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Today: Our special section on insurance The Daily Register VOL. 99 NO.205 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1977 15 CENTS Protests spark R-FH administration study By JULIE MCDONNELL board members, was and who next year Is slated to public hearing on the budget, working on the problem. frequent reason" for the Generally, it appears thai years of service could retire prompted by the most recent' receive a salary of $43,355. It someone asks why the school "I think it's time we had a board's meeting in executive the Fair Haven members sup- and receive a bonus equal to RUMSON - The Rumson- public dissent over the pro- also has three assistant super- needs four administrators, public discussion about where session, which excludes the port such a plan, but the idea twice his or her salary, with Fair Haven Regional Board posed $3 3 million U77-78 intendents: Albert J. Loux, In and the board says that the the administrative structure public. has been met with resistance .the payment of that sum to be of Education is planning to un- budget. charge of school operations, functions are necessary, but at the high school is going," "I think it's time we made from the Rumson members, made over a four year period. dertake a hill study of the ad- Periodically -usually at who will earn $31,510; Newton that restructuring will be con- Mr. Barnes said. "We know this a policy question, and who control the board 5-4. Only one problem: the ministrative structure of the budget time— the board Beron, In charge of curricu- sraered if any of the present it's the foremost problem that brought the public into this." (There is one Fair Haven R,umson board is now in- high school, along with in- comes under fire from the lum, at a salary next year of four men were to leave the the taxpayers are concerned he said. vacancy on the board now.) volved in litigation over the vestigating possible early re- public for the number of ad- 130,975; and Donald Trotter, district, or retire. about, and the public should Mr. Bames also said he had Mr. Bames said 'he would plan, because the state Divi- tirement plans. ministrators, and their sala- In charge of guidance, at And John Barnes, a board know that we are working on come up with several plans to favor a plan similar to the sion of Pension said that the The announcement was ries, at the 1,200 student high $30,945 next year. member from Fair Haven, It." encourage early retirement one instituted In 1975 by the five former teachers who took made at a special board school. All four men are to receive said last night that he wants He said that, since Septem- among administrators, but Rumson elementary school advantage of the plan had to meeting last night called to The school has one superin- 4.7 per cent increases over to correct the impression that ber, Issues dealing with the that there Isn't sufficient sup- district. pay back the pension benefits authorize repairs to the base- tendent, Dr. John F. Kinney, this year's salaries. "the board members are just administrative structure port among board members Under the plan, any teacher they received under the plan. ball field, and, according to who's been there since 1054 Each year, usually at the sitting around idly" and not "have been the singular most to adopt such a plan now. 55 years or older . who had 25 See R-FH. page 2 Carter sets added meeting with Rabin WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter Is meeting for a third, originally unsche- duled session with Prime Min- ister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, who is asking Carter to guar- antee Israel's strength to stand alone against its adver- saries. Rabin is meeting with Car- ter today at the White House. He was invited to lunch with members of Congress and scheduled a news conference later In the day at Blair House, the government guest residence across from the INJURED IN SHOOTOUT — An unidentified man The Incident began when a policeman walked into White House. lies Injured with gunshot wounds yesterday In Los a bank just as a robbery was taking place, police The prime minister said Angeles after a Shootout with police. Four police said. Two men fled and additional police were he was gratified by Carter's officers and two other men were wounded during a called and gave chase. The Shootout took place a endorsement yesterday of chase following a bank robbery, authorities said. few blocks away. "defensible borders" for Is- rael. But RaBin asked the President during a "working dinner" last night to "make sure that Israel's strength will allow It to defend itself by Itself." Effort pressed to junk Rabin attended the dinner after meeting with Defense Secretary Harold Brown. The PROFILES - Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Robin, President Carter, prime minister wants 250 F-16 Mrs. Rabin and Mrs. Carter stand at attention during South Lawn ceremo- air combat fighters and as- nies yesterday at the White House. Rabin arrived In Washington Sunday for surance the Carter adminis- a series of talks with President Carter and other government officials. rebate for cut in taxes tration will honor former President Gerald R. Ford's luctant to grant Israel's ting the night-vision tech- Rabin was smarting be- WASHINGTON (AP) - Outnumbered House Republicans 31 per cent of taxpayers who itemize deductions would get no promise of new see-in-the- request to supply some of the nology fall into adversary cause of Carter's reversal are hoping to pick up enough Democratic votes to junk Presi- benefits. dark devices for airplanes. F-16s and has been equally re- hands on a captured Israeli last month of Ford's corn- dent Carter's proposed 150-per-person rebate and give Ameri- As a substitute for the Carter rebate, the House Republi- The Air Force has been re- luctant to run the risk of let- jet. See Carter, page 2 cans a permanent tax cut Instead. can Conference wants to permanently cut tax rates across the Several Democrats share the GOP's distaste for the re- board, targeting the reductions on middle- and upper-income bate, but there is no Indication that enough will switch votes families regardless of whether they itemize or use the stan- to kill the rebate and hand Carter a major defeat. A similar dard deduction. Republican effort was defeated last month, 258 to 148. Under the GOP plan, 67 per cent of the money would go to The vote on the Republican proposal is expected to be the those with incomes under $20,000; 11 per cent would go to per- Solution of city legal staff last preliminary question before the House was to decide late sons earning more than $30,000 a year. today on a tax cut aimed at stimulating the economy. House This would result in a $121 tax cut for a single person approval of the tax-cut package would send the measure to earning $10,000 a year; a $185 cut for a family of four earning the Senate, where the Finance Committee scheduled hearings $15,000, and a $250 cut for a four-member family earning on the plan today. $25,000. problems expected tonight The rebates for an estimated 200 million Americans- are Why a permanent tax cut instead of the rebates? the key element of Carter's tax-cut plan. - "Give somebody $90 and he'll spend It on something cost- By ANN BRENOFF At Friday's meeting, Mayor Carter also wants to raise the standard deduction, which ing $50 or maybe $100," reasons a House Republican aide. Cioffi proposed that Robert would mean a permanent tax cut averaging $105 for 45 million "But give him a permanent tax cut - something he can count LONG BRANCH - Despite' Mauro, who has served as couples or individuals. Some 88 per cent of the tax cut would on for a long time - and he'll buy a car or some other big its earlier objection the City city attorney for seven years, go to families or persons with incomes under $15,000. but the purchase that will really help the economy." Council is expected to ap- prove the contract of Richard be named as municipal judge Bonello as city attorney at to replace Judge Jacob Rand. tonight's council session. Judge Rand was named as at- City sources Indicate that torney for the Board of Edu- Mayor Henry R. Cloffi will cation last week. Library crowd limit upped propose Mr. Bonello as city In a surprise move, how- attorney and receive council's ever, Mr. Mauro declined the approval of his contract. The t nomination and expressed his council consent for the nomi- Intention to remain city at- ' after error in calculation nation is not necessary, al- torney. though a council majority In view of Mr. Mauro's dis- must sanction the attorney's interest in the judgeship, By CAROL JACOBSON the 13 uniformed policemen ance Sunday, Jan. 24. John H. Livingstone jr., li- from the county's Emergency Police said parfced-fars on brary dirfcTBrTWid if the contract. (which also carries a $28,000 SHREWSBURY - The Police Force at the. door. Sev- snow covered streets behind weather permits 300 cars can It is also expected that the decrease In pay), the council borough's fire marshal has in- eral other volunteer police the library that day were be parked at the library, us- mayor will name Eugene la- adopted a resolution stating it creased from 406 to 896.

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