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Spring _...FIRED_ ' forward By GREIG HENDERSON KUKT MONMOUTH — While most of the nation was tailing back, more than 300 runners were springing forward yesterday at Kort MonmouUi. r No, they were not pro- See Mary, page 11 testing the end of daylight- NOT AGAIN- Billy saving time, but celebrat- Martin was fired as man- ing the first annual Keg- aoer of the New York Yan- •ster/Hiverview Hospital 10 kees last night and re- Kilometer Kail Classic. placed by former Yankee The event, which bene- coach Dick Houser. For de- fited Kiverview Hospital. tails of the 'Not Again, also included a ihree • George' story, turn to Ojige . • U. ' "\ . The Daily VOL. 102 NO. 106 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1979 15 CENTS Kennedy moves step closer today WASHINGTON (API - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, eager want to gel going " contribution! and expenditures to the Federal Election Cum senators when they ran lor president * to "get going" with his campaign for the presidency, is Kennedy made il clear lie intends to declare for the 1980 mission, as well us to Ihe limitations on how much candidates After .lulin F Kennedy was elected president in 1960. he taking a major step toward challenging President Carter with Democratic presidential nomination before President can spend and accept in donations Mined his brother. Robert, attorney general The youngest of the formation of a campaign committee. Carter's scheduled announcement on Dec. 4. Contributions are limited to $1,000 from individuals the three Kdward. was elected to the Senate in 1962 Stephen Smith, the senator's brother-in-law, summoned Kennedy s candidacy got a boost over the weekend when Autonomous drall-Kennedy committees, which the sena- After President Kennedy's assassination in 1963. Roberl reporters to a former Cadillac automobile showroom about a Mayor Jam Byrne nf Chicago, after repeated hints she would tor disavowed as '.hey were lormed. were allowed to accept Kenned) continued serving for a short time as attorney mile from the White House for today's announcement of the support the president, let word out she will back Kennedy individual donalions of up to $5,000 general under President Lyndon H. Johnson. Then, in 1964. creation of the Kennedy for President committee. Thr mayor Bald a major factor in her decision was her Carters re-election committee Was formed last April rtoberttKennedy was elected to the Senate from New York Establishment of the committee, which makes Kennedy a judgment lhal Carter could not win rennmination or re- Lawyers lor that committee recently asked the FEC to lioberl Kennedy's presidential campaign in 1968 ended candidate in the eyes of federal election laws, is expected to electidn require thai money spent by the draft-Kennedy committees be when he was shol and killed in a Los Angeles hotel shortly be followed shortly by a formal declaration of candidacy by "1 told the presidenl 1 could support him until I thought he charged against Ihe total the senator is allowed to spend on his ' alter he won Ihe California Democratic primary. the Massachusetts senator could not win. ' she told reporters, i campaign lor the nomination Although olien mentioned since then as a likely presiden- "I'm-tired of screwing around with this." Kennedy told Formation ol the Kennedy campaign committee makes The senator! enlry into the race will make him the third lial candidate Kdward Kennedy did not enter the race in 1972 reporters Friday night on a flight across Massachusetts I him subject In federal laws requiring regular reports of nl the Kennedy brothers lo seek the presidency All three were <M IHTIi President's Vandalism bound for Highlands home damaged for 4th straight year By MARIE COCCO In addition lo the egg splatters. Compton found that, HIGHLANDS Halloween pranksters paid an early the vandals had entered her front porch and doused the New England visit lo the home of Madeline Compton this weekend, and carpeting with turpentine. confirmed the 7(1 year-old widow's deepest fears. II I had lit a match on my front porch, the whole WASHINGTON (API - President Carter is flying to New When she woke yesterday morning. Compton found the house would have gone up in flames." she said England, the political base of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, to house she has been living in for Ihe pasl 44 years painted Hut the vandals' forays on the Compton home are not address the Coalition of Northeast Governors on regional on one side and in front, with splatters dripped over limited U) Halloween mischief In the past four years. energy policy windows and the ground. Six of the 11 invited governors were expected to appear for "I was told they were going lo do more to my house / In- flood f/oblins...see pane three Carter's speech to about 250 people in a Providence, III this year than they did last yen Compton said, trying to hotel today. hold buck deep sobs "But it isn't even Halloween yet. and None of those attending is publicly committed to Kennedy. already tins has star ted. Compton said, she has been on the losing end ol a I> Mass.. the president's likely rival for the Democratic Compton said her home has been Ihe target ol vandals, seemingly unending battle with Ihe neighborhood youths presidential nomination. Most have not yet made their prefer- which she believes are neighborhood youths, for the past First, the windshield of her brand-new car was broken, ence known; one is a Republican. lour years then, it wassplaltered with eggs The president likely would encounter a demonstration "For the last four years. I've been living a life of \ few weeks ago. it was covered with thick, while against the high cost of home heating oil in Rhode Island, hell." she said 1 just can't count up the number of paini where he won the 1976 general election after losing the Ihings lhal have happened to me Windows in the car and in her home have been broken primary. Reamer sldll photo by c«rl Forlno Call Halloween night. Compton said, vandals threw repeatedly, Compton said About one month ago. the "People are going to freeze this winter and we want to HALLOWEEN BRINGS VANDALS — Mrs. dozens ol eggs a) the Iront porpa ol her home window of Ihe driver's side was shattered, and Compton know what is going to be done to prpvide fuel assistance for Madeline Compton, 25 Sea Drift Ave., tries to calm '"There was so much stuff Stuck all over the porch lhal said she spent $58 to replace it people who can't afford to keep warm." said John Burbank of herself after finding that Halloween pranksters I couldn t do anything to clean it I had tu have il re- And Compton said she has been harassed by, the Community Labor Organizing Committee. He said he struck her home earlv. The Compton home has been painted and pay $175 for the joh My insurance company anonymous phone calls, most recently two weeks ago. expected the demonstrators to total 250. Ihe target ol vandal attacks for the past four years. only paid me$7d.Qi lhal she said See Bad ones, page 3 The cost of home heating oil in New England has risen to almost $1 per gallon, double the price a year ago. After his speech to the governors' coalition, Carter was to be the guest of honor at a reception for about 500 business, labor and political leaders given by Rhode Island Gov. J. Admit president tvas assassinated Joseph Garrahy. a Democrat. Garrahy is one of the political fence-sitters in the presi- dential sweepstakes, according to his press secretary. Lor- raine Silberthaw Other governors attending are Ella T, Grasso of Connecti- South Koreans close ranks; U.S. helps cut: Edward J. King of Massachusetts; Richard Thornburgh of Pennsylvania; Hugh Carey of New York and Brendan Byrne of New Jersey. All are Democrats except Thornburgh, SEOUL. Souiii Korea • \l'i South Koreans closed ranks were no disturbances. mil ol favor with the president and feared he would be tired who is a Republican. against North Korea today, and the United States moved an Park's body was in a closed casket al the presidential ' He decided to do it that night alter he and the chief bod residence, the Blue House, and hundreds of thousands Some of the governors showed up Sunday night for an aircraft earner closer tu the Korean toast as Ihe government y guard, (ha ('hi-cliul. got into a heated argument during the admitted thai President Park Chung-hee was assassinated by gathered Bl public altars aCTon tin- country to burn incense ilinnci Chon said opening speech by Byrne, outgoing chairman of the coalition and mourn the dead leader His Funeral was lo be held who is considered a Carter supporter. Hie head ol the Korean < l.\ Cha was Park s constant companion, one ol his closest "fhe New Jersey governor said the average tamily in the Opposition leader Kim- Young-sani. a strong critic ol Saturday ..•.", " advisers and a longtime enemy ol the KCIA chief. Northeast spends $1,200 a year to run a car and more than Park's government, said the entire nation united in warning Park was shut Friday by the head "I the Korean Central The government denied that Kim was trying to lake uvei North Korea it "should by no means miscalculate this Intelligence Agency. Kim .lac kyu The government said at the government. Foreigaobservers said this was borne out by $1.100 a year to heat a home.
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