Villane maintains ocean seawall did the job, B1 MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL/HIGHLANDS Their fingers crossed Memorial services ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Local Georgetown fans Congressmen pay tribute are counting on Hoyas. Today's Forecast to Edwin B. Forsythe. Sunny, mild today Page B2 Page A7 Complete weather on A2 i The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 231 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1984 .. 25 CENTS Mondale attacks relentlessly on eve of New York vote BY WILLIAM M. WELCH Associated Press Writer On the eve of New York's critical Democratic primary, Walter Mon- dale remains relentlessly on the attack though his chief rival Gary Hart dismisses some of their disagreements as "penny-ante, picky business." f£ £ 15 Along with the Rev. Jesse Jack- son, all three candidates for the party's presidential nomination were searching for votes in New Sightseers jam Ocean Avenue in Sea Bright York again today, with Mondale holding an 11 percentage point lead in a late statewide poll. "It will be very, very close." said Mondale, whose campaign has spent $17 million so far and faces Sightseers jam shore difficulty with campaign spending limits in the remaining primaries. "I'm being outspent about 3-to-l I'm the poor person's candidate." Hart declined to predict victory to see storm damage but said, "I'll run at least a very BY USA R. KRUSE broken furniture sat as a silent Their boat had survived, and the close second." UMCMM Ml pnolo reminder of last week's storm. damage wreaked by the storm's The three met for a second TOGETHERNESS — The three Democratic presidential hopefuls, Sunday drivers all seemed to i The media had rained upon the fury was "about on par" with what debate in a week yesterday morn- former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, left, the Rev. Jesse Jackson have the same destination in mind shore communities with forces ing, and Jackson, after protesting and Sen. Gary Hart, clasp hands after an hour-long debate yesterday. yesterday — Ocean Avenue in Sea they said they were expecting. rivaling those of the storm's. One "the attempt to ignore my pres- Bright and Monmouth Beach. "I thought it was going to be New York television reporter er- worse," said Craig Peterson of ence," again took the role of It almost looked like summer — peacemaker between the warring and Hart and thrust them together paigns during the debate. And their roneously pronounced that "Sea Cedar Grove. "I can't say we've traffic jams, tourists lined up front-runners. for a parting handshake. dispute was most pointed when the Bright was nothing more than a seen too much, although we did see Mondale and Hart differed on issue of moving the U.S. Embassy along the beaches, flocks of famil- sandbar." Newsmen, both national As the debate ended on a New ies arriving at the Jersey Shore. some steps washed away. We've York City television station, Jack- Central America policy and in in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusa- and local, were dispatched to the seen a lot of people drying things characterizing their own cam- See Mondale, page A2 But yesterday was different — scene, and for two days, almost son grasped the hands of Mondale for the out-of-towners weren't here out, a lot of people with their car everybody in the United States doors open. We even saw one car to enjoy the beaches — they were knew where Sea Bright and Mon- here to check out the "devas- with a jack tilting the car to let the mouth Beach were. the water out." tation." With all this exposure, it prob- Signs of last week's nor'easter The Petersons had stopped off Soul singer shot, killed ably isn't surprising that both the were everywhere — wood pilings curious and the concerned would near the Sea Bright Bathing lying in heaps, rubble and debris descend up the towns this weekend Pavilion to get an up-close look at everywhere, pieces of concrete in summer-like proportions. the beaches. where fences once stood. One family from Edison had "We're assuming it will be by father during dispute But it was also obvious yester- come down to check on the much worse down that way," day that the clean-up had begun. condition of their boat, docked at Peterson's wife Jill added, point- LOS ANGELES
(continued) breached wall. nodding his head toward the Sea THE WEATHER ing down the road toward Mon- Al Marino of Roselle parked his Bright Bathing Pavillion next mouth Beach. "We just didn't see car near the wall and stood at the door."But we never would have the devastation we thought we waters edge. "I just came down to come down here if we'd known Jersey shore The Forecast For 7 p.m. EST H Rain^ SnowFSl would." survey the damage and see what it there was going to be so much Mostly sunny today. Highs in the lower to middle 50s. Monday. Apr, 2 traffic." • High Temperatures Snow«f» FlurrtajsU Neither was surprised at the was like. I was driving along, Winds northwesterly at five to 15 miles per hour. Fair number of cars that lined Ocean trying to find the hole in the wall, His wife Sandy stared at the tonight night and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the lower Avenue. but I never expected anything like never-ending sea of cars. "Why to middle 30s. Highs tomorrow from 55 to 60. Chance "Are you kidding?" Jill this. It's really amazing." don't they just stay away." of precipitation near zero through tonight. Peterson asked with a grin. "This Monmouth Beach Patrolman is the place of the week to drive Richard White said he "couldn't Marine forecast to." even estimate" the number of cars Watch Hill. R.I to Manasquan. N.J. And everyone wanted to drive that drove through the town. The Daily Register Northwesterly winds at 10 to 15 knots today. North past the hole in the sea wall, where "They've lined up the whole length (USPS-145-440) to northwesterly winds at around 10 knots or less the wooden gate had given way to of Monmouth Beach and backed up Published Daily by The Red Bank Register Established m 1676 tonight. Fair weather through tomorrow. Winds the pounding of the unrelenting into Long Branch." White said. by John H. Cook and Henry Clay tomorrow light and variable becoming southeasterly. surf. It seemed that at least one "It's just sightseers looking at the Main 0fl.es Visibility is more than five miles through tonight. car in ten stopped long enough for damage." One Register Pla«. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 Average wave heights one to three. a passenger to take a picture of the (201) 542-4000 Sea Bright police said they could Fronts: COM < Occluded w' Stationary •• Branch otlices rw Warmw not give any estimates, while Long Monmouth County Courthouse. Tides Freehold. N.J 07726 Weather elsewhere Cincinnati 55 31 Cll Branch police said 25,000 drove Cleveland 40 27 cli Bradley Members ol the Associated Press The Associated Columba.S C 66 <6 cli through their city. Sandy Hook Press is entitled eulusivsty to me UM ol all the local HILo Columbus S3 29 en (continued) All times Eastern Standard Albany But not everyone drove for news printed In the newtpeper as well as all AP news 57 27 c" Dallas-Ft Worth 66 48 diepstchee TODAY: High: 07:46 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. and low: Aibuqueroue es 39 CO) Dayion 52 ?9 cli John Farmer, columnist with the miles to see the storm's destruc- Amanllo 33 01:48 a.m. and 2:01 p.m. 40 01 cdy Denver 36 30 sn Star-Ledger and Newhouse news- tive fury up close. Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Anchor age 47 36 Ml Das Moinee 56 26 Association, the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, the New 32 Cir papers will moderate the debate. TOMORROW: High: 08:19 a.m. and 8:32 p.m. and Aaheville sa Detroit 54 26 elf "I'm glad I wasn't in a hurry to Jersey Press Association low 02:26 a.m. and 2:34 p.m. Atlanta 62 38 C" Oulum 46 23 cdy The final panel is scheduled for get somewhere," said Shelly Allanlic City M 34 BH El Peso 60 42 clr 10 a.m. Wednesday at Wilson Second Class postage paid al Red Bank. N.J. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; Sea Austin 12 53 rn Fairbanks 47 22 cdy Schechtman of Long Branch, as 07701 Pubi»hed weekly Mail subscriptions payable « Baltimore 54 M Clr Fargo 50 32 cdy Auditorium, and will feature two she looked at the traffic that Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 Belling! 33 31 It sn Fiaoautl 33 24 08 cdy Birmingham 64 37 CO, Great Fails 41 29 01 sn members of the Monmouth College crawled past the hole in the sea minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. Mail Rates: Daily » SHAWM 47 24 S" Hartford M 25 Clr faculty — Dr. Marvin Maurer, wall. "It's hard to believe that Teim Daily Sunday Sunday BOM 56 JU edy Heiene 33 44 04 sn 1-1J weeks 1 70/ wee) 75/ wee> 2 45/ week 3< chairman of the political science water could do this much dam- Boron 56 eii Honolulu 65 71 06 Cdy 13-51 weeks 1,55/ wee* 70/ iw 2.25/ week to, Sun, Moon Browns wit N 59 Houston 73 ',f, department, and Dr. William age." I year I 45/ week 65/ week 2 10/ week All times Eastern Standard •uttW 41 31 I" Indianapolis 55 31 cdy Mitchell, professor of anthropology Mail rales lor college students, and military person- Burlington 52 23 cdy Jachson.Miss 69 16 cdy Keith Wells of Little Silver and nel — ft of above rales TODAY: Sunrise 5:40 a.m.; sunset 6:21 p.m. CMoei 33 l» sc Jacksonville 73 45 clr and forum coordinator. The moder- his family echoed similar Home delrvery by Carrier — Daily and Sunday Cn»rt«»ltH\S C 66 93 LH Juneau 37 JU rn ator will be Dr. Kenneth Stunkel. thoughts $1 35 a week; Sunday only 35 cents. Daily only 1 00 TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:38 a.m.; sunset 6:22 p.m. Charleston^ V 55 ,w Clr Kansas City 52 30 rn Single copy at Counter — Daily 25 cams; Sunday Last quarter April 23; first quarter, April 9; full moon Charlofle.N C 61 44 eii Las Vegas 59 41 clr dean of the School of Humanities "We just wanted to see if our Cheyenne 26 ?' 01 in Litiie Roch 56 36 m and Social Science. beach club is all right." Wells said. POSTMASTER Sand addreaa changes to The April 15; new moon May 1. Chicago 55 24 edv Los Angeles 65 49 clr Daily Register. PO Bo. 520. Rsd Bank. N?J 07701 MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1984 The Daily Register A3 NATION Man falls 24 stories, lives Congress begins ATLANTA (AP) - A window washer (ell M stories off the Rltx-Carlton downtown hotel yesterday in) Uved. ' ' debate on deficit., Gilmer McDougld. about». was in surgery at Grady Memorial Hospital Sunday night suffering from Injuries, including broken bones, to his feet, legs and ankles and to his left arm, Hid hospital night Central America administrator Horace Bearden. McDougld, an employee of window washing company, WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress this ed by the president, would reduce such was listed in poor but stable condition. week will be struggling with two volatile spending by $95.6 billion over the next The man apparently landed on his feet, Bearden said. election-year issues — United States three years. The GOP plan would reduce "There is some word, don't know where we got this, military involvement in Central Ameri- such spending by about $41 billion over that he caught his life line coming down and it slowed ca and how to reduce enormous federal the same period. his fall," Bearden laid. "I understand he hit the wall budget deficits Republicans, trying to restrain the a time or two coming down." The Senate has alloted nearly SO hours growth in federal benefit programs such The Ritz-Carlton night manager declined comment. of debate, beginning today, on President as Medicare, would trim such spending Atlanta police also declined comment, saying the officer Reagan's request for 161.7 million in by about $s0 billion over the next three who investigated the incident was unavailable. emergency military aid for El Salvador, years. The Democratic plan con- a compromise from the $93 million he templates reductions of about $10 billion. Four killed in plane crash originally wanted. Both plans call for about $48 billion in In addition, both the House Foreign higher taxes. BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) - Investigators were Affairs Committee and the Senate Other plans also will be considered in trying to determine what caused a single-engine Foreign Relations Committee are study- both chambers. airplane to crash in a woods north of Beaumont, killing ing whether the administration's aid to Senate debate on the budget begins at four Lafayette, La., people, police said yesterday. date for El Salvador has exceeded the the conclusion of work on the money for Police identified the victims as Richard C. Wright, bounds of the War Powers Act. TORNADO SURVIVORS — The Rev. Stanley Carter, at the podium, gives El Salvador. 56; his wife, Inis Marie, 54; their son and the pilot, a sermon during worship services yesterday held outside the battered St. That 1974 laws requires the president Ralph, 21; and Ronald L. Dnimmond, 22. to notify Congress when he dispatches Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., Luke's Episcopal Church in Newberry, S.C. The church was destroyed R-Tenn., and Minority Leader Robert C. The Cessna 172 crashed Saturday night, about five Wednesday in a tornado that ripped through the state. combat-equipped troops overseas. If the miles southwest of the Beaumont Municipal Airport, troops become involved in hostilities or Byrd, D-W Va , already are arguing over which does not have a tower. The crash site was 15 miles clearly face imminent hostilities, they a procedural shortcut Baker wants the north of the Jefferson County Airport, which does have must be brought home within 60 to 90 Senate to follow in considering the air controllers. days unless Congress authorizes a longer Republican deficit-reduction plan. Police said the Jefferson airport had not been in radio stay. Each man is seeking the maximum OSHA set to impose political leverage. contact with the plane, nor had airports in Houston, 60 Meanwhile, both houses of Congress miles to the west. are due to begin debate later in the week Byrd wants to shift the debate to the There was a 3,800-foot ceiling and the weather was on plans for stemming the flood of of Senate Budget Committee, where Demo- overcast at the time of the crash, conditions "not bad government red ink. crats think they can, upset the fragile new asbestos limits 12-10 majority Republicans hold there at all for this area," said Brady Harris, a Beaumont Last year, Congress ordered itself to patrolman. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Occupa- centimeter. A cubic centimeter is about come up with a three-year, $85 billion and draft a package more to their liking. The Federal Aviation Administration was sifting tional Safety and Health Administration, the size of a small sugar cube. package of deficit reductions. By the Baker fears that unless the GOP through the wreckage of the yellow and-white plane to which has been seeking for 13 years to OSHA Administrator Thorne G. time the House and Senate adjourned for package is kept intact and on the Senate find out what caused the crash. sharply restrict worker exposure to Auchter, whose resignation took effect the year, the House had passed a $10.3 floor 1 where Republicans hold a 55-45 health-threatening asbestos fibers, is on last Friday, excused himself from billion package of minor spending cuts edge - it will fail. Mega bucks jackpot set the verge of proposing new and sharply involvement in the final development of and the Senate had done nothing. Meanwhile, Senate activity at the lowered limits, government sources say. the standard because he is becoming Legislators insist there will be action beginning of the week will center on the BRAINTREE, Mass. (AP) - The jackpot for the "It's down to a matter of a sentence president of B.B. Andersen Cos. Inc., a this year in view of the $195.4 billion efforts of administration critics to Megabucks state lottery zoomed to $10,043,240 this or two" before the proposal is accepted Kansas construction firm, another deficit in the fiscal year and projections restrict aid to the Salvadoran govern- weekend because no one picked the six winning by the Office of Management and Budget source said. of $600 billion or more of red ink in the ment. numbers, officials said yesterday. and sent to the government printers by But Auchter, who has been harshly next three years. Although the $61.7 million aid package The Megabucks combination drawn Saturday night at OSHA, said one well-placed source criticized over three years by labor The House begins debate Wednesday received tentative Senate approval last Raynham Race Track here was 4-13-22-24-27-32, for a involved in developing the government's groups as too pro-business in his hand- on a budget blueprint that would ac- week. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- jackpot of $4,034,780. new workplace asbestos protection stan- ling of job safety and health issues, was comodate a three-year, $182 billion Mass . and other opponents will try to A state lottery computer check indicated almost dard. at the center of the government effort to deficit-reduction package being pushed trim the money to $21 million and put immediately that no one had purchased a winning He and other officials said they could produce a new and tighter regulation, by Democratic leaders as a response to conditions on it. ticket. not comment publicly until after the sources said. the $150 billion plan Reagan has worked On the Central America situation. Next week's jackpot of more than $10 million could proposal appears in the Federal Regis- out with senior Republicans senators. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. ,D- grow during the week if unusually large numbers of ter, a daily government publication, Thousands of workers who toiled in the Mass , has asked the House Foreign people buy $1 tickets, as they did three weeks ago when probably sometime this week. shipbuilding industry during World War The competing packages reflect the Affairs Committee to study "serious the prize reached $18 million. Several sources said the proposed new II, for example, have brought suits different election-year priorities of each questions" he said had been raised by Six ticketholders shared that pot, the largest in North limit might be as low as two-tenths of a against Johns-Manville Inc., contending party's leadership. reports suggesting that U.S. military American history. fiber per cubic centimeter of air, against they were irreparably harmed by ex- Democrats, seeking to curb the advisers in El Salvador "may have been Embassy move not expected the current limit of two fibers per cubic posure to airborne asbestos fibers. growth in military spending recommend- involved in hostilities." WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State George P. Shultz says President Reagan wouldn't move the U.S. Most ouples collect 2 paychecks %KUK Tfilf ES Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem even if WASHINGTON (AP) - James W. HugheU e s ex- agg e earninge n n s s for ththee 27.2777 percent — of 4.1 million — Congress orders it, but adds he doesn't expect that to After two decades '-o,f £5- *:." * " SL l S,, " ' « '? _ , Percent-of 4. million-; ar ave for your ret Bment no- happen. plained in an income study million working wives of married couples with women going to work in American Demo- were $8,600. both spouses working. ...with our lOW CO8t "The president is very much opposed to it and will outside the home, most graphics magazine. The wives of men with not move that embassy," Shultz said yesterday on the married couples now col- "Had wives not gone off higher earnings were NBC-TV's "Meet the Press" program. "I'm glad to say Most of these women personal loan for lect two paychecks, with to work, American famil- somewhat less likely to had no minor children at the president has kept his head about it in all of this two-thirds of wives holding y and is staying with that position." ies, in the aggregate, hold jobs themselves, the home, the report said, and jobs. would have suffered report indicated. It showed they were more likely than ri9B3IRA Both leading Democratic presidential candidates, A new Census Bureau substantial declines in real that husbands whose wives other wives to have college MEMBER f DIC Gary Hart and Walter Mondale. say they favor moving report issued yesterday income," Sternlieb and did not work earned an educations and to be pro- the embassy, and the issue could be important in cited a "steep rise in labor Hughes concluded in their average of $26,170. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK fessionals. 31 CONVENIENT Of FrCES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION winning votes from American Jews in November. force participation of study of income and mar- Most working wives Shultz said he didn't want to predict whether Reagan women" between 1961 and keting. were employed only part would veto a congressional directive to move the 1981. They noted in the pri- time, but 46 percent did embassy. But he said members of Congress who have This movement brought vately published magazine have full time-year around advocated the move apparently are now having "second the number of working that while the number of jobs. They had average thoughts and are looking around for some way that they wives to 28.2 million, or 67 married couples in the income of $13,070, corn- -London Fog-n might defuse this issue." percent of all wives in the United States increased by pared to $3,830 for women United States in 1981, the only 2 percent between 1975 working part time, Hawaiian city endangered most recent statistics and 1979, the number of Compared to typical 8O's available. families with wives in the $8,600 income for all work- VOLCANO, Hawaii (AP) - A lava now kept crawling And with the vast ma- workforce jumped 14 per- ing wives, those with four full fashion toward outlying homes in Hilo yesterday, and officials jority of husbands jolding cent. years of college averaged said the threat to the city was "still real" as Mauna jobs, the number of two- According to the new $10,860, and with five years ahead. Loa's massive volcanic eruption entered its second income families has grown Census study, average of college or more they week. to 62 percent, the report earnings for married cou- earned $14,910. ANETA, the coat thai tops pants and the "The estimated average volume of lava is 1 million said. weather' Button-on hood, lull button Iront. pies in 1981 were $25,550. While average income deep Iront pockets. Dacron' polyester and cubic meters per hour, which is about what it has been That's up from 50 per-But this climbed to $28,560 for husbands was $20,870, it cotton. all along." said Kepa Mali, a ranger at Hawaii cent of families in 1970 and when both had jobs, and rose to $27,340 for those Volcanoes National Park. 40 percent in 1960. $34,560 if both worked full with four years of college RAIN OR SHINE COATS Reports earlier yesterday that the output of lava from "The good life in Ameri- time year-round. and $32,860 for those with a fissure at the 9,400-foot elevation on the 13,677-foot ca increasingly requires a The 40.2 million working five years or more, mountain had decreased between 20 percent and 30 household economic team husbands (95 percent of all The report also noted percent since Friday, "apparently represented only a of two workers," econom- husbands) averaged 20,870, that wives earned more SAVE fluctuation in what appears to be a pattern developing ists George Sternlieb and the report said, while aver- than the husbands in 16 for Mauna Loa," Mali said. Scientists believed increased fuming yesterday indicated a slight increase in the volume and possibly a fresher magma with a higher content of gas coming to the surface, he said. The fuming prevented a National 0 to Geographic magazine crew from landing near the vent Dr. Michael Sabia, Ph. D., D.C. 20°/< yesterday. CHIROPRACTIC C.B.S. SUPERMARKET Oof. 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG PHYSICIAN 30°/. MAJOR STORE PRICES PORK CHOPS Announces 89$, I LonDon the relocation fl* FOC JERSEY NUMBER GAME RAIN OR SHINE COATS Pick any three numbers — you can play Irom 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a weak of his practice WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER from Little Silver, CORNER Claude Kirkpatrick, New Jersey to Jr. of Keansburg has been selected as the featured carrier lor this week. Claude has 342 Broad Street been delivering the Daily Register in his neighborhood for Red Bank, NJ. i over three years. He is CONNIE, the ever-popular J ! a student at MAST in (201) 747-4441 trench coat with cleaner lines < Sandy Hook and a life I and a narrow cut. TRACY, fashionable, slim lines, seamed W Mm" Sm scout with Troop 261 I shoulders, detachable hood working towards becoming an Eagle Scout. Across Irom the Progressive Life He enjoys cooking, drawing and collecting Insurance Bldg. End ol baseball cards. Keep up the good work, Pinckney Road Claude. We would like to thank all the carriers who called in their new customers lor the Tele- phone Order Day. Your prizes have been 44 APPLE ST. ordered and will be delivered by your district EFFECTIVE APRIL 3, 1984 manager later this week. Read your bundle TINTON FALLS wrapper for the announcement of the next 842-2727 contest. DAM.V* $AT "iMW DEPARTMENT STORE THURS A FHI lilt 9 P M OPFN SUNDAY 1} to » The Register «•* A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1984 Opinions mixed State cracks down on Bradley votes on illegal dumpers BY ALAN FRAM America." TRENTON (AP) - The state us a month to develop engineering operation has cut inflow by about 7 Auoclaled Pren Writer Bradley is probably best known Monday will start enforcing plans for an alternate landfill in the percent," Staples said. here for the Fair Tax Act he has stringent rules preventing un- Meadowlands." "They (police) have been turning WASHINGTON TAT) "=• Mary sponsored with Rep. Richard Mochary, the Republican mayor authorized haulers from dumping Under the regulations, haulers away trucks that are not supposed Gephardt, D-Mo . a measure that garbage in New Jersey landfills, who hopes to challenge Democratic would create a flat tax rate for will be required to file reports on to be there," Staples said. "The Sen. Bill Bradley in New Jersey and officials say it is hoped the where the garbage came from. trucks from New York City are individuals and corporations and do measure will reduce the misuse of this fall, says she is "very much Anyone caught submitting false supposed to go to Middlesex Coun- away with many loopholes. overburdened North Jersey dumps aware of his popularity." ty, but a lot of them want to avoid But the bill has gone nowhere in by New York City trucks. information would be subject to a Doug Berman, Bradley's cam- two years. Bradley says he knows 125,000 fine per day and possible the extra mileage." paign manager, and Sen. Frank The emergency procedures are revocation of the hauler or landfill New Jersey landfills also charge why. part of an overall effort to control Lautenberg, D-N.J., Bradley's Sen- operator's license. "There's a lot of inertia in the more tightly the use of the state's lower dumping fees than those in ate colleague, both say they think present system, and unless there's landfills, especially the Both the hauler and operator will New York, he said. the senator will help the Demo- a strong reason to change, people SEN. BILL BRADLEY Hackensack Meadowlands dump, be required to sign forms verifying Only garbage from Bergen, cratic, presidential nominee pull usually don't change," he said. James Staples, a spokesman for the the authenticity of the information. Passaic, Essex and Hudson coun- votes in New Jersey. "There will be a strong reason to state Department of Environmen- While New Jersey cannot pre- ties, as well as a portion of Union Even Republican Jeffrey Bell, change in 1985 because the deficits Robert Morris, the attorney from tal Protection, said yesterday. vent out-of-state haulers from using County, is permitted in the whom Bradley defeated in the 1978 will continue to mushroom and Antoloking, N.J., who is challeng- Officials said the Meadowlands landfills in the state, it can control Meadowlands landfill. election, says his former opponent extend to the horizon and you'll ing Mochary for the GOP nomi- facility could be full in a month. where they are permitted to dump Staples said state officials hope will be "very tough." have to take some kind of action, nation, said Bradley is "a moder- "Over the long run, it can help us wastes. But the state's directions the crackdown will extend the life So how does Bradley — whose and it will have to be bold action." ate, likeable .guy, but he's really a quite a bit by extending the life of have often been ignored. Staples span of New Jersey's landfills by own polls show he is one of the best- Bradley, a member of the Senate man of the far left." landfills around the state," Paul said. distributing waste more evenly known and respected politicians in finance, aging and energy commit- Mochary said she also likes Arbesman, deputy DEP com- "We've had police and inspectors until alternative disposal methods, the state — think he will fare when tees, includes among his fights: Bradley — "I marched in a parade missioner, said of the crackdown. at the Meadowlands for a couple of such as incineration, are estab- he seeks re-election for the first — the successful struggle to "In the short term, it might buy time this November? with him last weekend," she said weeks now. and the spot-check lished. bring an aircraft carrier to Phila- last week — but believes he is "out "I've never been one to get out delphia for refurbishing work, and there and make big predictions. " to keep the Army at Fort Dix; of step'' with New Jersey residents. Bradley, now 40. said last week. "I — efforts to maintain the na- "He stands for increased expen- ditures, higher taxes and a weak School budgets face voters think you go out there and you work tion's strategic petroleum reserve; defense," she said. every day. Every day is another — helping the original superfund (AP) Educators are op- that are defeated are turn- state aid and decreased Buonacore said he is op- day and things tend to build You toxic waste cleanup law pass in Bradley says he believes he has timistic about the chances ed over to the municipal enrollments have eased the timistic this time. "We just have to continue to work " 1980. and efforts to renew it this transcended the national acclaim for passage of school governing bodies, which pressure on local property believe we've got the best Such is the cautious nature of Bill year; he brought with him to the Senate budgets totaling $2.7 billion usually reduce the spend- taxes. When municipal chance for passage that Bradley, whose persistent nature is — shepherding the law that from his years as a basketball star that will be considered by ing plans before they are property taxes are high, we've had in more than a logged in lore back to the days enabled WOR-TV's Channel 9 move for Princeton and the New York voters in New Jersey's 548 implemented. voters tend to reject school decade," Buonacore said. when, as a youngster in Crystal to New Jersey; Knickerbockers. Indeed, Re- school districts Tuesday, Carl Golden, a spokes- spending, James Connerton, ex- City, Mo., he would forgo dinner ecutive secretary of the — and bringing increased mass publicans and Democrats alike when 1,500 board of educa- man for Gov. Thomas H jn njs proposed state until he made 25 straight basketball transit and education funding to the tion seats also will be New Jersey Education As- here call him "bright" and "hard- Kean, said he expects a budget for tne new fisca| free throws. state. filled. sociation, said the local working." larger voter turnout this tha, ^ ins Ju| , teachers unions are cam- Today, one of his aides says Bradley voted for the first round But parried Mochary, "I think a New Jersey's school year because of a growing Kean has ca)led for an paigning heavily for pass- privately, "You know Bill. He of President Reagan's 1981 budget lot of celebrities come from New population for the 1984-85 nat.onal attention to educa- increase of ^ mmi(m jn age of the budgets. wouldn't even cross the street cuts, has consistently favored tui- Jersey, rock stars and movie year is projected at 1.1 tioiMssues schoo| ajd ,he, sin without a crossing guard." tion tax credits for parents of actors, but we don't elect them to million students, and it will "We're out there asking The Bradley campaign, gearing private school students, and has take more than $5.1 billion are t'hinkTng Ze« 1977. The Legislature voters to support their the U.S. Senate." has up slowly, has already raised about voted for the death penalty for in local, state and federal seriously about schools and authorized $13.5 schools and we're pretty With New Jersey's Republican million in $2.9 million out of a target of about certain federal crimes governor, Thomas Kean, and other funds to educate them. we can make a dent in school transpor- optimistic that work will $4.2 million. Berman says. The Nevertheless, his voting record key GOP officials backing Last year, 75 percent of traditional apathy, " he tation aid. pay off," Connerton said. senator has been talking openly has received high grades from Mochary, her nomination in the the school budget refer- s.,i,l In Woodbridge. for ex- "With state aid as good as about seeking re-election for liberal organizations, and low June 5 primary seems likely. endums were passed dur- State officials say they ample, voters have not it has ever been, there's a months - and pointedly denying marks from conservative groups. expect another high ap- approved a budget refer- pretty good feeling out Even though the 41-year-old ing elections in which 15 that he would consider being a vire proval rate this year, in endum in 20 years. But there that many budgets Mochary and her backers admit she percent of the voters state- presidential candidate this fall — He was the only member of the wide turned out. Budgets part because increases in Superintendent Frederic will pass." but he won't make his official Finance Committee to vote against is an underdog, she need only point announcement until mid-April the 1981 tax cut. He has voted to a Montclair neighbor as an "Bill has a record this time." against aid to El Salvador, the sale example of a recent stunning Berman said. "We're no longer just of the AWACS plane to Saudi political upset. Kean to star in tourism ad Arabia and allowing spoken prayer Less than two years ago. then- anticipating a situation where Bill Cosby will return to nar- Travel and Tourism, in public schools Rep. Millicent Fenwick, the popu- TRENTON (AP) - New kicked off today and run is saying what he'd like to ac- rate some radio advertise- The campaign again will lar Republican from Bernardsville, Jersey Gov. Thomas H. through June 4, also will complish. Now, he's got six years Bradley himself refuses to dis- ments, said Victoria feature the slogan, "New N.J . was considered the heavy Kean will be featured in a feature a celebrity, whose worth of solid achievement." cuss his political philosophy. name has not been re- Schmidt, director of the Jersey & You — Perfect Asked what those achievements favorite in the state's last Senate $1.3 million multi-media New Jersey Division of Together" "It boils down to labels." he said. vealed, and comedian Bill are", Bradley says he classifies his race. advertising campaign in- efforts into three categories — "I'm someone who thinks life is The winner, of course, was viting tourists to the "fighting for New Jersey, listening more complex than labels. And Lautenberg, who was making his to people responding to their frus- your record is really a mosaic of all first try for public office and whose state's ocean and mountain trations and hopes, and taking a of your service and all your name recognition in the state was lakes resorts. LEASE A Dl EAR I CAP actions ' longer term view of the needs of as low as that of ... well, Mochary. The campaign, to be WE MAKE IT EASY! BRAND NEW 1984 VOLKSWAGEN THE STATE WOLFSBURG LTD. EDITION RABBIT ATTENTION 2 DR 4 speed manual transmission. gas engine, rack & pinion steering. Newark station repairs planned AM/FM stereo cassette, pwr assisted brks . lower & upper bdy side mldgs . —-w NEWARK (AP) - The state mass transit agency is special irtt. sun root, vent windows, full LcAbt •+• planning $12 million in repairs over the next several wheel cvrs , this one m stock * X O «4 f ^ 5C0A years at Pennsylvania Station here in addition' to the VOTERS improvements included in a $20 million federal project *151 - under way at the terminal, officials said. 60 MO8. New Jersey Transit is seeking a grant from the Primary Election federal Urban Mass Transit Administration to pay for the majority of the additional work, said Stanley G. June 5, 1984 Feinsod. the agency's assistant director for develop- WXLSHAK & DILLON ment. The State law requires that any voter, who at any time voted in a MERCEDES-BENZ • VW • PORSCHE • AUDI The current restoration projert. being carried out by A TRADITION OF AUTOMOTIVE EXCELLENCE the Federal Railroad Administration, began three years Primary and wishes to CHANGE his/her political party, (except a ago and is due to be completed within four months, said voter who has not previously voted in a Primary Election) must file Route 37 E. Toms River, N.J. 349-0300 a declaration of their political party if they intend to vote in the Louis Thompson, director of the federal agency's R.quirt, ma p.ym.ni. In Mviin M remaining on cloud •«• !•••• Eicl. (alia Ian > m> !••• *H qvilHM Northeast Corridor Improvement Project coming Primary Election. Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the County Mochary refuses Morris debate Commissioner of Registration or the Municipal Clerk 50 days before the June 5th Primary Election. HADDONFIELD (AIM - Montclair Mayor Mary Mochary has refused to debate her rival for the Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be obtained Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, saying she by calling the Commissioner of Registration at 431-7780, or you may needs to concentrate on defeating Sen. Bill Bradley. I) obtain a form from your Municipal Cleric; or you may write a letter N.J to your Municipal Clerk or the Commissioner of Registration telling The Haddonfield Republican Club last week cancelled them you wish to transfer to a different political party. The deadline a planned debate between Mochary and her opponent in for filing party declaration this year is April 16th. the June 5 primary. Mantoloking attorney Robert Morris. Mochary said she would welcome a debate with Ann D. Flynn Bradley should she be (he Republican nominee CommluiOMr of Rtglitnllon New license rules cause delays SuHrinliiiilMt ol Etocliou NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey motorists Ladies Spring seeking their new photo drivers licenses were stalled for up to two hours in some Division of Motor Vehicles offices last week, and equal waits are expected this week, officials said. Q ATTENTION RED BANK RESIDENTS: * About 75.000 of the state's 300.000 motorists whose T CONSIDER YOUR CHILDREN licenses expired in March were told they would have to T Shoe Sale report to division offices to have their pictures taken as the state phases in its photo license program E AND YOUR SCHOOLS E BY: "Beene Bag" But March also was the month when about 850.000 "Naturalizer" commercial vehicles were due for registration renewal, "Bandolino" creating a crush in many division offices. RE-ELECT THE PERSON "9-West" "Howard Fox" WHO DOES THE JOB "Phyllis Polland" By u CORNER Dr. Arthur Levine "Vanned" CHIROPRACTOR "Joyce" "Nina" ARTHRITIS 0 RICHARD DOHERTY "Socialites" If you are a victim of arthritis, you have lots of company "Cobbles" More than 13 million Americans suffer from arthritis, the HAS WHAT COUNTS foremost rrippler "Selby" Arthritis ravages not only the old and the middleaged It "Impo" can and does strike at any age from infancy to senility. •INTEGRITY •COMPETENCE "Red Cross" Given proper Chiropractic care, no case of arthritis can now be considered hopeless Early diagnosis, and proper chiropractic care may prevent severe crippling and even •EXPERIENCE •COMMITMENT AND MANY MANY MOREI! if the disease has progressed to a serious stage, the victim has a good chance to recover at least some of his lost functions For Your Children A thorough chiropractic spine and nerve test will tell the story Remember, arthritis is a progressive disease Often. . chiropractic care can halt the progress of the condition and I ease or eliminate the pain. But most important it is 6 years of commitment to protecting your tax dollars and provid- I essential that the affliction, arthritis, be diagnosed and ' treated as early as possible thus can the arthritic be ing the best education for Red Bank children • renew your helped to a normal, productive, happy life confidencel DISTRICTS • FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER RED BANK MIDDLE SCHOOL 1,2,3,4,10 ;DR. ARTHUR LEVINE RELIEF ENGINE CO., DRUMMON PL. 5,6 ^; Chiropractor 447 PROSPECT AVENUE UNION HOUSE, SHREWSBURY AVE. 7,8,9 LITTLE SILVER N.J. 07739 Telephone' 2OI-530-0405 VOTE 24 HOUR SERVICE • HEALTH TALKS WED. 8 P.M. Tuesday, April 3 PmU For by Richard Dohtity 4-9 p.m 47 South St., R»d Bank -MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1984 Business The Daily Register A5 Some groups attempting to cash in on cancer In IMS, an outfit called the and a promise that contributors a second barrage of appeals, which firm used by AICR. It isn't even a American Institute for Cancer Re- would receive a "free analysis of the cancer and nutrition-related the- have continued into 1984 search (AICR) mailed more than 10 good things you are eating that may ories. The NFCR raises about $15 charity; rather, it's a lobbying million annually, mostly by direct group. Thus, contributions to it million of us a "Census on Diet and help prevent cancer.'" To date, the AICR has not mail, and has received negative aren't tax deductible. Also, despite Breast Cancer," containing ques- What the mailing did not mention reported the results of its quiz, evaluations from both watchdog Project Cure's Washington. DC. tions about how much bacon, Is that AICR was created in 1982 not which is.of little, if any, scientific agencies. NFCR actually went to mailing address, all three of Project bologna, coffee and other foods we by medical experts but by two SYLVIA value. consume, as well as about our professional fund-raisers, whose pri- the point of suing the CBBB for libel. Cure's principals reside in Connecti- smoking and drinking habits. The vate firm was then hired by AICR PORTER AICR's activities had initially The court's ruling that charitable cut questionnaire, prepared as a "public to raise its money. fallen short of standards established organizations such as the NRCR are This is not to imply that a service," Included an, appeal for by two major charity watchdog "public figures" and that evalu- nutritional approach to cancer is a funds for further research into the Nor did the mailing mention that 'agencies: the National Charities ations and opinions of them are not fraud. Last year, the American roughly 75 percent of the first $1.2 Information Bureau (NCIB) and the actionable has not been quietly link between diet and breast cancer, Cancer Society, one of the nation's million so raised would be spent on Philanthropic Advisory Service of accepted by the NRCR. It has taken oldest, largest and most respected the Council of Better Business its case to the Supreme Court and charities, initiated a major study to has stopped providing financial or 233 Long Branch 234 Marlboro 244 Tlnton F«ll. Bureaus (CBBB). These standards investigate possible environmental ordinance shall tak* effect upon other information on its activities to PUBLIC NOTICE lion B Parmltlad Uaaa (Land and require "reasonable" fund-raising and lifestyle causes of cancer It is ita paaaaoe and publication ac- Bunamgi) la amandea by lha ad- cording to law. The Marlboro Township Plan- expenses and impose strict rules on the agencies. It stoutly contends now trying to coordinate the connec- 224 Fr—hold Borough ning Bowd will hold the following dition of tubaacllon O) aa fol- THIS OROINANCE PUB- lowa: conflicts of interest within the that it shouldn't be rated as a LISHED HEREWITH WA8 IN- Special Meeting tions, if any. April 11. IBM- Agenda: P.B. (3) Agricultural uaaa aa ragu- charity but rather as a business, and TRODUCED AT A REGULAR lalad in tw-UC (larma aa da- organization and on accuracy of The American Cancer Society has MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- 78-78, Bannlngar Application tor llnad In Inn. ordlnanca ara ax- hence the place to get its rating CIL OF THE CITY OF LONG Major Subdivision praaaly axcludad lo prohibit tha solicitation materials. In at least fund-raising costs of less than 20 ssngsssssssss, BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF Meeting will be held in the Mu- davalopman! of homaa In lha two states it was found that AICR should be Dun & Bradstreet. percent and is one of the few cancer BOARD OF EDUCATION MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW nicipal Complex. Wyncrast 10P dlaulcl). The National Charities Infor- TM Annual Orgtnlullon MHI. JERSEY ON MARCH 27. 1984 Road. Marlboro at 8:00 P.M. had not registered with the ap- groups that meet all the standards Apr. 2 $3 06 •action 2 Ing for Irw FrMhoht Borough AND WILL BE fURTEHR CON- Thla ordlnanca ahall taka afiact propriate state agencies and had mation Bureau retorts that Ihe of both the NCIB and the CBBB It Bowd ol Education Mil ba h«ld SIDERED FOR FINAL PASSAGE Immadlataly upon publication of group is a "family affair," with the on Monday. April >. 1M4 al B 00 AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING 236 MlddlBtown final paaaaoa aa provtdad by law. been raising funds illegally. has played a key role in the fight P.M. In lh« Library of lha Intar- THEREON AT A REGULAR executive director, his wife and' a madlMa School. Tha ragular MEETING OF SAID CITY COUN- NOTICE TO BIDDERS PUBLIC NOTICE against cancer for Ihe past 70 years monthly maatlng of tha Board CIL TO BE HELD AT THE CITY S**l*d bid* will b* opened Tha foregoing Ordlnanca waa son all on the payroll. introduced and paaaed flrat raad- To its credit and to avoid dis- Next: What Can You Do to Help will follow tha Organliatlon maat- COUNCIL CHAMBERS. 344 and raad tor consideration by Ih* ing al a Special Mealing of Ihe Project Cure is another new group Oatad: April 2. 1(64 BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH. Trustees of Middletown Elks Mayor and Council ol tha ciplinary action by government Prevent Fraud and Fight Cancer? Leonard B. Williams III NEW JERSEY PM APRIL 24. Lodge No. 2179 at 170 Main Borough of Tlnton Fella on actively soliciting funds for cancer Board Sacralary IBM at 8:00 PM Street. Port Monmouth, New Jer- March 27. law and eald-Ordl- regulatory agencies, AICR is ap- ("Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income »P» 2 M12 April 2 __ t48.BC sey on May 7. 1884 at 8:00 P.M.. research. Its mailings include prevailing time, for tha reno- nence will ba further considered parently attempting to make Tax Book. " her comprehensive 23J Long Branch vation of an addition thereto of for final paaaaga at a Special positive changes in its operations. "notarized" forms to send to your guide to income taxes, is now NOTICE tha former Balford School Meeting of aald governing body congressman and senator petition- NOTICE AN ORDINANCE AMENDINQ tocatad at Church Street, lo be held on April 24. IBM. at However, until there is complete available through her column Send AN OHDIANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING Belford. New Jersey which will 0:15 P.M. al tha Borough Hall. disclosure of its finances, it can't be ing a full-scale investigation into AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER XX, ZONING, OP Tlnton Fain. New Jersey at which $495 plus (1 for mailing and THE REVISED GENERAL OROI be utilized at the new Lodge fa- lima and place all parsons desir- what the group says is the medical CHAPTER VIII. ALCOHOLIC cility for Middletown Elkt All claimed that it has rectified its handling to "Sylvia Porters 1984 BEVERAGE CONTROL. OF THE NANCES OF THE CITY OF btdt thall be presented to W ing lo be haard lharaon will be "establishment and their refusal In REVISED GENERAL ORDI- LONO BRANCH. Randolph Smith. Eaq, attorney given lull opportunity. practices. Income Tax Hook, in care of this NANCES OF THE CITY OF LONG BE IT ORDAINED, by tha City for Middletown Elks. His office JEROME S REED use proven nutritional treatments In newspaper. 4400 Johnson Drive. BRANCH. Council of the City of Long located at 211 Maple Avenue. Borough Clerk prevent and control cancer." Branch, In the County of Mon- Red Bank, New Jersey Apr 2 SIS 72 Then there is the National Foun- Fairway. Kan M>2(K> Make checks BE IT ORDAINED by the City mouth and Stata of New Jersey. Council ol lha City of Long Each propotal must ba ac- dation for Cancer Research Project Cure "happens" to use Branch, In Iha County of Mon- si follows: payable lo Universal Press Syndi- Section 1 Thai portion of Sec- companied by a cartif led or bank mouth and State of New Jerwy Cashiers check, payable to (NFCR,, founded in 1974 to research the same direct mail fund-raising cate i that Chaptar VIII. Alcoholic tion 5 of Ordinance #1135 enti- tled "An Ordinance Amending Middletown Elks Lodge No Bavaraga Control, Subaatlion 2170, for not las* than tan (10) 8-5. Hours of Sala. of tha Rtvlaed and Supplementing Captar XX. Zoning, of the Revised General per cent (10%) of the bid for each Qan«ral Ordinance* of lha City contract or Division of Work, of Long Branch, than ba furtrtar Ordinances of the City of Long Branch," pertaining to the new provided such ch*ck need not amended and aupplamented at be mor* than S20.000.00 Bid follow* district C-5A. Permitted Uses, shall raad as follows: bonds will be accepted in place Section 1, Sacllon S-S, Houra of Certified or Ctihtvr'i check. Permitted Uses — same as of Sale, the Introductory para- Bids must be made on stan- graph, thall b« amended and C-5. together with amusement arcades and recreational facili- dard proposal form* In the man- supplemented to read at follows ner and required by Specifi- Section 8-5 Houra of Sale. ties Section 2. Section 20-8.7. cations, must be enclosed in a Tha houra and time* whan tale Standards Applicable to Towns- sealed envelope bearing the of alcoholic beveragee at retail, house Complexes. Subsection c. name and address of Bidder, the and the contumpllon thereof, Townhouse Structure Require Division of Work and Contract may ba mad* are at followa: m*nta. Paragraph 8. shall be bid and labeled Bid for Reno- Section 2 Section 8-5 i, amended and supplemented to vation of an Addition lo the for- Weekday*, shall ba further raad aa followa mer Balford School for Middle amended and aupplemented to town Elks Lodge No. 2170." raad at follows 20-8 7c 6 The maximum height of any townhout* struc- The board of Trustees of Section 8-5.1. Weekday* On ture ahall ba thirty fiv* feel (35 ) Middletown Elk* Lodge No weakdaya between the houra of and Shalt not exceed three (3) 2170. reserves the right to refect 7:00 a m. and 2 a.m. of lha follow- stories aa measured from tha av- any snd all bids, to waive any ing day, provided, however, that •rag* finished grade immedi- informalities, or to accept the Bid on lha last day of the calendar ately adjacent to the structure or Bids and m*k* such awards Salt Away year tha houra ehatl ba between which In Its judgment best serves 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. of Ih* Section 3 Section 20-5. Gen- Ih* interest of Mlddlstown Elks day following eral Provisions, shall ba further amended and supplemented by Lodge No. 2170. Sectctlon n 3~ . Sectio" n 8-5 2. Sun- adding thereto a new Subaec- The Trustee* further reserve dayt. than be further amended tlon. Section 20-5 OC. antltlad lh* right to consider the Bids for and aupplemanted to read at "Minor Sit* Plan." which shall sixty (60) day* attar receipt read aa follows: Section 8-52. Sundaya. On Bidi will be received for the Sunday! between tha houra of 20-5.eC Minor Site Plan. Any applicant meeting lh* defi- furnishing of labor, materials and 12:00 noon and 2:00 am of the equipment In accordance with day following, provided further nitional requirements of minor all* plan who applies for auch Drawings and Specifications for that on lh* latt day of the calen- the following: dar year whan it thai, fall on a approval may. al tha discretion of lha governing Board, (Plan- Contract No 1: Lump sum in- Sunday, lha houra thtll ba be- cluding general construction, a Fortune ning Board or Zoning Board, tween 12:00 noon and 5:00 a.m. plumbing, healing, ventilating, oi we nay tonowmy where appropriate) submit plant which htve not been prepared alr-condltloning. electrical, ma- Section 4. Section 8-5 3, Cloae by licensed profattlontlt. Such sonry and asphalt parking lot of Premises Requirement, than tit* plant, floor plan layouts and curba and sidawalka. ba further amended and sup- and/or exterior sketches must Separata prices for each of the plemented to read aa follow*: be legibly drawn and contain following. Section 8-5 3 Close of enough information to enable the Contract No. la: General con- Premlaet Requirement. Before Board lo make an intelligent de- struction the start or attar tha close of any cision concerning the project in Contract No. 1b: Plumbing. period ol time during which al- quastlon Any applicant who re- Contract No ic Heating and coholic beverages may legally ba ceive* minor tit* plan approval, ventilating sold, (he entire neeansad however, will be required to meet Contract No. Id Electrical pramlaas ahall ba closed for for •ny additional plan requirements Contract No. 1*: Maaonry and business and all curtains ahall be of lha health department and asphalt parking lot. curbs and thrown open so th«t ftia building department of the City sidawalka. premie** shall be open to tha of Long Branch prior to applying Drawings and Specifications view of Ih* public. All customers for and obtaining any necessary may be obtained at the office of and patrons shall ba off the parmils. W. Randolph Smith. Esq., 211 premises by 2:30 s.m. and may Maple Avenue, Red Bank, New be premitted to consume al- Section 4 Repealer. The re- Jersey 07701, during business coholic beverages purohasad mainder of all other sections and hours. A deposit In cash or before 200 a.m. No license thall subsectlont of the aforemen- certified check to Ih* order of serve or deliver or allow, permit tioned ordinance not specifically Middletown Elks Lodge No. 217S or tuffer the tervlce or delivery amended by thla ordinance shall in iho amount of Fifty Dollars Retirement of any alcoholic beverage Of al- remain in full force and effect. ($50.00) for General Contractor! low tha contumpllon of any al- Section 5 Inconsistent Ordi- and Twenty-five Dollara (825.00) nances All ordinances or parti coholic beverage on the for Sub-Contractor* will be re- thereof inconsistent with the quired. pramlaaa at the. 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Just as Palmer Blackie blames himself and refuses to mention and Daisy wed, Adam orders Palmer to close Steampit Steffy's part in the incident to police. Rose, wanting deal. When Palmer wants to put it off for a day, he revenge, is furious when Jake says he will defend is fired. Greg unaware that Jesse has gotten money Blackie in Lu's death. Visiting his cabin, Celia and the for Steampit from loan shark. Jesse upset when, just Grant she knew in her childhood recall their past as he's about to close Steampit deal, Adam arrives together. Celia feels something has gone out of her offering twice the amount of money. While working marriage to Grant Andrews. Celia thinks her at Chandler mansion, Sam notices picture of man husband's new friends, Boris and Tanya, are beneath named Pete Cooney and later learns that Pete is them. A drunken Brock slaps Bobbi. Brian and Claudia Palmer Courtlandt. Brooke files for divorce from Tom rejoice in her pregnancy. and moves in with Phoebe while Tom vows to get custody of the baby Brooke is carrying. Alfred has a GUIDING LIGHT: John very upset when he learns crush on Hilary. Hilary is crushed when she overhears one of the infected mice was let out of his lab. Warren that Langley is her father and decides to stay with unaware that he has taken the infected mouse home Chuck. Nina fears Cliff's decision not to report Chris's with him. Jim finally gets phone call from Hilary, but gunshot wound could cost him his medical license. they are cut off while he is trying to tell her the necklace he has is a fake. Hilary performs successful ANOTHER WORLD: Rachel learns Mac has surgery on a grateful Fletcher. Reva and Josh board suffered stroke and has speech disability. M.J. airplane to Las Vegas for elopement. Suddenly a impressed at Larry's tenderness to Quinn after she is hijacker appears. Josh is able to defuse hijacker's rescued from Frank, who bound and gagged her. Sandy bomb and the plane returns to Springfield, while Reva unable to deal with Mac's illness, while Jamie shows is rushed to hospital with food poisoning. Lillian great strength. Quinn and Abel decide to be friends against idea of Beth and Philip raising Mindy's child. only. Rachel plans to nurse Mac at home and help him Mindy refuses to give it up. Rick also realizes that his regain his speech. Kevin trapped in house after David relationship with Mindy is over and that she is sets it on fire. Realizing Kevin inside, David panics. determined to marry Philip. Lujack has fallen in love Josh's friends refuse to leave town. with Beth and plays piano to comfort himself. MEETING THE GOVERNOR — Two students ol wide on cable television. Hoberman represented Alexandra reveals that her long-lost son was a very Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch, the high school newspaper, The Beacon. He is a AS THE WORLD TURNS: Tucker has crush on fine musician. Tony and Annabelle set May 16 wedding date. question Gov. Thomas Kean on the cable member of the school cross country team and Heather, the aide to Congressman Dalton. Craig television program, "The State of New Jersey." Spanish club. Saxton is a member of the school's sentenced to five years in prison. Before going to Interviewing the chief of the state are Jon gifted and talented program and a member of the prison, Craig calls Lila, begging for forgiveness. She LOVING: Isabel confused when Cabot upset at hangs up on him. Diana pretends she doesn't want to Hoberman and Claire Saxton, both 16 and juniors Shore Players Group and Community Players. thought of inviting Shana to dinner. Jim admits to at the high school. The program was aired state- tell the "father" of her unborn child about the Shana he still has feelings for her but his priestly vows pregnancy because he's in love with someone else, but come first. Warren warns Mike he has to see the in fact plans to use it to halt Betsy and Steve's psychiatrist or he'll be dropped from police force. wedding. Kim informs Zack she is Cassandra North. Lorna, offered job as model, decides to have abortion Passed over for hospital award. John feels nothing will without telling Tony. Rose unhappy about Stacy dating MOVIE TIMETABLE ever change for him at hospital. Bob accepts Marcy's Curtis. Lorna talks her parents into letting Tony and apology for setting him up on charges of attacking her. her live at gatehouse and later tells Tony it was her Information for tha movie time- MIDDLETOWN RED BANK (PQ) 1:30. 4:15. /2b, U 45 Marcy informs Zack she wants Kirk. Jay rescues table Is provided by theater oper- UA MIOOLETOWN I — RED SANK MOVIES I — MENLO PARK CINEMA II — Franny, who's being harassed by five thugs. Franny grandparents' idea. Rita Mae finally realizes how ator*. Since movies are tublect to Splash IPO) 1 00. 7:00. 9:00 The Draaeer IPQI 7:15, 9:40 Against All Odda IR) 1:30. 4:16. much Billy wants a child and agrees to start on a change. It is recommended that UA.MIDDLETOWN II - RED BANK MOVIES II - 7:26. 9:45 later dreams of kissing Jay. Annie takes full-time job readers call tha theater to confirm Pollca Acadamy BY USA R. KRUSE emergency appropriations by the and buttressed where it collapsed municipality will handle the rest. "The ocean is constantly under- ludicrous. ' he said state to make these repairs. and the sand eroded. The real Part of the $50 million in bond mining the wall. It is constantly Both Villane and Furlong said The seawall did a "great job" in "There's only a short time before solution is to have a sandy; inclined money is for low to no interest being attacked, day in and day out. last week's storm came as no holding back the ocean during last the summer season opens," he beach built along the seawall, loans for poorer municipalities to What is required is an ongoing week's nor'easter, Assemblyman surprise. said. which can dissipate the kinetic get a piece of the shore protection maintenance of the wall." "I've been saying the same thing Anthony M. Villane Jr., R-Mon- Villane said the seawall, while energy of the waves hitting the wall pie. But in order for that to happen, mouth, said yesterday. for 30 years," Villane said. "I could undermined and in need of repair, with a high speed motion." But before any money becomes the state would have to make such see it coming. But I have no Instead, he blamed the flooding proved its worth last week. "The Villane noted his solution is being available, Villane said towns such maintenance a line item in the in Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright satisfaction in about this terrible seawall performed admirably. It proposed as a joint project between as Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach budget, a proposal he admits has thing, saying 'I told you so.' At least and Highlands on the cresting tides did a great Job of holding back the the state and the federal Army will have to agree to access its little likelihood of passing. of the Shrewsbury and Navesink now. everyone else has realized ocean tides. It stopped the 20-foot Corps of Engineers. The corps' beaches for the people. "We have to do it ourselves." what we're up against." rivers — not on the ocean crashing seas from destroying the barrier feasibility study, which cost the over the seawall. "Access is absolutely man- Furlong said. "What people have to Furlong was more blunt. islands," he said. state $100,000. is six months late datory," Villane said. "No amount realize is that the shore is part of What caused the flooding, ac- however. of money will authorized unless the infrastructure of the four shore "Sea Bright is an emergency Villane. author of the $50 million cording to Villane, were the six-to there is a beach access cooperation counties. It behaves the same as a waiting for a disaster to happen." shore protection bond act, and local eight-foot tide of the Shrewsbury "I am very upset about this," agreement. We're negotiating pub- road, which has to be repaved. It s he said. "We were lucky this time officials assessed the damage and and Navesink rivers. Villane said. "We paid for it, we lic access right now, and we hope not going to last forever." — no one lost their lives That's the lessons learned from the storm. "No one can prevent the river should be able to get it back." they may be a very fine rec- Villane criticized the $18 million amazing "Our top priority now is to make from flooding," Villane said. Villane said the federal govern- reational beach in the near future." spent by the federal government in "When the Shrewsbury and the repairs to the beach club and ment is "pretty much committed" Sea Bright Councilman Robert replenishing the beaches at Sandy "Pretty soon the helicopter will bulkhead at Monmouth Beach," Navesink overflowed their banks, it to the project, estimated at $12 Furlong agreed that most of the Hook. "They should have spent the flooded the low-lying areas, like stop buzzing overhead, and the Villane said. "They were severely million to $16 million, of which the damage done by the storm was $18 million in Sea Bright and television camera will stop whir- damaged by the storm, and they Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach and federal government will pay half. from the river. "But just because Monmouth Beach. They're talking Highlands. ring, and all this will recede into serve alot of people." Of the other half, the state will pick the wall held this time, doesn't about spending additional money the background. But our problem Villane said there is $700,000 in "The seawall has to be repaired. up 75 percent of the tab. and the mean it won't go next time. for an off-shore berm. That's will still be here." Pupils deal with world issues at Model U.N. WEST LONG BRANCH - Stu- dents from 21 New Jersey High Schools got a chance to practice their real-world diplomacy this weekend at the 23rd annual Model United Nations held at Monmouth College. The students held mock sessions of the world body, and were able to debate issues that are currently being discussed in the U.N. Among the topics in this year's agenda are the- United States mission to Grenada, the Druse involvement in the Lebanese civil war, problems and policies for an ' international space station, and drug control among the young around the world. The students were pre-assigned roles as ambassadors from mem- Register pholot by Larry Paraa ber nations, and given seats in the General Assembly and/or Security Real and instructional Council, depending upon nation. Beth Jaffe. of Groomall. Pa., Area firelighters yesterday battled a blaze Branch firemen extinguish a blaze that struck presided over the model United used as a learning tool, and one now under a warehouse at 80 N. Broadway. The fire Nations as secretary-general. investigation. New members of the broke out at 7:10 am and was not under Sheryl Learning. Jamesburg. was Shrewsbury Fire Dept., above, are given a control until 11:30 a.m. Firemen would not say named undersecretary general. "hands-on" chance to operate borough fire if the blaze was considered suspicious. Eight The mock U.N. officially banged equipment. The drill-training exercise taught fire companies and more than 100 firefighters its gavel on Friday, and is sponsor- all phases of (irematlcs, said Chief Lawrence responded. Chief Frank OeSantls said the ed by the collge Student Govern- Johnson. The men practiced on a demolished blaze began in the rear of the 100-year-old ment Association. horse barn which was set ablaze. Below, Long building, owned by Leo Qorcey Plumbing. Shore area schools participating included Neptune Junior and Senior High Schools. Ranney School in Tinton Falls. Rumson Country Day School. Ocean Township High School. Southern Regional High B.glil.r phdo b, I•.., PariU School in Manahawkin. and Raritan MODEL U.N. — Undersecretary General Sheryl Learning, left, of High School in Hazlet. Jamesburg, and Secretary General Beth Jaffe of Broomall, Pa., The sessions ended yesterday prepare for awards yesterday following close of three-day of Model afternoon with an awards luncheon. United Nations conference held at Monmouth College Formal presentation of the awards would be made at a later date. James Greene of the School of Basin with Gen Brent Scowcroft. Business Administration, who was former assistant for .National Se- The opening session speaker of co-chairman of the recent Atlantic curity Affairs under President the three-day event was Dea« Council Report on the Caribbean Gerald Ford Petition ruled invalid ABERDEEN - Ardis borough residents, even though Campbell overruled, noting state Kisenwether is asking her sup- Kisenwether resides in Aberdeen. statutues do not specify that porters to write her name in on the Matawan-Aberdeen is a regional signers of a nominating petition ballot, following a ruling by Saul school district comprised of stu- • must live in a constituent town* Cooperman, state commissioner of dents from Matawan and Aberdeen. Cooperman. however, declared education, that her nominating Four school board candidates. that anyone signing a nominating petition was invalid. Bernard Starr. Pearl Cronin. Iris petition must be eligible to vote for Cooperman's decision over- Gurdus and Charles Short: and a that candidate, invalidating the turned a ruling made Tuesday by Matawan board member. Michael borough residents' signatures. administrative law judge Bruce Kidzus. had originally filed an Kisenwether's lawyer. Louis Campbell. The controversy arose Abjection with Cooperman that the Rainone. will request a stay of because three out of the ten three borough residents should not Cooperman's order this morning signatures on Kisenwether s nomi- sign Kisenwether's petition since from Appellate Court Judge Robert nating petition were signed by they can not vote for her. Matthews. COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY lishtown school board election are LONG BRANCH - Families meet for 80 minutes each Tuesday 5 yenrsago SO years ago expected to be present. The public Anonymous, a fellowship for through May 29. RUMSON - The Home and is urged to attend. parents, relatives and friends of Contact the township Recreation Pennsylvania officials prepare Members of the Women's School Association of Rumson-Fair drug and alcohol abusers and Committee to register. evacuation of almost a million Democratic Club of Monmouth Haven High School will have a Meet children with behavioral problems, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A people within a five-mile radius County prepare a resolution stat- the Candidates Night to introduce TOMORROW will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the postpartum exercise class will of Three Mile Island. President ing they have not received fair Board of Education candidates RUMSON - The United Jewish Chemical Dependency Center, meet from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Jimmy Carter tours the facility treatment in matters of patron- following the Board of Education Appeal of Greater Red Bank is Chelsea Avenue. Tuesdays and Fridays for six and announces he would be "per- age and the selection of can- meeting at 7:30 p.m. sponsoring the Initial Gift Event at HAZLET — The Raritan Bay weeks, beginning today, at Free- sonally responsible for thoroughly didates for office WEST LONG BRANCH - The Congregation B'nai Israel, Hance Town Criers Chapter of the Society hold Area Hospital. Babysitting is informing the American public Laird and Company. Lutheran Church of the Refor- and Ridge roads, at 7:30 p.m. Yael for the Preservation and En- available. Participants may choose about this particular incident and Scobeyville. resume making ap- mation will hold the first ecu- Dayan, daughter of the late Israeli couragement of Barber Shop to attend either or both days each the status of nuclear safety in the plejack It seems local moon- menical Christian parenting sup- Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. Quartet Singing in America will week. To register, contact future." shiners were making "Jersey port group meeting at 8 p.m. at the will be the guest speaker. There have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 Maryann Murtha. childbirth coordi- 10 yenrs ago Lightning" so well that buyers church. Future meetings will be will be a dessert reception. p.m. at Raritan High School, nator at the hospital. preferred the bootleg brew to the scheduled on the first Monday of RED BANK — Riverview Medi- Middle Road. Hazlet. New Jersey is stripped of the real thing. Laird shut down the month from 8 to 9:30 p.m. and cal Center's "Smoke Stoppers" HAZLET - The Raritan High power to ban other states from operations until law enforcement a nursery will be provided. program will offer free introduc- School Band Parents will sponsor a WEDNESDAY dumping garbage in the state officials could get the situation KEANSBURG - The Keansburg tory open houses at 5:30 and 7:30 Chinese Auction at 7:30 p.m. at FAIR HAVEN - The Wednesday when a Supreme Court judge under control Planning Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Blaisdell Center for Buck Smith's, Palmer Avenue, meetings of Tough Love of Fair rules it unconstitutional. The / OO years ago p.m at the Municipal Building, 43 Health Resources fifth floor Haven will be discontinued until East Keansburg. For further infor- Brendan Byrne administration Loud music from a Salvation Church St. The public is invited to classrooms. mation, call Cynthia Hellman. June. Specific dates will be listed at considers appealing the decision. attend. that time. Army parade in Keyport drives a EATONTOWN - Families COLTS NECK — Spring aerobic 20 years ago viewer's horse wild. The animal HAZLET - The Hazlet En- Anonymous, a fellowship for dance classes wi|l begin today at MONMOUTH BEACH - An vironmental Commission will meet parents, relatives and friends of Conover Road School. Classes will adult tea will be held from 2 to 4 Representatives from 20 coun- runs amuck, dragging the at- at 8 p.m. in the Environmental drug and- alcohol abusers and meet 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Tuesdays p.m. at the public library: New ty public and parochial schools tached wagon over the chest of Commission Office, 317 Middle children with behavorial problems, and Thursdays through June 14. residents are reminded that this decide there is no need to lower former Sheriff John H. Patterson, Road. The public is invited. will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Participants should come early would be an opportunity to meet the voting age from 21 to 18. who received a "severe shock." MANALAPAN - The Manalapan First Presbyterian Chufch, 76 today and register with the instruc- members of the community. During the debate, one student Scout Flanner. a Salvation Township Democratic Club will Wyckoff Road. tor. said. "We want our world run by Army ambassador, arrives in hold a Candidates Night beginning FAIR HAVEN - The weekly adults, not the 'beat generation' Red Bank to drum up converts. at 8:30 p.m. at the Holiday Swim RED BANK - Duplicate bridge COLTS NECK - A basic land- meeting of Tough Love will be held which goes crazy whenever the He finds that many young men Club, off Gordons Corner Road. All will be played at the Woman's Club scaping course starts at 7:30 p m from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m at the Fair Beatles crawl around." are eager to join the ranks. candidates in the Manalapan-Eng- at 8 p.m. Registration is requested. at Cedar Drive School. Classes will Haven Police Station, Fisk Street B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1984 Big guys make NCAA finals natural There were attempts before this SEATTLE (AP) - Patrick Ew- season to schedule a Georgetown- Ing venut Akeem Olajuwon for Houston game, but Thompson the national championship. VSC women rejected the idea because he felt it "It will be a natural attraction," win title, B4 would be too much an individual said Houston Coach Guy Lewis, thing. who will send Olajuwon and his Cougar teammates against Ewing "Patrick would have been big- and Georgetown for the NCAA ger than the team," he said. basketball title tonight. overall. "They're close to the Both teams have been in the It is a matchup, starting at 6:12 same size and do the same things. championship game before. p.m. PST, that promises to rival Each causes the opponent to shoot Georgetown lost to North Carolina some of the dream showdowns 7, 8, 9 percentage points lower 6342 in 1982 and North Carolina because they're good shot blockers State upset Houston 54-52 last between basketball's giants. year. There was Elvin Hayes, an as well as good rebounders." earlier Houston big man, against Georgetown Coach John Thomp- "I feel the wound still," Thomp- Lew Alcindor of UCLA. There was son held to his belief that Ewing, son said. Bill Russell against Wilt born in Jamaica, the West Indies, Second-ranked Georgetown, Chamberlain in the pros. Last year is the "best big man in the 33-3, fresh from Saturday's im- there was Ralph Sampson against country" but said it was difficult pressive 53-40 victory over cold- Ewing. comparing greatness. shooting Kentucky, is riding a 10- But this one is different because Both players brush off the game winning streak and has won the players are so similar and individual matchup, saying it's 20 of its last 21. they've never gone against each Georgetown against Houston and Fifth-ranked Houston. 32-4. just other. winning the national championship squeezed by upstart Virginia 47-45 "The biggest difference is the is the moat important thing. in overtime in the other semifinal color of the uniform," Lewis said. "Like Coach said, it won't be me for its sixth straight triumph. Both are foreign-born. Both are against Akeem, it'll be Georgetown, the Big East reg- 7-foot juniors, Olajuwon weighing Georgetown versus Houston," said ular and postseason champion, 250 pounds, Ewing 240. Both are Ewing, who was highly recruited relies on relentess pressure de- All-Americas, renowned defensive out of high school in Cambridge. fense, which has held opponents to players, shot-blocking in- Mass. "I'm excited about being in an NCAA-low 39 percent field goal timidators. the Final Two and I hope we can percentage this season. "If the referees let us play, it's win it this time." Thompson relies on 10 players to going to be a physical game," said Ewing is Georgetown's leading wear down rivals, but it's uncer- Olajuwon, a native of Lagos, scorer (16.6) and rebounder (10.1) tain whether standout defensive Nigeria, who literally dropped in and has blocked 129 shots. He has guard Gene Smith will be avail- on the Houston campus four years made 66 percent of his field goal able. He sprained his left foot at ago. tries. the close of Saturday's game and "I think they enjoy the challenge Olajuwon is the No. 2 scorer on was using a crutch Sunday, accord- Altoclalod Pr«M photo ing to Thompson. of playing against each other," Houston at 16.8 and is the nation's HOYA HOOPLA — Members ol the Georgetown over Kentucky on Saturday. Georgetown faces said Lewis, who has guided the top rebounder with 13.6. He Through the stretch this season. Hoyas, left to right. Gene Smith (22), Horace tough Houston tonight in the NCAA finals. Cougars into the Final Four for the blocked 205 shots and made 68 Lewis has been using mostly five Brodnax (32) and Bill Martin, celebrate their victory third straight year and fifth time percent of his shots. See Big, B3 Local Hoya fans hope for victory Georgetown will have its own the Ewing-Olajuwon battle. "If local following tonight when it they contain Olajuwon, the Hoyas goes for its first National Col- should come out on top," he said. legiate Athletic Association cham- "There is a big danger coming off pionship tonight against Houston. an emotional game like the Ken- However, perhaps the area tucky win," he added. "You don't Georgetown graduate who will feel know how exhausted they will be, the most nostalgia about the game but Coach John Thompson is good is Rumsons James Zazzali. at getting his team up for big Zazzali s late father. Andrew, was games. I don't think Houston will the captain of the 1921 Hoya five, be a pushover though." the only team in Georgetown Judge John Arnone of Red Bank, history to go through a season who graduated from Georgetown undefeated. He was also the first in 1949 and its law school in 1952, athlete to be named to the didn't see Saturday's win over Georgetown Hall of Fame in 1958. Kentucky, but he won't miss "I'm thrilled at Georgetown's tonight's game. success and the prospects of a "Everybody seems to expect national championship, but I can't them to win, and I'm just going help but think back to my father." with the experts," he noted. James Zazzali. the former state "People said Georgetown didn't attorney general, said. "He won 12 play much of a schedule when it letters in football, basketball and lost to St. John's and Villanova, baseball and captained the basket- JUDGE JOHN P. ARNONE JAMES R. ZAZZALI but they still expect them to win." ball and baseball teams. " he With the exception of Zazzali, added. who attended Georgetown after it have been a heckuva story if they center) will play better tonight Zazzali graduated from had dropped football, the old grads had said anything else. because he won't have to put-up all said that football was a bigger Georgetown in 1958 and came out "I think the Hoyas will win by with two big men," Dr. Harry of its law school in 1962 Ironically, sport on campus than basketball 25 points." Red Bank's George Copperthwaite of Fair Haven and when they were there. he is an asthmatic who was unable Jones, classof 1947. said. "Houston a 1941 Georgetown grad. said. "I to participate in sports, but like all will get into trouble, especially "We had winning basketball think Ewing can handle Akeem teams in those days, but football Hoya grads canvassed last night, with the Georgetown press, and Olajuwon (Houston center). Ew- he'll be watching tonight's game won't have the bench to pull them might have been bigger because of ing is stronger on defense." the rallies and the football tra- Their verdict is unanimous: out." Red Bank's John S. Davis, a 1951 Georgetown will win It would- dition the school had," Arnone "Patrick Ewing (Georgetown graduate, also looked forward to See Local, page B4 Guidry seeks to break opening jinx KANSAS CITY. Mo (API - The Royals' choice to open the season may be most notable for home run against Gossage in Ron Guidry will be trying to break season is another lefthander players who are missing. Yankee Stadium last year, will be an opening-day jinx when the New without an opening-day victory. The Yankees, with Yogi Berra sidelined the first 6-8 weeks of the York Yankees and Kansas City Bud Black, who was in the minor making his second tour as man- season with a knee injury. Royals launch their 1984 baseball leagues at the start of every other ager, are without relief ace Rich Dave Righetti, who threw a no- season this afternoon. season. Gossage and third baseman Graig hitter last year, has been sent to Tht- Yankee lefthander has Black, who notched a 10-7 record Nettles, who both now play for the the New York bullpen as never been a winner on opening after being called up last year, San Diego Padres. Gossage's replacement in one of day admitted he will be fighting ner- The new-look Royals, who have the most interesting experiments the game has seen this year. The "This is about the sixth, or vousness seven rookies on their 25-man "It's very, exciting." he said roster, will also be missing Amos Royals' bullpen is still stocked seventh time that I've been the with Dan Quisenberry, who set a - -Aaaoclatod Pf OH photo opening-day starter and I've never "It's an honor to be named by your ' Otis and George Brett. Otis, the manager as your team's pitcher on team's centerfielder almost from major league record with 45 saves GOTCHA — New Jersey Generals James Lockette sacks Los won one." Guidry said yesterday Angeles Express rookie quarterback Steve Young during the second when the Yanks and Royals went opening day. especially when the birth of the franchise in 1969. last year. through a light workout under you've got some good, solid vet- was not picked up by the Royals Owner George Steinbrenner has quarter of yesterday's United States Football League game in Los cold, cloudy skies "I guess I ve eran pitchers like we have It's and now plays for the Pittsburgh made no secret of his unhappiness Angeles. Young's premiere outing in the league failed to aid his team just been a slow starter. This quite a thrill for me." Pirates. with the 10-16 spring record of the as they were beaten by the Generals, 26-10. Young is the Brigham Yankees, who finished third behind afternoon's forecast called for a For many fans of the Royals and Brett, the all-star third baseman Young Alt-American who signed with the Express for $40 million possibility of thundershowers. Baltimore in the American League dollars. For details on the game, see page B4. Yankees, the opening of the 1984 who struck the famed Pine Tar East last season. 1st IN SALES 1st IN SERVICE 1st IN SELECTION NEW 1983 r «Wl984EXP^ NEW 1984 THUNDERBIRD FORD F-1M SPOBT COUPE HEViVi984 Sid Equ'P•• PS- p®1 PICK-W E8C0BT 2 DR. MUSTANG "L" Reclining Bucket Sens Opl Eq»'P 1984MS0 984 S p p, "?" "«on Staring HATCHBACK Sid Equip: 23| foiiwVe.**- <" u '"dependent n.Jv Lilei. 4 Cyl. 41 malic "•"• WINDOW WIN Speed. Manual Trans. M.S.. MB. Bucket Seals. Opt £„- Sleel Belled fladi A"l° Trans. MSSFB als. Rack 4 Pinion 1 Sid Equip 16Ue.4Cyl.«Speed onnip. P"* "'"; .Steeung Stock dows, mi"""' '•N86 Lltl Kipeis. SiocH I3U7 Price S7.SS0 Lltl *•••• tli.OT INK , ,..4 . S8£ $6995 9278 $ Lilt Prlc« '5M«. $9995 f^ '8559 J * 6566 $5788 EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE !S^«sSi m* 200 HIGHWAY 35 KEYTORI 2Gfl.-1fidQ Pi I.e. liuludo F,...i,M i 0..„!... Piap No) la. & Ml Fi MONDAY, APRIL 2.1984 The Daily Register B3 Young plays well, but can't handle Generals BY The Associated Prett combined with Herschel Walker on 24-3 with a 53-yard pass play from year, had never gained 100 yards 16-10. a 80-yard scoring play as New John Reaves to Marvin Harvey, Multimillion-dollar quarterback Jersey widened its margin to 23-10 In a game for the Gold. He capped On Saturday, Oklahoma rallied Steve Young played well In his pro USFL Bryant scored on two one-yard a 52-yard drive with a one-yard from a 28-13 deficit in the fourth in the third period. runs in a four-minute span of the debqt but couldn't reverse the His touchdown pass was for nine touchdown plunge with 7:36 left to quarter with two touchdowns in losing ways of the Los Angeles third period. give Denver a 17-7 lead. the final two minutes, then won in yards to Jojo Townsell in the Glenn Carano threw three touch- Express yesterday as veteran second period. Young also showed Oakland 14; and Michigan 26, San Sydney also had a 38-yard run to overtime on Efren ilerrera's 19- Brian Slpe threw two touchdown his running ability, scrambling six down passes to Jackie Flowers and the 4 to set up a go-ahead yard field goal. Jim Kelly threw passes for the New Jersey Gen- Antonio 10. On Saturday, Okla- ran for another TD to lead Pit- touchdown by Bo Matthews in the for 32S yards and two touchdowns, times for 32 yards, but it was not homa outlasted Houston 31-28 in erals in their 26-10 United States enough as the Express fell to 2-4. tsburgh over Oakland, which is third period. but he was intercepted three Football League victory. overtime, Chicago edged Washing- winless in six games. Novo Bojovic booted four field times. The nationally televised game, ton 21-20 and Memphis trimmed Flowers, playing his second goals as unbeaten Michigan de- Young, the former Brigham which also was shown locally, Jacksonville 27-24. Young All-American who was game for Pittsburgh since being feated San Antonio for its 12th Chicago, 1-5, beat Washington, drew a crowd of 26,024, with the Kelvin Bryant, despite a pulled acquired Ufa trade, caught five straight triumph over the last two 0-6, in a battle of winless teams. signed to a contract that will pay attendance boosted by a 2-for-l hamstring that kept him out of The Federals missed an extra him some $40 million over the next ticket offer. The Express had passes for 140 yards as the years. 43 years, had a solid performance practice all week, ran for 114 yards Maulers, 2-4, registered their first However, the victory was a point after going ahead 20-14 in the drawn 16,042 to their last previous and three touchdowns in Philadel- fourth quarter, then the Blitz despite the loss. He completed 19 home game. home victory. The scoring tosses costly one for the Panthers, who of 29 passes for 163 yards and one phia's defeat of Tampa Bay. went 16, 28 and seven yards, the lost star wide receiver Anthony drove 78 yards for the winning touchdown, and was intercepted New Jersey, 5-1, moved ahead to The Stars rolled to a 21-3 latter coming after a 77-yard Carter with a broken left arm in touchdown, with quarterback once. stay on Maurice Carthon's one- halftime lead and took advantage completion. the second quarter. Vince Evans running the last six yard touchdown run 5:53 into the of three ^Bandits fumbles in the yards to 1:05 to play. A bad snap Slpe, the former Cleveland game. The Generals' other scoring Fullback Harry Sydney rushed Terry Miller added a 16-touch- from center foiled Washington's second half as they improved to 5-1 for 111 yards and a clinching down run for Michigan while Browns' star in the National came on field goals of 23 and 31 before a crowd of 30,270. last-gasp field attempt from 21 Football League, completed 13 of yards by Roger Ruzek. fourth-quarter touchdown to pace quarterback Bobby Hebert fired a yards. his 21 passes for 219 yards and was Bryant ran 38 yards with a Denver over Arizona in front of seven-yard TD strike to rookie not intercepted. He threw an eight- In other games yesterday, it was fumble for Philadelphia's second 31,666 fans at Mile High Stadium Walter Broughton midway through Alan Duncan's 32-yard field goal yard touchdown pass to Clarence Denver 17, Arizona 7; Philadelphia touchdown in the second quarter. Sydney, the team's leading the final quarter to ice the game with two seconds remaining lifted Collins in the second quarter, then 38, Tampa Bay 24; Pittsburgh 28, After Tampa Bay cut the deficit to rusher last season and so far this after San Antonio pulled to within Memphis over Jacksonville. Couples holds off Trevino in thrilling TPC golf finish PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) - said. "I felt the pressure, but it of a severe challenge. Birdies on the eighth and ninth was good pressure. Everytime he Only the 44-year-old Trevino, holes, just as old campaigner Lee (Trevino) made birdie, I made now a part-time player who com- Trevino was applying the press- birdie right after and kept a two- bines his tour activities with a ure, were the critical factor in his shot lead most of the way. parallel career as a television golf front-running victory in the Tour- "The biggest thing, aside from analyst, could apply any pressure. nament Players Championship, winning the TPC, is not beating "I didn't expect to play well at Fred Couples said. Lee Trevino, but beating the golf all," said Trevino, a non-winner "Those were big holes for me," course." for 2Vi seasons. "I haven't been Couples said yesterday after he'd The 24-year-old Couples, who able to play, I haven't been able to nursed home a 1-under-par 71, fully expected to miss the cut in practice. I don't know what's good enough to turn back Trevino this, the annual championship of happening. It's like it's somebody by a single shot in this, the annual golf's touring pros, instead ac- else's body doing this." championship of golf's touring quired the second title of his brief But Trevino could not match pros. PGA Tour career with a 277 total. Couple's birdie-birdie burst on the "I thought I was going to win the 11 strokes under par. eighth and ninth. That stretched golf tournament," said Trevino, And - despite the fact that a his margin to three shots at the the only one of the starry field of starry group including Trevino, turn and he led by a comfortable would-be challengers able to make Tom Watson, Seve Ballesteros and margin the rest of the way. a move over the last 18 holes. and Craig Stadler were in position And, when he got his tee shot His biggest threat came on the to challenge — the victory came safely on the putting surface of the front side, when he pulled to within with something approaching ease. island of a green on the frightening a single stroke. It came as something of a 17th, his two-stroke lead was safe. But the 24-year-old Couples — surprise. His bogey on the 18th was without who said he hadn't even expected "I was expecting a quick exit," meaning. to make the cut — quickly re- said Couples, who had missed the Trevino, who left a 15-foot birdie sponded. cut in his two previous starts in putt short of the cup on the 18th, He hit a 2-iron some two feet this tournament and, until this finished with a 68 and second at from the cup and birdied the season, had not played this course 278. eighth. He flipped a short-iron better than 79. The victory was worth 1144,000 approach some six feet from the This time, however, he led — the largest prize to date on the Associated Prase pholo cup and birdied the ninth, ex- through the last three rounds, American Tour — from the total panded his margin to three big following a course-record 64 Fri- purse of $800,000. It lifted Couples' COUPLES' HUG — Fred Couples, from Palm $800,000 Tournament Players Championship with shots and brought it home. day. And his journey over the final earnings for the year to $219,483, Springs, Cal., gets a hug from his wife Debbie on a 11-under-par total score. He beat Lee Trevino by "I was very relaxed," Couples 18 was made easier by the absence the best of his four-season career. the 18th green yesterday after winning the one stroke. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Injured Kunkel put in limbo AMERICAN LEAQUE UATk/iUal 1 BAAIksl EAST DIVISION NAIIUWAL LMUUC •AST DIVISION doesn't think it is a serious him out of the game when he W L Pel OB W L Pet. Of) POMPANO BEACH - While Baltimore 0 0 000 - Chicago O 0 000 - major league baseball teams are problem." brought the cards to the plate." Boston 0 0 000 Philadelphia 0 0 000 trimming their rosters to 25 play- Bill said. Cleveland 0 0 000 Pittsburgh 0 0 000 Kunkel incurred the injury while D.l.o.1 0 0 000 Montreal 0 0 • 000 ers and getting ready to start the he was hitting .470, mainly in Jeff, who has not played at all Milwaukee 0 0 000 81. Loun 0 0 000 1984 season, Jeff Kunkel of the intrasquad games, as a non-roster since, is still on the roster of the HH York 0 0 000 New Ycwk 0 0 000 Toronto ' 0 0 000 WEST DIVISION Texas Rangers remains in limbo. players in the Rangers' camp. He Tulsa Drillers, the Rangers' farm WEST DIVISION Atlanta 0 0 000 - Kunkel, the Rangers' first took three hours of batting prac- team in the A A Texas League California 0 0 000 - Cincinnati 0 0 000 However, he had been with the Chicago 0 0 000 - Houston 0 0 000 choice in last year's amateur draft tice in the cage one day and got out Kansas City 0 0 000 Los Angaies 0 0 000 and the third player taken overall, of bed with the problem the next Rangers until they broke camp He Minnesota 0 0 000 San D.«go 0 0 000 injured his hip three weeks ago day. will probably report to the Drillers Oakland 0 0 000 San Francttco 0 0 000 when he is able to play again. He Seattle 0 0 000 Today's O»m«» and has not hit, thrown or picked He did participate in the game Teliae 0 0 000 Naw York al Cincinnati, 2 05 pm up a baseball since. The former his father Bill umpired between split his first season of pro ball last Todays Oainee Oniy game scheduled All-County shortstop from Middle- year between Burlington of the Chicago al Baltimore. 2 OS p m Tomorrow's O«MO the Rangers and Royals a few days Class A Midwest League and New York at Karma* Cily. 2:35 p nv Chicago (Ruttwen 13-12) at San Francisco (Davis town South and All-American from later. He carried the lineup cards Boston al California, 1030 pm 6-4). 4:05 pm Tulsa. Only games schedutod SI Louis (laPomte 12-0) at Los Angeles Rider College, will go to Tampa to the plate that day. Tomorrow's Qamei (Valeniuela 15-10). 4:05 pm today to see an orthopedic special- "Knowing that it was the first Cleveland [Sutclitfe 17-11) al Tanas (Hough Philadelphia (Canton 15-16) al Atlanta (Barker ist. "It doesn't make any difference 15 13). 1:35 pm 1-3). 7:40 pm. time in the history of baseball that Detroit (Morna 20-13) at Minnesota {Williams Montreal (Lea t6-11) at Houston (Ryan 14-9), 8 35 "They are taking a bone scan ol a father umpired in a game in where I play." he said. "When the 11-14). 8 35 pm time is right. I'll move up." Milwaukee (Sutton 8-13) at Oakland (McCany 6-9). Pittsburgh (Rhoden 13-13) al San Diego (Show the right hip to see if the muscle which the son played, I would have 11:05 pm 15-12). 1005 p.m. is torn away from the bone, ' gone out there on one leg." Jeff Tomorrow's Oamee Only games scheduled The Rangers cleared up part of Chicago al Baltimore. 305 pm Tomorrow's Oomos Kunkel said. "They have ruled out Kunkel said. their log jam at shortstop yester- New York al Kansas City. 8 35 p rn. Philadelphia al Atlanta, 540 pm the possibility of a disc problem. The father didn't necessarily day by waiving veteran Bucky Boston at California. 10:30 pm New York at Cincinnati. 7 35 fi m Toronto al Seattle. 10:35 p m Montreal al Houston. 6:35 pm It's more of a protective move feel that way. "Knowing that he Dent, a onetime fishing companion Milwaukee at Oakland. 10:35 pm Only games scheduled than anything else. The club was hurt, I should have thrown of the Kunkels on the Jersev shore Only games scheduled JEFF KUNKEL u s to HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Big 8 y make NCAA TODAY Softball Tennis Baseball Holmdel at Monmouth Sayreville Raritan at Holmdel Wall at Point Holmdel at Monmouth Reg. Long at Raritan Long Branch at Wall Boro Manalapan at CBA Freehold cage finale a great show Branch at Wall CBA at St. Rose Henry Hudson at Rumson-F.H. Twp. at Middletown S. Middletown Rumson-F.H at Henry Hudson Allentown at Keansburg Howell at N. at Matawan (continued) pressure." Melvin Turpin and 6-8 Kenny Shore Reg. at Manasquan Freehold Twp. Middletown N. at Golf players, but he said Sunday he may Lewis added/The reason Ken- Walker were bottled up inside by Keansburg at Allentown Howell at T.R.North Asbury Park at Long Branch use as many as eight against tucky shot poorly was rugged 6-9 freshman Michael Freehold Twp. Jackson at Manalapan at CBAOcean at R.B. Georgetown. Georgetown's great, tenacious de- Graham and Ewing and were Girli Track Catholic Middletown N. at Matawn fense. Everybody in our group forced to shoot from the outside Marlboro Middletown N. at T.R. Raritan at NeptuneShore at Long "Like everyone else," he said. North Don Bosco at R.B. Catholic Middletown S. at Freehold Twp. "I was in awe of the second-half thought that Kentucky was going with no success. Branch Marlboro at Neptune Matawan at Georgetown performance against to win the ballgame when we left Thompson felt it was a combina- Boys track Middletown N. at halftime. .When we got to the Soccer Kentucky. Georgetown is really an 1 tion of his team's defense and the -Neptune at Raritan Shore at Long Softball awesome team. I see in the hotel, there'd been a 22-point Wildcats' cold shooting which St. John at St. Rose R.B. Catholic swing. We saw the last eight -Branch at Shore Manalapan at Monmouth St. Rose at Raritan Middletown N. morning newspapers that the forced the turnaround. at Matawan Freehold Twp. at coaches are unanimous in picking minutes on TV." "I'd love tothin k we played that Tennis TOMORROW Middletown S. Neptune at Georgetown." Georgetown, with Ewing well to hold a team to 8 percent : Raritan at Shore Middletown S. at Baieball Marlboro Asked if Houston had played any saddled with three personal fouls (actually 9 in the second half) with ".'Long Branch St. John at Mon- Girls track other team with the kind of full- and riding the bench, trailed our defense," Thompson said. "An ; mouth Reg. St. Rose at R.B. Manalapan at CBA Middletown N. Ocean at St. John Freehold Twp. court pressure Georgetown ap- Kentucky 27-15 and 3:06 left in the off day can happen to anybody." -'Catholic Ocean at T.R. North at Matawan Freehold Twp. at at Monmouth plies, Lewis said, "Arkansas plays half and 29-22 at halftime. Georgetown proved against ;*. Neptune at Marlboro Middletown S. Neptune at Soccer that kind of pressure in halfcourt But the Hoyas outscored the Kentucky it could win without Marlboro Monmouth at Red Bank Reg. with Alvin Robertson. But it looks SEC champs 30-4 from the 27-15 Ewing hitting double figures. He Golf Neptune at RaritanHowell at Long like Georgetown has about four deficit to take command for good. scored only eight points. Wall Tournament St. John at Boys track Branch Ocean at St. John Robertsons and Arkansas has only The Wildcats made only 3 of 33 The Hoyas have some good Holmdel Lakewood at Long St. John at Ocean Middletown N. Marlboro at Manalapan Freehold one. No one in the Southwest shots in the second half as their perimeter shooters in Michael Branch at Freehold Twp. Twp. at Msgr. Donovan Conference plays that kind of front line of 7-1 Sam Bowie. 6-11 Jackson, David Wingate and Horace Broadnax. and another strong front-liner in 6-11 Ralph Dalton. TPC GOLF SCORES USFL STANDINGS "We have toshoo t well and we have to rebound," Lewis said. PONTE VEDBA. Fla. (AP) - Final acorea and Pal Undeay. M.M7 73-71-7S-70-269 RonStrack.S2.3t2 76-72-73-73-294 EASTERN CONFERENCE laturday a Oemes "Somebody besides Akeem has to .moowxlnnlnge In me UOO.000 Tournamanl Nick Faldo. M.M7 73-73-74-6t)-28S Oil Morgan, f 2.M2 72-76-73-73-294 Allan Oklahoma 31. Houston 26. OT score. We have to keep the ball out Mayan Champtonehlp on the t.657.yar(l. par 72 Wayne Levl. W.tt7 71-71-76-71-26S John Cook. t2.3«2 71-76-73-74-294 W L T Pel. •F PA Chicago 21. Washington 20 of Ewing's hands. We have to get Donnla ammond. (8.067 77-7O-66-73—269 Dave EWhelMrgr. $2,362 74-72-73-75—294 Philadelphia 5 1 0 633 139 73 Memphis 27. Jacksonville 24 *-n,tfC>^pKN.tl*r«>0 7l-t4-71-71-277 Ban crenehaw. W.1W 74-73-73-70- 2M PatarJaoooaan.S1.92S 75-73-76-71—295 New Jersey 5 1 0 633 IM 94 Veeeerday'e dames some fastbreak baskets." Paler Ooalerhule. 16.160 1 73-66-74-74—2«O Tom Jenklne. St.925 60-69-72-74-295 Pimbuiflh 2 4 0 333 19 110 Denver 17. Aruona 7 "-Craig Stadia.. »46,4O0 74-7O4U-72-261 Mike Sumven. KM , 76-7O-71-74-26O Tom Kite. 11.925 74-70-74-77-295 Washington 0 6 0 000 fill 167 Philadelphia 36. Tampa Bay 24 A collapsing defense limited ievTommy Nekellm. $1.624 74-71-76-75-296 Jacksonville 1 4 333 150 142 76-7279-70— 297 New Orleans al Birmingham. 8pm Lewis said he would like his center ;OanPO«l.«24,006 74-W-71.71-2M Brad Paaon, 14,060 76-72-77-66-292 Olboy Gilbert. I1.7M Msmnrm 2 4 333 103 173 :i*I.TM>p*.ta0.M0 M-W-7.-71-2M Jack Nlcklaua. M.080 71-70-74-tt—2t2 Welly Armstrong. t1.7M 76-73-74-74-297 WESTERN CONFERENCE letuitfay, April 7 to have 15 more shots against •MwMaMW.NOMO M-744».74-2M OMtgaArcMr.t4.0W 70-»»-77-70-2»2 Oery Player. $1,744 74-73-74-77-296 San Antonio al Chicago. 2 30 p m Georgetown. 74-72-77-76—299 i Michigan al Oklahoma. 2 30 p m .»»•»> IMMIIMOO 71-73-74«-2t7 Scolt8lmpaon.t4.0n 75-74-7271-262 BobEaMMIOd.t1.720 MtaNgw 6 0 1 000 ia« 112 76-72-74-76—299 1.0 Birmingham al Jacksonville. 6pm -ttJrFMytJ.t1t.iOO 77-71.70-60-267 Curtla Strange. 14.090 74-7J-74-71-2S2 Larry Nejaon. 11.720 OWttamt 4 2 0 667 90 116 Michael Young. 6-7, the JKtUWon.t1t.W0 7t-7J-74*»-2l7 ClaranoK0M.t4.0W 73-72-72-75— 2t2 Bobby Clampa1t.t1.Mt 73-75-79-73—300 Houston 3 3 0 500 101 171 tuna.,. April 1 Cougars' topscore r at 19.9, was JXM Erjwerde. 612.600 7J-71-7Mt-Jtt John Fought. t4.0H 75-72-73-72-2»2 Payne Stewart. St.Ul 79-70-75-76—300 Chicago 1 5 0 167 137 166 Pittsburgh al New Orteena. 2 30 p m rHstomm.tii.MO 7S-74.7MM-2M TWDevio uraham. 13.120 7«-73-73-71-2«3 Hubert Green, ti.140 71-76-11-71-301 San Anionio 1 5 0 167 60 111 Memphis al Naw Jersey. 2 30 p m "in good spirits" Sunday, accord- »a^Ms*eoe«..in.t0t 7t-70-72-70-2M Torn Puruor, 13.120 76-6O-76-72-263 ThomaaOray. ti,t40 75-73-79-74—301 •acrrk Oakland al Tampa Say ? in n m ing to Lewis, after learning that -meZ«..u.** 72-W-76.71-288 Mai Simon. •3.1MJ 71-7O-74-7B-2S3 Arnold Palmar, ti.040 J2-76-76-77—301 Denver B 1 0 633 125 113 Philadelphia al Aurora 4 pm his 27-year-old brother. James, laity Waa.l12.t00 75-7M7-74-211 RueaCochran.t2.3U 72-74-76-72-2M Buddy Oardner.fi.640 73-75-73-10-301 Aritont 3 3 0 500 171 69 Monday. April 6 WMIaWood.tl.M2 12-73-77.72-294 Lennte Clemen*. 11.6W) 72-76-77-77-302 Lot Angeles 2 4 0 333 6< 99 Los Angeles at Denver. 9pm will recover from a gunshot wound "Kl CoWart M6t7 74-75-72^1-269 76-72-76-70-305 :Kat«1»»rgue.la.t67 74-7S-72.70-2tt loon Hocn. 11,312 7t.71-72.73-2»4 Danny Edwerde. 11.564 Oakland 0 6 0 000 38 126 Washington at Houston. 9pm after an incident in Houston. B4 lite Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 2,1984 Rangers waive Dent; K.C. gets Mets Ashford ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Gary Rajsich to the Tides. The Texas Rangers put veteran SPRING That left the Mets with 24 shortstop Bucky Dent on waivers players on their roster. yesterday and sent second TRAINING Giants, Baker Agree baseman Mike Richardt to the American League team's Ameri- SAN FRANCISCO - The San can Association farm club in Francisco Giants have reached an base void left by the injury to third agreement on a contract with Oklahoma City, a team spokesman baseman George Brett. said. former Los Angeles Dodgers out- Brett was sidelined for up to two fielder Dusty Baker. Burt Hawkins, the team's direc- months after an injury to his knee Giants General Manager Tom tor of media relations, said the Friday. The injury was diagnosed Haller said Baker, who was purpose of requesting waivers on as a partial tear of the ligaments waived by the Dodgers in Febru- Dent was to give the player his in his left knee. ary, will report to the club unconditional release. Ashford, who had hit .462 for the tomorrow when San Francisco The sure-handed Dent, 32, led Mets in spring training, had made opens its season against the Chi- the league in fielding at shortstop the club as a utility player. The cago Cubs. in 1983. Dent, who also played for Royals also have Greg Pryor, a "We look forward to his joining the Chicago White Sox and the utility player, who can play third the organization," said Haller New York Yankees, sustained a base. "We feel he will be very helpful to nerve injury to his right calf last In return for Ashford, the Mets the club. He will add more July and was hampered for the get right-handed pitcher Tom firepower." remainder of the season. Edens, 22, who was assigned to the Financial terms of Baker's con- Dent finished the season with a Mets' South Atlantic League farm tract were not disclosed but it is .237 batting average and 34 runs- club in Columbia, S.C. Edens was believed it will be for two years batted in. 2-3 with a 4.32 ERA last year at with an option. The contract He will replaced in the Ranger Butte, Mont., of the Pioneer presumably will be for at least lineup by rookie Curtis Wilkerson. League. $1,395 million, the amount he 22, a switch-hitter with speed. Kansas City is Ashford's fifth claimed the Dodgers still owed Richardt appeared in 22 games club. He also has been with San him when he was waived. in 1983 and batted .157. Diego, Texas and the New York Hawkins said the two moves Yankees. Last season, Ashford The Dodgers placed Baker on reduce the Rangers' roster to 26 split time between the Yankees' irrevocable waivers on Feb. 9. The players, one over the limit. He said Triple A farm club at Columbus, day before he would have become the team would make its final cut Ohio and the Mets1 top farm team a free agent, the Giants claimed today. at Tidewater, Fla. He hit .327 in 12 Baker's contract. Mets Trade Ashford games at Tidewater and .331 in 137 games at Columbus. Baker initially refused to nego- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The tiate with the Giants and filed a tmekM Km photo Kansas City Royals obtained util- The Mets also announced Sun- grievance with the players' union ity infielder Tucker Ashford from day that they had released pitcher to force the Dodgers to pay the DUSTY ARRIVAL — Detroit Tigers Alan Trammell Mets in St. Petersburg. Watching is teammate Larry the New York Mets in a move that Scott Holman outright to remaining two years of his con- kicks the dirt around the plate as he scores in Herndon. apparently will help fill the third- Tidewater and optioned outfielder tract. yesterday's spring training game with the New York McGee sisters lead USC to another NCAA crown LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pam Cal Coach Linda Sharp. "They are Head Summitt. "They've got ex- 15th-ranked Tennessee, which trips to the women's Final Four Southern Cal jumped out to a and Paula McGee completed four not only tall, but very quick, agile, perience, and they've got a Cheryl completed its campaign with a without winning a championship. 20-12 advantage after 13 minutes of years of twin service to the and they complement one another Miller to complement things. 23-10 mark. Tennessee led 43-38 with 11:47 play, but Tennessee rattled off University of Southern California very well." "No one else has a Cheryl Southern Cal made 49 2 percent remaining, but Southern Cal was eight straight points to catch the by leading the Lady Trojans to Miller was named the tour- Miller. Thank goodness some of of its field goal attempts (31 of 63) able to gain control in the final 10 Lady Trojans at 20-all with 3:10 their second straight NCAA nament's most valuable player them are graduating." in the game while Tennessee minutes. remaining before the intermission. women's basketball championship. while the McGees were also Pam McGee also grabbed 12 connected on 40.6 percent of its The Lady Trojans took the lead The McGees scored 17 points selected to the all-tournament rebounds for fifth-ranked Southern floor shots (26 of 64). for good on a three-point play by Tennessee made 41.9 percent of apiece yesterday and sophomore team. Joining them on the all- Cal, which finished its season with The Lady Volunteers outre- Pam McGee with 6:20 to play. ' its field goal attempts in the Cheryl Miller added 16 as the Lady tourney squad were Tennessee's a 29-4 record. The Lady Trojans bounded Southern Cal 39-35. Paula That gave Southern Cal a 51-49 opening half while Southern Cal Trojans defeated Tennessee 72-61 Mary Ostrowski and Louisiana rallied from a five-point deficit in Towns pulled down 10 missed shots lead and the Lady Trojans pulled connected on 44.4 percent of its at Pauley Pavilion. Tech's Janice Lawrence. the second half to win going away. and Ostrowski had nine rebounds away after that, leading by as floor shots. The Lady Trojans "I think we have an excellent, "I think they have a great front Ostrowski and Tanya Haave for Tennessee. many as 12 points in the final . outrebounded Tennessee in the talented front line," said Southern line," said Tennessee Coach Pat scored 18 points apiece to lead Tennessee has now made six seconds. first half 19-14. Rangers close out log with win OPEN 7 A.M. NEW YORK (AP) - Goaltender Glen wanting to win." for your convenience Hanlon, returning from a back ailment that The Bruins needed their 3-1 victory sidelined him for five games, recorded his NHL yesterday over the New Jersey Devils to first shutout in more than two seasons last complete a late-season rally that enabled night as the New York Rangers blanked the them to clinch first place. Two weeks ago, Hartford Whalers 2-0 to close out their Players' player award, recorded his other the Bruins trailed the Buffalo Sabres by six National Hockey League regular season. five shutouts with the Vancouver Canucks. points. GOOD/YEAR The Rangers, 42-29-9, finished fourth in the Larouche failed in his bid to become the "We wanted to wind up in first," Cheevers Patrick Division and will play the four-time first NHL player to score 50 goals with three said. "I'm really satisfied. What can I say? Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders in different teams. But he did manage his 48th It happened." the best-off ive opening round of the playoffs. goal of the season midway through the first Steve Kasper, John Blum and Mike Gillis Hartford, 28-42-10, wound up last in the period when he converted a perfect pass by scored goals and Jim Nill had two assists as ^m Adams Division. Mikko Leinonen into a wide open net. the Bruins, winners of their last five games The victory, built on goals by Pierre Maloney clinched the victory 49 seconds and 64-1 in their final seven, finished the Larouche and Don Maloney and 26 saves by into the final period with a short wrist shot regular season with a 49-25-6 record. The Hanlon, gave the Rangers 93 points this past Ed Staniowski. Devils, who lost their last eight games, ended ...For More season, the most they've accumulated in 10 Bruins 3, Devils 1 the season with the NHL's second-worst years. EAST RUTHERFORD - Boston Bruins record at 17-56-7. For Hanlon. who was sidelined since Coach Gerry Cheevers says his team clinched "A lot of people had us written off a few March 20 with a lower back strain, it was the first place in the Adams Division on the last weeks ago," said Boston defenseman Ray Good Years sixth shutout of his career. The goalie, who day of the National Hockey League's regular Bourque. "But everything jelled together. We was honored before the game with the season because of "desire, determination and played as a unit and won a lot of games." In Your Car GUARANTEED Local Hoya fans wait for win TRANSMISSION (continued) Davis was at Georgetown while it was Copperthwaite said, "and I don't think he said. dropping the football program, but he said creates resentment by denying access to his MAINTENANCE Jones agreed with that but pointed out that football was bigger anyway. "Since they've players." • Replace fluid, pan basketball in the Washington D.C. area is gotten into the national limelight in basket- Jones admits that Thompson may create gasket and filter on much better today than it was in the 40s. He ball, I've become more interested," he some resentment. "That doesn't affect me vehicles so equipped stated. though," he laughed. Service not available lor credits that to Red Auerbach. the legendary Honda Df Mercedes Bern Boston Celtic coach and general manager. Zazzali noted that he is distressed by the That may have been the only disagreement "Auerbach was a playground instructor in bad press Georgetown has been receiving among the Georgetown grads. They are all Warranted 90 days or 4,000 miles, Washington in those days, and he created the primarily because Coach Thompson doesn't willing to sit back tonight and watch the LUBE, whichever comes lirst. interest in the game before he went on to the expose his players to the media. "Thompson Hoyas press their case against the Cougars. Washington Capitals and the Celtics," Jones has an attitude of paternalism toward his OIL CHANGE explained. players, and I won't second-guess him for Bradshaw feeling no pain GOODYEAR"40" "Football was much bigger then, but that. I've met him, and he's a personable & FILTER basketball was a different kind of game than man. Whenever you are successful, you PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh Steelers BATTERY it is today," Copperthwaite, now a dentist, become a target," Zazzali said. quarterback Terry Bradshaw, benched for said. "I don't think there was an NCAA Copperthwaite saw Thompson play high nearly all of last season because of an elbow Tournament then and we didn't go to the school basketball and has followed his career injury, recently threw a football without 14 NIT." with interest since. "I like his style," pain, according to a physical therapist. Bradshaw, 36, a 14-year veteran, under- ' Includes up to five quarts oil. Installed. Group went surgery March 3, 1983, to repair a torn ' Special diesel oil and filter type Sizes 22F. 24. 24F muscle in his right elbow. may result in extra charges He's been encouraged lately, however, by Five Beers leads in bowling his lack of pain and a favorable diagnosis by Dr. Frank Jobe, a Los Angeles orthopedic WEST LONG BRANCH - Five Beers of GUARANTEED Credit card convtnliKt lor Jamy Construction Co. of Dave Davis surgeon, according to therapist R.C. McCoy. automotive finds Pick up an Airport Plaza took the first round lead in the Lanes leads the Net Division with a 2872 application now at your Marty Handicap Team Division of the 40th annual while Dom Acerra leads the Singles Handicap McCoy, who works for Dr. Bill Bundrick in 12-MONTH TUNE-UP Goodyaar mat tor - uv itif W C*0 njt mwfc di iMfliauttinQ Shreveport, La., told The Pittsburgh Press 1 Monmouth County Bowling Association with a 618-111-729. 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Spring Lake had five split in yesterday's twin bill with Somerset added two doubles and Dean Ehehalt col- players in twin figures. Red Bank Catholic's GOODLY EAR County College. The Jersey Blues rolled to a lected three hits. Brookdale scored six runs Bob Scrabis led the way with 21 points. Joe 15-1 victory in the first game behind the one- in the fourth and five in the fifth. Paterno and JerryLong. both of CBA, had 16 AUTO SERVICE CENTERS hit pitching of Jim Hunter, but they dropped Brookdale errors were a big factor in the ands 15 points repsectively, Dave Boyle of Owned and Operated by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company the nightcap, 8-5. second game. The Jersey Blues committed RBC added 12 and Long Branch's Bill Hunter was near-perfect in the first game. four in the first, two innings which helped Jeffress scored 10. Gregg Anastasides 671-2415 The only baserunner for Somerset was Dave Somerset to a 6-1 lead, Brookdale (12-2) Spring Lake won the first round over the Star* Manager Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m. • I p.m. Compton who belted a lead-off home run in never caught up. Hackensack AAU, 104-87, Saturday night Sat. 7 a.m. - S p.m. the fifth inning. Hunter fanned three batters behind 21 points from Jeffress. Paterno 1030 Hwy 35 and the homer was the first run he has given Brookdale is back in action this afternoon scored 17, Scrabis and Long 15 and Brian up in three games. when it travels to West Point Prep. Kennedy 12. MIDDLETOWN GOODYEAR PEANUTS MONDAY, APRIL 2.1964 The Daily Register B5 DENNIS THE MENACE ' I WAS JUST REAPIN6 HE ONCE TIPPED HIS THAT MUST HAVE BEEN ABOUT WHEN CASEV CAP TO AN UMPIRE ANP FUNNY.. I WISH I HAP CROSSWORD STEN6ELI1IASAMANA6ER A BIRP FLEW OUT! SEEN THAT... Y ACROSS 11 Eaitam 52 B. 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Try to main- MONDAY, APRIL 2 tomorrow, find your birthday and tain an even keel. read the corresponding paragraph. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Don t Born today, you are energetic, Let your birthday star be your daily exaggerate your symptoms. Living THE WIZARD OF ID determined, persistent. At the same guide. one day at a time encourages time, you arc home-loving, fun- TUESDAY, APRIL 3 optimistic behavior. loving, generous and sympathetic. GOOQ H&HS, FfeteHNTSLlfotJ ARIES (March 21 April 19) - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - You have a temper, but you work Keep your facial, expressions soft Don't feel sorry for yourself! No HO U?N<5gP H4V£ TO WW OH very hard at keeping it under and friendly — no matter what W?Z 5ETTIN(5 matter what happens this morning, control. As a youngster, you may be you're feeling. remain optimistic through evening. THE WE^K&NC5 tempted to harbor a grudge; as an TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - OFF? 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WHAT AH£ >OU TRyiNS TO SELL 2 B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1984 Davis helps youth turn energy into martial arts BY BARBARA FENDELANDER aged 14 to 20 in the Eatontown, Oceanport and Fort Monmouth area. The boys go out on patrol with EATONTOWN - Chuck Davis is an investigator police officers and spend some time on the desk, (or the Juvenile Division of the Eatontown Police learning administrative duties. They also help with Department, a martial arts instructor, and crowd control at parades and other special events. someone who has always been interested in Really, they are an auxiliary to the police working with young people. department. Of course, they carry no firearms and When he put all of the various hats that he wears have no powers of arrest," Davis explained. together, he came up with a martial arts program Recently, the Eatontown Community Center for children and adults at the Eatontown Communi- founded a Community Action Group involving ty Center. His expertise in the martial arts is such Eatontown, Tinton Falls and Shrewsbury to work that Storer Cable of Eatontown has been filming a to improve the quality of life for youth of these special series directed by Davis. It can be seen on communities. Davis is one of the representatives Storer's Channel 8 on Saturdays at S p.m. through from the Eatontown Police serving on the June. committee, whose goals be strongly endorses. Davis started the kempo-jutsu program at the Linda Morgan, coordinator of the Youth and center in 1982 and teaches the Japanese form of self Family Programs at the community center, who defense with his assistant, Danny Mojica. "I first was one of the originators of the new group, started with a self-defense club at the Asbury Park Boy's Club with another police officer," Davis explained her feelings about Davis's work with explained. "I started it as a youth diversion young people. "Chuck is always ready to give of his program for kids. At the community center we now free time to work with kids; he has a good rapport have about 40 members in the self-defense club, with them, and he has a genuine dedication to his ranging in age from seven to 44. youth programs. There are really not enough ways to say what a really good person he is." "Learning self-defense teaches young people The martial arts club meets at the community self-confidence, socialization, discipline, and re- spect for their bodies. They learn to control their center on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from anger and aggression without hurting anyone. 7 to 10 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10: IS a.m. to Activities such as this one can keep kids out of the 2:30 p.m. Also, on Thursdays there is an after- juvenile courts; working for the juvenile bureau of school program for club members. the Eatontown Police, I really know that this is so." Every other Tuesday Storer Cable tapes martial Davis began his martial arts training when he arts programs directed by Davis which feature was nine, and he has achieved the rank of menkyo- other clubs besides his at Eatontown. "Robin Riley sensei in kempo-jutsu. "This is equivalent to a from Georgian Court College led a session, as well third-degree black belt in karate," he explained. as J.H. Kim, an associate professor at Brookdale He was involved in scouting when he was growing who has a karate club," Davis said. up and realized early on that working with youth In June, Davis will conduct a Martial Arts was something he wanted to do. He has been a Invitational Tournament at the Eatontown Mem- member of the Eatontown Police force since 1973, orial School gym. and being an investigator for the juvenile bureau is something with which he is comfortable. "I think Colleen Singerline. Director of the Eatontown the kids can relate to me, and vice versa. I ride Community Center, sums up very well what Chuck a motorcycle and teach martial arts, and that Davis does. "He is very dedicated to young people, Ragiaw photoi by Dor Lwdi makes me seem not so establishment," Davis said. and to seeing them achieve all that that they can. TAKING A STANCE — Martial arts instructor his self-defense club at the Eatontown Com- Davis is also director of the Eatontown Police The martial arts program teaches discipline of Chuck Davis and Jamie Wolf of Eatontown. 7, munity Center. Cadet Post, part of the Explorer Division of the Boy oneself first — this is what Chuck is working to work on the "art of self defense." Davis directs Scouts. "It is a career-oriented program for scouts accomplish with his students." :i ENGAGEMENTS Kidney stones extracted Priore- Wellington Halek-Cashin BY LESTER L. COLEMAN. M.D. EATONTOWN - Mr She is a law clerk for MIDDLETOWN - Mr and Mrs. Philip R Well- Superior Court Judges and Mrs. Walter Cashin. 7 Is it possible to remove kidney stones without an ington, 3 Fieldsto'ne Court, Burton L. Fundler and Nautilus Drive. Leonardo, operation? — Mr. T.G., Washington announce the engagement Walter H Gehricke in announce the engagement Dear Mr. G.: of their daughter. Kristin Freehold. of their daughter. Kathleen A number of interesting advances have been made for YOUR M. Wellington, to Philip D Cashin. to Kevin Halek. the removal of small stones from the kidney and ureter, Priore. son of Mr. and Mrs. Her husband is an alum- son of Andrew Halek. 44 the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the HEALTH Philip F. Priore. 54 Ed- nus of Archbishop Wood Delaware Ave.. Atlantic bladder. With fiber-optic instruments it is now possible ward Road, Hatboro, Pa. High School. Warminster. Highlands, and Marie to remove these kidney stones through a tiny incision The prospective bride Pa., and Columbia. Univer- Halek. 89 Manor Drive. in the skin. Often it is done under local anesthesia. was graduated from Mon- sity, New York. He also Red Bank. Small stones can be removed with grasping forceps mouth Regional High earned a doctor of laws Miss Cashin is a gradu- through the nephroscope. Larger stones can even be School. Tinton Falls. She degree at Suffolk Univer- ate of Mater Dei High removed by first pulverizing them. earned a bachelor's degree sity Law School. He is an School. New Monmouth. Dr. John Ingram, of the Memorial Medical Center in at Moravian College, Beth- associate in the law firm of and Monmouth College. Long Beach. Calif., feels that this is particularly Dear Mrs H : lehem. Pa , and received Liebert, Short, FitzPatrick West Long Branch. She is Kathleen Cashin, advantageous to the elderly patient who may be a poor her doctor of laws degree and Lavin. Philadelphia. employed by Merrill Lynch surgical risk. The overuse of any drug, even though it may be said from Suffolk University Kevin Halek to be totally harmless, should be avoided. A September wedding is in New York City. lege. Lincroft. He is em- Dr. Carl Olsson. of the Presbyterian Hospital in New Law School. Boston. Mass planned Her fiance is a graduate ployed by Halek s Auto York City. says. "It would appear that perhaps 75 Antacids work by neutralizing the hydrochloride acid of Middletown Township Body. Red Bank. percent or more of ordinary stones can now be removed that is normally produced in the stomach. By Daigle-Hammond High School, and attended The couple plan a No- by this specialized technique." diminishing excess acidity of the stomach, they prevent MIDDLETOWN - Rose- daughter also of the late Brookdale Community Col- vember wedding. Many urological surgeons are now being trained in an irritation of the inner lining of the stomach and may mary S. Hammond. 168 Donald B. Hammond, was this technique. I am certain that before long this method reduce inflammation or ulceration. Arrowwood Court, Shady graduated from Middle- will be universally used in selected cases. Oaks, announces the en- town High School' North Lambert-Pettit But many of the antacid drugs contain aluminum gagement of her daughter. and is attending the Uni- I have had a great deal of difficulty breathing through hydroxide. It is not commonly known that when these Carol A. Hammond, to versity of New Hampshire. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. Trenton State College. She my nose for many years. I played ball at college and antacids are taken in large doses they may be Timothy D. Daigle. son of She and her fiance, an and Mrs. Robert Pettit, 6 is employed by Century 21 think that that's where my problem started. I am now responsible for intestinal trouble, and even obstruction, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman alumnus of Fort Kent High Shadyside Place, announce of the Northeast Inc. in 41 yean old. The doctor that I consulted thinks I should especially if inadequate quantities of fluid are taken Daigle of Fort Kent, School, are in the U. S. Air the engagement of their New York. have a cosmetic operation in addition to surgery on the with the antacid. Maine. Force. daughter, Lynne Ann Pet- septum. Isn't it possible to do one without doing the Miss Hammmond, tit, to Michael E. Lambert, Mr. Lambert is an alum- cosmetic part? — Mr. M.C. New Hampshire. They can also reduce the effectiveness of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter nus of Middletown High antibiotics that the patient may also be taking. Tammaro-Severin Lambert of Dion, NY., School North and Seton Dear Mr. C : who formerly resided here. Hall University, South Or- It is difficult for anyone to commit himself without Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from readers. Write FAIR HAVEN - Mr. Lake. to him in care of this newspaper. and Mrs. Roger Severin. 57 Miss Severin is a travel Miss Pettit was gradu- ange. He is employed by first having examined the patient. It may very well be Buttonwood Drive, an- consultant with Vagabond ated from Middletown Pearson Webb Springbett that in addition to the deviated septum that blocks your nounce the engagement of Travel Agency. Little Sil- High School North, and in New York. normal breathing, another associated condition might their daughter. Cindy J ver. exist. Dowens celebrate Severin. to Richard J. Her fiance is an invest- Cregge-Conley Some patients find that by elevating the tip of the nose Tammaro. son of Mr. and ment broker with Smith they can breathe better. This is known as the "hanging tip syndrome" and is often related to the deviation of 65 years of marriage Mrs. John A. Tammaro. Barney Harris Upham and RUMSON - Mr and attended West Chester 310 Sussex Ave.. Spring Company. Tinton Falls. the nasal septum which divides one side of the nose from Mrs. William A. Conley. 87 (Pa.) State College and is the other. EATONTOWN - Mr. The couple have two Lafayette St.. announce the employed by Prudential Sometimes the hanging tip can be repaired without and Mrs. Harry Dowen children, Charles H. Healey-Bracken engagement of their daugh- Property and Casualty In- complete cosmetic alteration of the nose. This would be celebrated their 65th wed- Dowen, here, and Helen M. ter, Kathleen Mary Conley. surance Co.. Holmdel. accomplished by the operation known as the submucous ding anniversary with a Hill of Shrewsbury. They ATLANTIC HIGH- Miss Bracken attended Throckmorton Ave, Red family dinner in Van's also have six grandchildren LANDS - Mr. and Mrs Kean College of New Jer- Mr. Cregge. an alumnus resection of the nasal septum. Bank, to James Patrick In some instances this hanging tip may not be as Freehold Inn. Freehold, on and 12 great-grand- James Bracken. 221 First sey, Union. She is assistant Cregge. son of Mr. and of Rahway High School and March 3. children. Ave., announce the engage- manager at United Artists Mrs. Thomas B. Cregge, . Kean College of New Jer- easily repaired as it can be if there were also an associated cosmetic removal of the hooked nose. Some 30 friends and At the festivities, pink ment of their daughter. Theatre. Middlesex Mall. Rahway. :'«jr, Union, attends gradu- relatives gathered for the and white predominated in Debra Diane Bracken, to South Plainfield. ate scoool at Moitmouth pan one is in a state of confusion, as you are. it event. both the carnation Patrick Sean Healey. son Her fiance is employed Miss Conley. daughter College, West Long would be wise to have a consultation to find out if there The Dowens have re- centerpieces and the an- of Mr and Mrs Jack by Consumers Dis- also of the late Richard W. Branch. He is a sales is mutual agreement about the exact type of procedure sided in Monmouth County niversary cake. After din- Healey, 45 Laurelhurst tributors, Raritan Center, Conley, was graduated Engineer at KEPTEL, to be done. all of their lives. Mrs. ner the group sang "Let Drive, Cliffwood Beach. hdison. He plans to enter from Red Bank Catholic Ocean Dowen is the former Cora Me Call You Sweetheart," The engaged couple are the Air Force in May. High School and Stuart Are there' any dangers to using too many antacids? A. Fary. daughter of the which has been Mr. graduates of Matawan Re- A September wedding is School of Business Admin- The couple plan an Octo- My husband is always popping them in his mouth. — late Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dowens favorite song sin- gional High School. planned. istration. Wall. She also ber wedding. Mrs. R.T.H., Rhode Island Fary. ce 1918. MONDAY, APRIL 2.19M The Daily Register B7 Taxes fund removal of donated body organs Dear AH I tmitn: As lS-year-atd relative died kidney transplant in 1854, said, ill check with Dr. government, folks, is you and me The *2 billion comes receatly •< a gaaabM wasasl. He dMa't «te imttuUy M Charles B. Carpenter, who beads the tissue typing out of our taxes.) aarvtvaa wvcral hears, to Ike bataiul. Ms tanata were laboratory of the Northeastern Organ Bank, and get Dr. Chase Peterson, president of the University of approvM aboat aoaatin his Udswys. They agreea !• back to you." Within the hour. Dr. Merrill called tosay , Utah, Salt Lake City, and coordinator of the Barney «• M. Later they received a bill (or S7.SM far Ike ANN "No hospital that we know of charges the patient's Clark artificial heart project, said, "There are two reataval of tkose organs. family for removing organs to be used in trans- categories of expense: (1) hospital care, life-support Far maay yean I have carried a doaor card becaaw plantation. In this case, perhaps the surgeon performed systems and medical care, for which someone must be voa kave eaeeanged yaar readers to make laU liaal LANDERS a complicated procedure in an effort to save the boy's responsible, and (2) surgery for harvesting organs, for coautbatiaa la a fellow kaoaa. After tab experience life. The bill may have been the fee for that operation. which there is no charge." I'm raaiMfriag teartaf my card ap. I don't waal to "Under ordinary circumstances, let's assume the You now have the facts, my friend. If you want Dr. bardea my children with a $7,SM debt. patient is an accident victim and declared brain-dead. Peterson to contact the hospital and pursue the matter, I kave attempted la discus Ibis matter with the If the family gives permission, the organs are harvested he has graciously offered to do so. I await your aofpiul atriaaatl bat can get BO dear aaswers. Yea and the bill goes to the hospital. The hospital works it response. are my one reliable foarce. Please kelp me understand Because for years I have been urging my readers to out with Uncle Sam, who reimburses the hospital send for donor cards, I feel a responsibility to get to through Medicare." Ann Landers' new booklet, "Sex and the Teen-ager," I'm ligajag my name and address bat ask that yea the bottom of this. I am just as eager as you to learn Dr. John Najarian, chairman of the Department of explains every aspect of sexual behavior — where to aot ase It In the cotanu. - Withheld On Request why the family was presented with that bill for $7,500. Surgery, University of Minnesota Medical School, said, draw the line, how to say no, the various methods of I consulted with some of the most distinguished people "In Minnesota the donor's family is never charged for contraception, the dangers of VD, the symptoms and Dear Friend: I have tried repeatedly to reach you by in the field. This is what they told me: the harvesting of organs, nor should they be charged where to get help. For a copy, send K and a long, self- telephone. No answer. I have also written a letter but Dr. John P. Merrill of Harvard Medical School, anyplace else. The government spends $2 billion a year addressed, lumped envelope 137 cents postage) to Ann received no response. member of the team that performed the first successful to support this program through Medicare." (The Landers, P.O. Box UMS, Chicago, III. (Mil. Chewing gum eased from clothing, carpet DEAR HELOISE: Have a hint for Heloise? How on earth can I remove chewing gam from fabrics STAINED HANDS Send it to: Heloise. P.O. Box 32000, San Antonio, TX Dear Heloise: Recently. I got black shoe dye on my as weU as from carpet? I'm at my wits' end! Thanks 78216 so mack! - Maria bands and couldn't gel it off with soap and water. YARD DECEIT So, I got out my fingernail polish remover and a After freezing the fabric (use an ice cube on carpets), Dear Heloise: The following hint may sound dumb at pull off as much of it as possible, then spray the residue cotton ball and ... surprise! surprise! In a mailer of first, but it really came in handy in my case. seconds I had rubbed all of il off completely. with a pre-wash stain remover. Allow it to remain on AT When one of my shrubs died and I could not replace the spot for a few minutes, then scrape off the gum with Not a smidgen of stain left. — A reader it right away, I sprayed it with green spray paint, PANTS HOLDER a dull knife or the edge of a teaspoon. If necessary, matching the color of the shrubs as closely as possible. reapply the spray and proceed as before. Dear Heloise: I discovered an excellent way to make LARGE It looked better than a bare spot and helped to keep wooden skirt and pants holders work without slipping. Gently work with the knife, applying light pressure ap the appearance of my yard until 1 could plant another on the gum until it is removed. On carpeting, clean the Glue a small strip of very fine emery cloth (available shrub. — Clara in hardware stores) lo each end of the bolder, on spot afterwards with a brush and a bit of sudsy water, It doesn't sound dumb at all. I think you are pretty opposite sides. It works beautifully and the skirt or rinse and then blot well with a towel. smart! — Heloise Toe pre-wash stain may leave a ring on fabric, so slacks never slip out of Ihe hanger. One sheet of emery cloth is inexpensive and goes a launder or otherwise clean the garment in the usual My husband and I were going on an automobile trip THE END IN SIGHT long way. — P.G. manner before wearing. — Heloise so I look along my two boxes, scissors and a trash bag. Dear Heloise: To make masking tape, etc.. easier to TRAVEL TIP A little housekeeping or wardrobe maintenance On the way, I had time to sort through one box of start, stick one of Ike flat, plastic bag holders used on problem got you stumped? Write to Heloise. P.O. Box Dear Heloise: I'm a recipe saver and over the years recipes and on the return trip I did the other one. bread wrappers on Ihe end of the tape. 32000, San Antonio, TX 78216. She can't send you a kave collected two overflowing boxes but never bad (or Sure helped pass the lime and it's such a good feeling No more struggling — Ihe starting point is always in personal reply but through her column she will offer took Ike time) to sort them out. to have all of my recipes In order. — Rosie view. — Peg Greaves possible solutions whenever possible *P€ini& fai/u For your health and trail Ming. it's probably the bast money you will ever spend on yourself. vONLn Y $250 Complete 12 month program APpOOKx TRES CHIC — Claude Montana *-***> shows woolen overcoat over Knitted pull and loose trousers, NOW WITH NEW SUN LOUNGES left. 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