STATE SPORTS BABY SAVED A Trenton policeman Ken O'Brien and the rescued an 8-month-old President Reagan vows New York Jets hope to infant during a Shootout not to let the Iran arms return to their winning with a gunman who fatal- crisis cripple his adminis- ways and nail down a ly wounded the infant's tration. playoff spot in a brother yesterday. big game today against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Page 6 A Page IB The Register
Vol.109 No. 96 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1986 25 CENTS Caldes named in Keyport robbery ring "I have been advised by the county office is investigating the matter. Kaye alarm systems in businesses around the The merchandise, which reportedly •y KEVIN FRECHETTE prosecutor's office that the sergeant is a refused to divulge details of the probe area. includes hot tubs, household appliances Tha Register target in the investigation and that he except to say it is centered In Keyport. Caldes, who has been employed as a and video cassettes, allegedly was taken (Caldes)' was scheduled to appear before A county grand jury, scheduled to begin patrolman in the borough for the past two from stores and newly constructed KEYPORT — Sgt. Robert Caldes is a a grand jury today," Hazlet attorney hearing evidence on the case yesterday, years, recently was promoted to sergeant. houses in and around Keyport. target of a grand Jury investigation into Michael Pappa said yesterday. has been postponed, Kaye said. Sources said as many as three other Neither county nor local officials could an alleged robbery ring operating in the Pappa refused to comment further. Sources close to the investigation said borough policemen may face charges of determine last night the amount of money Keyport area for the past year, an Monmouth County Prosecutor John A. Caldes allegedly received stolen property knowingly purchasing stolen merchan- involved in the robberies or in the sale of attorney representing the officer said Kaye Would not confirm Caldes' alleged from robbers in exchange for information dise from Caldes. Other officers may have stolen merchandise. yesterday. involvement, however he did say his regarding store inventory, layouts and unknowingly purchased merchandise. See KEYPORT, Page 4A AIDS-infected 4 Mercy prostitute's clients sought killer' By USA R. KRUSE **It (police action) is dead The Register is very frightening Howell man accused ASM IKY PARK -•- City police are looking for a prostitute they to me because it of strangling wife say has the deadly disease AIDS, seems people want and they are asking her clients to dies before indicted step forward and help get her off to treat AIDS the street. By U8A R. KRUSE Police say the woman is a 30- victims as some sort year-old black, but they will not The Register release her name or photograph to of lepers we ought the newspapers. They will, how- to lock up. •• FREEHOLD — The Howell man who ever, make their police line-up allegedly strangled his wife after a failed photographs available to anyone Eric Neisser murder-suicide attempt died a month who has solicited sex in the city, ACLU legal director before he was indicted, his family said so that her clients can identify her .yesterday. and she can be arrested. But Monmouth County Prosecutor John Police promise not to arrest her or activities make it likely the A. Kaye, whose office received word of clients. disease would be communicated. Ping C. Woo's death just this week, has "We will not prosecute anyone A Judge must then sign the order. ordered his investigators to thoroughly who comes forward," said Capt. Michael Meddis, an officer with check out the report of Woo's death. Frank DiBiano. "I want to know for a fact that he's the Monmouth County Health De- dead," said Kaye. "I'm not going to rely on To prove their case in court, partment, said his office had been a death certificate." DiBiano said the police must unable to establish that the Woo, 68, was indicted last week for the "catch her in the act," by having woman had AIDS. He said the Oct. 2 murder of his 64-year-old wife, the woman's- clients step forward doctor who reportedly made the Silvia. He was scheduled for arraignment and say they have had sexual diagnosis failed to return his - on the charge yesterday. relations with her. She can then telephone calls. A member of Woo's family, who asked be arrested and quarantined for not to be identified, said last night that Mr. up to 30 days. Meddis said he was aware of the Woo died Oct. 27 in Rockland County, NY. Monmouth County Prosecutor health code Prosecutor Kaye was She declined to discuss hdw he died, John A. Kaye said his office found referring to, and said that was an THE REGISTER/OR EGG ELLMAN however she said she forwarded the death a provision in the health code option open to him. "But I will certificate to Woo's attorney. Thomas F. which allows a civil complaint to take no steps until the report is Smith, Nov." 17. be filed and provides for quaran- confirmed." In the Nick of time "This hasn't been an easy two months tine up to 30 days of any person Kenneth Black, AIDS coordi- It's certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas when you see jolly or St. Nick in for us," she said. "It's been hard to deal with a communicable disease. Monmouth County. He was spotted yesterday on Broad Street in Eatontown with some with as it is. I don't understand why he. But Kaye said officials must nator with the state Department (Smith) didn't tell the county. He should first establish that the woman has -of Health, said that quarantine children and teachers from Eatontown Nursery School. have notified the prosecutor's office right AIDS, and then that her lifestyle See AIDS, Page 4A away. We want to know what happened." Smith refused to take telephone calls yesterday, instead having his secretary read a statement that, he had no comment: iwor wants land for park Prosecutor Kaye said his office got word of Woo's death from Smith a few days ago, but that he received only the date, not how or where Woo died. Assistant Prosecutor Owners surprised by plan for Sickles Farm James Fagen is expecting a copy of the death certificate from Smith early next development proposal they made to the reserve up to 3 percent of the total land excellence and responsible land-planning week. By JUDY HOLMES town last summer. in the borough for recreation, it makes development." It is the length of time between the death The Register Bruno made the announcement Thurs- sense to pursue the Sickles tract." Bollerman said that in Sickles' and the notification that Kaye said "cer- day night when Gerald Murphy was But Bollerman said the Sickles already proposal, the portion of land that in- tainly raises my suspicions." • LITTLE SILVER — Robert Sickles Sr. appointed to fill the council seat left planned to donate the development rights cludes the market and farm would be "I will not permit my attorneys to and his partner, Jim Bollerman, were vacant by Terry Flynn, who resigned to for 17 acres of the land (that could be preserved. And, he added, the seven release bail, nor will I dismiss the murder caught by surprise when Mayor Anthony take a position with the U.S. Attorney's preserved)- in exchange for a zoning acres adjacent to the market are on the indictment until I know for certain," Kaye Bruno announced his plan to form a Office.. variance that would permit "super, high- state Historic Register and would not be said. citizens' committee to investigate a way Bruno said he plans to appoint Murphy quality town homes" on the remaining subject to development anyway. Woo had been on a suicide watch at the the borough could acquire 50 acres of the as chairman of the new committee. acres. » "This is a private matter that Mr. county jail right after he was arrested for Sickles Farm to preserve as a park. Murphy said there are only about eight Sickles feels very strongly about, with no the death of his wife. He was released Bollerman said the first he heard of the acres of active recreation land in the "This is a once-in-a-lifetime op- public funds involved," Bollerman said. from the Monmouth County Correctional plan was when a Register reporter called borough. portunity for the residents of Little Silver "Any other proposal will result in the Institution in Freehold Township, said yesterday. Bollerman also said he and "For a town this size, it is not enough," to preserve the Sickles Farm forever," entire Sickles Farm tract being de- Sheriff William Lanzaro, after Woo's Sickles would stand,by the original Murphy said. "Since we are entitled to Bollerman said. "It truly represents veloped." See MAN. Page 4A Lottery Soviet plane crashes; 69 dead The winning number drawn last night in New Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 591. A straight bet pays $340.50, box pays $56.50 and 12 survivors pulled from wreckage near Berlin pairs pay $34. The Pick 4 number was 9249. A straight bet pays victims "was not yet possible to There were no Americans $2,666 and box pays $222..'. : By NICK STAUDIN6ER determine." aboard the Soviet Tupolev-134 The winning number picked yesterday in New York's Daily Number Associated Press Most of the people aboard were jet, a U.S. Embassy spokesman in lottery game was 9-8-5. The "WinFour" number was 7-1-1-8 killed and the identification of the East Berlin told The Associated BERLIN — A Soviet Aeroflot victims was "exceptionally" dif- Press by telephone. East German jetliner crashed in heavy fog ficult because the bodies were authorities released no immediate Index while approaching East Berlin's burned, the news agency said. information. on the passengers' Schoenefeld airport Friday eve- ADN said most of the victims nationalities. ning, killing most of the 81 people were East Germans. The plane AP photographer Elke Bruhn- Ann Landers 7C Nation 6A aboard. > was arriving from Minsk, the Hoffmann drove to within a half- Classified 5B New Jersey 6A The official news agency ADN capital of Soviet Byelorussia mile of the crash site before being Comics 8A Obituaries. 4A said 12 survivors were pulled about 600 miles to the east. stopped by police. She said the Crossword 7A People 2A from the wreckage. Earlier, the The news agency said the plane plane appeared to have crashed in Horoscope 7A Sports : 1B news agency had said there were carried 73 passengers and a crew a wooded area just beyond East Jumble 7A Television 7A 17 survivors, but it did not ex- of eight. Initially, it reported that Berlin's city limits about two Movies 7A Weather 2A plain'the discrepancy. " nine crew members had been miles from Schoenefeld. It said the exact number of aboard. See PLANE, Page 4A
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Ture holds dual citizenship in company has granted Carolco Pic- "It was • minor mixup," said tures Inc. the domestic home video Flynn spokesman Prank Cortello the West African nation of Guinea and the United States. In an and foreign distribution rights to Interview Wednesday at the Uni- 10 upcoming movies. . Save all scraps versity of Colorado-Denver, he In return, Carolco wiU provide called all blacks "Africans," and White Eagle Enterprises with NEW YORK (AP) — Is this said Africa "is the only home" for $100 million to $126 million to doesn't prove that one maul's finance the pictures, five of which garbage is another man's fortune, black Americans. Divorced from South African will star Stallone in an action- nothing does. Five page* of doo- adventure role, Carolco co-chair- dles and notes by Nixon White singer Miriam liakeba, Ture is married to a Guinean native and man Andrew Vajna told a news House aide John D. EhrUchman, conference Thursday. who served 18 months in prison the father of a 5-year-old son. He said he spends three to six months Stallone,'star of the "Rocky for Watergate offenses, have been and "Rambo" films, will direct the auctioned for $2,060. a year in the United States lobby- ing for the unification of Africa other five movies, Vajna said EhrUchman wanted to de- under socialism. Domestic theatrical distribution termine the worth of the auto- rights to the 10 movies were graphed items for insurance Socialism is "the system Africans all over the world are recently granted to United Artists, purposes, auctioneer Herman he said. Darvick said. fighting for whether they realize it One sketch, of former Attorney or not," he said. General Richard Klelndlenst on Rambo In your home? the back of a page of notes COMPILED BY EhrUchman took during his trial, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Syl- Chriatln*A.Row»tt went for $300 at the auction vester Stallone's production Thursday night. . Other sketches were of Nixon on White House stationery; of former Treasury Secretary George • ASSOCIATED PRESS Shultz, now secretary of state; WITH AMIQOS LIKE THIS, WHO NEEDS ENEMIES? — Funnymen Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and and of former U.S. Sen. William Martin Short arrived at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York in costume Tuesday night for the premiere of Brock, R-Tenn., now labor sec- lheir new film, "The Three Amigos." Martin was also seen last week on "Late Night With David Letterman," retary. promoting "Three Amigos" gag gifts to help the movie along. Facility for the famous WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. (AP) Future Cosby kid? erang. Mythology took place Thursday — Bob Hope, Charlton Heston The boomerang was inscribed, night. and Walter Hatthau helped NEW YORK (AP).— PhyUcla "What goes around- comes All the Wendy's commercials break ground for a nursing home Rashad, who plays BUI Cosby's around." It was presented Thurs- and more than 300 of the Folger's at a medical complex for members ! wife on "The Cosby Show," has day during the annual Christmas commercials broadcast in the last of the television and movie indus- given birth to an 8-pound, 12- party for the Capitol press corps. 21 years will be kept on file at the try. Alexander also received a movie museum, said curator Ellen Weia ounce girl, NBC announced yes- Construction of the 81-bed terday. poster of the current box-office hit, "Crocodile Dundee," with center marks the first phase of a ''Mrs. Rashad, who plays Claire Official diners beware plan to double the capacity of the . Huxtable on the hit NBC situation Alexander's face superimposed over that of actor Paul Hogan. Motion Picture and Television comedy, is married to NBC sports- BOSTON (AP) — While Boston Country' House and Hospital, caster Ahmad Rashad. Alexander, who's finishing his Mayor Raymond L. Flynn dined second four-year term, will be which has 300 residents, spokes- ••' "Mother and daughter are doing on steak and chicken, a tow truck man Bob Oettlnger said Thurs- fine," said an NBC spokesman. succeeded by Democrat Ned driver hauled off his official car. McWherter. Under state law, day. Condola Phylea Rashad was "It was not the mayor's fault. It It is expected to be completed by born Thursday about 5:20 p.m. in Alexander could not seek a third was my driver's fault for picking consecutive term. 1088, he said. ' an unidentified New York hospi- ' up his car," said Charlea "It's not only for actors; we also ' tal. The baby, who was 22'4 inches In good company Karakostaa, owner of Three have producers, cameramen and long, is the Rashads' first child. Brothers Inc., which has a tow writers," Oettinger said. "Most of SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Clara yard in South Boston, not far from Director Jay Sandrich an- the money (for the expansion) has ASSOCIATED PRESS nounced the birth over a Peller, the "Where's the Beef?" Flynn's home. come from people in the industry FUTURE KINO GET8 SMASHED? — No, nothing that serious, "squawkbox" during taping of a lady of Wendy's television com- Flynn's blue station wagon with ... (because) this is one way for ' "Cosby" segment to applause mercials, and Virginia Christine, three-digit license plate is well although the royal couple was definitely going for the dramatics. them to give back to the industry Princess Diana smashed a bottle over Prince Charles' head in a fake from the studio audience and a who as Mrs. Olson has been pour- known to city officials and police. the benefits they have reaped." beaming Cosby, the spokesman ing Folger's coffee for years, have But it apparently did not impress family feud Thursday on the set of a new James Bond film, "The Living said. been inducted into an advertising the tow truck driver Thursday All in a name Daylights." While touring the set at Pinewood Studios near London, hall of fame. night. Charles watched as stuntman Simon Crane broke what seemed to be See you later, Lamar Ms. Peller and Ms. Christine are Residents of a condominium DENVER (AP) — Black Power a large green wine bottle over the head of stunt arranger Paul Weston. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — the first humans to join such ad near the Beacon Hill restaurant advocate Stokely Canntchael, Told the bottle was made of fake glass, the prince promptly picked Gov. Lamar Alexander, who greats as the Jolly Green Giant, where the mayor was eating, it who made headlines during up another one and broke it over Weston's head. He then persuaded leaves office next month and plans Speedy Alka Seltzer and the turned out, had called the tow America's racial upheaval of the a reluctant Diana to break a synthetic decanter over his head. "I can't. a six-month holiday in Australia, Plllsbury Doughboy. truck to remove the car from the 1960s, has changed his name to I can't," said Diana, blushing. "I would.never be able to forget it." But private street. Kwame Tare and continues to received some tongue-in-cheek The inJuction ceremonies into her husband prevailed, and she bashed him on the head. He was Christmas gifts, including a boom- the hall of fame established by San The car was returned within a promote a return to Africa by all Francisco's Museum of Modem half-hour. blacks. unscathed. THE WEATHER
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13,1986 DIGEST Officials target elderly abuse
•f BUHYOAY 25th Anniversary Pictorial celebrated The Register Vote set on bill to aid adult day care r. and Mrs. Keith Klarin advertisers. The Klarins are TINTON FALLS — Elderly of The Party Comer in working on this reception with neglect and abuse are problems M1DDLETOWN — A Senate floor vote Is to qualified applicants who needs funds for Shrewsbury announced lln. James D. Me Cormick, that need to be targeted by both scheduled Monday on a bill sponsored by State tions equired to meet government safety MJ! Sen. Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth, that standards or for the purchase and maintenance of they will host a cocktail recep- President of the Navesink welfare agencies and law enforce- tion, In conjunction with The ment officials, said speakers at a would give financial help to struggling adult day vehicles used to transport client* to and from the River Auxiliary and auxiliary care centers and aid new centers with start-up Navesink River Auxiliary, to member Mrs. Ronald H. Shif- luncheon sponsored yesterday by center. celebrate the 26th Anniversary the Monmouth County Board of The bill also provides for services to clients tan. Adult day care centers are an excellent solution Pictorial, which will be The party wlU celebrate the Social Services. who need special attention, such as wheelchair- published next spring on to a problem experienced by many "adult bound people or Alzheimer's disease victims who 26th year The Pictorial has The event was to highlight the children" who have aging parents, he said. behalf of Rlvervtew Medical been distributed locally board's Adult Intervention Pro- do not receive day care services from any other Center. ject, a pilot six-month program "It is comforting to know your parent is safe in institution. Start-up costs for new day care through The Register. The a protected environment while you go off to The reception will be held at Spring 1087 publication date is kicked off in August. The goal of centers also would be available. the project was threefold: to offer work," Van Wagner said. "Unfortunately, the the Klarin's newly renovated Thursday, April 16. All start-up costs and overhead of these centers are "This program would give these centers the and redecorated showroom, 19 advertising proceeds from this networking, community education stability they need to survive," Van Wagner said. East Newman Springs Road, and training to agency employees extremely high." special supplement are He said many reputable centers are forced to Because they do not provide 24-hour acute care Shrewsbury, on Thursday, De- who work with the elderly In services, adult day care centers are not eligible cember 18 at 6:30 p.m. donated to Riverview Medical efforts to better recognize self close because they cannot build their client Center. population to a size that will support the high for the federal Medlcaid funding other health Over 760 Invitations have neglect. services enjoy, he said. It was stressed by the costs of running the operation. This bill will been sent to doctors and other Elderly neglect and abuse differ Therefore, he said they must depend largely medical people associated with Klarins and The Navesink in that neglect often involves enable adult day care centers to stay solvent Hivervlew, public officials, River Auxiliary that there will senior citizens themselves for- through these difficult periods. upon private donations to exist. The bill wouM plus members of the Naveslnk be no soliciting of funds at the getting to eat properly or care for The program would be administered by the appropriate tl.26 million for the program, with River Auxiliary and pictorial cocktail reception. their needs. Abuse pertains to the state Department of Human Services. The Com- 80 percent of the grants going to existing centers physical, emotional, or financial missioner of Human Services would award grants and 20 percent to new centers. :
State Police given grant AIDS Black said that men who have said Black. Acquired Immune Deficiency Continued from Page 1A sex with an AIDS-infected female Eric Neisser, legal director of Syndrome strips the body of its was not an effective treatment of are less likely to contract AIDS the American Civil Liberties ability to fight infection. for 55 mph enforcement then women who have sex with an Union's New Jersey office in According to the latest figures AIDS. AIDS-infected male, or men who Newark, criticized the police ac- from the National Centers for The New Jersey Division of will work a six-hour tour of "AIDS is not considered a com- have sex with a AIDS-infected tion. Disease Control in Atlanta, New Motor Vehicles has awarded a duty. municable disease," said Black. male. "It is very frightening to me Jersey ranks fourth in the nation $485,000 federal highway safe- In 1982 the unadjusted "It cannot be transmitted by But he warned anyone having because it seems people want to in the number of AIDS cases ty grant to the State Police to percentage of drivers exceeding casual contact — only by sexual had sex with the woman to seek treat AIDS victims as some sort of reported. continue enforcement of the 65 miles-per-hour was 59%. contact or in the blood." treatment immediately, and to use lepers we ought to lock up," As of Dec. 8, 1,639 cases of the federally mandated 65-mile- This figure dropped in 1983 to He added that since some peo- condoms when engaging in sexual Neisser said. disease had been reported in the per hour speed limit, Governor 51% and in 1984, to 48.7%. In ple can infect people with the relations to protect future sex But DiBiano said that if the Garden State. Thomas H. Kean announced re- 1985 the unadjusted percentage disease without it showing up in partners. woman was "not aware she has Only in New York, California, cently. rose to 55.6%, but it was still their own system for several "This individual should not be contracted the disease, we will Florida and Texas, were more The money will provide for an 1.7% less than the national av- weeks. looked at like a Typhoid Mary," advise her to seek medical help." cases reported. additional 360 hours of patrol erage. time a week to supplement reg- ular patrols on highways posted After the Federal Highway at 55 miles per hour. The goal is Administration made adjust- Man to reduce the number of ments for such factors as sampl- ing error and odometer error, Continued from Page 1A flew into the air before it landed lation. dead" after the crash. Woo said he motorists exceeding the limit upside down in an adjacent field. loved his wife, according to and the number of accidents the actual percentages showed Woo reportedly told police his Smith. caused by speeding. that in 1982, 43% of drivers in daughter Janet, of Ossining, N.Y., When that attempt failed, Woo allegedly strangled his wife with wife's death was a "mercy kill- At the time, Kaye called those The hours and locations of the New Jersey exceeded the 55- posted $200,000 bail Oct. 14. ing" because she was seriously ill mile-per-hour limit. This figure Woo allegedly tried to kill his pants belt as the two lay in the statements "rather self-serving." patrols will be determined by an overturned auto. and suffered from a heart ail- The Woos, who lived at 8 Doris anlaysis of high accident areas. fell in 1983 to an adjusted himself and his wife by driving ment. percentage of 34.6%. and to head-on into a bridge abutment An autopsy revealed that Mrs. Ave., had been married more than The patrol will consist of one 40 years. They had seven chil- sergeant and four troopers who 33.5% in 1984, Kean said. on Interstate 1-96 in Howell, Woo, who had received only Shortly before his initial Su- according tq WHO'S statement to minor injuries in the crash, died of perior Court appearance, Woo dren, five sons and two daugh- police. But the car missed and asphyxiation due to strangu- told Smith he "expected to be ters. Plane OBITUARIES Continued from Page 1A the jetliner in pieces, with firemen hosing down smoldering wreck- Bruhn-Hoffmann said local age. A report by the Soviet news Frances V. Murphy Gemma Aliotta Frederick C. Boos Sr. residents told her the crash oc- agency Tass referred to "flaming Allotta, Gemma LONG BRANCH — Gemma MIDDLETOWN — Frederick C. curred at about 6:30 p.m., after debris." Boot, Frederick C. Sr. LINCROFT- — Frances V. nightfall, in heavy fog. Murphy died Thursday at home. Aliotta, 88, died Thursday in Boos, Sr., 89, died yesterday in Pieces of the airplane also were Cabot-Roman, Susan Hundreds of East German scattered among nearby trees. Coola, Emma P. Born in New York City, Mrs. Orlando, Fla. Bayshore Community Hospital, Murphy resided in Red Bank Holmdel. police were deployed to restrict ADN said a special commission Murphy, Frances V. Born in New York City, Mrs. Born in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Mr. access to the crash site to official under the leadership of Transport Page, Robert L. Sr. before moving to Middletown Aliotta resided there before mov- Township four years ago. Boos resided in Long Island, N.Y. rescue vehicles arriving from Minister Otto Arndt has been set ing to Long Branch 42 years ago. before moving to Middletown two downtown East Berlin, Bruhn- up to investigate the crash. She was a communicant of St. She was a communiant of Our Jyears agov. Hoffmann said. West Berlin authorities said Leo the Great Roman Catholic Dill was it cuiuiiiuiiiani. ui uui jt» ™o ' East German television news they were awaiting official infor- Robert L. Page Sr. Church in Lincroft. Lady Star of the Sea Church iiifj He had been a building inspector Long Branch. with the state of New York before said eight survivors were brought mation on the crash. HIGHLANDS — Robert L. Page Surviving are her husband, his retirement in 1984. to East Berlin's Koepenick Hospi- The Tu 134 is a small Sr., 76, died Thursday in Thomas E. Murphy Sr. of Red Her husband, George Aliotta, He was a member of the Old tal and that two were in critical passenger jet, similar in size to the Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank; two sons, Thomas E. died in 1874. Guard of Red Bank and the Mid- condition. Boeing 737. It can carry about 90 bank. Murphy Jr. of Oceanport and dletown Township Senior Citizens. The television reports showed passengers. Born in the Bronx, Mr. Page Surviving are a son, Anthony F. He was a member of the David Murphy of Red Bank; four Aliotta of Long Branch; two resided in Highlands for the past sisters, Mary Elizabeth Anderson Gethsamane Lutheran Church in 16 years. of Middletown, Agnes Kennedy of daughters, Tina I. Hinkel of Long Keyport. He was a brewer for Anhieser Branch and Rosemary Joyce of His wife, Bertha Boos, died in Highlands, Margaret O'Connor of Keyport jump to conclusions and lose Bush Brewerys in Newark for 11 Keansburg and Anne Kennedy of Orlando, Fla.; a brother, Anthony 1977. • years before his retirement in P. Ruggiero of Orlando, Fla.; 11 Surviving are a son, The Rev. respect for the police depart- Lincroft; and a grandson. . Continued from Page 1A ment," Flynn said. "We still have 1976. The John E. Day Funeral Home, grandchildren; and four great- Frederick C. Boos Jr. of Mid- One alleged ring member, who is He was a U.S. Navy veteran of grandchildren. dletown; three grandchildren; and a very good police force." Red Bank, is ;n charge of arrange- not a police officer, was released Flynn and Chief .Kelley were World War J|I. ments. *" - " *one great-grandson. from the Monmouth County. Jail Surviving are his wife, Martha The Flock Funeral Home, Long_ -—The—Scott- - Funeral Home, scheduled to attend a special Neilly Page; a son, Robert L. Page Brarfch, is in charge of arrange- recently, after being charged with meeting last night to discuss Belford, is in charge of arrange- robberies in Freehold Township, Jr. of Middletownl; a daughter, Emma R. Coote ments. ments. "police matters" with members of Martha Dwier of Port Saint Lucy, Marlboro, Eatontown and Mid- the borough Police Commission, Fla.; three brothers, Alford Page TINTON FALLS— Emma R. Actress Susan Cabot-Roman beaten to death dletown as well as with said Councilman Robert P. of Harrison, NY., John Page of Coote, 65, died yesterday in possession of weapons in Schneider. Mount Vernon, N.Y. and William Riverview Medical Center, Red LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress She dated Jordan's King Hussein Keansburg, sources said. Schneider, chairman of the Page of Yonkers, N.Y.; three sis- Bank. Susan Cabot-Roman, a B-movie several times in 1959 after the two They said Caldes allegedly ap- commission, said he was not in- ters, Elinore Hewitt of California, queen in the 1950s, was beaten to met at a party in Southern Cali- proached officers from those formed of the county investiga- . Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Coote death in her home, and her son fornia. She called him "the most police departments in order to get Ruth Engelharat of the Bronx, resided there before moving to tion and will wait until charges N.Y. and Rose Giovannetti of was arrested for investigation of charming man I have ever met." the charges against that ring have been filed before comment- Selkik, N.Y.| eight grandchildren, Tinton Falls 31 years ago. murder, police said. Diglio said it appeared there had member dismissed. She was a communicant of St. ing. and three great-grandchildren. Timothy Scott Roman, 22, who been a long-running feud between One source said as many as "To this day, I have not re- Dorthea's Roman Catholic Church was held without bail, told police mother and son. He was arrested seven police officers from The John E. Day Funeral Home, in Eatontown. ceived any information, phone Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- that his mother's killer wore Ninja because of discrepancies in his neighboring communities may be calls or documentation from the ments. Surviving are her husband, warrior robes and stole $70,000, story, the detective said. involved. However, Kaye said Monmouth County Prosecutor's Joseph J. Coote; two sons, Richard said Detective Joe Diglio. He was "Initially, he said a burglar did yesterday, "I have no information Office, police-chief or police cap- J. Coote of New York City and taken into custody early Thurs- it. He gave us a complete descrip- that involves officers in any other 254A Death Notice tain in reference to police officers Christian K. Coote, at home; a day. tion of the burglar, who looked towns." being involved in any illegal COOTE — Emma R (No McQovcm) ol daughter, Joanne C. Powell of The 59-year-old actress was like a Ninja warrior. I guess he's Keyport Police Chief Michael operations," Schneider said. Twton Fans, Nj.. on Friday. OxxmMt 12. al into that kind of stuff," Diglio RMnWw Madlcal Cwiwr. Funaral mau Mon- Lincroft; three brothers, Peter slain Wednesday in the master Kelley said yesterday he has not "If there is any illegal operation day. Dacwntor 15, at 10 AM., tram SI. Dot- McGovcrn and Thomas McGovern, bedroom of her mansion. said. been informed officially of the or anybody is found quilty, as tnaa'a RC Church. Eatomown. NJ. Friandl bpth of Jersey City and John may call at the Robert A. Braun Horn* tor Miss Cabot-Roman, who used ' She was married to Martin Eden county probe or of charges filed police commissioner I will recom- Funarala. 106 Broad St.. Eatontown. NJ. Satur- McGovern of Bloomfield; two sis- the stage name Susan Cabot, also Sacker in Washington, D.C., in against his officers. day and Sunday 2-4, 7-9 PM Intammarrt, mend whatever steps are ters, Agnes Spanarkel of Ocean appeared in such B-movies as 1944, but they separated early in Mayor Edward C. Flynn said he necessary," he said. "I will not and Margaret Karst of Huntington, "Saga of the Viking Women and 1951. Miss Cabot-Roman eventu- will wait until the county in- stand for this type of activity in ALIOTTA — Gemma on Dc«. 11,1966 In Oftartdo. Ind.; three grandchildren; and one •Their Voyage to the Waters of the ally married businessman and for- vestigation is completed before - the borough." Fla. B*tov*d mothw ol Anthony P. Altotta, Tina Hmkel great-grandchild. . Great Sea Serpent," "Sorority mer actor Michael Roman. They and Rosemary Joyce. Dear brother of Anthony P. commenting. (Register reporter Lisa Kruse Ruggiero Visitation Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 The Robert A. Braun Home For Girl," "War of the Satellites," were later divorced and Roman is , "I just hope that people don't contributed to this report.) and 7-g p.m. Mass of Christian burial on Monday, Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge "Machine Gun Kelly" and "The now living in New OrJcans, 'said Dec. 15 at Our Lady Star ol the Sea Church, Long Branch, NJ. Burial WuoOtXfM Cematsfy, Ocsanpen. of arrangements. Wasp Woman" Detective Phil Quartararo.
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Subscribe NOW BY CALLING 542-4000 The Register DAILY x=^ SUNDAY One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 STATE /NATION/WORLD 6A SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13.1986 I DIGEST Gunman shoots teen, is killed stairs from the ground floor and By JO ASTHID GIADING were led through a window by Jumbo jet makes emergency landing police before Ricks was killed, Associated Press Writer authorities said. ASHINGTON (AP) — A the airline's director of flying, TRENTON — A 13-year-old • Ricks fired through the ceiling Trans World Airlines said the company was not 1 at officers on the second floor and jumbo Jet carrying 321 aware of any injuries although boy taken hostage with his mother r W and 6-month-old sister at their police returned fire, striking Mm, people made an unscheduled he said that information was said Detective Joseph Constance. landing at Goose Bay, New- home here yesterday afternoon only preliminary. was fatally wounded by his captor Ricks was declared dead at St. foundland, yesterday after a Colpitts said preparations fire was suspected in the cargo before police shot and killed the Francis Medical Center, were being made to send gunman, authorities said. m authorities said. hold. another plane to New- The Federal Aviation Admin- Police said the boy, William He had a history of arrests foundland to pick up the 308 Laster, was picked up by officers dating back to 1967 for disorderly istration said that initial re- passengers and crew of 13. ports were that one passenger after he staggered out the back of conduct, shoplifting, assault and He said the landing was the house at 237 Walnut Ave., 1 was injured and required hos- possession of marijuana, Orlowski pitalization and several others made "as a precautionary about a dozen blocks from the i said. suffered minor injuries in the measure" after a warning light Statehouse and a few doors from 1 Erskine Stafford, who lives indicated a fire in the cargo the alleged assailant's home. emergency evacuation of the •• across the street, said he first Boeing 747 after the plane area. But Colpitt said that after He was pronounced dead on heard one or two shots, later landed at the Goose Bay air- landing, "there was no arrival at St. Francis Medical followed by a rapid succession of port. evidence of a fire in the cargo Center. Sgt. Robert Orlowski said 1 about 16 shots. TWA Capt. John Colpitts, bin."" the boy died of a gunshot wound "I hit the floor," he said. ; just above the heart, Police tried to talk with Hicks Mercer County Prosecutor Pete before the final Shootout, but; State to set standards for radar guns Koenlg said the gunman, identified negotiations were hampered by' by police as Booker T. Ricks, 39, of the home's lack of a telephone,, RENTON — The state has grams and is made up of law. 210 Walnut Ave., killed the boy Constance said. He said police, implemented standards for enforcement officials, rep- after barricading himself and the tried to talk to Ricks by shouting; Tthe use of radar equipment resentatives of federal agen- family at the house they shared through a window. used by police, as a way to cies and educators. with relatives. The boy's cousin, Natasha- make speeding charges stand 1 The commission has been 1 Laster, 12, said he was at home, Police said the boy's mother, up in court and reduce speed- certifying radar instructors to with the flu when the Incident; ing-related traffic deaths, At- 28-year-old Olamae Gussin, and ( train officers in the use of the sister, Ebony Scherie Gussin, es- torney General W. Cary Ed- She said she lives with her three' wards said yesterday. radar equipment, but there caped unharmed. all brothers and mother on the first' The standards are included have been no statewide stan- ASSOCIATED PHESS dards for radar gun operators. The shooting first was reported and second floors of the house. in a voluntary certification at 2:15 p.m. and ended about 36 RESCUED — Olamae Gussin talks with a police officer after being William Laster, his mother and program set up by the Division McBride said municipalities minutes later, said authorities. have trained their own of- rescued from a house In Trenton yesterday. Gussln's young sister resided on the third floor. ; or Criminal Justice and the daughter was also freed from a gunman shot and killed at the A neighbor, Doris Knowles, 18, Police Training Commission. ficers, using certified radar "The radio room got a call about Instructors, but that standards a man in a cellar with a gun and we scene. I said of William Laster: "He was a The commission establishes good kid. He didn't talk back like police officer training pro- may vary from town to town. dispatched a car. Police arrived, and shots were fired at them," According to police, Ricks fired front while officers entered the the rest of the kids." said Sgt. Robert Tedder. from a ground-floor window. back of the home. Asked about a motive for the Abu Nidals vow revenge on Israelis Orlowski said police returned Police surrounded the house and The boy's mother and sister incident, Orlowski said, "I have no fire in self-defense. attempted to create a diversion in managed to make their way up- idea what he was doing." EIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — the Israeli raid Thursday, in The Abu Nidal terrorist which it said nine people were , group vowed yesterday to killed and 21 wounded. One of ike Israelis "wherever they the dead "was Mohammed be" to avenge a top com- Selim, known as Abu Imad, the Reagan vows to maintain agenda r killed during an air Abu Nidal commander in Syr- "until all the facts are before the added. "A national hero doesn't on Palestinian guerrilla ian-occupied north Lebanon. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- dent Reagan vowed yesterday not. IRAN American people." come in here and stiff the whole bases in north Lebanon. Police said five of those country." killed were Palestinians and all to let the Iran arms crisis cripple But, discussing his forthcoming The Lebanese government his administration, as the chair- ARMS domestic initiatives with a group Earl refused to testify under the said it would complain to the other casualties were of newly elected state legislators U.N. Security Council about Lebanese. man of the Senate Intelligence Sixth Amendment of the Constitu- Committee angrily accused Re- DEAL at the White House, Reagan de- tion, which guarantee? the right to agan's former national security clared: "We cannot, and we will legal counsel. GOP '88 sites narrowed to three cities aides of "deserting the country" not, let this stop us from getting on Before Earl, former national by refusing to testify about the House chief of staff Donald T. with the business of governing." security adviser, Vice Adm. John ASHINGTON (AP) — man Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. affair. Regan. , It was the refusal to testify by M. Poindexter, and Marine Lt. Col. The Republicans will He said Atlanta is on the list Senate Majority Leader Bob Presidential spokesman Larry a third White House national se- Oliver L. North, had cited their hold their 1988 of finalists conditionally, be- Dole, K-Kan, went on the of- Speakes said Deaver arranged the curity aide, Marine Lt. Col. Robert Fifth Amendment rights in refus- W Earl, that prompted Sen. David presidential I nominating con- cause the city's Omni sports fensive in a variety of forums, meeting in the White House family ing to testify. Poindexter resigned vention in either Kansas City, arena initially fell short of the strongly urging the former White quarters Dec. 4 between Reagan Durenberger, R-Minn., In- telligence Committee chairman, to on Nov. 26, and North, a NSC staff Mo., New Orleans or Atlanta, seating space the GOP re- House aides to divulge all they and his wife, Nancy, and former deputy, was fired the same day. the Republican National Com- quired. But said he had re- know so the Reagan adminis- Democratic National Committee charge that the three military mittee announced yesterday. ceived a message from Georgia tration won't be paralyzed for chairman Robert S. Strauss and men, praised as "national heroes" Durenberger made clear that he The RNC's site selection Gov. Joe Frank Harris and months to come. former Secretary of State William by their supporters, weren't her- did not think their refusal to committee narrowed the field Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young The White House confirmed, P. Rogers, to discuss the widening oes in his book. testify was any reflection on Re- to those three cities after this week saying they would meanwhile, that Reagan met crisis. "If they're such heroes, then agan's pledge to cooperate fully in evaluating th bids of 10 cities modify the fixed-seating hall privately last week with two Reagan reiterated yesterday .why are they deserting the coun- any Investigations. "I think this is vying to host the Aug. 16-18 torconstruct about 1,000 more prominent elder statesmen that that "no doubt mistakes were try when put to the true test?" a personal decision on the part of convention, said party Chair- seats. former aide, Michael K. Deaver is 'made" in carrying out his decision Durenberger asked. an admiral and two Marine of- said -to-have recruited in a cam- to secretly sell arms to Ian, and "Sontfbody is aoing to have to ficers," he said. paign for the ouster of White said he would not be satisfied define what a national hero is," he IRS halts prepaid publications deduction WASHINGTON (AP) — The in the top tax bracket, deducting ployment agency fees. By writing Internal Revenue Service slammed federal income-tax deduction Bargain MattoMi 12.76 $300 for magazine subscriptions off the full cost of a multi-year rules applicable." I. MM HfUM MM M Sub UA MIDDLETOWN the door yesterday on a widely on 1986 returns means the gov- subscription on 1986 returns — promoted idea for getting around The announcement is in line ernment pays $ 160 of the cost. But whieh are due by next April 16 — with long-held.IRS policy on the STAB TREK IV H a provision in the new tax-ov- if the same $300 deduction were a taxpayer could avoid that 2- erhaul law. ' . deductibility of prepaid interest. claimed on 1987 returns, the gov- percent floor. IRS Publication 17, the 1986 CROCODILE DUNDEE The IRS issued a notice that it ernment would pay only $116.60. "Permitting a full deduction in version of "Your Federal Income will not permit full deduction on —Starting Jan. 1, only those 1986 for a prepaid multi-year Tax," the agency says: "If you pay THE GOLDEN CHILD *. 1986 returns of the cost of prepaid miscellaneous expenses that ex- subscription would distort, the 'interest in advance for a period multi-year subscriptions to busi- ceed 2 percent of adjusted gross taxpayer's 1986 income," the IRS that goes beyond the end of the tax Th« Patriot (w ID m ness or investment publications. income may be deducted. These said in announcing its position. 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Cat Tha Dairy RsgMsr. 642-4000, ask torTh e Data Secretary. holding hU own; bat Jut to be remember the terrific send-off •awe I offer the enclosed "en- you gave the Ronald McDonald • . EVERY SUNDAY 8404. Sat. 7:30pm. and Sun. 3pm. Kaufman A Hart Comedy Spm. logy" by Sen. George Graham Ana House when we first started. We S.O.S. (Suiting Over Singles) Ticket* *8-$l6. Discount for se- Community House Theatre, 3rd A Vest of Misaoart are now opening our 100th House Dance, free buffet, door prices, niors A students. Madison Ave., Spring Lake. Re- This IM7 piece was found In Lcmdoirs at Long Island Jewish Hospital Shore Point Inn, 2nd floor, Haxlet, hearsals suit Jan. 2. 528-6059 or an old frame at a yard sale. It'a Medical Center. We hope you will (Every Sunday) 8pm. Admission DECEMBER 14—SUNDAY 449-5226.- worthy of the Congressional help us again by printing this $5. Old First United Methodist treacherous, Is bis dog. Record. Maybe It's la there. If Gentlemen of the Jury, a letter. It tells the story beauti- Church Museum, Locust Ave., DECEMBER SO* 11 not,' jour column Is every bit as fully. — ONE WHO KNOWS DECEMBER 12—U West Long Branch. An exhibit of SATURDAY ft SUNDAY man's dog stands by him In worthy ... "for the record." — prosperity and In poverty, In DEAR ONE: Here's the letter. FRIDAY—SUNDAY Victorian Christmas gifts for all Bus trip to Radio City Xmas show. ME IN SUN CITY, ABO. Your wonderful program deserves Children* Christmas musical, The of the family by Mr. A Mrs. By New Horizon By Camilla. Or- health and In sickness. He will Wayne Stevenson. Hours l2-4pm. Dear Sun City: I'm happy to sleep on the cold ground where a 21-gun salute. What a port in the Great Late Potenate, St. Mary'a, chestra seats. Bus leaves Red storm! Colts Neck, Rt 34. Friday & Sat- Admission free. Coffee served. Bank A Hazlet. $37. Call 872- print it. Here it is. the wintry winds blow and the urday, Dec. 12 A 13 7:30pm., 2364. Eulogy on the Dog snow drives fiercely, If only he Dear Ann Landers: Thirteen Sunday, Dec. 14 3pm. Adults $2, West Long Branch craft show: Gentlemen of the Jury: The can be near his master's side. He yean ago our daughter wot Children $1. Tickets at door or Unique collection of Jewelry, folk DECEMBER SI—WEDNESDAY beat Mend a man has In this will kiss the hand that has no diagnosed with leukemia. When call 774-3668. art, dolls, bears, Victorian xmas New Years Eve dance sponsored world may turn aglnst bint and food to offer. He will Uck the she was hospitalized we had no items...Gift portraits, 2pm. gem by The Jersey Shore Scots' Ameri- become his enemy. A son or wounda and sores that result place nearby to stay. We slept on DECEMBER IS—SATURDAY demo, clown, food. Community can Club. Music by the Martin daughter he has reared with from encounters with the chairs, sofas and in windowsills oj Holiday bazaar, sponsored by Center, Locust Ave., near Rt. 36, Flynn Shore Band. Gam-lam $25 loving care may prove un- roughness of the world. He the hospital. Runuon P.T.A., 10am-4pm. at For- ll:30-6pm. Directions 870-9307. per person. B.Y.O.B. Call 870- grateful. Those who are nearest guards the sleep of his pauper After Kim recovered we worked restdale School, Forrest A Black- 0626. and dearest to us, those who we master as If he were • prince. with people in Philadelphia to point Rds., Rumson. It will feature DECEMBER 15—MONDAY trust with oar happiness and our . When all other friends desert make sure this didn't happen to over 40 vendors, a silent auction, Parents Without Partners Bay- JANUARYS—FRIDAY good name, may become he remains. When riches take other parents. The first Ronald baked goods and greenery for shore Chapter 644. Time 8:30 Trip to Radio City Music Hall. Bus traitors. wing and reputation falls to McDonald House opened in 1974. sale. Lunch will be avail. Free Orientation, rap session, coffee will leave Bayshore Recreation The money that a man has he pieces he Is as constant In his Now, thanks to local admission. and cake. Recreation Center #1, Center, Port Monmouth Rd. A may lose. It files away from him, love as the sun In Its Journey McDonald's restaurant owners, Veterans Memorial Park, 177,6 Bray Ave., East Keansburg, NJ. perhaps when he needs It most. through the heavens. If fortune concerned doctors, nurses, in- DECEMBER IS AM Union Ave., Hazlet. For more info Bus will leave at 12 Noon. Cost is '• A man's reputation may be sac- drives the master forth an out- volved parents and volunteers, we SATURDAY ft SUNDAY call 264-4025. $22. For reservations call 787- ! opened our 100th house this fall. Garden State Ballet's 50 member 1880. rificed In a moment of Ill- cast in the world, friendless and professional company presents DECEMBER 16—TUESDAY considered action. The people homeless, the faithful dog asks Parents who- need these facili- Nutcracker at the Count Basie Parents Without Partners, Bay- MARCH 5—THURSDAY who are prone to fall on their no higher privilege than that of ties can call (312) 836-7117 — Theatre, Monmouth Arts Center shore Chapter 644, FREE Holiday St. Mary, New Monmouth, 4 days knees to do as honor when accompanying him to guard FRED AND FRAN HILL Sat.,. Dec. 14 at lpm. & Spm. Dance. 8:30 dance, Town A Coun- to Bermuda. $520 includes Deluxe success Is with ns may be the against danger, to fight against Even If drinking is the ''In" Tickets $16, $14 & $12. For reser- try, Hwy 35,. Keyport. Free to 644 Elbow Beach Hotel, transfers, 2 first to throw the stone of his enemies, and when the last thing In your crowd, It needn't vations call 842-0002. Members only. Other P.W.P. mem- meals dally, all taxes A tips. Pat malice when failure settles Its scene of all comes, and death crowd you out. Learn the facts bers $3. Orientation Jan. 19. 787-3662/RIU 787-9138. cloud upon our heads. The one takes the master In Its embrace from Ann Landers' booklet, Nutcracker presented by the Chapter phone 495-5604. absolute, devoted friend that and his body is laid away in the "Booze and You — For Teen- Shore Ballet Co. with the N.J. man can have In this selfish cold ground, no matter if all Agera Only." Send B0 cents and State Orchestra A Chorus. Elab- OCTOBER 17,1987 world, the one that will never other Mends pursue their way, a self-addressed envelope to orate production with full staging DECEMBER 16 ft 17 7 days, 7 islands, Caribean cruise. abandon him, the one that will there by his graveside will the Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, A new scenery.. Tickets avail, at TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY Deposit required by Jan. 1. Con- never prove ungrateful or noble dog be found, his head Chicago, Illinois 60611. the Monmouth Arts Center box Pine Tree Players, auditions for tact Kay Lockwood 291-1653 af- office. 842-9002 or by calling 842- "George Washington Slept Here", ter 6pm. * Ugh, another fashion turkey
I SATURDAY PRIME TIME And then there's the so-called ple. Mackie was not content with By LINNEA LANNON punk look. To be wearing wildly clients such as Cher and Carol I 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 I There they are — on television, spiked hair in 1986 is about as hip Burnett, and now perpetrates his UROADCAST S T ATIONS in the newspaper, on the cover of as wearing polyester leisure suits brand of glamour on women ag New. Whoee Child Downtown Movie People magazine. You can't ignore any where, anytime. Punk was around the country with a collec- Ami? them because they won't let you. news a decade ago, but the look is Strictly Throb Fade Of Ufa 227 Golden Okls lAmen Hunter tion that is heavy on the sequins, Qualnaaa Turn your head to avoid one and such history that now it's the natch, and light on taste. o 9To5 Ted Knight Movie: * **'A "The House On92nd Street" News jBiackNewa another pops into view.There subject of movies. The opposite of the Mackie look 8ho«» (IMS, Drama) Uoyd Nolan. Shane Haaeo. seems to be no escape. Speaking of a decade ago, that o QlaflgSj is personified in the Guess jean Woman Of The World •MaMpi Heart Of The City q Spenaar: For Hire We speak of that ubiquitous was about the time "dress for ads. Why are these teenagers in breed, the Fashion Turkey. o H'aALMng Mama'a News Benny HM Couataau'a Redlaoovery Of Boxing success" became a spoken option. barnyards? Why are their clothes Family Tha World Fashion turkeys wear the looks In the old days, the rich and torn and falling of f? Are they o Talaa From AIThe Oeaann'a QraoMnoe From Tha Honaymoonera Hoo*ymoon- INNNewa we all love to loathe. At times, we successful dressed one way, and future fanners? The answers are o TheUaresWe Movie* an. fashion writers must blame less successful people dressed anyone's guess, and actually, we OWL/TV WondarWorka |Myeleryl Movie:**** "If. A ourselves. We dutifully reported © Wonderful Ufa" another way. Enter John Molloy in don't want to know anymore. We • ToS Mama'a NBA Baakelball: Philadelphia 7«ere at Oevrtand Cavalier. 1 Night Gallery to the world the arrival of "Miami 1976, and the secret was out: Gray just want that particular look to Family ft 1 Vice"- colored tuxedos, but did we was a power color. But Molloy's stop. WraetUng Cont'd Couataau'a nadleooveiy Of Night Tracks: Chartbuatera want anyone to wear them? No. Tha Work) simplified dressing became a True turkey hood comes about The Only time we can possibly toSmall Throb You Write Putlln' On LHaalytaa Of The Rich And News [Benson cliche, and like all cliches, this one when fashion excesses are taken Wonder ThaSonga TheHll. Famous imagine wearing anything but a is tired. And besides, most women seriously. It can be an idea whose m black tuxedo is in the summer in CABLE CBCTVNELS 1 do not look or act any smarter time has passed or a person who Coajeoe Baakatball: VManova at Connecticut Karat. | Palm Beach, and we all know no 1 n California Bowl: From Fretno, Ci m. - dressed like men than they do exemplifies the kind of bad taste IE8MI cont'd one is in Palm Beach in the dressed like women. 1 ,_. Movie: ***"BIHCosby. Christmas At Radio CHy Movie: * * "Wild Oasis II" we might occasionally be attracted | HBO Hhnsall" Contd Music Hall (1»SS, Adventure) Scott Glenn, Barbara Carrara. | Let us not forget the effect of to, but usually pass up. Fashion "Dynasty." The clothes on that turkeys like extremes, and while iiiow ar£funny,.but a lot of some claim these turkeys to be women in Texas and California more stylish than the less dan apparently have taken Joan Col- among us, more often than not lins and costume designer Nolan they simply look silly, or worse, Movie Timetable , Miller seriously. We've even seen ugly. Make that ugh-uh-ly. evidence of the "overkill" look And, unfortunately, fashion . Monrwbon f of th# mov t# ttrrwtmMt to provMM Slsr Trek IV (PG) 1:00. 3:10, 5:20. 7:40. 10:00 th t>f SEA VIEW SQUARE CINEMA H — CINEMA I — infiltrating the Midwest. No, turkeys will never become an Py ** QP*"tt** gjnctjnovt— w subject to Haartbraak Rldga (R) 12:30, 2:50, 5:10. 7:40. Golden Child (PG-13) 2. 4, 6, 8, 10. 12:00 (WQt). tt It r•cofTvnondod tftit rvgtdccs c*K the lOijQ CINEMA II — please, no! endangered species. Rather, their to ooonfm corr#ct tlm#s. Heartbreak RkWIR)2. 4:45. 5:45, 7:25. 9.45 In a similar category is Bob MONMOUTH COUMTY Soul Msn (PQ-13) 1:20. 3iO. 5:20. 7 25. 9:40 . j Married (PQ-13) 1:15. 3:1S. looks promise — or threaten — to ABERDCEN TOWNSHIP 5:15.V:20.»:30 HC&RSET™ Mackie, the man who made Cher's be a constant blight on the land- STRATMMOM CINEMA I — Heartbreak Rldoe (Ft) 2. 4:15. 7 30. 10:00 RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA I — belly button a Sunday night sta- . Fire Wslk.r IPO) 2:00. 7:2Q, 9:30 RT. • CINEMA IV^- Song of the SouthJG) 1. 3. S. 7:00. 6:45 - Golden ChM (PO-13) 1:30.3:20.5:10.7. 8:40. scape. STHATHMOM CINEMA II — Songolthe SouthIO) 1. 3. 5, 7, 8:45 10:15. 12:00 . St«nd By Me (R) 2:00, 7:30, 9.20 RED BANK MOVIES I — RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II — ASBURYPAHK CINEMA CENTRE 4 Heartbreak Rldga (R) 2:00,4:15, 7:25.9:60 American Tall (Q) 1:45. 340. 5:35: Peggy Sue LYIUC I THEATRE — , 1 3 7 fc4S BED BANK MOVIES II - Got Married (PG-13) 7:25,9:35.11:35 . All-Male Adult Films (XXX) continuous Worn Slant) By Ma (R) 1:30. 3:30.5:30. 7:35. S:25 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA III — Si ' ' ' *• ' SHREWSBURY Star Trek IV (PG) 12:50, 3:10, 5:20. 7:36. 9:50. SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I — 12:00 AK-OIrt Adult Films (XXX) continuous from Golden Child (PQ-13) 1:30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30, RUTQER8 PLAZA CINEMA IV — Crossword noon through 11:30 PM PARK CINEMA — 9:30 Three Amlgos (PG) 1:50,3:50, 5:45.7:46.9:40, Patriot (R| 1:30^. SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II — S 7Ay 945 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA V — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS a£^R?^ci&MA i,?' Song of tha South 3:10 ATLANTIC CINEMA I — u«arTrao*W((jJO^.3:15.5:25.7:45, 1000 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA VI — - Fire Welker (PQI 2:00, 7:15. 9:15 Crocodl^^PO-^.^.a.iOOO Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) 2.4, 0. S. 10. 1200 ACROSS ii 12 1) ATLANTIC CINEMA II — ll RATINGS Tha Golden Child (PO-13) 1:30, 3:30. 5:30, EDISON 1 "— a different I Stand By Ma (Ri 8:00. 7:30,9:20 7:30.9:30 MENLO PARK CINEMA I — O_— C IATONTOWN MIDOLETOWN Star Trek (PQ) 1, 3:15, 5:30. 7:46. 10:00 PO — Al agaa. (Parental I omniiTMr UA MIDOLETOWN I — MENLO PARK CINEMA II — R — neetrioted. tPeraonaj . YTnola (Thoreati) Thn»e AJnloos (PQ) 1.3. S. 7:40. 9:45 Golden Child (PQ-13) 1:16.3:30,5:40. S, 10:10, Children ol a Lesser Ood im 2. 4:45. 7:30. 9:45 by parent or (CM 12:00 WOOOWIiOOE 6 European i An Amerlcsn Tall (Q| 7:19. 8:45 UA MIDOLETOWH II — 10 Low-down Star TrskH>O)J2:30. 2:45. 5. 7:30, 10. 12:00 iT~ •HEEHOLD CINEMA S — 14 Ait • Three AmtooelPG) 1.3.5.7:40, 9:45 Crocodile Dundaa (PG-13) 1:15, 3:15, 6:15, 15 Pfspara the FREEHOLD CINEMA «- 7:15.9:16,11:15 • Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) 1:15, 3:15. 5:15, UA MIDOLETOWN IV— way 7:25. »:25 Song ol the South (G) 1.00. 3:00: Claaa of 16 —Bator Nuke-em HJghlR) 6:45. 7:45. 9:45,11:45 Your Horoscope 17 Excavation • 18 a n ' Peony Sue Dot Married (PO-13) 1:36, 3:35. uHiS*^^ By Stella Wilder overly critical today and you will cer- 18 Can* ! 3:35, 7:35. 9:35 TREEHOLD CINEMA S — Three ArnjaoajPOII. 3.5:10.7:20.9:30. 11:30 20 Cooking wine UA MIDOLETOWN VII — tainly not enjoy what lies in store. Re- Tha Golden Child (PO-13) 1:30. 3:30. 6:30, Born today, you are a study in ex- 22 Fr. brandy i «:00, 10:00 Pstrlot(R) 1:45, 3:45.5:45. 7:45.9:45.11:45 lax, enjoy time with family. fREEHOLD CINEMA a— OCCAM TOWNSHIP tremes. You are moody, flighty, in- 24 Lollapalooza Star Trek (PQ) 12:30,2:45. 5:00.7:30. 9:50 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) -- Re- tense, emotional and can be at times -- cent hard work pays off today as your 26 Carson show 27 Rhine-like unfortunately - quite unreliable. performance Is most impressive to However, you are also capable of set- wina your peers and to your superiors. 31 Indian I I ) tling down to good hard work when the • 17 ARIES (March Il-Aprll II) - A 32 Truablua time is right: in fact, when you set puxzle waits to be solved by you today. Jumble 33 Mosquttoss a.g. i your mind to it you can be highly dedi- Much depends upon your ability to sift 35 Crony cated to getting the best out of your- through the irrelevant. 38 City on the ' i self and all those associated with you. • THAT SCRAMBLED WORD OAME TAURUS (April ZO-May 10) - De- Oka by Henri Amok) and Bob Lea ' and to soaring to the heights of success pend solely on technology to ease your 39 No VOID D# r or with banners flying and trumpets day. Cleverness and quick thinking on uvcvni Unscramble these four Jumbles, sounding. You are. in a word, eiBSS Tribune Mama Services. 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Smith knows very well that James "Bonecrusher" EAST RUTHERFORD — Tony Tyson is the unbeaten-World Box- Smith Brown had a season-high 22 ing Council heavyweight cham- WBA Heavyweight Champion points and Buck Williams and pion, and he'll get a chance to test James Bailey each had 18 last Tyson as the World Boxing As- night as the New Jersey Nets sociation champion on March 7. other things," Smith said. snapped a five-game losing Smith, who got his chance Witherspoon spent most of the streak, rolling to a 123-90 victory against Witherspoon as a week complaining about past fight over the Philadelphia 76ers. substitute, knocked Witherspoon purses with promoter Don King New Jersey, which had lost 13 down three times, and won with and trying to get out of his of 14 games, fell behind 13-2 at 48 seconds left in the opening manager's contract with King's the outset as Philadelphia's round at Madison Square Garden. son, Carl. Maurice Cheeks tallied a pair of The three-knockdown rule was in "I have no excuses," Withers- three-point plays. But the Nets, effect. poon said. "He got me good. He's now 4-17, battled back to take the Smith, who lost a decision to good fighter." lead at 23-22 late in the first Witherspoon 19 months ago, hurt The third knockdown came with period. the defending champion with a 48 seconds left in the opening The Nets outscored the 76ers right with the fight Just seconds round, and when Witherspoon hit 33-13 in the second quarter for a old, and he stayed on top of him the canvas, Rivera stopped the 64-41 halftime lead as until the end. fight. Philadelphia hit Just one field goal "It was a wonderful punching Smith, who got his second title in 14 attempts in the period. performance," said Tyson, who chance when Tony Tubbs The decisive spurt in the second was at ringside, presumably to withdrew, claiming an injured left quarter came after the Sixers took scout Witherspoon, who most shoulder, came out firing, and a 30-23 lead on a pair of free people felt would be Tyson's next Witherspoon never had a chance throws by David Wingate. The opponent. to adjust. Nets scored 21 of the next 26 "Tyson is a hard puncher," Smith, who says he is about 31, points, six each by Brown and ASSOCIATED PRESS Smith said. "He hasn't been in the charged off his stool and hit Leon Wood, to open a 44-36 FLOOR GAME — New Jersey Nets Ben Coleman, left, clutches the ball as Philadelphia 76ers Tim ring with a big hitter like me. I Witherspoon with a right hand. advantage. have to hit him early with some McCormick, center, reaches down to try to tie him up during first half NBA action at the Meadowlands Smith then flailed away for 30 An 8-2 burst that included a good shots to slow him down." seconds before he fell down. pair of baskets by Ben Coleman last night. Nets Buck Williams, right, also lends a hand. That big right in the opening Smith stormed back to the at- later in the period boosted the seconds slowed down Withers- tack and landed a right that put Nets lead to 62-39. tremendous win, a win that has to against the Boston Celtics. have one of these days a month poon, who could have lost even Witherspoon down to one knee. New Jersey outscored help our players' confidence. Williams said the Nets "didn't where nothing goes right and I sooner. With the fight less than a Witherspoon got up so quickly Philadelphia 33-25 in the third 'We beat a good team like have anything to lose tonight: The guess this was our one for the minute old, Smith hit Witherspoon that Rivera didn't notice he was quarter to open an 87-66 lead, and Philadelphia with none of their game should be a good learning month." with a combination and he went down and failed to call it a the Nets kept pouring it on in the guys out," he said. "With all of our experience for the whole club. Philadelphia Coach Matt down to one knee. But Withers- knockdown. fourth, building their largest lead injuries, you had to figure we "If you play hard and play Goukas noted the 76ers had won poon got up so fast that referee Smith then scored a knockdown' at game's end. would struggle." together, everything will come out eight of their last 10 games before Luis Rivera didn't see it and didn't with a left-right to the head. Charles Barkley led The team's long injury list all right," Williams said. the loss. call it a knockdown. Rivera said after the fight the Philadelphia with 16 points, while lengthened when leading scorer Barkley, who led Philadelphia "You have to give (the Nets) There was no doubt about the three-knockdown rule was in ef- Sedale Threatt added 14. Orlando Woolridge sat out the with 10 rebounds, called the game credit," he said. "They weren't other three knockdowns. fect. Long-suffering Nets Coach game because of a hamstring pull "really embarrassing. We didn't hanging their heads Just because "Witherspoon is a good fighter, Dave Wohl called the blowout "a suffered in the previous game expect to get beat by 30. But you See NBA, Page 2B but his mind was on too many See Smith, Page 2B McReynolds looking forward to playing with Mets to Len Dykstra in center and Darryl Strawberry in Fayetteville baseball team for three years. He played "I think I'm a .300 hitter, and I think I'll show that By JAMES JEFFERSON right. The Mets plan to bat him sixth in the lineup, with the Padres' minor league teams at Reno, Nev., within the next few years." after Strawberry. and Amarillo, Texas, in 1982. McReynolds was at The Mets' refusal to re-sign World Series MVP Ray Associated Press McReynolds, 27, who lives in Little Rock, was Class AAA Las Vegas in 1983 before being called up Knight had no bearing on his trade, McReynolds said. accompanied at the news conference by his mother, to the Padres the following year. "I heard about this (trade) ever since the end of Kathryn McReynolds. the season. I think San Diego was Just waiting to see LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Outfielder Kevin There have Men no contract negotiations, but He had a less-than-impressive 1986 season but exactly what the Mets were willing to give up," he McReynolds, the'newest member of the World Series McReynolds said he would like to have a three-year bounced back to bat .288 with 26 home runs and 96 said. runs batted in last season. —;— champion New York Mets, said yesterday that deal with the Mets. For McReynolds, New York gave up a number of playing with the best should bring out the best in He earned $276,000 in 1986 and was on his way Still, McReynolds said he felt pressured in San its top prospects, including jftutfielders Stanley him. to arbitration with San Diego asking for $876,000 for Diego and wanted out. With the Mets' lineup of next season. Jefferson and-«hawn Abner, and multi-purpose It was no secret that McReynolds had been proven players, he said plans to excel in what he sees player Kevin Mitchell. The Padres also got two unhappy with the San Diego Padres, and he was McReynolds said he looks forward to playing in as his role: power hitting and driving in runs. "I minor-leaguers. traded by the National League team to the Mets in New York, but said he probably won't live there, think 26 home runs is realistic, year in and year In addition to McReynolds, the Mets received relief an eight-player deal announced Thursday night. though he acknowledged the city holds additional out," he said. "I'm most certainly pleased," McReynolds said at opportunities for lucrative endorsement contracts. pitcher Gene Walter and minor-league infielder a news conference in Little Rock. "I think it'll be "If there's really a lot of them, I'll probably Just "I don/t know if you would call it the Padres giving Adam Ging. good for me, even though I'll be about like a fish out weed through and do the things I'm most com- up on me or what, but I definitely think the best "San Diego has pretty much shown that they're of water in New York. Hopefully, it'll be good for the fortable with," he said. "I'm not going to put on any years are ahead of me," he said. "I made a great going back to regrouping and probably are going to team. Hopefully, I can help them in the next few front for anybody." stride this year getting back on track, and I think take their licks for the next couple of years," years to win some more championships." McReynolds was drafted by the Padres in 1981 this year was probably more indicative of what I'm McReynolds said. "Hopefully, the trade will work McReynolds will play left field for the Mets, next' after starring for" the University of Arkansas- capable of doing. out best for both teams." AP All-East Team Jets still looking Palmer gets nod for victory No. 11 The Steelers played Chicago and for fourth time By FIG JANKOWSKI Cleveland, a pair of division The Register leaders, into overtime before los- Rutgers' Stowe repeats ing in the last three weeks. Detroit * EAST RUTHERFORD — On fell victim to Pittsburgh last Sun- punter John Bruno. paper, the New York Jets should day, 27-17, when the Steelers ByHERSCHELNISSENSON The other repeaters are wide be happy to be playing the Pit- rolled up 481 yards of total of- Associated Press receiver Kelvin Martin and inside tsburgh Steelers today at Giants' fense. linebacker Bill Homanowski of Stadium. After all, the Jets are Running back Earnest Jackson, Boston College, wide receiver 10-4 and fighting for a playoff picked up on waivers from NEW VORK — Second-ranked Scott Schwedes of Syracuse, of- spot, while the Steelers are 6-9 Philadelphia earlier this year, ac- Penn State, which will play No. 1 fensive tackle Randy Dixon of Pitt and playing out the string. counted for 147 rushing yards. Miami for college football's na- and inside linebacker Tyronne The reality is something else. Wide receiver Louis Lipps, the tional championship in the Fiesta Stowe of Rutgers. The Jets have lost three straight recipient of an Otis Wilson fore- games and will be playing a re- arm against Chicago, rebounded Bowl on Jan. 2, grabbed 11 of the The rest of the offensive unit 24 positions on the senior-domi- surgent Steelers' team they have for 160 receiving yards and two consists of tight end Mike Hinnant never defeated. Pittsburgh is one touchdowns against the Lions. nated Associated Press All-East of Temple, tackle Chris Conlin of team yesterday, while Temple of four NFL teams (Washington, Pittsburgh is quarterbacked by Penn State, guards Mark Step- Dallas and Philadelphia included) tailback Paul Palmer became the noski of Pitt and Steve Trapllo of Mark Malone, with veteran re- first player ever named to the first that New York has never called a Boston College and center Keith victim. ceiver John Stallworth and run- team four times. Radeclc and running back D.J. ning back Walter Abercrombie as The B-foot-9 Palmer led the Jets' coach Joe Walton has good Dozler of Penn State. news and bad news with which to his other primary weapons. nation this fall by rushing for Rounding out the defensive unit 1,866 yards, an average of 160.6 deal. The good news is that his "Pittsburgh has been playing are end Tony Woods of Pitt, tackle team is still tied for first in the well the last three weeks," Walton yards a game and 6.4 yards per John Bosa of Boston College, nose carry. He added 110 reception AFC East with New England — said. "Our'players know how guard Mike Russo and backs Duffy the bad news is that the Jets have important this game is. We've yards and 667 on kickoff returns Cobbs and Ray Isom of Penn State, to finish No. 1 in all-purpose scored just 16 points in the last been struggling, but we're still tied Marc Firlle of Navy and Billy three weeks. for the division lead and need to running, as well, with an average Owens of Pitt. of 239.36 yards a game. "We are not playing well as a get back to where we were when Palmer and Conlan were named we won nine straight." Palmer's best game was a 349- team," Walton said. "I don't have to the AP's All-America team last the answer; but we have to try and yard effort against East Carolina. week. Next Sunday, the Jets will wind He followed that with 239 against regroup and get back on the right up the regular season in Cincin- Virginia Tech, 187 against Syr- Of the 24 players on the first track. We have to pull together, nati. The Bengals are in a playoff team, 22 are seniors. Hinnant is a play harder and play smarter." acuse and 212 against Boston Junior and Stepnoski is a chase of their own, trailing College, setting NCAA records for sophomore. Nose tackle Joe Klecko, injured Cleveland by a game. The two two (688), three (776) and four Nov. 9 in Atlanta, is expected to teams will meet Sunday, and Cin- (987) consecutive games. Besides Penn State's 11 rep- return for the Pittsburgh invasion, cinnati will need to win, one way Palmer was Joined by 10 other resentatives on the first team, along with defensive end Marty or another, next week against the players who made the All-East every one of the Nittany Lions' Lyons. This week, the team re- Jets. defensive starters was accorded at ASSOCIATED PRESS leased veteran linebacker Charles team for the second year In a row, HANGING ON — Figure skater Elaine Zayak bends backward and That makes a win over Pit- including five Penn State players least honorable mention. Jackson and defensive end Elvis Boston College and Pitt each had grabs hold of her skate as she performs in the Nutrasweet World Franks, leaving room for Klecko tsburgh Imperative, If New York is — quarterback John Shaffer, to luwe any hopes of playoff placekicker Massimo Manca, four first-teamers while Temple Professional Figure Skating Championship at the Capital Centre in and Lyons. Rookie running back Landover, Md. last night. glory. The Jets will wrap up a wild outside linebacker Shane Conlan, had two and Navy, Rutgers and Nuu Faaola will start at fullback card spot with a victory this week defensive tackle Tim Johnson and Syracuse one apiece. in place of Tony Paige. or next. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, Players losing power in baseball's money war Last year, with a small free agent market that By JOHN NELSON inluded only one big name, Kirk Gibson of Detroit, Pendulum swinging to owners' not a single free agent received an offer from Associate!) Press another team until after Jan. 8. Gibson was never a five-year contract for Jack Morris? Maybe," - -approached by «y tea» other theR his own. He decided to re-sign with the Tigers before the HOLLYWOOD, Fla — With Commissioner Peter Alderson said. "But I think probably not. That's just ••We're just trying to put the my opinion of the marketplace." deadline, leaving the question unresolved: Will ;! Ueberroth renewing his call for financial responsi- owners go after other team's big-name free agents '• bility at baseball's winter meetings, team executives Owners date their new-found sense of thrift to the pendulum back in the cehter. two-day, midseason strike of 1985, during which after the deadline? say they are following'a national trend to cut Baseball is a classic example of Moss said Morris' preferences for a new team spending. they opened their books to the union. "I was naive," Ueberroth said in his keynote include the New York Yankees, California, Min- "It is a reflection of the conservative nature of the the pendulum theory. For a nesota and Philadelphia. times," New York Mets vice president Joe Mcllvaine speech at the winter meetings. "I opened them for the wrong reasons. It's my opinion it had no effect "If Jack's No. 1 choice says no to our offer, then said. "Ronald Reagan is the president, and the mood long while, the owners had all we'U go to No. 2," Moss said. "What If all four say of the country is conservative. on the negotiations. ... but it did something far different than I ever expected." the power. Then the players no? Well worry about that at the time. But I would "We're just trying to put the pendulum back in the What it did was prove that baseball was "going be very surprised if that happened. The owners have center. Baseball is a classic example of the pendulum bankrupt," Ueberroth said. "When we showed the had the power. Now, it's said that the only way they'll negotiate is If you theory. For a long while, the owners had all the list of losses to the owners of major league baseball, make them an offer. I'm willing to play that game." power. Then the players had the power. Now, it's there was a silence in the room that was hard to swinging back toward the Besides Morris and Dawson, this year's big-name swinging back toward the center." describe," Ueberroth said. free agents Include Detroit catcher Lance Parrtsh, center.»» Montreal outfielder Tim Raines and California At the same time, players' agents warn that all- "There was not a person in the room who would Joe Mcllvaine . outfielder Brian Downing. out war is just around the corner if owners continue have guessed that Oakland, at that time, was No. 1 "Everyone is for running baseball properly, and what is contended to be a conspiracy to halt the in terms of losses. ... There were several other New York Mets Vic* Presldtnt there's no doubt there have been mistakes made In movement of big-name free agents. shockers, and when we saw 20-some teams were player contracts," Moss said. "But a lot of problems Teams have until Jan. 8 to negotiate with their losing money, I think people started to look around with good management in baseball have nothing to own free agents, and one player agent said two All- the room and were embarrassed." approach to free agents. Players call it conspiracy. 1 "All the clubs, us included, have to be very careful do with players or their salaries*! ' . Stars — pitcher Jack Morris of Detroit and While clubs may suffer operating losses, botff outfielder Andre Dawson of Montreal — would test San Diego Padres owner Ballard Smith, whose club about free agents," Padres General Manager Jack is now up for sale, called the revelation frightening. McKeon said. "There have been a lot of mistakes Reich and Moss point to the escalating value of the solidarity of baseball ownership by leaving their franchises as proof of their financial stability. For teams. "There had been a lot of conversation about it," made in the past by all the dubs. A good example Smith said, "but nobody had seen it in black and is the Chicago Cubs. Look at the situation they're in. example, Nelson Doubleday and Doubleday Co. paid "I think the system should work the way it used white. Without being specific, there were some They've got all these players they'd like to trade, $21.1 million for the New York Mets In 1980. This to," agent Dick Moss said in announcing that the two shocking examples." and they are players with talent. But nobody wants year, Doubleday and partner Fred Wllpon paid wouldn't return to their clubs for 1987. "Jack Morris them because of their salaries." $80.76 million to buy a majority Interest of the Mets and Andre Dawson are free agents, and they should During the labor talks of 1985, owners came out in a reorganization of shares. be free to negotiate. But it's not that way anymore. with a financial manifesto that predicted losses of While admitting that player salaries are not the as much as $80 million over five years without some The players' union filed a grievance charging Clubs seem to be operating under instructions from owners with collusion, but there will be no decision only areas in which baseball can save money, the somebody not to negotiate. They don't seem to be restraints. After complaints from the union that the Padres' Smith, says the value of a franchise has little figures were too high, an independent audit placed on those hearings until late next year. That means acting independently." this year's group of free agents must decide whether to do with its viability as an investment. Another agent, Tom Reich, said the fight would the predicted losses at between $30 million and $40 to test the market on their own. "Everybody has got to look at the whole opera- begin in earnest after the Jan. 8 deadline. "That will million. tion," he said. "People zero in on player salaries be Armageddon for somebody," he said. Owners won some important considerations on Under rules adopted in 1985, players are free to obviously because they represent the largest percen- - Oakland vice president Sandy Alderson said Moss' salary arbitration and free agency from the strike. negotiate with any team as soon as they file for free tage of our total operating costs. But there are other announcement was not totally unexpected. He said And the following winter, new policies were adopted agency, doing away with the re-entry draft. Teams expenses you have to look at. For example, we let that given the mood of the owners, however, he did that resulted in fewer long-term contracts for have only until Jan. 8, however, to negotiate with go two or three people in non-baseball areas this not expect an all-out bidding war over free agents. players, the reduction in the roster size from 25 to their own free agents, after which they must wait year. Sometimes player salaries get too much "Does Dick Moss think he's going to go out and get 24 men and what owners call a common sense until May 1, one month into the season. attention." j'attttt E KIDS! Send us your letters to Santa and we'll publish them In The Register on Tuesday De- cember 23rd All letters should be received no later than Friday, December 19 to allow us time to forward your letter Santa Claus . We will try to publish all your letters, but Space limitations may reiquire some editing and omissions. SOHURKY1FSEXD YOl'K LETTER TODAY!! ASSOCIATED PRESS QUARTERBACK AND LEADER — Heisman Trophy winner Vinny Testaverde of the University of Miami - poses with President Reagan and the trophy yesterday in the Oval Office of the White j-lpuse. NBA Magic Johnson scored 31 points a free throw with 1:49 left, putting Continued from Page IB! and James Worthy added 25 as the him within five of tying Wilt they're three-and-wharever. Lakers became the first visiting Chamberlain's NBA record of 40 They just kept coming after u\and team to win in the Garden since points or more in 14 consecutive whupped Us." . . ) Portland's 121-103 victory over games. the Celtics on Dec. 6, 1985. Lakers 117, Celtics 110 The Bulls opened the fourth BOSTON — Kareem Abdul- Bulls 106, Bucks 93 quarter with a 10-6 run and led Jabbar scored 14 of his 26 points MILWAUKEE — Michael Jor- 84-76 with 8:01 remaining. Elston in the fourth period as the Los dan scored 41 points — his ninth Turner scored six of Chicago's Angeles Lakers rallied from an consecutive game at the 40 mark first 10 points of the quarter, and eight-point deficit and ended the — as the Chicago Bulls defeated finished with eight in the period. Celtics' 48-game Boston Garden the Milwaukee Bucks last night, The Bucks led 41-33 after an winning streak last night with a breaking a four-game road losing 8-1 spurt in the second period, but victory over the NBA defending streak. Chicago regained the lead with 10 champions. . Jordan scored his 40th point on straight points. Smith Continued from Page 1B Smith's rise to the championship ate who once was a prison guard. came a little more than two years The streak began after he had lost Witherspoon got up quickly and 'after he was stopped in the 12th four of five fights, including the took a mandatory eight count, but round by Larry Holmes in a WBC defeat by Holmes. His record now went down moments later after a title bid. is 19-5 with 14 knockouts. right to the head. Again he rose It is the second time the 29- It was the third defeat for quickly. year-old Witherspoon has lost a Witherspoon against 25 victories, Smith then became champion by title. He lost the WBC cham- 17 of them knockouts. knocking Witherspoon down for pionship on a 12-round decision to In a 10-round heavyweight RUSH YOUR LETTER TO: the third time with a right to the Pinklon Thomas in 1984. fight which also was televised by head. Rivera quickly waved a halt Then he won the WBA cham- HBO, Tyrell Biggs, 220, of SANTA CLAUS to the bout. pionship in a 15-round decision Philadelphia, knocked down Re- over Tubbs last Jan. 17 at Atlanta naldo Snipes, 21914, of Yonkers, During the short time the bout N.Y., and scored a .unanimous lasted Smith landed 28 of 59 and defended it once before Friday night. decision. punches and Witherspoon, looking Biggs, the 1984 Olympic super The Register heavy, landed only seven punches. The defeat was a costly one. heavyweight champion, now is naDAILn Yv C*-7* SUNDAsilunaYv Smith, 22814, of Lillington, N.C., Witherspoon's purse for a fight 13-0 with eight knockouts. Snipes ; had lost a 12-round decision to against the exciting Tyson was to is 26-6-1 with 13 knockouts. One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Witherspoon on June 15, 1985, have been $1 million. In a 12-round title bout that when Witherspoon was the North Friday night, his purse was wasn't - televised, Julio Cesar , American Boxing Federation $300,000, while Smith got Chavez, the WBC super feather- j ."heavyweight champ. $200,000. weight champion, ran his record to ; "He hit me with everything but A crowd of 5,042 in the 20,096- 51-0 with a unanimous decision I •the kitchen sink last time, and seat Garden paid a gross of over Juan LaPorte, a former WBC CALL 542-8880 • jiothing happened," Smith said. $293,101 for the match, which featherweight champ. ^ " This time, Witherspoon, 233W, was televised by HBO. Chavez, of Mexico, weighed 129 ' -*ff Philadelphia, barely touched It was the fifth straight victory to 128W for LaPorte, who now has ih for Smith, a Shaw College gradu- a 27-7 record. 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Fraa A-1 HAULING axp. Raa or comm. i. CM 671-0121. Yards, oaiara, garagaa daanad. 163U Carpentry DamoHOons 6 conitructlon da- M8T ON YOUR VCR REPAIR brk). CM J*rry. 542-5810. 176R Booting The cost for publishing your picture is $10.00 in addition to the line cost of CARPENTRY • Rattrad carpant- Guaramaadcomputa " . *r" SmM. madkim alia Job*. QUALITY WORK CLEAN YARDS RICKS ROOFING — Commar. „ your Love Line message. Oacka. Fraa aatlmataa. Can 741- CM 756-6673. CMars.atttca 6 garagaa CUB rasldanllal 6 Industrial. Hot 5707 or 774-0600. F ras astlmslas tar. rubbar 4 alikiulaa. IS yra. Take advantage' of this perfect opportunity (especially during this holiday icudaroElactrloalConlractora 741-2148 axp. Fraa asOmataa. ral 486- FULL LINE Hoanaad. rakatta. raaaonabto. HOME IMPROVEMENTS season). Mail or bring us your "Love Line" and Include your picture to make Sarvldng all your NO JOB TOO SMALL 1751 Masonry this very special day, very special. Do it right now. FREE EST. CALL 738-8607 atactrlcal naada. CM 563-7317. Service 176Z Sheetrock HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car170U General BRICKWORK pantry, woodwork. |oba dona A 4 S DRY WALL CUSTOMER NAMb. Chlmnay's. Slaps. SmM Job*. Shaatrock. taping 6 finishing, CM 642-1608 you? Too small tor othara? Kan DJL WHtLAW j— Oonfil Con- raaaonaMy prtcad. fuay maurad. ADDRESS PHONE. 8odartund 666-2871 altar 5pm. tractor. Addtaona. ranovaaona. 176A Moving/ Hal sarvica CM Gary 775-2348. custom work. 24 -hr. ana waring JO-JO WOODWORK'S aarvloa. trm aat 76^460. 8torage Addon's. AddWona, Panama, ENTER YOUR MESSAGE IN THESE BLOCKS TEACHERS MOVING INC. - Big 179A Slip Covers 26 characters (letters, punctuation marks and spaces between word*) equal a line. Panting. Daeka. PaOoa. Lat'a 170Y Gutter talk, CM Joa Untott (18 yrs. or amM. Uoanaad 4 msursd. CUSTOM MADE SILPCOVERS Line Minimum •/9 «»p.) 787-2238. Cleaning Fraa aaamalaa. Fair Havan. 530- Amd arty alia or typ* cushions per line 1333. NJ Uoana* No. 67. with your fabric bV'Oacar" RT BUILDERS — Dormara. : CM attar 4pm. 747-0662 door* and floora. 20 yaara axp. Plua Scraarwig. Rapalrs avaa. 1761 Odd Jobs EXAMPLE Siding, rooting and mor*. Fraa u Eat*. CM 767-0971 anyttma Can 671-43M laava massaga. A-1 ODD JOB SERVICE 179E Snow Plowing Expan horns rapairs. 171E Handy Man FuHy Insurad. CM 530-6516. 164A Carpet ODD JOB SPECIALIST SNOW PLOWING PauiR Cleaning Plumbing. Elactrlcal, Carpantty, WE CLEAN - Guitars, windows. I love you mote and omar rapalra. Rumaon. CM And do QUter end roofing r#- A-1 EXPERT Carpal Claanlng. Frank. 530-6660. paira. Wa alao rasurtac* drlva- Can 741-6544 than words can say UPHOLSTERY CLEANING. wsys. SmM painting and You brought so much MORRIS HOFFMAN 171Q Heating Service/ carpantry )oos. No |ob too small 1801 Tree Service happiness into my life 747-0208 or 642-7408 Fraa aaamatoa. 741-1517. Repair WOODY S TREE SERVICE I love you now and always Traa trimming 4 ramoval. Stump My love to you forever KEROSENE HEATER6 176M Painting/ grinding. Futy maurad. Fraa *a- Eva Marie 1641 Counter Tops Al makas aarvtoad al $18.66 pi. •knata*. CM 630-1612. Hmn la My - UM mtpmmtm ptec* *l p*»«f tm y*M Lew* UH parts. Moat part* 6 wicks al DIFE COUNTERTOPS stock. 739-0699 or 8664061. EUROPEAN PAINTERS — C«r- Complata ana ol quaxty mada twt avail for quakty work. 1811 Video formica 4 cortan countanopa. 171U Home tMOfwbto ratM. MdnMt A R#- CHECK HERE YES D NO D IF YOU WISH TO ADD A ROW OF HEARTS ACROSS Can lor fraa aat. 201-7564177. •abb). Fraa asomatas. 571-0*04. Audio n/ktao Productions Improvement -Prolasslonal vklao THE TOP OF YOUR LOVE LINE, AT AN ADDITIONAL $1.00 CHARGE. UN 6 GRAOY PAINTING Production Qanrtoa- Manor 4 smarter pamng. pku>- Wadding. 164J Canvas INTERIOR REMODELING taring, ahaatrock. and taping. CHECK HERE YES D NO • IF YOU'VE INCLIIDED PHOTO $10.00 «.tr«. GARDEN STATE HOME IMP. Futy Waurad. CM 530-1641. Products 6714060. Ponlcaoa ROBERT CARONE i CANVAS Total Cost. FLAWLESS INTERIORS Muaasvldaoa SEND YOUR MESSAGE WITH PAYMENT TO We've Oot The CoasYcovarad. Expart Palming, Shsstrocking, kitarkx 4 Extortor SpaOal avanta Winter Covers - Bkmni Topa Inm. Doora 4 much moo. Your Rapalra -Interior* • Cuahkme. aattalactton la our buaawaa. CM Naat Cktan. OuaMy Work WMTtJI RATES (201) 787-0070. avas, 747-7610. For Fraa Eaamata CM 281-6021 1-281-1468. The Register 4 LINES - 30 PAYS DAILY CT SUNDAY Love Line Department FOR ONLY $49.00 542-1700 One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury N.J. 07701 • 542-1700 A special monthly showcase of Monmouth County's most prestigious and spectacular home buyer values! Paradeof RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS Middle Neighborhood juat oft Navesmk Rh*Ro^3 bedrooms, 2 fUN baths, eharmlna LMng Room w/bay window. Homes Bob Warncke Associates For more details concerning these beautiful homes < ontact the appropriate real estate broker. 747-7000 NEW LISTING BORN IN THE USA is this sensationally charming 3 BR, 2 bath colonial in his- toric Freehold. Lovely den with woodburning stove, FINISH SHOPPING W. have . gorg^i. tr.di.1on., YES YOU CANI Afford a S year new. 3 BR. 2 bath deck, gas heat, fenced yard, 4 BR, 2V, bath center hall colonial with all the trimmings. Full wall home with beautiful kitchen, large deck. 2 zone gas heat, alum fireplace, inground pool, central air. alarm system, even the siding Present owners not happy about leaving her nice Mid- basement. A fabulous house microwave. Great Mlddletown location. Gilt priced at dletown neighbors. Aaklng $137,200 00 $358,00000 at a fabulous price, DEEPDALE $139,900.00 MWdletown's top neighborhood. Custom Colonial. Perfect (or the commuterclose to train and parkway. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. $349,900 Bob Warncke Associates 747-7000 6 Kings Highway • Mlddleluwn. New Jariay 07741671-7900 6 Kings Highway • MHJdlttOwn. New Jersey 0774B 571-7900 6 Klngi Highway • Middlatnwn. New Jtnay 07748 67J-7900 MIDDLETOWN $209,900 MIDDLETOWN $174,900 MIDDLETOWN $125,900 A must see home! Move In condition ranch on Fast occupancy possible: Located in a convenient & Well maintained three bedroom ranch on 100x50 lot 100X210 lot offering brick frpl. In 30X15 sunken fam- lovely area, this 4 bedroom split has central air, with central air. gas heat, carpeting, hardwood floors ily room. 3 bedrooms, 14 ft. dining room, super kit., 23X13 FR. appliances, gas heat & screened 20X12 and assumable mortgage too: Call for more infor- PORT AU PECK carpeting, gas heat and so much more: REALTOR porch. Call for appointment. REALTOR mation. REALTOR Renovated Colonial Farmhouse. Beautiful Country dec- ora»ig and brand new custum Kitchen. Call for details. $184,500 Bob Warncke Associates HEALWRS - APFKAISKHS PO HOX 4?T Squire Shopping Center juu iih.nw A> .in mum no*N M * JWHKV <>i'** 1298Hwy15 Middletown 1 ?98 H«vy 35. Mlddletown 671-0404 671 -0404 ..J 747-7000 . . LJ J C Timf! pi HIGHLANDS HILLSIDE KEANSBURG - GOOD LOCATION MIDDLETOWN .This new Contemporary home will be a commuters Under Construction — spacious 2 story one or two Beautiful Contemporary Townhouse in desirable delight. Walk to the Ferry or to the bus direct to New bedroom traditional townhouses ready for spring oc- Middletown Close to shopping & N.Y. Transportation. NEW HOMEI! York City. Many extras In this three bedroom, 2 bath cupancy. Two'parking spaces - fenced in back yard. Neutral colors throughout — Upgraded w/w carpet- Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 Vi bath Colonial waiting for spacious home. City water, city sewer, central air, Includes dishwaher, wall to wall carpeting, range city ing — Sunken Living room with cathedral ceiling and you to make your custom color selection. Home sits stained woodwork — The list goes on. Call for'de- water, city sewer. 4 blocks from boardwalk. Starting fireplace — walk in closet in master bedroom — gas on a wooded lot In the Tanglewood section of Mid- tails. $174,900 at $104,900 - One Bedroom $114,900 — Two heat — central air — garage — basement — and dletown. Please call for details. $249,900 Bedroom much more for iust $154,900.00 NE BofroNE BOTTONE BOTTONE REALTY GROUP, INC. 201-747-2446 REALTY GROUP, INC. 201-747-2446 REALTY GROUP, INC. 201-747-2446 REALTY GROUP, INC. 201-747-2446 1M MAIN STREET 1*3 MAIN STREET 1*3 MAIN STREET 1*3 MAIN STREET PONT MONMOUTH, N.J. 07758 PORT MONMOUTH, N.J. 0775* PORT MONMOUTH, N.J. 07758 PORT MONMOUTH, N.J. 07758 uiVs . INVESTMENT $$$ _JATERS DELIGHT "ENGLISH COTTAGE EASTPOINTE LIFESTYLE Remodelled year round two story home — PLUS — Six two Contemporary three bedroom, 3V4 bath luxury town house on the Charming three bedroom home with peanut stone fireplace, Immaculate one bedroom hillside condo with many amenities bedroom and five one bedroom furnished summer cottages Shrevnbury River with private dock, boat slip and pool. Minutes beamed ceilings and hardwood floors situated on an oversized including 24 hr. security, heated Olympic size pool, tennis court, Jnnualgross income $25,000. Excellent Highlands location to all convenience* and five minute* to NY commuter lorry. property with lovely brick walkways in beautiful Atlantic High- two health spas, Valet service — plus Skytop clubroom with $419,000 lands. $157,900 spectacular watervies. $99,500 COVERING ALL OF MONMOUTH COUNlt . COVERING ALL OF MONMOUTH COUNT1 COVERING ALL OF MONMOUTH C0UN1 < V*kl >U • I •"% at"* ;LRING ALL Of MONMOUTH COUN1> - WATERFRONT t INLAND TOO - WATERFRONT 1 INLAND TOO U «T» U ^J ^(a. - WATERFRONT S INLAND TOO - WATERFRONT t INLAND TOO MEMBER NATIONAL AND INTER- MEMBER NATIONAL AND INTER- QM| : flij MEMBER NATIONAL AND INTER- MEMBER NATIONAL AND INTER NATIONAL REFERRAL SERVICES BAHRS NATIONAL REFERRAL SERVICES NATIONAL REFERRAL SERVICES NATIONAL REFERRAL SERVICES BAHRS BAHRS REALTORS_ REALTORS ^REALTORS REALTORS 1 Bey Ave. 1 Bay Ave. 1 Bay Ave. Highlands 1 Bay Ave. Hlld Highlands Highlands C#». BANNS' HUTAURANT RE«TAUHANT OPP IAHRS RESTAURANT Off IAHR1 RESTAURANT 872-1600 872-1600 872-1600 872-1600 en • m SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE LINCROFT LOCATION-LOCATION Newly decorated home with Mother/Daughter Neutrally decorated two bedroom, 2Vi bath unit In con- Walk to train - a commuter's dream! Three bedroom possibilities or 4th bedroom! Formal dining room.large WELL MAINTAINED venient area of Eatontown. Skylight, sliding doors open- Three bedroom home in rural setting yet close to shop- home in quiet residential area of Mlddletown. Formal family room. Patio overlooking private yard with mature dining room, eat-in kitchen, den, family room. Immediate Ing to patio. $139,000 trees and shrubs. $199,900 ping in family oriented neighborhood of Middletown. Den. patio, pool, Call for details $159.900 occupancy! $249,900 BENSON HILL BENSON HILL BENSON HILL BENSON HILL ASSOCIATES MLS MIS. MIS ASSOCIATES © ASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES Newman Springs Road @ Newman Springs Road f Newman Springs Road Newman Springs Road © Lincroft/Middlelowh 747-6226 Lincrott/Middletown 747-6226 Lincrott/Middletown 747-6226* Lincrott/Middletown 747-6226^ 13,1986 IB The Register 250 Autos IBS 280 280 Autos 280 102 HOUM* tor Rant 10t fw 131 OLDSMOSaLC FSajSHZA HONDA CO 760 - 1961. Mmt FORO — 1666. 4 .4,. H60. 4 BMW — 1666. 6664. LONG BRANCH — Lg 5 rm. 2 RED BANK - Plot, Asking 81100. CM mod* 70466 «Lta»k*»llM. 6.4i eV, •*«»«, m» a*. or, Vi bh to oosan. ehon/king :'• CtuB Ot 1766. ml. 616400. 1676 Chevy 1st ownar. 89400. CM 741'tt. 741-1436 OT 7474961 Mason Dump Truox, 66600. IM MER — in board motor. • W6? - '86,16 •*•«. ur4im Naw. 4-easndaj. (TOO or baat •MCK OPAL — 1WS. I MIOOLETOWN - RIVERFRONT In 2 tvniiy, Oavpt r 7:30 p.m. ok F-* im BANK VERY REASONA- HONDA 600CC — 1671. SDvar OM661-W6S. — Coiy quiet room, private 206 Construction I * brown. 16.000 ml. axe snaps. mL. 62tWcat 747-4502. tna CM 630-9317 Equipment QM — 1973 T*l oat). AI akim. box. 2 ek» ore.. 1 rear dr. PLOW —Mayan OML — 1674. K«aor c _. L l»ati m Ifustl MMI to orDaateflar Aktynfsaa- KMT MONMOUTH — Lg f im. aymandh 240 Vi*t W •ejplanoae. carpal, yard, option kvkM or ASTRO VAN - M 6 dy. ~f — piokup. '64. A*. to buy, Uds ok. FM snar rrnai FAIR HAVEN — SuaM 6 ol About 10.000 aquant pjav 1S.UO.0OO. _ .. Compl. carpafd. Captain Sff »wa»i Raman, tr 2*04566 (3(0/e*on or any oombi- Chun, km nwata* aw a •UtCK — 1674 Regal, »" 81600/tor aH 6 Cantury 21 Coisna. Haaturl PJIMSON AREA/Naveemk 2 MapandaiMy Ownad/Oparatad JEEP CHEROKE - Lorado 66. tery. brakes end eahauet bd 2 H h 2-dr. black, anowraom oond. y •ISRMrRd ~ 215 Auto Insurence CHEVY — Van 76. 6-cyt. 260 3- ME onnct AI epp. bamt. a. 741-: spd. naw head on engine, TM "•Buy*. rage, knmed ooc. $1,100. pM UK ivnagood. «*« PLYMOUTH MslCM 291-1297/942-7400. Ca»6»-7*00 a it.. 3 t on IM new suspension, meter OFFICE — To let Naw enjhaec- stsrso system, TV, I pk* up kmgbed '94. 6-epd. CADHXAC CONVIRTIBLE kaMy award waMng buMng. In I CHECK OUR RATES steering wheel, mag tares 6V*. taaa ticaNarw condition Iltais?Sa! oond747-OM7.S3M.000 Brokaraga. famous lor stsrao cast., cap. 84700. Cm IfMSON — WOW! now gets 16O0 sq n 6 onoss and recep- neede siding doorTsoms body 372-1307. taooa cat Ma-am. FORD LTD — 1676. 6 dr. IM»d- orb/o.Ca«tdal797-11t*. you a br CotonUa >/n carpet tion ana. Con .tenant Rt 36 UNION BEACH — 2 tamay tor low-oost auto hauranca and wofk, 8 naMf tr*»tTOf*j, loovtm, n top, »7.600 ono ml.. 1 owner. 9- PLYMOUTH — NtMam, 1676. KM tartly room. near park, locslion Near parkway aak) by ownar. lalda 4 bdnm.. friendly MfVtO#, now gMng nw mtmm. note** lor *>vfy UTILITY TRAILER — 8 a 7 CAOLLAC CLDCfWDO track taps deck. cb. enow Uraa. two* courts, •hopping 4 Shrewsbury oommons 810 a aq osxar aua 1 bdrm. $149,000 quota* by phone. Teketxtopaka IM - CONVtEPTVJLE 197J Had «tah 61600^264-69*1 after 6 pjn. aehosi. I MM. from HMC. CM ft plus utnase. CM 741-1330. Aba no brokara. CM 2*4-0615 i: War IEae.< 747-S679 Rumaon CaIHJ-4072 FORD — Ltd. 76. For parts. 6 PLYMOUTH — Hllam 1993. UTILITtsas.Y TRAILER — 9x6 ft. XCSIM! RED BANK/Luxury or* 5S£=r =-ar! CHEVva&taxa?Y — 196). Long body. Ac. 14 M. radW oras. Brand naw. RUMSON — 2 bdrm, uv Partact oond. AaMng 6100. CM CADILLAC SEVILLt Cat altar 9 pm. 971-6669. 4 mt avallabla. For purchase eM 530- I radio, automatic, pb. pa. Vary kaor... osotrsl air. race yerd 132Condos/ 664-7NS. 197*. Ful power, nsede work, ssWng I t* trans., shopping. 6 sd d condition. Low masses Asking 85000 CaCeltl 7I7-U7O af- FORO — Muatang. 19T». ps/pb. -.IwHrnOHi * vs.M P« 9978 + uU 442-3S13 RUHSON — Prune 01 Townhouses 225 Auto 8*yvtC6)/Pe»t6) 250 Autos tor Site taMpm am/tm iMk, a/o. asking (1200. SpSOS Exc. Ucaaon. Parking _ Cat 671-6066. ptYMOUTH VOLAPaJ WAOON •EA BRIGHT — 2/3 beflrm. in (00 »».. It CM 642-1234. CAMARO ZIt — Maroon, 1976 am/lm atsrao 9 track tan. Touny lanovand Hi down- Lovaly two badroom condo. iuici CHtyv — 1676 van, V6.7 paa- am/tm cass.. raw dato FORD MUBTANO — 1979. V-6. , good tor p»vt* or 9406. Cat 747-6766. town IM. 2 blocks to beach 131 6. A. 63, (160. CM «anVaAi.baalol»»r »71 Hao/iiiu. plus uH. AMI. lor comanant to an transportation PLYMOUTH CAMARO PARTS DOOOE VAN 360 — 76 Win- CHEVETTB — 1(60. 4 door. •hen M. eaghtty hignar to. 1 lor Sal* grasi tor tha mvaator. nrapUoa FORO — Mustang 1(76. 6 oyL 1973CHALLEMOSR Mlioelananue dow van. Oood yf. 74,74467 a»aa. 4 wfcends. In ovarsln avmg room, shad toe wad oond.. okwn, must lor parts or to lu up. 9300. CM 7(7-7124 61600. CM 7474082. stereo radio (4.000I ml.. 81.20061466. axtra atoraga. FHV 107 .MM or beet oner. CM TtNTON FALLS — 3 bdrm. 2V« For tale by ownar End unit DODOS — '92 van. V4 319 ou. 644-0940 6123.900 I anainnd*. 6714116. bash, op* Funny rm.. ganga lownhouee 2 bdrma . 2» bath In. PB, PS, good Uraa. AM/FM 7664611 Avallabla Immediately w/ toft ovartooaino armanoa, ajps'. 1 large for largeplckup. 835 a pstos Cal 496-O290. SELL CHEVY — Camera '1 . PLYMOUTH - 1970 Sports k w/ arapleos. dr. aal m (12S0/mo. + uM. CM 642-2700. Asklrig »369S. Ce« 7394226 sf- 280. greet oond. Vary ratable. or beat oflar. CM Fury. 4 dr. naw asnaust. S4.0OO kitchen, c/a, upgradad carpal CUDA — 1973. Parting out. orlg mi. tunad * wtntartd JOSEPH G. MCQUE throughout, attached geregs * SCHLOTT Many naw pan*. Asking 81600. X- REALTORS 201-642-7600 Hood, tenders, doors, trunk Ik). DOOGE CM days alter 3PM 291-4704 — 1979. LowSfccalavaa9T(H0»« moral AUdng $145,000 HIGH LANDS Keystone classic mage. AI YOUR IIS E. RMr HO . Rumson 74 van. WM aM vary raaaona- PLY VALIANT — 72. BtluMul Can 36*0671. MaDnWoant knurtoua tvmg m tenses. 319 V4. western aM* CHEVY CCAPRICA EW WAQON bts. undaf 61100. CM 2M-4961. 197971 W/16/16MM and . 600060.000.000 mll. InIWW HfaMi . _ oond.. many raw pan*, tonaon GOVERNMENT HOMES —From this 2 badroom sunny comar w/60-l. CM after 6.6714636. 9326.399.2614 103 RsnUls to SMf 61 (u rape*). DaHnquant tan unit. Tannls courts, pod, axar- OOOOe — 1979 MOO, naw 616 good oond. 6360 orr basbtt oflaoflarr. bar prowem B/O 70 Laurel Dr., DUNLOP — Tkee. 4 p226-76 CAR leaver, 9424244. MIOOLETOWN — Two profee- propany. Reposiosslono. CM Osa room an (ust soma of tna CHIMMOM. FORD — T-Mrd. '77. 361 V4. alonal malaa Making roommate •05-657-6000 ant. OH4247 tor amanWM. Ctoaa to tarry aarv- DM you know men prospective • CHEVY CAPRICE WAOON Ortg. ownar. PS. PB. AIR. NEW PONTIAC — FaM. '64. Pad. m 3 BR horn. 2 foH turns atkmg currant rapo Hat tcai to NYC. 6167.000. FHV109 rust, graat work horaa. Asking car buyers m this srea first rsed 1979 pe. pb. ac, exc. oond., 1 TIMES. -I- BRAKES. High Mass Automate. Qood oondWon $280 00 par mo. 1 mo. security TOYOTA COROLLA HATCH- 62700I. CM 787-0306— . tha dassltled section ol The owner. Oarage kept. 66,000 rra Ckwn. oapendabts. 61400. or 96.100. 797-6406 or 496^6641. A)eo rel a muil Can altar 6 HOLMDEL BACK — 1962. sunroof, stan- bast oflar. 9674648. DODGE — 1978. 3/4 ton. B200 Register, tor the bast used car 82800. CM 6874024. 766-0665. EDWARD W. COLLINS dard shift, aM tor part*. 291- PONTIAC FIERO SE — 14400 AGENCY REALTORS 946-4144 window van, 8 paaaangar, si dsais. No doubt en ad wH help ml., a*, rad. am/fm atarao. man. SCHLOTT 9232. Leave mnngi. you make tha beat deal toryou r CHEVY CAVALIER — '64, i RED BANK HOUSE — Non- 49,000 on new 319 eng _. HB. EFM. 6 sp. s/c. ps. (7200 or b/o. 170-1294. atnakar, profawional peel Vary KEANSBURQ — Raady for t.. REALTORS 201-642-7600 WESTERN SNOW PLOW — 7H. na#0a minor body wortt, 1 own- oar. •aM. 3/4 bdrm. colonial TAMPA AREA — 2 townhousaa. stum. wh.. kivar, more. 16' PONTIAC — Ftntbtrd '61. M nio*. 2 OR Qood loc.. conv io 8200.. plow mounting lor ful er. 61600. CM 291-1278. To help you eM your car. we'l ml. MM. 666(0. 642-3055 OS Pkwy. Walk to Baa Cora t6S,«00. Klrwan Co. 767-6100. 2 bdrm.. IM bath, no monay size Chevy truck or Blaise 8100. give you plenty ol edvemslng DODGE —19771 ton, axMndad FORD — Torino -99. 4-dr, Uu* Newman Soar. 10 min. to Ball MIDOLETOWN down, aaauma mongapa. Also 1 CM 291-1693. time m The Regtatsr at a vary CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1M4 4 Labs Hokndal. 8396/mo pka Condo Orlando. 2 bdrm. 2 bath. body. V6 auto. $1500. CM 671 reasonable price. (310.90 tor 4 dr. auto on floor, ac brand naw w/vmyt top. High masagi vary Historic Land Mark Orca 1600 good oond. 6700 or b/o 671-PONTIAC — Orand Prix. 1977. u»ll. David d«y:949-1521 Wide planked floors and 2 fire- Sarna tarma. Ownar tranafarred 230 MotOfcycM>6 ime ed — your ad runa 10 daya. Wea. MOOO. Ca»B9H666. •I power, naw oras. good oond., to Oarmany. CM 544-6201. (Everyday 23.000 people buy ev*:766-6434 mag.. 756-6408. place* with s format central run FORD CHEVY CHEVELLE — 1671 TSMOmL, 61400 or bast offer fitrano*. teadtrsj to a comfort 74. Good oond. Asking $1200 Tna Register) CM u* on the FORD — 1999 Escort. 62400. eel 490-6413. RED BANK — 2 badroom apt AOXJILA ALL9TATE 10th day It you haven't Mid your Rons strongg , ggood work oar 88S0/mo. + Ivi mo. MO. 1 vi able kitchen. Outside the door, a 138 Mobil*) Homo* or bast oflar. CM 642-3S16. t400 b/ 360 t t " 55K mi., movlno soon. private decked garden area and 1*56 haaan motor ecov car and wa'l be happy to rerun t400 or b/o. 360 mo PONTIAC — ma. Mala or lamala. Non-drink HAZLET — VMdak) MoWa made torSeer s 4 Roebudt. vw VAN — 1976 flood oond.. your auto tor sale ad tor another Body naada work. 219-1477 wagon 1991. sMg*. Smai 6. ar. Can 630-9061 balwaan 4 6 a working wM. Carriage house wHh e hide-away studio Needs Homa. 2 bdrm.. axpando, ac. Runs good. Oood oond. 6295. 61160. CM 642-6067. 10 days at no charge (FREEI) CHEVY — Cheyenne. 76. |C1OJ. FORD — 1966, FaJoon, 4 dr, 2sTsogms Pa, pb. ac. radio t»m. ww carpal, sun porch A shad. good oond.. aa la 6260. Can redecorating and TLC. Ai show- CM 966-4166 Need more help to eM your car. With cepo ve, 350 anginag . 4 ~ Can anyttma 922-2461 unta 245 Truck & Trailers We'l put your auto lor sate ad m 264-3762. YOUNO PROFESS. MALE noon. 264-16761pm-6pm. HONDA ATC 70 — 1996. •DMA ac. and other extras. Wan to Mwi my *f norm CHEVY — 1977 Blaisf. pa/pb, ma newspaper cased The Fort 35.000 mi. Original ownar. Cal OREMUN — 1674. llanwainli. Oood for young rider. Monmouth Mllliga. which Is apt. ail ol Jan 1. Muat ba nan HAZLET — 12 by 55. 2 bdrm. ExcManl condition. (660. a/c, am/fm radio, 7 ft. plow, axe. 9464690. altar 6. Hatxty man special. Runs good. PONTIAC — La Mm 1676. 4 (SSO/mo. + VI uM CM Qary IM bana. M anrnanoss. a/c. oond., 77,000 ml., asking 14900. distributed at Fort Monmouth. Naad*I brakbrake pad' s Iand battery CM 5834663. Mora man 13.000 military end CHEVY IMPALA — 1900 V6. 4 666-1257 waihar * dryar. 636.000. CM Can 671 — dr., d i oond'! 6160. 496-029O SCHLOTT 767-0240. taava maiaaga. oMUn pareoonel stationed at CHEVY — 1971 Suburban, good HONDA — Accord. 1904 Hatch- tt£JSff£ 104 Winter Rentals REALTORS 201442-7600 HONDA tha Fort reed this weekly news MIDOLETOWN HIGHLANDS — Small 1 bdrm.. work truck. Asking $200. CM psper with evld Interest For an CHEVY MAUBU — 1977. 2 dr. back, wlste W/Mua Int., show- PONTIAC — Trans AM, Bft. OCEAN GROVE — Wlnlar rant PRIME AREA OF MIDDLE ooaan vlaw. $12,000 or b/o. CM STREET BIKE 767-6202. a/c. ratoHl angina, pa/pb. 6466 room oond., 6 apd, am/fm raoto, ala. 1 BR stfloanclae * rooma extra 82.40, your suto for ssle TOWN, OONT MISS THI8I....3 739-1116 or 672-9060. COLEMAN TRAILER — Naw. sd runs m the Register for up to Can 747-6660 or 6713610. 27400 ml., stung (7200. Cat ringing from $5O-$140/wk Fur badroom, IM bath, tmty haatad AND ATC 747-0612. nlahad. All uW. Security req WEST KEANSBURQ — 80x12. Coat 6420, asking $250 CM 20 day* if naoasaary. pkie 1 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC - baaamant Ranch u kM waiting 2 BR. $36.000. CM 767-0414. SALE 290-1623. weak In Tha Fort Monmouth HONDA CIVIC — 1661. 1600 774-1133 IB torJoyce . to ba daoorattd. pnoad to aM 1S7H. 4 dr.. naw trans . good rat,™a« Sava up to6140 0 on DATSUN — SO. King cab pick- Maaisgo. Ol course H you ad oond.. 61000. Cat 264-961.1. DX. 6 speed 2-door hatdi back. 671-7966, aak tor Bring younnvaatora. $146,900. 140 Real Estate '66.65,64 Naw Straat Blkss your car you cen cancel your sd &A VWUM. Oood ooodruon. (1460. 106 Furnished Room* FHV-106 up. 6 apaad. am/fm casssts. daya. 767-6762 svss. Aak PONTIAC — 1663 Firebird, V0. Wanted Sava on M ATC and TUX • insulated capa, naw a/b radlala. anytime Tna price stay* me 6904146. P/S. pw. ac. m whaal. anVJn ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 61100. Can 229-1960. aval Roomi A atudloa from $40 a wk RED BANK MANOR FREEHOLD HONDA CHEVY — MsWxi 1990. 4 dr HONDA — 1991 4dr. Accord. CM 642-1700 to piece your sd Case. sunroof. 9 apd.. vary HOME RENTALS. BKr. 360-1234 Principal wlshas to purchaM 1 Rt 9, Fraahokl DATSUATSUN — 1976. pickup with 140.000 ml., good transports- C**** SCHLOTT or for information. good oond (6000. CM 2*4 REALTORS 201-642-7600 or 2 bdrm apt. prafsrrably In CM 462-4661 csp, rurunna graat 6600 firm. CM Hon. (760 or bsst otter. Cal PONTIAC — 1973 Catslins. FAIR HAVEN — Nloaly fur AMC — Homat 76. Parts or 671-1676 attar 6pm. runa wM, 4 naw steal betted nlshed rm. for rant on the bua Rad Bank Manor. Principals on- 542-611114 anyams TIM. MONMOUTH BEACH ly rspry to Box J48S c/o Tha whota car. (200 for whota car or HONDA — 1990 Accord. 2 dr.. line. No kitchen prlvelagee, no SHORE CYCLE DODGE RAMCHARflER baat oWar. CM 866-6362. CHEVY — MeJbu 1973. good ET - EXTRA TERRIFIC Ragwar. Ona RagMar Plaza~ . auto, starao. 07400 ml. B/O9724440 altar 3pm. drinking. Can 747-04BB: You don't hava to ba from outar KAWASAKI 1979. V-6. auto, 4 WO. am/fm oond.. 6260. CM 66M137. Shrawabury.NJ 07701. AMC — Homat 1673, 6 cyl, over 62000. Altar 4pm. « on PONTIAC — 1679 Salan wag- ipaoa to raoooniia tha vakw. Msftso lap*, SMC. oond. Loofcs A CHEVY KEANSBURO — Room (or ram. IT'S HOUDAY TIME auto, a/c, p/a, 59.000 plus ml., weekends 204-2214. on. 9 malinger, nine good, Fiaaaa can 7874069 or 717.EKCapUonal data! and daalgn in runa axoaaant. No danta or rust Nova '77, o*yl. auto. aid. run- NEED A GIFT IDEAI 62760.741-1366. runa great reoanVy tunad. 6460. HONDA — 1974, CMC. rabuM bast offer. Cal after 0pm. 291- 7247. mu 3/4 badroom, 3 lull bath CM 642-7476. mng oond. 6660. Cal 496-5035. Conlamporary. Tha many dataHa * ACCESSORIES * angina, now raoMta,t Ml, runs good. 6416. LONG BRANCH — Ckwn. quiet RECREATIONAL FORD F150 — 1962. 4 x 4. 302 CHEVY — Nova 1976. 4 dr, must ba aaan to ba appradatad Straat. Dirt and Jsl Skis V-6. auto, pa, pw. crulM, tut AMC SPIRIT — 1961. 2 dr. Cs»2»0764 POftCHE — 1963. 944, rad, ndudlna both nvar and ocaan Don't hava lima? black baauty, chroma mag's. am/fm starao case, a Una dance Kitchen prtvtegee. Watt M, cap, much more. B/O 6900. iCal 291-4969 batwaan 3- IMMLA — 1977. a/c stereo. bktok learner interior. M options. vlawa. Thii la ma quality bunt 152 Boats » 99000. 264-5129. 44,000 ml.. 4 cyl., 4 spa . sun- sunroof, alarm. CM 942-4903. to ocaan. Can 672-1663 eve- GIFT CETIFICATES roof. am/fm(s/r). 6760. All cash 5pm. iga, run* wM. (960 or homa you hava baan looking baat oflar. 672-1346. Of. $750,000. FHV-111. CsH snd wan sand rt to you, any FORD PICK UP — 1979 F150. offara. CM aftar 6.671-8636. CHEVY NOVA — 1976. 87.000 amount Extra haavy duty. Exc. oond. LINCOLN VERSAILLES AODt. '60 9MU, A/C, FM case. Sacrt- OCEAN DROVE — Oaan fur- LASER — Glvs a Laaar to your AMC — 1976 Concord DL. 4 dr, ml., 6 cyl.. auto., runa good, VIM or Mastarcard nsadsd Towing packaga. Campar cap, TION — 1979, loaded. 61900 or Itoa, baat orHr.CM 747-2000. nished rooma tor rant. Kltcnan aanor tor Chrtatmu. floodcon - Rt. 36 North. Point Plssssnt. NJ pa/pb. a/c. am/fm csss, naw 1626 or b/o. Cal 739-2764. dual links plus. 13600. CM 739- baet oflar. 972-1346. LAC prtv.. csble TV. washer 6 dryer. SCHLOTT dWon. Raady to rscs. Only $750 4123. Uraa. axe. oond.. 61200. CM 8ANS0NE0LDS-CA 776-6741, CM 630-7044. . i Rd, Red Bat* REALTORS 201-S42-7600 290-0372. JEEP — '66. e«d. oond. AM/FM 899-4050 cess 12.200 ml. 66600 or bast 741-0910 131 Houses 131 Houses 131 Houses 131 Houses 131 Houses 131 Houses Oflar. CM 767-1196. BTRAUB BUtCK-OPEL JEEP — 1967. CJ6 w/pkM. 9 ACRES ol New 6 Used Car* CHEVY — 1966 Cavadar Z24 Hwy 36.2*4-4000 Kayport Beautiful. Show Room oond. Rebuilt v-a. naw uraa. brakes, loaded wtth options, fast, grsst . Many naw pans. Oood SUBARU OL — 1996 4 dr., mmt on gas. 13.000 ml. aa Hwy. Too 1(60.671-3961. much to sst. A true sports oar. KIT80N CHEVROLET CO supsrosre, 29400 ml. 612,000 or b/o Ask for 8 CM6704466. 264-6162 altar 6pm. SUPER BEETLE — V/w 74 CAMARO — 1991. auto. a/c. LABRIOLA MOTORS Run*. 6660. CM (914636. sfler am/fm one., pa/pb. 66.000 ml., man Springs Rd RsdBsnk 6 exc oond. 64160. Cal 671-7429 THUNOERBIRD — 1960 Exc. LTD FORD oond., low mflaaga, naw wee 4 Gloria CHEW — 1990 Citation 600 74. Oood oond. Naw Uraa. Baal brakes, rad wMrai* top. Muet Cal 797-9013. oflar. CM 299-0616. aM. Moving. (1400 Ikm. CM CHEVY — 1974 wagon, d . ! — 1979 Fu9y axe running cond ,1600. CM toeded. 4 dr. (1700 or b/o. Ceil TOM'S FORD 496-0018 after 6pm. or weak-1 261-4262 sek torJim . 2O0Hwy38 Keyport f 294-1900 NilSOn REALTORS MATADOR — 1972 63(0. CM TOYOTA — CMca QT '90. Utl- CHRYSLER — Cordova. 1977. baok, auto, 40.000 ml. AM/FM Pa. pb. automatic. 92,000 ml. RX7, OS — 1996. case. Asking 84000. CM 644- Runa good. 6600. 496-3511 Hue. 5 apd., am/fm "ANY SIZE HOUSE & GARDEN UNDER THE SUN" CHRYSLER — LaBaron. 79. case., exc. oond., MOM. Muat aM. buying house. 6644717. TOYOTA — Coroas. 1(76. RUMSON OFFICE 110 Avsnm ol Two Rivers (201) 530-2800 • SHREWSBURY OFFICE 600 Routs 35 (201) Qood bodyy, runa good, am/fm, Ckwn si and out. Needs naw / A 69.000 ml. Oood 842-6009 MIODLETOWN OFFICE 340 Route 35 (201)747-5600 • HOLMDEL OFFICE 31 W. Main Street a/c. Appnm. 69.0 ckrtoh. Asking 120t200 or best ol- (201)946-3200 6) MANALAPAN OFFICE Craifl Rood ft Rte.9 (201)536-6200 • WEST WINDSOR OFFICE 1719 Old ores. PassePaedd IInspectiospection foor yyr, MAZDA — 61. OLC. 4-door. tar. CM 787-2329. b/o, mint aM. CM 294-0991291 . front wheel drive. Asking 61100. Trenton Road (609)448-8600 6) PRINCETON OFFICE 230 Nasiau Street (609)921-2600 CM 674-0461. altar 7 pm. TOYOTA — 1996. Calaca. OTS CHRYSLER — '77 LaBaron. 4 Loaded. Vary dean. CM 699- naw radial Una. AM/FM atarao 2132.9110 pm. cue.. 6600. CM 741-6679 after 60 620. 6-epd. asking 91200. 6PM. . CM after 6PM 291-1746. TOYOTA — 1990 Caaca OT Coups. 9 spd. sunroof, p/s, CHRYSLER — 1990 Town a MERCEDES BENZ — 1979 82600. CM 671-4660 leave mee- Country wagon. 30,000. futy 260E Loaded. Ortg. ownar. loaBed, (JMoTcal 971 -6296. TOYOTA — 1978 8R6 hatch- REBEKAHWALDMAN CJ7 Jeep -r 1979 61200 or b/o. 66000. W mwreeted 7474391. MERCEDES— 290. '73. Air. au- back. 8 spd. a/c, 1 ownar. 6680. One of the original start-up team of the CM 291-6620 altar «pm. CM 2614166 attar 5 or week- tomatic. 63100. 1969 260 auto, Rumson Office. Becky is a 1986 New CONQUEST — 1996, (Sfarton) Jersey Million Dollar Club member auto, dlgflsl dean, leather Man- 6600. Bom pa. pb. 2604062. Our Rumson Office has an end-of- or, loaded. aitoillK condition. MERCEDES 260 SL CONVERT- UNDER $2000 BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED yea/ grand total of almost WATERFRONT m 69.000 pky ml., 66600 nag. CM IBLE — 1967. Bka. white mt.. Well-built Middtetown 3 Bedroom MIDDLETOWN $40,000,000 chased transactions tf you dreamed ot living on the water 467-4067 ant 422 or 4934662 See our back row for ranch on park-like grounds Living With room to spare, this 2 story Lm- and is proud ot Becky and trie rest of leather, ortg ownar.. 610400. COLTS NECK but never could, here is the perfect room dining room, kitchen, cozy den, croft home offers 4 bedrooms. 2'i the dedicated professionals at Av- 2914649. "AS TRADED" Mint condition five bedroom, three and situation Enioy water sports from this 2 fun baiis Beautiful screened m baths, family room and den Features enue-of-Two-Rrvefl REAL ESTATE DATSUN B210 OX — 1(78. 5 MERCURY — Bobcat ttsoon- Specials. one half Datn Colonial home ft gh on a porch with slate door and bnck BBQ. Lincroft property featuring 3/4 include a spacious lot in a beautiful AT ITS FINEST!! 53O-2MO apd., a/c, am/fm csss. starao. hill, on three picturesque acres Large bedrooms, dining room, family room neighborhood dose to schools, recrea- wagoh '78. 64466 M. 4-cM., Rsssas Pontiac finished basement, cedar closet, one rear defrost new dutch, naw seldng «800. Cal after 6PM 747- spacious rooms ci'cular driveway A car garage and central air Call today1 with fireplace, basement and two car tion, stores and commuter transpor- Call 741-5180 ' mini estate S525 0O0 1 tation Asking $236000 •xhauM. vary good oond. 61600 4074 $235 000 642-«009 garage Call today for appointment orb/o.B7i-20ii. , 530-2*00 5214900 747-5"" 944-3200 MERCURY *- Capri. "R8" VOLVO-CLEARANCE DATSUN B210 — 1(79. 4 ap., 1979, 60400 ml., 6 cyl, ps/pb, Move mem out prices on s* late am/fm cass., s/c, axe, oond.. a/c auto, am/fm atarao. raty modal stock. Big selection. good get mileage. 6 M wheels, sunroof, axtra sst tna. B3s. Ms. Ms Rad Bank radial*. 61600. 642-2664 CM 7394172. votvo, rwwmtni opnngs HQ98 ing with Washington in the Sun County or Monmouth. SUM of Dec. 13 $7J6 RECYCLABLE MATERIALS: 9J1076 hired when Perkins took over NH Jersey, that in Election will CREATING THE PREMANENT three trumps left, and so did West. OAK10 ONone Bowl on Christmas Day. when Paul "Bear" Bryant re- be held on Saturday, February 001K Highland* POSITION OF RECYCLING CO- Declarer led a club from dummy 21. 1087 at tha Fkehouse. lo- • AJ10 • KQ87 Henshaw reportedly was the Monet ORDINATOR: PROMULGATING and ruffed with the queen. West tired. catad at 4M Lloyd Road. Aber- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE RULES AND REGULATIONS favorite of six candidates in- Perkins hired Henshaw from daan Township. Naw Jersey. Notice la hereby given that FOR THE SEPARATION. RE- overruffed but then had to lead SOUTH terviewed in Dallas last week Florida State, where Henshaw Pom wM be opanad from the Board ol Commissioners of COVERY, COLLECTION. STOR- from the A-10 of trumps, giving • AS42 by Tulsa Athletic Director John two o'clock to nine o'clock PM. me Housing Authority of AGE AND MARKETING OF served as offensive coordi- Tha purpoea of thle Election la Borough ol Highlands sha> con- SAID MATERIAL: AND PRE- South his 11th trick with the jack of VK43 Benn and university vice presi- nator. to elect tow (2) Fire Commis- duct the Annual Regular Sched- SCRIBING PENALTIES FOR diamonds. sioners tor a three (3) year Mem. uled maallnu, on Thursday. THE VIOLATION THEREOF waa OQJ9873 Petitions may be received December IB. 19(6 at 8:30 P.M. Mroduowf by tfw Borough With his wealth of high cards in •None from the Secretary or tha Board, at ma Authority Office. 219 Council on November 10. 1966 Polish runner says his life is ruined Thomas J. Faloo. at Uoyd Road Shore Drive, Highlands. Naw and waa finely adopted and all suits, West should have led the approved on December 6.1 gee. West North East gtwtb Flrahouae. at 480 Uoyd Road. Jereey. ace, king and ten of trumps. South NEW YORK (AP) — A Polish tor Fred Lebow, appeared at a Abardaan TownaMp. A> peti- DatedDecember S, 1980 Doroty Blair Manson INT Pass 2* 20 runner who was disqualified tions mult be Had by Friday. would get four trump tricks in his news conference to explain his Lola A Thornton P.H.M. Mayor 2* 30 <• 50 from the New York City side of the story. January 18. IM7, by 4:00 PM. Executive Director ATTEST: hand, one ruff in dummy, two Marathon arid suspended from Thomas J. Felon December 13 $s.7a Manene Hotaeng. RMC hearts and a spade. West would Dbl AllPass The 31-year-old runner was Secretary of the Board Borouoh Clerk international competition for Flra District No. 1 002A Shrewsbury Deo.13 $8.00 collect a penalty of 800 points disqualified from the race after Dec 13 (a M Opening lead-??? taking a banned drug denied twice failing drug tests, which Borough instead of allowing South to score any intentional wrongdoing showed traces of an anabolic puwjcNonca 002Q Monmouth 750 points. A rack** Gulac to Bridge writ- yesterday and said the Take Notice that a Special. An Ordinance entitled AN steriod in his urine. Niemczak ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE County tea by Alfred Shelawola Is availa- suspension has ruined his life. Meeting of tha Board or Flra DAILY QUESTION said he was given the steroid Commissioners of Flra District CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF This Shan serve i ble. G*4 year itp. bjr MBeUaf $130, , "My situation is tragic," said Nandrolin to relieve pain and No. A. Abardaan Township. wt> SHREWSBURY BY ADDING that the time and location of tha As dealer you hold: • A 5 4 2 Supervteor w/nanknuni 2-yra. ! drtvee. Apple 9 monasr $789. exp r - va provide i Plus ISO AppMJ "°7 1 (A tummam A t F/T Cell SECRETARY - For Maurenos 6JO8715 ^»a»lar9pwi.T rdsat642-SIS4. KEYPUNCH DATA ENTRY *k^c?£L£ FPaBsCM TUTOR — Coaage BABYSITTER — Wenesd In our CLERK — wa ran. FamMr •censed Must bo sherp end heve 2-3 yre cMos JShrs. 5 day exp. OanMar Uarek Agsnoy. ee^SSVi' osenec regnenos wl-osrr — Fori •r. OM cned kl my Leonerdo SECRETARY - Ful Mne par- HVENTORY — Heed eidra oaah enet the hoBdaye? Train ante. Tua. a Thurs. 6-12 noon, LEGAL SECRETARY — Reel son needed tor our Had Bank eel 291 30*3 office e:3O-4:40. Oood typing now to Stan work ki Jenuery as MOTHERS HELPER NEEDED SELL UOUOR 8TORE CLERK The Things Fu» 4 P/T. Muet ba at kteet 16. B300 EOE en. SO hra., non amoker. own Apply In panon. Buy "*• Co. looking for Boor •ana. Phase oM 642-1449. SECRETARY — For non-proM oondBJon *t«0. Brown. ASSISTANT TRAaVOftTATtON Liquor. Beyehcre Pleze, Rt 36. _ l USt) sever. Expert- You Don't Entry level pOaV mot, Coemone COOMMHATOR — llequta- <«.. AM.* I preferred, but tea train. 054 Dom—tfc Hrtp 1.800483-6946 Uke near. AeknAeknog $160. MECHANIC — Locel oomreote Want seel 747 phone a k«s< personal suts. CLEAMNO WOMAN - * To oteen my home. Tue. a Frt., land resume to p.o Box JJ7C. DM you know tan era laev COMPUTER — C-128, 1641 Shrewabunr. NJ. 07701. EOE. g-2pm. Own arena, a PM. Re- dsss drive. Odor monkor t Oki ipond to Box 623. Rumeon. NJ s 10 color printer $800 Urn. . srer, 17790. 747-9729 ; MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Exp. SECRETARY — No eteno or 2htteAs)f*QaTiQ posWon. pislaiisd lor busy Mkiaetueiii ng requked AbWy to par- Ce«a«»3s4MOexNEWS PAPER ADULt T COUCH — Che*. Coffee a and office Mon., Tua, Thurs . Fit. 2- It with nan. aiaianilskin. MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER HOUSEKEEPER — Mon.. Wi No doubt things you went k> sea - wM un* 8pm. 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