 4 0 11 IMurry It • >>• no rider. Trust For Tires 4 100 Lanailk 1111 10 i u tm« 4 0 10 Invitational. The Sorority and the 4 111 IWMntfh 1110 4 0 0 0 ino i ovo»sb 10 0 0 Omvla 100 0 WMongle Sapling Stakes, all worth 1100,000, Two quality horses will miss the Yowma 1210 Ba~oip« IOIO 10 0 0 Aya* pn 1111 the $250,000 Monmouth Handicap West Long Branch because of 4 0 10 TdVultt 10 11 Caoparm 112 1 Lyrwri 4 120 4 114 aajkv * 4 0 11 and the 1100,000 Longfellow Handi- Are Tops In 4000 Ooiarpk oooo injuries. Misty Mac, who would 4 000 Dovwa.ll 4 2 3 1 Oaaftt 00 0 0 cap. have been the probable favorite. 10 0 0 3 0 2 0 tcorwa 1b 4 110 10 00 10 0 0 OncAlb 4 0 0 1 Rainbow Castle, trained by Har- Injured himself In a workout on 10 00 1111 Narronc 3 112 ry Wells, won his two 1964 efforts 3 10 0 rtoonapr. 1110 July 12 and will be out of action for * 4 Service, M4II Tta* 4 0 10 Mitt I •vcwtl 3 0 2 1 against New Jersey-breds and ran six to eight weeks. t Hit! I •1 7 11 I Wmi tiSHt man usISt-- il lM tit MB- I fifth In his previous start, the Long I-*J.' 'Hirm-m JOna 0» Imi i I I- 7 Branch Stakes, behind Dr "It looks like he took a bad step -- ^haaiaha^hai • BS^BBVaatalatafe 1# VA^ PVataBBijal* ahjajftaakm Schwartiman and Stay the Course somewhere and fractured a bone in Too! M^BBBBjSaw 9- e^aa'aeBsepraj 'si ssar^^^a*asa^ia", ^B^B^IPB^H Apprentice Jose C Ferrer will ride his foot," explained Ben Perkins, jaaaTlt. Btaja, |1tl Snaa HI). PM (t). the 121-pound hlghweight who spots Jr., hi* trainer. Misty Mac, who "**"*» HUM aa SO his rivals two to IS pounds. bucked his shins when second to Dependable The Wedding Guest st Hialeah on I I I I 4 I Father Roland, trained by the 113 3 1 I 0 0 owner, has not yet tried a route, nor Jan. 14, returned to the raceson Like Thosn 1.3 1 0 0 0 I has he raced on the grass. He has June 5 and scored two Impressive 1 i II 0 3 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 won his last two starts, one a four- victories. He will be sent to Ocala, 113 11113 length victory in the Vlneland Fls for recuperation. 1 1.3 4 1 1 0 I 1 10 0 0 3 Handicap at Atlantic City, in im- Trainer Sidney Walters, Jr. re- . J Baan >N* pressive fashion Brian Swatuk ported over the phone from New HIT—HayWM Of AJonaa T- J Ot A- a.tH TOMMTOtt) • rides at 119 pounds York that Lost Canyona son of T. OULLUtO It) There is an interesting story V. Commercial, will miss the West atoll atmM SSSe?. behind Father Roland's name. He Long Branch because be Is ex- atjrtM aBiktJ Q4rc*2o 3 12 1 AJmenH 4 0 10 KEEP YOUR CAR 5 14 1 t 1 I 0 Uoaoyc) 4 100 DrWai 4 12 0 is named after an Italian priest that periencing problems with his OBK" 4 12 1 BurgMpX 10 00 30 10 40 1 D Mlnassian's wife met in Italy The ankles 2 0 0 0 MM* It 40 2 1 CJMandh 4 2 2 3 Murpnycl 2 110 Bartaun 4 0 10 Ibamnon 4 12 3 IN SHAPE WITH 3 110 Eng»c 4 0 00 OrvMrl uplfiaa Ib 4 12 1 tocfiw ID 40 10 Ko*pf 0 0 0 0 Buandn 1100 10 10 0aM3D 4011 BMarvuc 10 I 0 HMC 4 0 10 S 0 00 Uaarri 4 0 10 Okxa 3b 4 0 0 0 MOMI rl 4 0 0 0 Edlinds win at Holland Orchards A GUARANTEED 5 12 3 TauWlt 40 10 Onnnai 3000 Mapjn 4000 5 12 0 JmanaiK 2000 10 0 0 Wagnw 3b 2 0 10 4 12 1 DMP» 10 00 Tamar e 2 0 10 MARLBORO - Hal and Lillian 159 Val and Vivian Dawson com- 12-MONTH TUNE UP 4 0 2 1 ajuaa 10 10 mill TatM mm Edlind won the husband and wife bined for a 183 to take second. 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THE FAMILY CIRCUS JIIIin un iiiiii.iiiiiui.iii I Eraaa II Hgnlbramm JI.IHII IIIIIILill Illlllli 9 KMeef •IConaMar LJHIJ" IS A Kannady HfcV, AMtlMCA. MfcRfc*> A CAT FOOP We BET YOOR CAT WILL LOVE 11 If 1) II 1 i HB'i |" [" |" 1 Ml 1 I" 11T I TtTT-+44-L "i n II i 1 n1 H 1 r hlBtf •!•••• SNUFFY SMITH \a 1 • i I 1 H 1 U rB j C ISS4 Trlbuna Madia SarvlcotI, Inc All RlgMa Reserve1d HOROSCOPE THE WIZARD OF ID BY STELLA WILDER tomorrow, find your birthday and before taking your turn in tha MONDAY, JULY II read the corresponding paragraph present "game." There may have Let your birthday star be your daily been some changes Bom today, you have one of thote guide CAPRICORN (Dec. Zt-Jaa. Ill strong, imperious personalities TUESDAY. JULY 17 — Focus on those matters that have that la more apt to put people off CANCER (JIM 11 July Ml - a bearing on your career. Discuss at first meeting than to attract Recently gained knowledge enables employment problems with su- them. Demanding of yourself and you to put new ideas into action. periors. of others, you head for your goals Self-confidence helps with ac- AQUARIUS (Jaa. »-Feb IS) - directly, completely, absolutely curacy. Combine good Judgment with keen You possess great energy, high LEO I July tt-Aag. «» - It is intuition and you will make the intelligence, emotional stability, essential that you be on time for right decisions before day's end and, perhaps moat important to appointments today Others won't PISCES (Feb. I*-March Ml - your success, tremendous insight wait! Work at making a good impression into your own abilities and limi- VIRGO (Aug U-Sepl. tt) - The friend you make today will tations. You may fail Initially at MARY WORTH Much depends on your being In the serve you well in the near future times, but ultimately you win. I -V\AV NOT HAVE NT TO MAKE right place at the right time. Rely ARIES (Marck 21 April It) - ANOTHER CHANCE IMPORTANT On the other side of the coin, the on directions, set plans. Protect your tremendous emotional THE OF reserve you tend to show others LIBRA (Sept. tt-Oct. tt) - investment In the home. Work then, JUDGE HAS does not extend to friends and INTTOOUCED Creative effort pays off tremen- to bring harmony to the domestic MARY TO family. With them, you are affec- dously today Draw upon another's scene. WAVNE DUXEY, tionate and loving. You never, innovations before taking off on TAURUS (April JO May M) - THE COUNTY however, allow your loyalty to your own. You may have committed yourself PHOSECUTOR extend beyond your sense of Jus- SCORPIO (Oct. JJ-Nov tl> - to more activities than you can tice; even a loved one, you admit, Leave the speculation to others and possibly handle today Rearrange can be wrong go for the "sure thing." Financial schedule during a.m. Also bora N ibis date are gains are your reward for being GEMINI (May tl-Jaae 20) A Barbara Slaawyck, actress; Roald well prepared. lot of mystery surrounds morning Amiadtea, polar explorer. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tt-Dec. ill activities. Rely on past training to To see what Is in store for you - Check rules and regulations get you through a difficult hour. BLONDIE SOOO NEWS, OEAQ MAV I USE ) BRIDGE ADVICE * THAT PLUr\f>BeO *-v C5OING TO BETTER SET HEOEJ > VOUB <^ H!h- ' PHONE •fJX By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD hearts. He would take the club want to make a move in tho / i finesse, drive out the ace of hearts, Millions of beginners have been direction of slam, you must accept ruff a diamond return and draw taught to play "second hand low." his judgment. trumps. He would win five trumps Today, with the North American and five clubs, scoring 930 points. Championships in full swing in Washington, D.C., we see a dra- Actually, Harkavy shrewdly Wcsl dealer played second hand high on the matic exception to the rule, taken North South vulnerable from the 1961 championships. first trump trick. Harkavy took the ace of hearts and continued dia- Harry Harkavy, one of the beat NORTH monds, forcing South to ruff again. players of hia generation, doubled • 1075432 three hearts and led the ace and South could draw trumps but TIGER another diamond. South ruffed the was then out of trumps. He had to 0 105 second diamond and led a low lead clubs from his own hand and AJ862 AMt? 1KV MOTTO Hir trump. took five trumps and one club, for a loss of 800 points. WEST EAST THE AUTO<$^APH OKi USEFUL TEN 4>KQ8 • AJ6 Breaking the rule made a differ- A Packet Guide to BrUi« writ- Youhold:«>KQ8 HE PHANTOM 7># wuire 9TW.LION 100O-POUN0 LINE/, even SHARK* HAVE TROUBLE CUTTINS LUCY! YOU PIPNT EVEN MOVE! YOU LET IT 60 RIGHT BY YOU! B6 The Lifestyle MONDAY, JULY 16. 1984 Rules designed to keep breakdancer whole BY WARREN E. LEARY "Adult bones are stronger but are leu flexible and WASHINGTON I API - With a flip, a turn and a less resistant to trauma than the bones of children and spin, breakdancers can dazzle with acroba'ic acuity teen-agers, " Williams said But with a twist, a jump and a bend, they also could The bone specialists consulted several breakdance fracture their bones or sprain their backs groups and instructors in developing two lists of Because of mounting injuries associated with the guidehres on what to do and not do dance (ad, some health professionals think its time to The •'do" ,,st includes the following recommen- lay down some ground rules - particularly fur old- dations: timers over the age of 18 who want to give it a whirl — People with a history of back, neck or spinal The International Chiropractors Association has problems should get medical advice and preferably a developed lilts of do's and don ts to reduce the toll checkup before starting brerkdancing • from "breakdance syndrome " — Do warm-up exercises for your back, neck, arms High on the list of guidelines are getting proper and legs for at least fiv minutes. Stretching exercises dance instructions, doing warm-up exercises, avoiding are best for wrists, jrms and legs, and twisting and certain risky dance movements and protecting stretching is good for the back and neck. vulnerable parts of the body, such as limbs and bones — Use gloves, elbow and knee pads, or supoortive "We recognize the artistic expression of break- taping or bandaging at joints dancing." said Dr Sid E Williams, the association s — Wear protective clothing with long sleeves and president. "We want it to be a safe experience and to legs alert breakdancers of ways to help protect their necks — Dance on a smooth surface, such as linoleum and and backs. flattened cardboard sheets, in ar uncluttered area and Reported injuries include serious neck disorders, avoid rough surfaces such as sidewalks. knee and hip fractures, dislocated joints, back sprains, The "don't" list includes these guidelines: ankle and foot problems, muscle strains, pinched — Don't breakdance without instruction or pre- nerves, and various bruises and abrasions conditioning Tie association cited one case of a 16-year-old boy — Don't dance alone. In case of injuries, someone who knocked his pelvis out of position through a quick else should be around to help or summon aid series of twists and turns with his legs extended in the — Pont spin your body while in a head-stand air The abrupt spinning led to a traction effect caused position or you can jar the spine off the base of the by the weight of his extended legs pulling away from skull The neck is meant to support only the weight his body of the head, about 8 to 10 pounds, and not the entire Those who have never done any bwakdancing. body especially adults, should be the most cautious and pay — Don't ignore the warning signs of pain. Stop IN ACTION — The International Chiropractors Park Charity Fund luncheon — should adhere to particular attention to conditionir their bodies dancing immediately if pain occurs in any part of the Association says that Breakdancers — such as the association-established quidelmes to reduce the body and does not go away Then consult your doctor. Hi-Fidelity group performing here at the Monmouth toll of "breakdancer syndrome." Regime may bar allergies'People part' of aging taught BY JACK H. SMITH Every member of my family, During pregnancy follow these rules When Daniel F. Detzner greets his class in Growing three brolhert and two siileri, it Old Together at the University of Minnesota this fall, highly allergic. I have been 1 Do not go on a food binge TIME married for three years and we (eating one particular food in he will assign students to devote most of the semester are contemplating starling a excess) during the last third of to researching and writing a life review of an old person OF family. Is Inert any way thai we YOUR pregnancy or while breast-feed- - a family member, a friend, or just someone they can prevent passing on our ing an infant. would like to know better. YOUR allergies to our children? - Mr*. HEALTH 2 Avoid foods that you are The typica' student will conduct four in-person L P.E., Texas allergic to or that do not agree interviews, rummage through souvenir scrapbooks and LIFE with you. photo albums, read correspondence, and reset the frames of history through which the subject has lived. Dear Mrs. E 3. Do not eat whole eggs during For years it was just accepted the months before delivery and The typical subject will plead that his/her life has not throughout the six-month breast- been interesting at all, may even flatly refuse to talk, that children would be the un- in communicating with the elderly But, the older people fortunate heirs to their parents' feeding period. but will eventually yield "because it's to help with a 4 Do not drink more than three college assignment" and will then expand the treasure interviewed also gain a recognition of self-worth that allergies Now some scientists has almost magical powers to make them more this Is your infant's only source glasses of cow's milk or the hunt into dozens of new nooks and crannies, thoroughly have suggested that it may be energetic and interested in life." possible to interrupt this chain of of nutrient throughout this time equivalent in milk products per explored. The final paper is due the last week of the course alleged predisposition. period day The course will stimulate cooperation with leading 2 If food supplements are 5. Do not give cow's milk In question approaches. How did the depression and World The instructor will suggest that the original be given It Is said that about 20 percent to the subject as a Christmas gift. He will probably be of all Infants and young children required, use only hypo-al any form to your infant. War II affect you? What was your first ride in an lergenic substances such as Be sure to record any excep- automobile like? Where did you meet your spouse? a little soft in grading. "Performance is usually high." may have some form of allergy Detzner explains. "Besides, it's rather hard to give The rate is probably higher in prescribed by many physicians tions you have made In these What do you think about age-segregated housing ard This consists of soy milk, amino guidelines, either accidentally or other aging Issues discussed in the classroom? someone's grandma a C " those families where both Students topically report surprising status and parents are allergic acid preparations, and meta- deliberately. Detzner developed the educational technique as his based formula Hamburger has studied a large doctoral dissertation and has put more than a thousand significance to the life of the person interviewed. Oft*n. I looked up ail exceilen'. report a mentor in some phase of student interest is discovered written by Dr Robert Ham- 3 Do not feed your infant solid number of patients that were students through the learning experience in the last nine food for at least six months. using these preventive measures. years. He was In the front wave of society's re- — and accepted. Entire families are brought closer burger, professor of pediatrics at together. the University of California, San 4. Keep your infant's room as He believes 'hat the results are evaluation of the old In its waning over-fascination with Diego. He suggests the following free ai possible from dust and encouraging. the young. Because he stems from an American studies I think the General College of the university is to be as a possible means of preventing molds. It IK not a complicated regime background rather than gerontology, he has been led to complimented In Its human approach to aging studies allergy In infants 5. Dogs, cats and other pets are It It one that It certainly worth emphasize the "people part" of seniors as a helpful And I feel that Detzner s Intergenerational approach 1. Breastfeed yjur infant for a not to be allowed In the home for trying, especially In families who ingredient in all kinds of care. ought to be studied and copied by universities, and least six monthi. Make jure that at least six months are known to be highly allergic '"Life reviews have double therapeutic value," particularly community colleges, all over the country Detzner told me. "True, the younger person gains better He Is willing to share - and he's at 154 Nicholson Hall understanding of older Individuals and more confidence on the Minneapolis campus. Birth control can help man prevent surprises Dear Ann Landers: Perhaps week she told me she Is pregnant. I Now all my hopes and dreams are premarital sex. They Just assume 83 years. He Is N. I am (3. We have you'll print this letter In the hope It 1 feel betrayed and am furious. This In ashes. "It's up to tne girl to take care of 30 grandchildren am 14 great- will prevent at least one unwanted Is not a girl I want to marry, baby My advice to men of all ages Is everything." pregnancy. grandchildren. We live In a four- or no baby, and I'm so upsel I this: Some women cannol be Your letter makes it abundantly room bungalow and put up anyone Recently I discovered my girl- become physically IP when I see trusted. II you don't want children, clear that a conniving lor carelessi who wants to visit. We've had 30 or friend (whom I had been going with her. use adequate protection to prevent girl can make a tremendous dif- 40 peopl* In our little place at one for six months) had taken II upon ANN I have talked to a lawyer and pregnancy. You are the one who will ference in a young man's life. time, and everyone had a wonderful herself to discontinue her birth learned that men have virtually no suffer the consequences II your Dear Ann Landers: After reading time, LANDERS control pills. She told me the pill rights. I am ob'lgaled lo pay her girlfriend decides to trick you. - the letter from the mother who made her gain weight and feel heavy i d like to cook but the daughters doctor bills and whatever child Duped In Pubuque complained about her married chil- and granddaughters won't let me. and the wanted to gel off it. I said, support Is set forth by the courts for Dear D In D.: Your letter la one dren coming home and bringing "Fine, switch lo something else. They bring so much food Dad and I (he next IS years at least. I am 28, that should be discussed In all high- their kids, I decided lo write and tell eal leftovers for days. The little kids The method Is >ip to you, but ior and finally had reached a point In school classrooms in America Very you how we handle the problem In heaven's sake, uie something." don't fight. (It's not permitted.) It my career where I wai going lo be little Is said about the male's our family. might Interest you to know that In To make a long slory ihort, last ab!: lo make something of myself. responsibility when it comes to receive a letter like yours. May tl Clarence and I have been married this wonderful collection of human- good Lord continue to bless you ai ity there are: Baptists, Methodists, Clarence and your fine family. Presbyterians, Catholics and Chris- Confused about what's right ar tian Scientists, Republicans and what's wrong In today's "ne 'Fuzzy' sheets may be exchanged Democrats. No one ever argues morality"? You're not alone. If yi about politics or religion — or want honest, down-to-earth Info anything else, for that matter. DEAR HELOISE: coupons In the envelopes and presto! creams. — Paula R. Warnes the fire alarm every time. - Mrs. matlon on your sex questions, rei I recently read one of your You won't kick yourself for not MESSY OVEN W. Olson How did this happen? They were Ann Landers' new booklet, "Hif columns about fuzi balls I pilling) on using your coupons. Time Is money Dear Heloise: HELP! My daugh- all raised with love. — The D's In School Sex and How to Deal With permanent presi sheets. and so are coupon! ... Happy ter purchased a used stove that Is In Is the grease Just on the bottom Belmont - A Guide for Teens rod The Your answer wjt good. Better shopping. — Gerry Burke excellent condition except lor a of the oven and the door, or is It on Dear D's: A dozen orchids to you! Parents." Send SO cents plus a Ion •till.. stnd the "fuziy" iheels hack Have a great hint? messy oven. the sides too? The reason for this After reading thousands of letters stamped, self-addressed envelope to the manufacturer. The company Send it to: Heloise. PO Box question is that, even though it is a from people who are at war with Ann Landeri. P.O. Box HIM, Ch likes to know when ihetts that are 32000. San Antonio. TX 78218 It's one of those "continuous "continuous cleaning" model, In their children, it was a Joy to cago, IL (0611. "not up to standard" leave the mills MOIST LIPS clean" ovens that has been sadly some ovens the bottom and the door so that they can correct the defects Dear Helose: I have a great tip neglected and there Is a heavy are not part of the cleaning cycle. In the milling. for those whose lips get dry. residue of burned-on grease. None of I sent mine back and the company I have tried sticks made for the commercial products can be Check with an appliance dealer or DIET WELLNESS sent me back two sets of perfect chapped lips and various skin used in these ovens and It's resisted serviceman who is familiar with sheets. - Ruth D. Harding creams, and -till was miserable all of our other methods. your oven, he can let you know what After reading your letter, I con- because my lips cracked and peeled. to do. You may be able to clean the tacted three major textile manufac- Then I started applying petroleum .'.ny Ideas as to what might parts that are not part of the "I Lot 93 lbs. two years ago turers. All three agreed that some- Jelly. You can put a little on ycur remove the grease? When the oven continuous cleaning cycle. — and I've kept It off" thing can be done about sheets that lips before you apply your lipstick, is turned on, it smokes and sets rff Heloise pill after you apply It, or just use the Two of them said that if you jelly Instead of lipstick. contacted them directly first and II works like a charm! Now my You Can Too! then sent the sheets back to them, lips stay smooth, soft and glossy. It R v R n H H u v ii n v' n n H H n u they would be happy to replace them works really well on hands that dry but possibly not ir the same design. out too ... much better than hand ('•art A. Qua/ilia The third said to take them back to the store where you purchased R.P. them and the store would handle it I also called a department store PEOPLE NO LONGER here in Texas that's part of a CBS national chain and was told that, as SUPERMARKET FEAR PSYCHIATRISTS LMCJ M29* long as I had a receipt for the sheets, the store wmuld gladly take them In the pail psychiatric kelp mi considered only ai a lift retort. ALL THE 36 MAIN ST. People avoided |oln| lo or takuf relatives lo a psychiatrist, even 1 back and give rr.e a new set '. don't when It was evident thai treatment was needed. They wag Id even WEIGHT YOU know if all slnres have the same KEANSBURG disregard the suUestlons ol their family physicians There wai a policy — maybe it differs - but it's leelini ol shame. NEED TO LOSE sure worth a try — Heloise Sizzle Lean This has all chanied. Today, with labile awareness ol the problems COUPON ORGANIZER BACON ol menul health and with Ike ipcctanlar development ol new Wgf Dear Heloise: I have read many medicines lo treat mental disorder*, people are no longer alrald to ' • FMI COLOR hints about coupon-saving bul don't »1"lb consult a physician. They reallie that there If hope We slock these ANALYSIS LICTURI remember reading this one: new medicine ai soon as they are available lor prescription Me. July 18th-7:3O P.M. Make your own coupon organizer JERSEY NUMBER GAME with regular mailing envelopes. Shrewsbury Pharmacy Everyone is welcome! Pick any 3 Number* Call for reservations. Break the coupons down into as you can play THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS many categories as you wish. Print Broad St. 741-4*74 Shrewsbury the category on the envelope flap. from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. MATAWAN 7 days a week Prescription Chemist* Free Delivery MIDDLETOWN JEAST BRUNSWICK Put the categories in alphabetical Rt. 34 • Pin* Valley **'W. 35 281 Summerhill Rd. order and staple the bottoms of the WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Plaza .842-4481 238-6903 envelopes together Place your 583-7930 MONDAY, JULY 16. 1964 The Daily IteRfeter B7 Back problems prove costly EdlMr'i Note: Thii Ii tlw first Many back problems, es- la * five-part series thai focnri pecially in people in their 40s and _fT^g Register »£# g M "Oh! Your Acfcisg Back." It 50s and older, are the undeniable will run M Th* Re|iiler'( Life- result of aging. The plain fact is style pages today through Fri- that a* the spine gets older it gets Classified day. stiffer and starts to hurt Nothing S42-1700 Dinv 8 30 * M To S P M vB30AM T0 1230PM BY PAUL RAEBURN doctors can do will stop that AP sciesce editor It simply "means you're begin- ning to grow old - not very NEW YORK - The aches and gracefully." says Conley pains of overworked backs are MO Wunwow 240 Aumaon $1 HtlpWantad Among the new developments among the most common afflic- MOT1CI NOTICI in treating back problems is the PLEASE TAK.I NOVCr mat BAKERS HELPER tions to strike Americans. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai growing reliance on CAT scan- •ho ftumaon Board ot Adjuai Cad 741-1472 Twelve million Americans suffer msM ata. m m tasulai' rraa tant oid. al a ragular maatmg on ners and other elaborate Juna W. 1M4. grant t va in IC. 1M4, grant a varlanca BARTENDER - FuR tlma. ooofc- from chronic back problems, and to OavM Zaok to parrn ing asp naadad Appty in parson diagnostic tools to pinpoint the . •>'• A Bodnar 10 parmit hirt each year another 5 million tnrtruet a alngta tamHy dwall between 311 •our Houee. §40 cause of back pain, according to pramlaaa at • C«oai 01 pramlaaa al 73 Buana Shrewsbury Ava.. Tlnton FaWe strain or sprain their backs. Ruffiaoni faMv *iaraoy» * Jacobs. on tha Tax Mas of tf wanua. Rutnion Naw Jf- Back pain is probably "the of •himaon aa Lot 10 3 ahown on tha Taa Map The CAT or CT scanner is a Copy of aatd Maac orough ot Rumaon aa L ot BILLING/ single most eipensive problem jh us sophisticated X-ray machine that wa w*th tna Board of ACCTS RECEIVABLE that afflicts adults," says Dr. ol aaid "taaolullon it on can, with the help of computers, lha Board of Adluatmani CLERK Bernard Jacobs, chief of spinal bright Indhrtdual reconstruct images of various «V SAMMON, tacrotary roaaaa wiling and surgery at the Hospital for a*al*1 in all offtoe function* Must cross-section views through the DATED Juna M. IB. Board of Adluatmani Special Surgery in New York. Juna 30. it*4 ba waii-e spine. Another newer machine, July 11 oriented Call only I The costs are in both medical body It consists of, among many the nuclear magnetic resonance it," says Conley When the back am and 1 p.m.. aak for Mies care and lost productivity. Back other things, a column of individ- 240 Wumton Brown. 542-4000. Cut MS INMRI scanner, provides simi- feels it is going to "go out" — ihtr Public Iti.y Equal Oppty Employ* M/F ailnfents account for the loss of ual vertebrae (bones) separated NOTtCa when muscle* are straining to NOTICI Of BODY PERSONS HELPER - lar images using magnetic PLEASE TAKE NO Taking parts oft car. etc Knowi- 13 imlUon working days a year. by white, rubbery "shock absorb compensate for a degenerating tha Rumson Board 0 •>!;,. APVLICATIOM measurements of the spine • la haraby gtvon mat! ' a of sandi Increasingly, though, doctors en" that provide flexibility meni old. al a regular ma. i rather than X-rays disc — rest immediately and put Juna 20. 1H4. grant a v >. TEACHER - Saaong r> SI Help W«nt»d 6URE.MI66TWIHK. •tar» ty » yaat-jtd m wy I'NI M/F — Per 1-11 atari IMTW I* OFFICE UMTU-I I'LL. DO ,ANY"miNflr barCO 741-OM4 For wed lurkey batti* of ine TO KEftP TUft nmii IMMiDtATi OPENmOO WOMAN - To cere tor 1 ct<«- EMPLOYEE.* dran m my Lmto Saver hama. 0-0 GENERAL U4PPY Sept neon » 0. MAINTENANCE Cat 74/-0743 ray koanoa Knowfeoga o* «a WOMAN TO CAM POP) HOFANT and niianifll •"->! (aa era. I CUSTODIAN WITH oft Non-emokor DOB lever Coo 171-2240 53 Domestic Help DOMESTIC HELP WANTED - To do Hajj m hauaaaotk 0 laundry • lle w houra a m Cora Meek eree. Can long tarm work J-iI p 4O1-00U Of 402-0740. lo ahow wicker a* home paroaa. 11p.m.-7 average 175 par evening, com- HOMEMAKER/COMPAMON - miaoion, or roeetvo fraa wicker TELEPHONE (OUOTOA* 12 15-5 IS p m Mual kavrj car AOarroc ingmanoa SECRETARY - Church of- Cat 201 4704 Pf T anoouEH - Onf, ruPy e» PAY HOUSEKEEPER — Pamiaiiaill at-. peaWon. 3 daya par week Muel Mt Cl have IK character referencee. 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