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Daniloff Released in Exchange, Tke U.S .VORLD .LOCAL KIDNAP VICTIM CENTERSOUGHT Joseph James Cidppio, The 1986 Sprint - an accountant at the Sen. Frank Lautenberg Triathlon will take ••• American University in pushes to get a research place tomorrow at Beirut was kidnapped on center for aquaculture at Seven Presidents'Park the campus of the school Rutgers University. in Long Branch. yesterday. Page 6 A Page 3A Page IB The Register Vol.109 No. 5 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1986 25 CENTS Daniloff released In exchange, tKe U.S. gives Soviet Embassy custody of Zakharov By MICHAEL PUTZEL Associated Press "One's a spy, and the WASHINGTON — President Ronald Reagan other's a hostage, •• yesterday described journalist Nicholas Daniloff ss "our hostage in MOKOW" despite Donald T. Regan his conditional release from prison, and White House Chief of Staff Secretary of State George Sliultz warned that until he is allowed to come home, US. Soviet Things like this shirt the tone, shift the ability relations will be damaged. to work problems out without a doubt." Shultz, who took charge of the negotiations Administration officials, speaking on that led to Daniloff's release to the custody of grounds of anonymity, said a summit has been the American Embassy in Moscow, did say he proposed between the Nov. 4 elections and the still plans to meet here next week with Soviet Christmas holidays. Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Kelenting somewhat on Reagan's declaration ; Shultz said the Daniloff case "will be of Monday that "there will be no trade"' to prominently in the picture." liberate Daniloff, the administration an- Asked whether Danlloffu arrest and the.nounced that in exchange for Danilof f 's - - espionage charges against him had harmed release from a Moscow prison, a Soviet ASSOCIATED PRESS prospects for a U.S-Soviet summit late this physicist charged with spying in the United year, Shultz said, "Of course it damages the States was permitted to go to the Soviet DANILOFF MEETS PRESS — American reporter release from a Soviet prison: He was released in exchange relationship and of course it damages the consulate. Nicholas Danilotf talks to reporters Friday night after his for accused spy Gennadiy Zakharov. ability to move forward on other things. See DANILOFF. Page SA Whaley cleared Sgt. Striedl Mets found guilty in Irby shooting for refusing Black leaders devastated meet Burlew said. He declined to dis- drug testing BfBOBHEFF cus* the decision'* reception match The Register within the department. ByKEVMf Apparently the grand Jury de- cided that Whaley was justified in Phillies win 6-3 The Register FREEHOLD — A Monmouth firing hi* 12-gauge pump shotgun County grand Jury yesterday PHILADELPHIA — Mike KEANSBURG — A Keansburg voted to bring no charge* against twice at Irby as he fled police, who Schmidt hit a three-run homer had a warrant for hi* arrest on and the Philadelphia Phillies police sergeant can be suspended borough Patrolman Michael robbery charge*. from his Job for refusing an order Whaley, who on July 10 shot in the postponed New York's winning to submit to testing for drug use,' back and killed fleeing black rob- Irby fled through back yards of the National League East, a civil service hearing officer bery suspect James Irby, 26. about at 0:30 p.m. July 10 along beating the Mets 6-3 last night.. ruled yesterday. Black community leaders yes- Throckmorton Street, armed, Phillies' rookie Bruce Ruffin, Sgt. Edward P. Striedl is guilty terday expressed devastation at Whaley has said, with a knife. The 8-3, outpitched Dwight Gooden, of insubordination for failing to the grand Jury's decision, and knife never was found. 14-6, who was .the victim of undergo drug screening and, many gathered privately within As Irby reached 163 four Met* error*. therefore, can be suspended from hour* of the vote to dtsctiss It* Throckmorton St., Whaley fired Gooden lasted five innings, duty for five days, according to a repercussion*. and five shotgun pellets entered giving up eight hits and five ruling by Hearing Officer John J. runs — three on Schmidt's Coughlin. The conclusion to a two-month Irby's back, one of them fatally career homer No. 493, tying him probe by the Monmouth County puncturing hi* left lung. Other with Lou Gehrig for 14th place "It is a general rule that police Prosecutor's Office mean* pellet* lodged in a nearby home. on the all-time list. It was his officers shall follow all lawful Whaley, who i* white, may be The shooting aggravated the NL-leading 35th this year. orders and, when appropriate, back on the Job next week, said black community, and gave rise to challenge the order or result* of it the James Irby Justice Coalition, But the Mete, who still lead after the fact," Coughlin stated in borough Police Chief William the division by 21 games, didn't Burlew. which is meeting tomorrow to a six-page decision. discuss the Jury's vote. die easy as they tried to uncork But the 17-year police veteran the champagne. They scored ASSOCIATED PRESS "If an officer were able to go to won't be on the street, Burlew "We're devastated," said Norma three times in the seventh, court to test every order to which Randolph, a coalition organizer awakening some 20,000 fans — STRAWBERRY SCORES — New York Mete Oarryl Strawberry he took issue ... the department Whaley was relieved of duty and president of the developing of the 43,070 total — who made slides under the tag of Philadelphia Phillies catcher Ronn Reynolds could not function," the Holmdel administrator said. with pay shortly after the shoot- Freehold branch of the National the 90-mile trip to be on hand as he scores from first base on a double by Mets Tim Teufel during Association for the Advancement The ruling came more than a ing, and if he return* to his Job for a possible division clincher. seventh-inning action last night. "he'll be in the office for a while," See WHALEY, Page IA See STRIEDL. Page 8A Lottery Hearing set on bill to ban plastic pollutants The winning number drawn last night in New Jer- '• Pick-lT Lottery was shorefront but hasn't taken any Anthony Villane, R-Morunouth. By STEPHEN MCCARTHY significant action to prevent the Both bill* are vehemently opposed A straight bef pays "New York City is dragging its feet with box pavs$50.K The Register 7' flow of garbage. Although the city by manufacturers of plastic health 50an T d this problem to the detriment of the Jersey enacted an ordinance to force care and hygiene product*, in pairs pay S30._The Pick 4 TRENTON — A bill that would hospitals to properly dispose of particular International Playtex outlaw the sale and distribution of shore, t • their waste, Woodbridge is still Inc., a maker of non-biode- warn disposable plastic infant care and the indirect recipient of signifi- gradable plastic tampon appli- personal hygiene products which Sen. Frank Pallone cant amounts, Pallone charged. cators. wash onto New Jersey beaches Sponsor of bill banning The senator said he intends to The winning number will be the subject of a hearing in non-biodegradable pUotk* pressure the Interstate Sanitation Playtex has hired lobbyist* to picked yesterday in New Woodbridge Sept. 24. Commission to take action in the fight the threatened legislative York's Daily Number lottery The bill's sponsor, Sen. Frank •natter. Last week, he said, the ISC bans on its product* in New game was 8-0-2. The "Win- Mew iork and New Jersey, there Assemblymen Alan Karcher and declined to get involved with the Fallow, D-Monmouth, said non- is evidence that a significant George Otlowski, have been press- Jersey, and has offered the New Four" number was 4-7-6-5. biodegradable plastics such as Fresh KiUs dispute because of the Jersey Marine Sciences Con- amount of the plastic* and other ing New Jersey Attorney General pending federal litigation. cotton swab garbage that washes up regularly W. Cary Edwards to intervene on sortium a 150,000 grant to find a Index and lined disposable diapers behalf of Woodbridge in an ongo- way to make the applicators sink _' enter rivers and ocean along Sandy Hook and the "New Jersey supports the ISC rather than float. Bayshore area comes from Fresh ing lawsuit against New York City budget with annual appropria- Ann Lander* ... 7A water* through even the most over the Fresh Kills problem. advanced sewage treatment sys- Kills," said Pallone. "New York tions and it is within their Jurisdic- A hearing on Village's bill — Classified 28 City is dragging its feet with this Federal district court ordered tion to prevent pollution of the scheduled for last week — was Color Comk*.... 8B Another major source, however, problem to the detriment of the New York City to prevent Fresh Arthur Kill, the Baritan Bay and postponed until 10 a.m. Sept. 28 in Crossword 7A is the Fresh Kills dump in Staten Jersey shore." Kills garbage from washing onto the Atlantic Ocean," Pallone con- the State House Annex in Trenton. Woodbridge's shorefront. The Entertainment 7A Ialand, where some New York City Pallone, chairman of the Senate tended. "If they refuse to cooper- The coastal pollution committee garbage fall* off barge* or simply court threatened to close the dump ate, the state should not support hearing on Pallone's plastics bail Jumble. 7A Special Committee on Coastal this year if the problems drop* into the Arthur Kill, Pollution, said Sen. Larry Weiss, a them financially." bill, including expected dialogue Movie* 7A eventually winding it* way to the persisted.
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