ibor leaders blast Bedell bill unable of wortnen'i compensation is •e Out bill sue as t weapon i i his quest K to 60 for control of the (tat* AFL- nit he is Thf workmen's com- pensation law has not been ov- in of the erhauled In New Jersey in 17 u« Labor, years, and its reform ii to* rotewoni. important to be impeded by any battle brewing In the AFL- Bedell laid d charged As a card-carrying mem the See Befell, page I Eageie Bedell The Daily Register VOL.102 NO. 30 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. JULY 31. 1979 ' 15CENTE Claim victim clinically dead
Bundy prayi before tentenclng Man who pulled plug on son Bundy sentenced to electric chair won't face murder charges By WILLIAM J. ZAORSK1 young man Lehrer said that his decision in the case should not be in coed murders FREEHOLD — A Morris County man who pulled the plug New Jersey law takes the position that death is determined regarded as a precedent. of his 33-year-old son's respirator at Bayshore Community by (he absence ol a heartbeat However, when a patient is on I do not wish to give the public the impression that I , MIAMI (AP) - Twice deadlocked between lifeand death, a Hospital, Holmdel, last Jan. 26 will not be prosecuted for life-support equipment, the heartbeat can be kept going as long condone the actions of the father, nor will I fall to prosecute Jury has voted to send smiling former law student Theodore K murder. Monmouth County Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer as the equipment is operating In the landmark Quinlan de- such matters In the future when a prosecution Is legally Bundy to Florida's electric chair for strangling two sorority said yesterday. cision, the Supreme Court in 1976 said that brain waves could be supportable, said Lehrer. sisters. Now a judge must decide whether to take the jury's Hospital officials had already determined that Anthony used in the determination of death. The prosecutor said that Anthony Weiss had been admitted advice. ' Weiss was clinically dead at the time of the incident, and Lehrer also said that the'Supreme Court, in the Quinlan to Bayshore Community Hospital Jan 22 after having suffered Judge Edward D. Cowart said he would announce today Lehrer s investigation confirmed that finding. That was a decision, established legal procedures for ending the use of life- a stroke whether Bundy is to live in prison or die in Old Sparky." the crucial factor in the prosecutor's decision not to proceed with a support equipment He said that the elder Weiss had been made On Jan 22. State Trooper Robert Crow observed a vehicle oak chair in the state's death chamber case against Fred Weiss Jr.. 62. of Boonton. the father of the aware of those procedures, but that he pulled the plug anyway. in which Anthony Weiss was riding traveling at a slow rate of Bundy seemed unconcerned "See you next trial, ' he said speed about 9 45 a.m. in the northbound lane of the Garden with a grin on the way out yesterday after the jury recom- State Parkway near Telegraph Hill mended his execution The trooper got out of his car. ran alongside the Weiss The jurors were out for just under two hours. On the first Gas plan vehicle and reached inside to Urn off the ignition. The trooper ballot, six jurors voted for Bundy to live, said juror Mary then radioed for the Lincroft First Aid Squad which transported Russo. Six voted for death Another vote produced atiother 6-6 Weiss to the hospital. tie. vote seen During his stay at the hospital. Weiss' condition seriously "Each time we voted secretly,' she said The third time deteriorated and after consultation with the medical specialists we came up with a majority ' Jurors would not say what the at the hospital, it was determined that use of life-sustaining final vote was. __^ ' as close medical machinery was necessary, said the prosecutor. Under Florida's two-stage trial system in capital cases, a After the patient was placed on the life-support equipment, unanimous jury vote is required for a conviction But only a WASHINGTON (API - his condition continued to deteriorate to a point at which he was simple majority is needed for the jury's non-binding recom- Congressional leaders, hopeful determined to be "clinically dead" by the hospital medical mendation on a penalty. of putting a standby gas ra- staff, said Lehrer. Cowart gave no hint whether he would accept the jury tioning proposal on President * Medical authorities may only clinically diagnose death. recommendation. He has sentenced three people to death, once Carter's desk by tonight, are See Pulled plug, page I overriding a jury that recommended life in prison. working hard to reverse a Florida electrocuted convicted murderer John A. House vote they claim serious- Spenkelink on May 25. the first time in 12 years an inmate in an ly weakened the bill. . American prison was executed unwillingly. However, today's sched- New Jersey expected Bundy seemed without emotion when the jury's recommen- uled floor vote on rationing dation was read As he had when he was convicted six days was expected to be close - far earlier, he remained serene, chewing idly on a mint and closer than Democratic lead- to be hit by slump scribbling notes on a yellow pad. ers were predicting a week Then he rose — but only to speak in calm tones He wanted ago. ' TRENTON (AP) - New The council also urged the to make sure his family could visit him in jail. Cowart said they The standby rationing bill Jersey won't escape unscathed state to accelerate Its efforts could. is the first piece of the presi- from a projected nationwide to promote foreign Investment Prosecutor Larry Simpson reminded jurors of Lisa Levy, dent s new energy plan to economic slump, but the blow in New Jersey, particularly 20. and Margaret Bowman. 21. who were battered, choked, and emerge for congressional floor won't be as bad as the re- now that the state's wage rate bitten in the Chi Omega sorority house in Tallahassee Three debate cession of 1974-75, the state's is below the national average. other young women were beaten the same morning around the House Speaker Thomas P. top economic advisers said Council Chairman Joseph Florida State University campus. O'Neill said he thought there yesterday. Seneca, a Rutgers University Bundy wouldn't let his lawyers introduce results of his last were enough votes to pass the The Governor's Economic economics professor, said psychiatric test, but public defender Margaret Good tried to measure in a form Carter can Policy Council said New Jer- New Jersey has enjoyed sever- depict a client with a troubled mind. accept - without a Re- sey will experience a "mild" al "very good" years of eco- • "The crimes were the product of delusion, disorder and publican-sponsored amend- recession over the next 12 nomic recovery, with more compulsion." she said ment adopted last Wednesday months, with the • unemploy- than 300,000 new Jobs created She argued that the victims had not suffered. "They were that limits the President's ment rate expected to rise to 8 since the depths of the 1974-75 sleeping." she said. They felt no pain ' flexibility percent from the current 6.8 recession. Later, she noted the defense has until Aug. 10 to file a "I think we can get the percent. . The unemployment rate, motion for a new trial and said "We will file it before that votes to knock that out." "As goes the nation so goes meantime, has gone from a time." O'Neill said in an interview. New Jersey, but we expect recession high of 10.4 percent Bundy has other dates in court. Bui the speaker also said he's now that the recession will be to the current 6.8 percent, Sen- He is due for trial in September on a charge of murdering no longer so sure of his vote- very mild," council member eca said. 12-year-old Kimberly Leach, of Lake City. Fla.. on Feb. 9.1978 predicting prowess as a result William C. Freund, chief econ- With the projected econom- He is charged in Colorado with the 1975 slaying of Dearborn. (il last week s setback, which omist with the New York ic downturn, however, un- Mich., nurse Caryn Campbell He is still under a 15-year Utah he conceded caught him by Stock Exchange, told a news employment is expected to prison sentence for the 1974 kidnapping of 17 year-old Carol surprise conference. rise by 1.2 percent to 8 percent DaRonch. A number of members re- The three-member council by next year, well above the The FBI said in early 1978 that Bundy was sought for main reluctant to relinquish to said the impact of the re- anticipated 6 8 percent jobless questioning in three dozen murders of young women. He was the President the right to de- cession could be softened if the rate for the nation as a whole, not charged except for the Utah. Colorado and Florida cases cide how ration coupons state boosted spending for he said. should be distributed. O'Neill public building projects, ap- Seneca said an increase of 1 said. "There are certain propriated unspent bond issue percent in the state's un- In Red Bank members out there who are money and encouraged a employment rate places about opposed to what they see as speedup of new construction 30,000 people on the jobless yielding their power in Atlantic City. rolls. However. O'Neill said the Freight derailed President must be given the authority to write a standby rationing plan without detail- Caroline with her parent*. Inset shows the charged Jamet Tucker The Inside Story by-detail interference from on Chestnut Street Congress, or such a plan would I III KKATHER never get off the ground RED BANK - A southbound Conrail freight train derailed The rationing bill was Little Caroline's home Partly cloudy today, tonight and tomorrow. Sbowen scant yards from its destination last night, injuring no one and abruptly withdrawn by O'Neill due tomorrow aftenooa or evening. High today In delaying a Conrail commuter train briefly. last Wednesday after the low Mi. Complete report page 3. The freight train, bound for the Westsidc freight yard from House unexpectedly approved. Rivera traded to Rangeri II the Lily Division Of Owens-Illinois. Hazlet. hopped the tracks by a 232-187 vote, an amend- and back on a holiday Heated inbject by Ellen Goodman II at the Chestnut Street grossing at 7.21 p.m. Three of the train s ment by Rep. Benjamin A . Dr. Joyce Brotberi II eight cars buried their wheels in the dirt between the twin track Oilman. R-N.Y.. giving Con- DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (API - As her voice cracking and her eyes red from pairs. gress the right to veto any gas tears streamed from her parents' eyes, crying, who along with her husband Rus- Southbound commuter train number 3329. scheduled to rationing plan in advance. little Caroline Thompson hugged a play- scy was flown by chartered jet to Myrtle Bridge advice 17 DAILV REGISTER arrive here at 8:12 p.m.. was delayed approximately 10 minutes mate and smiled at reporters after her Beach where they were reunited with their Builoeii 7 PHONE NUMBERS This would mean Congress Clanlfled 14-16 Main Oilier 542-4MI would have two opportunities rescue from the teen-ager who allegedly daughter and met some neighbors who had abducted her from a hotel parking lot been vacationing there "She wanted to Comlci 17 Toll fire* „ J7I-MM See picture page 2 _ to block rationing — first yben Cronword puiile 17 the president proposed a plan, The blue-eyed, blond 5-year-old clung to have her picture in the newspaper a while Toll Free sMKIM Editorial! I and then if he tried to put it her father as she left the Myrtle Beach. back but we didn't know it would be like Classified Depl S4M7M Into effect. B.C.. police station where she had this ' EalerUlnmeat II Circulation Depl 542-4MJ by the mishap. No other commuter traffic was affected. LUeityle 11-11 The derailment was the second in three days in the general munched contentedly on a hot dog and James Keith Tucker, an 18-year-old Sports Depl S42-4M4 It scuttled the bill." Make A Dale II area. According to Lester Whitfield, Red Bank trainmaster, a asked for a chocolate milkshake following High Point. N.C. man whom officials said Mlddlrlown Bureau ...171-2251 O'Neill said yesterday Obituaries 4 freighter derailed at the Westside yard Saturday for a brief the ordeal that ended in that resort city was on parole for an earlier auto theft Freehold Bureaa.. ...431-2192 Monday conviction, was arrested Monday evening Sporti lUl,a Long Branch Bureau 222 Nil period. Televiilon II Malrhouse Dureau MJ-2J2 J3S8 According to Conrail workers on the scene, one of the cars Summer Clearance "She's fine. " said Rachel Thompson, See Caroline, page 2 25% off all summer merchan- involved, an empty brown boxcar, was the same car which had Pay 1-4-12 Mo'iths la Advance Try It-You'llUkeIt been involved in the previous derailment. dise Paula Saker Outlet Store. for The Register and SAVE. Increase your profits with a "This is nonetheless an infrequent occurrence," Whitfield Rt 334 HowellRd. Freehold. Well, Molly'i Bulled Out. R«le O'Grady'i DowaiUln Ttnton Fall! In Use VISA. Matter Charge Daily Register Front Page said. "This is not usual. In fact, this is the first one In recent 780-3100. Wed. through Sat.. Cocktails and dinner on the Tuei. Crossroads. Wed. Joe Freeman, guitar It vocal, checks, ca«h. Call Circulation, Reader Reserve one by call- mtm0Iy 10-5 p.m. Veranda. ing 542-1700 today. •" See Train, page I Evanrude Struts. Wed thru Sun 542-6068. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JULY 31,1979 Kissinger talks today NATION - on SALT
Consumers cautioned about Darvon Baker backed in White House bid WASHINGTON (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP) - Leaflets are being distributed Former Secretary of State WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen Howard H. Baker Jr of to warn consumers that the painkiller Darvon can cause Henry A. Kissinger, who was Tnnessee is gearing up to devote the month-long August illness or death when used with alcohol or other drugs involved in setting up the ne- congressional recess to intensive campaigning for the 1980 The fliers also warn against excessive doses ol Darvon, 1 gotiations that led to two arms Republican presidential nomination the third most widely prescribed drug in the United States limitation treaties with the So- The Senate GOP leader, who hasn't yet made a formal The Food and Drug Administration announced Monday viet Union, is giving the Sen- announcement of candidacy, has lined up campaign ap- that Eli Lilly and Co , which makes more than N percent of ate his view of the latest pearances in some two dozen states during the recess 1 agreement reached by his suc- the Darvon and related compounds sold in the United Baker will be hitting the road with the endorsement of States is making the leaflets available through pharma- cessors Sen John Chafee of Rhode Island. cists on a voluntary basis Kissinger's testimony to- Chafee. a liberal Republican who differs markedly Companies selling Darvon like medications under the day before the Senate Foreign from Baker on the SALT treaty, was holding a news generic name of propoxyphene are being required to take Relations Committee has been conference today to announce his support for the minority similar action. awaited eagerly because of the leader 1 Darvon and related compounds can be addictive and influence he continues to have can lead to accidental death The substances are second on foreign policy questions. only to barbiturates ampng prescription drugs associated Nuclear plant dumped untested water He was expected to discuss with suicides the SALT II pact, not only in HARRISBURG, Pa I API - Almost four days passed terms of its specific pro- Iran's cancelled arms may cost U.S. before state officials were told that 4,000 gallons of watei was visions, but in the conteit of WASHINGTON (API -Congressional bookkeepers say discharged from the Three Mile Island nuclear powei plant US-Soviet relations and the the Peniagun may have to shell out as much as $177 million without being checked for radioactive Strontium HO, officials roles the superpowers play in for losses incurred by private contractors because Iran say. the world. The dumping was halted when a federal Nuclear Regu- canceled military equipment orders. Sen Bob Dole. R-Kan . one latory Commission inspector realized the necessary tests The Pentagon had no comment on the report released of several senators who have hadn't been done yesterday by the General Accounting Office. discussed SALT over repeated However, the report itself noted that the Defense Samples of the water, which was dumped into the Sus- breakfasts with Kissinger, Department is trying to avoid a loss on the Iran contracts, quehanna River Thursday, are now being analyzed. NRC predicted the former secre- spokesman Karl Abraham said yesterday. [ partially by selling the weapons to new customers In that tary of state's views "will be The water was from the cooling system of the plant's Unit 1 event, any losses could be reduced substantially. Freight off track* in Red Bank. (Dave Kingdon photo) decisive to moderates with se- In reaching the $177 million figure of potential liability, reactor, not the Unit 2 reactor that was damaged and released rious concerns about the trea- the GAO said that would be the total termination cost if all radioactivity when its cooling system malfunctioned March 28 ty as it stands now and the "I wasn't told about it until this morning," Thomas work on major contracts had been halted as soon as Iran approach our foreign policy Gerusky. head of the state Bureau of Radiological health, said canceled the contracts and the materials could not be sold now takes ' yesterday "We don't have the manpower to be down there on a Train Pulled plug elsewhere daily basis There are some things we don't always hear As the chief foreign policy In I.II i the Pentagon has already received con- iContinuedi i Continued > about ' adviser to former presidents gressional approval to buy some of the goods itself and is The three cars •involved Only a court may pronounce a patient legally dead in cases Richard Nixon and Gerald trying to find new buyers for the rest Both Gerusky and Abraham said no problems are antici- were empty, according lo involving life-support equipment Ford. Kissinger played a key pated from the water discharge from Unit 1. which is not in use Whitfield. Four of the remain- The prosecutor said an investigation by his office after the role in the negotiations that GAO doubts safety of auto air bags but requires cooling water during maintenance It had been ing five were loaded with pa incident revealed that the patient had had open-heart surgery 14 led to the SALT I agreement shut down for refueling when its sister reactor created the WASHINGTON 1AP1 - The Transportation Depart- per cups, to the best of his years ago and that he was due to return to the hospital and the continuation of talks nation's worst civilian nuclear accident, and has not been Fred Weiss was told about his sons condition at about 5 ment is being urged to order new tests to determine the knowledge, he said thai resulted in SALT II. restarted. am Jan 26 and was told of the legal procedures necessary to safely of automobile safety air bags The cars, two boxcars and Later this week. Kissinger disconnect the equipment, said Lehrer The plug was pulled The General Accounting Office called on the transpor- a covered hopper, were re- will testify on the pact before sometime before 7 am that same day. he said. . tation department to have new tests run on the air bags, moved by Conrail's crane car. the Senaie Armed Services Mechanic testifies on DC-10 care Dr. Stanley Becker, cqunty medical examiner, determined which are one of several types of passive restraint systems dispatched from' Newark, at Committee the cause of death to be a stroke due to blockage of the arteries being studied as a possible requirement in future cars ROSEMONT. 111. i APi - American Airlines mechan- 11:30 last night. The cars in On Monday. Secretary of caused by a blood clot Becker also concluded that a contribut- The GAO. in a report released yesterday, said motor- ics routinely sidestepped company maintenance pro- front and behind the derailed State Cyrus R. Vance told that ing factor was the open-heart surgery the patient had 14 years cedures because they could not be followed to the letter, ones were removed by a committee he has regularly ists mil silting in a correct position in their cars may be in ago. danger when the air bags inflate according to one mechanic testifying at a hearing on the locomotive from the Westside consulted with Kissinger on yard • Since the Quinlan decision by the New Jersey Supreme Questions also remain about the health and safety risks nation's worst air disaster. the agreement. Court, hospitals have been very careful to establish procedures Tulsabased mechanic William R. Robinson appeared Signals and switching de- I have kept him informed ol using the chemical sodium azlde to inflate the bags, said for terminating life support systems. Lehrer said. "While the the GAO. Congress' investigative arm yesterday on the first day of hearings before a National vices were demolished when fully." said Vance. Transportation Safety Board panel investigating the May the wheels touched ground, treating doctor v.as of the opinion that the patient was clinical- ly dead, he was bound by hospital rules and regulations that The secretary of state tried Carter endorsed by six unions 25 crash of a DC-10 airliner at Chicago's O'Hare Interna- disrupting normal freight ser- to assure senators of the ad- tional Airport All 271 persons aboard the plane and two vice Freight trains scheduled required a hearing by a committee, before the medical machin- WASHINGTON (API - The endorsement a coalition of ministration's determination persons on the ground were killed to move on the line last night ery could be turned off labor leaders is giving President Carter for re-election in 1980 to increase defense spending were directed by radio contact This procedure was explained to the father of the patient may prove short lived if Sen Edward M Kennedy enters the by 3 percent a year above the or did not move at all Normal by the treating doctor." Lehrer added. Even though legal race Robinson, who worked on the doomed DC-10 during its inflation rate. freight service is expected to procedures to terminate the life support systems were already last maintenance check at a Tulsa. Okla.. facility in That is the size of the boost Officials of six major unions yesterday announced the return to the line within a explained to the father of the patient by the doctor, the father March, said he and other mechanics did not follow exactly in arms outlays the adminis- formation ol a Labor for Carter-Mondale Committee, but then few days. " according to Whit- disconnected the respirator while alone with his son. " the sequence of steps in a work order Issued by American tration has committed Itself to ducked questions about what they would do If the Massachu- field ' The prosecutor said that a thorough investigation by his setts senator made-a bid for the Democratic presidential That order outlined the procedure for removing the engine in speaking with NATO allies. The Chestnut Street cross- office headed by county Investigator Albert Wuestefeld "in- nomination. One labor leader, who asked not to be identified, from the pylon, which is attached to the wing. Meanwhile. Sen. Harry F. ing, closed by the derailment, dicates that the Bayshore Community Hospital and Its staff said that a Kennedy candidacy would cause the group to He said the company's directive for removing the Byrd Jr.. Ind.-Va.. declaring was expected to be reopened handled this matter in a proper manner and In accordance with reassess the Carter endorsement engine and the pylon could not be followed step by step. He his opposition to the treaty, at 4 o'clock this morning. the judicial standards set forth in the Quinlan decision ' Members of the coalition include the United Food and said he performed the tasks out of order without telling his said he believes it would give This morning's commuter The investigation conducted by the prosecutor's office ( iimmercial Workers, the Communications Workers of Ameri- supervisor the Soviet Union strategic su- traffic was not expected to be determined that Anthony Weiss was in fact legally dead prior ca, the International Ladles Garment Workers, the Michael Marx, an NTSB meuls expert, said the meth- periority Byrd is a member of allected to his father disconnecting the respirator " Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers, the Brotherhood od of removing the engine and pylon described by Robinson the Armed Services Commit- Conrail officials are conti- State law not only prohibits the taking of a human life, it ut Railway and Airline Clerks, and the Seafarers. The six caused a crack in the suport structure. Such a crack caused tee nuing their investigation into also bars attempts at homicide. unions have a combined membership of approximately 3 mil- the port engine of the DC-10 that crashed at Chicago to fall Also on Monday, the Senate away on takeoff the cause of the accident Lehrer said that his determination was based upon the lion expert opinions of the treating physicians and the medical Budget Committee voted to examiner authorize a $13.4 billion in- crease in defense spending While one can only feel sorrow for the family of Anthony over the three years from 1982 Weiss, in the circumstances of this matter, we would have been State briefs through 1984. compelled to prosecute the father for homicide, had a de- termination been made that Anthony Weiss was not legally Sen. Pete Domenici, R- dead at the time the life support systems were disconnected," N.M.. who offered the pro- Route 36 repairs completed Recession may slow repayment Magruder to lead church prayers Lehrer said posal, said it was designed to assure deployment of five ma- HARDING TOWNSHIP (API - A Presbyterian The father proceeded at his own risk and could have TRENTON (API — Worsening economic con- jor strategic weapons systems Register Stalehouit Bureau congregation in northern New Jersey will be led in placed himself in serious jeopardy as a result of what he had ditions may hamper the state's efforts to pay off a — the MX missile, air- TRENTON - Assemblyman Waller J Kozloski. prayer this fall by convicted Watergate conspirator done, said Lehrer "I have decided that criminal prosecution $735 million debt in the unemployment compensa- launched cruise missiles, the D-Monmouth, announced that resurfacing of de- Jeb Stuart Magruder, officials said is not possible in this case because Anthony Weiss was legally tion fund, according to state Labor and Industry cruise missile carrier, Trident teriorated areas of Route 36 in Atlantic Highlands Magruder. 44. will serve as one of three assis- dead when the respirator was disconnected." ^Commissioner John Horn missiles and Trident-carrying has been completed by the state Department of tant seminarians at the First Presbyterian Church' The prosecutor said that the state Supreme Court has Horn said New Jersey ran up the debt during submarines. Transportation of New Vernon beginning in September, said Rev carefully laid down appropriate guidelines for the handling of the depths of the 1974-75 recession and still owes I personally inspected the areas of Highway 36 George E. Chorba. pastor. The former Nixon aide is situations where life support systems might be terminated. Domenici said his proposal 1 almost $695 million to the federal government. between First and Sears Avenue. ' Kozloski said. studying in the master of divinity program at "Unless these guidelines are strictly followed, there are "is not my effort to get addi- Federal officials have warned that unless a It was immediately apparent that a deplorable Princeton Theological Seminary. potential dangers that might result in criminal prosecution," tional strategic money so substantial payment is made on the outstanding condition existed justifying the complaints made by One of the first casualties of the Nixon adminis- said Lehrer. SALT will get my support." debt, the state may be charged interest in 1981. the citizens, mayor and council and police depart- tration scandal. Magruder pleaded guilty to con- If the procedures of the Supreme Court are strictly Rather, he said, "It Is a rec- Horn said. He said that $40 million was repaid to ment of Atlantic Highlands. spiracy to obstructing justice, perjury and directing followed, no such danger exists I therefore implore the public ognition of what probably is the federal government last year, and the state Kozloski said he contacted the commissioner of the wiretapping of Democratic National Head- to leave such decisions in the hands of competent medical going to happen if SALT II is hopes to pay another $41 million this year. transportation, who promised that the Atlantic quarters in Washington's Watergate complex. experts as envisioned by the Supreme Court and not to take approved." Highlands areas of Route 36 would be placed on the The Governor's Economic Policy Council has matters, such as this, involving life and death decisions, into department s priority list for road resurfacing this predicted that the state's unemployment rate will Today is open day for gas their own hands, he said A growing number of sena- rise to 8 percent from the current 6.8 percent over tors have been pressing the past spring The delay was because of budgetary I i'li11•! said the investigation by his office took a substantial the next 12 months because of a nationwide eco- NEWARK I API-Today is an open day under administration to commit allocations. Kozloski said. period of time, that much research went into the decision and nomic downturn. A 1 percent increase in the the state's odd-even gas plan and all motorists itself to increased defense that there was a lot of "soul searching" before the decision state's unemployment rate places an estimated can buy gas regardless of their license plate spending Many are following was mule Cascaes named campaign head 30.000 people on the jobless rolls, the council said. numbers. the position taken by the Joint Energy Commissioner Joel Jacobson says the Register Statehouse Bureau Had tests not indicated that Weiss was already clinically Chiefs of Staff, who said the state set aside the 31st of the month as an open TRENTON — Assemblywoman Marie S. dead, the father would have stood trial for murder, he said. treaty would be a useful step if day so odd-numbered vehicles would not be able Muhlef. R-Monmouth. and her running-mate. John Anthony Weiss had resided in Chatham and at First Avenue the nation is willing to spend Physician indicted on drug charges to buy gas on two consecutive days. O. Bennett, yesterday announced the selection of in Sea Girt. He was employed by his father, who operates two the additional money neces- TRENTON I API — A Camden County physician New federal pricing regulation will take effect Romeo Cascaes as campaign manager for their 1979 machine shops in Newark He had been separated from his sary to maintain military bal- was indicted Monday on charges of illegally dis- tomorrow, setting the maximum legal price for Assembly bid in the nth Assembly District. wife. Sheila, who also resides in Sea Girt. ance with the Soviet Union. pensing amphetamines and depressants over at gasoline by adding a standard 15.4 cents per John and I are very pleased that Romeo has least a four-year period. gallon dealer mark-up agreed to serve as our campaign manager." Muhler Elvin E. Walker. 66. of Clementon was charged Dealers must post the legal selling prices and said "For years he has served the people of with 13 counts of unlawful distribution of controlled how it was reached, on either the face of the pump Freehold Township with vigor and insight, and I am dangerous substances beginning as early as 1975. He or some other conspicuous place. If a retailer sure the added dignity and energy that Romeo Caroline home safely faces a maximum of five years imprisonment and a fails to post the price, he is subject to a penalty of brings with him to this campaign will play a large $15,000 fine for each count a five cent reduction in mark-up for 30 days. i Continued I The Dunwoody, Ga., family's two-day role in Johns and my eventual victory in Novem- State Criminal Justice Director Edwin H. Slier and charged with kidnapping and car theft. ordeal ended when Donald and Edith ber." said Walker was charged with improper distribu- Court upsets home-sharing ban Tucker was to be arraigned in Florence, Howell of Goldsboro, N.C., told FBI agents Formerly the mayor of Freehold Township, tion of several varieties of stimulants and depress- S.C., today before a U.S. magistrate. they noticed a man and Caroline as they Cascaes served as a township committeemenan ants. TRENTON (AP) — It is unconstitutional to FBI Special Agent David Brumble of checked into a Myrtle Beach motel Sun- from 1972 through 1976 and is currently township Slier said that evidence was gathered through ban groups of unrelated persons from living to- Jacksonville. Fla.. said before the rescue day. clerk He is the president of Designed Data Ser- former patients of the physician and state under- gether in a single-family house solely because that authorities believed the man only But it wasn't until the couple saw pic- vices cover agents who were given prescriptions for the they are not linked by blood or marriage, the New meant to steal the car, and did not plan to tures of a suspect and Caroline on tele- drugs without a valid medical reason. Jersey Supreme Court has ruled. abduct the girl. vision Monday that they realized she was Ramada to present casino plan In a 5-2 decision Monday, the court overturned The Thompsons returned to Daytona the missing girl. a Plainfield ordinance which banned more than Beach several hours after Caroline was The Howells quickly notified police, ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Ramada Inns, whose Parolee says he's killed 21 four unrelated persons from living in the same found and were whisked by police to the who spotted a man driving the Thompsons' first plan for a casino hotel was rejected by state household. Holiday Inn where the incident began Sat- late model Oldsmobile station wagon near TRENTON (AP) — A New Jersey man who officials, will submit a second design for a $130 The decision was sharply criticized in a dissen- urday — hoping finally to begin their vaca- the motel. claims to have killed 21 people since his parole million. 530-room casino hotel on the Boardwalk ting opinion as serious threat to family life and tion. t » The car zoomed away, officials said. here. from Trenton State Prison last year has a back- single-family homeowners. The parents had remained at the hotel One patrolman took two shots at the tires, ground of crime, mental illness and attempted The new plan, to be outlined at Wednesday's The court said a Plainfield ordinance which in Daytona Beach until word came that police said, but failed to stop the car. The meeting of the New Jersey Casino Control Com- suicide, state officials said. sought to preserve the "family character" of their daughter was safe. high-speed chase through Myrtle Beach . mission, includes the demolition of the entire Joseph James Fischer, 50. is being held in' neighborhoods was too strict. At a motel press conference on their ended seven miles later, when Patrolman Dutchess County (N.Y.I Jail on a second-degree Diplomat Motel, and all but some of the structural "Given the availability of less restrictive return, Mrs. Thompson said she was David Smith used his cruiser to block the steel of the Ambassador Hotel. The Ambassador, murder charge. He turned himself in to New York alternatives, such regulations are insufficiently thankful that the abductor took care of her speeding station wagon. vacant for 12 years, was once known as the City police Friday, telling them he had killed his related to the perceived social ills which they are child. The little girl and the family's two dogs •Monarch of the Boardwalk " wife. State Police found the body of Claudine intended to ameliorate," said the majority opin- "He didn't hurt her in any way and were safe in the back of the car. The commission on May 8 rejected Ramada's Eggers, 78, in her Wassaic. N.Y., home. She had ion by Justice Morris Pashman. tried to comfort her by telling her that he first proposal for an $80 million renovation of the died of multiple stab wounds. Municipalities could still preserve family- was taking her to her mother and daddy at As they left Myrtle Beach late Monday Ambassador on the grounds that it now strongly New Jersey Department of Corrections style -settings and prevent overcrowding by re- home," she said. for a flight back to Daytona Beach, Mrs. favors new casino hotel construction over renova- spokesman James Stabile said the New Jersey quiring "single housekeeping units" or a set Asked how Caroline reacted when she Thompson thanked reporters for issuing tion unless a building has some historical, architec- Parole Board had declared Fischer missing on amount of floor space for each resident, he said. saw her parents again, she said: "She was their pleas to the kidnapper. July 10, 1)7S, less than two weeks after he was tural or cultural significance, The Rev. Dennis Baker, a Presbyterian min- just as normal as ever and is just begin- released from prison in the care of a cousin in "No words I can ever utter can ex- The commission ruled In May that the Am- ister, challenged Plainfield's zoning ordinance in ning to understand that many people have press our appreciation for everything you Verona. bassador is of no particular significance and the a bid lo allow a woman and her three children to been looking for her." did to let it be known how we were looking Fischer had been serving a life term for the, only reason for keeping it is that it is structurally live in his house with his wife and three daughters Caroline, cradled in her father's arms, for her and how much we needed her 1953 murder and robbery of a 16-year-old Belle- sound. He said Ramada's plan would have hindered in 1976. appeared sleepy and said nothing. back;" she said. traffic and couldn't provide anything not possible in ville boy who was bludgeoned him to death with a a new structure.. stone in Branch Brook Park. See State briefi, page 8 SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, JULY 31. 1979 The D*iiy Register 3
ments for the degree. the human rights job last ceive LaSalle College's LOS ANGELES (API - Mrs Schultz. a widow the French criminal world, One of the first casualties fall, said Fire Chief Robert President's Medal for his Actress Firrih Fiwcett- who had been swindled oui apparently has struck again of the Nixon administration Keating was "very contributions to the Ameri- IMiJors, former star of of her $5,000 life savings in — to the tune of (1.5 million scandal, Magruder pleaded positive" about having Miss can theater "Charlie's Angels." and ac- 1973. said she was living on Henri Lelievre. an 62- guilty to conspiracy to ob- Eaton as the city's first The presentation will tor Ue Mijon of the "Six about (230 a month in pen year-old real estate million- structing justice, perjury female firefighter. come Thursday as Berstein Million Dollar Man" have sions when she took a ham aire who was kidnapped and and directing the wire- She testified Monday in conducts the Philadelphia agreed to a trial separation sausages and butter on July held for 39 days for the six tapping of Democratic Na- the first session of a sex Orchestra at the college's after six years of marriage 24 because she was despei million franc ransom, told tional Headquarters in discrimination hearing for Mann Music Center. The separation was ate and hungry reporters Monday he was Washington's Watergate Miss Eaton, 26, who drew A past recipient of the brought on by the stress of Night Magistrate Mary certain one of his two cap- complex nationwide attention in Jan- medal was Eugene Orman- two separate acting careers, Elizabeth Ladd refused to tors was Mesrine. France's The former While House uary when she defied her dy, music director of the said Jay Bernstein, their release Mrs Schultz on her public enemy No. 1 HARDING TOWNSHIP superiors to nurse her son, Philadelphia Orchestra. own recognizance and set a deputy director of com- manager He said they Lelievre. who was re- (AP) - Jeb Stuart Mi Ian, during "personal time" ••• (400 bond that Mrs lehuttl munications was sentenced hoped to reconcile Ifased Saturday night after gnder, the convicted Water- on her 24 hour shift at the BENSON ROYAL AIR was unable to pay ,to a term of 10 months to It is the first marriage his son eluded police to gate conspirator who served Iowa City fire station. FORCE BASE, England four years and was released for the 32 year-old actress Mrs Schultz was IT make the payoff, said he was seven months in prison, will She was twice suspended I API - Prim* Charles, 30- leased from jail the neu in January 1975 after serving and the second for Majors. in pood health after the or- help conduct Sunday ser- and threatened with dis- year-old heir to the British morning after being run seven months at Lewisburg 39 . deal vices in a northern New Jer- federal penitentiary in missal before filing a sex throne, donned a leather fined for about 24 hours on ••• sey church Pennsylvania. discrimination complaint helmet, silk scarf, goggles theft charges She is now Magruder, 44, is in the with the Iowa Civil Rights and fur-lined flying gear to SAN ANTONIO. Texas resting comfortably" in a AMERICUS. Ua (APl- ••• * 1 second year of a master of IOWA CITY, Iowa IAPI Commission take the controls of a vin- I API — As money began local hospital, when shv Kighty year-old Lillian divinity program at Prince- — Male firefighters viewed An expert on breastfeed- tage Tiger Moth biplane pouring in from around the was admitted Friday for ex Carter continues to ex- ton Theological Seminary. Linda Elton "as sort of a ing was to testify today. The adventurous prince, Jeb Staart Ma|rader country. San Antonio of- haustion brought on by her perience "moderate pain" Beginning in September, he eldest son of Queen Eliz- ficials tried to find out why sudden celebrity status Irum what is believed to be novelty" when she joined • •• doing aerobatic rolls for will serve as assistant semi- their ranks in 1977, says abeth II. flung the 45-year- more than an hour He said 91-year-old Mittle Schulli bursitis in her left shoulder, narian at the First Presby- former city human rights di- PHILADELPHIA (AP) old wood and canvas Tiger the flight gave him a chanct was jailed overnight after PAKIS {API - Jacques but the president's mother is terian Church of New Ver- rector Candy Morgan. — Composer and conductor Moth around the sky yesier to fulfill a boyhood ambi- being arrested for stealing Mesrine, a handsome, flam improving steadily, her doc- non as part of the require- But Ms. Morgan, who left Leonard Bernstein will re- day, looping the loop and tion (15 worth of food. ' noyanl and violent star tri tor said yesterday School board OK's pay hikesPresident Egypt delays decision will fly CAIRO. Egypt iAPi - Ghali. who met with I' N compliance with the treaty retary Prudence Marino, (878; Board member Brenner study the school's energy con- Egypt delayed acceptance of Undersecretary Genera I But the force will begin ABERDEEN- The Secretary to Assistant Super- said the bonuses were granted sumption. the U.S. invitation for a Wash- Brian Urquharl to discuss dr withdrawing soon because its Matawan-Aberdeen Regional intendent Laura Halliday, special because the adminis According to Super- out again ington meeting with Israel to tails of the withdrawal "I the mandate from the Security School Board unanimously ap- (640. trators had provided, "special intendent of Maintenance settle the makeup of a new peacekeeping force, suggested Council expired July 24 and the proved last night salary in- Director of Elementary service to the districts ' Michael Eovino. a computer WASHINGTON IAPi - Sinai peacekeeping force but the decision on the US Invita Soviet Union said it would veto creases for 10 school adminis- Education John Palsha was In other action, the board will analyze the survey's re- President Carter, rejecting was expected lo agree even- lion might be postponed until iiny attempt to extend it. trators at a cost of approx- not listed as having recieved approved the creation of a new sults and then determine an complaints from a small mi- tually to a meeting in about after the next round of Paleitl imately (18,000 to the tax- an increase in salary for position, that of the Director effective energy saving plan nority that he curb his travels two weeks nian autonomy talks in lsi.nl The United States and the payers. 19791980. Last year's school of Adult Education Program, which the school could imple- to save energy, is flying to "We are not sure of the next week Soviet Union then came up ment The Board granted pay administrators' salaries were to be filled by September Kentucky for a town meet- utility of such a meeting. A trip to the United with a proposal to replace the hikes to Deputy Super- not listed on the agenda and Dr. Kenneth Hall, school Eovino said that once the ing" with citizens. Deputy Foreign Minister States would be MvMoMd UN Emergency Force with intendent Dario Valcarcel, one person from the public superintendent, said the state plans for implementing the Carter's early evening Butros Ghali told reporters only on our return from Is about 400 UN truce observers Jr., (4,000; Board Secretary was irked that he could not will pay an undetermined por- energy saving program are de- question-and-answer session yesterday. He said Egypt ac- rael ' Ghall said. who would be responsible to the U.N secretary general and Business Administrator compare the two years' tion of the ( 20.000-salary to be veloped, the school board will at Bardstown. Ky . will be his cepted the US-Soviet pro- Slate Department spokes- Edward Scullion, (2,288. Dis- salaries. granted the new Director of have to apply for state funds to lirst since the Camp David posal lo replace the UN rather than the Security Coun- man Hodding Carter alsn told cil Israel objected that they trict Vocational Director " I think last year's Adult Education Program put it into effect. domestic summit that he peacekeeping force in Sinai reporters in Washington the Michael Klavon, (2,400; salaries should have been At last week's school board In other business, the board says brought him a record with unarmed UN. truce ob- would be inadequate for the Washington talks probaliK job and could be withdrawn Budget Director Bernard listed on the agenda," said meeting, board Secretary Ed- considered a transportation 39.000 unsolicited telegrams servers and the problem" wouldn t begin until after Ihe O'Brien, (1,900, and District Richard Frazer, Aberdeen, "I ward Scullion said he expects policy change by which the Su- and letters of reaction lay with Israel without explicit U.S. or Israeli autonomy talks approval Special Services Director Ste- might want to object to one the school's fuel budget for perintendent of Schools will In reporting this Monday. However, another senior The Egyptian-Israeli peace phen Hamelburg, (2,400 person's increase ' this year to be exceeded by 30 consider individual cases con- th$ President said 77 percent Egyptian official said Egypt treaty provides for the 4.000- Israel has agreed to send Others were Director of Board Member Marilyn percent, a dollar increase of cerning hazardous routes of the messages were favor- most probably would send man UN Emergency Force Foreign Minister Moshe Funding Richard VanWagner, Brenner told Frazer he could some (90.000. The board continued to dis- able a representative to the talks if stationed between Egyptian liavan to the Washington Democratic State As review the past salaries after In view of the lack of sur- cuss the proposed change in certain clarifications were and Israeli troops since the Without elaborating, he did talks, but he has orders to semblyman-Monmouth. the meeting. plus in the board's present entrance age policy, stating made by the United States 1973 war to continue to art as I stick to the letter of the peace (1,620; Secretary to Super- he Board also awarded budget that could absorb the that children who attain the acknowledge 4 percent urged These were not spelled out buffer force and to momiur intendent Jeanee Taylor, bonuses totaling (4,500 to three increases in fuel costs, the age of five by Oct 1 of the year him to personally save energy (1,135; Secretary to Deputy school administrators: board decided to spend not entering school are eleglble to by avoiding trips around the Superintendent Anna Vicari, Michael Klavon, Richard Van- more than (2,000 to hire a enter kindergarten country. (814; Secretary to Board Sec- Wagner and Prudence Marino twoperson survey team to Under the policy change, But he had rejected such Say gasoline crisis is over the Superintendent is able to thinking earlier, as he told a news conference last Wednes- make exceptions to the rule NEW YORK IAPi - The what gas they could make - - ings proliferated because of when called upon day: "My decision is now to go to different places around gasoline crisis, which Just a about 90 percent as much as the sudden cutback in supply the country to answer ques- few weeks ago forced Ameri- last year. Under federal rules. But once Americans got used tions both from professional cans Into long lines at service the companies then had to give to the smaller amount of members of the press and also stations around the country, priority customers as much as gasoline available, they drove 20 dead from American people in a seems to have all but disap- they got a year ago, with the less and the situation stabi- town hall meeting format." peared rest divided up among service lized, analysts say Fears of But analysts say its disap- stations This meant thai shortages and the effects of in fire The President said that in pearance is not as mysterious many stations were gelling higher prices also decreased addition to Bardstown, he as it might seem It's just that about 80 percent of whai ihcy consumption, say analysts would be visiting Miami: supply has once again caught got a year ago But the higher prices did at motel Bangor. Maine: San Francis- up with demand Because gasoline Hut not. as has been suggested. co: and possibly Des Moines. The supply of gasoline is couldn't be bought alto ease the shortage by freeing CAMMfollX.K. Ohio I API Iowa, In the weeks ahead. improving because the effects couldn't be burned, consump- up hidden supplies of gasoline, - Flames swept through a White House press secre- on oil supplies of the Iranian tion was cut sharply analysts say Rather, con- Holiday Inn in this eastern tary Jody Powell said Monday revolution and a drop in U.S. "In essence, you had ra- sumer resistance to the higher Ohio community early today, evening Carter can be ex- oil production last winter are tioning," said Larry Gold- prices cut demand, taking and sheriff deputy Wayne pected to travel outside the substantially subsiding stein, an analyst at Petroleum pressure off supplies. Barnes said at least 20 people capital about once a week dur- When they were unable to Industry Research Founda- The loosening of the supply were killed ing August, when most mem- {et the crude oil to make as tion , a group supported by Ihe squeeze has, In some cases, oil industry. even brought • return of old- Ooto from ( ^ M barnes said rescue workers bers of Congress will be in much gasoline as they needed, Shown Stolionoiy Occludtd 'I NATIONAL W(ATH(R SERVICE continued to search through their home districts. oil companies had to allocate Lines and gas station clot- fashioned gas price wars. the debris for more bodies af- Lines that have appeared in 90 NOAA. US Dtpt ol Commote ter the fire was brought under recent days, officials in some control at about 6 a.m. areas say, have formed at low- Many people were injured Carter nominees nearing approval er-priced stations even though TIDES WEATHER FORECAST - Showers are predicted in the blaze, officials said. stations selling more ex- today for portions of the Northeast, according to the The one nomination likely to Sandy Hook Most of them were being By PAM ABOUZE1D ings on the nomination last pensive gas may have no cus- National Weather Service. treated for smoke inhalation week. reach the floor this week, tomers. TODAY -High 1:36 p.m. Local forecast at Guernsey Memorial Hospi- WASHINGTON IAPi -The Carter's choice to head the besides Duncan and Civile m. ••• andlow7.51p.m. tal in Cambridge, but there Senate, moving rapidly to con- Federal Reserve Board, Paul was that of Tresury Secretary- WASHINGTON (AP) - TOMORROW -High 1:17 Yesterday's high temperature al the Register weather was no immediate word how firm appointments to Presi- A. Volcker, appeared Monday designate G. William Miller The Energy Department is a.m. and 2:37 p.m. and lov station wai 83 degrees. The low yesterday wn II. It w«» II many were treated. dent Carter's revamped Cabi- before the Senate Banking The Senate Finance Com scrambling to revise recent •t ( p.m. »nd the overnight low wai 71. Today's I a.m. 8:03 a.m. and low 8:59p.m. The fire broke out at about net, neared a vote today on the Committee. Volcker's widely mittee has been holding hear gasoline price rules as angry For Red Bank and Rumson temperature wai 73. There wai no precipitation In the U nomination of Charles W. Dun- acclaimed appointment dif- ings on Miller, former Fedci al service station owners plan a hours ending at I a.m. today. There were 11 cooling degree 3:30 a.m. today, and guests bridges, add two hours; Sea were being evacuated two can as energy secretary. fers from the six Cabinet nom- Reserve chairman Volckcis protest march today on the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; dayi yesterday. US lor the month, and 444 lor the cooling Duncan won unanimous ap- inations in that the board is nomination as Miller's suc- White House . season lo dale. hours later. The assistant Long Branch, deduct 15 manager of the motel. Mike proval Monday from the Sen- answerable only to Congress cessor also could go . lo the At issue is a new Energy minutes: Highlands, add 40 Dawson. said all but four of ale Energy Committee after "I want to be deaf that the floor this week after a Banking Department rule requiring minutes. Coastal forecast • the 107 rooms in the building the 52-year-old former Coca- monetary policies ultimately Committee vote, expected dealers to post profit margins Manasquan to Cape Henlopen; Winds are southerly at were .occupied overnight. Cola president, now deputy de- are those of the federal re- Wednesday. for public inspection five to 10 knots today anf tonight. Partly cloudy today and fense secretary, assured sena- serve and they might clash at When confirmed, the six "It's degrading and unnec- Albany 1/ ti rn The 10-year-old structure is Albu'aut 11 cdv tonight. Visibility three to five miles in haze but locally located at the intersection of tors he had been promised some point . .. with what the new Cabinet members will essary. Other businessmen Amarlllo '0 ctfv two miles or less in haze and fog during the morning hours direct access to the president administration (believes) are join the six who remained al- ArKhoraot l•i Si rn Interstates70and77. don't have to do that," said Atntvillt •7 M cdv Average wave heights are two feet or less through today. Firefighters from five area "I have a clear under- appropriate in particular cir- ter the shake-up - Secretary Risque Harper, spokesman for Allanla 13 74 clr of State Cyrus R. Vance. De- Atlantic Ctv H 71 .11 cdv counties were called to battle standing that I will report cumstances." Volcker told the the National Congress of Pe- Balllmort 71 .40 Cdv Jersey Shore panel. fense Secretary Harold Blrmnflham E93 77 Clr the blaze and Cambridge po- directly to the president." said troleum Retailers, which rep- Bismarck M Sf .11 cdv Partly cloudy today, tonight and tomorrow. Occasional lice asked for assistance from Duncan in an effort to assure Only two nominees, both an- Brown, Interior Secretary resents 60,000 Independent ser- Bolt* Cecil Andrus, Agriculture Sec- Boilon U cdv showers or thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon or evening. all available rescue units in senators that he. nut the White nounced Friday, have yet to go vice stations nationwide Brown.vill* 94 cdv House staff, "will deal with before Senate committees. retary Bob Bergland. Com- Buffalo IT M§ cdv Highs today in the upper 70s to low 80s. Lows tonight in the the area Energy Department Chrlttn SC 71 clr low 70s. Highs tomorrow from 80 to 85. Precipitation policy." Still to appear are former New merce Secretary Juanita sources, who asked anonymi- Chrlitn WV 1n7 U rn The cause of the fire has Kreps and Labor Secretary K. Cntvtrtnt 71 5* Ucdv probability at 20 percent today and tonight. Winds are not been determined. Duncan also promised to co- Orleans Mayor Moon Land- ty, said the department plans Chicago •7 71 2.43 Cdv southerly at five to 15 miles per hour today. Ocean water operate with Congress to rieu, named secretary of hous- Ray Marshall. Cincinnati H 71 S3 cdv revisions. Cleveland H S5 rn temperatures are in the low to mid 70s. create "the broadest possible ing and urban development, Columbu. •S 42 rn national consensus" on energy and Portland, Ore., Mayor Dal Ft. wth HC75 clr Extended Shore forecast Say 300,000 Denver •s » cdv matters Neil Goldschmidt, appointed Dei Moincs w .71 cdv Dfirml H 5» .02 cdv Extended forecast Thursday and Saturday. Partly Meanwhile. Carter's nomi- secretary of transportation. LOOKING FOR A GOOD BANK^ Duluth 71 U 1.34 cdv Chinese aided Falrbnks 73 S! m cloudy through the period with chance of thundershowers nation of Benjamin Civiletti as The appointment of Patricia Hartford « cdv mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. Morning attorney general was likely to Roberts Harris, former HUD J Helena 17 « rn Vietnamese Honolulu 90 u clr lows In the upper 60s to the low 70s Highs in the 80s. be approved by the Senate Ju- secretary, to be secretary of Houilofi H 7t cdv diciary Committee and sent to health, education and welfare Ind'apoill If n 2f rn South Jersey PEKING IAPI - Chinea Look at us! Jackt'vtllt H 7J 74 cdv the full chamber today. The already has won Senate con- Juntau H )2 . rn officials, divulging a long-se Kan'i City M 73 cdv Partly cloudy today and tonight with the chance of an' cret chapter of the Indochim panel held three days of hear- firmation. Lai Vtoal 110 74 clr Llttlt Rock M 73 cdv evening thundershower. Highs in the mid to upper 80s War. said yesterday that Pe Lo. Anotln M w clr Lows in the low 70s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with occa- Loultvfllt M 71 .0) rn king sent 300.000 soldiers tc 7? ? 11CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Mtmphit fi cdv sional showers or thundershowers in the afternoon or The Daily Register » Vietnam, including anti-air Miami If cdv (USPS-145-440) Milwaukee If Ucdv evening. Highs in the mid to upper 80s Precipitation craft crews, to help Hanoi de NCW JfUCeSlOSBtvl! *OU Mptl St. P. 13 7t .2* cdv • WyNMOLMh • OCEAN • UNCN Naifivlllt fi 71 .ucdv probability at 20 percent today and tonight. Winds are feat the United States. More Ntw Orlm fl 7. cdv southerly at five to 15 miles per hour today. than 1.000 were killed, they The Sunday Register New York U 70 cdv Norfolk •7 73 .75 cdv said. (USPS-3M-570I Ofcla. City N 77 clr Omaha H U .» Clr Northern Jersey The Vietnamese disputed . DR. MICHAEL D. BASKIN Orlando « 74 cdv the figures, however, saying Phllad'phla 15 7: oi cdv Partly sunny and warm today, Highs in the mid to 104 71 the number of Chinese in Viet- Ml OHit. Photmit .30 clr upper 80s. Fair tonight. Lows from the mid 80s to mid 70s. OPTOMETRIST PMt.burgh II Si cdv nam during the war was Ont RktBHtrr Pltl*. SnrvwiburY. N.J 07W M Pliand. Mt U 47 cdv Considerable cloudiness warm and humid tomorrow with a PI land. Ore H W clr •tiny." Bianth CM'.tti SOFT CONTACT LENSES «95 * Rapid City 77 54 chance of afternoon and evening showers or thunder- Otftl )S,M.il(Ji>io*n N j 0T74I clr MonmowlhCounUCwrlhouwFrtWirtdN J OWN Reno 47 clr The statements came after HARD CONTACT LENSES Richmond Mn n .01 cdv storms. Highs again in the mid to upper 80s. Temperatures V* BrtMdwsv. Long Brineh. N J 07740 SI Lou 11 fS n cdv lower at the ocean both days. an acrimonious and fruitless StattftOUM. Tr.nlon. N j MUS CONTINUOUS WEAR SOFT St P-Tampa fO 7i cdv round of peace talks between CATARACT CONTACT LENSES AVAILABLE Salt Laka « 19 clr Mtmtotf of UK AiwciiMd Prttt. Tht AttocUM PrauntmlltttdviChilWrlv tS the two countries. China re- to iht uw of til trw local n*twi print*] ••«•••• Mi K Can rtnm NEXT, PLEASE — Peter Sebring of Rumson, left, acted and postcards to county residents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Debate too much for board member as window clerk in the Little Silver Post Office museum, Winfield, right, of Little Silver were happy to hear that yesterdav William Cigliano, second from left, of Ocean they could purchase the collector's items of one day By (ORSON ELLIS Almost all of the persons vote on it or any of the items Most of the complaints cen- port, assisted Sebring in selling commemorative stamps commemorative covers at regular postal rates. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP attending the meeting were on the agenda tered on the end-of-the-year - Fed up after listening to •Marlboro residents, and they Horrisberger the Colts switch to letter' grades after almost 2'2 hours of public urged the board to adopt a Neck representative, did noi teachers have used numerical comment on a controversial numerical 0-lo-100 grading attend the meeting because he marks throughout the year Convention proposed grading system, one system The maintained it was out-of-town on business Jonathan Klein a student member stalked out of last would give students a better according to Rucci Ambrose ironi Manalapan High School funds OK'd chance in the race for ad- Jennings of Howell. Dwight CandaSSWW night's Freehold Regional criticized the district s policy Board of Education meeting mission to college. Heddick of Englishlown and of translating grades from a Samuel Saunders of Farm- and forced it to adjourn for the The meeting reached the number system to a letter sys- in Abei-deen mgdale were not at the meet- lack of a quorum. pre-agenda public portion, but tem when final grades are plv ing, and Rucci said that he did ABERDEEN TbeTown- Lewis 11 Goselin. the town- went no further as 20 persons All grades are kept as not know where they were ship Council voted 5 in" IlII ship representative to the shouted their objections at the numbers until the end of the Rucci also represents Howell m^'hi ii< pay for as mam as ID board, stormed out of last board members and Super- marking period, he said OUTLfT on the board township employees to attend night's board meeting at 1048 intendent H VictorCresp; What is the point of changing 1 nv a lour-day conference "i ii" p m . just three minutes past a At 1038 p.m.. Rucci. sit- it The proposed change the League of Municipalities in \ deadline set by acting board ting in for board President current letter-grading system Crespy s recommendation tlantir City in November President Norman Rucci for John F Horrisberger an- would I" lower the minimum FASHON to continue with the letter sys- The expected cost ol the the end of the debate The nounced that he would close numerical equivalent for an A tem although slightly revised annual trip is S3 000 board had done nothing since the public portion at 10 45 At grade to a 92 from its present OUTLET was based on a detailed study M.nra Edward V. KJIII- convening at 820pm. except 111 48. with the residents still 93 The numerical equivalent submitted to Crespy by a spe man had held oil on sicmnn J listen to its audience discuss tafking. Goselin stood up. said fora B would be 84-91: foraC ' i.ilh appointed advisory check lor SAO" la tin- IMid;ii the grading proposal "I'm going home, and left 77-83 lor a D. 70-76. and fora council composed of school ot- Inn tor a deposit on the rOQfni idilurt' a grade below a 70 fin HIM '. departure left Contacted at home after ticials. students and parents pending council approval only four members present, the meeting. Goselin said that Residents who spoke at the A survey, conducted by that \h only feeling he one shorh t off the number thhe meetini g hahd becomb e repe meeting unanimously opposed council questioned parents, said, was that it is an expenw JUNIOR/MISSES needed for a quorum, and titious. and therefore, the letter system, contending teachers, and students about that has become a luxury blocked the scheduled in- reasonable. that students actually earning grading systems, asking them Other council members SPORTSWEAR troduction of the proposed let- "We have a duty to listen. a numerical grade of 90 or 91 if they would prefer either a said that township adminis- ter-grading system but when it becomes repeti- are being shortchanged when numerical or letter-based sys- trators gam valuable knowl- "If you don t set the rules tious. two hours is more than they get a grade of B tem Fewer than half ol the edge by attending the con- and keep to them, it will go on enough time for discussion.' I am asking you to put the parents receiving the ques- [trance SLASHED all night," said Goselin as he he maintained He iRucci i numerical equivalent nexl to tionnaires responded Councilman Michael Wicks walked out of the librarv at promised to stop earlier, and 1 the letter on the report card, The findings of the survey said. You can t skimp on Freehold Township High had said I was going so I did' said Mrs Barbara BurkhoU a indicated that ol those re- yotir employees II \ou h.ni' School The grading plan was on member of the Marlboro sponding. S3 percent of the professionals running the ON SALE NOW After Goselin left the meet- the agenda for a vote to in Board of Education teachers support the present towmhip they must be ac- injj. Rucci called for a special traduce it as a change in the Colleges will accept kids letter-based system 59 quainted with the state-of-the meeting this Thursday to take board's policies but. without a with the As ahead of the B s. percent of the students favor art care of the business on last quorum after Goselin's de- said Mrs Myrna Kleinman it. and 64 percent of the pa- It is uncertain how many night's agenda parture the board could not another Marlboro member rents oppose it council members will attend the conference but Wicke and Coondlwoman Wilma Green- •pin -anl they intended to Firms hired for work on school ilnw in UIJIIIII City and re- turn the same day. thereby The board has set Nov.II Candia By PAM ABOUZEID counting data at a fee of no completion of the building saving the cost of hotel ac- more than $250 The application for the pro- as the target date to begin comodations ABERDEEN- The The project architects. posed addition which is to be construction Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Arner ii Kowalski. were au- hnanced by a 1750 000 state Board of Education last night thorized to proceed to the con- grant and $256,000 in capital hired a law firin, an auditing struction phase of the school outlays by the board, will an attorney firm and an architectural firm addition at a fee of sevenand come up for approval before Candia^r for the construction of the mil- ,< IMII percent of construction the state Local Finance Board you can afford lion-dollar high school addi cost plus $2,500 to be paid upon in September Hull Fast-efiicient Legal assistance The firm of Hawkins. 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Phone Service SHREWSBURY- Two men wielding a knife and a gun robbed the owner of the Shrewsbury Diner on Route 35 of $700 last night, police re- ported The two men entered through the rear door of the diner at 11:55 p m and forced the owner. Harry Kostihes. to turn over all of his money, according to police. Kostines was carrying 1700 in receipts from the cash reg- ister to the kitchen when ac- Need up to $25,000? costed by the robbers, and he handed them all of the money. police said. One of the men had wrapped a white towell around his face, police said. Look into your house The robbers escaped ir. a car believed to be silver It. color with dam pinstripes painted on the sides, police said Patrolmen James Longo and Richard Johnson, and De- Secondary Mortgage Loans. tective Robert Halsey are in- vestigating the robbery. Two other employees were in the diner at the time of the robbery but did not realize what had happened until the suspects were already outside the building "I didn't realize what was going on. or I would have chased him." said Keith Rich- ards, an employee at the diner. At about the time of the robbery, police saw a car speeding down Newman Springs Road. After a short chase, the police officer fol- lowing the car stopped his pursuit. The Daily Register Shah's threats to U.S. shown By JACK ANDERSON Until Illlll IHMIIIimilllltlllllll I HUH IIIIIIMI ton and reported afterward: barrassed Secretary of State Established in 1K7K - Published by Thf Red Rank MfMer WASHINGTON - Top-se- Zahedi said that if we did not Cyrus Vance in the middle of cret State Department cables WASHINGTON like what SAVAK is doing his SALT negotiations with the ARTHUR Z KAMIN — one of them doubly encoded, here. Iran would send its Russiana. Bnetinski, we re- preventing the CIA from read- ported tried to telephone Sovi- President and Editor agents home. Then, of course, ing it — reveal that the shah of SCENE the United States would have et Foreign Minister Andrei Iran personally threatened to to bring its agents from Iran. Gromyko, who diplomatically 'I'tminas .1 Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford. Associate Editor shut down the massive US It was. he said, simple re- refused to take the call. Intelligence operation in Iran ciprocity." The busy Brzezinski, who if any action were taken to 6 , TUESDAY. JULY 31.1^79 ard Helms and Ardeahir On Dec. 27.1976. Helms re- did not return our telephone check the illegal activities of Zahedi. the urbane, party-giv- layed another message from calls at the time, now tells us SAVAK in the United States ing Iranian ambassador in the shah to Kissinger The ANDERSON that our State Department , SAVAK was the shah's Washington, in late 1976 and shah is very concerned to sources garbled the story As notorious secret police 'One more thing needs changing; this chair's too big early 1977. They are contained maintain the special rela- to his old colleagues. A well- he recalls the incident, he re- The bullying tone of the in a supersensitive Senate re- tionship between Iran and the placed CIA source told our as- ceived new instrucons last De- shah's warnings to then-Secre- port on foreign intelligence op- United States," he wired "He sociate Dale Van Atta that cember from President Carter tary of State Henry Kissinger erations in this country. contends that no SAVAK rep- most officials in the agency who was spending the Christ- 1 casts new light on the strange The messages between resentative is operating were shocked " by the mas holiday in Plains, Ga. relationship between these Tehran and Foggy Bottom against the United States or its threats disclosed in the Senate Brzezinski placed an urgent two international power bro- make it painfully clear that citizens Put another way. report, and had been unaware call to Vance in Geneva where kers. Over the years, we have the shah was holding our CIA SAVAK is nol authorized to of them at the time the efficient White House tele- told about Kissinger's curious agents in Iran hostage to> give conduct aclivilism counter to Helms cable quoted the phone operators located the obsequiousness toward the his secret police a free hand in U.S. law." shah as warning that if any- Secretary of State in the Sovi- shah — which continued even the United States Following a Helms spelled out the tit- thing were done to his SAVAK et embassy Brzezinski was after the shah's downfall, public outcry in October 1976. for-tat possibilities, warning agents, he "would not be able not calling Gromyko. as we when Kissinger used his in- over SAVAK's operations in against "an inflammatory, to overlook the presence of 70 reported, but was trying to fluence to arrange asylum in this country, the Iranian For- public brouhaha over possibly of your people who are carry- reach Vance. Mexico for the exiled dictator eign Ministry issued a ill-advised intelligence activi- ing out activities contrary to As Brzezinski recalls it. Whether Kissinger also cautious statement warning of ty by SAVAK As you well Iranian law." or for "others Marshall Shulman. the State used his considerable in- retaliation in case of a U.S. know." he reminded Kissin- whom we do not know about Department's specialist on So- fluence as secretary of state to crackdown on SAVAK ger, we are very beholden officially " viet affairs, came to the tele- block any crackdown on In a secret cable on Nov. 7. here in the intelligence area Footnote: Not only Kissin- phone. Cryptically, he ex- SAVAK's criminal operations 1976. Helms reiterated the and therefore correspondingly ger but Helms also has had a plained that the call had in this country is not clear warning "The statement vulnerable " buddy-buddy relationship with reached them at the Soviet What is clear is that nothing serves notice." he wired Kis- Finally, on Jan. 3. 1977. the shah Now out of govern- •mbassy and asked whether was done about SAVAK's ac- singer, thai any restraints Helms relayed the shah's ment. Helms has been Brzezinski still wanted to dis- tivities — mainly directed at imposed upon, or actions boldest threat of all. It was so searching for a suitable man- :uss strategy with Vance. anti-shah dissidents in this taken toward. Iranian repre sensitive that Helms sent it on sion for the shah to purchase The White House aide ac- country — beyond a timid Jus- sentaiives in the United Statea the Boger Channel. " a in the Virginia hunt country. knowledged the warning but would be reciprocated here " tice Department investigation double-encrypted State De- BRZEZINSKIS VER- asked to speak to Vance Then that ended inconclusively Two days later. Assistant partment line the CIA could SION: We recently reported Brzezinski. using coded words, The shah's messages to Stale Secretary Alfred L not decipher Even though that carefully passed on the secret Kissinger were conveyed by Atherton Jr.. mel with the Ira- Helms was the former CIA Brezezisnki. the White instructions to Vance right in American Ambassador Rich- nian ambassador in Washing- boss, he evidently didn't leak House foreign policy head em- the Soviet embassy. Eleventh hour and oil's well By JIM BISHOP lllllllllMllililllllllHllltlllimilllMIIIHllllH separate ways to diverse cy plan for loss of energy, in- Now the Spartan Age be- goals flation, not even a plan to fight gins It's not a joke. Wishing THE Collectively, we are un- the narcotics traffic will not make it go away. Nor disciplined, spoiled brats. Now we are a fearful peo- can we scare anybody by flex- What happened to the Spirit of ple. We wonder what kind of a ing our muscles We Ameri- REPORTER •7611 Ask any boy and hell tell world we are leaving to our cans must learn how to live you it's an oil company. Speak- children. Many of them look as with less. In the long run. it ing of boys, do you know any though a hot bath and a burn- may be good for the national who are willing to devote a ing of jeans would help. In 25 health couple of years of their life to years, they'll be running the to make room for new cus- show. You want to stick We ran our string of luck tomers in our jails. the defense of the United for 203 years. It was wrong to around for that? We're lousy losers We pan- •States of America? double our bets, but what the BISHOP This is a plastic culture. We ic Our most notable charac- heck, we were winners We We have few volunteers live on credit cards. Buy now teristic is greed We admire it were the haves " Other na- The last of the patriots lined - pay later. Everybody owes Any friend who can screw Un- tions were the "have nots " up on Dec. 8. 1941. to join a everybody else, so it must be cle Sam out of taxes is our balanced diet. Some of our We were generous, giving our citizen's army. Little nations all right. Cash died about 10 The Jordan ascension hero If there was a shortage aged people have become substance away to the less for- spit in our eye Iran says no oil years ago. We keep a little, for of poison, housewives would shoplifters Loafers drain our Ambassador Robert Strauss, who has of executive branch policies and programs tunate. lor you Mexico says gringo, bus fares and bubble gum ma- empty the shelves in one day get lost Nicaragua would still welfare system of billions ot emerged in the past few days as the from the White House. And by a similar Uncle Sam's pockets are dollars; the workers pay the chines. hanging inside out The dollar •be picking bananas if we didn't We are about to learn an principal defender of Jimmy Carter's gov- process of accommodation to reality, they There is a national malaise export technical help The new bill is limp The buck not only We picket everybody. We are alien truth: how to live lean. ernmental shake-up, says that Hamilton come to rely on one assistant in particular government says. "Git" and As a people, we are nervous stops here, it dies here No against so many things that we How to do without things we Jordan, the president's newly installed we git. and tense. We devour tons of to control and direct the flow of presiden- gratitude is expected, and we can't remember what we are didn't need in the first place. tranquillizers and lakes of chief of staff, has "matured more in the tial business. Mr. Carter is anything but will get none The Arabs tell for. We want more money for In school we order our chil- Who knows where we went booze Doctors get rich on un- 1 last six months than anyone I've ever our president to use less oil or less work. People with money dren not to pray In high school wrong ? All of us are involved unique in that regard. defined illnesses. This country - seen." It is a measure of Mr. Jordan's they will shut It off, and our want more tax shelters. many cannot write English. It isn't easy to concede that we Of course, one can concede the neces- president says: "Yes, sir " has 20 times as many lobbyists are gluttons We are so techno- popularity gap that such faint praise is the The night streets are patrolled sity of a position of chief of staff and still It seems yesterday that we There'are 214.000,000 of us as it has legislators. logically advanced that we in- nicest thing anyone prominent in Washing- by muggers Policemen are so question the appointment of this chief of aspired to a house in the sub- and we have been so busy busy defending the. rights of We countenance double dip- vent machines to run our ma- ton has had to say about the young Geor- urbs and two cars. That was doing our own thing that we chines Sometimes we forget staff. According to one close associate, prisoners that they forget how, pers on the public payroll and gian whom Speaker Tip O'Neill calls yesterday The have no unity Of what Interest to make an arrest. what they're supposed to do. Mr. Jordan is "the most disorganized senators who steal. There are "Hannibal Jerkin." metamorphosis is wrenching is California to Massachu- We have lived to see the 535 press agents working in the The Spartan Age should be person I've ever met" — a character- our people They shout at each setts, or Alabama to Wyo- first president apologize for Capitol alone, and you pay for good for us One thing is cer- Is the derision fair? Before trying to ization that the new chief of staff really other. They punch and kick ming? Silently, slowly, in- not knowing his business. The all of them This mighty na- tain: It will trim a lot of the answer that question, one ought to dist- doesn't challenge. But to hear the We must pardon 12.000 thieves sidiously we have gone our poor have been priced out of a tion has never had a contingen- fat around our heads. inguish between dissatisfaction with Mr. articulate Mr. Jordan speak — an ex- Jordan himself - and there does seem to perience that belies some of the cracks be plenty of that, especially in Congress — about his "shallowness" — his usefulness and the equally pervasive view that no one to Mr. Carter in his new position will should be given'the sort of wide-ranging Needs no car in Colombia depend as much on the trust placed in him authority he will now possess. by the president as on his paper-pushing The latter argument relies for its Bogota. Colombia mental crises do you continue fused to meet with any of the abilities, which he promises to work on in to waste news pulp on such as victimized merchants. force nut only on analogies to the White To the Editor: any case (along with his relations with ...Service in the U.S. Peace FROM OUR READERS "Dear Heloise," Et al? You The taxpayers are entitled House horrors perpetrated by Nixon Chief Congress). And, like his predecessors, Mr. Corps has afforded me the op- could print names and ad- to someone who will be re- of Staff H. H. Haldeman but also on the 1 and l*l«phon« number dresses of state and national sponsive to their needs — and Jordan will not administer the White portunity to live in Costa Rica. ol condidalrt lo, O general principle (until recently endorsed Nicaragua, and presently Co- mircial product* representatives, senators, etc. they should demand a voice in House alone. by Mr. Carter) that mere political hired lumbia In Latin America, a in far less space land do your finding the man within the Po- car Is very often more than readers a service as well! I lice Department who will an- hands should not be allowed to interpose The Jordan promotion doesn't guaran- what an average salary can often a good feeling to be 1973. and they are perhaps ex- swer their needs. itii'inselves between the president and the tee that the Carter administration will be bear. However, because of ex- weaned of the American habit asperating to those who are Frankly, you have now only Marianne McDermott -members of his administration. more efficient or effective, any more than tensive systems of mass trans- of getting behind the wheel comfortable with a two-car two redeeming features going portation, a car is not a neces- and turning the ignition I there garage. This is under- for you — the "Comics" and But however attractive the notion of a the president's overdramatized Cabinet "Outdoor World." l»UWt Of AU*D SIORCS You '11 Love Stern's Seaview Square /or... OUR NEARNESS TO YOU ... We're easy to reach, wherever you live. We're conveniently located in the Seaview Square Shopping Center at the' junction of Routes 35 and 66 in Ocean Township ... so if you live in Howell, Holmdel or Middletown . . . Freehold, Red Bank or fcatontown . . . Point Pleasant, Brick or Manasquan . . . Asbury Park, Neptune or Long Branch . . . yoir're not far from our new store. 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OCEAN TWP Martin doesn't warrant packed house Bids on contract for municipal unit rejected again By MARIE until ABERDKKN - Kor the third time in the past two months the Township Council has rejected the bids received on the final contract for the new municipal building in an apparent attempt to avoid awarding the contract tci the ManzcU'ontrarting Co of Matawan The official reason given lor rejecting the bids last night is that Man/o failed to submit three documents required with the bid Those documents are a list of stockholders owning 10 percent or more in the company, a statement of consent to put up a bond tor the project and a non-collusion affadavit The non-collusion afladavn is a statement in which a contractor swears he did not attempt to fix the bids with other contractors Manzo. the lowest bidclei on the contract for grading, landscaping anther exit-run work tor the third time, submitted ihe documents twice in the past Those documents are still in the possession the township The council has twice rejected bids on the contract because the township is currently in litigation against Manzo Contract- ing The owner of the linn Michael Manzo. will go to trial in September for allegedly shortweighling " paving materials to eight municipalities, including Aberdeen In 1972, Manzo was convicted with Former Secretary of Stale Paul Sherwin for conspiring to rig a slate construction contract in return for a The Daily Register $10,101 contribution to Ihe state Republican Party He has been Indefinitely barred from bidding cm state contracts SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY. JULY31. 1979 9 The only other company to return a bid this time'. Muccio In . ol Farmingdale. was rejected because it did not bid on By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN preferring, instead, lo beat turn lo that philosophy lun Award for the Best Coned) three alternate " items listed in Ihe specifications HOLMDEL - Well, ex- the traffic generated by a as long as III ran keep IBBffl Album DI the Year ' Lei s Although a company is not required lo bid on alternate cuuuuuuse me! But the mixed-bag crowd that coming and leave loms ol Get Small' in 19771 and Hems Mayor Kdward K Kaulman said Ihe council thought it Steve Martin Show which kicked off a week which may them laughing, he "ill con- brought him plaudits as the "not proper' to award the contract without estimates on the opened six days of silliness challenge the arts center's tinue In strum a banjo Foul Comedy pertorilicr ol tilt* three items at the Garden State Arts attendance records. up magic Incks. ju^ylr cats year in I97H On Ihe 14 required items. Manzo Contracting bid $118,630 Center doesn't warrant the In his prior appearance focus binoculars on the Those iGCOlftdM were and Muccio lnc $120,120 The Manzo company bid on all three packed house that greeted here. Martin s mayhem lawn-sitters and tiirow m Bfl well deserved, but dis- alternateitems. at a estimated cost of $44,480 "a wild and crazy guy" last served as a warm-up act. a nil-color joke or two criminating audiences neecl Manzo s estimate lor ihe tol.il project was $163,110, about night. role normally reserved lor Undoubtedly the head •bmtthlng more to salisly $211 IKK) more than his previous low hid ol $143,360 Yes, he's still the same comedians He was lunny arrows eventually Will end than ;in endless array Q| Bach, the architect, estimated lh;il goinf; out io bid a fourth wild and crazy guy who has then, and he's probably lun- up in ilic attic with the ilghi K NEW YORK (API' - This is "Say Hey Kid Week " in New portrait by Tommy McDonald - a gift of the some 5,000 I can't write a speech," he said. "How can you put on a piece of paper what you think of Leo Durocher, the companies York, and what does Willie Mays do but go break a cap off one youngsters he has befriended in the games. It will be the third time I've ever been on a subway." and people who have been so kind to me? It has to come out of of his bicuspeds Willie said. "I remember back in 1951 Leo and I took a subway the heart. 1 may make some mistakes, but it has to come out of , "I was eating some Italian salami and - crack - the tooth to Penn Station when we only had 15 minutes to catch a train to the heart ' snapped off just like that." baseballs newest addition to the Philly. The second time - I forget when - was similar, a rush Willie speaks almost reverently of Durocher, who guided Hall of Fame lamented yesterday on an emergency visit to his • Will to catch a train." him through his early years. longtime dentist, Dr Maurice Saklad Mays usually gets around town in a pink Chrysler Imperial, "Sure, he was tough." the Giants immortal said. "But he "It really messed up my schedule. I've had to cancel a trip GRIMSLEY with California license plates reading only "Say Hey. " "Those was only tough on guys who needed to be pushed. If you did your to Kansas City I am so tired and so numb I don't feel anything. plates were stolen - I've got new ones now reading Met 24, ' job, you never had to worry He had 25 guys and treated each I am sure when the time comes I will have some reaction." he said. one differently. He always thought ahead. He would fight for At least Willie's teeth should be healthy again for the Willie acknowledged that he was excited over the impend- you and even get you contracts. Once he got me a raise from whirlwind of activity preceding and marking his induction into ing honor but said he was exhausted by the accumulation of $12,500 to $35,000." the the diamond shrine at Cooperstown, NY, Sunday last-minute details and commitments. Mays said he was always aware of co mparisons made of This blase, crusty old metropolis is working up a lather over "My body don't hold up like it used to," he added. him and the Cardinals' Stan Musial. The Dodgers' Eddie Stanky one of it* all-time heroes *- the man who came out of Fairfield, winch was demolished and converted into a housing project in Tve made 10 round trips between here and the West Coast once said Musial was the better all-around player but Mays was Ala to join the Giants in 1951 and challenge the sport s 1964 in the last couple of weeks I have invited at least 50 friends, a better defensive man, a better base stealer and n|pre excit- greatest sluggers with a .302 lifetime batting average, 660 home There, accompanied by ex-Giants Leo Durocher. Dusty golf partners a,nd family from California I've got to get them ing. runs and more than 3,000 hits, not to mention the endless Rhodes. Monte Irvin and other personalities, he will be honored all settled,in hotels. Joe Black (ex-Dodger I is helping me with "I disagree, " Willie said. "Musial was a better hitter - I memories he left with his fielding and running miracles by kids from the Colgate Women's Games for which he has some of the organization.'' admjt that. But I could throw better and run better." On Thursday. Willie will board a special 1950 vintage "A served as good will ambassador since 1975: Mays is not preparing a written speech for the Hall of Fame Willie Mays still thinks Willie Mays was the best batl player Train" subway car with former teammates, city officials, Near the commemorative plaque laid 15 years ago close to ceremony. he ever saw — and who dares dispute him? youngsters and the media for a visit to the Polo Grounds sile, Mays center field stamping grounds. Willie will receive a South's 400 team SHREWSBURY, N J TUFSDAY jut Y3i '979 The Daily Register 11 churns sizzling time McCoy confident COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - Vet- throwing right through the competition I've eran John Powell completed a long distance been building for 1980, not this." of winning today double, adding the National Sports Festival Oerter's first four tosses were 205-8, 211-8, discus title yesterday to the one he won at MOSCOW i APi - Middleweight boxer An Featherweight Roland Coofey "i PJuladej 206-7 and 201-7 He then fouled on his fifth Spartacade in Moscow last week, beating four- dre McCoy, the last American gold medal 'phia lost ,i unMtmoui decWoii i" Russia i attempt and passed his scheduled sixth and time Olympic champion Al Oerter hope, was confident of winning his semifinal SeTJTI MIMinlct .irul Ot**j KilZflikl sioppisf" final throw when it started to rain The most outstanding performance of the bout today in iheSparbu'adtMouriuimt'ni Lam T.itm.in u ll.ii.ih.in i..i ID .i light rainy day, however, was turned by the 400- "1 still have memories of 1964 in Tokyo, McCoy. 19. of New Bedford. Mass , is the welterweight bout bothinthf qtfsrterfiruils meter relay time of Mike Roberson of Florida just before the Olympic Games, when I threw lasl of five American boxers to reach the round Miko !• iniit'i ,in <>l Columbus. Ohm ranked State University, Harvey Glance of Auburn in the rain and suffered some torn rib of four in the pre-Olympics meel dominated bv ninth in the Ihree-metei ipringboard diving University, Bill Collins of Houston and Mel cartilage." Oerter said in explaining the rea- thehost Soviets event JUBI tailing in quallfv for Ikdonda) Lattany of University of Georiga. The son for passing his last try The rain was The 6-(ool-3 Mrt'iiy irn|>rrssivi>ly whipped night • final His wife Carrie in-h Finneran foursome won in a scintillating 38.30 seconds, getting very slick I've pulled too many his first Russian opponent and then dm I bj 6 won .i lilvw medal In the women'i Ihree fastest time in the world this year muscles in the rain." to advance lo today's meeting with Russian mt'it'i s.iim da) Powell, the former policeman from San Roberson got the swift relay team off to a veteran F.duard Mkrtchyan Jose, Calif., hurled the discus 214 feet, while great start with a blistering first leg From Two other Americans bowed out »l Ihl vuei divers hnHthed 1-2*3 paced l'\ \W\ the 42-year-old Oerter finished second at 211-8 then on, the South quartet never relinquished boxing tournameni in Monday's action, but the ander Kovawikos i 1878 Olympian wli" had and Jim McGoldick was third at 210-1. the lead, winning smartly with some nifty I' S women's volleyball team scored a bright 1169 93 pointii "I figured a lot of people would be keying handoffs. note by whipping the Moscow entry and .uh in The United Slates men t and women i for this meeting," said Powell, who has made cing to the Group A final basketball 'Mama welt « nil 1-3 records In il«' "I could tell the race was tremendously a strong comeback this year after sitting out The scores were 10-15. 15-12. 17-15.'8-15. round robin tournament ;ii Vilnius l.iihuania. fast," said Glance. Winner of the 100 meter 1978 "McGoldick threw well and Al did too " IS P had Monday oil dash at the Festival Saturday. "If someone Powell said he had set a goal this year of had been pushing us. we could have run even 220 feet and he accomplished it at the recent faster." National AAU Championships He also said he iias a goal for 1980, the year of the next Top drivers slated for Wall Glance also was a member of the winning BEST THIS YEAR -Mel Lattanv of the University of Olympics, but he would not reveal it 400-meer relay team at the 1976 Olympics and Georgia breaks the tape as the South's men's 400-meter WALL - With purses [or the \VK pro auto cat pro .mil' ran- Gil llr.inx it Jacobstowii Oerter, whose four legitimate throws all on the United States squad that set the world relay team runs a 38.30 — the best in the world this year racing season al Wall.Si.idiuni totaling more waithefiri! victim followed b; Lenny Boydol exceeded 200 feet, said he was very pleased record of 38.03 at the 1977 World Cup in Mont- — during competition at the National Sports Festival than a quarter ol a million dollars, the tup Tat niingil.de with his performance "because I've been real vesterday in Colorado Springs. drivers in Ihe area will be in the pits and ready John Blewett. .h ol Lakewood and Charlie to race Saturday al 7 p in when the worlds Kramer -'i1 of "torn* Rivar met a similar fati fastest one-third mile speedway prcsini-. i ,ii .i I.itci poini in 'I11' race 1'ick Lewis of triplelieader Kordentown and IuKI Cunlilic nl I'nini Please Tyro Stakes draws six, four may start Headlining the action Will be the lunny cars ant were involved In ;> small brawl following I nl speedway racing, the Virtually unlimited collision Lewis I'vcnin.ilK ejected tor un- .Modifieds the Modifieds will take oil on a :tt Bpbi tsmanhkc conduct Cunllffe held on to win By JOE HlNTELMANN Landing, owned by J Kennon tance. He carries 118 pounds the ninth, ran out New Mexico applying to Ihe lap feature race ins lacond raca In .i row Perrin, may not be ready for with Rick Wilson up Burton started riding in ihe racing commission there for The Sportsman racers will lour Hie high link Sendzlk ol Brick placed second while OCEANPORT - This af- the race Jack Oldham handles Rock- United States in 1975 after nine an extension of his appren- banks 30 times in their main event and the .inn Hoffman of MiddlMown finished third ternoon's $25,000 Tyro Stakes Irish Tower is undefeated hill Native at 116 pounds and- years of competition in Chile ticeship because of Illnen Ha ever-popular Street Stocks get a chance to Tony lluschman nl Northampton Pa i»ok at Monmouth Park, tin- tradi- in three starts, taking the Lynn Cline has the call on Ilig and Mexico He has ridden al suffered. from pleurisy lasl show iheir wares in a 25-lap race. lourth and rookie driver Mark Isagteol Colum,- tional prep for the (100,000 Primer at Pimlico and the Event, also at 116. Sunland Park. Thistledown. December and January and The1 starling lineups for each division's bus copped tilth 1 Sapling Aug 11, has a small Kindergarten at Bowie in his Audley I .IIin Stable's Fast Finger Lakes, and raider He had to request the New Mexico feature race will be determined by a Ml "I Doug French ol Wall won in- fourth Sports field of six and there is a possi- two most recent appearances n Blonde look yesterday's fea- posted 185 wins in 197H olli— clals i where he firsi qualilying races man Feature ol the sr.i-.nn with Tom Mauser of bility that only four will run She was purchased as a year- tured eighth race at Mon- Apprentice jockey Barry rode I lor a :i0-day extension of I'.ii'iimgdalc taking second Hutch Malsbury Hugh A Grant's multiple- ling for 130,000 and is eligible mouth and the victory gave Mackaben returned to Mon- Ins bug The request was Strange Occurences Dibbs advances in tournament play By JONNI FALK the new laces Perkins has Ix'cn Impressed with Bob Torrey ol Penn Slate. Eddie Hicks ol F.ast Carolina and NORTH CONWAY, N.H. can Van Winitski 6-2, 7-5. Tan- to the second round with a 6-lt. I'l.KASANTV'lLLK. NY. - It was not a happy Monday Ken Johnson ol Miami (AP) - Defending champion ner, who lost to Bjorn Borg in 6-1 win over Jan Norback of for Coach Hay Perkins of Ihe New York Giants Veteran Eddie Dibbs. the No. 5 seed. the Wimbeldon final, goes on Switzerland Pecci has been a defensive end Jack (iregory walked out of camp. and. The release ol Willie Spencer and Larry Csnnka over the winter opened two roster spots for running backs In defeated 19-year-old Andre to meet qualifier Lloyd Bourne favorite of tournament fans Perkins also learned that his best offensive threat. Bobby addition to Hammond, other veterans are Doug Kular, Dan Gomez of Ecuador 6-3,6-5 yes- from Stanford University in since his heated match with Hammond, will be oul for about three weeks. Doornink. Billy Taylor and Emery Moorehead, who was terday in the second day of Today's action Jimmy Connors here three Gregory a 13 yeai veteran in a battle fur his starting switched from wide receiver to fullback and has looked first-round play at the $175,000 years ago position with Gary Jeter, was reported lo be headed for his good international tournament at Jose Higueras of Spain, Dean-Paul Martin, now Mississippi home I don I know why he isn't here." the Mount Cranmore Tennis seeded No 6, defeated Deon starring in the movie Perkins said The lirst I heard of it was when Doug Van Perkins also announced three more squad cuts ycsiei Club Joubert of South Africa 6-1. "Players." had a roughl time Horn came in before practice and told me Jack had left " day Gone are tackle Steve McDaniel. picked up on waivers 6-0. and seventh-seeded Victor in his first-round match, losing Second-seeded Roscoe Tan- Gregory, the team s defensive captain had been having a from Denver last week: Darryl Brown, wide receiver-kick Pecci of Paraguav advanced to Francisco Gonzalez of ner handily defeated Ameri- good camp, according to Perkins returner obtained from Kansas City, and Mitchell Smith, a Puerto Hico 6-1.6-3 free agent defensive end from Kasi Carolina Martin. 26. played World Hammond. Ihe luurlhyear running back who was IH ice A pair of guards were obtained (in waivers Tlicy art Team Tennis prior lo joining a Iree agent walk-on in ihe Giants camp, bruised his left Brett Moritz. waiyed by Tampa Bay. and Willie Williams the international circuit. He shoulder severely in Saturdays intrasquad scrimmage Mrs. Duddy wins Navesink title rut by Oakland was out of tournament play for while diving for a pass and will be lost for three weeks a year during the filming and Hammond is the team's leader in total offense Tickets for the opener against the Browns at Giants NAVESINK - Mrs Lucia Duddy won the Ladies Club says he is looking forward to His injury will give I'erkins a chance to take a longer Stadium are still available through Ihe Stadium ticket Championship at Navesink Country Club with a 3-2 victory over resuming a professional tennis look al the crop of running backs in ihe camp Ihll vear. Ol office or at all Ticketron outlets Jack Gregory Mrs Claire Deverin. career Major League Box Scores Benefit of NEW YOIIIC CMICAOO TORONTO KANSAS CITY FIRST GAME NEW YORK PITTSBURGH CLIVILAND •b r « tl ikkrkM tb r h bl ST. 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People all about me arc gamely during July and August, Americans came in only two This is the first summer of my life when I haven't kept pletely inhumane We went from the corseted 1880s, which attempting to think positively about their declining dollars ways: fried or Iroien, a down-lined jacket, created especially for a climb up Mt were responsible for more swooning than Valentino, to the and inclining bills Everest, in the back seat of my car. It is the first summer miniskirted 1960s, when women endured winter with Being, however, a competitive soul, I would like to one- It is a rule of thumb that the more privileged that when I haven't wished for a thermos of hot coffee to put chapped thighs. But the only thing about women's clothing up my friends and neighbors this summer by saying people are, the more they spend on defying the weather near my feet in a restaurant. This is the first summer, in which is still utterly ridiculous are the high heels something good not only about America but about the The rich go through life the way ballplayers go through a brief, when I have been comfortable In summer clothes Aside from the women in Dressed for Success suits, the American Energy Crisis. I like it better at78degrees game in the Astrodome. They only get hot between the door Women's summer clothes range of women's clothing is fairly sensible. We can go When I was a child, people were, on the whole, cooler in and the car. They only get cold when they go skiing. And that brings me, in my current benign mood, to say from sweaters in January to sleeveless shirts in July, from the winter than in the summer That, of course, was before something else good about the energy crisis. It may pants in February to skirts in August. air conditioning. Over the years however, air conditioning By the same rule of thumb, a frigid executive suite Was succeed where all else has failed in rationalizing men's 1 am not advocating skirts for men. But it is surely time has had two evil effects It has made Washington in- a status symbol. An arctic restaurant was not a plot on wear. to remove the noose and straight jacket. If they have done habitable in July, thus increasing the amount of legislation Until this summer, the thermostats of air-conditioned it in the House press gallery, they can do it in Locke by 10 percent. America were set for the comfort of that peculiar subgroup Ober's, the London Chop House and Four Seasons. And it has made the average office and restaurant of people who knot scarves around their necks when it's 90 Once that is gone, someone with a scissors and im- colder in the summer than in the winter. It has meant degrees outside. agination will market the short-sleeved, snort-panted suit. freezing in a heat wave. Consider for a moment what the average city male After all. even when Englishmen! went out in the noonday Before the new ruling, I spent too many days worrying Lifestyle office worker layers over his poor body on a Dog Day: one sun. they did it in shorts. about the circulation in my hands and too many nights in shirt, one tie, one long-sleeved jacket, a pair of long pants, It would also end one of the great running battles of the restaurants where the temperature was perfect., for the high socks and closed shoes. He is in fact barred from the sexes in the summer — for control of the thermostat. And cheese In one evening of frigid desperation I longed for a best restaurants and the executive suite if he forgets any of then we'd have something else good to say about America. HINTS FROM HELOISE A Salvage with tape DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: For years, I have tried lo salvage Inner shower curtains Here's an Idea for drying your rubber gloves after using (linen I, that have torn loose at the ring boles. them to wash the dishes, etc. I've finally found something that Is simple to use and Use two wooden spring-type clothespins and glue them to a works! Strapping tape! (Not masking tape.) It can be found at wall (with the Jaws down,) about four Inches apart. hardware stores, etc., and is primarily nsed for wrapping Press the pin, insert one side of the top of the glove with packages for mailing. palm of glove toward you. Repeal with other glove and Jnst fold the tape over the damaged hem area, press clothespin. tightly, then make an opening (over the bole that has been Now, they will hang down and open to dry. Von can paint covered) with a sharp object for the curtain ring, the outside part of the pin to match the wall, or whatever. — This tape holds for a long lime and no one can see the Len Davis mended spots. Better than pins or sewing! — Bonnie Ward LETTER OF THOUGHT DEAFTHELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: A timer Is useful when lawn sprinklers are turned on. Lets Does your neighbor's bouse always seem cleaner and more you know when It's time to move them and the lawn will be organized than years? Try this ego builder... watered more evenly. Pick out one little thing (mine is shiny faucets) and always AIM, helps to prevent water waste. — Mrs. William Glass have that done lo perfection. Our resources — and our money — would be conserved. Thanks for reminding us. — Heloise Then, In the midst of your chaos, you can always tell DEAR HELOISE: yourself, "Well, her house may look neater than mine, but no one has shlnlertaucets than me!" — Elaine Burton In response to the reader who was requesting Information on packing away baby clothes... Great! A positive outlook is always better in my book, too Thanks for sharing it. — Hugs, Heloise IMOW TIM! - Looking ov*r the prln Mat lot tha Mth Plata Aut. 15-19 at tha East FratnoM Show Grounds. I us* blue plastic which comes over my clothes from the Annual Monmouth County Horse Show, art, left to right. Show managers are Bruce Goodwin, Shrewsbury Town- cleaners. Seems to be Just the thing as It never fades. THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If you Ca Ca Vaun, Colts Nack; Sarah Goldsmith, Little Silver, ship, and Nila Conovar, Wall Township, for the associa- Also, I use these types of plastic bags when packing luggage have a hint or a problem write to Heloise In care of this and Katy Harctar, Middlatown. Th« A-ratad show, spon- tion, and Judy Stanlay, Rumson, Is chairman for tha for a trip. Fold la* plastic along with, or place Inside, folded newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise sored by the Monmouth County Horsa Show Association League. Monies ralsad will benefit Its Community Trust pieces of clothing. is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, ! and tha Junior League of Monmouth County, will take Fund. Helps to prevent wrinkling. - M.M. answer your questions in her column whenever possible. Arizona ANN LANDERS summer Organizations ready to help gay people message to alcoholics." It's By ERMA BOMBECK Daar Ana UMtrs: Your Dear C.C.: The list of Chi- ring. Sorry it's not a diamond! Inc., in your city. Call her list December. While recent advice for Ike young cago organizationa that help Dear Ann Landers: This 213651-2170. Tell the party on going through her poosesslons called "The Twelve Slap PHOENIX, Ariz. - One hundred sixteen degrees ... I live homoseiual to get counseling gays would have taken twice may sound ridiculous coming the line where you live and ask we found all the letters 1 had Call." I'm sure if these chil- in the Sun Belt. was good, but grossly In- the space of this column, but I from a full-grown woman, but when the next meeting nearest written — going hack lo oar dren got in loach with a group It's a section of the United States that is so named because complete. How many It-year- do want to pass the word. So, In the last few years I have your home will be held and honeymoon. She had kept close to their home, someone the area escapes severe winters and has an abundance of olds can afford a competent anyone who would like the list built up a terrible fear of any- where. Then GO. them hi her bedside table, tied would be more than happy lo sunshine. therapist? Obviously he wrote can get it without charge by thing which might cause me Recovery, Inc. Is free. This In « blue ribbon. When we come out and talk with their We are having an abundance of sunshine now. To spell it out to yon because he Is unable to writing to Gay Chicago maga- harm. I never used to be afraid organization has been a found them we wept tag ether, alcoholic mother. - A Mem- for you, I haven't been able to cross my legs at the knee since talk to his parents. zine, 1437 N. Wells St., Chica- of anything, but now, at M, I godsend to thousands of people and my haaband whispered, ber the last of May. I know exactly what that go, 111. 60610. have had four major opera- who fit your description. It op- "Trunks, angel." Slga me — Dear Member: Sorry, you For some time I have felt that those of us who live in this young gay Is going tbrouqh, Dear Ann Landers: The let- tions, six broken bones and erates on the same principle -GladlDM part of the country are misunderstood and much maligned. We are wrong. Alcoholics Ann. Five years af« ' was ter from the reader who didn't have been In 16 auto accidents as Alcoholics Anonymous — have the worst of all worlds. . — always a pauenger. Last Dear Glad: The wife who Anonymous will send soneone where be Is now. I finally got know how lo address a busi- people helping people with writes letters to her mother- out to speak to the alcoholic ness letter (Dear Sir? Dear Sir year I was disabled In a bad When the East and Midwest are suffering through the aa Ike caarage to attend a similar problems. TTiere are inlaw does it as much for her only if he (or she) requests it. meeting of Mattachlne or Madam? To Whom It May fall which left me with a part- brutal winters, no one is interested that we are having good time game leg and a bum more than l.dOO chapters in husband as she does for his When family members or weather. It's depressing and considered bad taste to talk about Midwest. It literally saved my Concern? Dear Person?) In- the U.S. Help is as close as mother. Thank you for shar- spired this one. I hope It helps back. friends or neighbors telephone it. When we are suffering through agonizing heat waves and life. I was also pat In touch your phone book. ing. all those people ont there who they are advised to contact Al- droughts, no one cares. with Gay Horizons and Dignity I live in constant fear that Dear Ana: Bless yoa for — a group for gay Catholics. are Humped. something terrible will happen Dear Ann Landers: I don't Anon' Children of alcoholics telling the young wife II was know where you get your In- The counselors are terrific. Why say "Dear" anybody? to me or to one of my children. are told to contact Ala teen. up to her to write to her moth- formation, bat this Is for Is Mr. Jaaes really dear to I can't afford a shrink and free Several organization! er-la-law when her husband "Concerned Children." Alco- yon? Ds you even know him? doctors already have an over- AT WIT'S END around the country are ready announced he haled writing holics Anonymous will go see What does It mean anyway? load, so new patients don't and willing to help gay people. letters and his mother would people. In chapter five of the What purpose does II serve? stand a very good chance of You'll ' During the snowstorms last year in the East our papers Everything Is held In strict have lo "understand." AA book, "How It Works," Why use It? Thai salutation is getting an appointment. I've were filled with stories of sacrifice, hardship, and devastation. confidence, and the service Is part of the Twelve Steps In the ume class as the stan- tried self-hypnosis and prayer I didn't realise how much During our summer, we get an occasional page-one picture of a fret. I'D enclosing a Hit of states, "atl result of these dard closing, "Vary Truly but I still have so many fears I my letters meaac lo my moth- blonde with three ounces of clothing on her back {none on her organizations In Chicago. I'm erin-law until we went lo bury steps, we try to carry this front) frying an egg on the sidewalk. No one looks at the egg still not comfortable with my Voun." What does THAT think I'm going crasy. I even tried talking to a friend but Great i gay status, bat I'm making mean? Are You "Inly" his? If not, why use it? she laughed and said, "Non- Have you ever heard anyone ask Johnny Carson. "How progress. I aha feel free to pursue a career while attend- sense! You're one of the HOT was It? " Absolutely not. The best salutation of all Is Recipes ing college evenings. la other strongest people I know!" Elections are won and lost over the ability to clear roads NO salutation. Unless you are words, I'm building a future. My husband thinks I'm ter- after a snowstorm, but have you ever heard of a mayor being friendly with the person, I say in get on with what yon want to rific. He calls me "The Rock" defeated because she couldn't handle "sweat"? Perhaps you can recom- mend some of these organiza- say and iklp the meaningless (for Gibraltar). Can you give me any advice? I'm lo the The Daily If any of you has an ounce of charity for your fellow person, tions to gays who write. They Mill. — St. Louli Woman - point of becoming a recluse. — you will indulge me while I share with you an Arizona summer. helped me tnra my life around. No Diamond Rlngi Scared Stiff In California It's where a woman puts on a pair of oven mitts so she can Perhaps someday I will be Dear St. Louis Woman: Of and Sunday touch her steering wheel. •ble to sip a letter like this, all the letters I received on the Dear Scared Stiff: You live bat for now Jast call me — subject, yours was the most in Los Angeles. There are sev- Register It's where you go to a Little League game and have it called Concerned Citizen practical. You win the brass eral chapters of Recovery, "due to lightness." It's where a bride watches her wedding ring melt and ... do it yourself wonders if she's still married. Where deodorant ads are considered fiction. ,v he Daily Regisler and have more fun! One Register Plaza Where you cultivate fat friends so you'll always be around Framing is easy . .. framing is fun! Shrewsbury. N J 07701 shade. Rumaon Roulette, Inc. Easy because we cut the glass and mats to your • Dally a Sunday, A reader just sent me a clipping on things that are "in" and specifications and we show you how to put the "chic." According to the story, "sweating profusely" is Lubkert-Robinson GLEN FALLS, N. Y.-Eliiabeth Lee Rob- Peter Ryan was best man and ushers were inson and Kenneth H. Lubkert were married Ralph Sabia. Alan Gardiner, and Jim and June 25 in the First Presbyterian Church here Bruce Robinson The Rev. Richard Bird officiated at the cere- mony , which was followed by a reception in the The bride is a graduate of Uen Falls High Red Fez School and the State University of New York College at Potsdam Parents of the couple are Harry Robinson and the late Patricia Robinson here, and Mr Employed by the Control Products Division and Mrs Harry K. Lubkert, Crawfords Corner of Johnson Controls. Inc . Richmond, Va . the Road. Holmdel. N.J. ' bridegroom is a graduate of Blair Academy, Blairstown. N J , and Clarkson College of Maid of honor was Hilary Kanner and the Technology. Potsdam bridesmaids were Paula and Trice Barna The couple reside in Richmond, after a MR. AND MRS. KENNETH LUBKBRT Carol Koncilek and Kathy Wood wedding trip to St Thomas Wehrle-Ddmenick HAZLET-Mr. and Mrs. William Bobbie Jo Wehrle was the flower girl and Domenick Jr., 24 Region Drive, announce the Christopher Wehrle was the page marriage of their daughter, Patricia Donald Wehrle Jr was best man and ushers Domenick, to Bruce Crawford Wehrle. son of were Thomas Domenick. Roberl Weiler. Louis Mrs'. Robert Weiler, 22 Concord Ave.. Boyle and Jimmy Sickles Leonardo, and Donald Wehrle, Forked River. SUMMER PARTY — Mrs. Frank Mlhlon, left, Belmar, and Mri. Kent Mini, Colts The bride, a graduate of Raritan High Neck, admire a Kaiser porcelain "Mother and Child," a special award for the Aug. The Rev Gregory D. Vaughan officiated at School, attended Brookdale Community Col- 15 Family and Children's Service Summer Birthday Party, set for noon in the the July 14 ceremony in SI Ann's Roman lege, l.incroft She is employed by Marine Barclay, Belmar. Mrs. Joseph Pilling, Manasquan, is in charge of reservations, Catholic Church, Keansburg View Savings and Loan Association Mid- which also may be made by calllna the main office of FJ.CS in Long Branch. The dletown. A reception followed in the West Keansburg event will mark the 70th anniversary of the agency. A fashion show will be by Sea Air- Firehouse The bridegroom is self-employed and oper- Shop, Spring Lake. Attending the bride were Jeanne ates Auto Rescue in West Keansburg He is a Domenick. maid of honor, and Rita Domenick. graduate of Middletown Township High Terri Weiler. Kathy Coppola and Diane School MR AND MRS. BRUCE WEHRLE Wagner The couple will reside in F.ast Keansburg Make a Date A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit or- ASK DR. BROTHERS ganizations Rates 12 00 for .1 lines for one day f I 00 eaca additional line: $3.00 for two days. $1 25 each additional Engaged line, 15 for three to five days. 11.50 each additional line; 16 00 (or 10 days. 12.00 each additional line Deadline nuon 2 days before publication Call The Dally Register. Sestito-Donohue 542-4000. ask (or the Date Secretary Penny-wise, pound foolish? JULVll-AUO.il HAZLET-Mrs. Margaret Half Price Summer Clearance Sale at St. Mark's Gift 4 M Donohue, 1 Cedar Ave, an- Nearly New Shop. Carr Ave & Kennedy Way. Keansburgi nounces the engagement of building next to the church. Summer hours. Wed & Fri. her daughter, Mary Therese 10:30 AM lo I 30 P \1 Donohue, to Dominic Sestito By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS long as the dividends come in doctor and my friends say I the best possible way. My doc- 3rd, son of Mr and Mrs. Domi- Dear Dr. Brothen: My they say. women are generally have to diet. I Iry, but I can't. tor tells me this was wrong JULY :il nic Sestito Jr., 66 Harnson wlie'i attitude about money happy Every time I start cutting and that I may be paying for it Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway. 2 Feary PI. Morgan, 8 30 Ave, Red Bank. •mates me. She wai left a They found that women are down on food, I get so de- now.-MY pin Live music Free buffet For information call Miss Donohue was gradu- good deal of money by her generally more conservative pressed I think I'm going to father, yet the ieem» to have investors than men. bul this il 739-3867 ated from Raritan High take my own life. If I could Dear MY. According to no Interest In what'i happen- changing as women become drink as much as 1 wanted, I The Shrewsbury Chorale & Brookdale Community Col- School, Hazlet, and is em- university studies In which lege announce the fourth of the Summer Sings for the ployed by Commodity Clear- ing to her Investments. This, more independent financially could gel along with less food, children performed under Summer of 1979. to be held at the Performing Arts Center ing Corp., New York In Itself, wouldn't lurpriie me Woman tend lo be more in but alcohol has been ruled oul bul it'i Inconsistent with how terested in protecting whal loo. I remember thai when I three different reward sys- in the Brookdale Campus, l.incroft Paul O Grammer will Mr. Sestito is a graduate of she behaves In a supermarket ilii'v have than in making a was little my parents would tems no rewards, social re- conduct the Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn Small admission Red Bank Regional High where she may lake hours fortune give me candy and sweets II wards isuch as praise, getting fee. School and is employed at the trying to decide how we can I'd been especially good. I to watch TV or go to the mov- Mary Donohue Monmoulh County Sheriff's I suspect that Wall Street AUG. 1,I,3 •ave (our cent! on a piece of always got to go to the ice iesl, and edible rewards, the Office brokers would find the new Annual Fair. Asbury Manor Methodist Home. Stockton meat or a box of cereal. I'm liberated woman very difficull cream shop II my grades were last I food} achieved the best Ave.. (X-eanGrove. Aug I. 2,9:30-4 P.M. Aug. 3,9:30-3:30 being petty I suppose, but this to categorize. good. If they were not, I results, with candy being the P.M. Luncheon, handmade articles, jewelry, boolui Caraballo-Orchard cheapness Just drives mr wild Dear Dr. Brothers: 1 weigh wasn't allowed to go. My most effective There are fluwers and food. bail month, she decided she 300 pounds and although I'm mother found this lo be a won many negative aspects to this The Friends of the Asbury Park Public Library Annual PORT MONMOUTH-Mr. wanted to go to work and I an unusually tall woman, I'm derful way to get me to study. type of reward system, how-' Book Sale. South Promenade of Convention Hall. Aibury and Mrs. Raymond Orchard encouraged It largely because still grossly overweight. My It worked, so she fell it was ever, • Park. Aug 1.2.3.12 Noon to9 P M All books IV Sr. 115 Wilson Ave., announce I'm praying that this may five AUGUST I the engagement of their her a more realistic sense ol QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & widowed ! daughter, Debra Vern Or- money. Is she likely to change adults Discussion, refreshments, dancing. Unitarian chard, to Franklin Caraballo. or should I give up and let her Church. 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft.8 P M. Donation$3.00,. < son of Ernesto Caraballo of spend all the time she likes In Mayaquez, Puerto Rico, and a supermarket even though I AUG. 2 THRU S the late Angela Caraballo. A think It's a terrible waste? - Monmouth County Fair. East Freehold Park, rldeit'. June wedding is planned P.W. , games, entertainment. AUK 2, 3. 4. 5. 11 a.m. to II p.m. Sun until 8 |i in Thurs Kids Day, free to 4 p.m. Special Dear P.W.: Your wife may ride offer Fri Senior Day free all day Further informa- . Miss Orchard was gradu- very well change now that tion 201-842-4000 ated from Middletown Town- she's working, partly because AUGUST 1,3,4,5 ship High School and Mini she'll have less time to Monmouth County Fair rides, garnet, entertainment, mouth County Vocational bargain hum and partly be- Aug. 2. 3. 4.5.11 AM to 11 P.M. Sun. until 8 P.M. Thurs. School of Beauty Culture She cause she'll place a different Kids Day. free to 4 P.M. Special ride offer Fri Senior is employed by Executive and value on her time Day. free all day Further information 20I-S42-4O0Q Professional Answering Ser- A group of Wall Street bro- AUGUST 4 vice. Red Bank. kers did a study of how women Lawn party-Flea Market-Disco, 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. feel about money They found Sponsored by the Willing Workers Club of St Thomas Mr. Caraballo attended that the richer the woman, the Episcopal Church. Red Bank, corner of East Sunset and Long Branch High School and less personal interest she is a retired U. S. Army veter- Bridge Ave Spaces 110. Phone 842-4512 or .741-5068 after 5 Debra Orchard and takes in her investments. As an. p.m. Franklin Caraballo AUGUST 5 VFW Post 2179 Flea Market Sunday, August 5, 9 a.m. Esparra-Bloch CUSTOM DRAPERIES to 5 pm. Hwy 36 I East I. Port Monmouth Inextto AkP|. 15 for indoor space: |8 fur outside space, for single table 13 HAZLET—Announcement for each additional table Maximum four tables. Call is made by Mr. and Mrs. SLIPCOVERS-UPHOLSTERY 787-0999. Steven Bloch. 12 Belfas' Ave.. AUGUST 8, U, SEPT. II of the engagement of their FREE SHOP-AT-HOME The Monmouth Veterans Senior Citizens Group is spon- daughter. Lori S. Bloch. to soring a bus trip to Atlantic City, hot lunch, taffy 4 show at Janier B. Esparra. son of Mr SERVICE CALL 747-2543 Resorts International. $18.95 complete All welcome. Call and Mrs Jtufacl Esparra. 52 870-1185 or after 6,222-3244 Memorial Parkway. Atlantic AUGUST 10. II, It Highlands. RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP The Annual Odell Memorial Fall Art Festival on Miss Bloch is a graduate of 39V2 Broad Street Red Bank OUR ENTIRE NEW grounds Long Branch Historical Museum, 1260 Ocean Ave., Raritan High School and is 12 Noon to 11:30 P.M. Aug. 10, 11, 12. Free admission to employed by Prudential Prop- viewing public erty and Casualty Insurance AUGUST II Co . Holmdel. as is her fiance "BACK TO SCHOOL" Outdoor Antique Show & Flea Market. St. Mary Arme- Mr. Esparra was graduated nian Church. 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon, 10-5. Rain date from Henry Hudson Regional August 18 Large space $8 00. Armenian food sold. 776-8333 School. Highlands, and attends after 5 Rutgers University. AUGUST 15 INVENTORY All Universal Church ministers are Invited to a meeting Senior group ashion Fair at the Universal Life Church at 14 Belle PI, Matawan at 11 A.M.. August 15 65 Broad Street Red Bank AUG. 15 TO II marks 8th year NOTHING HELD BACK The Junior League of Monmouth County & The Mon- TINTON FALLS - The mouth County Horse Show Association presents The Mon- Senior Citizen Group of Tinton mouth County Horse Show to be held Aug. 15 to 19, at Falls will begin its eighth year Monmouth County Show Grounds, East Freehold Rd at a meeting Wednesday at 1 Bet on a Freehold. N.J. Admission: $1.00, under 14 free. P m here in the Social Hall of NOBODY BUT NOBODY AUGUST 16 the Reformed Church. Hance Baha'i Community of Middletown, informal discussion Avenue. A social hour at noon sure thing! on Principles of Baha'i Faith, First Ave., Navesink, 8 P.M. precedes the business session. UNDERSELLS THE WIZARD, Free literature available 291-4364. All residents of the borough AUGUST IS 55 years of age and older are Seventh Annual Atlantic Highlands Arts 4 Crafts Show, invited to join this non-politi- Sat. Aug. 18, rain date, Aug. 25, 10-5. First Ave., across cal, non-sectarian organiza- from Borough Hall. Space or fencing $5 00 Call 872-1116 tion, which is sponsored by the PRE-SEASON Now thru August 4th Recreation Commission. AUGUST M Day bus trips, films, MeU-Clncinnati Baseball Game Bus Trip, bus leaves games, speakers and enter- COAT SALE Boro Bus Terminal, Red Bank, 5 P.M. $18.50 includes bus, tainment are part of the refreshments, ticket to game. Call 264-3754 or 787-7852. planned active programs. General meetings are held Need a coat this fall? AUGUST 15 the first Wednesday of each You get guaranteed savings . St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Keansburg, is sponsoring month. Members bring their a bus ride to Henhey Park, Pa., Sat.. Aug. 25. Bus will plus the pick of the stock children's fashions at MAGIC prices sandwich at noon. Dessert and leave from Parish Hall, 247 Carr Ave., at 8:30 A.M. right now! beverages are furnished by the EAST BRUNSWICK: RT. 18 Shopping Canter Tickets: 121.50 per person. Special $17.50 Senior Citizens. hostesses of the month Two Call for information and reservations, 787-4658. evening meetings a year help INnt To CIMh WorWl 2570222 ' to acquaint the. working resi; SAVEUPTO«52 Optn Q»ilr IM S>l M> 6 AUGUST 26 deVs with the activities. SHREWSBURY : 483 Broad Strait., Rt. 35 Middle'own Jaycee-e'ttes will hold a Flea Market at Middletown High School North Parking Lot, Tindall Rd., -Officers are Robert A small deposit holds your (Oo Ann* Sui 747 1701 Brandt, president; Bessie Middletown 10-4 p.m. Cost of double space is $8.00. Anyone Optn Only I Sll I06 Thurt ( Fn T.11 9 Holley, vice president; Kathy selection until Sept. 1. interested please contact 495-9722 or 787-0792. Rain date Sept 9 Brandt, secretary and Ruth Crawford, treasurer. 14 The Dttily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JULY 31.1979 INFLATION FIGHTERS pno* or i#> ro IN FLA TION FIGHTERS MM mwf to MMKOMA LINES — 5 DAYS — *3.00 — C4L1. 542-1700 2 Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tiger SIHtlpWanttd 51 He>ip Wanted FORD MUSTANG Iff* - Ti GENERAL OFFICE HELP - Typing, NURSES 1M/F) CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*74 - Two- two lone paint, tap* Itrlpat, white ude filing, good In math, answer phones. 2 Autos For Salt door, ISO light cylinder tnglnc. power wall draft, tport wrwcli. tpori mirrori, RN'S Apply In person, Monmouth Building >t*tring, powvar broktt. vin*l root. manual ttetrlng and oraKtl. 1300 lour Be a part of our professional team In Canter, 777 Shrewsbury Ave. AM/FM radl«. clock, oulemilK Irtni- cylinder inglna. automatic trant- a modern community hospital, easily 1f74 FIAY - ||4 W.UIH, MTf „«* Shrewsbury, between 11-1 o m miiimn. air conditioning, power win- miiiion, 41,1*9 milei, V3,3*i Plus tax accessible to major highways. Op cono>iion. IM« cluich *nd brahts Ask dow. 44.141 miltt |t 100 Ptui lai and and iicenw Tomi Ford. 300 Hwv IS, portunlttes are now available for: mt_»1W. Ml 1344 HANDYPERSON — Mult be skilled in ittnit Tom's Ford Inc . 300 Hwv 31. Ktvpoft 3W Itp* or 1e» electrlclal, plumbing, carpentry, Han •Menial Health, 1-11 AMC- AMBASSADOR tlW - Four K*»port IMUOtor 1*00 immediately Good salary J31 U4J •Operating Room, 7-3 *»-, IMviem cvhnotr, tutomallc. air FORD MUSTANG MACH I 1*71 — •Emergency Room, iw CHEVROLET VEGA 1*72 — Only conditioning, rtar *ttrotl, Powtr ltatr Fallback. ti«-cvlinder. lounpaed. HAIRDRESSER — The largest new •Med./Surfl. ill, 117 33.900 mint, automatic -Juno In >nfl manual brah». 4S.no mit«. AM/FM tttreo. aight trach. digital beauty salon In Monmouth County Mid •O R Orderly, 7-3 ti m. pluv tax and inanw TomiFord. .Ptctfd E»t»)Hnl running condition, clock, power steermg, manual brakei, dletown area is looking for on- Professionally competitive salaries »0 H«y U. KtVPOft. IMHOt or 1400 HOO 74J-4740. 47,132 mini. Radial whiiawall tirei perlenced. licensed cosmetologists In differentials, comprehensive benefits, IIOTS plus lax and llcante Tom't Ford, the following areas, hair cutting, hair annual merit reviews, every other CHEVROLET CONCOURSE ESTATE inc, 300 Hwv 3S. Kevporl 3*4 140* or coloring, hair dressing, manicuring, weekend oft Call Personnel. 721-1000. BM* IV) - 100] Or)v« inclaiiMhtlt WAGON 1*73 — Eight eaiungtr. auto pedicuring and ikln care. Call Sal-4747 Ext, 371, or apply In person )0u un on HI FwcvllntMr •ngin*. c. air conditioning Wall tducatvd. tour kptto fnanual trantmiHton. man rtai gone to live collage* 11.000 mllai. FORD ifH - LTD Saulre Wagon, HEAVY FACTORY WORK — In line SOUTH AMBOY uai 4lnrii(, powtr brakfli. AM FM HW Coll H1-M17, sltrta. rooming buckit Hilt. Mlchalln ticilient condition, 21,000 miles recycling plant, rotating shlils Ex- MEMORIAL HOSPITAL radial HrM. it M7 mutt »««i. Plui la Loaded fee 1130. perience not required Apply In person CHEVROLET t*7] NOVA - Two-door, 540 Bordentown Ave. and uctow Tum'i Ford lix . MO Hw only, MADISON INDUSTRIES, Old V-l automatic, power itearlno/orahas. FORD PINTO - 1*71. Iwo-door. auto- South Ambov, N.J. II. K*vport. IM-IMf or 1W0 Waterworks Rd., Old Bridge. NJ. I %' mitts ii.iJO. ta« and llcanw matic. 1300lour cylinder engine, power (Take Rl 34 ft Perkins lurnoff west, Equal Opportunity Employer M/F txifl RED BANK VOLVO, Dialer braktt. manual Hearing, AM radio, ^ «/i - 1003 Lookl Ilk* fltw. ll make first left, then bear left) rear defroiler. 16.973 mites |24*t. plus 2 Autos For Salt 5 AutoStrvlcts/Parts S1H »lp Wanted NURSES AIDES M/w — Full time, an conditioning, autamotit, AW FM J) mm 2 Autos For Salt lei and Itcintlng Tom t Ford Inc . 200 shifts, experience preferred, Apply in mm, r«*r dtfrosttf Aik.ng JJ»O HELP WANTED M/F CHEVROLET 1*7S NOVA — SIM- H«« 35, Kevport 1M 1*0* or 1400 person. King James Nursing Home, 400 '41 s;j] a STOP HOLDIN WORE IT flIN'T ] EAR-PANS, EIVINEY flLLTHAT / Crossword puzzle 11 City in LOUD / I* ACROSS Church 50 Scant A, Michigan 1 Timber X No longer 52 Surrounded 12 Hurried support in use by 13 River in Innocent 31 Feel in- 56 Plant England one disposed source 21 Taw 9 Assignation 34 Wiener 56 Exuberant 22 Valise 14 Conlinenl schnitzel 61 Adversary 25 Bobwhite Seed cover base 62 Bird Me II 27 Father Fi Joyous 37 Day ol the ol a region II 29 Warehouse Wedding week abbe 64 Winter 17 30 Not at home band Crevice while 32 Senorlta's Religious 40 Fruit 65 Himalayan • name u inscription Dillon's monkshood 42 33 Stringed German sidekick 66 Polecat Instrument Industrial 41 Man ol Milan 67 Giant ol n 34 Flower 44 Pronoun lolklore city receptacle Small 45 Dimensions 66 Not so much H 35 Majestic barrel 4h Old French 69 Flavorful PAW6'6 KISSES 36 Disputes Slavic coin 70 Close by 21 39 Stale ol SURE GIVE MY people 47 Spanish 71 Greek war India HAIR THAT 23 Faction woman's goddess 41 Slupor ?4 Betel palm scarl PLASTERED- DOWN 42 Greek DOWN LOOK/ Yesterday's Puule Solved 1 Hooded letter jacket 44 Unfamiliar nmrw mnn nnnn 2 Species 48 Victor at •ni-iau uaJci iJuMu ol willow Trafalgar onaaa aaaa otiau 3 Scorch 49 Youth 4 Children's 51 Decree UUUl'l UUUUUU game 53 Frequently UUL1OIIC1 UUULILJ 5 Beast's 54 Clamorous covert 55 Plaster ol Pans ' UuiliULl UUUUkJ UUU 6 River In Italy 56 Not harsh UUUIJLI LJULIUULI 57 Silkworm 'Sorry, uoumust have the 'She leamt U from AT tmnuijii i!inuu 7 Marvel Mary Worth 8 Light 59 Alrlcan . wrong number." uaciu nuiiu uuuan hajM antelope I DON'T NEED] PALE SHANNON, ONE OF NW I HWENT TOLD HIM VETfl FACE SltUU dUCUl UUUUU 9 Article 60 Pitcher . TO TELL WU <\ THE HARD TASK. OF BREAKING The Fumilv (', B> Bil Keanc uuuo aaaa BPHHUI 10 Chinese 63 Bashful \/ 1HE NEWS TO HIM ffl DINNER I y HI, MOM .'IT'S JULIE.' ^ IOW HAPPY EVERYTHING YOU'D civet 65 Malt liquor CALL THE CATBfF.R AND W THAT MAKES WANT AS A TONIGHT !• • I GUIS* HE'LL PLAN A PARTY.' NEX1 L, W\Ef-WH0j 50N-INLAW! •HE JUST HAVE TO LIVE WITH TIME "rtXJR PRODIGAL L * HE ? 1 EMPLOYER, fKL A BROKEN HEART I I 1 It) 12 lu I DAUGHTER COMES HOWE 1 ABOUT 1HI5 f p p SHE'LL BRING A ff HUBBANO wrm HER*/^ n n 711 n \ Sr IT - j Phi Wizard ..I I.I i EL SOON ^\ MOTIONAL come 1 !r) fil scon \ GROCERY 1 NATIONAL ! STORE 4ND ' GK0CER1 —i X r I LOAM CO. mon HO LOAHCC ;i "Wow! This world goes down a long way!" F I— E Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, JULY 31 something of the artist SCORPIOtOct. 23-Nov demand on your time. Ac- SNT HAVES VERSUS 21)- Feature those aspects tivities prove different - HAVEN3T«-IT'S THE Bom today, you are usu- about you - gifted and ally more successful when sensitive. nt your work that will bring and fun. you act from a basis of you to the attention of ARIESIMarch 21-Aprll It) To see what is in store higher-ups - quickly! intuition rather than one of for you tomorrow, find - Depression early in the logic. You have a knack for your birthday and read the SAOITTARIUSINov. 22- day may cause you to knowing which way the corresponding paragraph. Dec. 21) - A gift from a falter later on. Try to bask wind Is blowing, what will TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 ioved one makes up for in the light of another's please - or displease - the much recent unhapplness. humor. public and the life expect- LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) -- Express your gratitude TAURUS 1 J 1-31 The Phantom Beetle Bailev WHAT ARE YOU POING CAR, DIDN'T I TELL SO OUT FORA TONIGHT, BABY? VOU THERE VV.45 PASS. KILLER'/ me JUNSLE 3 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY", JULY 31,1979 County Fair Television Today V* York Channel* — 2. I. .». 7. 9. 11, IS set to open EVENING WCMU ar* • bumbling duo who IB MAM W LAUGH examine their empty rele- to his rescue. (Repeat) Mi IOOO0GD.tr S OVtl EAST Hoit: Hugh ride through the Old West, SSKVIINE ItonshlpslnthlsMlchelan- IMI a NEWS LINCROFT - One hundred cooking and sewing exhibits galo Antonlonl film. (2 i lltADYIUNCH Downi. Guest: Actor dispensing lustlc* to til B PREMIERE and eleven years old and still were still very mufch in hrs., 30 mlns.) Barbara Wallers-John 1 J0tE«SW»D •tor Ustinov. Its deserving Inhabitants, ©MOVIE-(COMEDY)"4 DM evidence although new ex- * going strong - that s the Mon- i even though thay can't And Only Henry Wlnkler, Waynt. Burl Riynolds I OODCOUPtE IMACNUUHKIKPOIl mouth County Fair A docu- nibits including tocketry, arts i fKismt IJOUMKY10 AOVENTUCE rida, shoot, ropa or chaw Kim Darby. (Paid Subs- FINAL CBASH/TW priMl By G.niral Eliclric tobacco. (Rapaat) cription Television) ment indicating that shares & craft* and recreation were i iSniOWSEE 1:31 SKIISIEPBItOW JANE fONOA runs wild Watch pro-wrestler 'Gor- (or the fair were sold 111 years beginning to make a strong ( I UNCLE FLOYD I EVENING MAGAM FIRSI IHRff YEARS OBBARIARAWAlTERSSllMMfR geous George' steal the in i wicky movis wild showing. S:M 1 1 ILOVillKY I I NOW 8 IHE RUNAWAYS A young girl SPECIAL This show will fea- ago is the basis for this claim. show! (2 hrs.) 1 1 AKNEWS I ADAM 12 on tha run altar witness- Donald Sulhirliitd! ture Interviews with Burl There have been many In 1975. Freehold Raceway • ID 1UESDAY NIGH1 MOVIE 1 1 lOWlKK FOK DOILABS I HOtirWOOOiQUAHS Ing a liquor stora holdup 110 Reynolds, the Shahof Iran changes since its inception, extended the racing season 'Rollerbair 1S75 Stars: 1 CIS HEWS I MATCH GAME appeals to tormar run- 900 O O BIG EVENT MOVIE 'Final and tha late John Wayne. but a common thread through- and it was time for the fair to away Mark Johnson for Jamas Caan, John Hou- (Repeat; 60 rains.I 1 lUWflfflANOSON I BASEBALL N*w York M*U Crash' 1973 Stars lane out all ol the Munmouth fairs find a new home What better help. (60mlns.) seman. The year It 2018. Fonda, Peter Boyle. A ONEWIVWEDGAME 1 NEW JERSEY NEWS vs Pittsburgh Pirates is the love u( the land and the place than East Freehold Park Tha earth Is no longer CD MOVIE (COMEDY)"' imokey IOVEIEASV CD DANCE FEVER CROSS WIIS group of eccentrics who divided among nations, and the Bandit' 1977 Burt Rey- hearth. When the fair was held and Showgrounds on East ( 1 GREEN ACKS ONEWS 8 S HAPPY DAYS Joanla make their home In an au but managed by six nolds, Sally Field. (Paid in Red Bank 60-70 years ago. it Freehold Road in Freehold? 1 CBS NEWS OMACNEIL-LiHIEtlEPOtl believes she must smoke tomobllejunkyardlolnlna m corporate cartels. scheme to restore an am- Subscription Television) was an agricultural fair When The First Annual Monmouth ie me NEWS • NEW JERSEY NEWS cigarettes to Join a cool Hunger, pollution, crime phibious World War II Macho C.B.'er known as IMADY BUNCH © CLOSE UP NEW JERSEY girl's club, Ignoring pleas il took place on the grounds of County Fair took place in ear- from her family to stop and free will have been plane and fly around the 'Bandit' romances girl 1 TIC IAC DOUGH MS ® WALL SIREE1 PERSPECTIVE the Freehold High School in ly July under the joint sponsor- smoking until tha Fom eliminated. There Is only world. (2 hrs.) while trying to win a bet by 1 ABC NEWS Ml ® LOIIIRYPKK II DRAWING the early 1950s, farm machin- ship of the Monmouth County points out what 'cool' Rollerball. (2 hrs., 30 OS THREES COMPANY Jack running a truckload ot 1 DATING GAME I* 8O IHE DOOLEY BRO1HERS ery dealers paid to display Park System and the Mon- really means. (Repeat) mlns.) becomes so angry with beer from Texas to Geor- George and BUI Dooley their implements Ribbons for mouth County 4-H Program MM GRIFFIN Janet and Chrissy that he gia with the sherlfl In hoi 8 O DEIECIIVE SCHOOL storms out snd sccepts a pursuit. (2 hrs.) competing 4-H members were and the present Monmouth Student* at Nick Han- position as a live-In cook lOJO D NINEONNEWJEP.SEY bought with this fee County Fair was born. nlgan's Detective with pal Larry's boss. II00 ooooono By 1954. the Fair was in This year's Monmouth Academy are searching ipeat) need of more space and moved County Fair on Aug 2. 3. 4. NEWS for a missing classmate In CINEMA SHOWCASE 'Harlan ONE UNDER THE S 0 MISSION IMPOSSIWI to Freehold Raceway under and 5 will be the biggest and a nearby funeral home, County U.S.A.' Barbara BfNNY HILL SHOW the sponsorship of the county best ever Fair visitors can when they discover that Kopple'e 1976 Academy MOVIE'The Third Key'A 4-H Program In 1971. the fair enjoy the animals, exhibits. tha mortuary has more Award-winning S LIGHTS OF BROADWAY police Inspector Is on tha was still at the raceway but contests, entertainment, a thanstlffslncoldstorage. documentary depicts the , The sparkle and glider Shadowbrook's superb trial o*~irsuper sate Stare: Randolph Man- violence that erupted In sponsorship was taken over by Showdeo and an Antique Auto cracker who is also want- ol (handeliers ihjl onre cuisine. These exquisite tooth, LaWanda Page. Kentucky whan 180 coal Freehold Raceway and the Show 4-H members will once ed for murder. (00 mlns.) adorned the famous Paramount antiques as well as (D BASEBALL Chicago White miners and their families fair was renamed the Great again display and compete in ® NEW JERSEY NEWS Theatre in Manhattan, now Shadowbrook's gracious service Sox vs New York sought recognition fortt:JO O CD CBS LATE MOVIE Monmouth Fair their project areas including shine over you as you enjoy Yankees their union. Parental dis- are warmly applauded. BARNABY JONES: Fairgoers who remember gardening, cooking, sewing, cretion advised. This film © DICK CAVEII SHOW Guest: Mystery Circle' A mo-the (Jreat Monmouth Fair will horses, small animals, live- Robin Williams, Part II, contains violent acenes torcycle manufacturer Is recall that farm animals and stock, square dancing, arts & that may be disturbing to ©MOVIE (ROMANTIC DRAMA)*- killed while testing a new some vlewere. (2 hrs.) crafts and much more. I Awwluia I960 Monica Vlt- product and when the 9:30 O S TAXI Latka Gravas The public is Invited to tl, Qabrlele Fenettl. A death proves to be faces deportation unless Entries open woman's disappearance murder, Barnaby is called compete and display their tal- ha marries a U.S. cltlien prompts her yachting In lo Investigate. (Repeat) ents in the Monmouth County and the taxi gang comas group trlende to re- 'MRS. POLLIFAX-SPY' for state fair Park System's Agricultural 1971 Stars: Rosalind Rus- Tent in vegetable and flower Darren McGavin. beauty pageant gardening, canning, baked ~ IHE TONIGHT SNOW'Best TRENTON - Entries are goods, needlework and or arts Of Carson' Guests: Mel At the movies now open for the Miss New 4 crafts Check newspapers Tlllls.BritlEkland.Garson for schedules or call 842-4000 MONMOUTM COUNTY EATONTOWN DKIVE IN Kanln. Ed Lieberthal. Jersey State Fair Pageant, AtHDEiN TOWNSHIP Amtlvvllle Horror IRI ft.4], 12; A Lllllf {Repeat: 90 mine.) which will be held the fair's for further information. ( INEMA M— Girl I ives Down trie I ant (Rl 10:45 ThtWindorar (R) J 30.9:45 FK1IHOLD OSIUESDAYMOVIEOFTHEWEEK opening day. Friday. Sept 7th. '•••HOLD I- STHATHMORI CINEMA I— 'Cabaret'197SStars:Llia at the\airgrounds on Route 33 Salurcl.iv Night Ftvtr (PGl, Or«*u Tha In-Laws IPGI 7 JO. 9:30 rain Deane will produce matirwe Ip.m Mlnnelll, Joel Grey. The in Hamilton.Township STRATHMOIIICINIMAII- FREEHOLD II - story ol a wide-eyed 101 Oilmiiloni (G) 2,7 11.1:1} Jutl You and Me Kid (PG) J 11, I:M All girls 17 through 25 years new film adaptation Main milinee lp m American girl whose ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (it age who are single. Ameri- ATLANTIC CINIMA— FREEHOLD III- chaotic lite and Impossi- HOLLYWOOD (API - Hair IPG) r IS. 9 IS Alltn (R) IB e Jj Rain matlntt 1 can citizens and residents of EATOWNTOWN ble loves are played out In Terence F Deane. of I Nev- COMMUNITY I - HAZLir the midnight fremy ol a New Jersey are eligible to er Promised You a Rose Draculi (R) 7 IS, t n in matin** 2 PLAZA— AmilyvlUe Horror |R| 7 JO, »:4S garish nightclub in pre- enter Garden' fame, will produce COMMUNITY II— CINEMA I— World War II Berlin. There is no entry fee and no Tfi* In-L*wi (PG) 7 », 9 30 Rain Tha In Laws (PC) 7,4 "God Protect Me From My matlnt* 2 pm. CINEMA II— O MOVIE (ADVENTURE) •« Cap special talent of any kind is Friends ' Lorimar Prod- Rocky II (PGl 7,9 IS lain Piralt 1953 Louis Hay- KIYPOUT required to enter. Contestants uctions. Inc. has announced ward, Patricia Medina. STRAND— are judged in both bathing Teenege Lovari (XI II. 211. 4:U, e:ll, Falsely eccused of raid- The film will be based on i 20 CandV Girl! (X) 1:10. ).20. S JO. 1:10. suits and gowns before a panel Gavin Maxwell's novel, "Ban- 10 JO Ing Cartengena and LONG BRANCH placed on a prison ship, a ol judges on the basis of beau- dit." the story of a young LONG I RANCH MOV IE S I— ty, poise, personality, eh.inn Allan (R) 7:20, 9 IS Rain mallnaa 2 reformed prlate Is freed Sicilian peasant whose hatred by his former followers and good grooming. ol injustice leads him to a LONG BRANCH MOVIIS II- and sets out to find the CALL NOW FOR A The In-Lawi IPGI 7 30. 9 JO Rain Free entry blanks are Robin Hood-like existence matlrwal p m MIDDLTOWN eal culprits. (105 mlns.) available by writing to: Miss which ends in tragedy. UA MIDOLETOWNI— "I ODD COUPLE New Jersey State Fair Pag- Moonrakar (PG) 7.9:30 UA MIDDLETOWN II - I ABC CAPTIONED NEWS eant, P O Box 8174, Trenton. Juil You and Ma Kid IPO) 7.9 12:00 I GONG SHOW NJ. 08650 UA MIDOLETOWN III I OOD COUPLE FREE ONE DAY Dracula (R) 7 IS, 9 II The winner of this year's Rte.35 1 OCEAN TOWNSHIP ) MOVIE (COMEDY)" ! One SEAVIEW tSUAM CINIMA I— And Only Henry Wlnkler, Miss New Jersey State Fair FOR GOD'S Amltvvllla Horror IR) 1. 3:15, 5 30 7 4S. 10 Kim Darby. (Paid Subs- Pageant will succeed Chris SAKE , SEAVIEW SQUARE CINIMA il— cription Television) Strawn of Hammonton She GET OUT.' AllanlRI2.4:45,7:J0,9:« HOLIDAY TRY OUT. MIDDLIIROOK I— Watch pro-wrestler Gor- will receive national recog- THE M». , Lava at Flrtt Bit* (PG) 7 30, 1 30 Rain geous George' steal the nition, win many valuable matinee 1p.m. •fa MIODLiaHOOK II- showl (2 hrs.) prizes and meet many AMITWlLLEs Th# Champ IPG) 7 IS. 9:J0 Rain O MOVIE (DRAMA) "h Oilfor matlne*2p.m. dignitaries and celebrities as the Lamps ol China 1935 Pat • ID SANK the 'Fairest of the Fair." A SIMPLE FINGER EXERCISE IS REDIANK MOVIES I- O'Brien, Joseph Hutchln- HORROF Amltyylin Horror (Rl 7 30, 9:45 Rfln son. Story ot a young oil ALL YOU NEED TO START mating* IB,m. REDIANK MOVItS II company representative Dracula (R) 7 20. 9 35 Rain matlnfa 1 ' FEELING GOOD ADOUT YOURSELF. In China, his love for his ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ill MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER- wife and loyalty for his TioJTOFFICES OPEN 7 OOfM I Just call and let us know when you Suoerman (PG) 7. 9 30 CINEMA 201-0148*1. SO MIDDLESEX COUNTY company. (2 hrs., S want to come. Holiday will be waiting WOODBRIDGE mlns.) EVENINGSAT7:15AND9:15 WOODIRIOGk CINEMA I- (D HONEYMOONERS Let with full, unlimited use of all facilities. The tn-Laws(PGI 2.4.6.1.10 CINEMA 34 WOODBRIDOE CINIMA II Route 34 Aberdeen Absolutely free. Just to try it out. Eacape Prom Alcatrai (PGl 2: IS. 4:45, ' 35, 9 40 1:00 I TOMORROW Hoit: Tom 583-3600 SOMERSET COUNTY Snyder. Guest: Curlls •Swimming pools and sunrooms. RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I- TMIn Lawl(PG) 2,4. a. 1,10 Sllwa, leader of the Mag- ONE WEEK ONLY Saunas and whirlpools. Tension RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II nificent 13, subway II S 1961 W/I Illl Meatballs IPGI J. 3 SO, 5 40. 7 30. y 30 easers. Body firmers. The MPAA RATINGS vigilantes who patrol the UMNOEIIERS.. G General audiences New York City under- most advanced exercise sys- PG-AII ages (Paranlal guidance tug geitad) ound. (60 mint.) tems and equipment you'll R Restricted (Persons under 17 not ad- I NEW JERSEY: PERSPECIIVE milted unless accompanied by parent or STRATHMORE adult guardian) SI TWILIGHT IONF IMIflaU iiuneMi lawtiai censi find anywhere.' It's all free. X-Adultl only. I JOE FRANKLIN SHOW TWIN MM1T U. aitMU There's no obligation. I NEWS FITNESS I NEWS . If so IS AN ATTITUDE. Be terrific I MAKUS WELBY. H.D. (D NEW YORK. NEW YORK It's energy. Vitality. The ability to ARTHUR MURRAY'S 7:30 » 9:45 Dally 2:05 0 IHOUOHT FOR TODAY steam ahead when you have to and let Sat. Sun. Mat. 2 p.m. OMOVIE (COMEDY)" treasure All Seats S1.50 off steam when you don't. 01 San Gennaro 1966 Senta Berger, Harry Guardlno. • So pack a fresh towel,, work-out "ESCAPE UTUZ" Four man and a woman clothes, sport shoes and a swim suit tteal the treaaure of Na- and you're ready to enjoy a holiday ples' patron Saint, but the woman double-crosses that can change the way you feel them and trlet to etcape about yourself. And it's all free. • with the treaaure. (2 hrt.) But call for your reservation now. MIDDLETOWN ONEWS GENERAL CINEMA Because any offer that makes you THEATRES feel this good about yourself can't t»MOVI£-(DRAMA)««"SariFran- S1.50 FIRST (* ) Cisco International AirpoN 1910 MATINEE ONLY go on forever. X Parnall Roberts, Van MORE THAN ONE Johnson. Pilot's wife It SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA FITNESS APPROACH. held hottaga In a plot to KTi 66* 35 NR CINCif <77S §810 tteal money from a cargo •f, 2-4:45-7:30-9:4 That's why Holiday people make the me. (115 mint.) In tpace no one f difference. Fitness professionals who PRAYER canhtti