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Today: Our All-County Football SEE PAGES 18,19 Sunny and Cold Sunny and cold today, tomor- FINAL row and again on Sunday. Red Bank, Freehold Clear and cold tonight. Long Branch EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 28 PAGES VOL.94 NO. 112 RED BANK, XJ. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3,1971 TEN CENTS Senate Favors Appointive Power for CahiU Other Legislature Stories, Page 2 The Senate bill, sponsored by Sen. Carrett W. Hagedorn, He said "the decision making process is often too slow and Sen. J. Edward Crabiel, D-Middlesex. the Senate minority R-Bergeri, would give the governor the authority to nominate confused" because there "is no clear line of accountability" in leader, said, "with a 3-to-l majority in both houses what the TRENTON (AP) — Gov. William T. CahiU would have the the commissioner after consulting with the board of trustees operating state institutions. governor wants he gets, but that doesn't mean he's right." power to appoint the commissioner of the Department of In- that would replace the board of control. Hagedorn said that while the board of control and the Crabiel asked, "Why should a lameduck legislature in two stitutions and Agencies under the terms of an administration The governor's choice would be subject to confirmation by boards of managers have performed their jobs con- days pass something as important as this?" bill passed by the State Senate. the Senate as it is with other cabinet appointments. scientiously, most of the members are not professionally quali- Democrats appear to hold a one-vote edge in next year's ' The vote yesterday was 25-8 on the bill to give the gover- The bill would also change the present boards of managers fied to make the decisions they are faced with. Assembly. *-< nor ,the appointing authority and authorizing the first reorgani- of the various institutions to boards of trustees without the di- He also criticized the present system which postpones po- Crabiel charged the Republicans were engaged in "a last zation of the department since 1971. rect polieymaking power they now have. licy and administrative decisions until the monthly meetings ditch effort to force something through." He also charged the The measure passed over objections from the Democratic Authority Sought of the boards. bill would reduce the role of the "citizens" boards in operating minority that it was too important a bill to be considered by a Gov. William T. CahiU has sought more authority over op- "The administration of Institutions and Agencies requires the state institutions. "lameduck legislature." eration of state institutions for some time. day to day supervision, not month to month supervision," said He said failures in the system could be traced to the legis- The institutions commissioner is now appointed by the Hagedorn said the institutions agency is the third largest Hagedorn. lature. The boards. Crabiel"said, ask for more money to hire board of control of the department which also sets overall po- state department with an annual budget of over $500 million. It He said the Rahway Prison riot of Nov. 25 "dramatically more workers and improve conditions and "we in the legisla- licy for running the state's institutions. employs more than half the state's workers. points out the need for restructuring this department." ture always kick it aside." Cut '72 Campaign Aid From Tax Bill WASHINGTON (AP) - A $20.4 million for the 1972 cam- For individuals, the bill be repealed, an average sav- bill cutting taxes $15.8 billion paign. would mean an extra $25 per- ing of $200 for car buyers and over the next three years and The conference voted to sonal exemption this year, an a stimulus to the big-employ- postponing beyond 1972 the postpone the checkoff until extra $50 next year. ing automobile industry.. hard-fought issue of tax fi- 1976. And even for future elec- For low-income persons, the Business Credits nancing for presidential cam- tions the actual disbursing of special minimum deduction Industry generally would paigns apparently is on its the funds would require ap- would be boosted next year benefit from a revived in- way to enactment. propriation legislation by Con- from $1,000 to $1,300. vestment credit, permitting a A Senate House conference gress, which could be subject The excise tax on automo- 7 per cent tax writeoff for finished fashioning the mea- to presidential veto. biles and light trucks would Sec Tax Bill, Page 2 sure yesterday, making a deep concession to President Nixon's opposition — backed by a veto threat — to the dol- Register Staff Photo by Jonnl Folk lar checkoff campaign financ- BUCS WIN RUTGERS CUP — Red Bank Regional coach Bob Strangia, center, receives the first an- ing feature. nual Rutgers Cup — symbolic of Central Jersey high school football supremacy — from Al Rockoff, The White House strongly right, chairman of the Rutgers alumni committee. Senior members of the Buccaneer squad, who were implied Nixon would sign the honored guests at last night's dinner after which the presentation was made are, left to right, Greg bill, but reserved the right to Glover, Alan Burgess. Steve Hill, John Lee, Ken Cook, Bob Longo, Greg Norflee and Mike Pitts. seek repeal or some other means to prevent the cam- paign-checkoff provision from going into effect. The provision would allow- individuals to contribute $1 to Red Bank Regional Grid a presidential campaign fund by checking a box on their in- come tax'returns. Nixon Plan The conference committee Team Wins Rutgers Cup bill would give Nixon essen- By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Rutgers Cup, symbolic of Bridgewater Raritan East, Head football coach John tially what he sought in tax Register Sports Editor gridiron supremacy in four which has won 34 games in a Bateman presented the presti- changes designed to stimulate counties — Monmouth, Mid- row, represented Somersct- gious cup to Red Bank Re- the economy. NEW BRUNSWICK - Mon- dlesex, Somerset and Hunt- Hunterdon Counties, while gional coach Bob Strangia. But it is a blow to Demo- mouth County Champion Red ardon. John F. Kennedy of Iselin was "This Rutgers Cup will al- cratic hopes that the checkoff Bank Regional High School The announcement was the selected as Middlesex County ways be remembered back at plan they devised could yield last night was selected as the highlight of a dinner at David- kingpins. Red Bank," said Strangia. their deficit-plagued party outstanding interscholastic son Dining Hall on the Rut- All 3 Represented "This is the most important APWIr«pt!Oto football team in Central Jer- gers University Heights Coaches, administrators one; this is the one everybody BUTZ SWORN IN — Earl L. Butz is sworn in as secretary of agriculture sey. Campus here. Red Bank was and senior players from all will remember; this is the HowCutWill as President Nixon looks on yesterday in the White House. Gving the oath The Buccaneers, who com- chosen from among three fi- three teams attended last first one. * is Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun. Holding the Bible is Butz's pleted the school's first unde- nalists, all of which were un- night's banquet as guests of "What makes a team go 9- wife. Controversial appointment was confirmed by Senate yesterday by a feated season in 42 years, beaton (9-0) county cham- the Rutgers Alumni Associ- 0? A cooperative adminis- Affect Taxes vote of 51-44. were awarded the first annual pions. ation and the university. tration. A dedicated bunch of WASHINGTON (AP) - assistant coaches, a dedicated Here are estimated taxes on staff right down to the train- selected incomes for each of ers and the guys who sweep the next three years in the tax the locker room." Jury Rules Unique bill approved yesterday by Beadleston Is Named Strangia, who came to Red Senate-House conferees. Bank as head coach last sea- The figures up to $10,000 as- son, said he set a goal for his sume the standard 10 per cent team. deduction; the $15,000 and Senate Majority Head "Before we started prac- $20,000 figures assume an 18 Common Scold Rap tice. I sat all the kids down in per cent deduction. By HALLIE SCHRAEGER The indictment alleges that Baker v. The State) in 1890 the locker room and told them Beadleston faced Sen. Income Tax Mrs. Palandrano on July 21. thought to be the most recent TRENTON (AP) - Senate Schiaffo said his election if they would bear with me for Frank X. McDermott in an- Single People ]971 1972 FREEHOLD - Marion Pa- 1970. and various other days case involving an alleged President Raymond Bateman. and that of Maraziti were two years that they would see R-Somerset, was reelected other close contest for the job without opposition. -$5,00li $552 $491 landrano, 41. of Monroe St.. and times, both before and af- common scold. of majority leader, succeeed- themselves with an unde- 10,000 1,596 1,530 Middletown, was indicted ter that date, "was and yet is yesterday by the Republican feated season and a state Stated the high court: majority in the upper house to ing Sen. Harry L. Sears, of Beadleston. 59. of Rumson. 15,000 2,529 2,509 here yesterday on a charge of a common scold and disturber Habit Required Morris County, who is retiring championship. 20,000 3,745 3,722 being a common scold. of the peace of the neighbor- an unprecedented third con- served in the Assembly from Married, No Children "A woman does not neces- secutive term. from the legislature. 1951 to 1967 when he won his What It Takes The ancient charge arises hood and of all good and quiet sarily become a common $5,000 $386.