Springsteen stages rollicking reunion in Jersey, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Olympic women Air, water cleanup LONG BRANCH Marathon was one of EPA puts pricetag Today's Forecast: history, raw courage. at half-trillion. Partly sunny, humid Page B2 Page A3 Complete weather on A2 m The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 337 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1984 . 25 CENTS 2 accused murderers flee hospital
BY PETE WALTON sergeant said neither escape was spokesperson Charlene Brown, who playing cards?" Hornik asked murderers were missing security improvements. Hornik also said he would ask Porch and Barakat are "Krol MARLBORO - Two accused reported to local authorities until was unavailable for comment early "This indicates to me that there is Gov Thomas H. Kean to conduct a patients, ' housed at the psychiatric murderers declared incapable or approximately 9 p.m. this morning a cover-up on the part of the staff "full investigation" of security hospital because they are Judged standing trial escaped from And township Mayor Saul G. Hornik said he was "outraged " "They (hospital police) are not procedures at the hospital The mentally incapable of standing Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital last Hornik said the hospital's police as a result of the latest escapes and being dealt a fair hand. The mayor said boards of inquiry set up trial night department was not notified of the called the township "a community problem is at the staff and super- escapes for several hours after the visory level," he alleged. in the past to review similar "It is time that the com Husni Barakat. 34, of Old Bridge, under strejs." men were reported missing. Hospi- situations at Marlboro were missioner (state Human Resources was reported missing at R p.m., and The mayor accused hospital staff The mayor called for disciplinary tal police would not answer ques- "worthless" because the state De- Commissioner George AlbancsiM Marcus Porch. 33. of Plainfield, members of handcuffing their own action against any staff members tions about the escapes, referring partment of Human Resources face up to the fact that Krol was last seen an hour later. security force. who failed to immediately inform queries to state Human Resources authorities that the two accused failed to implement suggestions for However, a township police "What are they doing over there. See Two, page At Angry Democrats filibuster to end Mm spending impasse • 1 V MIL another battle may take its place i I if 4t " ;. WASHINGTON (API - Senate finance most of the government - Democrats, angry over the admin- including the Pentagon and the over President Reagan's request to istration's refusal to compromise Department of Health and Human increase this year's allotment of * f on defense spending, are blocking Services - through a stopgap military aid to El Salvador action on bills to provide operating emergency spending resolution. Late last week. Republicans on money for more than half the "It would be too bad if it came the Senate Appropriations Commit federal government. to that." Senate Majority Leader tee lacked 1117 million in military Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., sup- Howard H Baker Jr., R-Tenn , said funds to a 16 9 billion emergency V ported by the Democratic minority, late last week. "But it could come money bill which Senate leaders launched a filibuster last week to that." said they hope can be handled on against a routine motion to waive The Senate planned to vote today Tuesday The Senate committee budget restrictions on spending on a cloture petition that could action came one day after the bills — a motion Chiles said is choke off debate on the budget House passed its version of the becoming too routine and is necess- waiver. But 80 votes are needed to measure without any new military ary only because of White House Invoke cloture, and there are only money for El Salvador HdKviMttflaqrfliM recalcitrance on defense spending 55 Republicans in the Senate Sen. Daniel K Inouye, D-Hawali. PROCESSION OF FLAGS — Flags representing Methodism in the United States Approximately The filibuster for the moment is Senate Democratic Leader Rob- says he will fight the increase on 90 nations where Methodism is practiced are 2,000 persons attended from 30 nations attended blocking only an appropriations bill ert C. Byrd, D-W Va , said Demo- the floor, but Republican backers for the Agriculture Department crats are In no hurry to provide the such as Sen. Bob Kasten of Wiscon- carried into the Ocean Grove Auditorium during ,ne yvorld Methodist Camp Meeting yesterday ceremonies commemorating 200 years of But Democrats say seven other five additional votes needed to end sin say they hope a bipartisan 1985 spending bills that still must be Chiles' filibuster , attitude will carry the president's approved by the Senate will fall "He's trying to call attention to proposal through. victim to similar filibusters unless the fact that the budget process, On the other side of Capitol Hill. the White House starts showing a which is the law, is being the House scheduled a full slate of willingness to talk compromise emasculated," Byrd told reporters legislation this week, including a Ocean Grove meeting bill calling for a sixfold increase in Senate Republicans say the If the Senate resolves that dis- filibuster could force Congress to pute or temporarily puts it aside, See Angry, page At marking bicentennial Richard Burton dead at 58
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - form, perfectly" Saturday night, Richard Burton, the Welsh actor but later became ill He said he was of Methodism in t/.S. who juggled a spellbinding stage unable to specify the symptoms of and screen career with alcoholism the illness, but Burton was taken to the hospital early in the morning BY MICHAEL W. SUTKOWSKI Grove Auditorium, where cer- munity and a volcanic love life that Hurt added, "You will appreciate ~. ., „„„.,„ „ .. emonies are being held until However, notably absent was a included two marriages to Eliza- that Mrs Burton Is not available " OCEAN GROVE - Eyei well- Saturday Coincidentally. the delegation from the world's larg beth Taylor, died yesterday. He Burton's fifth wife, Sally Hay, 3(1. ed, but not the skies, as the sun audltoriutn is celebrating its 90th est Methodist church in the world, was 58 whom he married 13 months ago. glimmered through nin clouds anniversary this year . located in the Soviet Union. Of- The coalminer's son who became was with him when he died, London yesterday morning on an emo- Nature cooperated for the ficials of the Tallinn church could a renowned Shakespearean stage Broadcasting Corp. said She was a tional moment in this seaside pageantry as the procession not obtain visas in time to attend actor and a Hollywood superstar former British Broadcasting Corp community's history — a world moved hi faint sunlight from the the camp meeting. Walker said died at 5 p.m (11 am F.DT) at production assistant camp meeting commemorating boardwalk to the auditorium, sev- A uniques feature will be six Geneva's Cantonal Hospital, ac- In New York, Chen Sam, Miss the bicentennial of Methodism in ral blocks away services, conducted by preachers cording to Dr. Andre Marti of e Taylor's publicist, said the actress America. Ironically, it rained throughout from six continents, held at the nearby Nyon Hospital. He had was in California with two of her And, most appropriately, "When h of the remainder of the same hour each morning this treated Burton for 30 minutes muc children the Windows of Heaven Open" was county. week. "We are trying to show the before sending him to the Cantonal "They are extremely, extremely the theme of the keynote sermon "H started splendidly." said world dimensionof the church," Hospital. upset," said Ms Sam, herself by the Rev Sir Alan Walker, Walker during a telephone inter- said Walker. The church has 51 Burton had a villa near Nyon at weeping "I Just got off the pMoe director of the World Evangelism view. "It was an impressive event million communicants Cellgny, about nine miles east of with Liz and the kids Of course, It's of the World Methodist Council, with a great deal of spiritual Exemplifying that dimension is Geneva Doctors at Cantonal Hospi- a shock " Sydney. Australia power" a service that will be conducted by tal declined comment The meeting opened with a Among the two thousand per- a Brazilian minister speaking in "He was taken ill and died of a She said Miss Taylor would issue cerebral hemorrhage. It was very a statement but "definitely not stirring procession of 90 flags sons attending the services were Portuguese The prayers "will be RICHARD BURTON representing the countries in more than 100 Methodists who translated into English by a black sudden He has been in tremendous today No way " which Methodism is practiced, and traveled from 30 countries to from communist Mozambique," form recently," said Burton's Last June. Burton, the star of the skirl of the Cameron High- participate. The foreign del- said Walker, brother Graham Jenkins in the death to reporters at Burton's such classic films as "Who's Afraid landers Pipe Band of Philadelphia. egations are staying with various A program of musical presen- Portsmouth He said he last saw villa, Pays de Galles (Wales), of Virginia Woolf" and "The Spy The flags will drape the Ocean residents throughout the com- ^ Methodists, page At Burton two weeks ago where the actor had arrived for a Who Came in from the Cold," had In Celigny, Burton's friend and brief vacation last Wednesday. fellow actor John Hurt announced Hurt said Burton was in "good See Richard Burton, page At D'Amico seeks shakeup of environmental group FREEHOLD - Freeholder John acids and other pollutants in the months' effort on my part and Kay Affairs, and Mary Owen, who has mandate the adoption of zoning "It is my hope that the en- D'Amico is spearheading a shakeup waters off our shores " Rippere 'who is on the council I and been active In regional and West ordinances and planning policies in vironmental council wil take a of the county Environmental Coun- The adequacy and quality of the Bob Clark of the Planning Board Long Branch environmental Issues the 53 municipalities within its leading role In coordinating the cil with plans to put It back on its trying to address the role of the borders." D'Amico said Friday county's fresh water supplies are of for the past decade, were appointed efforts of i county i agencies and feet, supply it with adequate staff- equal importance, he said. environmental council and to try to But he reminded the council of the to the council. Daniel A. Spinogatti. making available to the munici- ing and appoint members who can "The depletion of underground make it more effective in its potential it has in serving the an alternate to the Planning Board, palities the insights which can only make it to the meetings. aquifers supplying the northern work- county by adresslng ocena dump- will serve as the planning board be gained when local problems arc D'Amico said that at a time when portions of Monmouth County, and in the past few years, he said, the ing, fresh water supplies, toxic representative.. environmental issues are at the the accompanying intrusion of salt council has been by two major waste and solid waste with a studied from a broader per- forefront of county councerns, the water, is an extremely serious problems — inadequate staffing "I want to impress on the regional perspective seprtive " advisory panel to the county Plan- concern which should be monitored and the inability to make a quorum citizens of Monmouth County that ning Board can and should play a by the Environmental Council." he at its monthly meetings the Board of Freeholders is quite more significant role in said. The efforts of the federal As a solution, a full time staffer concerned about environmental Is- The freeholder addressed the Environmental Protection Agency has been hired by the planning sues and that we will do our best to council Friday and said the most to clean up serious toxic waste board to work with the council and make county government res- Monday serious of environmental problems sites, such as Lone Pine and Burnt new members have been appointed poonsive and helpful." can be "grouped under a single Fly Bog, must also be monitored by to fill two vacancies and to replace "Unfortunately, county govern- Index Lifestyle B6 word heading Water " He called the council, he said the planning board's representative ment has little power to protect Movies A8 for the need to place the county "at on the council. People A2 D'Amico said his attempt to natural resources, and it cannot Advice.. . B7 the forefront in the fight to end the rejuvenate the council is "actually Sally Mollica. the director of the Obituaries A7 Arts A8 dumping of raw sewage, sludge, the combination of a couple of countv Department of Consumer Reach K.tMHowholdi Opinion A6 Business A5 contaminated dredge materials. with The Register's Real Estate Sports B! Ummel Press la oar aew locatloa Gangway Weekday Special Guide1 Fri, Aug 10 Deadline Wed , Classified B8 Television A8 Can Mr. Alto I 79 Haddon Ave , Shrewsbury Steamers 99* See Page A3 for our Aug 8 Call Classified Display Comics B5 Youf Town B1 Save You Money??? Call 747-4000. 741-4594 display advertisement 542-4000. for Details' 1 A2 The Daily Register MONPAY. AUGUST 6. 1984 Richard Burton dead at 58 (continued I his father only on weekends retired, he was to go to terlin soon PEOPLE announced his legendary drinking Burton candidly admitted to to work on a sequel to rrhe Wild bouts were over. Although he being an alcoholic, which he de- Geese, " a film about mercenary described himself as being in scribed as an affliction "as bad as soldiers, and then to India to star "semiretirement," he had under- cancer. " and he occasionally was in a new film version of Graham Soap star turns taken a heavy work load hospitalized to recuperate Greene's Vietnam War novel, "The Quiet American ' He had been in Britain in June He was one of Britain's greatest Norman Buchan. the British filming a remake of George Or- Shakespearean stage actors and a opposition Labor Party's spokes- anchorwoman well's futuristic masterpiece veteran of more than 40 movies man on the arts, said Burtons "Nineteen Eighty-Four, then had ranging from classics to multi- death "will be a tragic loss I HAITIESBURO. Miss IAP) - That was no soap played a small role in an American million dollar blockbusters like remember him as a great and opera — it was WDAMTV's newscast, anchored by television production, "Ellis "Cleopatra" and a string of for- young Hamlet It is our tragedy Deidre Hall, one of daytime television's most Island," and was set to work in two gotten failures. that he never fully fulfilled his popular actresses more films in Berlin and India His Besides seven Oscar nominations promise to the stage because of his Miss Hall, who plays Dr Marietta Evans on "Days daughter Kate, 26, also played in for his film, work. Burton won Tony film involvement " of Our Lives," was in Hattiesburg to promote the the Ellis Island show awards for his acting in the Actors who worked with him paid station's new season While taping an interview Broadway productions of tribute to his talent and fondly Friday, she told station manager Cliff Brown she Burton was the third major "Camelot" and "Equus" and a remembered his tempestuous man- would like to anchor a newscast, and he agreed to British actor to die recently. Dame Grammy award for a children's ner put her on the 10 p m news Flora Robson died last month, and recording. "The Little Prince." He Olivia de Havilland, who worked Judging from the phone calls, he said, viewers James Mason nine days ago. also played "Hamlet" on Broad- with him in "My Cousin Rachel,' approved of her new role Brown said he regretted He had two daughters, both by way his first wife, Sybil Williams. his first American film, told The that she did not appear during a rating period for the Burton married Sybil Williams in station Associated Press in Paris: "He i Burton was born Nov. 10, 1925, in 1949 and the marriage was dis- Brown said the NBC affiliate's evening newscast was a great and brilliant talent, SELL-OUT — Michael jackson, center, per- Pontrhydyfen, South Wales, and solved after 14 years In 1964 he has an audience of about 00,000, and the station's something of a wild man but it is lorms belore another sell-out crowd yesterday at educated at Oxford University. He married Miss Taylor, parted with phones were ringing continuously once she got on the a great loss " MadisonSquare Garden in New York City At was born Richard Jenkins and her in 1974. married her again the air Actor Sir John Gielgud. who last right is Randy Jackson, and left, Germaine changed his name in his youth to following year and was divorced "The lines were Jammed," he said. "You could not worked with Burton two years ago Jackson. that of a schoolmaster who helped call out for at least 90 to 45 minutes once she signed from her in 1976 In 1976 he married on the film "Wagner," said of him bring him up His mother died when Susan Hunt They were divorced in on." "It seems to be the concert of the season. We paid "He was serious, charming, with he was 2-years-old and he was 1982 big bucks for these — $100 a ticket," said Joel Beer, tremendous skill. I feel nothing but raised in his sister's house, visiting Although he said he was semi- sadness " Bicycle marathon completed 31, of Woodridge, N.J The fans included many families with teen-agers BOSTON (AP) - Eight people dressed in and young children, some of them donning sequined kneepants, caps and ribbon ties rode into Boston white gloves, Michael's trademark perched atop old-fashioned high-wheel bicycles, "I like everything about him — the way he dresses, Angry Democrats filibuster completing a 53-day cross-country journey in true the way he carries himself... I've been to every one turn-of (he-century style of his concerts," said Donnell Jackson of Stamford, (continued) target and no attempt to match House proposed $286 billion for the "It is extremely difficult to ride one of these," said Conn. He said he was no relation to the famous the federal program to clean up spending against tax revenues Pentagon, and the Senate approved Keith Parian!, 34, of Sanford. Fla , after he arrived brothers but added, "I wish I .were " abandoned hazardous waste dumps. The Budget Act called on Con- a $299 billion spending target Saturday "You're always sitting. You're not allowed Beverly and Marvin Rauoh were there from The House plans to begin debate gress to approve, early in the year, In an attempt to pass a budget to stand Some of them are not equipped with brakes; Hewlett, Long Island, with their daughter Jamie, 22. resolution, the House proposed none of them has gears." Wednesday on legislation boosting a budget resolution laying out and son Scott, 13 "I begged him to get us tickets," the "superfund" program to (10.2 target spending ceilings for all splitting the difference at $292 5 The eight made the trip because the bikes, with Scott said, smiling at his father functions based on economic pro- billion But Chiles said the White the tall front wheel trailed by a much smaller rear billion from its current $16 billion The Jacksons' first sold-out concert at the Garden The bill was approved late last jections of tax Income House, through the Republican wheel, "are part of our heritage," said Nolan Bay, Saturday night also was described as orderly by week by the House Ways and Means For the years through 1981. leaders in the Senate, has refused 62, of Culver City, Calif Deputy Police Inspector Raymond Abruzzi. Committee. Chiles said, the process generally to even talk compromise The ride also commemorated Thomas Stevens, "We had families, couples, nice kids here," he In the Senate, the Democratic worked, with the budget resolution "The White House insisted on who went from San Francisco to Boston on a high- said filibuster involves the law passed in usually in place by May. By last their own number for defense — no wheel bicycle 100 years ago, traveling across a nation Needed or not, there was one police officer for 1974 to bring the federal budget compromise, no discussions, no that had no major highways, few settlements and no every eight ticketholders The 2,000 officers, nearly year, it had slipped to June, but at roadside fast-food restaurants. under control. Before then, con- least target ceilings were enacted way they would take anything else 10 percent of the entire force, ringed the Garden like And that has been the posture all "He had to walk one-third of the way because there gressional decisions on spending But this year, there is no budget a blue ribbon year long So we have no budget were no roads," Parian! said "Sometimes he would for government functions were resolution because of the difference Wooden barricades separated ticketholders from resolution " he said go 24 hours without eating because he could carry would-be pickpockets, ticket scalpers and muggers made item by item, with no overall in proposed defense spending The no provisions with him." And there were very few of the latter. The riders ranged In age from 28 to 64 and came Police said they issued summonses Saturday night from throughout the country. They set out from San to 50 people for scalping and confiscated 60 tickets Francisco on May 28 and covered about 65 miles a Another nine people were arrested, three for day. Liberian ship damaged possession of drugs Jackson concert is orderly NEW YORK (AP) - Another 16,000 fans jammed Eight winners in lottery by mine blast in Red Sea Madison Square Garden last night for 85,000 watts of sound, multi-colored laser beams and machine- CLEVELAND (AP) - Computers sifting 49 BY The Associated Press North Yemen's pro-Western gov- The Red Sea Is a vital shipping made smoke as Michael Jackson and his brothers million possible combinations found eight winning ernment said yesterday its patrol route leading to the Suez Canal It finished their two-night stand at the Manhattan tickets yesterday in a ll S record $24 6 million An explosion "severely damag- boats were keeping a vigilant watch also carries large numbers of arena lottery ed " the Liberian-registered tanker in its northern territorial waters — Moslems every year to Saudi Oceanic Energy in the Red Sea The fans screamed and swayed approvingly as The eight Ohio Lotto jackpot winners won at the southern end of the Red Sea Arabia for the annual pilgrimage In Michael - bedecked in a white sequinned shirt and $3,085,534 each, lottery spokeswoman Anne yesterday and sources in Egypt's — where the earlier explosions Mecca and Medina black, skin-tight pants — hopped, glided and Bloomberg said yesterday afternoon Paid out over Suez port said there were reports occurred. At least one North undulated on stage with his famous brothers 20 years and allowing for 20 percent tax withholdings, the vessel was sinking Yemeni minesweeper was reported Two escape The songs included such new hits as "Beat It" and that amounts to a net annual payment of $123,421 36 No casualties were reported, but to be operating in the zone. "Billle Jean." as well as such oldies as "Stop, the for each, she said it appeared to be the worst in a Government officials in Sanaa, (continued) Love You Save," pleasing the over-30 crowd who She said 2.667 players guessed five of the six series of explosions in the key the North Yemeni capital, declined patient!) should nol be placed in remembered the rock stars' early beginnings as the numbers in order and 108.646 got four out of six. waterway that damaged at least to comment on the latest explosion, Marlboro. " Hornik said He de Jackson Brothers Their winnings won't be announced until today five other ships since Thursday saying it had not happened in the manded that such patients "bt> It was 9PM. nearly an hour after the scheduled Lottery computers were slower than usual in Some Persian Gulf officials have country' territorial waters removed for the protection nf the starling time, when the lights finally were dimmed determining the number of winners because of the said they believed the blasts were The officials, contacted by tele- community and surrounding town at the Garden and the good-natured crowd roared its volume of ticket sales, said Ms. Bloomberg. caused by mines or some other type phone, said investigations were ships ' approval Ohioans and others wagered $24 5 million last of explosive devices continuing into the blasts last week The fans were excited but peaceful as an army of week for a share of the $24,684,279 Lotto jackpot A spokesman for the Lloyd's of that damaged three vessels in Rar.ik.it is a white male. 5-foot 7 uniformed police officers controlled their movement Tickets were 50 cents each, with odds of picking the London insurance underwriters North Yemeni waters. They ident- 180 pounds, with black hair and outside and served as ushers and ticket takers inside winning combination of 4, 14, 26, 34, 36 and 40 on a said mayday messages from the ified the ships as the 11,800-ton brown eyes He was last seen the Garden single ticket about 3.8-million-to-l. 88.599-ton Oceanic Energy in- Greek vessel Kriti Coral, the 5,150- wearing blue jeans and a blue Earlier a hushed, orderly and well-dressed crowd The jackpot is the largest in US history, dicated the ship was sinking. ton Turkish Morgul, and the 7.720- denim jacket filed into the Garden past police barricades up until surpassing a $22 8 million jackpot split by four people Lloyd's said the tanker was sailing ton East German freighter Georg scheduled show time in the New York Lotto game in May in the southern zone of the Red Sea Schumann. Porch, a black male, stands fr and was en route from the port of North Yemen has condemned the foot-2. weighs 229 pounds, and was Al Hudaydah in North Yemen to blasts as "criminal perpetrations" said to be wearing blue jeans, a Jidda. Saudi Arabia. intended to destabilize the region, blue-and-while plaid shirt and a baseball cap Shipping sources in the Persian but it has not directly accused a Hornik compared the placement THE WEATHER Gulf said it appeared the Oceanic specific country or organization of Krol patients at Marlboro with Energy was much farther into the Persian Gulf shippers have been putting dangerous wild animals in Red Sea and international waters concerned about attacks on tankers a "zoo without rages ' He said South Jersey than the previous ships damaged in the gulf by Iran and Iraq, at war Thei Forecast/8 p.m. EDT, Monday, August 6 state Human Resources officials Some early morning fog then last week. since September 1980 One shipping "lose all credibility when they say partly sunny and humid today. company executive in Saudi Arabia they can control those patients Highs in the middle 80s Light said yesterday the firms were Methodists "There is something wrong with winds Partly cloudy to night. Lows "worried" about the Red Sea I continued) blasts, but they were not halting acrountahility al the hospital." in the lower 70s. Some early Hornik charged "Commissioner morning fog then partly sunny and tations. prayers, bible studies, their vessels until it became clear youth meetings, and evangelical "what those blasts are and who is Albanese should bite the bullet, humid tomorrow Highs in the remove the staff and rotate them " middle 80s. Chance of rain is 20 events will lake place during the behind them." week "As long as Lloyd's has not The mayor said a 17-foot-high percent today and tonight. Ocean perimeter security fence rec- Participating in the ceremonies raised insurance on vessels plying water temperatures are in the ommended by township officials will be church notables from the Red Sea we shall continue 'middle to upper 70s. and an inquiry board several years throughout the world, including operating regularly with fingers ago would help avert escapes Great Britain, Israel, Indonesia, crossed," said the executive who Marine forecast Kenya, and the Fiji Islands. spoke on condition he not be Hornik said plans for the fence ' Watch Hill, R.I to Manasquan, identified are sitting on the commissioner's Among the officials are: Dr. desk, waiting for approval " :N.J. Donald English, general sec- ; Winds westerly at 10 knots or less retary, Home Missions, The today and tonight. Partly cloudy Methodist Church, Great Britain; today with thunderstorms. Some Dr James Fleming, director, fog possible this morning Fair FRONTS: Jerusalem Center for Biblical tonight Visibility two to five miles ANNUAL Warm,, Stdies, Israel; Bishop Hermanos this morning but lower in morning Sitorus, the Methodist Chruch, OSWEGO COUNTY fog or in thunderstorms five miles Showers Ram Flurries Snow Occluded ~ - - Stations y < Indonesia; Dr. John Bryant, or more today and tonight Average w w Bethel AME Church, Baltimore; seas two feet or less Partly cloudy Aiianiic City 88 7S 36 Otf| NHhvillf M 67 Austin 97 74 i di Nn OrtMnt S7 73 05 and the Rev. Daniel Mastapha, SALMON with a chance thunderstorms late 71 Battimors as ?1 edi n 74 oe past president, United Methodist in the day on tomorrow Winds 68 81 ( Ir 90 73 Birminghamm m 17 94 60 Church, Fiji Islands. southwesterly at around 10 knots. 79 M» B*a march M I (), 66 71 24 DERBY 94 Bom 96 M Clr The World Camp Meeting is Tides Boston 92 • fly 92 74 155 sponsored by the World Methodist B'OwnlviUej 94 7n2 od| M 72 14,15,1«,1984 Buffalo M M OOn 103 «2 Council, a fellowship of Methodist Sandy Hook Burlington. Vt M H 12 65 02 91 64 churches in 90 countries. Partici- All times Eastern Standard Caspar 9? U Bft CriiitiionSC M n Ddy pating churches in the United OVER $30,000 TODAY High: 04:05am and Cnaristton.tt V U «u 137 Dd) States are the African Methodist 4:52 p.m. and low: 10:23 a.m. and ChwKMa.N C 90 ra Clr Episcopal, African Methodist Choyann* 11:12 p.m. 82 Cll Episcopal Zion, Christian Chicago 91 u ,-lr INCLUDING HUNDREDS OF . 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WASHINGTON (AP) - The cost the report said. assessessmenl since 1979 of the neither strongly positive nor control, and $256 billion is for said of meeting federal dear air and Incorporating forecasts by Data costs and impact on the economy of negative in the long run." combating air pollution The costs of controlling air clean water standard! this decade Resources Inc., the EPA report cleaning up the environment For example, while corporations Nearly 71 percent of the water pollution from the transport.iinn could be more than half a trillion said the federal pollution require- The study noted that en- have blamed pollution require- measures - some $192 billion - sector — motor vehicles and air- dollars, the Environmental Protec- ments will have the effect of vironmentalists claim that the ments for decisions to close 155 will come from government expen- craft - is estimated al $80 6 for the tion Agency estimated in a report reducing the nation's gross national cleanup will stimulate the economy plants at a loss of 33.000 jobs since ditures, primarily for municipal 10-year period released yesterday. product some seven-tenths of one and create jobs while some busi- January 1971. the report said, the sewage treatment plants, the re- EPA officials, however, rau The cleanup costs will contribute percent by 1M7 from what it would nessmen claim just the opposite 1970 and 1972 air and water cleanup port said. tioned that the report measures about four-tenths of a percentage otherwise be. "The truth probably lies some- laws will have stimulated some The highest costs in the clean air only the costs of environmcni;il point to inflation each year, raising The report, prepared by Develop- where in between," it said. "While 524.000 new jobs by 1987. program are being borne by the regulation and does not attempt In prices, as measured by the govern- ment Planning and Research As- costs of pollution programs are Of the estimated total tSM billion energy industry — electric power assess the benefits Because of this ment's consumer price index, to an sociates lnc . under a contract with high in absolute terms, the over-all in cleanup costs estimated for the plants, petroleum refining and coal they said, the negative Impacts on average (.6 percent above what EPA and required by the Clean Air effects on prices, GNP and employ- 10-year period from 1911 to 1990, mining — at an estimated $98 3 inflation and growth are "<'x;i|; they otherwise would be by 1W7, and Clean Water acts, is the first ment are projected to be small and $270 billion Is for water pollution billion for the decade, the report gerated " Ferraro continues Conrail sale is near WASHINGTON (AP) - The tax concessions for the railroad and ing the ability of management lo Reagan administration, nearing the outlined a list of demands to assure keep Conrail profitable end of its search to find a buyer for Conrail remains intact and is not But even with Crane's support, attacks Conrail. has narrowed the prospec- resold for a quick profit the sources said it may be difficult tive purchasers to two bidders, the Negotiations were said to be to win congressional approval this SALTAIRE, NY. (AP) - Demo- Alleghany Corp., and a group intense between the government year since Congress is expected to cratic vice presidential nominee headed by hotelier J Willard and representatives of both Al be out of session much of the time Geraldine Ferraro charged Sunday Marriott, according to government leghany and the Marriott group because of the election. that President Reagan is making sources. Additionally, labor representatives Also, a number of GOP senators promises to taxpayers he won't be Transportation Secretary Eliza- are playing a critical role, pressing have expressed concern to the able to keep. beth Dole is said to be pushing for demands with both bidders. White House that a sale proposal "I just hope the American voter a decision on a buyer, which will be "The bidder that labor picks is without widespread support could does not forget the promises sent to Congress for final approval, become an election liability for Ronald Reagan made in 1980" to by the end of the week Several the one that is going to get this thing," said one congressional President Reagan and other Re reduce government spending and sources said a selection could come publicans in critical states such as have a big budget surplus by 1964, within days, although critics have source who has kept close tabs on the Conrail discussions Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Ms. Ferraro said after attending said the sale is moving too quickly and New York church in this beach community on Department spokesmen refused He and the other sources spoke Fire Island. to comment on the Conrail dis- under the condition that they not be The sources, who are knowledge In his weekly radio address on cussions except to say that no identified by name able about the Conrail negotiations Saturday, Reagan said he would decision has been made and that all A proposal by unions rep- but are not direct participants, said veto any tax bill that would raise sit bidders announced several resenting Conrail workers still is on that for a variety of reasons four of personal income tax rates. His weeks ago are still under consider- the table, according to these the six bidders have fallen by the comments followed Walter Mon- ation sources, but remains little more wayside dale's promise to raise taxes if Conrail, formed by the govern- than "a negotiating tool" after a According to these sources, the elected, and Mondale's charge that ment in 1976 after the bankruptcy key investor, the Tische family of proposal by the Norfolk-Southern Reagan also would raise taxes, no of six railroads left the Northeast the Loews Corp , backed out of the Railroad raised too many "policy matter what he said. without rail service, is the coun- deal problems" because of possible Mondale, Ms. Ferraro said, is try's fifth largest railroad in terms The unions want at least 30 antitrust implications and a sure suggesting that "major corpor- of freight revenue and miles of percent ownership in the new court challenge from the CSX ations are paying next to nothing in operation It has tracks in IS states Conrail — up from IS percent labor Corp. the railroad's chief com- taxes" and if "looking at closing from New England to Virginia and ownership now - three of 10 seals petitor the loopholes in the law and SHOOTING SU8PECT — Deputies escort Edward Frey to a van as far west as Missouri on Its board of directors, provisions Guilford Transportation Indus- delaying tax indexes." tor tansport tojail yesterday after he was apprehended in Last month, the Transportation for Job security and profit sharing tries Inc., a small railroad com- connection with the death ol one person and wounding ol three Department received offers from Those demands have prompted pany owned by financier Timothy " Reagan should be honest..." she 14 bidders, but that number quickly Mellon, has had difficulty convinc- others in a shooting incident in South St Paul, Minn. L. Stanley Crane. Conrail chair- said. "He's making promises he was pared to six. man, to express concern in dis- ing officials it could handle the will not be able to deliver on in the In recent negotiations, the Trans- cussions with members of Congress giant Conrail system And Citicorp next term, Just as he did in 1M0." portation Department pressed its that labor may be given too much has yet lo pin down much of its Reagan was "going to reduce demand for $12 billion and various power in the new Conrail. threaten- financial support, the sources said government spending, which he has Gunman kills 1, wounds not. He was going to make the government more secure, which he 3 at wedding reception has not. He was going to give us a Rebellious inmates surrender balanced budget by 1MJ, which be SOUTH ST PAUL, Minn (AP) the bride's mother ' several did not, and a surplus of 193 billion — A man was arrested Sunday months ago BOYDTON, Va (AP) - Re- day, were freed at 7:04 am., and demands negotiated." Farrar said Farrar said prison authorities by ISM. which does not exist," she several hours after a gunman "There seems to be a disagree- bellious inmates armed with hand- law enforcement officers rounded said wearing a combat helmet and ment or falling out" between made knives and complaining about up 32 inmates who followed the did agree to call in an American Ms. Ferraro called for "an Jacket burst into a wedding Krey and the mother, said Vu- prison conditions released the last hostages out of the prison's Build- Civil Liberties Union official, Alvin Bronstein, and publicize the in- extensive debate" on the economy reception with a rifle and opened jovich He declined to be more of nine hostages Sunday and sur- Ing No 5, a dormitory, Farrar said mates' 15 demands, which included and said the voters should not have fire, killing one guest and wound- specific about the dispute or to rendered, ending a 19-hour standoff The five men were corrections officers and the woman was a food "halt of unjust treatment for to rely on "five-minute radio ing three others, police and identify the mother at a prison where six death row inmates escaped in May. service worker Two of them certain acts." "more fruit and less messages on Saturdays." witnesses said. The shots were apparently The confrontation at the maxi- appeared to have been injured and pork" and an end "to harassment She also criticized the 1300 billion Gene Edward Krey, 51, of West fired al random, said Vujovich St Paul, was arrested without "The way he was shooting, mum-security Mecklenburg Cor- were being examined, Farrar said of death row prisoners." budget deficit that has ac- rectional Center ended after a show Earlier, the inmates had re- No death-row inmates were in cumulated during Reagan's term.. incident at around 7:40 a.m. there seems to be no rhyme or police Capt. David Vujovich said reason (or the ones he shot," he of force by armed stale troopers leased two guards who had been volved in the incident. Farrar said "Let us not forget IBM Reagan Six inmates facing execution es- Authorities said Krey was said and correctional officers, said Way- subbed and a diabetic officer and signed a very, very large tax bill, ne Farrar, a state Department of promised to release the others at caped from the southern Virginia almost $100 billion and in the past booked into the Dakota County "A gunman entered a wedding reception in South St Paul and Corrections spokesman I 30 am Sunday prison in May in the nations year and other *50 billion tax bill," Jail in Hastings on initial charges of second-degree murder, and began to shoot indiscriminately Authorities also issued a 7 am The inmates said they were largest death row breakout, all she said. prosecutors said they had until at the members of the recep- deadline for the release of the final rebelling against security have since been recaptured She said taxpayers also have noon Tuesday to file formal tion," said Dr Terrence Pat- six hostages, he said procedures they labeled "un- faced increased state and local charges tinson, emergency services di- The five men and one woman, the mitigated oppression." taxes, "in order to make up shifts Krey was found sitting oh the rector al Divine Redeemer Hos- last of nine hostages taken Satur- "At no time were the so-called in priorities in the federal govern- steps of a home near a park, pital in South St Paul ment." which had been evacuated Satur- Vujovich said the assailant had "The American taxpayer has day night after the gunman ran not been invited to the reception July grocery prices increase been hit for the past four years... there following the shootings, The bride and bridegroom were Vujovich said not injured, police said, but He's got to know where it is coming NEW YORK (AP) - Grocery an economic forecasting firm In see this reflected in the
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OSSE SH H» crwngit t 0*', "•»«•• P O Boi U0 KM «•"•"* NJ 0 A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1984 High methane gas levels bedevil New Jersey sites By ROBERT WADE "It used to be that the dump was But municipal officials contend Associated Press Writer far, far away from where anybody that they need only to expand an High levelt of potentially ex- was living. It's come to a point existing system of venting pipes, plosive gases set off alarms at least where people are living near while cleaning up the site would be once a week — often at night — in them," he said. too costly. the basements of homes near a Particularly In southern New "It's just going to postpone the garbage dump in the southern New Jersey, garbage dumps may be problem and, in my opinion, it's Jersey community of Cherry Hill. built on abandoned sand and gravel just going to exacerbate the prob- In the northern part of the state, pits. The sandy soil allows poten- lem," the attorney said of the officials have had to delay for at tially lethal amounts of methane venting system. least a year the opening of the $4 gas to travel underground easily, ' Flowers maintained, however, million Paisaic County Technical sometime* several hundred feet that the venting pipes in use around and Vocational School in Wanaque from a landfill. the Erlton landfill have proven The new facility wai scheduled to "Any landfill, by nature of the open this fall, until a gas pocket effective and safe fact that it took waste, will produce was found under the building built methane gas Where methane be- "That type of system is standard atop a former landfill. comes a problem is where methane now for control of migration (of methane)," said Flowers. In both cases and at dozens of migrates off the landfill," said other sites near active or closed Walter Burshtin of the Division of "They've done this for years out in California." landfills statewide, the culprit is Waste Management at the state FACING THE NATION — Sharon Camp ol the Congressional. Pro-Life Caucus, were guests methane, a gas produced by the Department of Environmental Meanwhile, Passaic County Population Crisis Committee, left, and Rep. yesterday on CBS-TV's "Face The Nation decomposition of organic material Protection Technical and Vocational High such as food. The methane gas can be vented School Superintendent Dr. James Christopher Smith, R-N.J., co-chairman of the program in Washington When vented properly, the odor- or burned off safely through pipes Gleeson said engineers are working leu and colorless gas poses no sunk into landfills, said Flowers. on a solution to the gas pocket danger. Experts point to a number But venting is not good enough beneath the school. of successful systems that recover for two women, Marion C Cranmer Guido Rocco, president qf the Anti-abortion group raps methane so It can be added to and Elaine Ashton, who live near county Vocational-technical Board, natural gas or used as fuel for the Erlton Landfill in Cherry Hill, said engineers are trying to de- electrical generators. said their attorney, Robert Blom- termine how to release the gas But when concentrated in a small quist. safely and avoid future buildups County officials have authorized decision on parents' suit area, such as a basement near a He said his clients have gas landfill, methane can be explosive alarms in their basements and - at $150,000 for the study and to drill And methane gas will pose an least once a week and sometimes abatement wells up to 120 deep to increasing problem as housing and several times a day — a warning vent the methane, he said. Industrial development continues in sounds of dangerous levels of "It's not completely solved, but over diagnosis of infant the state, said Frank Flowers, an methane accumulating in their we're proceeding very nicely," said environmental specialist for the homes, Blomquist said Rocco. TRENTON (AP) - The New preme Court appears to be en- child cannot seek general damages Rutgers University extension ser- "My clients feel they are sitting In Ringwood, officials also are Jersey Right to Life Committee has couraging a negative attitude for emotional distress and for vice at Cook College. on a time bomb — literally and developing a system to vent meth- criticized a state Supreme Court toward the handicapped," having an impaired childhood. Eventually, developing com- figuratively," the attorney said. ane found near five homes. The ruling that an infant born with Dougherty said in a statement "The crux of the problem is that munities and the expanding The women want Cherry Hill DEP told borough authorities last health defects because doctors issued Friday. there is no rational way to measure garbage dumps necessary to handle officials either to buy their homes week that the gas apparently failed to diagnosis his mother's non-existence or to compare non- their wastes wind up being too close so they can move, or clean up the traveled from a nearby landfill She added that the decision will German measles may sue the existence with the pain and suffer- to each other, Flowers said. site completely, Blomquist said. built over miles of old mine shafts. put pressure on doctors and parents doctors. to choose "nonllfe rather than ing of his impaired existence," said The ruling by the state's highest impaired life " Justice Stewart G. Pollock, writing court came in the case of 6-year-old The anti-abortion group vowed to for the majority. Former state Senator Musto Peter Procanlk, who was retarded seek legislative action to reverse He said it was "simply too by congenital rubella, or German what it called a "life-threatening speculative" for a jury to put a measles. decision." price on an impaired life in a case His parents, Rosemarie and The high court's decision where the child "claims he would Michael Procanik of Avenel, con- to begin serving his sentence Wednesday put New Jersey with be better off if he had not been tended that her doctors negligently born." told her that she had no reason to only two other states - California and Washington - holding that a "Such a claim would stir the on May 10, 1*02 by US District by virtue of 35 years' service, worry because she had become NEWARK (AP) - For possibly child has the right to sue doctors passions of jurors about the nature the first time in his life, William Judge H Lee Sarokin, Musto was remained for years a political force immune to German measles as a for negligently failing to diagnosis and value of life, the fear of Vincent Musto, the raspy-voiced re-elected mayor. He was forced to like his father, Patrick E. Musto child, and denied them the option of and advise his parents that he nonexistence, and about abortion former state senator and Union resign the post and his state Senate The elder Musto, a member of ending the pregnancy. That mix is more than the judicial City mayor, has not landed on his seat on June 16, 19(4, after court the Union City Board of Education, "The logic of this decision ap- would probably be born with de- feet. • rulings that he had forfeited his was convicted in 1972 at age 78 of pears to be an echo of the past fects. system can digest," Pollock said. extorting kickbacks from Hudson In at least a dozen other states, He added that "the interests of Bui as he prepared to begin a right to hold public office when he 'master race' philosophy, that if County businesses. He served 2'
Early in October, only a few earlier law claimed it made sumers will be more informed." If you file for Chapter 7. you'll Under the old law, you could weeks from now, a major new bankruptcy too attractive to hard- "We don't think it will affect the find the most important changes exempt any item with a value of bankruptcy law goes into effect in pressed debtors and led to an average person who goes bankrupt, affecting you Among them 1200 or less (1400 for married our land that will "close in" on explosion in the number of filings but it will catch those who abused - Bankruptcy judges can dismiss couples) In the clastic example, a individuals who have tried to abuse Moreover, the critics claimed that bankruptcy," says Louise S Green- Chapter 7 petitions if they de- consumer could keep a complete bankruptcy for their own goals - many who filed for bankruptcy field, a staff attorney at Congress termine that discharging debts in silver service since each piece - and which will make it extremely actually had sufficient assets to pay SYLVIA Watch. "We can live with it." bankruptcy represents a substan- teaspoon, serving spoon, soup difficult for couple* who have been at least part of their debts. The broad outlines of the tial abuse of the system The spoon, etc. - was valued separ- trying to use bankruptcy as a (In 1(78, bankruptcy filings PORTER bankruptcy law don't change. You. reasons for that decision are left to ately The $200 or $400 limit per financial planning tool totaled 172,423; filings peaked in as an Individual, can still declare the Judges' discretion item remains, but the total value This law was signed by President 1981 at 452,145; then dropped to bankruptcy in one of two ways. - Debts on credit cards of more can't exceed 84,000 Reagan on July 10, but most of the 439,868 in 1983.) - Chapter 7 bankruptcy, in which than 81,000, obtained within 20 days publicity you've heard about it so The critics are wrong, argue debtors give up most of their of filing, and debts for luxury items - In cases where spouses file far has centered around the rights consumer activists. A study assets, which a trustee then sells to bought within 40 days of filing will jointly, they must choose either the of bankruptcy court Judges. Lost in prepared by the General Account- pay creditors' claims and after that probably not be discharged You state or federal exemptions This this argument has been what the ing Office, cited last year by the promise between these two views then frees the debtor from existing will have to pay The presumption change will prevent situations significant changes in the consumer forces, concluded that "We didn't get all we wanted, but obligations; and is these goods were bought to "load where couples end up retaining bankruptcy law mean to us. the 1978 law did not bear the full this represents a good com- - Chapter IS, which permits up" - accumulate large debts just more of their assets than either set To back up: Behind these new responsibility for the increased promise," says Frances Smith, a debtors to retain their assets if they prior to filing for bankruptcy of exemptions alone would provide. changes is a two-year effort to number of filings. The deteriorat- spokeswoman for American agree to repay debts within the next - A celling of 84.000 per house- The bankruptcy law is actually amend the bankruptcy law that ing economy of that period had to Financial Services Association, a three to five yean, according to a hold on household goods that con- "closing in on fake bankruptcies. itself grew out of the Bankruptcy share the blame. trade group of creditors. "Credi- plan approved by the court. After sumers can keep while liquidating All of these actions benefit us, the Reform Act of 1978 Critics of that The new law represents a com- tors are more protected and con- that, all debts are discharged. other property taxpayers Oil prices: Buoy customers, worry refiners, threaten exporters
By STEVEN P. ROSENFELD that have combined to produce an ago in an effort to reduce the oil Q How has this affected oil tinue their current low level such as Nigeria and Mexico are NEW YORK (AP) - Five years oversupply of gasoline and bring glut OPEC said it would hold companies? through the heart of the driving counting on price stability to avoid ago, American motorists were down prices are last winter's cold prices and production steady and A Recently released earnings season, third-quarter earnings financial collapse fighting one another to get into gas snap and a coal miners strike in launched a new effort to convince reports from major companies would be adversely affected," said Mexico, with a 890 billion foreign stations, putting up with long lines Britain. Meanwhile, the improved member and non-member oil indicate the refining business re- George Keller, the Chevron chair- debt, counts on oil and natural gas and rapidly rising prices fuel-efficiency of the US auto fleet producers'to exercise restraint in mains weak, although other seg- man. for 75 percent of its exports last Now it is the major oil com- has enabled motorists to step up production. ments of the industry showed At Shell Oil Co, the average year "If oil prices were to drop panies who are fighting — to lure driving without substantially in- Last week the world's largest oil growth selling prices of refined products, abruptly, the debt of oil-exporting customers into their establish- creasing trips to fill up producer, the Soviet Union, an- Chevron Corp., for example. such as gasoline and jet fuel, fell 1 6 countries would become a very ments — and many of them are Q What did the cold weather nounced a reduction of oil prices: reported a 811 million loss from cents from a year earlier even serious source of debt risk to the reporting earnings are being hurt have to do with gasoline supplies' But other exporters like Mexico, refining and marketing In the though sales volume rose 5 percent world financial system," Mario by falling prices at the pump. A. When refineries stepped up Britain and Egypt so far appear to second quarter, compared with a Q Is there any danger associated Ramon Beteta, director general of Gasoline prices have declined for production of heating oil last win- be holding the line along with 845 million profit a year earlier with falling oil prices' Pemex. Mexico's oil monopoly, 11 straight weeks, even with the ter, gasoline stocks also were built OPEC "Should motor gasoline prices con- A Some oil-producing nations. said last week in New York onset of the peak driving season of up as a byproduct The driving the year, according to Dan season began with a large surplus Lundberg, whose weekly Lundberg of gasoline on hand, and the Letter keeps track of price trends, Department of Energy says the in the industry. The average na- U.S. stockpile of gasoline is still tionwide price of 81184 a gallon, more than 10 percent above year- including taxes, for all grades of ago levels. gasoline has only been lower in two months during the past five years, The long-running coal miners' he says. strike In Britain created demand And those two months of lower for heating fuel from European prices early last year marked refiners, who turned to US mar- We'll pay you to another period when oil producers kets with the gasoline surplus were trying to cope with a global oil created by their increased pro- glut that had triggered an earlier duction. slide in world oil prices. Q What about the threat to oil Here are some questions and supplies posed by the Iran-Iraq answers about the turnabout in the war' gasoline business: A Instead of reducing supplies of Q How can gasoline prices be oil, production has increased. 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Haw to rush out and buy any until does It look for the aexl year or to? further returns are in far this year Analyst sess leaded gas ban leading to boost in prices LOS ANGELES (AP) - A feder- mated the cost at 2 cents per gallon al plan to ban leaded gasoline could and said it would save $18 billion drive 100 refineries and thousands in health costs for children and of gas stations into bankruptcy and pregnant women. vastly increase costs to motorists, "It's almost laughable except for MARINE VIEW industry analyst Dan Lundberg said the tragedy of it," Lundberg said of yesterday the 2-cent-a-gallon estimate "There's no question that the The consumers, who currently increased cost of making unleaded use just over 100 billion gallons of and the scarcer supply will have to gasoline a year, may reduce their SAVINGS bump up the price." said Lundberg. consumption due to cost increases MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • L1NCROFT I EATONTOWN publisher of the Lundberg Letter. caused by revamping of refineries 671-2400 542-0404 The Environmental Protection to produce more unleaded gasoline, Agency, in announcing its plan last alterations to individual gas sta- Member FSLIC Monday to remove all lead from tions, and the absence of cheaper, gasoline by January 1986.. esti- leaded fuel, he said The Daily Register Crime task force under probe WASHINGTON ,- Current and former organized crime flourishes in California EiUbliihcd in 1»7I - Publiihed by The Red Bank Register members of the federal organized-crime because of ineptitude and conflicts of A Capital Cities Communicationi Inc Newspaper strike force in Los Angeles are themselves interest within the strike force. He had under investigation by the Justice Depart- provided written detailed information — names, places, dates, times - to the JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR ment. They have been accused of delaying President and Publiiher or filling to pursue grand jury action strike force, the Justice Department's against underworld figures in California Criminal Division and the California attorney general's office. Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr. CharleiC Triblehorn and Hawaii. JACK /UNIHI I«Ur SiuKta « rdllor My associate Indy Badhwar has learned ANDERSO Van's charges were substantiated by Dorii Kulman that the targets of the investigation are law enforcement officials interviewed by Ruuell P Rauch Jant Poderaro a House narcotics committee in- Ntgkl Cdiler Cdy C«ur Paf Etaor the current strike force chief, Jim Henderson, and his predecessor, Richard vestigator. Regarding recommendations ThomuC. Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J PellefTiiio Crane, who is now in private law practice ' >r indictments in two investigations eode- Pirtrwr of Marketing ClmJallm thrtcier ConImlUr j.med Coco and F.rebird, a Hawaii strike and A4vtrtistn§ in Los Angeles. The investigation by the Prank J. Allocca Justice Department's Office of Pro- force official said: "They (Los Angeles) Production Msirnf f* fessional Responsibility was begun under Rangel added: "Mr. Van's allegations just sat on it. People were willing to talk, A6 'MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1984 pressure from Rep. Charles B. Rangel. D- are directed specifically against the Los we had high quality informants and N.Y., chairman of the House Select Angeles strike force, its former chief, excellent work by the Drug Enforcement Committee on Narcotics. Both Henderson Richard Crane, and its current leader, Administration But the Los Angeles and Crane vigorously deny any wrong- Jim Henderson. Crane, supervisor of the strike force just screwed it up." 'It's a beautiful system — the people just keep doing. strike force in Los Angeles for 13 years, A DEA official said "The dope part Over the past year, a special in- resigned his position and went into private was as big as the French Connection. But coming up with the money' vestigator for the House committee has practice. ... When Crane's clients have it went nowhere. We were all frustrated." interviewed organized-crime figures and problems with the Los Angeles strike Although two targets of the Coco and state and local law enforcement officials force, they are rarely touched because the Firebird investigations - which involved in California and elsewhere. His principal current chief, Jim Henderson, is a friend drugs, arson, labor racketeering and white informant, however, has been Jerry Van, and former subordinate of Crane's." slavery — were recently indicted, the a self-described muscleman for Cali- Rangel urged the Justice Department to Hawaiian strike force official said the fornia's top racketeers and arsonists. "undertake a vigorous investigation" of indictments were too little and too late Van, now serving a prison term on the charges, as well as allegations "We haven't made a dent on them," he extortion and assault charges, has been involving Eddie Nash, a convicted felon said. "They're probably stronger than cooperating with state and federal who was Van's boss. Though the allega- they were." authorities since 1979 Information he has tions were first made in 1979-80, there Footnote: Both Crane and Henderson given investigators, as well as his testi- were no indictments in the Nash case until vehemently denied Rangels accusations. mony before grand juries and in criminal 1983 "Mr. Van surmised the indictment* Crane said: "These charges are horse-— trials, has led to almost a dozen indict- only occurred when the strike force , unbelievable. I run a civil practice for ments and convictions for such crimes as realized the House select committee was corporations. I've never represented any- murder, arson for profit, mail fraud and looking into the matter," Rangel wrote. one who was being investigated or indicted drug smuggling. . The congressman wrote that It was not by the federal strike force." Federal and local lawmen describe Van his intention to "involve this committee Henderson said: "I was never a as one of the most valuable and credible with Investigating allegations of miscon- subordinate of Crane's and I never knew witnesses against organized-crime figures duct by federal officials," and added: "1 his clients These charges are garbage and in more than a decade. Because of threats have every confidence that the Justice baloney If some cases were delayed, it on his life, he is in the witness protection Department will obviate the need to do was because of manpower shortages. I'd program while in prison. so. ' welcome an investigation." Van alto gave information to Rangel's Michael E Shaheen, head of the Office CONFIDENTIAL FILE - Tea-leaf committee. In a letter to Attorney of Professional Responsibility, has In- readers at the State Department think General William French Smith, the con- formed Rangel that "we have Initiated an there may be a thaw in the icy relations gressman said that Van provided Infor- inquiry Into Mr. Van's allegations." between Jordan and Syria. Their reason? mation "concerning allegations of official Although federal authorities have used The two governments recently exchanged corruption and dereliction of duty relating Van's information in selected criminal greetings after the Moslem holy period of to narcotics enforcement in the southwest cases, until now there has been no Ramadan - the first time in years this area of the United States." investigation of his broader charges that civility had been observed.
/ if4tv*r£tv* •Taxpayer The SEC and press freedom | I An Evtti Break WASHINGTON - The Blooper Gizmo advertising space; they also purchased Corp. of Silicon Valley, Calif, one of the reprints of favorable articles about them hottest new companies in the software The magazine's masthead boasts that its field, has gone public with a million articles "are based on thorough research dollars in common stock available at 125 and first-hand interviews with company a share. This brilliantly managed firm is officials, economists, security analysts, headed for the big time. Its price per tax accountants and other experts," but share should triple within a year. JAMES Judge Robinson found those assertions OK? Let us suppose that I had written KILPATRICK "false and misleading" and thus tanta- that paragraph as a columnist for Univer- mount to "fraud" under the law. He issued sal Press Syndicate, and that this paper a permanent injunction against the publi- had published it. We would have been cation. perfectly within the law in offering such The decision troubles me. Let us dubious financial advice, for presumably assume that the magazine's editor and I am a "bona fide" newspaperman writing publisher were guilty of all the practices for a bona fide syndicate that sells my own at least some common stock. The described in Judge Robinson's 48-page stuff to a bona fide newspaper. magazine offers feature articles, columns opinion. Their columns were for hire, their But if I had offered that identical advice and other material dealing with invest- articles were public relations plants, and in my own little financial newsletter, and ments. their rule was a nice little quid pro quo: if I had not obtained a license from the This Is what the law says. Under the We carry a piece touting your stock, and Securities and Exchange Commission Investment Advisers Act of 1940, it is you buy an ad and a bunch of reprints from (SEC), I would be in deep trouble. A unlawful for any person to engage in the us. (Herb/ock is on vacation) publication called Stock Market Magazine business of advising others "either direct- I can't defend that sort of thing. But is in deep trouble now The story is ly or through publications or writing" as neither can I go along with the idea that disturbing to those of us who believe that to the value of securities unless that an agency of the federal government has the Constitution means what it says when person registers with the SEC as an power to prevent anyone from giving Security and success it says that Congress shall make no law investment adviser. The act exempts "any advice In print about anything, and doing abridging the freedom of the press. If the bona fide newspaper, news magazine or this for compensation. What is so different law that gives the SEC llfe-or-death power business or financial publication of gen- about buying stocks and bonds that makes Last week, NJ Transit assumed elevators and enclosure of bus lane over financial newsletters Is not a law eral and regular circulation." investment advice so special? Evidently management of Newark's Penn Sta- platforms. abridging freedom of the press, it would Neither the publisher nor any of the the subscribers to Stock Market Magazine tion from Amtrak, and immediately The station already is in the final be hard to imagine a statute that could be editors of Stock Market Magazine is so were satisfied; no publication could stay so described. in business for 22 years without providing began removing the graffiti and stages of a $19.6 million renovation as registered with the SEC. Last year the These are the facts Stock Market something that readers regarded as broken light bulbs and sweeping up SEC brought salt In U.S. District Court part of the Northeast Corridor Im- Magazine Is a 36-page monthly magazine here in Washington against the magazine. worthwhile. debris. provement Program, funded by the that has been published regularly for the On July 12 District Judge Aubrey E I don't want bureaucrats or judges employing so subjective a measure as Dirt and grime have played a role federal government and the Port past 22 years by Wall Street Publishing Robinson Jr. ordered the magazine shut in the plunging reputation of what was Institute. Inc. It has a circulation of 12,000 down. His conclusion was that Stock "good faith" to determine who can write Authority of New York and New subscribers. The magazine is aimed at Market Magazine is not "bona fide." about stocks. A columnist's advice to bay once a beautiful station. But the lack Jersey. small investors. A survey found that 70 Evidence before the court indicated that Blooper Gizmo at »25 may be lousy advice, of security, or at least the passengers' but in a free country a columnist has every The station has been sold for $56 percent of its readers own more than many of the articles in the magazine were perception that security was lacking, (15,000 and 44 percent own more than mere puffs from public relations counsel- right to give such advice, and you have million to Penn Station Newark- every right to take it or leave it has been an even greater problem. $25,000 inf securities Virtually all readers ors. Featured companies purchased Associates, wich will turn over some Responding to that, NJ Transit of the proceeds to NJ Transit to be began providing the police protection used for operating the facility for the at the station a month ago, doubling next 20 years. Concession and rent the number of police on patrol. And FROM OUR READERS Newark city official!, realizing how money from tenants who will open businesses on the main level could much the station's condition has hurt Assemblyman Villane played a key role our college be denied admission because the city's image, installed floodlights eventually pay for operating ex- College funding in sponsoring the amendment. Sen. of a lack of financial means. and sidewalks. penses, officials hope. Pallone and Assemblywoman Walker We — and our students — owe them a joined the effort and Assemblywoman lasting debt of gratitude NJ Transit has plans for 90 closed- Security is the key to success. Once West Long Branch To the Editor: Ford backed them. By their concerted Samuel H. Magill circuit television security cameras, 70 the public believes that the station is As Monmouth College prepares to open action, they reversed a static pattern President passenger emergency assistance tele- a safe place to be, the other goals will a new fall semester on Sept. 6, gratitude which had maintained state funding of this phones, renovation of bus lanes, new become achievable. must be expressed to four neighboring act at virtually the same level for the last shore area legislators who — in a very real four years and which, In fact, eroded the Green Acres sense — have helped assure the success of state allotment from 80 to 70 per cent of Mlddletown the coming academic year. full funding. While the increase does not To the Editor: Chairs on a roll Through their roles as members of the restore the level of funding to 80 per cent, My first impressions of Middletown New Jersey State Legislature's Joint it does represent a significant and were, as a high school student in the '50s, The high-rollers are much In The chairs are rolling from 9 a.m. Appropriations Committee, Assemblyman encouraging improvement. those of rural beauty. I was from Long Anthony M. Villane Jr., R-Monmout; Students, appropriately enough, are the evidence at Atlantic City. Casinoland to 2 a.m. during the week, and 9 a.m. Branch, but came with my parents to visit Senator Frank Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth, ultimate beneficiaries. As a result of this my grandmother at the Ivy Hill Nursing doesn't look much like it did in the '20s to 4 a.m. on weekends. It's a leisurely Assemblywoman Jacqueline Walker, D- needed increase hi support from the state, Home on Kings Highway and '30s, when Atlantic City was a ride, and affords the opportunity to Monmouth. and Assemblywoman Marlene Monmouth has been enabled to free In 1964, my husband and I bought our Ford, D-Ocean, provided vital bipartisan monies from its operating budget to peaceful vacation spot and one of the people-watch as well as to view the house in Middletown. Bamm Hollow Road premiere oceanfront resorts. support which resulted in adoption of an provide additional financial aid for stu- was only paved part-way, and farms and new Atlantic City from its most amendment to the Independent College dents who otherwise might not have been orchards still abounded. Today, more than But nostalgia has returned. The attractive side. So far, the return of Act which increased institutional funding able to enter college. 20 years later, I drove to the station and rolling chair, pushed by hand, is back to the state's independent colleges and All of us — faculty and administrators the chairs has been satisfactory from saw two raw swaths cut through the few pn the boardwalk. universities. Monmouth College is in- alike — who are charged with the conduct remaining woods — more houses. an economic standpoint, too. of Monmouth College are. deeply ap- On summer weekends, 50 of the cluded in this independent, or private The final blow to Middletown's fast- sector preciative to our four area lawmakers for two-to-three person chairs can be seen Hopefully, the comeback of the fading rural beauty will be if the lovely their championship of the independent Neuberger tract is torn up into 1,200 rolling along casino row from Resorts chairs signals that more of the sector of higher education. They have housing units. Please. Middletwon plan- to the Golden Nugget. So far the vacation pleasures of the old Atlantic taken us a step nearer realization of our ners, please fight hard for Green Acres stated goal which would assure that no return has been satisfactory from an City will be returning to the new funding! Let us know if we can help! u worthy, qualified student wishing to enter Mager economic standpoint. Atlantic City. Consumer protection TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, Aug. 6, the 219th day electrocution of convicted murderer Wil- The New Jersey Supreme Court whelming evidence that the pharma- of 1984. There are 147 days left in the year. liam Kemmler created a storm of recently ruled that manufacturers of ceutical company knew that the drug Today's highlight in history: controversy over whether the punishment drugs — prescription and non- might cause tooth discoloration but On Aug. 6, 1945, the United States was humane. prescription — are strictly liable for dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, In 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war failing to warn the public of possible failed to warn consumers. Japan, during World War II. An estimated against Russia, and Serbia declared war dangers posed by their products. The unanimous ruling, which de- 80,000 people died in the first wartime use against Germany. The ruling came as the high court clares that the manufacturer has the of nuclear weaponry. In 1926, Gertrude Ederle of New York On this date: became the first American woman to ordered a new trial on a lawsuit burden of proving that it lacked brought by a 24-year-old Short Hills In 1806, the Holy Roman Empire went swim the English Channel. She left Gris- knowledge of a drug's hazards, is a out of existence as Emperor Francis I Nez, France, and arrived on the English woman, who was given a prescription strong pro-consumer decision that abdicated. coast some 14'4 hours later drug when she was an infant and gives additional protection to those In 1890, a prison in Aubum, NY., whose teeth later turned gray. became the first to use the electric chair In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson The court said Uiere was over- who take prescription medications. 'I'll play these' to execute a condemned criminal. The signed into law the Voting Rights Act. > \ MONDAY, AUGUST 6. 1984 The Dairy Register A7 OBITUARIES Camper is attacked State GOP ready F. 'Ted' McMahon by Yellowstone bear PALM CITY. Fla - F Ted member of Canoe Brook Country McMahon. 68. died Thursday at the Club, Summit, N.J, Navesink YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL rattled a camper, waking the for Reagan drive Martin Memorial Hosoital in Country Club, Mi*lletown. N.J , PARK. Wyo (API - A youth people inside They screamed and 1 Stewart. Fla \ and the Newark Downtown Athletic sleeping in a tent at a park the bear moved over to Lynip'i BY Al.AN FRAM the stale brciiusr •.In is .m it.ili.iii Born in New York, he resided in Club. campground was injured by a tent, several campsites away. Catholic and in from neighbmmi! WASHINGTON
Anne Trapasso GAINESVILLE, Fla (API - pital supervisor Mary Cribbs Police were searching for four pit Gainesville police dispatcher KEANSBURG LONG BRANCH - Anne Catholic Church bulldogs that attacked a 38-year- Vicky Boyd said Sunday that Trapasso, 80. died yesterday at Her husband. Joseph Trapasso. old woman, ripping open wounds AMUSEMENT PARK'S Mnnmouth Medical Center. police had not located the four pit died in 1981. on her arms, legs, back and ears bulldogs and are appealing to the Born in Brooklyn. NY. she Betty Jean Daniels is recovering resided in Queens. NY until Surviving is her sister, Vicenza public for information on the 80th Anniversary Trapasso, of Brooklyn, NY at Alachua General Hospital, moving here 11 years ago where she underwent two hours case Ms Daniels was found She was a communicant of Our The Woolley Funeral Home, of emergency surgery Saturday bleeding and badly mauled on a Lady Star of the Sea Roman here, is in charge of arrangements to treat her wounds sidewalk in southeast Gainesville "She's doing very well and is in early Saturday A passer-by James W. Day Sr. satisfactory condition." said hos- drove her to the hospital each RUMSON - James W Day Sr, Medical Center, Red Bank M. died vesterday at Riverview Born in East Orange, he resided George Oglesby for the past 40 years in Rumson MANALAPAN - George Oglesby. 11 Before retiring' three years ago, Eddie Oglesby of Miami Fla . "•"'•''* ""' ' '""" * "'"'I ' 202 DEATH NOTICES SS, of Iron Ore Rd died Saturday at the Lovable Part tv>g he was a frozen food salesman with Clinton and Abe Oglesby. both of . 150 Attractions 1 Mile of Freehold Area Hospital Swainsboro Ga . a sister, Melvine Games • Rides • Arcades DAY — Jamaa W Si VISITS'"I The Register 7 FOR / Pick up your Hometown Newspaper Take a mini-vacation! late actvantage of this introductory offer to New Wsman - trie nation's at these fine stores: largest and most fabulous fitness facility for women only! Enjoy our crystal pool • whirlpool Avon Lavallette Ocean Grove • sauna • aerobic, slimnastic and jazz classes Dee's Luncheonette Martin Drugs Ocear Grove Stationery • Nautilus and aerobic equipment • optional Mam Street Route 35 Mam Avenue tanning beds and child care All for you - if you Dispirto'i Deli Main Street act right away! 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TMMTSCCOMPANY 7:00 730 fcOO I 8:30 fcOO 10KHV I 10:30 "City Lrghte: Jemes Earl a MARY TYLaW MOORE •"ISAKWWSg ALLWTHEPAMS.Y Murray Hamilton 0»Pa> BRAT PATROL • WAT MDEPENOCNT NEWS 8HOW0OTTE««8T:H ALL MY CHILDREN: With ed bag, many letters and other his chances with an older married Lucky Rick and Lujack taken to find her. Marco learns Asa tries to drive Joe out of town. Hilary unable to go to Willow Lake, paraphernalia are found causing woman. In England, Cells learns hostage, but Darcy later frees planning to destroy the theater SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Tad shows up alone. Unaware that Emily to think that drugs are that doctor felt Grant Putnam (402) them. At the hospital, Alex and earlier than planned Stephanie tries to pay Justine so Tony has sabotaged the power ski involved in Cecille's disap- could be homicidal. When Grant Lujack reconnect ss mother snd ('RYAN'S HOPE' she'll move out of town and leave craft, Tad and Jenny race to the pearance. Cass stunned when he Putnam overhears Celia talking to son. Everyone unaware that a gun- PREEMPTED FOR OLYMPICS Ca(ney and Suzl alone. Cagney dock to see who will use the finds tape of Cecille confessing her the doctor, he plans to kill her with toting Darcy is at the hospital to get COVERAGE.) decides to hire doctor to see why apparatus first Tad wim the race love for him. Ross is on same plane an untraceable poison, but all his Alex snd Beth. SANTA BARBARA (premiere Justine still can't walk. Justine but leti Jenny go first As Jenny Is as Julia. Sally's hypnotist is ma- attempts fail. Grant beats Cells CLOVING' PREEMPTED FOR week) Joe Perkins, released from fearful doctor will realize that she on power ski machine, it explodes nipulating her memory. back to the gatehouse and she Is OLYMPICS COVERAGE.) San Quentln after serving five can walk. Chase plans to move in Jenny is rushed to Pine Valley CAPITOL: Learning Beth and stunned when she finds him there. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Did! years for murder he didn't commit, with Wendy. hospital and survives surgery but GUIDING LIGHT: Alex devas- agrees to elope with Mark. Later returns home to Santa Barbara. Joe Jordy slept together while she YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: remains in critical condition tated when blood type found at Bo. having followed her to the determined to prove be didn't kill claimed to be with Rnnni, Thomas As Victor has nightmare about Having her pregnancy confirmed Oe matches Lujack's. With a cabin, proves to Didi that Mark is brother of his former fiancee. Kelly tells Beth their relationship is over being left by his mother, Nikki by a gynecologist, Dotty decides ng Lujack as hostage, Dsrcy an embezzler Bo realises that Capwell Kelly and Peter Flint because they never really loved wakes him up to tell him Cora has she can't tell Tad until Jenny's calls Rick for help. Philip follows Delilah is being held captive by announce their engagement each other, but just the idea of died Victor and Nikki plan the trip condition Improves Edna buys Rick When Darcy sees Philip, she Mark In the Dragon Bat plant in Powerful C.C Capwell, furious that being in love Seeing Kelly's reac- Cora requested. Eddie demands condo from Marian. Erica furious goes to shoot him but instead hits Philadelphia and be and Did! decide his son's killer has been set free. tion when she runs into Trey, Jazz meet with him. Boobsie tries when she comes home from New Judson and Tyler suspect she still to get Jan to stay away. Danny York and Adam rushes off to see loves Trey and that she's hiding tells Patti Tracy may get back with Stuart in the sanitarium. something from him Mynui furi- Tim, unaware that Tracy has AS THE WORLD TURNS: Ray MOVIE TIMETABLE ous when Jordy gets menial job at decided that Tim is no good Rick mond stops Craig from breaking Clegg Industries after Sam blames Daros is admitted to the same into Steve's. Whit wants Craig to him for accident at plant Paula InlormatMn tor the movie timetable I* mental hospital as Eve Howard. He spy on Raymond to learn Steve's realizes footprint outside Danny's provided by theater operators, amoa inanlee are COUWT a*aia TMSATHI AT ajoNneuTvi un •ubract to change. It la raoommeneed IMI reed- was found floating off St. Croix in connection but Craig refuses. As CBMTIIV apartment must be Myrna's. Bren- •ra can the theater to oonftrm correct emee. scuba gear, suffering from Craig leaves Whit's, he sees an da becomes possessive of Scotty MONMOUTH COUNTY AMMMIN TO« K d < M 4S amnesia Rick and Eve become unsteady Steve enter house. Craig "£ul< |inSL' * **" ' °° ' *° " when Julie spots him in the park STHATMMOM CIMtMA |. friends then hears a loud crash. Raymond conan the Oeatroyer IPOl 7 30. • 30 •lainMat. too.; jo. a30 and pays attention to the baby STKATHMORI CIMBMA H- admits to Kim that Juliet is Steve's DAYS OF OUR LIVES: After half-sister and that Steve's father, Megan tells Hope she had baby by LYRIC TtaMTHI- Michael Christopher, is a convicted All M«i» Adult FHm* (XXXJ eonsnwou* from Wevenea ot tie Nerd (R| 1 48. 3 48 s 48 a 00 Bo, Hope confronts him At first noon througgh 11 30 a m PUm. CIHSeW- CannonbM Hun u (PQ| 7:10. e so traitor., Diana loses baby. Craig's •safsaiwY PLAIA namMa m- she's furious, but the twosome Heavan'lTouce 'lToucn IXXXI 11:06. 130. » 0000,, 730 30. . COONTWV- prisonmate Cal learns his ex-wife 10 0000. VV ing wiwidowd . (XXX)) itsits. 3:4«34«. I IIII).) a a 4466 Ster Tre* at fgl make up. Pete decides that he's ATLANTIC HHMUAMOe was forced to abandon their child in ATLANTIIC CINIMA II- unotiTcnn i poison for Melissa and that they MIM.0 PARK CINaaiA I- Oakdale. Maggie given custody of Csnnonball Run II (POI 7 30. » M rniejullari (POII in1 . 3 «. eoo. sis. io io must split up for good. Bo stages a ATLANTIC CINIMA II aWOUTOWH N- todM J a h Temple ol Doom (POI Jill. Betsy undergoes plastic sur- Conan m* Oeatroyer (PO) 7.16, s 40 JunalaiaoMi 100 ) 1 00. SOO. S 00 7 00. eoo phony theft at the art exhibit to gery, starts to fear she may have prove to Maxwell that their secur- COMMUNITY I- 1)2 00 4 00 eoo, S 00. 10 00 P»jvanea «tie Nerd (R| in III too. 7:10. been criminal and tells doctor not Muppw unit Manhattan IOI 1 00, 7 30. a 30 a oo. toTs ity needs beefing up. Bo departs for to search out her family. Gunnar run. its.»30. nt. a4a New Orleans, having extracted ^JjJj^) 12 48. 100. 6 10. 7 30. t.30 keeping his terminal illness a "Muapeeiiane Manheneii (0) i is. Sits. sis. Hope's promise she won't follow FRCIHOLD CINIMA a. secret. Karat* Kid (PQ) 1 00. 7 20. W46 Ohoi«jinl*i»|POj_l_3 AUGUST 7 - TUESDAY The Summer Players presents AUGUST 17 - FRIDAY Mid-Atlantic trip, Caesar's. Coat "Life With Father," 8:15 p.m., Com- Holy Family Parish, Hailet/UnkHi 115 Rebate $10 cash. 15 deferred fIS munity House Theater, Third 4 Beach, 50"a Concert Original record- Roman Feast. Leave Mlddletown- Madison, Spring Lake $7, $6 at Rob- ing artists: The Drifters, Reparta 4 "THE NEW PRINCE OF Hazlet, 4:45 p m 7R7-4921/566-3812 ertson Agency, Third Ave . Spring The Del Rons & The Del Vikings Lake, & at the door Reservations: HOLLYWOOD'.' Parents Without Partners, School auditorium, A/C. 9 p.m. $12 50 449-4530. -OeW/lajm Nruxrl Bayshore Chapter 644, cocktail party per ticket For Information, call and dance, Hwy 35, Keyport. 8 30 AUGUST II - SATURDAY 739-8250 SHARP orientation Members. $3; Flea Market, sponsored by Com- AUGUST II - SATURDAY prospective members, $5 Chapter munity Fire Company. 8 a m -4 p m 12th Annual Atlantic Highlands His- phone 747-3464 Fair grounds, Hwy 36 & Appleton torical Society Arts 1 Crafts Fair. Ave . Leonardo. $7 per space Contact AUGUST 7-1S - Memorial Park. First Ave.. Atlantic 291-2438 TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Highlands. 10 am.-4 pro Rain date A Solemn Navena ol the Miraculous Annual Block Party at Shrewsbury 8 25 Arts & crafts only Space, Medal will be conducted by the Rev Ave. A ME Zion Church, 12 to 6 p m 112 SO Call 291-1842 or 291-9454 for John D. Hummel. CM . In St. Agnes Flea Market, lood. Break Dance con- information Church. Atlantic Highlands Services test, games, etc Spaces available SEPTEMBER I - SATURDAY consisting of Mass, sermon and nov- 17 Call 842-0548 eves ena prayers will be held at 9 a m and Flea Market - Tables available, 7:30 p.m. Confessions will be heard Highlands Summer Frsiiv.il m & $10 Sponsored by Waterwitch Beach after each service. Flea Market Sponsored by the Improvement Assn., comer Bay and Democratic Organization of High- Central Aves . Highlands For more AUGUST 8 - WEDNESDAY lands, Aug 11 at 10 am 115 Bay info, call 291-4259 or 291-9127. Single Professionals - Divorced, Ave . Highlands Tables $5 For info, SEPTEMBER 9 - SUNDAY separated, widowed Professionals' call 291-3408 or 291-2589 6th Anniversary Party Come, grow Middletown Women's American with us Join us In getting acquainted AUGUST 12 - SUNDAY ORT annual Flea Market Foodlown, games, live music, dancing Men Annual Shish-ka-Bob Festival, Rt 35. Middletown I under the bring a friend, gel in free t p m . sponsored by St Mary Armenian clown i. 9-5 $5 per space. Call Christie's. lit 35. Wanarnassa Church. 1184 Ocean Ave . Elberon 1 291-2123 for reservations Rain date 531-1296. 872-194.7 o'clock to dusk Rain or shine Sept 16 Fummtmmuam Ladles Auxiliary, Keyport Elks, an- AUGUST 15 - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I - SATURDAY HON.. TUES. nual auction. 8 p m .it Keyport Elks Peach Festival, Reformed Church. Volunteers needed at 7:30 p.m., St. Lodge, 249 Broadway. Keyport Re- 62 llance Ave , Tlnton Falls, off New- Marks Church. Keansburg, for DINNER SPECIALS freshments served All Invited man Springs Rd 5 p m-8 pm Keansburg Name Day Celebration. Cafeteria-style supper Peach des- CHICKEN $j|95' OCTOBER M - FRIDAY AUGUST Ml - serts, craft table, white elephants & PARMIGIANA HONG KONG. BANGKOK, THURSDAY-SATURDAY baked goods Navesink Hook & Ladder Fire Co SINGAPORE. JAPAN • the 95th Annual Firemen's Fair, starting AUGUST 16 - THURSDAY I.KNAPE Business & Professional 6 p m Grand Prize Trip for 2 to St St. Mary's, New Monmouth Bus Women's Club of Monmouth County Maartens. leaves 3 p m to Tropican.i Receive is sponsoring a 17-day group tour. $10 cash, plus $10 show ticket Tost Price is all inclusive: Air. Meals, AUGUST 0, 10, 11, 11, 17, II — $16 787-3652 or 787-9138 Land Information call 741-50SS. RTICIBM TO MOVIES THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY FRtfHOU) 780-4436 RED BMK H7-O333 The Daily Register MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1984 Your Town GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Bruce: A rousing return EAST RUTHERFORD - It (lancing in the aides as Spring- was a rollicking reunion as Mon- steen made several references to mouth County's homegrown rock his New Jersey roots, including star Bruce Springsteen brought joining the Freehold Colonial his E Street Band bark to New Little League at the age of 7. Jersey last night for the first of Kathy King, a 30-year-old from 10 sold-out shows at Brendan Asbury Park, where Springsteen Byrne Arena often played, said she recalled his The wildly enthusiastic crowd, early bands. which included his parents, revel- "f remember him when he was ed in performances of such The Child, then in Steel Mill, so unofficial state anthems as "At- I'm glad to see him back," King lantic City " and "Born To Run." said This Is Springsteen Country," The 102,000 tickets for the read one of the banners unfurled concert series, which runs in the 21.000-seat Meadowlands through Aug 20, sold out within 28 arena for the Freehold-born per- hours when they went on sale in former's show, which opened the June. On the average, 7,200 seats concert series — Springsteen's were sold per hour. Gross re- first in the state since July 1981, ceipts were $3 2 million from the when he christened the arena sale of tickets priced at $16 each. with six shows Authorities reported that the We finally made it back here tickets were being scalped illegal- It took us three years but we did ly for more than ftO each it." Springsteen told the cheering Scalping of tickets during the crowd "My mom and dad are out 1961 tour prompted Springsteen to there Let's hear it for them." Uke an unusual public stance and The Rumson resident played call for action against the profi- for nearly four hours, starting the teers. The protests by Spring- BORN TO ROCK — Bruce Springsteen thrills a packed Brendan concert with "Bom In The steen and other musicians led the Byrne Arena in East Rutherford last night. Above, some fans show U.S.A.," title song from his Legislature to enact tough penal- their approval ol Springsteen's efforts. The fully visible faces, Irom recent album Prompted by the ties against scalpers left, belong to Janet Cangill. Hazlet; Jim EHmer, Elizabeth; Joe album title, many in the audience Hundreds who arrived early Gaillard, Keansburg; Patti McGowan, Keyport; and John Kovic, sported American flags and held tailgate parties around flag- also ol Keansburg McGowan and Kovic have tickets for the dressed in red. white and blue for draped cars and vans in the arena remaining 9 sold-out Springsteen shows at the Meadowlands. the occasion parking lot. He performed two encores, The concerts are part of a the arena Giants Stadium for three sold-out including "Born To Run." one of national tour featuring a new Since he last appeared in shows last Sunday, Monday and his first hits which was declared band member, guitarist Nils concert in New Jersey, Spring- Tuesday the official New Jersey youth Lofgren, who replaces Middle- steen has released two new New York and New Jersey anthem by the Legislature in 1980 town native Steve Van Zandt albums, the acoustic "Ne- radio stations featured live re- after the lawmakers rejected a whose last contribution to the braska. " a solo venture last year, ports from the concert with measure to make it the official band included playing on and co- and the recent "Born in the interviews and descriptions of the state song The legislators also producing "Born in the USA." USA " with the E Street Band action, not to mention occasional designated Springsteen as the After the tour opened in St He has occasionally appeared bits of live music in the back- state's official youth ambassador Paul, Minn, drummer Max unannounced at Asbury Park's ground Springsteen's first encore last Weinberg told a reporter. "If you Stone Pony and other clubs in his A disk jockey at one of the niiht was his patented version of think this was great, you ought to home state, usually to play with radio stations apparently became Tom Waits' "Jersey Girl." which see us in a couple of weeks in New friends or associates so enthralled at listening to the excited hundreds of Monmouth Jersey " The Springsteen concert is the proceedings over a telephone line County residents present when he "Bruce Springsteen is a re- second major musical attraction that she allowed a record being sang, " Down at the shore, every- markable talent and has an at the Meadowlands complex played on the air to skip and thing's all right " incredibly loyal following." said within a week The Jackson repeat the same portion for The fans were on their feet and Loris Smith, general manager of brothers' Victory Tour came to several minutes Spanish festival begins LONG BRANCH - The Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth County and the City of Long Branch are sponsoring the 21st annual Fiesta Hispana to be held Sunday, August 12. in Garfield Park. South Broad- way and Ocean Avenue The festi- val will cap a week of special events honoring the Spanish com- munity that began with the raising of the Puerto Rican flag at City Hall yesterday Approximately 6,000 people are expected to attend the fiesta, according to Luis Navarro. ex- ecutive director of the Spanish Fraternity of Monmouth County, Inc. "If the weather is good, this is going to be the best fiesta that we have had in the last five years," he said Prior to the festival. Hispanic teams from 12 towns will partici- pate in softball games to be held Saturday, Aug. II. at the Lena Conrow Field The Spanish festival will begin 9 HAPPY BIRTHDAY KEANSBURQ BOARDWALK — Crowds embark from the intercoastal steamer am Sunday and continue until 9 "Keansburg", circa 1910, for a day's outing on the Keansburg boardwalk. The boardwalk celebrates p.m. in the park located across its 80th birthday today. from the boardwalk near the Sl" Photo by John Prt»m«fi Haunted Mansion. PUERTO RICAN FESTIVAL - Participating in :, ting raising Mistress of Ceremonies for the ceremony marking Puerto Rican lestivitier, in I ong Branch /eslorrJay Keansburg boardwalk 80 years old event will be Malin Falu. a disc are at tar left, Luis, Navarro, director, Spanish I rntemily and, '.er.ond jockey at radio WADO, the largest trom left, Frank/Pallone, stale senator and city council president BY VIRGINIA MASTERMAN- the small strip of boards of 80 years 1878 Philadelphia Exposition The Spanish radio station in the tristate Other officials are unidentified SMITH ago which offered a carousel, a few original glass enclosure has been area Long Branch Mayor Philip bath houses, row boats and a beer replaced with wood, but a few Huhn. state Senator Frank Pallone. including a greased pole competi pactn Sensml Fernando Narvnez KEANSBURG - The Keansburg garden to the crowds who journey- crystal chandeliers still hang from state Department of Community tion scheduled for 3pm and his orrhcKtra and ''nn^undii boardwalk is SO years old today. It ed here by intercoastal steamer the ceiling Affairs Commissioner John Rena, Marines f'epinje, a singer from ItM'j.i will entertain has survived fires, hurricanes, The boardwalk is second in size Youngsters still ride the original Commissioner of Elections Ann Uruguay, will sing La Nueva Spanish funds such as pastelr-s world wars and local politics to statewide only to the one in Seaside carousel, crafted by Loof in 1880 Flynn and Mike Garcia, director of Cancion " at approximately 12 15 lerhon aiadn rellcno* do papa* and celebrate its birthday. Heights. Approximately 20,000 The fifty wooden horses have been the Office of Hispanic Affairs, will p m. and folk dancers will perform Spanish rice will be on sale And what a celebration it plans. people visit the boardwalk every "touched up" through the years,but be guests at the festival beginning at 2 15 pm Puerto All are welcome at the Fiesta Today from 8 p.m. to closing all week, co-owner Al Reid said. It was they are still sturdy A "Little Miss Spanish Fiesta" Rican singer Odilio jonzalez will Ifispana and lurther information is available from ttie Spanish rides and eats will cost a quarter the first built In New Jersey Times change The crowds who beauty contest will start at to 15 appear at 4 30 p in Four l./ilin Fraternity of Monmouth f'ounty The boardwalk, which runs history, according to Reid. visit the boardwalk each weekend am Trophies will be awarded for bands from New York, La Or Inr three-quarters of a mile along Fighter Gene funney was a life now drive here in "horseless car- a variety of contests and games, chestra Salome. I-a Orchestra Im Beachway offers 18 adult rides, 2$ guard on the beach adjacent to the riages " kiddie rides, a spook house, a boardwalk Singer Frank Sinatra carousel, a cocktail lounge, three crooned in its old Hub Miami. Boardwalks get face-lifts, silver indoor arcades and more than 100 Youngsters danced in marathons in quarters turn to copper, but a concessions offering food or games COMMUNITY CALENDAR Its Crystal Palace. quarter is a quarter Happy birth- of chance. That is a far cry from day, Keansburg boardwalk' The palace was brought from the HIGHLANDS — The Rfguiar Democratic Organiza TOMORROW tion of Highlands will meet in Veterans of Foreign Wars RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet al 6 30 p m Hall. Hay Avenue, al 8 p in 4 held after 2 drug raids in Highlands at the Molly Pitcher Inn MATAWAN - Al Anon fur idull children o( alcoholics Lt Richard Bennett of the Red Bank Police meets at A p m at Trinity Kpiscopal Church, ItyiTs HIGHLANDS - Four persons, The Sommers were both charged sifters, cutting agents and SI .300 in Department will speak l-ane including a husband and wife, were with possession of cocaine, pos- cash. Morrell said RED BANK - Family and Friends for Mental arrested in two drug raids early session of cocaine with intent to Health, a self-help group for those who have friends or MARLBORO - ramp Arrowheads lurrenl session yesterday morning and late Satur- distribute, possession of under 25 He is charged with possession of family members suffering from mental illness, will runs today through AUR 17 A new one-week session is day night by Borough Police. grams of marijuana, possession of cocaine, possession of cocaine with meet at 7 30 p m at the Mental Health Association scheduled Aug 20 to 27 Contact Arrowhead through the Various charges have been filed narcotics paraphanalia, and keep- the intent to distribute, possession Office. 90 Monmouth St Community YMCA in RnMinnk lor further information of 25 grams of marijuana, pos- against David and Valerie Sommer, ing a house for use and sale of LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellow- MIDDI.ETOWN - An interfailh service to mark the session of marijuana with the both 23. of 98 Bay Ave, Marie narcotics, police said. ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and 39th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on intent to distribute, possession of Ercolano. 85 Washington Ave , and Ercolano was arrested at the alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, narcotics paraphanalia, and keep- Hiroshima will be held at 7 IS p m it filenrnary Farm, Mark S Sidorski, 10 Paradise Sommers resident, police said She will meet at 7 30 p m at the Chemical Dependency ing a house for the sale and use of Kings Highway Kast Following the service at R 30 p m Trailer Park, according to Patrol- was charged with possession of Center. Chelsea Avenue narcotics, police said there will be a candlelight vigil al the south gate of man Robert Morrell under 25 grams of marijuana, EATONTOWN - Families Anonymous, a fellowship Karlc Naval Weapons Station Houle 36 Leonardo For Sommer is the son of Sea Bright police said for parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol As of last night. 132.500 bail had information call Kelh Ksposiln ru Marion lludgr Officer Christopher Sommer, Mor- The three were released on their abusers and children with behavorial problems will not been posted, police said. rell said own recognizance. meet from 1 to 2 30 p m at the First Presbyterian KEANSBtRG - The > KcinshurK boardwalk cel- During the raid on the Sommer Sidorski was arrested at 11 33 The raids were the result of a Church, 76 Wyckoff Road ebrates its with birthday wtth < iftfl u> Loo public l-'mm residence, at 12 25 am yesterday, p.m. Saturday at his residence two-month investigation by Mor- HAZI.F.T - The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter ol 6 pm to dining rules anil n-fri hnvnts will be at reduced prices police confiscated one gram of police said. rell Assisting during the raids the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement ol cocaine, under 25 grams of Mari- Confiscated were one ounce of were Patrolmen Eugene Venpiglia. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have KEANSBURG - The Planning lloard meets at 7 :io juana, a scale, cutting agents and cocaine, three-fourths of a pound of Edward Chambers, and Adam rehearsals each Tuesday al t pm at Raritan High p m at Borough Hall 41 Church' St The public is $750 in cash, police said. marijuana, numerous scales. Finck. police said School' . \Middll e Road. Hazlet invited B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY, AUGUST 6. 1984 Benoit grabs marathon gold •. LOS ANGELES IAPI - Edwin medal He becomes the third other than first Rosa Mota of place Moses streaked to his 105th straight athlete to flunk the sophisticated Portugal finished third, just ahead Others in the race felt pain and victory in the men's 400-meter drug tests in use at the Games of Ingrid Kristiansen, who gave exhaustion, too It was a day whe» hurdles and Juan Benoit ran away Later, eyes would be on: birth to a son only II months ago the temperatures reached only into with the first-ever women s mara- — Mary Lou Retton, already a Benoit who had knee surgery • the mid-70s. but humidity was high thon yesterday, capping a day that darling in gymnastics, striving to three months ago. was unofficially and not made for distance running mixed rare disappointment with win more gold in individual ap clocked in 2 hours. 24 minutes, 52 Six runners dropped out of the race. domination for the United States at paratus seconds, the fastest ever for an all- Canada also did well in rowing, the Summer Olympic! -Evelyn Ashford. the top quali- woman marathon She holds the capturing the gold in the pres- It was a tough day for Robert fier for the final of the women's world belt time of 2 22 43 set in the tigious rowing eights and also Shannon, who was defeated in 100-meter dash 1983 Boston Marathon, where winning a pair of bronze. boxing by Sung Kil Moon of South -The expected showdown Mon women and men run together •Korea in 119 pound competition and day between Antonio McKay of "I can't believe the race is Lewis, of Corona Del Mar, Calif., ^became the first American boxer to Atlanta and Bert Cameron of over," she said after a victory lap and Enquist, of Seattle, came from lose at the Olympics in 18 fights "I Jamaica Both qualified in the 400- around the Coliseum as members behind to edge the Belgian team of came as far as I can He hit meter McKay was first in 44 72 of the standing crowd reached out Pierre-Marie Deloof and Dirk Crois hard. Shannon said seconds. Cameron third in 44 72 over the rail to touch her hand in double sculls. Yugoslavia won ' - Jerry Page quickly resumed the Alonzo Babers was second, in 44 75 Benoit was happy not only for the bronze ' U.S. boxing victories, advancing to -On Steve Ovett, the defending herself but for all women In the eights, U.S. men drove the quarterfinals of the 139-pound 300-meter champion, who barely "This being the first women's hard at the finish, but the Can- class with a 5-0 decision over qualified for the finals this time Olympic marathon makes it a very adians were not to be beaten. The Octavio Robles of Mexico with a last-second lunge at the tape special moment in my life,' she United States won the silver in the It was another day of easy —Carl Lewis, with one gold said It was a real honor for every fours-with-coxswain category, won • victory lor the U S women's medal and marching toward three woman in this race today It's been by Britain basketball team, which can win the more. a long time coming We certainly gold medal Tuesday night if it again Lewis won the gold in the 100- proved we could run the dis- In the coxless fours, American defeats South Korea - a team it meter dash Saturday, then quali- tances rowers took the silver. New Zea- already has beaten by 37 points fied Sunday for the long jump final Now. llenoit said she will return land won the gold, Denmark the .The US women won Sunday, 92-61. in Monday with a leap 27 feet. 2'i to the privacy she cherishes bronze over Canada inches on his first try If you want to find me next And it was another successful Nobody in track and field has week, find a blueberry patch in In the concluding cycling event — day for American rowers, who won won four golds since Jesse Owens Maine.' tbe Freeport Maine, the 62-mile team road race — the a gold and three other medals aerformed the legendary feat in native said United States won the bronze. Bradley Lewis and Paul Enquist 1936 at Munich While Benoit was cheered for her The springboard diving competi- took Ihc gold in men's double Eyes will be off hammer-thrower victory, Gabriela Andersen Schiess tion got under way on Sunday, with •culls Ed Burke, flagbearer at the open was cheered for simply finishing 10 rounds of preliminaries sched- In all. the United States had 40 ing ceremonies, who failed to the gruelling race The Swiss uled gold medals, 31 silver and 11 bronze qualify for the final, but had no runner was a picture of courage as Kelly McCormick of Columbus, for 82 total West Germany was remorse, no apology, only ap- she struggled into the limelight of Ohio, trying to match the gold- second with 28 medals, seven gold, preciation the Coliseum and the last painful medal performance of her mother while China had 23 medals. 12 gold "I tried. ' the 44-year-old Burke steps toward the finish line three decades ago, was in first It was an emotional day for said "I got out there and tried The Her legs seemed unable to carry place halfway through the com- Tracy Caulkins. the most decorated only people who have anything to be her She listed across the track As pulsories She had accumulated swimmer in U.S. history She ashamed of are the people who she staggered on. officials could 220 95 points in five dives announced her retirement and said, don't try " only wafch. because they could not "I guess it's kind of sad " Benoit s gold was the third for aid her if she was to complete the Caulkins, who won three gold In (Ireco Roman wrestling, it the United States in track, coming run As she collapsed over the medals in the Summer Games, was emotion of a different sort after Lewis won the I (Mi-dash and Al finish line, medics grabbed her and announced at a news conference Swede Thomas Johansson, who lost Joyner won the long jump took her a hospital, where she was that she was retiring from swim- the gold-medal match to American Grete Waitz of Norway finished treated for dehydration and re- ming after a career in which she MARATHON WINNER — Joan Benoit of Freeport. Maine waves the Jeff Blatnick in the super heavy- a distant second to Benoit It was leased, apparently in good con- won a record 48 national titles, and American flag after winning the first-ever Olympic women's marathon weight, tested positive for steriods the first time Waitz ever had dition set five world and 63 Americans Benoit's time, 2.24:52, for the 26-mile, 385-yard course was the and must forfeit his Olympic silver finished a marathon some place Her time - 2 48 42, for 37th records fastest ever for the distance Foster leads Mets, 3-1 PITTSBURGH (AP) - Manager series Foster Dave Johnson could be excused for "Even though I haven't done it on it wasn't because Keith's a left breathing a sigh of relief when his a consistent basis the last two or handed hitter and Robinson's a New York Mets go into extra three years, my forte is batting in right-handed pitcher.' Foster said innings clutch situations," Foster said "I "It's because he's Keith The Mets won for the ninth time like to bat when the game's on the Hernandez I kept seeing I Pirates' in 10 extra-inning games yesterday, line I realize I don't have to hit a catcher i Tony Pena looking over to beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 home run to get the run in their dugout so I started getting on George Foster's two-run, 10th- Neither Johnson nor Foster was prepared to be up there inning single following a critical surprised that Robinson pitched I would have done it. too," error on Pirates' shortstop Dale around Hernandez to Ditch to Johnson said Berra and some strong pitching by a pair of rookies Cubs nip Yanks remain hot NEW YORK (API - Ray fort in his left shoulder as a muscle Expos, B3 Fontenot looked like the victim of spasm but said he stopped throwing a bad break when Brook Jacoby's in time to prevent further injury one-out infield single in the sixth and felt he would not be sidelined Asked why the Mets are nearly inning ended his no-hit bid yester- "I've pitched in a lot of pain to unbeatable in extra-inning games. day, but the New York Yankees get here I don't want to go through Johnson said, "We have a great left-hander said it might have been that again." he said relief corps. When you have guys a "blessing in disguise " Fontenot faced the minimum IS who can come out of the bullpen The hit made it easier for batters over the first five innings, like we do, that makes a dif- Fontenot to leave after 5 2-3 innings striking out four He walked Pat ference " with stiffness in his left shoulder Tabler with one out in the fifth Wes Gardner, 1-0, just recalled and Mike Armstrong and Phil after retiring 13 in a row but Chris from Class AAA Tidewater, earned Niekro combined to complete the Bando grounded into a double play his first major league victory by one-hitter as the Yankees blanked One out after Jacoby's scratch holding the Pirates hltless over two the Cleveland Indians 4-0 for their hit. Fontenot walked Brett Butler innings after fellow rookie Sid eighth consecutive victory. and was replaced by Armstrong, Fernandez had held the Pirates to "I'm as hard-headed as every- who retired pinch-hitter George a run and three hits over eight body else, " said Fontenot, 5-6, who Vukovich on a pop fly innings was relegated to the bullpen June The 45-year-old Niekro, making "I just wanted to come up here 1 and didn't start another game his first relief appearance of the and contribute in some way," until July 15. "You don't weant to season, pitched the ninth Gardner said. "When you come up come out of a game like that I said Cleveland starter Neal Heaton to a team in the heat of a pennant to Toby (third baseman Harrah). I 8-11, retired the Yankees in order race, you almost have to do well " think you might have saved me a lot over the first two innings, but Ron Hodges drew a one-out walk of pain.' " rookie Vic Mata opened the third by in the 10th off loser Don Robinson, Harrah made a diving attempt on driving a 1-2 pitch into the left-field 1-5, before Mookie Wilson bounced Jacoby's grounder between third seats for his first major-league an apparent double-play ball that and short but the ball glanced off home run Berra fumbled Robinson then got his glove and he had no play The Yankees made it 3-0 in the pinch-hitter Rusty Staub to strike "I thought I had a good chance at fourth Don Mattingly singled with out before walking Keith it when I left my feet," said one out and advanced to second on Hernandez on four pitches LEWIS SOARS — Carl Lewis of the U.S. sneaks Harrah "I thought I had it, but it Don Baylor's fly to deep center posted a 27 2** on his first jump in an attempt tor Foster lined his two-run single hopped I've made that play Harrah singled Mattingly home, a peak at the distance marker during the long-jump his second gold medal. . into right field, giving the Mets before." stole second and scored on Brian preliminaries yesterday in Los Angeles Lewis their third victory in the four-game Fontenot described the discom- Dayett's double 984 KS THE BEST CAR ST Delivery! AND TRUCK Truck Dealer PRICES Monmouth County NEW JERSEY Tjsi rf^m*. m HIGHWAY 35 UYP0R1 26H-1600 MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1984 B3 Miller, Donovan sparkle INGLEWOOD, Calif (AP) - "The American men are going to The 6-foot] Miller, considered Cheryl Miller and Anne Donovan have some battles left," he said the world's best forward, sal out led the United States on an 1*-: The US women have been so the last nine minutes of the first ipurt at the start of the second half overwhelming that their smallest half, but still watched her team- yesterday as the Americans victory margin has been 28 points mates mold a 41-31 halftime lead crushed Canada tt-tl to move to "I think the competition is fine," within one victory of their first gold said Miller "We've Just played Then the Americans parlayed medal in Olympic women's basket- well. I'd rather win by a large their man-to-man defensive press- ball. spread than have it close " ure and fast break into a second Miller and Donovan each scored Even though the Americans half rout three baskets in the first five swept into « 6-0 lead in the first two minutes of the second half and minutes, the Canadians, 2-3, re- The United States held Canada In helped the United States to a »•» fused to wilt. They were down only one field goal in the first live lead 36-31 when Alison Lang sank two minutes. Misty Thomas' basket "At the start of the second half, free throws with 1 27 left in the was the Canadians' only answer to we really broke down," Canadian I half. the big US run Coach Don McCrae said. "Credit joes to the Americans. They shov- ed the ball inside as well as some men's team do. We were shooting poorly from the perimeter." Shannon falls first U.S. Coach Pat Head Summitt, deviating from her policy of not LOS ANGELES (AP) - A US quarterfinals Tuesday when Page talking about individuals, singled boier loat for the first time in the fights Dong-Kil Kim Kim is ranked out Miller's performance in the 1M4 Olympics when bantamweight second by the International run. Robert Shannon was beaten yester- Amateur Boxing Association be "Miller took four charges and day In a slugging match with South hind world champion Carlos Car tipped in a snot." the University of Korean Sung Kfl Moon. cia, while Page is ranked third Tennessee coach said. "The However, Jerry Page boxed his The left-handed Kim pressed momentum went our way. It had way Into the light welterweight Javid Aslam of Norway and banged been Canada's game in the first quarterfinals, scoring well with out a 5-0 decision. half." combinations for a W> decision over . "I think I'm starting to show that It was the fifth consecutive Mexican Octavlo Robles In a 139- JerfJ Page is for real," said Page, triumph in the preliminary pool for pound class match. one of the lesser lights on the V S the Americans and moved them to Shannon, who beat Floyd Favors, team, after winning his second bout within one game of the gold medal, the U»-pound-class world cham- of the Games which they can win by beating pion, for a spot on the U.S. team, "I'll be sharper against the South Korea, whom they've already was knocked down twice and stop- ped in the third round by Moon Korean It's a fight I prefer He's trounced by 37 points, Tuesday shorter and comes straight ahead '' night. The split left the US team with McCrae said he's not sure an all- a 17-1 record and 11 boxers In the Robles held height and reach star team from the other nations tournament South Korea had a 14-1 advantages over Page, but the could beat the Americans He said record at the end of the It-bout MULKEY DRIVES — Kim Mulkey (USA) attempts watches. The United States went on to soundly native of Columbus, Ohio, made the the United States is more dominant daytime program. Mexican miss often, while scoring a layup as Canada's Misty Thomas jumps in vane defeat the Canadians, in the women's basketball competi- There will be another U.S.- well with left Jabs and short two- to block the shot as Andrea Blackwell (background) tion than in the men's. Korean matchup in the 13»-pound punch combinations to the head Moreland's slam powers Cubs, 4-3 CHICAGO (AP) - Somehow or Bordi walked to open the third in the tie-breaking runs as the other, Ryne Sandberg's name has and Henry Cotto bunted him to Philadelphia Phillies defeated St to pop up, even when it was Keith NATIONAL second Sandberg singled to left but Louis Moreland who hit a grand slam Mike Stenhouse threw out Bordi at homer yesterday to lead the Chi- LEAGUE the plate Gary Matthews singled With the score tied M, Greg cago Cubs to a 4-3 victory over the and Leon Durham walked to load Gross led off the eighth with a walk Montreal Expos. the bases before Moreland un- off Jeff Lahti, 3-2. Dave Von Ohlen "I've been using a Ryne Sand- The blast made a wjnner of loaded his 13th homer of the season came on and yielded a double to berg bat all week," said Moreland. middle reliever Rick Reuschel, 5-5, and his second career grand slam. Von Hayes After a Intentional pass '' I guess I needed one with his name who pitched three innings of one-hit Andre Dawson hit his ninth to Mike Schmidt loaded the bases, on it Maybe I ought to be sleeping ball before Lee Smith hurled the homer in the fourth and singles by Allen walked wockenfuss, who was with it." final two innings for his 24th save. Dan Driessen, Wallach and Doug batting for Len Matusuk. Moreland s second career grand Reuschel retired the first eight Flynn accounted for the third Expo slam came in the third inning with batters he faced before pinch batter run as Bordi departed after four One out later, Allen walked two outs off Dick Grapenthin, who Pete Rose drew a walk with two innings Virgil to make It 4-2. had been called up from In- outs in the seventh Phillies I, Cardinals 3 dianapolis to fill for David Palmer Tim Wallarh hit his 16th homer ST LOUIS - Cardinals reliever Bill Campbell. 4-3, pitched the Palmer had gone on the disabled off starter Rich Bordi in the second Neil Allen walked John Wockenfuss seventh inning for the win. Al list earlier in the day with a stiff inning before the Cubs rallied in the and Ozzie Virgil with the bases Holland pitched the last two Innings shoulder. third against Grapenthin, 0-1. loaded in the eighth inning to force for his 24th save. PINIEUA HAS Hit DAY — Lou Piniella, Yankees' first base coach, brushes away tears during ceremonies in his honor at Yankee Kansas City sweeps slumping Detroit Stadium. Piniella called It quits after 10 years as a Yankee player before assuming duties as a coach. DETROIT (AP) - Dick Bowser with a single to score Law Tom delivery from reliever Tippy has seen streaks come and go, so Paciorek then singled Baines home Martinez, 44, to break a tie with 7 2-3 innings off Texas knuckle- A' t, Mariners 4 the Kansas City manager had no AMERICAN and Ron Kittle followed with a Jerry Lynch for the major-league bailer Charlie Hough, 11-10, in OAKLAND, Calif IAP) - Mike trouble keeping the Royals' four- double to drive in Luzinski for a 3-0 record. It was Johnson's 11th home winning for the 14th time In the last Heath, Carney Lansford and Jim game weekend sweep over the LEAGUE lead run of the season and enabled the 20 games. Essian hit home runs, offsetting the slumping Detroit Tigers in per- The White Sox chased Caldwell Blue Jays to win their fifth con- damage done by several Oakland spective sliced their lead over second-place with two more runs in the second secutive game. Twin 4. Aageli 2 mistakes, and the A's beat the "To sweep anybody, Just to go Toronto in the American League inning Julio Cruz opened with a Red Sox 4, Rasters 2 ANAHEIM, Calif - Tom Seattle Mariners into a town and win like that, is East to eight games, the smallest triple and Law followed with an BOSTON - Rookie Al Nipper Brunansky drove in three runs, two Lary Sorensen, 4*11, recorded his something," Howser said after the since July 20. They led by 12'i one RBI single Andy Beene retired allowed three hits over the first of them with his third home run in first pitching victory since July ( as Royals' 5-4 and 4-0 victories in week ago. Carlton Fisk on a pop-up but walked eight innings and Tony Armas and as many games, and Ken Schrom the A's completed a four-game yesterday's double-header. "But While Sox 7, Brewers 0 Baines before Luzinski singled to Rich Gedman belted solo home scattered six hits over 7 1-3 Innings series sweep. He allowed eight hits let's face it, we didn't see Dan MILWAUKEE - Chicago's Greg score Law Cruz rapped a two-run runs, leading the Boston Red Sox to as the Minnesota Twins downed the in eight Innings and the only Petry or Jack Morris (Detroit's top Luzinski ran his RBI streak to eight double off Ray Sea rage in the a victory over the Texas Rangers California Angels and reclaimed untainted Seattle run was produced pitchers), and we know that We're consecutive games with two run- eighth Nipper. 4-4. took a 4-1 lead into first place in the torrid American by Ken Phelps' 19th homer in the going to see them next weekend in scoring singles, leading the White Blue Jays 4, Orioles 3 the ninth but came out after Gary League West. seventh Bill Caudlll pitched the Kansas City, though, so let's wait Sox to a victory over the struggling BALTIMORE - Toronto Cliff Ward's leadoff single and Buddy ninth for his 24th save and see what happens." Milwaukee Brewers Johnson set a major-league record Bell's double Mark near allowed By splitting the four-game set, Heath, playing in right field, Pat Sheridan keyed a four-run Winner Richard Dotson, 12-8. by hitting the 19th pinch-hit home an RBI single to Pete O'Brien the Twins retained the half game misjudged a drive In the first inning first inning with a two-run homer allowed II hits, all singles, and run of his career in the eighth before recording his fourth save, lead they had at the start of the and Jack Perconte got credit for a and Charlie Leibrandt pitched eight walked two before giving way to inning, breaking a tie and giving the striking out the side. O'Brien hit his final series of the season between triple. He scored on a grounder by shutout innings in the second Ron Reed with two runners on base Blue Jays a victory over the 15th Home run leading off the fifth the two teams. The defending Spike Owen The A's tied the score game The Royals took the opener and one out in the seventh The Baltimore Orioles Inning for the Rangers' first run. champion Chigago White Sox are when Lansford hit his eighth homer when Dane lorg doubled home two White Sox have won four straight Johnson connected on a 2-1 The Red Sox collected 11 hits In Just two games out. in the bottom of the first runs with two out in the ninth inning and six of their last seven games to break a 3-3 tie. while Milwaukee has dropped eight It marks only the second time all in a row. Balding Eastwood snares Memphis title season the Tigers have lost four Rudy Law opened the game with games in a row — they have a single and one out later Harold MEMPHIS. Tenn (AP) - Bob service and then — finally — scored dropped nine of their last 13 — and Baines doubled Luzinski followed American tour this season within a single stroke of the lead Eastwood, a balding, 38-year-old his first victory earlier this season The victory was worth (90,000 with a two-putt hirdie-4 on the 16th veteran who played for 12 full in New Orleans. from the total purse of $500,000 and Playing In front of Eastwood. seasons without a victory, now is a "It was good to get that first pushed Eastwood's earnings for the O'Meara challenged the water on 2-time winner on the PGA tour win," Eastwood said "But this one year to a career-high 1188.794. the par 5 18th, and paid the penalty "I have no explanation — but I may have been harder. This was Loren Roberts, who had led or His second shot caught the pond love it," Eastwood said after his tougher to win because I wasn't shared the lead through the first and his last chance was gone scrambling closing round of par 72 hitting the ball as well as I was at three rounds, fell victim to a He finished in a tie for second at yesterday was enough to provide New Orleans closing 78 that sent him reeling 282 with Ralph Landrum and Tim him with a 2-shot triumph in the "I had to think better, manage back to a tie for fifth - still the Simpson O'Meara had a (9, Land- Danny Thomas-Memphis Classic my game better highest finish of his three-year rum closed up with a 87 and He finished with a 280 total,, eight "I think I'm a smarter player career. Simpson had a 70 in the hot. muggy shots under par on the 7,282-yard now. I have the experience, know With Roberts fading, Eastwood weather. Colonial Country Club course more about what I'm doing." took the lead alone with an 18-foot Roberts was tied with Mark Lye "I love the feeling of being a As a double winner, Eastwood birdie putt on the fifth hole He held who had a 71. at 283 winner," said Eastwood, who first loins Tom Watson, Tom Kite, Greg the lop spot the rest of the way, but Bill Kratzert. rookie Willie Wood Joined the tour in 19(9. had his Norman, Peter Jacobsen and Gary had to survive a late challenge by and Roger Maltbie, each with a 71. career interrupted by military Koch as a multiple winner on the Mark O'Meara. who closed to were next at 284 Smith, Verkooyen succeed in return BY SPENCER ADLER finals In Maryland with crew « »• Seh*i iCvtan Pond) 1/4. 4 O»O « 1 1 Verkooyen and brother Matt Smith. i if i i si m 113/4 RUMSON - Elisa Smith and «c* SnMn 2 lout /'« 4 Pan. Uungar t Danny Scnwga (SS»C, i I 4 Karen Verkooyen hopped into a "We're getting used to sailing the Blue Jay for the first time in over Lightning and Flying Scott now. I t Km Spun. 1 LK, tJ .*« 3 Boo a year to win Saturday's New like them better because there's Raca ' B*y SiTwa 7 Oawa MMwn 3 S* Brown knew he had a winner on hand XEROX EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - "Skip told me when he was a Then Historic Freight went wire- driver Ben Webster He was a bad Xerox Arthur Brown, who owns yearling that he was a Hambleto to-wire again, with driver Ben actor with a lot of speed." Hamblelonian winner Historic nian horse and he was right." Webster setting as slow a pace as The race was also vindication for Freight and Skip Lewis, who trains Historic Freight defeated Delvin he could for the three tired horses Webster, who had been suspended him, both say they always knew G Hanover and Gentle Stroke in the He covered the one mile in 1 59 2-5. for nearly a year until March, when takes off for the he'd be a champion. But they fourth heat of the race, the 59th an extremely slow pace for trotters a court dismissed allegations of weren't acting like it two months running of the classic that shifted of that caliber race fixing against him. ago. in 19(1 from the pastoral DuQuoin. It was Historic Freight's fifth summer. "This has to be my biggest The 3-year-old trotter, who cap- Ill , fairgrounds to the urban bustle victory in 12 starts, all of them this thrill." said the 44-year-old driver, tured harness racing's most cov- of the Meadowlands, just a half- year He was unraced as a f-year- who won the Little Brown Jug in eted prize and a $609,600 payoff dozen miles from downtown Man- old, primarily because he was IMS. hattan with it in a three-horse raceoff at hyperactive and difficult to control The pre-race favorite wa! Baltic the Meadowlandi Saturday, was Gentle Stroke had captured the "He would kick out the walls of Farms' Baltic Speed, winner of the entered June 6 in a $35,000 claiming 10-horse first heat, then Delvin G his stall," said Lewis, who saw his Yorkers Futurity last month and race at the same track That meant Hanover took the 13-horse second, first Hambletonian entry become thus seeking the second leg of that any owner who wanted him paying a race-record (12160 to his his first winner "We tried padding trotUng's Triple Crown. But he could have had him for that $35,000 backers in the crowd of 37,268, also the walls and he'd still kick them finished fourth in the second heat, "I know he could have been a Hambletonlan record. out. He was Just difficult to keep 3* lengths behind Delvin G taken, but those are the chances But Historic Freight, who led calm." Hanover, then third in the third you take in life," said Brown, who molt of the way in the second heat, "Originally, I didn't think this heat, 2Vfc lengths behind Historic Vfau wont find a better value retyping entire pages also turned down a (70,000 offer won the third, raced among the top horse was good enough," said FreUtht. than a Xettx used copier or used after Historic Freight won that five hones from each of the first • Stare addresses and often-used claimer by 3% lengths. "We had a two. If Gentle Stroke or Delvin G Memorywnter typewriter. phrases. •PORTSPANS * * dtlaflamta •••«•* j a>_ - - • * a*w — horse with a 3,000 percent discount, Hanover had won, they would have WSW" own I WCvTw mt)O nO POM tn# Because what made them great • Upgrade as your needs change. but nobody believed us." won the race outright. game ki the 1*h hminp, TNJB me when they were new B still mak All machines come with a I Bftattti ever pncrHnq paitofntamja ing them great. reauHtd in a total 30-day, limited warranty and BET • * * Our used copiers can: are eligible lor Xerox service Kriek crushes Westphal How many holae of go* can you play • Copy on plain, ordinary paper. plans. m ont day?--The aa-thne record YOU •H MI by Ian CoMon of Auatr.lt, •Reduce. So hurry down. Or call 800- LIVINGSTON (AP) - Top-seed- set in hi! first four matches, could m 1971. nnfien he played—on a regu- • Handle oversize documents. 847-78U. In New York State call ed Johan Kriek won his second not control the rallies and had lation court*, noting out on each •Give you 20 oopies per minute. DIDNTI hoi*—a total of 401 holes In 24 1-800-847-7800. tournament of the year with a trouble with his first serve ac- neural Our used tow 610 Memory- And see why a Xerox used crushing straight-set victory over curacy. »*• unseeded Mike Westphal in the "In the semifinals, I won the KNOW! writer typewriter lets you. deal is probably better than the •rougm lo voti Although most ma|or l*agu* • Make revisions instantly without ; (125,000 North American Open ten- rallies and this time Kriek was in •yOtorgewai batata! twanaoara are tomur play- deals you Ye used to. nis championship at Newark charge," said Westphal, a West •rt. iri surprising (hat m» 2 moat Academy yesterday. German who will play in the Hare's an amazing Batata* oddt- tuccauful managers In history Bring in this ad and get $50 to $100 off. Kriek had only one break point Olympic demonstration tennis tour- ty.The man who htirtad THE btat NEVER played In the big pnettvd QCTMJ in No t#SsOU# history. IIBQIIM.. The 2 managers wnh the For 4 days at these locations: against him as he sailed through nament this week in Los Angeles IncrwMblyT wound up as the kiting Mgnett lifetime peroentag* ol the 61-minute match with the 19- Westphal defeated Vince Van pitcher In that gamal...On May 26. garnet wen—Joe McCarthy and year-old Westphal 6-2. 6-4 Patten 6-0. 6-1 in a semifinal match. 1950. Harvey Haddbt pnehad a par- Earl Weavw—never pteyad an kv HaaM faifanXHJ "I was serving very well and Met game mowing no one on nlnQ of ffMjor IOSQUG DM. (2O1)1 (M1)T4MtOO mixed it up so that he could never " 12 INNINGS (the only • * * Mon.aaw.tami Kriek drooped only four points on time In major league Mttory any- I D* you *on1 know ... RM Qeorgt MM " " get in a groove," said Kriek. his four service games in the body iw dM thtt)...He reared 38 Wa* Uncoin-M«rcury hm *» AH Nw tttafrtpm. The 26-year-old Kriek broke opening set. The South African- OOflcocuttvt bsttsrSa in awM-ttirw re- 1984 ConBnsntal Mark VII . Tht Uf- Westphal's serve in the first and born player, who is now a U.S. cord (or ont (jam*—but Ms own • tma*« Driving Expensnce ... Now On . seventh games of the opening set. citisen, closed out the first set with O-Pfcy XBTOK Used. A great deal gets better. In the fourth game, he was on a love game in the eighth, hitting QBORQB WALL LINCOLN-MBRCURY Not applicable with any other coupon or cteountofltL target with three of his six aces. one ace and earning three service 8HW5WMUWY AVI., SMWgWMUWY 747-84S0 *Bncd on copier xfactod; MtmomvrtofKX included Westphal. who had not dropped a points. XMQawS «tf aa* ^•ftM«saMatta1 lawawi m ta*awJawaa)4 UUI OOMQUnoH HAGAR DENNIS THE MENACE MONDAY, AUGUST 6. 1964 The Daily Register Afe| SHE'S LIKE OKIE OF THE FAMILY CROSSWORD BEETLE BAILEY WHY POBS \ BECAUSE VVWY DO BECAUSE WHY PlPM'T */E 9OTH QET WAMT I WE HAVE WE HAVE THEV HAP STARTEP ON "LESS" MORE MISSILES*/. MORE MORE? MORE ' LOOK .JOfY'THpfiREAlREAIJrsaiJN'OlRISWS TOYS THE FAMILY CIRCUS SOMCTIWU IT'S HARP TO FI&HT PRIMAL INSTINCTS SNUFFY SMITH GIT OP. PAW-- i AIN'T GITTIN1 VOO GOT COMPANVr-- OUT OF BED FOR NOBODY!! "On your morket, gat $•!...." HOROSCOPE THE WIZARD OF ID By Sl«Us Wilder g«ide Make up your mind quickly when MONDAY, AUO. S TUESDAY, AUO. 7 choices arc called for. To delay la Born today, you appear to othen L1O (July 23-Aug. 22) - Keep to perhaps to miss your turn to be in extremely easygoing Indi- your "rigr-* duties. To expand completely vidual whoa* congeniality It wcond your work area, time or responsi- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - only to a highly developed ww of bilities could lead to trouble. Diplomacy gains you entry Into a humor. In truth, though you pnsssss VWOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - A world you thought closed to you. wit, warmheartedness and a gener- deffiant to your lurcses arises In ally outgoing personality, you an the form of a member of the oppo- Use tact, tact and more tact. filled with Inner tendon You need site sex Deal with It immediately ARIES (March 21-April IS) - Put fulfillment through work to lessen LIMA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - You off until tomorrow only what you your feeling* of frustration You must be as accurate as you arc can't possibly accomplish today. need fulfillment through family ties clever In your work and personal Otherwise, you forfeit more than to lessen your feelings of lonellnem contacts. Otherwise, success eludes you can afford. YOB are by nature a procrastina- you now. TAURUS (April 2O-Mey 20) - tor. Time and a need for me— SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - You should receive some personal iTfe FOR YOU. PEGGY! have, however, transformed yog You may be called upon to take IN SOMETHING recognition for your work today. Into a hard, ««iMtim— nearly over In an early morning emergen- Receive praise with modesty tad frenetic worker, Intent upon reach- cy situation grace. Ing goals in the beet way, and In the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oac. shortest possible time Fortunately, 21) - Though you won't make a QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) - you have loving, loyal friends to show of It, you will accomplish s Worry about today and let tomor- lab j treat deal today. A new skill comes row take care of itself. A good in handy morning lesds to an excellent after- Lucille •all, comedian. TV CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) - noon. produce*; Andy Warhol, modam Sat aside time for rest and reiaxs- CANCER (June 21-J jly 22) - AU work and no play will cer- Achieve excellent results through To see what hi la store for you maka you a dull toy or girl the Judicious use of new methods of tomorrow, find your birthday and operation. read the corresponding paragraph > (Jan. 20**. IS) - Let your birthday star be your dally 1 MfeAOO A GOOD SO I \M»*cr ID LOOK ABOUT $9OOANO A GOLFEQ NEEDS TO LIKE A CXXF PRO BRIDGE ADVICE DOCS9 LI KB COULDN'T TUX South dealer We begin a week-long study of "How could 1 tell which finesse Both sides vulnerable finesses today with a choice of would work?" South asked. finesses. Is s spade finesse better "A good player should know," than a club finesse, or vice (excuse North Inetstad vaguely, but firmly. NORTH the expression) vena? • Q53 South couldn't tell which finesse VAS4 Today's South ruffed the opening would work but he should lead diamond lead, got to dummy with OK653 dummy's nine of clubs instead of • J97 the ace of hearts and led the queen the queen of spades. of spades for > losing finesse In the If the club finesse wins, well and WIST fullness of time South lost a club good. But If the club finesse loses. • K87 • 4 trick as well since he couldn't get to South can get back to dummy with 910732 9965 dummy to take a club finesse. the jack of clubs to try the spade OQJ10 2 OAB874 As dummies will. North pointed finesse Two chances are better *53 • Q842 out that South would make bis slam than one. SOUTH If he finessed in clubs rather than in DAILT QUESTION , 4>AJ 10962 You hold. «)Q53 THE PHANTOM DEVM. HASN'T HAD LUNCH yrr,,. IT RAINED ONE QBY WHEN WE WERE IN f&RlS IF lOUTHINsiTHISISTHE 50 WE SAT UNPER AN SAME,CHWX,IT ISN'T! AUMIN6 AT AN CWTPOOR CAFE. AMP HAD LUNCH B6 The Lifestyle MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1984 'Bouche' line marketed Cards list retirees' skills BY JACK H. SMITH or whatever. If it does happen that you match, then you can by designer's kid sister This is a male reaction. I have a delightful time recall- suppose, but once you are BY HANNAH JOHNSON ing and cluck-clucking over retired, you begin to realize how bad it was A rat race' FAIR HAVEN - When is a sweat how little you were recognized Regardless of how much you shirt not a sweat shirt? When it's for who you are and how TIME enjoyed it and how much created by Donna Jessica, a Boston frequently for what you do. money you made, it's tra- designer and artist Throughout a working ca- OF YOUR ditional to share the •Jessica calls her line "Bouche," reer, only the very polite negatives LIFE the French word for mouth, because stranger refrains for three "the clothes have something to sentences before asking your •ay " The 50 percent polyester, SO occupation Then, relieved, In order to hold his honor percent cotton items are hand you do the same and you up, what a retired guy needs painted or appliqued in a process exchange cards to celebrate is a card that makes him look she calls "sculpting," and most are that you know each other. good retired. As he is, so to signed by the artist. Some are Well, you exchange cards if speak. Some men create a accented with leather, suede and yours are not home on the joke card that admits that activity he thinks most mean- antique abalone buttons The pieces bureau or in the closet in a John Q. Jones is retired and ingful to you, the recipient all have rolled necklines, French suit you are not wearing, as has cute little phrases In the In these days of budget- •earns, cost anywhere from 111 to mine usually were. corners such as "No Office. priced instant printing, it $120 (most are priced from 135 to I am told that the Japanese No Phone, No Hours, No seems wise for every man and 160) and have names like make it a habit to exchange Problems " These are good retired businesswoman to get "Cleopatra," "Donut," "Freeway," cards and bow politely almost for a laugh the first time you cards that describe their skills "Punk," "Street Map," "Ferris every time two businessmen encounter another retiree, and talents in one way or Wheel" and "Terra Cotta." meet, no matter how casually provided that his card isn't another Those of us who have Shops in Palm Beach, New York, or briefly In Tokyo, there- exactly the same a retirement occupation have Beverly Hills. Paris and Saudi fore, I probably would have little difficulty, of course Arabia carry some "Bouche" de- had to wear a card case But, perhaps a fellow who can ligns. Jessica operates her own around my neck all night so I I like better the card of a paint should call himself an 'Bouche" shop in Newton Center couldn't possibly forget it in friend of mine named Wayne artist and a woman who ind a factory in Natick. both the morning E. Borth who performs a variety of community ser- knows how to write news- VUliachusetts. Nothing is as obsolete, I vices. He calls himself a letters in case anybody asks Jessica's younger sister, Cynthia find, as tile business card you "time contributor ' Then, in should describe herself as a Murmi. Highlands, has brought had on the last job before you the bottom corners, he lists writer. For retired home- 'mica's line of creative clothing to retired People are interested four major activities of the makers. I don't know, because vlonmoulh County "The clothes are in what you are doing now, if year — Consumer Advisory one never fully retires from lot faddy and are one of a kind They anything, but not at all in what tooimf pftoto* by Oon Lord! Council, El Paso Electric Co.; that — maybe "Family Man- lave no season You don't pack you did — unless, of course, it SAILING CHIC — "Sailboat." an original "Bouche" design featuring Knife and Fork Club; Central ager, Semi-Retired'" hem away for the winter. Women is also what they did. A fellow a reflecting safety trim, is popular with Monmouth County women District Civic Association; In- ike the fact that each piece is may ask a question just to find Designed by Donna Jessica of Boston, it is modeled by her sister, ternational Management Club lifferent and they never see them- out if, by any chance, you At any rate, get some cards Cynthia Nurmi, who has opened an outlet lor the "Bouche" line at — with a little box in front of •elves coming and going," boasts were also in the ad business or if you are planning a trip (•> each In which to check the ilurmi. Her husband, Reino, who 769 River Road, Fair Haven stock brokering or auto sales the Orient vorks for London Fog for Children, Veptune, rented a tiny shop upstairs said, "I graduated by the skin of my it 709 River Road and commented, teeth. Some of my professors took 'If you don't wear the clothes you bets on whether I'd make it or not an always hang them on a wall " After that I moved to New York and Nurmi, with the help of her tried to find work as an actress. I Patents can only wait for 18-year- old nother. Gloria Becht of Lincroft, have more work since I moved out Dear Ann Landers: Two years ings and left In the middle of the •wner of Sea-Gull Ltd Builders, of New York." a courageous boat with cancer ago I heard rumors that our night hrewsbury. set up the shop Nurmi Nurmi said she decided to work Not Mly did be saffer ialense daughter (then age It) was We notified the police immedi- ays some of her customers de- with Jessica because she "needed pain, bat the treatment! caused having an affair with her history ately. They found ber — moved cribe the shop as having "a high something reliable and real to work excraciallM slae effects. He teacher. At first I thought it was In with THAT man AND hit wife! ech look Becht. also an artist, for." "With acting nothing is re- ndared II all with dignity and Jusl gossip but after doing some We were told thai tloce the Is of nade the chicken wire and wooden liable," she continued courage. To the ead, be kept ANN quiel Investigating I learned the legal age we can do nothing to get nannequins used to display selected For the first year she sold the himself seal and well-groomed, story was true. her out of there. ABB, she Is oar terns clothing through private parties insisting oa doing for himself and LANDERS I decided lo pbone hit wife and only child and we are heartsick. Nurmi. 28. a theater major at "Rur and I decided that since the permitting BO pity. tell her what was going on She How can we gel oar daagater tortheastern University, Boston, dem .id was so high at the parties, Midway through the ordt.l II said, "Sounds like you have a to come back home? I have lost we would try a shop," Nurmi stated was my birthday He gave me a personal problem," and hung up a lot of weight. I cry a lot. II Is "There Is nothing like it in the beautiful card. Enclosed was a on me. like a bad dream. Please help. - area," Nurmi said "The shop is reservation and tickets lo my When I informed my husband Grieving In Newark special down to the last detail favorite vacation spat. These are about the situation and the phone Dear Newark: The situation is including our high-gloss black shop- the words he had written: call, he became enraged and bizarre to say the least and, What a great tribute to both you ping bags tied with red ribbons rushed out of the house. An hoar unfortunately, the law is on her and your husband 'Bouche' is a personal world and "I have arranged far Claire to later, the police station called side there is a little 'Bouche' in all of us call and check every day. I will and atked if I wanted lo come Get some counseling before Ann Landers' new booklet. Once women see It and try on the down and provide bail for my be jutt flae. Yoa are lo take off you fall apart. All you can do now "Sex and the Teen-Ager," ex- clothes they are hooked " husband. When 1 taw him I for a week lo be cared for, is let your daughter know the plains every aspect of sexual Nurmi's customers range in age couldn't believe my eyes. The catered lo, walled on and door will always be open — and behavior — where to draw the from 35 to 82 "I won't let anyone teacher had beaten him to a pulp. pampered! Never, not evea for a pray that eventually she will line, how to say no, the various out of here unless they look good. I He also had been charged with moment, do I forgel bow hard It come home, where she belongs methods of contraception, the want 'Bouche' to compliment breaking and entering. has been for yoa." Dear Ann Landers: How tad lo I am proud lo sign my name dangers of VD, the symptoms them," she continued When the news got out, the read those letters about disabled and if yoa choose to print It along and where lo get help. For a "'Bouche' is definately not a fad principal tided with us. The men who choose lo become with this letter, yoa have my copy, tend $2 and a long, self- It's mood clothing and a new way of teacher resigned quietly and we dependent and demanding. I permission to do so. — Mrs. John addressed, stamped envelope 1.17 looking and feeling Jessica is a thought that wat the end of It. want yon to know about my Gagllardi, Hlcksvllle, N.Y. cents pottage) lo Ann Landers, contemporary designer, like Nori.ia We grounded our daughter for husband. Dear Mrs. Gagliardi: Thank P.O. Box I IMS, Chicago. IL Kamali, with a new Idea She is several weekt but figured tbe'd Two months ago he died after you foi a real heartwarmer •Nil. creating a new way of dressing and get over being angry and come living," said Nurmi, who wears the around eventually. designs to work every day la June the girl graduated. We She went on to say that her sister lurprited her with a aew car but was always naturally talented in the refuted lo drive it. Two sculpting, painting and sewing Four weekt later, the day after the This Week Only years ago, following the birth of her turned II, the packed her belong- son Jason, Jessica entered the business with appliqued snowsuits and little girls' dresses which sold for 1300 to $500 Faye Dunaway purchased one and other women MEMOS GET SIX urged Jessica to design clothes for them "Jessica created a look long MOONRAKERS MEETING before Flashdance , said Nurmi SECAUCUS - New Jersey Moon- "She keeps getting better and rakers Tall Club will meet Aug. 14, MONTHS better. She's doing outrageous from 8 to 10 p.m. at the things with ultrasuede for the fall." Meadowlands Hilton, 2 Harmon Starting this month, "Bouche" Place Men are required to be 6'2" will itave new shipments coming in or more and women must be at least every week through October. The FOR ONLY 6 5*10". The meeting and social are shop also carries unusual, one-of-a- free for members There is a kind accessories like earrings and nominal fee for guests For more combs, and Nurmi plans on testing When You Enroll In Our information about the club, persons a small line of pants and belts for may write N J. Moonrakers, P O. the fall. Box 121. Paramus. N J 07653-0121 One Year Program "This fall will truly tell us where we are going," Nurmi stated She I his week only, Elaine Powers has a special offer for you. Enroll and her husband hope to open shops in Millburn, Fort Lee and Atlantic PTA COUNCIL MEETING in oar very affordable one year program and we'll give you six City. UNION BEACH - Monmouth additional months for only M.M. Just think 18 months of "Bouche" fashions can be seen at County Council of PTAs will have a Powercise - the most effective body workout there is - for only The Quay in Sea Bright on covered dish meeting here Wednes- $•5.00. But you've got to hurry, this offer Thursdays and at Oscar's Res- day at 10 a.m. to enable board ends Thursday at 8 p.m. taurant in Red Bank on Fridays. The managers to set up this season's Fair Haven shop is open from 10 calendar and review the directory a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Any member unable lo attend is Saturday. "I will open early or stay asked to contact Irene Lamano, open late for regular customers." here, or Ann Kaplan, Cliffwood said Nurmi Beach 18 months Nurmi, manager ol "Bouche" In1 Fair Haven, wears a Palette Flash skimp accented by one of the V R H R H R \/ R « W » n K H R \Z R 1 R belts offered for sale in the shop. Carl I. Quaglia Offer good for mew members only. Offer ends Tburs., 8p.m. CBS MANY HOSPITALS LET MOM STAY WITH CHILD SUPERMARKET The presence of • parent can often do more to Help • child recuperate than 36 MAIN ST. anythlna else Realulnf Ihn a (real many hospital! have radically chanf ed their vlilllm hours and overni|ht iuy policies lor the parent! of a hospitalized child KnowMf the lempermenl and emotional reactions ol your children you should KEANSBURG inquire about ihn before planning any admission lo the hospital We hope it never becomes necessary but if you do have to plan an overnight stay with one of your children, we ran make you up a small kit of night-time essentials SMOKED lo help you lo be more comfortable Authorised Distributor for Hollster Oslomy Products CALA 89< YOU OR YOUH DOCTOR CAN PHONE US whe you need a delivery W« will deliver promptly without txlra chirje A great many people rely on us for their health needs We welcome requests for deliver JERSEY NUMBER GAME service and charge accounts Look for Elaine Powers FEELING GREAT magazine on Newstand Pick any 3 Numbers Shrewsbury Pharmacy you can play Good at all participating Elaine Powers from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS S44-1773 7M-4774 Broad St. 741-4174 Shrewsbury 7 days a waak Prescription Chemists Free Delivery SHREWSBURY AVE. • HWV. 35. 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