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Grid Giants Sign 30-Year NJ. Lease NEW YORK (AP) - New in the Hackensack River Cessions Mayors Petitioning Nixon to Halt Pollution SEE STORY BELOW , Heavy Rain Rain, neavy at times, ex- pected today, tonight, tomor- Hank. Frwhdil row and again Sunday. FINAL l-on(i Branch EDITION Moiimoulli roniMv*s OiilKlaiiiliiig Homo Xewspapor VOL.94 NO.44 RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27,1971 TEN CENTS Grid Giants Sign 30-Year NJ. Lease NEW YORK (AP) - New in the Hackensack River cessions. The signing yesterday cul sembly and signed by Cahill for the entire complex. for the license. complex and convincing the Jersey Qov. William T. Cahill Meadowlands. David A, "Son- There will be parking space initiated six months of execu- last spring. Cahill said Giant Stadium Several suits have been Giants to move to New Jersey went to New York yesterday ny" Werblin, former New for 23,000 cars and'400 buses . tive and legislative planning Ultimate plans for the com- would cost between $30 and filed challenging the State was State Treasurer Joseph and came home with a foot- York Jets owner and now and all parking revenues will by the Cahill administration plex include a race track, a $40 million. He said it would Sports Authority. The Chief McCrane, a former tackle at ball team, the New York Gi- chairman of the New Jersey go to the state authority. to bring New Jersey its first baseball stadium, and an ex- be the first facility built at the suit was filed by the state West Point. ants, who signed a 30-year Sports and Exposition Author- Cahill said, "It's a truly major league sports fran- position and convention cen- complex. against the authority to test McCrane was involved in lease to play in a state-owned ity, signed for the state. great day for the State of New chise. ter. The project is expected to Construction cannot begin its constitutionality. the negotiations with the Gi- stadium to be built in New The lease gives the Giants Jersey and as great a day for Legislation creating the cost more than $100 million until the money has been The case is before Superior ants. "It's Joe McCrane's Jersey by 1975. an option to renew and calls New York Giant fans and all sports authority and author- the money will be raised raised through bonds and the Court Judge Morris Pashman day," Cahill sajd. Giants' owner and president on the team to pay an annual the citizens of New York." izing the construction of a ma- through revenue bonds. state must obtain a racing li- of Bergen County and argu- The governor said, "this Wellington Mara signed the,, rent of 15 per cent of ticket The governor said the new jor sports complex on 750 State Track cense before the bonds may ments will be heard Sept. 30. day will really be a spark that lease assuring that his t«am . sales revenues. The Giants Giant Stadium would be "an- acres of the meadowlands in The race track is to be op- be issued. Cahill said the state McCrane's Day will light.up the meadow- will move to the planned and the state will share all other bridge between New East Rutherford was passed erated ffy the state. Profits would apply immediately to Cahill said the guiding force lands, 20,000 acres of what we 75,000-seat stadium to be built revenues from stadium con- , York and New Jersey." by the State Senate and As- from it are expected to pay the State Racing Commission in planning for the sports See Giants page 2 Rally Talks Urge Women^Right On By SHERRY FIGDORE "help the development of per- stitutions that oppress us all" violet-tfecorated china cups stitution for determining what sonhood of both men and by-using,people power, vote and saucers. happens in our society." HOLMDEL- A dozen women." power and dollar power. Over it all, Miss Kennedy speakers yesterday climaxed Wilma Scott Heidi, a behav- The scene at the grassy denounced the news media "Boycott advertisers who the 32-mile New Jersey Walk ioral scientist and candidate commons in Holmdel^ Park (the small newspapers she don't support the women's for Women by relating the fe- for the national presidency of had a definite festival air. grouped as the "Weird Her- rights movement," she urged. minist fight for equality to NOW, defined a feminist as Several longhairs were toss- ald-." that ignored the wom- Proctor and Gamble spent similar upward strivings by "one who believes women are ing a red Frisbee at the edge en's rights' movement) and $24 million in 1965 she said to minority groups - blacks, the people, one who believes in of the crowd. Toddlers were organized religion (the church introduce its new Bold deter- poor, homosexuals, the Third the legal, social, economic contentedly romping through has "all over the world soft-' gent "that's now polluting World peoples. and personal equality of the the grass, munching-cookies. ened up people for agres- your streams. That's about (Related Story, Page 3) sexes in a two-sex world." One little blonde girl sion") and urged women to $500,000 per state. Think what Mrs. Poppy Kennedy of Turn Crowd On hugged her doll with small strike back where it hurts you could do with $500,000 Monmouth NOW (National Or- But it remained for New arms sporting armbands with most - in the pbeketbook. for day care centers in New ganization for Women), who York lawyer, lecturer and au- the feminist symbol aglow in Dollar Power Jersey. Why shouldn't Proctor organized yesterday's March thor Florynce Kennedy to fluorescent pink ink. "Use your dollar power," and Gamble fund day care from Maplewood to Holmdel really turn on the crowd of And on one blanket, four she said. "We almost never centers?" County Park, said the wom- about 150 persons with her women shared a vacuum think about that. Strike the Miss Kennedy zeroed in for en's rights movement would calls to rebel "against in- bottle of hot tea, served in banks. A bank is a major in- see Women's page 3 Bayshore Mayors Call on Nixon To Halt NYCs Sewage Dumping Regliter Stan Photo* OUTSPOKEN FEMINIST-Florynce Kennedy, HAZLET - The. 10-member the 60-day deadline set by the dumping of New York gar- State DEP Commissioner der construction discharge New York lawyer and author of "Abortion Rap," Bayshore Conference of May- mayors, "will result in a legal bage from barges immediat- Sullivan will receive an extra "400 to 500 million gallons of was main speaker at yesterdays state celebration ors will petition officials from action by this group to enjoin ely off the Jersey coast. set of petitions from the 10 sewage into the Hudson every of women's rights day at the Holmdel County President Nixon down in an them from any. further occu- The initial petitions declare communities involved in the day." Park". Mrs. Kennedy, using the strongest of terms, attempt to halt continuing pol- pancy until the condition is that "pollution of the Bay wa- conference demanding cessa- "We don't expect correction urged the women in her audten.ce to rise above lution of New Jersey waters corrected." ters endanger the overall ma- tion of dredging off High- action in 60 days," he said. COORDINATOR — male domination "through people, dollar and vote by sewage flowing south from Speaking for the confer- rine ecology," jeopardizes the lands. "That's an engineering impos- power," Jackie Yuhasz of Mata- Lower Manhattan. ence, Holmdel Mayor David success of President Nixon's Highlands Mayor James T. sibility." wan, coordinator of the • The petition approved last Cohen said the group is sure Gateway Project, and ad- White has submitted "con- but each of the ten towns in- Walk for Women and a night at a dinner meeting in of receiving volunteer legal versely affects area recrea- vincing evidence" of destruc- volved - Hoimdel, Middle- member of the execu- the Holiday Inn, declared the services "if a court suit be- tional opportunities. tion and permanent damage town, Keyport, Hazlet, High- tive board of the Mon- mayors "outraged by the pol- comes necessary." to the area from continued lands, Atlantic Highlands, mouth County Chapter Promise Labor lution being created in the Added attorney and state sand dredging. Matawan Borough and Town- Petitions will be sent within of National Organiza- Hudson River, Raritan Bay Assemblyman John I. Dawes, the next few days to President Mayor Cohen said the group ship, Union Beach and Keans- tion for Women, was and the Jersey Shore." who first proposed the confer- Nixon, federal Commissioner was "indignant and horrified" burg - will adopt identical moderator of women's The conference threat- ence action two months ago, William Ruckelshaus, Govs. that the Lower Manhattan resolutions demanding a posi- liberation program yes- Role on Policy ened "further action" if a "the firm is not my firm. The William T. Cahill and Nelson City Sanitary System and the tive response within the next terday at Holmdel "positive response is not re- attorneys involved are not Rockefeller, Senators Clifford World Trade Center now un- 60 days. County Park. WASHINGTON (AP) - In a And the Meany-Hodgson ceived in 60 days." employed by any of the P. Case and Harrison A. Wil- peace-making meeting with meeting was significant be- PA Singled Out towns." liams; state Commissioner of AFL-CIO President George cause of> the labor chief's Part two of the petition spe- First Since 1932 Environmental Protection Meany, the Nixon adminis- heavy criticism of President cifically singles out the Port Mr. Dawes said as far as he Richard J.
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