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r Register VOL. 107 NO. 156 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1984 25 CENTS New year Reagan reviewing starts with recommendations high hopes By The Associated Preii Counttaf the houn left before IMS, New Jersey residents art drawing up their New Year'i resol- on arms strategy utkmi, with man; vowing not to repeat the mishaps and embarraMmenti suffered In 19M. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) - adviser Robert C. McFarlane to us. We think the research should Rap. Peter Rodlno retolved to continue ai President Reagan received rec- discuss the recommendations and definitely go on," he added. chairman of the Houae Judiciary Committee, to fight ommendations yesterday (or U.8. was almost certain to meet Tuesday Reagan has asked for $26 billion in Reagan administration efforta to turn "back the strategy In the upcoming arms talks with Shulti and Weinberger. research money for the program. clock on civil righta," and to "not get bumped from with the Soviet Union, prior to a An administration official, speak- The official said general agree- any flights by Richard Nixon." Mid the Newark planned meeting tomorrow with top ing on the condition that he remain ment had been reached within the Democrat's prtM secretary, Deborah SUthower foreign policy advisers to finalise anonymous, said the president prob- administration that Shultz would be Rodlno referred to a May JO incident in which be the U.S. position. ably would make final decisions at empowered to "deal with broad had to give up hli customary aecond-row teat (or the At an expected New Year's Day the Tuesday session. concepts" during the talks, but back of the plane on a (light from Newark to meeting with Secretary of State Those decisions would form the would not have time to get into the Washington because the former President was also George P. Shulti and Defense basis for Shultz' negotiating posture specifics of arms negotiating. on the flight and secret service agents cleared out Secretary Caspar Weinberger, the when he meets Soviet Foreign "As far as getting down to the the front few rows for security reasons. president was likely to ratify a Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva nitty-gritty of negotiating, I Just Rodlno chaired the Jadiciary committee in 1«74 consensus recommendation that on Jan. 7-4. don't think we can do it in a couple when it considered the Impeachment of Nixon, who U.S. research Into a long-range The Soviets are likely to be upset days," said the official. resigned his office la August of that year. defense against missile* would not about the administration's unwill- This official said Shultz would Among other politicians, Republican Gov. Thomas be subject to bargaining. ingness to negotiate on the strategic have his hands full trying to reach H. Keen said that in 1W he Intended to "be the best THOMAS H. KEAN Reagan, who it vacationing at the defense initiative, the formal name agreement with the Soviets on how governor I can in 1N6." walled estate of millionaire pub- for the so-called "Star Wars" re- to structure further nuclear arms lisher Walter Annenberg, was re- See High, page » To be beat governor search proposal on ways to develop negotiations. ceiving yesterday materials a space-based anti-missile system. "I don't think either side has prepared by a White House working "The strategic defense initiative much of a feel for what the other group that hat developed rec- side is thinking," said the official. ommendations for the arms talks. Is on the table (or discussion and explanation, but not to give away," One U.S. idea was to have an After reviewing the materials overall group of nuclear arms yesterday, the president was meet- said the official. Ing today with national security "It's a very important concept to See Reagan, page B8 Man accused of bombing Florida abortion clinics PENSACOLA. Fla (AP) - A 21- conference. action by a federal grand jury on year-old construction worker was "Mr. Goldsby ii being charged Jan. IS, said Assistant U.S. Attorney arrested yesterday and charged with numerous violations of the gun Susan Novotny of Pensacola. with using "sophisticated" devices control act of ISM and explosives Conroy said Goldsby used large to bomb three abortion facilities on laws," Conroy said. "Specific black-powder pipe bombs about 12 Christinas Day and one last June, charges relate to the illegal pos- inches long and six inches in federal officials said session and manufacture of destruc- diameter in the four bombings. Matthew J. Goldsby. of Canton- tive devices commonly referred to Timing devices were used in each ment, a rural area about 10 miles as bombs." case, he said. north of Pensacola, was charged Goldsby never participated In "I think we can call these fairly with the June 2$ bombing of The anti-abortion protests but his sophisticated bombs," Conroy said. Ladles Center, and the Christmas mother, Rhonda Goldsby, did, said Conroy refused to say what led Day bombings of the same facility John Burt, an anti-abortion picket- investigators to suspect Goldsby, and two doctors' offices, said Step- Ing leader. but he did say the searches of his ben E. Hiuins, director of the Authorities obtained search war- borne and vehicle were productive. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and rants Sunday morning for Goldsby's "Located and seised at this time PETER RODINO MALCOLM FORBES Firearms hi Washington. home and car, and then took him to was a large quantity of physical Want* fewer accident* The bombings remain under in- the Escambia County Jail for ques- evidence which would be consistent IFon'f bow to Nixon vestigation and the probe covers tioning, Conroy laid. with the physical evidence picked up such aspects as whether more than He was (ben arrested at a-.ii at all four bombing sites," Conroy one person may have been involved p.m. at the Jail where he was being said. and the motive, said Dan Conroy, held pending a first court appear- The predawn Christmas Day agent In charge of the U.S. Bureau ance and bond hearing set for bombings, which occurred within 22 of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms' Monday morning. minutes of each other, caused a Redevelopment in Jersey Miami office, said at a The final list of charges will await See Maa, page Bl running into roadblocks BY ALAN PRAM tween New Jersey and HUD. about the rules. Associated Press Writer Early In ISM, Jersey City re- But an official who asked not to be ceived 940 million under the Urban Identified said they would require WASHINGTON (AP) - New Jer- Development Action Grant, or market studies proving that the sey officials, who hive had a tough UDAG, program that New York money would not be used to lure Jobs year fighting (or federal urban claimed would be used to steal Jobs from another ailing city. There alto development grants, are likely to from Manhattan. would be language ensuring that experience more of the same When HUD Secretary Samuel such studies could not be negotiated trouble In UK. Pierce Jr. awarded that money, be out of the package. Efforts by two of the state's vowed to formulate rules that would "I think New Jersey will be deteriorating communities to get prevent communities from using upset," the official said. "We've federal aid to attract businesses and federal development aid to lure been providing them with UDAGs Jobs will probably run Into road- firms from other troubled cities that have helped them steal Jobs. I blocks from two directions: New These regulations should be it- think they'll try to block them (the York City and Ike U.S. Department sued soon, and one federal official proposed rales)." of Housing and Urban Development familiar with them says New Jersey HUD Is considering two appli- New York City hat long com- Is not likely to be pleased. cations from New Jersey for funds plained that New Jersey vats feder- Jeffrey Pinkie, HUD'i acting that have already raited the Ire of al aid to entice employers to pack deputy assistant secretary, read a New York City. their bags and move across the statement last week saying mil One is $15 million for the proposed Hudson River. This dispute has Just these rules "will make It extremely Lincoln Harbor project in taken the form of legal action, and difficult to relocate Jobs from one Weehawken. N.J., Just north of the that battle will be Joined hi a New distressed city to another as part of Lincoln Tunnel. The money would be York LflUliatn ID January a UDAG project." used to help build office and com- A jPlT^aaffaaaBMffjfgigMn* laaw ssitilea k Flnkle would not discuss details Monday No Register Movies M tomorrow Advloe A8 People A2 A7 The Daily Register will not be Ant ..: B8 Obituaries eeusneo tomorrow in ooservaace Classified Be Opinion of New Yean Day. Publication will Comtet B5 8por» B2 with Wednesday's Lifestyle A8 Television B6 Make a dais Btf Your Town
Nn Year's Eve* New Years mm - —- - *• y— —T . MQI tuVettes, r HEAVY FLOODING — Aerial photo of the flooded Saturday night and "early yesterday morning Oeoa New Year's Day 1» N-lfc.m. Marty'•sl FamoBS Chicken k Hetasken lUM/case I W River TfT-cbfc lHOBM New Year s Eve Caa Ht. Ate lasswiaet •rea in Pulaski. N.Y., where approximately 1,000 because of heavy flooding. See story on page A3 flit D Dav Save You Money??? Call 747-4000. persons were evacuated from their homes late ' MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1904 Nobel Prize winner tours famine-stricken Ethio Ueberroth Time** JUIGA, Ethiopia (AP) - Mother for bar work among the poor in "They thought I was joking," she MANofTHEYEARl Teresa, who tad seen children dte of SdBa said later of a meeting with Dawit iiij starvation and other famine victims •Ethiopia Is like an open and other officials of the Marxist Man of the Year noddle in freezing weather without Calvary," she said, referring to the government. "Bat it ma serious. food, water or doctors, marvelled hill outside Jerusalem where Jesus Ira praying for It. It would give the NEW YORK (AP) - Time anguine DM named yesterday at the 'silent for- Christ was crucified. She was vis- government a beautiful opportunity Peter Ueberroth, organiser of the summer Olympic to show their love for the people." garnet in Lo» Angeles and commissioner of baseball, bearance" of the ""T'-I ibly shaken after seeing four chil- its man of the year. The Roman Catholic nan, who dren die of starvation in Alamata. Dawit, head of the multi-million Calling him "a promoter with a global mission," arrived on Christmas Day for a tow "It Is not an open hell as some have dollar worldwide operation to ease Time said Ueberroth was chosen "(or his supreme of the Horn of Africa country, suggested because that implies that Ethiopia's famine, promised to look skill In making the Games work and because be is witnessed the effects of the three- many Ethiopian people have sin- into her request the embodiment of the entrepreneurial spirit that is year drought that has kUled as many ned." she said. Mother Teresa's Sisters of Char- flourishing in the U.S." as 1 million people tntfthreatens the In Adwa, where (6,000 famine ity order runs five hospitals in "Ueberroth masterminded a triumph that Involved lives of more than 7 million. victims huddle in freezing night mainly Christian parts of Ethiopia, nearly four-fifths of the nations of the globe. The ""I was taken by the people's silent temperatures without food, water or and it operates feeding cast*en for bottom line, in terms of both money and morale, was forbearance," she told reporters a single doctor, she turned to aides about 11,000 people at Alamata in more than Impressive," Time said in Its cover story. accompanying her on bar tour. and vowed, "We will build a hospital the north and Jljlga in the east While the Olympic games traditionally have lost "Maybe they haven't the energy. here." The diminutive, stooped nun, told money, "this year ... the Games received almost no Bat they are beautiful. Not a word In Addis Ababa, the capital, she aides to order more drugs, more government funds and ended up with an un- of complaint. They didn't ask why, told the head of the Ethiopian Relief high protein biscuits and soya imaginable surplus of S21S million - and the sum and the first thing I would ask Is and Rehabilitation Comlssioo, Maj. nutrients from the United States, could reach CM million by June," Time reported. why. Gen Wolde Giorgis Dawit, that she and to get more suiters from Rome Other nominees for the magazine's award included "To see the children die, it is wanted to convert the palace of and neighboring Kenya. She also Ronald Reagan, El Salvador President Jose terrible," said Mother Teresa, win- former Empereror Halle Selassie asked an aide to recruit water Napoleon Duarte, Democratic vice pretidental ner of the Nobel Peace Prize in I960 Into a hospice for the dying. engineers from Belgium and Japan. nominee Geraldine Ferraro and "The Terrorist." The latter was described by lime at "a multiheaded monster." Time has been naming a man of the year since MAN OP THE YEAR - Baseball Commissioner Mob burns city hall, jail 1927, when aviator Charles A. Lindbergh was chosen. Peter Ueberroth is Time Magazine's Man of The Year because of what the magazine called an PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Mexico headquarters' fire-blackened waUs ring to the burned city offices, be Holiday shows benefit needy "Olympian" achievement in his role as head of (AP) — Angry supporters of a and furniture that was pulled out of said: "We will run the adminis- the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing committee defeated opposition mayoral can- the building. Most seemed to be just tration from somewhere." ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Rock sensation Prince "It's a political affair. People for the 1984 Olympic Games. The an- didate burned the city hall and JaU curious. helped put together a late Christmas present of food in the border city of Piedras Negras became angry. There is some dis- nouncement was made in the magazine's Jan. By mid-afternoon some people in for 1,700 needy families and then fought firefighters trying the plaza were shouting anti-govern- satisfaction with election results," 7 issue. Canned food donations at five holiday concerts by to put out the flames yesterday. ment slogans. said Fire Chief Juan Jose Briones. the Minneapolis-born singing star totaled 50,000 Local reporters at the scene ssid Jesus de la Pena Lopez, one of Local reporters and witnesses pounds, according to Richard Goebel, executive police fired on about 1,000 political those gathered in the plaza, said the said by the time the swearing-in was director of the St. Paul Foodbank That's enough to demonstrators early yesterday. The ruling Institutional Revolutionary over at 9 p.m., up to 4.000 demon- provide an emergency box of groceries to 1,700 army moved in before dawn to Party and the government "started strators had gathered in front of city families. enforce peace. this thing. We want freedom. What hall. People attending the concerts were asked to Two hospitals reported treating 48 good is it for people to go vote if the About 35 riot police armed only deposit canned food in boxes at the St. Paul Civic injured people, Including 22 for vote is not respected. We want a with clubs were guarding the build- Center. bullet and buckshot wounds. Four peaceful solution. We don't want ing. They fired tear gas bombs when "We've never had that kind of response by young gunshot victims in "delicate con- violence." the demonstrators threw rocks at people before," said Goebel. He attributed the dition" were transferred to s hospi- The federal district attorney gen- two vehicles of officials preparing to drive's success to the spirit of the Christmas season tal in Monterrey, said Dr. Jesus eral's office said it is conducting an leave with Coahuila state Gov Jose and "the strong personality (Prince) who endorsed Hector Valdez Valdez, director of investigation but no arrests have de las Fuentes Rodriguez. The it " the Social Security Hospital in been made. governor, who had sworn In the Rental agency terves TV shows Piedras Negras. Violence began during the swear- mayor, escaped unharmed. About 20 soldiers guarded the ing-in Saturday of Carlos Juaristi A new attack by the crowd forced MARINA DEL REV, Calif. (AP) - The owners damaged, three-story city ball, two Septien, the Institutional Revol- police to withdraw to the adjoining of a rent-a-car franchise that provides the blue-on- blocks from the international bridge utionary Party mayor who narrowly jail, and the rioters stormed and blue Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit in which Krystle leading to Eagle Pass, Texas. Seven won election Dec. 2. burned city hall, reporters and Carnngton rides on television's "Dynasty" say army Jeeps were visible nearby. The Juaristi said yesterday the situ- witnesses said. serving as central casting for show-biz wheels can bridge, closed for a time yesterday ation was due "more to an organized The crowd forced police from the lead to problems. on the U.S. side, was reopened. movement to destabilize the na- jail and freed prisoners, some Once, the studio made an urgent call to get the so- Four burned patrol cars and a tional institutions than to people's witnesses and reporters said. Other called "Krystle Kar" for an unscheduled filming, but burned municipal tow truck littered dissatisfaction." accounts said authorities released it had been rented to someone else. Finally, rental the area. some prisoners because the jail was The new mayor, who begins work franchise partners Corky Rice and Jerry Siemons By midday several hundred burning, and transferred others to a SHARING THE SUN — Actress Joan Collins on Jan. 1, said his party "will try not located it at 2 a.m. and retrieved it from an relaxes with her fiance Peter Holm on the dock people milled around the plaza in a penal institution away from the understanding customer to provoke a confrontation." Refer- ol the exclusive St. James club Saturday while light drizzle looking at the municipal downtown area. Another time, someone rented the car and cracked it up. A frantic search located a privately owned vacationing on the island of Antigua in the West blue-on-blue Rolls, and Rice cajoled the owner into Indies. The couple announced their engagement renting it to him. Since then, Rice and Siemons have recently, according to London newspapers, and Two members refuse OPEC prices bought two other look-alike cars — just in case. then dashed off for a vacation on the Caribbean Their Budget Rent-a-Car franchise also furnishes island. Collins is the star of the television soap GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - conference late Saturday that Ni- was gathering for a change in the benchmark price. He echoed com- the Ferrari 308 that enhances Tom Selleck's macho opera "Dynasty." The Organization of Petroleum Ex- geria, which broke ranks already image on "Magnum P.I," at well as automotive porting Countries wrapped up a last October with a unilateral price ments by Indonesian oil minister performers in "Hardcastle It McCormick. " "The A- from Washington on Saturday night after finishing fragile package of measures to help cut, would disregard the cartel's Subroto, chairman of the meeting, Team." "Capitol." "Matt Houston," "Hunter," work on a report for "60 Minutes," he said. the cartel regain control of sagging new price line if non-members who told a press conference late "Finder of Lost Loves," "Fall Guy," "Riptide" and "He's had an extensive work and travel schedule, oil prices during the weekend, but Norway and Britain again lower Saturday that OPEC "will enitinue "Cover Up." including a return from the famine area of Ethiopia two of its 13 members immediately rates for their North Sea oil to adjust prices to reflect market The idea for the snowmobile business came after four or five weeks ago," Schweitzer said. registered dissent. Algeria also announced its realities." the partners, then running another dealership, were Schweitzer said he did not know the seriousness Algerian oil minister Belkacem withdrawal from a ministerial dif- Before adjourning Saturday night, offered 1250 a day for a Porsche by a movie producer. of Wallace's condition or how long be was expected Nabi told a press conference yester- ferentials committee that had been the OPEC conference agreed to to be hospitalized. The newsman was said to be in day that his country will not apply expanded to Include it and Nigeria lower the rates for extra-light in an apparent attempt to pacify the Wallace is hospitalized the care of his personal physician and undergoing the new provisional price structure crudes by 25 cents per barrel while two countries. NEW YORK (AP) - CBS newsman Mike Wallace observation. The hospital listed Wallace's condition which the conference agreed to put the low-quality, heavy oils will be was hospitalized in stable condition yesterday, as stable into effect pending review next The provisional adjustment of the marked up by 50 cents under the suffering from exhaustion, the network said. Wallace frequently has attended sessions of the month. differentials fixes new discounts for tentative realignment. The price of Wallace, 66. was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital federal court trial in which he and CBS are being Nigeria, which also refused to join the various qualities of oils In medium grades will be raised 29 on Sunday morning, according to George Schweitzer, sued for libel by Gen. William Westmoreland for the the consensus on the changed dif- relation to OPEC's benchmark price cents a barrel. vice president of communications for the CBS television documentary, "The Uncounted Enemy: A ferentials system, had rejected the of (29 a barrel for light Arabian Nigeria and Algeria, which Crude, which was reaffirmed by the Broadcast Group Wallace had returned to New York Vietnam Deception." new adjustments In advance as "too produce predominantly light grades, conference. cosmetic." had urged that the price of heavy Oil minister Tam David-West told But Kuwait's Sheik Ali Khalifa Al quality oils be hiked by II to f 1.90 THE WEATHER reporters after the end of the Sabah told reporters that support per barrel. Church says 3,418 died in £1 Salvador Jersey shore SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador destroyed one of the country's most Napoleon Duarte and leftist rebels (AP) - A leader of the country's Important cement plants In may take place at the end of Cloudy today with a 60 percent Roman Catholic Church said yester- Metapan, 67 miles west of San January. The church is acting as an Chance of rain. Highs near 50 Winds day that at least 3,418 people died in Salvador, and ambushed army rein- intermediary. east at 10 to IS mph. Periods of rain, El Salvador's political violence in forcements outside of town, killing "The dialogue must continue and drizzle and fog tonight. Lows in the 19S4. two soldiers. The attack came a day the church will continue accompa- middle 40s. Chance of precipitation before a New Year's truce was to nying it and providing it with the is 80 percent. Cloudy New Year's During a homily at the Metro- begin. blessing of the Holy Father," Rosa Day with a 90 percent chance of politan Cathedral, Monsignor Cecllio Peres, an official of Chavez said. "Perhaps the next showers. Highs in the middle 90s. Gregorio Rosa Chavez, auxiliary Cementos de El Salvador cement meeting (between the government Ocean water temperatures are in bishop of San Salvador, said figures plant, Hid guerrillas began firing and the guerrillas) wUl be at the end the upper 40s. compiled by the archbishop's Legal mortars at the facility shortly after of January." Aid Office showed at least 3,418 midnight yesterday, and then set off The first round of exploratory violent deaths in 1984, including fire bombs among the plant's elec- Marine forecast talks on Oct. 15 in the northern soldiers, leftist guerrillas and civ- tric installations, machinery, mountain town of La Palma ended Watch HU1, R.I. to Manasquan, High ilians. He said the figures were "not propane gas tanks and ovens. in an agreement only to meet again. N.J. Tvmpvraturvt exhaustive." Jesus Guzman, commander of the The second meeting on Nov. 30 Winds east today at 10 to 19 knots local civil defense post, said other brought an agreement not to inter- aad southeast around 10 knots In 1983 the Legal Aid Office listed rebels ambushed troops sent as fere with highway traffic during the knight. Periods of rain today and to 6,096 politically related violent reinforcements at the entrance to holiday period. night Visibility S miles or more FRONTS: deaths. town, killing two soldiers. The air except 1 to 2 miles in fog tonight. Rosa Chavez said he did not break The government later accepted a force seat two planes to fire on rebel rebel offer of a three-day true* at Average seas 2 to 4 feet. Cloudy and the death toll down by categories of positions, be said. No civilians were mild with showers tomorrow. Winds soldiers, rebels and civilians be- Christmas and a second three-day reported Injured or killed during the truce over the New Year. south at 10 to 20 knots. Showers Rain Fkjrrtta Snow OcdudwdTw Stationary cause be did not want "grief air attack, and there was no report "For the church every life U manipulated to feed the ideological of rebel casualties. Tides Set I NOAA. US Otpt. of Commerce sacred and the defense of all life •0 4> « ii n struggle." Rosa Chavez also said the third 77 a a Meanwhile, military and civilian moved the church to request a truce Sandy Heck 11 st Mr 70 M 04 Mr round in peace talks between the at Christmas and New Year's," All times Eastern Staadard •9 -11 ci 77 74 My sources said guerrillas partially government of President Jose 76 U m UldtfMj-OOMM H 17 02 My Rosa Chavez said. TODAY: High: 02:06 a.m. and •/ 14 Ot CO, 21 41 33 04 My Ot •1 ot Mr 2:23 p.m. and low: 8:39 a.m. and SO 40 coy M ST 11 Mr 1:52 p.m. « 71 m •0 17 01 2 U.S. bases attacked in West Germany TOMORROW: High 03:00 a.m. a 12 11 m S4 4t a it ot KI a 12 COy DUESSELDORF, West Germany and 3:21 p.m. and low: 9:34 a.m. 41 12 Of 22 Ot Mr The letter denounced "American and 9:37 p.m. 71 II My OUWtom.cn, 17 11 01 (AP) - Two attacks against U.8. A spokesman for the U.S. Army intervention" In Central America M 12 a m Oman 32 11 OO, military Installations in West Ger- For Red Bank and Rumson 7< U m OWtoo Europe in Heidelberg said a 2 a.m. and the deployment of Penning 2 12 M many caused damage but no injuries bridge add two hours; Sea Bright, 44 SO ffi blast "slightly damaged" a com- and cruise missiles in Western 34 21 Mr a 41 n yesterday, police said. munications tower in the village of deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, 4t 44 tOt m 43 37 U n Europe, an Air Force spokesman There were no immediate claims Edmgen near Mannheim. American deduct 15 minutes. Highlands 41 a 11 m 49 a m said. 50 4? Mr 4t 20 21 My of responsibility for yesterday's military police and Wast German bridge, add 40 minutes. 41 a KI m S4 M My The terrorist group claimed re- 42 41 m 7t 12 Mr attacks in which a U.S. Army liaison police are investigating the ex- 51 41 M CO, a I My office caught fire at a British Army plosion, said the spokesman who sponsibility for planting a car bomb 47 a SI m 50 24 a at a NATO officers school in the Sun, Moon U It Of a SI My of the Rhine compound In northern tpuh*? oo condition of Anonymity. All times Easter* Standard 41 a Mr Duetscldorf and a military com- Police estimated damage to the Bavarian village of Oberammergau SIM 41 a 12 My munications tower was damaged by Dae. 18. West German experts TODAY: Sunrise 7:20 a.m.; t> to w tower at 196,000, but the Ann* sunset 4:31 p.m. My mm Mr spokesman said be had no damage defused the bomb and police said a U 47 71 00y 77 a 44 m In a third estimate. He said the tower was not faulty timing device apparently TOMORROW. Sunrite 7 20 a m ; 4 a co, SmMgo •4 47 * t inset 4:31 p.m. 5 11 02 CO, I) 41 Mr police dismantled an explosive de- knocked out of acUw by the blast. prevented the bomb from causing 47 12 * « T2 a vice found at a U.S. Air Pone On Saturday, Air Force officials "devastating" damage. Last quarter Jan. It; first quar- a 22 m StMMM a is 03 tn ter Jan. 31; full moon Jan. ».; new IS 10 02 O 41 a 71 My facility Saturday after the left-wing discovered a home-made bomb, After that attempted bombing, moon Jan. 23. TS SO m 7i a ot m Red Ana* Faction terrorist groan which tailed to detonate, la a plastic West German Federal Prosecutor II 41 02 M* ESS ii 04 Mr claimed responsibility for planting •i ii os o*> a it a Mr bag !•>« in an administrative build- Kurt Rebmann warned that more 7t W • 44 a 10 ffl the bomb. on the Lindaey Air Station la leather elsewhere Tt M II m ing on the terrorist attacks could be expected si a Mr Police said the fire In Duisisldnrf 4» 40 »1 My H a * Wiesbaden. during the Christmas holidays. • UNO* was apparently triggered by an 7S St « a a Mr Police dismantled the device and Since the Oberammergau inci- 47 11 n Mr explosive device and caused •M.030 said two West German news or- SS o* 12 ,4 12 27 01 Mr dent, there have been several at- 1* CO, si a 44 41 10 ffl in damages The fire broke oat about ganizations received s letter from tacks against U.S. and West German M 13 •7 a 71 3* •4 ii •i a Mr i U am. aad was otingaafced by the Red Army Faction claiming targets which caused heavy daman 73 It IMMfM *» • I M> SST West German firefighters. rsspsaalbUlly for planting the bomb. but no Injuries. T"«»aw MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1984 Tin Daxij Pi |ji— • Af; Split parish holds two services, awaits sheriff
BY EAUL BOHN member Rebecca fosbrink. Charca member Mary Oahagan church U for everyone," "Only the upscale, right kind el i at Trinity were mainly Help for UM wet CtAWTON. Pa. (AP) - Sap- people seem to btwantedlnUM new condemnations of Wg I porten of a »iltd mtritter removed Pittsburgh," Roth vtoto "ikt "The people who an fighting to ban UM ftnfftini fttff* of the plywood barricades, unchained the plans drawn up by the oorporaU get tbtcbarcb back wen UM active coalition. Roth's opponenU say that doors of Trinity Lutheran Church Waders ... don't Include tboaa who people who've s-aportedths church and bald Sunday services (or what used to work In the mffls." We wort) sjB Msy congrsgAUOQ to Mt trol of UM congregaUen la lilt and could bt UM btt Roth wai jailed for defying along with," ~ Improperly diverted charity funds to church and court orders to step A group of d support dsinoaati allots against U.S. to seise lie building. • •••—-I t^Mm^m^m^ m " liL g p ||,-1_ aTlaii.ll. thai I Steal Corp., Mellon Bank and two "Bt strong aad of good courage, oown following a nttpate with living inseOv UM I opponenU who cUlm to rsnrsttnt a itrlke-bound concerns. h Ul for at least a for UM Lord your God Is with you majority of his congregation. John Joseph Jr., a church mem- "They're comfortable. They've wherever you go. Even If they take The minister's supporters, some ber, said there got food to eat and cote," Mid Al UM church we will retake It," UM of whom art living hi UM (torch, regularities" in Roth's effort to help Bodnar, who said he Joined Trinity Rev. D. Douglas Roth told his are dfdefyini g a countty JdJudge''s orded r fund the Denominational Ministry Lutheran five montha ago to support backers b> t mintage recorded to surrender the property to UM Strategy, a aihUotarlil leadership Rom. denomination'nomination's Western Penn- group lamed advocate of UM un- Kenneth May. bishop of the re- His wfpMB sermon written from sylvania-Wesl t Virginia Synod. Synod employed. gional synod, said UM building might UM Allegheny County JaU, where officials claim Roth and his I Under the Influence of UM group be closed for a coeling-off period Rothlttarvh»;tMdtyitatanoslor are waging a public relations battle and its salaried organiser, Charles after It is cleared. contsnnt of court m mad la against the wishes of a majority of Honeywell, Roth enlisted Trinity "At long at you've got that focal approximately 50 wonhlpen, a mil the lK-mcmber congregation. Lutheran's members Into a tattle to pom, anybody going in or out. of church maniisrs, union hard- The ddissidentsi ' leaders face a reverse the long decline of heavy you've get that potential for difficul- linen and aeveral mhustert lym- hearing tthis morning at which Judge Industry around Pittsburgh, said ty," he said Friday In a telephone pathetlc to his call for protest Emll NNarica k could find them in Joseph. Interview. contempt, clearing UM way fo f r "No one's going to close this "We matt provoke Institutional- Sheriff Eugene CooC n to move InI . church," Bodnar said as be stood "He came hare (six years ago) as corporate evil to repent tad then watch at a door during yesterday 's a pastor. I say It's like be was a show repantanre by delivering real Meanwhile, members of the con- service. shepherd who became a cowboy. A help to the unemployed and end UM gregation who oppose the coalition "They'll padlock UM doors We'll shepherd leads Us flock. Then he got family destruction,'' Roth said In a worshiped across the Monongahela hut come right back and bust the on his horse and started driving sermon read by church council River at a church In GUssport. locks and open the church. The people," Joseph said. Burger wants 10th Supreme Court judge WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief the administration of UM federal now work beyond any sound mail- quoted an unidentified Washington Justice Warren E. Burger says court system, In addition to hit mum limits," Burger wrote In his cab driver as telling him: "Right virtually aU federal Judges are regular duties hearing cases. year-end report. "Absolutely no now, prisons an like putting a shirt overworked and underpaid, and The administrative work doesn't room remains for additional cases. In water with no soap. Putting It In leumniMuda appointment of a 10th interfere with his casts, be said, but More Important, UM precious time and taking it out. It's getting wet, Supreme Court judge to handle the "it interferes with my family life, for reflection so necessary to a court but you ain't getting no dirt out." high court's administrative burden. bobbies, recreation and a lot of that decides cases with far-reaching The chief justice did cite a few Burger, hi bis year-end report on other things." consequences has been reduced to, pluses in bis otherwise dismal the slate of UM Judiciary, pleaded "I put In SO hours a week of and possibly below, an absolute assessment. He commended Con- yesterday tor legislation to relieve work.," and much of It to for minimum.'* gress, for example, for creating M the high court of the duty to grant administration, be was quoted as In UM report. Burger also be- new appeals court judgeshlps and SI fall reviews to certain types of saying In the legal Journal. moaned UM lack of "meaningful new district court Judgeshlps, and appeals. And he called anew for Burger said UM 10th justice employment" and vocational train- for finally resolving an impasse over PRAYING TOGETHER - Nadine Roth, wife of jailed minister D. creation of a "temporary" tribunal should be assigned solely to admin- Ing in "our dismal prison systems." revamping bankruptcy procedures Douglas Roth, holds their daughter, Bethany, while listening to a to settle some conflicts among istrative work, would hear no cases, In Scandinavian countries, he noted, The new legislation Includes Trinity Lutheran Church, Clairton, Pa., member deliver the pastor's lower appellate courts. aad would be selected by the chief virtually all prisoners engage In authorization for the appointment of sermon which was written behind bars. In a separate Interview published justice himself from among those productive work; In America, the special bankruptcy Judges as ad- Saturday la tat American Bar already serving on lower federal avenge is only about 10 percent. junct officers in the district courts. Association Joaraal, Burger also courts. "Prisoners must be given the At the start of 1M4, Burger said, Serious charges pleaded most called for aialsaJnuil of a 10th The new Justice could serve as opportunity to Man marketable "the average Judge bad approx- WASHINGTON (AP) - A ma- pleaded guilty to the top charge, Justice who would hear no cases, but administrator for five years and skills, both to repay UM government imately a full year of work to do jority of defendants who avoided according to the study. WWUO I then go back to regular judicial some of the costs of confinement exclusive of any new caaes flkd." trial through negotiating with pros- For aU eight Jurisdictions, SO As chief Justice of UM nine-justice duties, Burger proposed. and to train them for life after And "it mutt bt made dear," he ecutors wound up pleading guilty to percent pleaded guilty to the most art, Burger, 77, la risaoaslbli for "Supreme Court justices" must release," UM chief justice said. He said, that the new positions created the most serious charge, according serious charge, the bureau said. by Congress will help only "with to a Bureau of Justice Statistics "The date frewi these Jurisdic- accrued, existing needs, but not study released yesterday. Nation experiences weather extremes demands of UM future." Me said at least 47 more federal Judges an The bureau, part of the Justice pleas an to tat top charge," the already needed. Department, said it bated Its find- study said. BY The Associated Press because of sliding snow. Chains or floodwaters in some anas, said ings on a review of criminal case The bureau said mat differences snow tires wen required on most Oswego County, N.Y., Sheriff dispositions in 1980-81 In 14 Jurisdic- TtM NortiiwtBtM nf out frodi MM Burger pointed out that In his 15Vi between high-trial and high-plea mountain passes, and officials warn- Charles F Nellis, who added that tions with populations of more than much as 2 feet of snow yesterday years as chief Justice, UM Supreme Jurisdictions Include: ed of avalanches below 7,000 feat. most of the evacuees were returning 200,000. waned of ava- "The wind's stUl blowing hard to their homes yesterday Court has gone from Issuing 6S • High-trial areas tend to be more ikatar cold In the signed opinions to Ul per one-year The agency said that in UM five selective, in terms of having enough," Dave Jenkins of UM What- "In tome places. Ilka parking lota sstatonalily balmy term. jurisdictions where a defendant was evidence, in screening which cases com County, Wash., Department of in Pulaskl, water was ap 4 or t foot weather "that broke scores of high- Emergency Services, said Saaday. more likely to be brought to trial, to prosecute and reject cases at above the parking lot," bt said. As relief, be asked Congress to Just to the north, a 27-vehlcle negotiations produced guilty pleas higher rates than do high-plea "Then wen Just (car) roofs stick- absolve UM court from mandatory pUeup on the Trans-Canada highway to UM moat serious charge M jurisdictions. ^CuLcoMairrMchedthe ing out." full consideration of appeals arising pper Easatra Seaboard, UM sum- in billiard conditions Saturday left percent of UM time. • After screening, high-trial two people dead and » others He added. "We're waiting for it to from UM federal system, such as In the three jurisdictions with the jurisdictions appear to be less likely i yesterday hi about a doten hospitalised, officials said. Tht acci- go down now to start cleaning up." disputes over the edicts of regu- greatest ratio of plea bargains to to reduce UM top charge when cities, while t doom more in the dent closed UM highway teat of Meanwhile, for the second latory agencies. trials, 47 percent of the defendants accepting guilty pleas. Southeast enjoyed record warmth Vancouver, British Columbia, until straight day, high-temperature re- through the day yesterday cords wen erased by the continuing 115,000 COATS ATI The cooling In UM Northeast Freezing rain caused hazardous warm apeU in the Southeast. About diminished flooding caused by snow- driving over UM Columbia Gorge of a dozen cities had records Sunday, WAREHOUSE-TO-YOU LOW PRICI melt, the National Weather Service Oregon. from Savannah, Ga., where the said. Several roads remained under- mercury reached 10, to Chat- A billiard warning was potted water in UM Northeast yesterday In tanooga, Tton. (71), Raleigh, N.C. tarty la UM day for extreme UM wake of Saturdays summer-hv (73, and Atlanta (71). northwest Washington state, but the December snowmelt, bat the OPEN TODAY harsh weather abated later hi tht weather service said flooding had Bitter cold air continued to grip day. A winter storm warning was In decreased at cooler air moved bite UM northern Plains and Minnesota effect for mountain peases of north- anas when 100 high-temperature on Sunday. Lows dropped well below west Montana, aad travelers1 ad- records wen set. zero •crow mncn 01 UM* rayon, 10 to 5 visories wen Issued for math of Before more wintry conditions including a ZVbetow reading at Idaho aad Washington and UMreturned, the lingering warmth set WUliston, N.D. higher elevations of northern Utah. records early yesterday In New A 30-mlle stretch of Idaho Route York City and Albany In New York; Southern Texas bad scattered ti near Stanley, waa closed when 10 Harrisbarg, WUkes-Barn, Scranton thunderstorms Sunday, while inches of snow fell, state transpor- and WUIIamtport hi Pennsylvania; travelers' advisories for heavy fog tation officials said Saaday. Hartford and Windsor Locks, Conn.; were Issued In the northwest part of Since Friday night, about 2 feet of Atlantic City and Newark, N.J.; that state. Morning fog alto settled snow has blanketed parts of north- Portland, Maine; Providence, RX; across much of UM Southeast. em Idaho, where the town of Mullan and Worcester, Mast. Tht warmest bad 14 Inches In UM 24 hours ending reading waa « degrees la New at 9 a.m. 1ST yesterday. West York's Central Park. The Baity Register Yellowstone, Mont., had 11 Inches, A flood warning continued for the MISPS-145-440) and Spokane, Wash., I inches. Adirondack! region of New York PuMM»J DylXIM Ml nig II, state, as well as the St. Lawrence EMMMd in ISTI Howling winds and snow In Wash- by Jafw H. Coo* and Hmry CJay ington state on Saturday made and Champlain valleys. About DO NEW YE upstate residents wen evacuated Man OHM travel dUBeaat and forced officials nan. iimwUuiy. N J orrot to close mtentatc M over Sno- Saturday because of rising waters. 1901) M!-«0O qualmie Past lor about 1M hoars •y Stanch Oltaa Manmauat Coumr Cauffmaa. • -i.Hj.sms Anti-church activity scored Manttam of r» AaMettMd Piaja. tha teaoeaad » M aaajaMr u M ua> al»t» Wai WASHINGTON (AP) - A Promi- Nicaragua's top church leader. pnmaa »«nn mnn mmtmtmr n— nent American archbishop said yes- Archbishop Miguel Obando y Bnvo terday Mart tat nation's Catholic of Managua, during a visit to i. rw Audfl Bureau ol OrcutaMn. aia Naw church leaders matt "stead with UM Nicaragua In late August Jaraay Ptaai IIIDWII 1 bishops of Nicaragua Blending the U.S. ' *•* Saoonj CMM poiliaj pwaKH Sank. N J I,,... mtmwtAm -ulf Mr onoi. PuMMiad aMr aaoaot Sat aM Sun. Na» (TUESDAY) comrlalaed bitterly of prCVlOUS IUUMB Wlu. . Vaara Day. UamaV DayTW «•>. uoo. Oar. by the Saadhrittt govei Twaaajan Day. aM CMama. VM •uMerwWna Archbishop John Roach of St. Obando y Bnvo, bt said: PauHllsastaiHs, Immediate past "I returned convinced that the prialdtnt at the National Con- bishops of tht United States matt continue to stand with the bishops of Da* t ference of Catholic Bishops, said Tam OHV Sunday Stx*a> yesterday the Nkaragaan clergy Nicaragua even as we also coattaae MS •« lido 7V MM I Ml • to critkitt those aspects of U.S. 1*4i1t aaata US/ Mat TOTV Mi M US/ Mat must be ' 1 policy which we have found aad •C '•**f||Ma> (»y MH a.W «aa> continae to find counterpioductlvt Mama aalnii by Camar — Oato aM Sumay In u a means of protecting human M a w—k. Surtday a% 3« oar* Oa% oMy 1.0O Ingly raacorous situation, rights hi Nicaragua aad fostering a Slrela aopr a CeuMa - Daly M oawluMay mcanguii oRkrcB muvn new climate of Justice aad peace hi •OSTkMSTIKr SM a«Haa ohanaai la TM objected to the expulsion of 10 Central America." *"ia ».o So. up. md Sm>. XT on* 11to5 g^J a^BfM akjaaaaaaaafi Jfctf aaV4 activities. They have See More...Save MOrs. also decried the establishment of t parallel "popular ehereh" rap- C.B.8. resented as a Catholic church bat fNMI fill with notes to the Reman Catholic Burl ,. Nicaragua's top B MAIN ST. itadtr has tatd the
for Coat Factory The ceattnace has j MEAT 98< •rally eat ea crtUdf of VM. laaaart ef aatt TInton Falls: TInton Falls UNft JERSEY NUiWER BAME Rout* 35 * Shewwttoury Arvnutj • Phone* 389-3331 axeV a^ktl axelMaxeA MaxeWfMt^>xex> Hek any 3 Numbtjra OrtN 7 MB A WfflC Mon.4at «W • Sunsjgt/ *4 OtM MB Bp VH •xkaxeaewaBaaaigaatt AajHl BbkaWlh tafmi W , youeanptev SwtaatM KIM not* i «•» knk SI 4* I tajaj—i|O •eT^WlaVHaM- f1He> HMH twM ^j from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. iM*>>Ma»4w I nmSMM I *»•*> sisaxeaw (how prsvlosjs itttLxjB In bAs MW k Wt AM A CLAIM CfNTEft MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1964 Business T Frauds in franchising seem on the increase t Printing Office, American SecuriUes Administration By SYLVIA PORTE* Franchlaing it one of the best ways phony franchises and buiineaa op- Ington, DC. mIMUm . 'CoaCost liat 11160, AaaocUtlon. Entrepreneunhip is on the rise to achieve that drawn, to franchis- Bortonltlea fleece an estimated tfOO including pottage and handling. throughout the nation - with more in. u In a stronf growth trend, too. million a year from teni of Scams run the gamut from invest- (The total may be hiked now to "•"••fff1* of naive inveaton, ac- millions of you than ever before But unfortunately, thU meant ing a few hundred dollars for an reflect the new Increase In stamp cording to the Council of Better (beaming the great American that opportunlUee tor fraud are overpriced "start-up inventory" of price.) dream of owning your own business, growing as well. Promoter! of Bureaus and the North tome product to a $12,000 equity SYLVIA Once you start investigating, investment In a money-losing car specific companies, the Federal wash in a non-existent franchise PORTER chain. Trade Commission has established disclosure requirement! that Shifting income to children franchisers mutt meet. Ibis crucial The scams represent only a fraction of legitimate franchise Information will Include a descrip- By ANDREW LECKEY spent for college one day with no tion of lawsulta in which the It's always important to think of complications." activity. But their existence under- scores how essential it It for you to franchiser hat been Involved; da* the children. Just don't forget that Stephen Cordlll. senior tax super- tails about previous bankruptcies; the children can alto help shelter visor with the Touche Ross account- evaluate thoroughly any franchise or business opportunity you plan to details of the Initial franchise fee family wealth from taxes, while you ing firm, says that "time frame" is portuntties are enormous. In 19W,and other start-up costs; the kind of construct a financial framework for important, since outright gifts are franchise sales of goods and ser-training available. their college education at the same ANDREW the best bet if you're investing for vices reached toward MM billion, up Franchising it essentially a sys- time. a shorter time period. The trust 8 percent over 19U'< level, a You have a right to this Infor- LECKEY frequently requires taking a "big tem of distributing goods and ser- Department of Commerce survey mation - and more. Be sure you These days, that familiar goal of vices that combines the features of catting family taxes by transferring picture" perspective and a willing- tuggettt. Franchises employed obtain it and use it for your own ness to make well-thought-out a chain operation with a completely more than 5.3 million last year protection and benefit. income to children in lower tax independent small business. Many brackets is more difficult because moves, he says. against 4.9 million in l«a. And the You will receive a list of the businesses, covering a broad spec- Congress has eliminated the once- "Keep in mind that there are alto total of franchise units hit 461,000, names and addresses of other popular interest-free loans to chil- trum of activities, use franchising. up from 445,000 in 1983 franchisees, too; use this list. investments geared toward a child's But for a business to be a true dren. education, such as the zero coupon Where to start' With the Com- "Check with other franchisees in franchise - rather than a dis- the system," advises Andrew - "That significant change means less you're willing to put a fairly bond," Greisman notes, pointing out merce Department's new edition of that this too would be placed in the tributorship, licensed dealer, whole- Kottecka, who Initiated the you have fewer choices, but there substantial amount of money into the Franchise Opportunities Hand- still are ways of shifting income to child's name. saler - you, the franchisee, mutt franchise program in the Commerce it." book. This it the key source for the tae children for a tax advantage," have authorized use of a trademark Department. "Find out why they're Some parents balk at tying up Such zero-coupon bonds, usually industry at a whole and lists the explains Robert Grelsman, tax part- and trade name, and a long-term, happy or unhappy." At times, their money for that long a period. offered through a brokerage firm, franchise offerings of 1,266 com- ner with the Alexander Grant & Co. ongoing relationship with the Kostecka observes, franchisees are In addition, sometimes the 10-year are deeply discounted instruments panies. accounting firm. "Your goal should that offer a calculated face value franchiser. Both tides will have simply laiy. "But maybe the period doesn't quite line up properly Data include: where each com- be to do your darnedest to take upon maturity. They are of value in agreed to abide by rules set forth In franchiser It to blame. The only way with the time in which money will pany operates; yean in business; advantage of the child's lower tax educational planning because you a contract. to find out is to talk to a lot of these actually be needed by the family. equity capital needed; training and bracket." will know for sure, say 10 years Phony franchises do not meet people." - If 10 years is inconvenient, managerial assistance provided to Clifford trusts, spousal remainder down the road, that your initial these specific standards. Investing in a franchise can mean spousal remainder trusts allow one franchisees. Also included: where to trusts and outright gifts are the outlay will be worth three or four The tingle most Important task your life's career. The time and member of a couple to set up a trust find other sources of information; a means for getting the job done. times your initial outlay. At that facing you if you or a member of money you spend at the start can fund for a child for whatever time checklist for evaluating franchises; There's really no "best time" for point, the money that has been taxed your family plan to go into franchis- spare you financial disaster later period is best. Interest earned goes guidance for investing. committing money to one of them, at the child's bracket can be ing is: Do your homework! and can reward you with the to the child. However, when the You can order the handbook from the experts say, though generally redeemed to pay college costs. If you proceed wisely, your op- the Superintendent of Documents, American dream. tie sooner in the year the money is period (four to five years is the most given to the child, the more the taxcommon length chosen) ends, the benefit to the parent throughout the property goes to the other spouse. year The income interest to the child is None of the choices is just for rich subject to a gift tax. people anymore: "While it beats the 10-year re- - Clifford trusts let parents put quirement of the Clifford trust, the cash or investments in trust for a spousal remainder trust still re- child for a minimum of 10 years. quires legal costs," emphasizes Income produced goes to the child Pope. "A big negative is that it is an and is taxed at the child's tax rate. irrevocable trust, so if you get At the end of the trust period, the divorced, your spouse will still get money goes back to the parents. the assets." This trust has become increasingly - Outright gifts to minors, the popular in light of the end of easiest of the choices to understand interest-free loans. and put into effect, permit an "Because it's a trust instrument, individual to give up to $10,000 to the Clifford trust requires initial another without paying any gift tax. legal fees (typically WOO) to set up, A married couple can give a total of and also administrative costs to file $20,000. Just put the money into an its required annual income tax account with the child's Social rniture return during those 10 years," Security number on it. Remember cautions Barbara Pope, tax partner that you're giving that money away Middlebrook Shopping Plaza, Rt. 35 at Deal Road, Oakhurst, N.J. with the Price Waterhouse account- and it will never come back to you. ing firm. "Those costs mean a "An outright gift would be my Clifford trust isn't worthwhile un- choice over a Clifford trust or spousal remainder trust, because it isn't so rigid, and because it doesn't New Jersey pays require a lawyer to set up," says Greisman of Alexander Grant. $3.7 million for •Pope says taxpayers had for- gotten completely about outright cleanup of TMI gifts because of all the excitement NEW YEARS SALE about interest-free loans. But such NEWARK (AP) - New Jersey gifts have now come back into tho has contributed 13.7 million to the $1 forefront and will continue to grow billion cleanup of the Three Mile in popularity, she says. bland nuclear plant in compliance "If you have a 2-year-old child, with an agreement that also re- you can be confident that it will cost Store open Tuesday (New Year's Day) 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. quires payments from Penn- thousands of dollars to send him or sylvania, the federal government, her to college," she says. "So, if you 800,000 of Brand New the utilities and the nuclear indus- try, officials said. transfer $10,000 to the child now, Furniture & Accessories there's no question that it all can be The check, issued Friday, went to General Public Utilities, the owner of Three Mile Island and the parent company of the Jersey Central Power It Light Co. Dr. Steven J.Mankr In addition to the $3.7 million Practice ofPodiatry coining from the state budget, the 750,000 customers of JCP*L are paving surcharges of SO cents a month toward the company's |61.2 million share of the cleanup. : Three Mile Island was the site of the nation's worst nuclear accident in 1179. Swag Lamps aaaB .: Under toe cleanup plan, Penn- sylvania is expected to pay 141 million in installments during the next six years. Company spokesman George TREATMENT Of TIM POOT Metzgar said the federal govern- IN CMILOMN A ADULT* ment is to pay $180 million to the cleanup. The GPU companies which In- 50% OFF clude JCPIiL, Metropolitan Edison -IK OFFtCfi SURGERY- Grandfather Clocks and Pennsylvania Electric Co. must pay $M6 million
The nuclear industry, including utilities and companies working with nuclear energy, are to be assessed at $190 million. The in- surance companies covering the plant are to pay $100 million. 870-9700
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SEASON'S •' Saaaon'a flk HOUDAY v GREETINGS * WARMEST ( Qraatlnga * Greetings from GREETINGS Warmest Greetings ' TO ALL HOUDAY WISHES from FROM from SAL'S TAVERN OUR FRIENDS FROM from tha Staff of MUSTAN6 ON. CO. I RESTAURANT Barvkif Northern 119 NewnanHrtRfa M Monmouti County 11 Whart Ava. Opan Chrtatmaa iva 18 10 Rad Bank Ctoaad Cnnamaa Oay VkMorMa 741-M89 Opan Maw Yaar'a Day thfVwtMify Mi 1140 am1 a.m. 841-7878 1984 bad year for the Mob WASHINGTON - Tonight, while Robart gaisworta QaBsryJa »'•••»• , of American families celebrate - Aaomsr family ospe, Imny Aa* has kt UN - Puhllmiil by The Red Bask yir for a brighter asw year, MM will be a little flat for the lag Uw owners that make up the Corn Nostn JAMB B MeKXARNKV. JR. JACK If th&tv'r* at mil fSsllsUc, ••* Sfamfci boas to button man will be toasting each Arthur ». Kamkt CkaftaCMHakNB a- * _IHt "AamM I-aHta IJUtH ** tnsat ANDER8O (HgNsT, PM wllel nmmm beuay) >jmi| "•* Riueall P Raach NUkin CM»C**tr Priam Watt Are Breaking Up That Old IfmiCTLY PERSONAL: Many readers • C.I Lawnece C. NowBsa have complained about the vacation real ClrrtHMi OHMf The numbers alone are enough to chin Freak 1 Allocca any underworld festivities: In 1881 then John "Sonny" were »U convictions of organised crime already la prison, and the I figures; In 19H. then were I.W. Aad M rVUCO OH DrlDSry MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1964 many of those convicted wen high-level from bu CWTSM lour to uw w that the prise they get is mob bosses, like Carlos Marcello of New Ite cheapest of the possibilities lWd_a Orleans, Frank Bawstrwri of Milwaukee, Hare are .i ill • — imA oh In s^ankttaatnt flunW tUMtaansfl Russell Bufallno of Pennsylvania. Jamas that shoaM route any tiny, ai»unoiio
WASHINGTON - It caused scarcely a bomb. In such an event, the vote Is taken ripple In the flow of the evening news. by states - and each state has but one Newspapers buried the story of RonaM vote. Twice in our history, in 1101 and Reagan's election on their inside pages. again in ins, when no candidate attained Unless you looked quickly and carefully, a majority of electoral votes, the House you might not have been aware that the had to choose. In 1918 a switch of only U presidential election that counted wasn't JAMES electoral votes would have thrown the on Nov. 6. It was on Dec. 17. Wilson-Hughes election into the House. It That was the appointed day for the KILPATRICK would have taken only 36 defectors in 1M0, presidential electors to meet, state by only 29 in 197*. to have triggered a state, and to cast their official ballots for political crisis. president and vice president. By good fortune - not by law or by court decree Nothing decrees that our twfrparty - everything went smoothly this year. All system will go on forever. It Is entirely the electors dutifully cast their votes possible that the futon will see toe rise to the November of powerful third and fourth parties. It according for Jefferson rather than for Adams. In takes no more than a lively Imagtnalinu Farewell to 1984 Reagan, SIS; Mondale, U MM a New Hampshire elector who had and a sharp pencil to tot up calamity. No The Electoral College, as it is known for bean chosen for Monroe voted for John president could govern effectively If he no good reason, Is the vermiform appendix Quincy Adams Instead. A century passed were chosen In an election In which Uw Tonight we bid farewell to 1964 and primary race. In he general election, of our political system. It serves no useful without incident, and then, in our own votes of California and Nevada held Uw welcome 1985. however, 20 of the state's 11 counties purpose, and It contains a potential for generation, troublesome things began to same weight. We would have riot In Uw This year in the suicide bombing of turned in resounding majorities for painful trouble. It ought to be abolished streets. While were at it, one other time-bomb the United States Embassy in Beirut President Reagan. In IMS a Truman elector In Tennessee I am not much on constitutional provision of the Constitution ought also to voted for Strom Thurmond. In ISM an and in the six-day siege by terrorists be defused. amendment - any constitutional amend- Once again, environmental con- Alabama elector for Stevenson cast his ment - but modest revision of Article n at the Teheran airport, we again had cerns were top of the news. In what vote for a local Judge Instead. In 1N0 a strikes me as a prudent idea. Mind you, tragic experience of the tyranny of No elector defected on Dec. 17, and Nixon elector in Oklahoma went for Harry I am not for a moment suggesting that we surely must rank as the world's worst Reagan's margin was so Immense that a terrorists. But at year's end, the ever F. Byrd. In IMS a North Carolina elector go to direct popular election of our industrial accident, more than two few defections would not have mattered. who theoretically was pledged to Nixon fragile hope for world peace was presidents. So reckless a move would set thousand residents of Bhopal, India, But let there be no doubt that presidential defected to George Wallace. In 1(71 a off miim.gtn.hu earthquakes within our strengthened by the agreement be- electors, once chosen in November, an Republican elector in Virginia cast his federal system. Nothing is basically were killed and more than a hundred free as birds the following month. All the tween President Reagan and Soviet times that number affected by the official vote for the Libertarian candidate. wrong with the arrangement by which Constitution says is that "the electors None of these faithless actions affected each state caste an electoral vote equal to leader Konstantin Cbernenko to meet shall meet in their respective states and leak of a deadly gas from an the outcome, but It may be useful to pray its total representation in Uw House and on arms control. underground tank at a Union Carbide vote by ballot for president and vice Senate. What is needed is simply In- president, one of whom, at least, shall not a moment over what might have been. The The good news at year's end is the pesticide plant. Several accident! this electoral vote In IMS was Truman an, surance against faithless electors and be an inhabitant of the same state with "one state, one vote." rebound in the national economy. year involving noxious fumes leaking themselves." The Constitution adds a few Dewey 18* and Thurmond ». It than took Inflation and unemployment are down ministerial provisions, and that's that. Ml electoral votes to win. If the Truman Agreed, then Is great merit in Uw from New Jersey chemical plants electors In Virginia, North Carolina and and orders for manufactured durable Once the electors have forwarded then- maxim made famous by Robert Byrd: If warned us it can happen here, and the signed ballots to the Senate, the college Tennessee had been joined in defecting by It ain't broke, don't Ox it. Bat another goods just recorded the biggest gain state Legislature, In response, unani- dissolves and the electors go their way. even one elector from Florida, the 1MI maxim reminds us to repair the roof election would have been thrown Into the in almost four years. The coming year mously approved and sent to Gov. They are legally liable to no one. before Uw rain falls All our system looks rosy for New Jersey; business House of Representatives. requires Is s little patchwork, but we Kean a bill substantially Increasing The first faithless elector was a Then we meat the second ticking time and industrial leaden say they plan to Pennsylvania Federalist who voted In 17M ought to get on win Uw task. fines on companies that violate the invest $638 million in expansion state's air pollution laws. programs, creating 8,250 new Jobs. But the year brought numbing For 35 years since George Orwell's economic realities as well. There are "1984" was published, the year we bid FROM OUR READERS 35 million Americans living below the farewell tonight has been a synonym poverty level, the largest number in for a totalitarianism born of the old a member throughout Y.EJ.'s 20-year So if, on a clear summer day, you hear two decades. There is a record lust for power and the new tech- Elisabeth Kelley history. Although oho had slowed some- thunder, don't worry about a shower. what physically, Miss Kelley had not lost that! just Miss Kelley up there rearrang- national deficit and record-breaking nology. In every year, It is well for us her determination to have matters run as ing thing, to her satisfaction. trade deficits, too. to remember the Orwell warning, last Red Bank she thought best and this fighting spirit Dick Gale This was the year that Jesse we come to inhabit the nightmare. To the Editor: contlnuedto the end. At the age of H, Elizabeth Kelley has Jackson made it possible for a black At midnight, we step into 1985, departed There will be no funeral service to become a major presidential fresh with the hope that we can make since, characteristically, "Miss Kelley" contender and Geraldine Ferraro the new year better than the old. Let had donated her body to Rutgers Unlver- TODAY IN HISTORY cleared the way for women at the top us pledge to each other our resolve to sity During her lifetime she gave I of herself In helping others and this final Today is Monday, Dec. 31, the HJthand of a major party ticket. New Jersey work together to solve the many and act is a continuation of her |_ cided to make Ottawa the capital of final day of 1184. captured political headlines as the key complex problems that confront us It was as a new member of Uw 1 Canada Today's highlight in history: Bank Board of Education in IM that I In lsn. President Abraham Lincoln state in making Walter Mondale and, most of all, to work for a world On Dec. II, IMS, President Harry S. first encountered Miss Kelley. I found that signed an act admitting West Virginia to winner of the Democratic presidential Truman officlally proclaimed Uw end of •t] she combined practicality wtth research World War n to develop her position on a subject and In 1877, President and Mn. Rutherford then became one of the most determined On this date: B. Hayes celebrated their silver an- In 1771, Uw British repulsed an attack niversary by re-enacting their wedding And safely into 1985 by Continental Army Gens. Richard I left the board In 1889, I lost ceremony In the White House. Montgomery aad Benedict Arnold at In 1179, inventor Thomas Edison first direcr t contaccota t with heherr and onlv renewed New Jersey Is making a monu- subsidized and 17 privately operated Quebec. Montgomery was killed. publicly demonstrated his electric in- K In im when I joinedI one of her 1 mantal effort to reduce the drank bus Unas. Along with the free fare, la U8D, military loader and statesman candescent light la Menlo Park, NJ. Known activities - las Youth ) George C. Marshall was bora in Union- driving tragedies that mar every there will be free coffee and donuU, t Service. I found that Miss Kailay had town. Pa. holiday celebration. courtesy of A*fcP stores ud Hostess la 1867. Britain's Queen Victoria de- \m and had continued as Beef ed-up police patrols will be on Cakes, at Pew Station la Newark, the watch for tanked-up driven. To Penn Station and the Port Authority help motorista stay awake and alert, Terminal in New York City, JjJ'J* Doonesbury BY GARRY THUDEAU it will be coffee, tea or milk on the Hoboken and Atlantic City terminals house at the service anas on the Remember - don't mis drinking nmou Garden State Parkawy from • o'clock and driving, and don't rid* with mmtsmcHMMH out mo tonight until 9 o'clock tomorrow anyone who doss. Take the free train mmsmr msnu, morning, and at the service anas on or bus trip, call a cab, catch a ride mnt/ucf* cwsero. the New Jersey Turnpike from t with a non-drinker. And ban's a o'clock tonight until 7 o'clock tomor- sobering thought - New Jersey not row mm ring only has the nation's hiaghoat drank To crass the need for holiday driving laws, under state cant rat- celebrants to take the wheel at all, ings, hosts might be held liable far from 8 p.m. today until 8 a.m. damages done by a guest who drives tomorrow, NJ Transit is offering free transportation on all the bases and We warn you a happy New Year. i it operates aad on me six i MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1904 A7 OBITUARIES TV accused of distorting crime picture
RADNOR. Pa. (AP) - Tetovtoion of ail ..•ee of safety tend pavement, they're also pan- Issak Kikoin, 76, (L "Ironically, its those least at risk icked Into supporting public poiiciea le of misplaced fear. who tar crime moat," she wrote. that often make the ranted iear among viawart, accord- Us. Beaoett cited the recent rash of "The little oid lady next door is not she wrote. the one most likely to be beaten or ing to a crtaBBMiofiat and boat of a stories aa child abuse ka day-ear She said stories about the wealthy _ .a - _ ... j -., .at n gkWjtaa. mugged. It's the young black ... oa Russian physicist 1'HWIIW rWUP s^sWW. tenters and state legislsrarae' re- being victimised have prompted the other side of town." Dr. Georgette Beaaett. writing In sulting efforts to reguUte the mdns- suburban area* to apead massively MOSCOW (AP) - Isaak K Ml. Bennett, host of the radio In IMS, be was the first the Jaaia. .i Issue of TV Guide, said •* for security, while vulnerable, poor show Crime Line, said fear ia not the Kikoin, • physicist win Bloassrisl television aamcaats devote 10-10 "The day-care-canter media huts neighborhoods go unprotected only effect of the news emphasis semiconductor research and theInto atomic science and technology percent of their time to crime, most would lead you to believe that development of Soviet Doclaar ad- and worked In that field until his of it violent. acbooU and chlkVcare facilities are "Not only are they (viewers) "TV's crime coverage it a public assaulted by images of blood-spat- ence, died Friday at the age of 7t, death, Taas said. The emphasis has led viewers to where kids are In greatest danger of disservice,' she said. h ffiil agency Tan said the official The news agency did not saybelieve a crime wave Is iwssplag Saturday. "Not so. According to estimates when or bow he died. iloa, althoagh sUUstics Nobuhiko Ushiba, Japanese diplomat Born in INI. Kikoin graduated piled by the National Crime Survey by the American Humane Associa- Kikoin was a full member of the from the Kalinin Technical Institute •how the crime rate baa dropped In tion and the National Center on TOKYO (AP) - Nobuhiko for foreign affairs and adminis- In Leningrad in 1931 and in IMS prestigious Soviet Academy of Sci- the last two yean, she said. Child Abuse and Neglect, a high Ushlba, former Japanese am- trative vice minister for foreign discovered the photomagnetic effect ences and held three Orders el Concentration on the aaaaational proportion of children are molested bassador to the United States, died attain before be was assigned to be in semiconductors that was named Lenin, and two awards as a Hero of ilao has given viewers the lm-attbehandaof their own families." of a liver ailment at a Tokyo ambassador to the United States in after him. Socialist Labor. that most crimes ire She said television coverage also hospital today, foreign ministry 1970. officials said He was 75 violent, bat statistics show only 10 unfairly robs classes of society of During bis four yean in Washing- Ushiba assumed the pott of direc- ton. Ushiba was indirectly involved tor at the Foreign Ministry's Econ- in the reversion of Okinawa to Japan Hedley Woodhouse, Betty C. Fromer omic Affairs Bureau in IBM, and ia 1971 and in U.S.-Japan nego- was appointed ambassador to Can- tiations to limit Japanese textile OCEAN - Betty Gerechoff the Cancer Support Group and ada two yean later. He served in exports to the United States, a Fromer, 61, 13 Klein St.. Oakhunt. SAGE, a senior cltlxea cancer Ottawa until 1964. knotty problem between the two 64, former jockey died yesterday at Monmouth Medi- support organization. He served aa deputy vice minister countries in early 1970s. cal Center, Long Branch. Surviving are bar huaband, NEW YORK (AP) - Hedley winners and won practically every She retired last year, having been Gary R. Jorgensen Woodhouse. who rode 2,M2 Victoria major stake race hi New York, with Seymour Fromer; two sons, Ken employed at Fort Monmouth for It Fromer of Neptune, and Robert B. during his U-yeer career aa a the exception of the biggest, Bel- yean. WEST LONG BRANCH - Gary Long Branch Fint Aid Squad. .' jockey, has died at the age of 64. Fromer of Oakhunt; two brothers, mont Stakes. Among the bones he She was a student at Brookdale R. Jorgensen, 31, died Saturday at Surviving are his wife, Celia Vaa Woodhouse, a native of Van- Herman Gerechoff of Watt Al- rode were Stymie, Loser Weeper, Community College, Lincroft. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Voorhis Jorgensen; his parents, Mr. couver, British Columbia, died Sat- Hitting Away and Sailor. She was a member of the Sis- lenhurst, and Irwin D. Gerechoff of Branch. urday of cancer. Deal Park; a slater, Ann Elfenbeln and Mn. Harry Jorgensen, here; a Following his retirement as a terhood Congregation of the sons of Bom in Jersey City, he resided in sister, Mn. Jean Civinski of Mor- He rode (or some of racing's most of Long Branch; and a grandson Fairvlew before moving here in Jockey in 1*72, Woodhouse was a Israel, Asbury Park; the Asbury ristown; and his maternal grand- prestigious stables, Including King Park Hadasaah; and the Shore The Richard Hoidal Funeral 1975. security guard at Woodbine Race mother, Mn. Mary Corr of Teaneck. Ranch. Widener, Wbeatley and Chapter of B'nal Brith. Home, Ocean, Is In charge of He waa an environmental special- Track outside Toronto until last Brookmeade. He won the New York She was an active volunteer for arrangements. ist for the state Department of The Woolley Funeral Home. Longa riding championship in 1953 with 138 year. Environmental Protection,' Trenton. Branch, is in charge of arrange*"' victories, and was runner-up to Ted He is survived by his wife, Elsie, He was a member of the West ments. 1 Atkinson the not yean for the same and three children. Services will be Elmer E. Cronk honor. held Wednesday In Franklin Square, FREEHOLD - Elmer E. Cronk, yean. Viola K. Kenny In his career, he rode 103 stakes NY. 86, of 147 W. Main St., died Saturday Surviving are his wife, Gertrude in Freehold Area Hospital Kesead Cronk; a son, William R. ABERDEEN - Mrs. Viola Surviving are her husband, James Gerald J. Hospador Born in The Bronx, NY., he Crank of Burlington, N.J.; a daugh- Katharine Kenny, 74. of Beach Kenny; two sons, Robert Kenny of resided in Perrineville for 24 yean, ter, Joanne Small of Freehold; 11 Drive, Cliffwood Beach died Satur- Keyport, and Patrick J Kenny of MATAWAN - Gerald J. a member and treasurer of Freneau before moving here 14 yean ago. grandchildren and seven great- day at Perth Amboy General Hospi- Middletown; a daughter, Mn. Pa- Hospador, 42, died yesterday of Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1, MaUwan. Before retiring in 1981 he was a grandchildren. tal, Perth Amboy. tricia Burney, here; 12 grand- natural causes at Overlook Hospital, Surviving are his wife, Dorothea painting contractor for SO yean. He Born in Newark, she resided in children and 10 great-grandchildren. Summit. Nesley Hospador; a daughter, The Hlggins Memorial Home, was also a collector for the Freehold South Amboy before moving here Bom In Perth Amboy, he moved Samantha J. Hospador and one son, Freehold, is in charge of arrange- The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Raceway parking department for 1} seven yean ago. here 15 yean ago. David C Hospador. both at home; ments. ia in charge of arrangements. He was an ironworker with Local three sisters, Claire Vaas of Tampa, 373, Perth Amboy for the past 17 Fla , GaU Baeti and Patricia years. Hospador of South Amboy; and two He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the brothers, Harold Hospador and Rob- Vietnam War. ert Hosptdor of South Amboy. He was a member and associate The Flynn and Son Funeral Home, vestryman of St. Peter's Episcopal Perth Amboy, Is hi charge of Church, Perth Amboy. He was also arrangements news Robert D. Blackburn JERSEY CITY - Robert D. Anne's Roman Catholic Church. RATES FOB. AT&T during the day rate period, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Blackburn, 64, brother of a Jersey City. LONG DISTANCE CALLS when rates arc highest. The same calls placed Keansburg resident and a member about your AT&T Surviving are his wife, Rose during other hours would be lower. of the Keyport Elks lodge, died Carbone Blackburn; one daughter, The rates fordirec t dialed AT&T long dis- Friday at Port St. Lucie Hospital. Dianne T. Potter of East Bruns- Cki tance calls, operator assisted calls and calls Fla Born in Hoboken. he resided CALL RATES here most of his life. wick: a son. Robert E. Blackburn of Service In New Jersey made with an AT&T Calling Card were Stuart. Fla.; a brother, Daniel Locations Old Rates New Rates He was a self-employed real increased an overall seven percent. Here are Blackburn of Keansburg; and four The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities estate agent. some examples of the impact on some typi- Hackensack- He was a member of the Elks grandchildren. has authorized changes in AT&T Communi- cal calls, each five minutes long, direct dialed Camdcn $1.03 Lodge 2023. Keyport. He was also a The Hougnton Funeral Home, cations' tariffs covering the long distance $1.14 Navy veteran of World War II Jersey City,.is in charge of arrange- services the company offers in the state. The Newark- He was a communicant of St. ments Atlantic City $1.11 effective date of these changes is January 4, $1.22 1985. Trenton- Waller M. Klami Newark $ .81 $ .90 The impact of these changes on our cus- RED BANK - Walter M. Klami. Bank Old Guard and the Telephone Camdcn- tomers varies. The rates will go up for some, 73. died Saturday at Riverview Pioneers of America. Jersev City $ .95 $1.06 Medical Center. but down forothers , depending on the ser- Surviving are a son. Rodney A. Vincland-' Born in Brooklyn, NY . he re-Klami of Middletown; a daughter. vices involved, how and when calls arc Hammonton $ .44 $ 52 sided in Middletown for over 20 Phyllis Juettner of Colts Neck; two placed and where the calls are going. years before moving here two year's brothers, Edward Klami of Tar- Princeton- ago The best news is the Board's permission rytown, NY and Albert Klami of Asburv Park $ .73 $ .81 Before retiring 10 yean ago, he for us to introduce a new calling plan for was an auditing supervisor for the South Carolina; a sister, Mrs Agnes Millvillc Western Electric Co., New York Frentrup of Brooklyn; and sixAT&T Long Distance Sen-ices within the Cape May $ 54 $ .60 grandchildren. City, where he was employed for 46 state, called Reach Out* New Jersey. This Morristown- years. The John E. Day Funeral Home is plan is part of AT&T's program to give cus- Lawrenceville $ .73 $ .81 He was a member of the Red in charge of arrangements tomers a variety of choices in selecting long Fort Dix- Audrey M. Harris distance services. Details and how to arrange Toms River $ .54 $ .60 to participate, are described in the special MARLBORO - Audrey Marie a member of the Freehold New- Patcrson-Salcm $1.19 $1.30 Harris, 40, died yesterday at Free- comers Club and the Bamm Hollow section called "good news!' hold Area Hospital. Country Club. AT&T Communications of New Jersey, Born in Riverdale, NY she She wai a communicant of St. Inc., and other competing long distance Here's how it works: New charges for operator assisted calls will resided In MaUwan and West Gabriels Roman Catholic Church, also go into effect on January 4. Pcrson-ro- Paterson before moving here 13 companies in the state, provide long dis- AH night, and every night from 11 Marlboro. years ago. tance calling services only between the three p.m. dl 8 a.m., AT&T's "Reach person calls increase from $1.65 to $2.25, Surviving are her husband. Wil- Before retiring In 1076, she waa an specific geographic areas in New Jersey out- Out" New Jersey plan lets you call and all other operator-handled calls, includ- assistant promotion manager for liam G. Harris Jr. and a sister, ing collect, billed to third number, request Carol Ann Ugnorl of Manalapan. lined on the map below: long distance anywhere in New Jersey Life magazine at Time Inc., New for notification and time and charges, from York City, for 10 yean. The Waitt Funeral Home, for a full hour for a flat fee of just She was a county commlt- Morganville, la in charge of ar- $5.50. If that sounds good to you, 70-cents to $1.25. Calling Card service goes teewoman of the Democratic party, rangements. there's more. Each additional night from 35-cents to 40-cents a call. Elizabeth C. Byrne hour is just $4.50. Of course, if you A discount of 25 parent off the dimt dialed talk for leat than that additional hour, day mm will apply to all AT&T Lory Distance Jerome's Roman Catholic Church, WEST LONG BRANCH - Ellia- you'll be billed only for the time you calls, including operator assisted and coin, placed beth C. Byrne, 60, died .tsterday at West Long Branch. St. Mlchalels Medical Center, New- Her husband. Luke Byrne, died in use. You can break up your hour any during the evening nut period, 5 p.m. to 11 ark. . 1963. way you like: one call for 60 minutes, p.m. A 40percent discount, will apply during Born in New York City, she Surviving are a son, Luke M. or 60 calls for one minute. . .or any- the n\ght rateperiod, from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. resided in Bait Orange and Byrne of Toronto; three daughters. where in between. Maplewood before moving here six Genevlevc Zecchlno of Littleton, Portions of calls which continue when other mte yean ago. Colo., Rosemary Petrero of West On top of that, plan buyers get an periodsjp into effect will be billed at rates for the Before retiring in 1989. she Long Branch and Elisabeth Ab- new period. For example, if you dial a call at batemarco of Edison; 11 grand- additional 15 percent discount off worked on the Essex County Board 7:45 a.m. on a weekday and talk fir a half of Election! for 10 yean. She was a children and three great-grand- calls they make between 5 p.m. and 11 district leader and commit- children p.m. Monday through Friday, and hour, 15 minutes of that call will be billed at teewoman for the Essex County The Damlano Funeral Home, from S a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and nufht noes and 15 minutes will be billed at day These calls represent only 12 percent of Democratic Party for 2S yean. Long Branch, is In charge of Sunday, when evening rates are in rates to reflect the 8 a.m. rate change. She was a communicant of St. arrangements. the total number of in-state long distance effect. That 15 percent U on top of the An additional charge of 40-cents willapply to cads placed each year by New Jersey cus- Margaret V. Cook regular evening rate discount of 25 com calls. To conform to the industry standard, tomers. Other long distance calls to points percent off. EATONTOWN - Margaret V. Jesse V. Cook of Toms River; three within the three boundaries, are handled by the initial period for pricing all calls willbeone Cook, 73, died Saturday at home. sisters-in-law. Audrey Clark and minute instead of two. She was a lifelong Eitontown Gloria Ivina of Shrewsbury and local operating telephone companies and There's a low one-time charge of resident. Eleanor Catalano of Wanamasss arc charged according to tariffs approved Just $10.00 to join AT&T's "Reach DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE She was a charter memnber of the and a cousin, Donald Grarnan of by the Board of Public Utilities for those Out" New Jersey plan. Customers dialing either (201) or (609) 555- First Presbyterian Church. River Plaza. *^ companies. Her husband, Benjamin C. Cook The Robert A. Braun Home For Now consider the advantages. Ton 1212 directory assistance will be allowed two free Jr.. died In 1666. Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge of If you would like to examine the com- can control your expenses and know calls with a charge of 50-cents fir each addi- Surviving are a brother-in-law. arrangements. pany's tariffs, they arc on file with the New in advance bow much your long dis- tional call per month. The disabled, as well as Jersey Board of Public Utilities, 1100 Ray- tance calls in New Jersey will cost. customers calling from hospitals, hotels, motels, 202 MATH NOTtCia Irene M. Butter mond Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey arid "Reach Out" New Jersey Is just one coin and mobile phones, will be exempt from POINT PLEASANT BEACH - COOK — Mwtmt v.|« at the following AT&T Communications more way ATaYT gives you innovation directory assistance charges. tu.ox»m-Om.n.mtmrm M m— Irene M. Ratter, 64, died Saturday and value for your calling dollar. To mm <~ « J»M> v. to*. Mr* MM a CM at Baysbore Community Hospital, locations: Un FiM* tUMMIM OM* J. riHIIII take advantage of the new plan, call AT&T BUSINESS SERVICES l««Ml wmw 10H— antim. rmmm mr*m • Pantppany, New Jersey, ISIS Route 10 Born In Jersey City, sbs resided 1-800-551-3131. In general, AT&T rates for business ser- TKn*) « IMS M. Htm •» taMX A BnMI • Wayne, Pennsylvania, 170 South Warren Ham i» r«M m Snaf St. Si NO. hare moat of her life. vices change as follows: The first five WATS —> — »•». mt> a—» limns ' "^ She was the proprietor of Philips Road (second floor) HMM usage point rates increase by 13 percent; the Shoe Shop, bare. The effect of all of these changes is Her husband, George J. Rutter, last point by eight percent. There wiH be i described below. If you have any questions nine percent increase to the monthly line about your residence service, please don't Surviving are a daughter, Patricia administration fee fof •••service. Increases tilth of Aberdeen; two brothers. hesitate to call any ofour service represen- AJW in Channel Sen-ices tange from 18 to 28 tatives at l-WO-222-0300. Business cus- Vfjgjgj, s^ajTtBsji 6s^6J PVJMBV MfJflpBJ of South Miami, fla.; a Communications percent. if. »» m*»*imm»»m*0mm Hm«tlS ARC BOOSTER — Craig Cambeis, center, accepts funds Croft-Cinelli — $416.23 — raised in a special event by The Loyal Order of the DOVER - Catherine Clnelli and Moose Ocean Lodge 1515 for Steven J. Croft were married Oct. Association for Retarded Citizens 17 at a ceremony conducted In the Picatlnny Arsenal Chapel- There (ARC). William A. Holbert, left, was a reception In the Picatlnny lodge secretary, presents the Arsenal's Non-Commmloned Of- donation. Looking on are, from ficers' Club. left, Ruth Cambeis, Recreation The bride is the daughter of Mr. Committee member; Margaret and Mrs. Wlllian Cinelll. Lake Riegelman. recreaton coordi- Hopatcong. nator for ARC, Monmouth Unit, Mr. and Mrs. John Croft, 72 and William Tremper, lodge gov- Parker Ave , Fair Haven, are the ernor. parents of the bridegroom. Attending the bride were Denise Cinelll, maid of honor, Patricia Cinelll, Sheryl Pavick and Cheryl Merkey. MR. AND MRS. STEVEN CROFT Larry Perna was best man. Ushers were Joseph Cinelll, Arsenal, where her husband Is TV Christopher Damlanl and Keith director. Scarpino. Mr. Croft Is a graduate of the Mrs. Croft was graduated form State University of New York at Jefferson Township High School and Brock port Cost of diet foods pared down the County College of Morris. She Is The couple went to the Poconos on a voucher examiner at Picatlnny their wedding trip. BY BARBARA GIBBONS CROUTONS: Toast whole-grain bread and cut it into cubes. When cool, put the cubes in a Why pay more for less! If you don't like the plastic bag with grated Parmesan cheese, Robinson-Bradley price or the taste of "diet foods," why not garlic salt and herbs; toss together until bread WALL - Judith A. Bradley and make your own? Here are some easy-do Slim cubes are lightly coated. Sprinkle the non-fried William Robinson were married Gourmet ideas: SLIM croutons on slim salads or soups. Oct. 14 in the Allaire Chapel, Allaire LOW-CALORIE SALAD DRESSINGS: Make SUGARLESS MILKSHAKE AND COCOA State Park. The Rev. Otto Stoll "French-style" oil and vinegar dressings with MIX: Combine a 1-quart envelope of dry non- officiated at the ceremony, which more vinegar and less calories Simply GOURMET fat milk (1 and one-third cups) with 5 was follewed by a reception in South combine equal amounts of oil, vinegar, water Tablespoons plain unsweetened cocoa, 6 pack- Wall Firehouse. and liquid pectin. Shake them together in a ets low-calorie sweetener and a pinch of salt. covered jar with garlic, mustard, herbs and The bride Is the daughter of Stir until completely mixed. For 1 serving not Robert E. Bradley, U Johnston St., seasonings to taste. Or you could vary the cocoa: Combine one-third cup mix with 1 cup flavor by using canned tomato juice or mixed- Oakhurst, and A. Doris Bradley, 81 boiling water and process in blender or food Avenel Blvd., Long Branch. vegetable juice in place of the water. For processor. For a frosty shake, process with 1 creamy-style salad dressings, use equal parts Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robinson, better quality if you don't). Arrange single cup ice cubes and water. Each one-third cup water, vinegar and low-calorie low-fat mayon- mix, M calories. Brick, are the parent* of the dinners on aluminum pie pans; cover with foil, bridegroom. naise, blended together Keep homemade HIGH FIBER BURGER HELPER: Stir dressings in the refrigerator. label and freeze. To reheat: Bake from the Sally Bradley was maid of honor. frozen state in a preheated 350-degree oven together 3 cups unprocessed bran, 1 cup plain Also attending the bride were Linda FHUIT FLAVORED LOW-FAT YOGURT: about 30 minutes. If you have a microwave or seasoned bread crumbs, 1 cup dry skim-milk Benolt, Jill Bonham, Sharon Jenkins MR. AND MRS. Why buy yogurt that's calorie-contaminated oven, you can arrange single dinners on china powder, plus these optional seasoning ingre- and Tammy Bradley, who was WILLIAM ROBINSON with sugar-rich jams ... more sucrose than plates and wrap with see-through plastic. dients: 6 Tablespoons dried onion or vegetable junior bridesmaid. Clndee Elyse fruit! Instead, buy plain, unsweetened low-fat Reheat frozen in the "defrost" setting, 10 to flakes; 1 Tablespoon each: dried garlic, thyme Robinson was flower girl. and her husband is a graduate of yogurt and flavor it with fruit purees or or savory, dried marjoram or oregano, celery IS minutes, then on a higher heat for 5 to 10 Robert Robinson was best man Bricktown High School. He Is a undiluted fruit juice concentrates. salt and paprika; 1 teaspoon dried onion or minutes, only until heated through. and the ushers were Richard GELATIN DESSERTS: The commercial vegetable flakes; 1 Tablespoon each: dried member of Boilermakers Local 21, DIET CHEESE: Why spend for bland blends Jenkins, Kenneth Madge and James kind are mainly sugar ... with phony fruit garlic, thyme or savory, dried marjoram or Bayonne. with chemical colors and fake flavors when Neilson. The couple went to Florida on flavors and colors. Make your own by mixing you can make your own from real cheese? oregano, celery salt and paprika; 1 teaspoon plain unflavored gelatin with real fruit juice, each: coarse black pepper and red pepper. Mix ' Mrs. Robinson was graduated their wedding trip and make their Simply combine equal amounts (by weight) of from Ocean Township High School home In Neptune. heated to boiling. (If you want it sweeter, you shredded sharp natural cheese with fresh well and store in covered container. To make can always use a low-cal sugar substitute.) farmer cheese or uncreamed (dry-curd) meat loaf or meatballs: Combine one-half cup Here's a quick apple gelatin idea: Sprinkle cottage cheese. You'll need a food processor mil with each pound of ground meat; moisten plain gelatin on 2 Tablespoons cold water; wait or a blender to whiz them together into a with water, broth, skim milk or tomato juice. Deucher-Hubka one minute, stir in i cup boiling water until smooth meld. Refrigerate in a crock or Each half-cup mix, 135 calories. EDGEWATER - Gloria Eliza- an MD degree from Northwestern gelatin dissolves. Then, stir in a (-ounce can container, the cheese will be firmer when beth Hubka and Dr. Richard S. University Medical School, Chicago. of frozen apple-juice concentrate, until it LIGHT BUTTER: Diet margarine has half chilled. (Homemade cheese spreads may be the calories of butter or regular margarine Deucher were married Oct. 13 His residency in psychiatry was at melts. This apple gelatin will set quickly; 95 frozen for future use, too.) Calorie com- during a ceremony conducted by the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, calories per half-cup serving. (Use any because it's half water. To make your own parison: 114 per ounce for Cheddar, only 75 per "diet butter" with half the calories of regular Rev. W. W. Graffam In Bingham- New York. Dr. Deucner. who served unsweetened fruit juice except frozen pineap- ounce for homemade diet cheese. ton's, here, setting also for the In the U. S. Air Force, Is associate ple juice. Pineapple enryme keeps gelatin butter and no margarine taste, simply combine equal amounts of soft butter and chilled Ice reception. director of liaison psychiatry at from setting properly.) LOW-FAT MILK: You can make your own Monteftore Medical Center In the by combining fresh whole milk (which contains water. Put them In blender, food processor or The bride is the daughter of Mr. FROZEN DIET DINNERS: Why pay electric mixer bowl and beat together (with a and Mrs. Charles Hubka, SO Davis Bronx, N.Y., and also has a private 4 percent butterfat with fresh or reconstituted practice in the city. premium prices for skimpy portions when it's skim or non-fat milk. Combine 2 cups skim pinch of added salt, if desired). The mixture Lane, River Plaza. so easy to freeze your own? The simplest way: milk with 2 cups whole milk and you've created is soft and fluffy at room temperature: chill The bridegroom Is the son of Dr. Dr and Mrs Deucner went to Rio make double or triple quantities on the nights 2 percent milk, also known as "98 percent fat- it in the refrigerator for a more butter like and Mrs. Richard G. Deucher pf De Janeiro and Buenos Aires on when you do cook dinner (the low-calorie way, free." Want to make milk that's W percent fat- spreadability. Berea, Ohio. their honeymoon and reside in New of course). After dinner, divide your planned free (also known as "1 percent milk")? SUM SOUR CREAM: For the flavor and Linda M. Hubka was maid of York. "leftovers" into portion-controlled, single- Combine 1 cup whole milk with J cups skim honor and Dr. Howard Owens was serve meals. You can add to your dinners with texture of sour cream, without the fat and milk. Want more calcium and lean protein In calories, whip 1 cup cottage cheese smooth In best man. SINGLES GROUP veggies from store-and-pour bags of frozen your milk? Add some dry skim milk to the Mrs. Deucher was graduated ALLENWOOD - Singles Again, a vegetables. It's not necessary to thaw or pre- blender or food processor, then fold in plain mixture. low-fat yogurt to taste, using more yogurt for from Douglass College of Rutgers non-profit organization, will open a cook the vegetables first (in fact, they'll be new chapter at The Cinnamon Tree, WHOLE-GRAIN NON-FRIED SALAD a more tart taste and thinner texture. University, New Brunswick, and spent her junior year at the Univer- Route », Freehold Orientation for sity of Konstanz, 007111807. She was new members will begin at I p.m., awarded an MBA degree from New Jan. 2 A cocktail hour will be York University School of Business followed by a 9 p.m. dance. An Administration and Is a nisanhMj admission fee will be charged Junior at Cook College analyst at American Broadcasting Information on the group may be Company, New York. obtained by writing to Singles a. P.O. Box 97, Allenwood. NJ gets Snyder Scholarship Dr. Deucher received a B8 degree from Northwestern University and MORRISTOWN - David Chinery, home of Thomas Jefferson. a Junior majoring in plant science at Before getting the Internship at Cook College of Rutgers University, Colonial Wllllamsburg, Chinery New Brunswick, has been chosen as worked for three summers In the the recipient of the William E. Rudolph W van der Coot Rose Snyder Scholarship given in con- Garden at Colonial Park in Franklin junction with the New Jersey Township. "That gave me a good "The Flower and Garden Show. background in horticulture That's Chinery, a resident of the where I got my start," he said. cprofessionat^ Flagtown section of Hlllsborough, After graduation from Cook Col- win receive 1790 a year for the next lege, Chinery plans to work toward two years. a roaster's degree. Eventually, he A hortloilturalUt with a strong Interest in history, Chinery was able hopes to become a county agricul- tural agent. I to combine the two fields last ••• summer while working as a student "I want to work with the public i Intern for the Colonial Wllllamsburg and work on plants," Chinery said, Studio Foundationoundation. / explaining that county agents con- The 20-year-old Chinery was one duct experiments and help the of eight students from across the public out with agricultural and nation chosen to work In Colonial horticultural piublems. Inttructlon In WUliamsburg's formal gardens and "County agents have to have a private nursery. really broad background." CUasry BAUfT/JAZZ/TAP "I loved It. I leaned a lot of said. "They are asked aasstlofai by •asks there," said Chinery "It was Wlntev Scaaton Begins Jan. 7 kttareetlng to ma because they have shade trees, then a fanner calls Beginner Thru Advanced Ctaeoee so many different plant materials them and asks about sgranomics." CNMrtn'a Regular and Adult DMslons KttMB that don't grow here." He explained In addition to his interest k* that the warm, moist air of summer horUcmttare and history, CWnery Official School of JAZZ gives Wllliamftmrg almost a sub- enjoys bicycle riding and photogra- Ttw Red Bank Youth Bafla* CUSSES OlFTi MM THE NEEDY — Ruth Christenberry of Red Bank, left, tropical climate. phy sod Is a member fe Ike In addition to tea*. Navigators, a campus Christian MW presents Judy Miller, manager of ambulatory services for MCOSS WUliamsbarg's 171 acres of organization. .Nursing Services, Red Bank, with one of 50 toys collected for local and grounds, Chinery and hii fellow the scholarship, now la Ml 1 CTMmm J needy children by residents of Shac v Lake Village, an adult Interns attended leetarea and took ssvsnth year, Is named la honor at gggtgjHsnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBal community in Middletown. Christenberry organized the toy collection trips to sach places as the National E. loydar of New " program in the community a year ago. Arboretam and Msatlcsflo, oat SPORT8 The Daily Register COMICS MONDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1M4 ' Your Town B ENTERTAINMENT. Happy) sober New Year's for drivers BY GAYLE E. RABIN and music by the restaurant's regular accidents. i a 1100 surcharge on top of a court fine and the possibility four-piece band, Channel S. The decision, the first of 1U kind intheiunationt , was of a jail sentence. "We're not focusing on liquor; we're having a nice followed In August by a ruling by the Apflfete Division To help traveler* (void driving all together, free bus Cold, wet weather li predicted for New Years Eve meal.' Ryan utd. He expects a full house - of Superior Court that extended tbJfUablllty to and rail service will be provided from I p.m. tonight — sod area taverns, rsslaiifanl* and law enforcement la - for tomorroow night's celebration. corporations that give psrtlea at which lhjuorls served. until I a.m. New Year's Day by New Jersey Transit, aganrlii an working to prevent boUdaymaken from " Under legislation enacted by the Legislature and PATH and 27 private bus companies. contributing to bad driving condition*. Maaa»hlla, court rulings and action* In the Legis- lature have also affected drivers' decisions on how signed Into law by Gov. Thomas H. Keen, motorist* New Jersey Transit will serve free coffee and donuts State offUab, Jndfea and police have given New much and when to drink. convicted of drunken driving must pay an automatic at five major bus and rail stations, including the Jency reaMenU a New Year's resolution that many $3,000 surcharge on their Insurance premiums In three Atlantic City municipal terminal, the Port Authority people wUlba keeping -no more drinking and driving. The state Supreme Court ruled In June that social boat* may be held liable for serving liquor to visibly f 1,000 annual payment*; receive * mandatory six-month mldtown bus terminal, Pew Station In New York O«ty, •Of anyone feeli that they can't drive home, our valeto drunk guest* who later become Involved in automobile loss of a driver's license for a first offense; and pay Hoboken terminal and Newark Penn Station. wUl drive them," utd Basil Piaster**, owner of Squire* The state won national acclaim for providing free Pub, West Long Branch. He said the pub will also bt transportation to more than 55,000 people during last offering Us patron* (re* coffee at closing time, year's New Year holiday. "something we haven't dons la toe past- Although New Jersey Turnpike officials reported the ry Jemy Turnpike Motorists who spot drivers who heaviest traffic of the weekend on Friday and Saturday, appear drunk can call the Turnpike Authority's hotline, Resolutions can be kept state police are spending a f 100,000 federal grant to set 1-WO-SOBER-M. up 41 sobriety checkpoints, including four in central Bill Clayton, spokesman lor the Old Orchard tan, STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - without Including a plan for "When a newspaper doe* a 'year Jersey, on state highways and county roads. Eatontown, said it, too, "win have local courtesy Americans often make New Year's eliminating the unwanted behavior. in review' section, It doesn't just According to State Police Officer Raymond Tucker, transportation" for customers who may have had loo resolutions that are too vague or The goals are "often quickly pick the 10 wont things that four out of the five motor vehicle related deaths this much to drink. ambitious and are quickly forgotten, decided upon and just as quickly happened during the year. It Date weekend were caused by drunken drivers. forgotten," be said. the 10 most important events, good The inn I* planning in "ala carte dinner" (or some say* a psychologist who offer* a few As part of the statewide effort to make this New and bad. 560 guests, Including steak and stuffed tiger shrimp and tip* on setting more realistic goal* The psychologist suggests making Year's Eve safe, all 7-Eleven stores will offer free six- a complimentary glass of champagne at midnight. for 1MB. resolutions that are specific '"I "I think we need to take stock of ounce cups of coffee from midnight until i a.m. want to spend more time outdoors' ourselves in the same way," be said, Clayton said there will also be dancing until I a.m. with "I think people don't understand Irving Cotenoff, owner of Buy-Rite Monmouth Isn't very specific. 'I want to take a suggesting that people applaud music by the Pat Capri Quartet. bow difficult It la to change behav- Liquors, Red Bank, said be has hired an off-duty walk three time* a week' is strong- themselves for their accomplish- Hie state's tougher drunken driving laws will help ior," said Steven Danish, a Penn- policeman to direct traffic in front of his store to "keep er," he said. ments Of 1964 make New Year's more profitable for some businesses. sylvania State University psychol- the traffic flow moving." ogist. "You need to be setting a goal A useful tool is to divide a Danish, 43, counsels individuals, "The new law* have really sort of helped our Despite a borough ordinance permitting bar* in Sea that you can think about and apply resolution into small steps. "The businesses and sports teams about business," said Tarrence P. Ryan, general manager of Bright to stay open until 5 a.m. on New Year's Eve, dally." more rungs you have, the easier it goal-setting as a means of helping the MoUy Pitcher Inn and Hotel, Red Bank. bar owners here have agreed to close their doors earlier is to climb the ladder," he said. them reach their potential. A regis- "We AMI that more and more people are reserving Frequently, the annual resol- in order to comply with a request from borough police. But don't get so caught up in tered sports psycbologUt with the rooms In the mottl and taking the elevator borne, "Ryan ution* are worthless because they "We won't be staying open late, all the bars have trying to change bad habits that a United States Olympic Committee, dwell on the negative, Danish said. agreed to close by 2 a.m.," said Susan MacGregory, a little self-praise Is overlooked, he is currently working with the Tot Molly Pitcher will host its annual New Year's They usually deal with bad habits manager of the Peninsula House Restaurant and Danish advise*. Penn State ice hockey team. Eve Party In the restaurant's ballroom, Including a full like smoking or overeating — Cocktail Lounge. Discrimination in renting to be target of legislation LONG BRANCH - State Sen. were for rent, while later In the day, minorities — to go into the field in Frank Pallone Jr., D-Monmouth, the white reporter* were shown search of discrimination. announced today that be would "available" apartment*. "This is too little, too late. The Introduce legislation designed to "There'* no excuse for this type problem clearly exists and there reduce racial discrimination in the of thing, period," Pallone said. "I should be more resource* available housing rental market. consider it the responsibility of to the division to pursue cases of Pallone said he was responding to government to guarantee that any- discrimination," be said. an investigative report In yester- one searching for bousing will not be day'* Asbury Park Press describing discriminated against because of "I will be introducing legislation visits to 3t apartment complexes the color of their skin. to appropriate 180.000 to hire Inspec- during November and December by "Obviously, current measure* to tor* to conduct... (an) investigation two pairs of reporter*, one white prevent racial discrimination in the similar to that employed by the and one black. housing market are not working reporters. And If more funds are are In 43 percent of the instances. The effectively enough." needed to conduct the neccesary Press uld, the reporters found the Pallone said the state Division of investigation* statewide, then we white couple faring better than the Civil Righto expect* to spend at will push for the additional monies," black, and in 11 instances the black least 11,0110 this spring to hire be said. ' testers - white* and Pallone added that the division should change its policy of primarily responding to complaints, and In- Route 18 hearing set stead pursue random testing for discrimination. Pallone said be TRENTON - The state Depart- information center will not become would specify In hi* appropriation ment of Transportation will con- part of the official bearing record. tinue a public bearing Wednesday to that spot check* must be utilized by discuss completion of Route II from Citizens who wish to speak at the the division. hearing must register at the en- CHANGE OF COMMAND - Newly elected Chief John Riley, First Assistant Chief Barry Brett, Deal Road, Ocean, to Wayside "Once random testing for dis- Road, Tinton Falls. trance to the hearing room. Michael OeFazIo of the Fair Haven Fire Co. Second Assistant Chief Carl Gerding and Coun- Speakers will be allowed five crimination is undertaken, the word cilman Gary Verwilt, who serves as council Fire The hearing will run from 3: JO to will get around that the state is congratulates 1984 Chief Michael Connor on a job minutes each for their presen- Department Chairman. 5:30 and from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the tations. All oral testimony will be serious about enforcing law* to well done. Lined up with them are Deputy Chief All Purpose Room at Monmouth recorded by a court reporter and prevent housing discrimination," Regional High School, 535 Tinton tape-recorded for future reference. Pallone said. Avenue, Tinton Fall*. An information center, including Written testimony not previously In addition, Pallone said that the map* and other project Information, •ant to DOT may be submitted In IBM federal Fair Housing Act "must Mothers warned against will be open during those hours. addition to, or In lieu of, oral be amended" In Congress to In- DOT staff will be available to testimony by presenting It to the crease the fine* for racial dis- answer questions about the project hearing officer at the public hear- crimination. Current law only al- informally. Questions posed at the ing. low* for a 11,000 penalty. drinking while pregnant RED BANK - Fetal Alcohol miscarriage. A pregnant woman health departments, children's ser- Syndrome Is one major area where who consume* six drink* a day or vice* and education fields gathered use of alcohol leaves a tremendous who drink* on binge* ia considered at the county Department of Health impact, says the National Council on to be a high risk candidate to give in Freehold to attend the day-long Alcoholism of Monmouth County. birth to a newborn with FAS. seminar and become qualified to FAS, a group of dlagnosable birth According to the AMA, no safe train others. defect*, is one problem associated level of alcohol intake during preg- "It was our purpose to prepare with the use of alcohol during nancy has been established What professional* to train staff members pregnancy. has been established ia that if a In their agencies and to ultimately "Every time a pregnant woman woman stops drinking altogether work with appropriate community drinks an alcoholic beverage, so before she becomes pregnant, there group*," said Agnes Kouten, R.N., does her fetus," according to a is little, if any, risk of alcohol- B.S.N., alcohol education specialist publication of the American Medical related birth defects. at the county NCA, and one of the Association. "Alcohol and Preg- Staff members of council saw the speakers at the conference. nancy: Why They Don't Mix" pin- need to educate professionals and "I believe the only reasons a points one ef several significant the general public alike about the woman will drink during pregnancy reasons why all pregnant women seriousness of FAS. Along with the are if she is an alcoholic, or if she should abstain from alcohol. divisions of alcoholism in both the does not know any better," said Moat persons would agree that no state and county health depart- Kouten. "Since this syndrome ia mother would offer her newborn ments, they organised and sponsor- caused by alcohol consumption dur- baby an alcoholic drink, because she ed a conference on FAS. ing pregnancy and Is preventable, instinctively knows her youngster Is Over 50 professional* from area the more information we get oat to too young to drink or want alcohol. hospitals, family center*, public the public, the better." Drinking alcohol while pregnant 1* much the same as forcing a newborn to drink. Alcohol can cause birth defects It COMMUNITY CALENDAR can impair the growth of the fetus, damage its brain causing mental Contact the library to register, and retardation, and produce facial ab- TODAY for further Information. normalities. FREEHOLD - A holiday exhibit, A mother doe* not have to be an entitled "Toys, Trees, and Trim- WEDNESDA Y A SPARKLING AFFAIR - The Monmouth Wesley Crozler, Fair Haven, and Naomi McGreg- alcoholic to bear a child with fetal mings," Is on display at the Mon- Mineral and Gem Club celebrated Its 30th gor, formerly of Oceanport, now of Spokane, Wash. alcohol effects As few as two drinks mouth County Historical Associa- MATAWAN — The board of anniversary recently at the Shadowbrook res- Looking on are Dr. Kurt Nassan, President Jean a day can cause a lower birth tion, 70 Court St., through Sunday. trustees of the Matawan-Aberdeen taurant. Owting the cake are club co-founders Crozier and outgoing President Dermot Samuda. weight. As little as two drinks a The exhibit recalls the tradition* of Public Library will meet at • p.m week will increase the chance of a 18th century Chrittmas cel- In the library ebrations, and can be seen Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 THVRSDA Y p.m., and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. KEYPORT - The Woman's Club YESTERDAYS Further Information is available of Keyport will have an executive from the association. board meeting at the home of COLW NECK - A New Year* Marion Peseux, 11 NorthfleM Hoed, 50 year* ago arrest of the owner, who Is missing after the 10 yean ago Eve Gala from I p.m to 2 a.m. Is Matawan, at 7:30 p.m. being sponsored by the Fire Com- While en route to a fir* la Freehold, Ike new jury convict* former Attorney i N. Mitchell and ex-White House pany aad ladies auxiliary of Fire SUNDAY Good Will fir* company's truck is forced off the Company 1, at the Conover Road road and crashes through a cable road guard 20 year* ago aide* H.R: Hakteman and John D. Erlichman, of ABERDEEN - The Men's Club j to obstruct the investigation of the Flrehous*. Seating Is limited and along Colt* Neck Road. All the fireman escape The nation ends its awefrday aaasrvance of the reservation* are required. Contact of Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Injury. at Democratic National Headquarters. new year, breaking all previous traffic death £2*.. aim.— #lo^ - •— • m a% i • all i i^al- — will have breakfast with Los Capt. Robert A. Bartlott, who lad supply record*. Nine New Jersey people, Including a Two is-yw-old Henry Hudson Regional High me lire compeaiy for runner infor- group* for Robert E. Peary's Nona Me mation. PlnieUa of the New York Yankees at resident of Monmouth County, die In traffic School student* announce they will seek Demo- the Temple from 10 a.m. until aeon. expedition, (peak* to a large crowd la the aceidanta over the three-day holiday. cratic nominations for mayor and "wnwllman in FREEHOLD - Pre-registration Free official New York Yankee auditorium st Red Beak Catholic High School. At a Kamort Board of Education meeting, a the Atlantic Highlands primary in June. la being accepted for the pre-echool Belford firemen battle a fire, apparently of board member die* of as apparent heart attack itorytlme series at the Freehold baseball hats and other door prises Incendiary origin, which destroyed the maia barn while urging ward members to rasa The Pair Haven Council approve* plan* to branch of the Monmouth County will be awarded. For information and damaged two other huiliMag* at a fans on move the historic Flak Street Chapel to a new Library, 15 Broad St. concerning tickets for children and Compton Street. A warrant Is leaved for the labeled* bmuugtHiwuad tract on Cedar At The series is open to cklMrea age* 1 to 5 and begin* Jan. 7 at 10 a.m. adults, contact the temple. •h- • •2 The CMfyRcgfeter Sports MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, « Bears9 'Sack Pack9 shines, Skins' history hopes fall WASHINGTON (AP) • • The "The key to the game was pus Washington Redtklni knew all about protection and to keep the heat off the Chicago Bean' record-breaking Joe," Run Grimm, one of 0MM Sack Pack. They just couldn't do Hogs, said. "We didn't do the Job." much about it. The victory, Chicago's first In • "It was kind of like being on the post-season contest since they beat freeway at rush hour — without a the New York Giants 1963 In the car," laid Washington quarterback NFL championship game, puts the Joe Theismann, who waa sacked Bears one game away from the seven times by Dan Hampton, Super Bowl. They will play in San Richard Dent and their cohorts aa Francisco against the 49ers, who the Bears beat the Redskins 23-18 finished the regular season 15-1 and and ended their dreams of a third beat the Giants 21-10 on Saturday. straight Super Bowl trip. For the Redskins, It ends a dream Steve Fuller, the backup for the of becoming the first team to win injured Jim McMahon and himself three consecutive NFC titles and it coming back from a month on the was their first playoff lots ever at Injured list, threw touchdown passes Robert F. Kennedy in eight games. of 16 yards to Dennis McKinnon and If the Chicago defense was no 75 to Willie Gault, and Walter surprise, Fuller's 211 passing yards Payton, who rushed for 104 yards, were considering his second-string threw a 19-yard option pass for status, his month on the injury list another touchdown to Pat and the fact that he's known more Dunsmore. as a scrambler than a passer. But Chicago's surprising air at- "We didn't run up a lot of points, tack was overshadowed by its pass but we moved the football on them rush, that registered a league- and that gave us confidence early record 72 sacks in a 10-6 regular on," said Fuller, one of six quar- season and came out on top of a terbacks the Bears used this season. vicious sack duel with the Redskins "We weren't going to leave anything in the final quarter. Washington, out there on the field. We weren't trailing by six points, started inside going to give them anything and we the SO three times; and three times weren't going to let them take they came away with nothing, and anything." most of the time, they went Washington, which finished the backwards. season 11-6, led only once, 3-0 on Dent, who had three sacks and Mark Moseley's 25-yard field goal Hampton, who had 2Vfa, were con- midway through the first quarter. SHOOTING FOR TWO - Holmdel's Kevin Leahy (31)~gom up stantly meeting at Theimsann. Even But the Bears took a 10-3 lead at the when they didn't get him, they half on a 34-yard field goal by Bob for two points during a regular season game against Shore forced him into passes to nowhere. Thomas and a 19-yard touchdown Regional recently. Thn unbeaten Hornets (6-0) captured the "We had a diet of fish, chicken pass from Payton to Dunsmore, a Bayshore Holiday Festival title Saturday and open their "C" and beef all week. We were hungry tight end. The touchdown, on a fake- Division North schedule Wednesday against Mater Dei. for pork," Hampton said in a reverse option pass, was the third reference to the fabled "Hogs" of touchdown pass this season for the & Washington's offensive line. NFL's leading career rusher, who BWT OF LUCK — Washington Redskins' quarterback Joe finished the game with 104 yards on Theismann (7) hugs Chicago Bears' linebacker Otis Wilson (55) after "Theismann was shell-shocked. 24 carries. Divisional races :he Bears had defeated the Redskins, 23-19, yesterday at RFK He didn't know where he was half Stadium in Washington. the time." See Bean, B4 ready for tip-off Young Steelers rally past Denver BY JIM HINTELMANN well." One factor to CBA's success is With the Christmas basketball the performance of sophomore DENVER (AP) - Pete Rostosky, the ball or drop it." tournaments completed, the point-guard John Crotty He Craig Wolfley. Mike Webster, Terry "Eric just read the quarterback Shore Conference part of the replaced Brian Kennedy who Long, Tunch Ilkin. and stepped in," added Noll. schedule will get underway this was ruled Ineligible this season, Add to those unsung Pittsburgh Elway, although hobbled by a week. and has done an excellent job Steelers offensive linemen the groin pull suffered early in the third Based on the results of the running the offense. names of unheralded running back quarter, directed Denver to 10 third- tint two weeks, there should be The "C" Division South race Fraak Pollard and safety Eric quarter points, including a 20-yard tight races in aU of the divisions is expected to be a two-way Williams. touchdown pass to Steve Watson with the exception of the "A" battle between Freehold and The Steelers, employing a punish- that put the Broncos ahead 17-10. Division North where unbeaten Manchester, but Freehold coach ing ground game in the second half, The Steelers drew Into a 17-17 tie Christian Brothers Academy la a Jack Kuhnert isn't overlooking rained from a 17-10 deficit to defeat moments later, however, as Mark solid favorite. some of the other teams. the Denver Broncos 24-17 Sunday in Malone passed 10 yards to rookie Only Freehold Township (5-1), "Shore has to be considered," National Football League playoff Louis Lipps for a TD with 3:19 left which lott to CBA in overtime he said. "And AUentown has a action. in the third quarter. last year, appean to have a shot good team." Pittsburgh, which had the worst Prior to Pollard's winning score, at staying close. Neptune's Freehold has won four in a regular-season recOrd of any NFL the Steelers blew a chance to go chances of challenging the Colts row since an opening-game set- division champion this season at 9-7, ahead when Gary Anderson hooked took a jolt when three starters back to Freehold Township and advances to the American Con- a 26-yard field goal attempt to the were ruled academically In- the Colonials avenged the set- ference championship game next left. Two plays later. Williams eligible until at least February. back with a S2-57 win over the week against the Dolphins in Miami. stepped in front of Broncos receiver CBA coach Ed Wicelinski, Patriots in the finals of the Williams picked off a John Elway Ray Alexander, plucked away the however, Isn't taking anything Freehold Regional tournament. pass to set up Pollard's clinching 2- pass and returned it 28 yards to the for granted. "We set some realistic goals yard scoring run with 1:59 left, Denver 2-yard line. Pollard, with a "Look at Freehold Town- after losing the opening game," bringing an abrupt end to the strong second effort, scored three ship," Wicelinski said. "They Kuhnert said. "And the tint was Broncos season, which had included plays later. have a couple of kids back from to win the Freehold tournament. a 13-3 record, 10-game winning The Steelers led 10-7 at halftlme last year. And look at Neptune "Our defense has kept us in streak and AFC West title following a first half characterized and Middletown South. Those most of the games," he said, '.'Our run blocking was excep- by missed scoring opportunities on are schools with great athletic "but our offense came along tional," said Pittsburgh Coach the part of both teams. traditions. slowly until Saturday. We've Chuck Noll. "Against Miami, well Denver squandered two scoring "I believe our kids are In- been allowing only about 40 have to run the ball just like we did chances inside the Pittsburgh 25- telligent enough to look at the points a game before Saturday today." yard line on a missed field goal and box scores and tee that anything and, as we get into the con- "The difference in the game was an interception. The Steelers drove can happen," he said. "Look at ference schedule, we should be their ability to run the ball and our to the Denver 23 but failed on our games with Monsignor improved." inability to run it," said Denver another field-goal try. Donovan and St. Rose (CBA won Freehold plays host to Man- Coach Dan Reeves, whose team both games by only - three chester Jan. 16 and then travels gained only 51 yards rushing com- Denver's first-half score came on points). to Manchester Feb. 12. The pared to the Steelers' 169 Elway's 9-yard pass to tight end "When you are the No. 1 Colonials make a trip to Allen- Pollard, who finished with 99 James Wright following a Steelers team, people prepare harder town Jan. 11 yards on 16 carries and scored twice fumble. Anderson kicked a 28-yard and recognise that If they can The "C" Division North looks on short-yardage bursts, said, "That field goal and Pollard capped a 76- beat No. 1 it can make their to be a four-team race involving was the best run blocking we've had yard drive with a 1-yard run to season. Holmdel, Rumson-Falr Haven all year " account for Pittsburgh's first-half "Our two veteran players Regional. Mater Del and Red Williams said he was in double scoring. (Joe) Patemo and (Craig) Bank Regional. coverage with Donnie Shell on his Gorciyca have been through this Unbeaten Holmdel (64) won key interception. "I was just hang- The Steelers started slowly as before," he said. "Bat we have ing around," he said. "I don't know Malone fumbled twice in the first OPEN-FIELD TACKLE - Pittsburgh's Frank Pollard (30) is tackled"/ some younger kids who haven't. iU first Bayshore Classic cfaam- what he (Elway) saw, whether be quarter, tint on a tack at his own in the open-field by Denver's Steve Foley after the Steelers' fullback I just hope that they blend In See Divisional, B3 waa reading man coverage or what. 23 and again on a fumbled snap at picked up first down yardage during yesterday's AFC Playoff game. I knew I was either going to catch the 22 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS irt IA$Y TO an TO Tout fono 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 284-1600 MONDAV. DECEMBER 31. 19*4 M Carson optimistic about Giants9 future burner." . 5 EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - National Football League season challenge, and If we beat the 4fcrs not trouble makers and who are now. I'm going to be low key and !*>ra thuimct. All Fro HMtMcUr ended for the Giants with a »10 we would be borne free." going to get better." content to fmtsh out my career aa a Carton said be hopes the Gian> Harry Canto baa asked the New defeat by the San Francisco 4gen In There's not doubt the Giants now Canon said the season has beta New York Giant." can simply play football next sease» York Giants to trade him. A similar a National Football Conference are going home, but It will be with one of mood swings, from the Ike recently completed sasinn and not have the team sidetracked request •out be coming this year. semifinal playoff game. a totally different attitude than a frustration of tosses to Tampa Bay. started out on a turbulent note for by disputes between players and "I'm very optimistic and I have It capped a strange ternaround year ago. New Orleans and Philadelphia to the the ai-year-old Carson, who walked management. * very high expectations (or next that saw New York rebound from * "There is a very solid base here Joy of victories over Delias, Wash- out of training camp in a contract "I would hope that everyone saaaen." sail Canon. "It's going to S-1H "alto-ran11 In 1M to a f-7 and when you people start making ington and the Rama. dispute with the team. would come In feeling rather satis- be one McfcM a icatoa If everyone playoff team that potted a first- your predictions for next season, "Next year and the next couple of "I left for a reason and that was fied with what they are getting arid cemef i» In Me right frame of mind round victory over the Los Angeles you had better take it Into account," yean are going to be really good to convey a message to manage- that any personal problems would be and leave. aH UMfrprobMnt o« the Rams. the nine-year veteran from South yean for the Giants," said Canon. ment that I was dissatisfied," be settled before training camp," he field." "We had a bunch of hard-working Carolina State said. "We have a lot "I have asked to be traded In yean said. "I came back and put what- said. "I have no real complaint! or qualms about anything." . Carton was back at Glanta guys who deserved to be hi the of young playen who work hard, are past, I am not asking to be traded ever differences I had on the back Stadium yesterday to take a physi- playoffs fegardees of what people cal, clean oat hi* locker and collect said about us backing in or ythl a couple ofMephone nnabera from like that," said Carton. "It's teammates who toon will be headlng shame we did not go a couple la different dlrectlonl. games farther. We hit playin"xlg I Bucks whip Celts for 8th straight than M boon earlier, a 4ters would ' be the ultimate MILWAUKEE (AP) - Terry Craig Hodges. "By doing this, we've Bird and Kevin McHale topped Gummingi believes It's time to take been able to keep our turnovers to the Celtics, 264, with 24 points eaoh; notice of the Milwaukee Bucks. NBA s minimum." and Dennis Johnson added 23. •. • i "I think we are a team to be Cummings sparked a 100 spurt Johnson hit three baskets in the reckoned with," he said after scor- early hi the fourth quarter with tint three minutes of the game at ing 23 points to help the Bucks eight points that carried the Bucks Boston took a 12-4 lead. The Bucks,* defeat the Boston Celtics 114-M last "We weren't physically ready to to victory. with Cummings scoring five paints night for their eighth straight vic- play because of all the traveling." Boston's Larry Bird hit two and Lister four, reeled off nioe tory. "We're much more than said Jones, whose team has now lost jumpers at the start of the fourth straight to go up 13-12 with 6:12 competitive In this league. We are a two straight to the Bucks. "For us quarter to trim Milwaukee's lead to remaining in the tint quarter. ' contender." to go through a month with the 82-79. Cummings countered with a After Boston's Robert Parish hit But dimming! thinks the Bucks schedule we've played, losing only 12-footer and two three-point plays a running hook shot to tie the game still have room for improvement. five games, is amazing. That comes and Sidney Moncrief added a 22-22, the Bucks went on a 9-2 spree "Were still a young club," be with the territory, though." baseline jumper that expanded the to lead 32-24 at the end of the tint said. "We don't have the veteran Boston forward Cedric MaxweU Bucks' lead to 92-TO with 9:14 to go. period. Pressey sank a mid-court shot just before the horn. players like Philadelphia and Boa- said, "We were fatigued, but that's Boston, seeing Its three-game ton. It Is going to take time before no excuse." winning streak come to an end, we really blossom." Milwaukee played one of Its finest could get no closer than nine points Milwaukee continued to pour it on Boston was feeling the effecti of floor games of the season, turning the rest of the way. In the second quarter, increasing its four games in five days, according the ball over only seven times. The lead to 54-36 on Hodges' 20-footer at to Celtics' Coach K.C. Jones. After Celtics made 17 floor mistakes. The Bucks, 22-11. were led by 3: St. The Celtics were able to trim a 13-1 record in October and Novem- "We've been controlling the ball Moncrief with 27 points and Paul the margin to 60-51 at the inter- ber, the Celtics have dropped off to real well and controlling the tempo Pressey and Cummings with 23 mission as McHale scored 16 points 134 In December. of the game," said Bucks' guard apiece. in the second quarter. Rangers' explosion tops Blues, 6-2 NEW YORK (AP) - Mark beginning the onslaught st 11:33 of took a return pass from Randy Pavellch, in just his second National the opening period. Carlyle and fired a wrist shot that Hockey League game since return- NHL Babych cruised into the slot to deflected off a Bruins' defenseman Ing from a broken leg, scored one accept Paul MacLean's centering and high into the net. goal and set up another as the New pan after almost two minutes of But the Bruins, who were outshot York Rangers beat the St. Louis from Dave Babych and Morris intense power-play pressure inside ill near the midway point of the Blues 6-2 last night. Lukowich before the game was eight the Bruins' blue line Babych fired period, climbed back.Donnelly Tomas Sandstrom scored twice as minutes old. Then Boston scored a quick shot from 10 feet out for his scored his second goal of the season the Rangers exploded for their five straight times, with Donnelly sixth goal of the season at 5:34. at 11:33 after Kasper s slapshot biggest offensive output since Nov. beginning the onslaught at 11:33 of At 7:37, with the Jets still holding ripped off the goalpost and out to the 3 when they beat Pittsburgh 7-5. The the opening period. a one-man advantage, Lukowich point. victory also snapped New York's Babych cruised into the slot to winless slide at home. accept Paul MacLean'i centering Pavelich, New York's leading past after almost two minutes of scorer last season, suffered a intense power-play pressure Inside Divisional races open broken leg in the second game of the the Bruins' blue line. Babych fired season. In his absence, the Rangers a quick shot from 10 feet out for bit plummeted Into the basement of the sixth goal of the season at 5:34. (continued) had been expected to be a two- way battle between Long Patrick Division, but they climbed At 7:37, with the Jets still holding pionship Saturday, but now the Branch and Asbury Park and the out with Sunday's victory. a one-man advantage, Lukowich Hornets go right into the meat of two teams, despite being Pavelich connected on a break- took a return pass from Randy the conference schedule. They crushed by CBA in the Holiday away at 13:2* of the second period Carlyle and fired a wrist shot that travel to Mater Dei Wednesday, Jubilee, could still be the teams after receiving a pass from Reijo deflected off a Bruins' defenteman play boat to Buccaneer Classic •mniriHiuHfm*— champion Rumson-Fslr Haven to beat. EAGLES STAR — Middletown South senior center Andrea Ruotsalainen. It waa the 100th NHL and high Into the net. goal for Pavelich, who returned the Regional In a big game Fridays Nevertheless, Red Bank Cath- Ashutk goes up to grab a rebound against Holmdel during action But the Bruins, who were outsbot favor at 16:06 on a power play when and then journey to Red Bank olic, which tied Long Branch for ol the Bayshore Holiday Festival championship gams on Saturday. 11-1 near the midway point of the helped set up Ruotsalainen, who period, climbed back.Donnelly Regional next Tuesday the tlUe last year, indicated that The 6-3 Ashuck scored 20 points as the Eagles captured the it will be hi the chase also after blasted a long slapsbot through a scored his second goal of the season Holmdel has a nice mixture of festival's title. crowd hi front of the St. Louis net. at 11:33 after Rasper's slaptbot its 66-56 win over the Branchers height in M Rob Farin along 12 days ago. Sandstrom, a rookie forward from ripped off the goalpost and out to the with veterans Roger Pile and The Cateys (3-3) are in the Sweden, scored six minutes into the point. Donnelly's quick shot deflect- Bob Ward, and many of the "C" same position they were last second period when his pass from ed through Behrend's lep to make North coaches regarded them as year at this tune and could Eagles * A hern behind the Blues' net went In off It 3-1. the team to beat In the pre- benefit from an exceptionally goalie Rick Wamsley's leg. Sand- Keith Crowder and Charlie Sim- season. strom's other goal, at 2:22 of the mer got second-period goals, while tough early-season schedule. final period, came on a 15-foot wrist Louis Slelgher and Steve Kasper Rumson-Fair Haven Regional The Cateys have a home shot while be was skating away scored in the final session for the (64) is off to its best start in conference game against always not looking from the net. tough St. John Vianney Friday Bruins, who moved into third place yean. The Bulldogs have shown Pierre Larouche and Peter In the Adams Division, one point good board strength with foot- and then have a big game next Sundstrom collected the other New ahead of Idle Quebec. ball tH*n Rick Emery and Pete Tuesday at Asbury Park. York goals Defenteman Rlk Wilson Graham, while senior Mike Long Branch and Asbury Park scored both St. Louis goals against Breias I.Jcta 3 $h»|t»im?fi has been very im- will play a pair of key con- too far ahead WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Rookie Rangers netmlnder John Van- pressive both scoring and re- ference games Jan. 16 and Feb. BY DOUG TRIBLEHORN up the slack." biesbrouck. Dave Donnelly's first-period goal bounding 12 sparked the Boston Bruins' come- Above all, Sciarrappa says, Central Regional and MIDDLETOWN - Middle- Brains t Jets 3 back from an early 24 deficit as Mater Dei has one of the the team would like to "get better players in the area hi Lakewood remain the co- town South High School girl's WINNIPEG. Manitoba - Rookie they downed the Winnipeg Jets some recognition." The Patriots guard Tom Curti and the favorites hi the "B" South, but basketball coach John Abern Is Dave Donnelly's first-period goal The Jets, who lost their third will have the opportunity to Seraphs should be able to stay in Montlgnor Donovan, led by jun- obviously pleated with hit sparked the Boston Bruins' come- game In a row, got power-play goals prove themselves in the upcom- the race, but a lack of height is iors Michael McNeil and Ronnie team's undefeated record, but back from an early 2-0 deficit at from Dave Babych and Morris ing weeks, a* they will be a major problem. Red Bank Poll, has looked good and Wall the Eagles' head man Is quick to they downed the Winnipeg Jets. Lukowich before the game was eight playing Red Bank Catholic, Regional has some outstanding might surprise. McNeil, a 6-3 point out that It U too early' to minutes old. Then Boston scored Middletown South, Neptune, St. The Jets, who lost their third young talent and excellent leaper. is netting close to 26 look toward the state tour- Rose and Asbury Park. game in a row, got power-play goals five straight times, with Donnelly points a game while Poll, a «-4 nament. quickness, but might be a year Holmdel Is s team to be away. forward, has been averaging The Eagles have stayed almost 14 a night. reckoned with In the "C" The "B" Division North race healthy through the flnt seven Division North thit year. Hornet August Martin stops Wave games and Ahern acknowledges coach Doug Sanecki feels the that hie team "cannot afford key to the team's success lies in bad a one point lead and were injuries." Senior standout An- WALL - "Their performance last "ball control, controlling the night was awesome," Long Branch holding the ball, but the stale It and Belitz named Freehold MVP drea Ashuck, one of Monmouth tempo, and avoiding turnovers." scored with about 10 seconds left" FREEHOLD - Freehold Town- County's top playen, hat been girls basketball coach Paul Welns- their first setback. Sanecki't main concern it the tein said after nationally-ranked RBC's win waa impressive be- ship's talented 64 senior center, "The game was close the whole healthy scoring the bulk of tht came St. Peter's bad almost upset Bob Belitz, was named Moat Valu- points while domininstlng both experience ol his team. Starters August Martin of Queans, N.Y. way," Beltii said. "But they killed Patti Bourne and Gens Ryan (10-0) topped the Green Wave, 8S-47, August Martin earlier in the tour- able Player In the annual Freeehold us on the boards. They had three the. offensive and defensive nament before dropping a 47-48 Regional Boys Basketball Tour- boards. and back-up guard Ellen Burke Saturday night to win the annual guys 6-4 or over." Wall Girls Basketball Tournament. decision. nament Saturday night. are the team's only seniors The Belitz is averaging close to 19 Abern says this year's teem "I taw that game," Jones said. team's leading scorer and re- "They have a very good team," The writeup of the game in points s game and lists the Univer- strength Is Its "experience." "St. Peter's was able to control the bounder Is sophomore Heather Weinsteln added. "They are the beat yesterday's Sunday Register incor- sity of Delaware, Colgate and Pern Ashuck U seeing her fourth year tempo of the game and didn't allow Chrlstmann girls high school basketball team rectly listed Freehold's BUle BU1- among his college choices. , of vanity action while guard that I have seen. They have 15 girls August Martin to run. Its (August ingskty aa the MVP. Tracy Cahill. alto a senior, Is Sanecki has been happy with hit young team's "aggretive- that are basketball playen and the Martin) half-court game Isn't that Belitz, who scored 73 points In the Belitz and BUlingsiey were named back for her third. Vlckl Phil- flnt five are Division I playen." good." three tournament games, had 16to the All-Tournament team along lips, Carolyn Flamembaum, ness and rebounding." The Hornets are currently 4-2, Long Branch (M) never led hi the Liz Fltzpatrick led RBC with 16 Saturday, bat Freehold won thewith Lee Perry and Scott Conover of Barbara Ana Kirk, Carol point! and Malion had 15. game, O-87, hi a three-overtime Freehold, and Mike Dermer pi Martin, Suzanne Martin, and and are coming off a second game. The Green Wave trailed 18-7 In other consolation games, thriller to hand the Patriots (6-1) Freehold Township. Doreen Schnekj are all up- place finish In the Bayshore after one quarter and never got back Michelle Gunteski scored M points perclaaamen who have seen Classic Looking toward the rest hi contention despite 23 points by to lead St., Rote to a 67-51 win over time before. of the season, Sanecki hopes to Lynn Williams. avoid Injuries. The coach says "One thing that hart us was the Ssyrevilb, Neptune downed Man- According to Ahern. the •own w«o raw mm nw otty ol "the team's main threat will be Snarl Booldin (Long Branch's 6-3 asquan, 7041, behind 16 points by MaratfcM to *MoNy otAttMas Eaglet have already ac- Mater Del." center) got into early fool trouble," Lisa Jones. Asbury Park trimmed complished one of their goals by Weinstein said. "But they have Delaware Valley, 45-32, and «eo6)c n» —« *<* winning the Bayshore Classic. Mater Del bead coach Kevin tremendous leaping ability and Lakewood whipped Ocean, 53-37. Now they will set their sights on Attridge knows how injuries can e« Aftm ts M irthM. MM rare*, blocked some of her shots. I don't the "A" Division North Con- affect a team. Hit co-capUln, Unbeaten Middletown South (64), aftfaonamwtaiiraeoewofeeotet think that we got one Jump bell tap. ference championship Jeanne Warner missed the flnt meanwhile, continued to show that "I thought that Middletown South Ahern and the Eagles may not three weeks of practice. Now be It la the No. 1 team In the area by was the best team I've seen this find the second goal as easy as awaits the new leading scorer routing previously unbeaten * * * Shonda Becker, who Injured her year." he said. "But August Martin the first, however. Freehold Holmdel, «M6, In the title game of Here's e Township boasts aa undefeated knee In the holiday tournament. It better. They are super bstMt the Bayshore Girts Festival record of their own. Currently Attridge understands that aa a outside and are well-balanced. • The Eagles never trailed hi the •4. John Sdaranpa's squad coach "there are apt and Red Bank Catholic (5-1) scored a game and grabbed a 1M first conies off a first place finish to big victory in one of the caneoUttoa quarter lead. Hobadd never got any the Freehold Regional Holiday ga nesSstarsdey night by •psettmg Attridge says "there will be St. Peter's of Staten Island. 4443. in 6JsVjw, l^wgja, --- no drastic changes," adding, "I thought that the game would be HP, McOough It ear "right new, my biggest concern "That waa oar bat closer," Middletown Santa coach ^ bread and butter," says Seiar- Is getting the kldt to understand game of Ike eeaton," RBC coach Ed John Abern said. "But we were able rappa, "but aU five of our their rotes." Attridge looks for to exploit the mtddn and we ased • w * Jones said. "St Peter's has an * * » ttarten have the potential to the Seraphs to repeat hut year's excellent team. They reminded me oar board strength very well. In the score twenty points. The Patri- I bet MM sMai kaew Mat Oeorae • 19-7 of the 8t Rkwe team of two yean second half, we were able to fat Wat Uos*j IfcWT Nee Me Aa ' ot's balanced scoring attack Whan confronted with the gwaj ^s^egsgaj MBJg**i T fl »•• * consists of the senior guard, and at was hero of the Andrea Ashuck, Middletewn The Juniors Ranee Rosen, Carole upcoming division clash with Sosjth's (4 Motor canter, tod tfct rioimdel, Attridge replies that game. She tetrad all five of RBC's Moecone, Ua Canlao, and Jean- overtime pttnta after at, Ktvar t Eaglet with S* net** tncMtaf » to ne Camiaa. Sdarrappa adds "If be Is looking forward to It, the flnt half to get her team saying "It's a rivalry and It's (74) had tied the game st the sad oae of the girls la going bad, no of regulation Una. started. Tracy Cahill added 11 QIOMI WALL * aafMgM^a* tefatka always a great game." OTmas wva^gW^gawl V raff a«| ggfaW |»WA«S» had a key steal In Heather Chriatman had lv lor •ft. Peter's HotmtW. — MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1984 ' victory proves that they're a force ad the game at I "Papa Bear Halaa (the Bears' Redskins who are home for the Bean," be said. "As soon as (AP) - The last time Payton threw that teechdown pass. Some fans saw the Bears'victory sago Bears woa asset smnn founder, who died • 1W) would ScldtarVeld. as vtadJcatta. for the Cabs' Has to game, Richard Daky was BEARS have baas proad." the Baas' borne the oaly four gay Making . hare Sea Diego la the National ' Mike DUka. was a player ens "We've got about 39 people watch- turf, was almost deserted taadsg. Ing," said a bartender alike J4L Security gaard Fred Bobsia, «, Payton was • years ekt REACTION ^gg^jsp^of. towtal Bears' first post in— vie- saiid thah t —«t~ hifr*m unique tf. general reaajeaaaoe ns u s double what "rmlheoiaypsmatothBworte; aparta. MirftliI*"* bad about the Cobs." said las* IMS was casarsd la In lbs sports. CarUar I eVeer, basCabss ' Oumbiner, M. and Uverm throughout the watehkv the Bears at fisailer fane enjoyed the Chicago "There was some doabts sur- Governor Thompson was la X^^TZ&£%i u he kept n NattoJ their At the Ultimate Sparta Bar aad roundinf us going into the playoffs, on a* UUvlsloukvlalon set aad the other on 'Irst rnampinnahtp atnce 1M Grin, where beer kegs were stocked Bears beat the Washington Florida, bat ajshseman Dave Fields bat that Is over now," linebacker security monitors. "I think it's sensational," said in the front aad the back to handle ins 23-19 In Washington t* said, "I'm sore he's ecstatic that the ¥ •MUM*. an overflew crowd, champagaa Otis Wilson told reporters. "Now __i bars were fllisd. bat others Cuba board chairman Andrew WMS* Into the Natioaal Football BearB s have moved OH step corks were popped at the two- the whole world can see that we're Saper Bowl wen nearly empty. Many ' McKeane. "wVre Jest dsUghtad for Conference title game at San Fran- a force to contend with ." to their first the whole Bears organisation. mlaate warning. cisco next Sunday. apparently watches the gar Earlier, Mayor Harold Washing- "Chicago's coma off the Hex "We did It!" shoaled Diane i. Fresh from victory, the Bears The Bears reached the playoffs as somewhat I hope we can maintain Gorman, 18, as the clock ran eat touched down at O'Hare Inter- ton congratulated the players and At the popular downtown Billy Coach Ditka. a wild card team in 1977 awl 117* but Goat Tavern, owner Sam Slanls said it," he said. The packed bouse was nothing national . Airport at 7:05 p.m. as lost la the first round each Urns. "But this is the Bears' great hoar, new for the bar's owner, Charlie mow than 100 fans clamored to see "We're a city of champions, and many Bears fans must have bet on the Bears are champions in a great They were seven-point sndirJogs the Redsklm. and I'm hopeful they can go all the Olsoa, who braved crowds earlier their heroes. sports tradition," Washington said. against Washington, bat It's the "I think lots of people bat against who watch- thhi year daring that Redmen caught 'Pack's guards down By The Associated Press Hoosier Classic. at all five positions bat used St John's caught North Carolina Florida, 7-1 and enjoying its best superior shooting at the free throw State with its guards down. COLLEGE start since the 1961-52 team season, line to hand Michigan its first defeat ' North Carolina State's backcourt had Its only lead of the night at 8-7 In nine games. iooDected on only five of SO shots as BASKETBALL Indiana, now (-2, then took com- "There were several times Iste in Qie Mth-ranked Wolfpack dropped a mand with 11 unanswered points and the game when we could have 86-59-decision to No. 9 St. John's In a 194 spurt. folded," Teaaasase CoacaDon De- Saturday's championship game of Hawaii Pacific 88-69 In the first Don Redden scored 15 of his 17 Voe said "I thought our free throws the ECAC Holiday Festival basket round of the loser's tournament; No. poists in the second half to give No. were the difference In the game." ttall tournament at New York's 15 Indiana advanced to the finals of 18 Louisiana State a 63-61 victory "Oar foal trouble really hart as," Madison Square Garden. its Hoosier Classic with a 77-71 over Alabama in the Southeastern Michigan Coach Bill Fretder said. "When the backcourt shoots five verdict over Miami of Ohio; and All- Conference opener for both schools. "We got a lot of fouls, bat a lot of "30, it's very difficult to have a American Wayman Tlsdale scored Reserve Derrick Taylor's only those won't be called in the Big Ten. outing," said North Carolina 31 points and No. 17 Oklahoma basket of the game gave LSU, 8-1, They let you play a little more ate Coach Jim Valvano. ripped Manhattan 121-74 in onegave the host Tigers the lead for aggressively." kSt. John's, meanwhile, got ISgame of the All-College Tournament good at 80-59 with 2:03 left to play. Antoine Joubert led the bints, seven rebounds and five while No. It Louisiana Tech ripped Even though be won the Holiday Wolverines with 19 points. sists from its All-American guard, Oklahoma City 9042 In the other Festival most valuable player After his team lost its second bris Mullin game. award for the second time In his " Chris not only has confidence but game in 10 starts, Virginia Tech On Sunday, previously unbeaten career, Mullin said that both be and Coach Charlie Moir did a little Top has ability to back it up," North Carolina lost 81-76 to Missouri St. John's have room for Improve- jvano said. "He's a complete 20 campaigning for once-beaten in the championship game of the ment. Virginia Commonwealth. He loves to play. I told my Hawaii Pacific College Invitational "I still don't feel like I'm playing • in the locker room after the tournament. up to par," Mullin, who won the "I've said aU along VCU la a Top ; that he played St minutes and Jeff Strong scored 24 points and award as a freshman, said. "It's not 20 basketball team. It's a well- uld probably play IS more. He's Malcolm Thomas added 23 to lift exactly a slump, bat I'll play my balanced ball club, not a two-man ably out in the park playing Missouri, now 6-5. Danway out of it. I want to be In form team," Mob- said. ght now." Bingenheimer made five foul shots for the Big East" conference race. .Three other members of (be Top in the final 24 seconds to seal the Mullin added that the Redmen, VCU Coach J.D. Barnett side- •-were beaten on a busy Saturday. victory. 8-1, have "been inconsistent. I don't stepped the Isaac of rankings In Michael Brooks scored 20 points in North Carolina, 8-1, got 14 points know If these two games have cured favor of praising Lamb, a senior leading Tennessee to an 81-77 de- apiece from Kenny Smith and Brad that." guard who was held scoreless for 17 cision over previously unbeaten and Daugherty. A basket by Smith had St. John's used a 21-6 run to take minutes before his heroics late In t4rh=Yanked Michigan; Rolando pulled the Tar Heels within 73-72 a 32-19 advantage in the first half the second half. Lamb scored eight of his 18 points with 46 seconds left to play before and expanded a 39-29 Intermission in the final three minutes as Bingenheimer made his clinching lead to 49-33 before the Wolfpack, "I thought Lamb played an ex- Virginia Commonwealth took a 68-65 foul shots. 7-2, made a mild run. North Carolina tremely fine basketball game," victory over No. 16 Virginia Tech in State came within 53-46 with nine Barnett said. "I thought be ran our In other Sunday games, Darryl team with confidence and poise. the finals of the Richmond Times- Kennedy scored 21 points and minutes to play, but could get no Dispatch tournament; and Carl closer. Down the stretch, Lamb was Just grabbed 17 rebounds to give Okla- magnificent." Colston scored 30 points in pacing homa an 84-72 victory over Louisi- Reserve Russell Pierre scored 15 Loyola of Illinois to a (Ml victory L ana Tech. Kennedy took over the points for N.C. State, which con- over No. 20 Louisville. Lamb's steal and layup gave VCU scoring duties for the Sooners after nected an only 37 percent of its the lead for good at 604* with 1:01 CLOSELY OUAROCD- Duke UnlvgrsHy forward Dan Meegher (45) No. 1 Georgetown, meanwhile, All-American Wayman Tisdale hit shots. to play and he connected on six free tries to block University ol Southern California forward Derrick ran its record to 11-0 with a 51-56 just three of 16 field-goal attempts Tennessee, 9-3 after seven con- throws in the last minute in securing Dowell's (42) shot during action Saturday night in the Trojan-Bud triumph over tenacious North Caro- in getting only 12 points. secutive victories, nave away height VCU's eighth victory. Light Basketball Classic at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles. lina- AAT Reggie Williams had 21 Kennedy, who got SO points in the points for the Hoyas. victory over Manhattan, was named (it other games, reserve David the tournament's most valuable Henderson scored 17 points and No. player. Oklahoma became the first 2 Duke slipped past Southern Cali- team in 31 years to win the All- IV& onto Miami for victorious Steelers fornia 75-73 in the finals of the College tournament in successive some of their toughest opponents Trojan-Bud Light tournament; yean. PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Sto Bailie, 21, of Pittsburgh, said fUf«al Addison had 21 points in No. Steelers arrived home from their be and Us friends watched the gams and having lost tosom e of the NFL's Steve Alford scored 27 points and all afternoon and partied into the weakest teams. 4- Syracuse's 7M0 victory over Dan Dakich added 23 points as American Football Conference play- STEELERS Ququesne in the Rochester Classic off victory In Denver to a jubilant evening, wrapping up the festivities Steelers fans say the Inconsisten- Indiana topped previously un- at the airport cies don't indicate a lack of talent. finals; No. 7 North Carolina Milled defeated Florida 80-63 to win the crowd of about too well-wishers REACTION toting banners reading "On To "It's just a kick to come out here "The Steelers proved they have Miami" and chanting "Pittsburgh's and see the Steelers," he said. "I the talent," said Paul Dano of want to help pump them up for Butler "All they need is the courage Going to the Super Bowl." Coach Chuck Noll. The players ana Miami next week." and guts to win — and the desire." "This Is insane, but that's the best coaches snaked their way through part of It," said Dave Soloski, SO, of the cheering crowd, while fans The Steelers play the Dolphins st The Steelers are 4-2 in AFC title Kittanning, as be waited for the shook their hands and patted them Miami next Sunday for the AFC games since their first one in 1*71. Steelers to arrive at Greater Pit on the beck. championship and a trip to the Super Their last AFC title match was tat 1979, when they played the Houston tsburgh International Airport Sun- The biggest cheers were reserved Oilers and went on todetes t the Los day night. for quarterback Mark Melons, run- Earlier in the evening, motorists Angeles Rams In the Super Bowl. The Steelers arrived shortly ning back Frank Pollard, center bonked their horns and firecrackers before midnight, led by s smiling Mike Webster and wide receiver lipped into a clear, star-filled sky But since then, the team that won club President Den Rooney and John Stallworth around as the victory was an- nounced on radio and television. four Super Bowls has changed with Fans celebrated in taverns across the retirement of key players such the city, hoisting beers in toasts to as Terry Bradahaw, Mel Blount and the team that experts claimed would Lynn Swann. This year's squad hi Bears advance lose the playoff match. packed with young players whose "It's like a Saper Bowl party abilities have yet to be tally re- (continued) 34-yard Held goal. Most of the yardage oa the drive cane on a 35- here," said Rich Carr of Pittsburgh, The 75-yard pass play to Gault yard pass from Fuller to MrKlanon. who watched the game with about 65 other fans at Billy's Restaurant. The fans say that makes success gave Chicago a 16-3 lead — Thomas Then Payton, who played six "We're all 100-percent Steeler fans. taste that much sweeter. missed the extra point. And, after plays at quarterback from a shotgun "It was tough going because we "This Is s young team, but a good John Rlgglns' one-yard plunge had formation during the season, be- team that still has talent, "said Walt cat It to 16-10, Fuller, who suffered came a passer again. Taking a were going to Denver, playing away and everything. But the Steelers are Mushlnsky of Pittsburgh. a separated left shoulder on Dec. S, pitchout from Fuller and faking a "I think the Steelars are really bit McKlnnon to make it 23-10. reverse, he lofted a 19-yard touch- a dutch team, and whan they have to do it, they can do It," be said. showing something." said Paul Rigglns went over again from one down pass to Donsmore, standing Smith of Beecnview. "They're fired yard oat oa the next-to-last play of alone In the end sone with no "The fans here are typical Steeler fans," said restaurant owner Billy up and coming on for the end." the third quarter, closing It to 23-17. Redskin within II yards to make It "(Miami quarterback) Danny The final points came when Chicago 104 with two minutes left In the Armstrong. "They believe In Ike team and they know that if the Marino is tough, and I think tbt punter Dave Fmasr took a de-half. Steelers should have drafted Bhn," liberate safety with 8:08 left in the hosiers warn to win this one. they The score, cams at the end of a can do It. And It looked like the said Carr. "But we're going to make aVyard, six-play drive, abetted by a defense really wanted to win." him sorry be didn't come to Pit- Tbetsmann, harried all day by 15-yard roughing the passer call At 9-7, the Steelers own the worst Dent, Hampton aad Co., completed against defensive sod Charles Man. > a of « for 39* yards. Bat the It WM Paytoa's third touchdown rttnua»r*#GoMofi record of un NFL Chicago defense limited Rlgglns to pass this season and the eighth of his division champion, having best SO yards in 21 attempts. 10-year career, The real Washington statistics, hi The Redskins moved quickly to NHL fact, belonged to the Chicago IT, bat consecutive registered five sacks - M by sacks by Hampton sad Dent took STANDINGS linebacker Rich Milot - and con- them out of field goal range. NBA ducted a sacs duel in the fourth Chicago struck again quickly-on STANDINGS quarter that cuslhmaali gave the the 7Vyard FuUer-toOaalt pass on Redskins their good field posit tht Mcood play o| tbt Mcond'tsamU But the Chicago ' Altar Payton had ran for five back and the ch yards, Fuller lofted a wobbly pass 10 nrnalit nn —i • in • • ilu »».-... , aj »»* COttM OOfM WM UM UMTS II WH8 yards up the left sideline. Oaalt HI mifMteW Mn, lToen WMTI Juggled ft then spun around Dsrrell TF.ARFUL MOMCNT - Denver Broncos' linebacker Tom Jackaon Mosslry missed s 41-yard field goal Green aad used his workW spaed to outrace the rest of «(S7) is consoled by assistant coach Randy Qradlahar after Jackson Redskins for the score. ! broke into tears near the end ol Denver's loss to Pittsburgh yesterday. But the lead stayed at 1M w i Thomas shoved the extra-point at- temptt t widide leftlf. t •man who returned the ball to the Bat the RedskinRed s came g MAAC names Grimes 74 yards m 19 plays to « ts 4 « is* m l took It tafro m NEW HSLLE, NY. (AP) - 17 s Mebdowa la lens's Rory Grimes, who was I m us tie I thhe moat valaasls player n Connecticut after taming to a 14- It was Chicago's I Connecticut Mutual Classic, was polnt, slx-i yratths S J 8 Z 3 as the Metro Atlantic steal performance In tbt sad of a TT-yard drive kept diva by i i s«3 Conference player of the opening-round victory over William a raaakaj Into the kkbar penalty '*' week. It was announced yesterday. 4 Mary. Mgataat WsabJegton's Kea OarJey Grimes, a t-foot-9 senior guard, La Salle's Tim Legler was named COafaW feTaM aaemt IfcW BBBBS I^MBWH BW :, ted the Geeb>i, to the tournament the conference's frsshmsa of the r^T^y ••••» •••T •«•• BttSBBBJ SJBBBBBBBBBJ WJ • title with victories over William * week. The M gaard from Rich- asadeliS»-17oa ! Marnand host Connecticut. His free mond, Va. scored 14 peats, grabbed loose from Joe WssMajtsa aad it the ata>hilast_atay at^tta third throw with five seconds left was the 10 rebounds, had five assists aad n, picked up by OthTwBssa. who QNartLV, WMak ReflPeef 4MM IW deciding potat In the 9M4 victory three Meals as the Explorers task reamed It toth e 38. freaa die 1 agate, five ahry? after ever the Huskies ea Saturday. third ptaue la the Millar Ctassle hi a* p|«yi I*,,. JU M, U- httst reoiveiws * TJrtmes, s Mew York City native, Tamps, Fla. second period. K was t-3 oa Thomas' the Chssago M. MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1904 CROSSWORD 40Wo«Mun*tg MOW* tool* si MM BEETLE BAILEY WHAT FLAVOR* p>o you HAVE* BUTTERNUT MINT, CH6KRV, LEMON, P6CAW, COf APPLE, PgACH 37 Kinsman: abbr. M Me name In hockey 41 Fraud of sorts 43 Orouod 54 Princely II. fsmey 55 Fret 12 EnningsUr doorlutamr 56 Throne Mill III i ilMIIH IMMII MC«ituryple« «asch..u6|. NHuttah QARFIELD 11111 If 1(1 M!JI III IJI1I1I4 HEV, OARFIILP, Get UP ANEW] DENNIS THE MENACE V€M W ALWQftT UPON U9L/ PAW!! ALL VOU NEED 15 OME RINGER AN1 V00 WIN TMuTTV CENTS Mommy says we can have midnight at * WHO IS Oil) LAN6 SME ? THEY SUN? 9 o'clock!" T Tt THE WIZARD OF ID HOROSCOPE By Stella WIMer read the corresponding paragraph. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - MONDAY, DCC. 31 Let your birthday star be your daily The new start you make today gives Bora today, you have been gifted you authority over your future, with more thin one artistic latent, TUCSDAV, JAN. 1 welcome new ideas but It is only In one thatyou will be CAPMCORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) - LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) - Pre- able to riM to UM top. which one is Be guided by your own intuition. conceived notions make it impossi- up to you. Your mood* vary at nor This It an excellent time to take ble for another to help yon at this Ulenti. They, however, will be stock of goals, new and old. point You, however, can help your- much more difficult to control. A AOUAMUS (Jan. 2O**b. It) - self! parson of whim and of high temper, Personal matter* take precedence VMOO (Aug. 23-Sapt 22) - you (tad younelf In dtfficuKier at over all else. "Sure things" m«y Family enterprise enables all fami- often at not Your excellent Judg- take on a new look, unfortunately ly mem ben to reaffirm affection ment as regard! others may fall PISCES (Feb. 10-March 20) - and loyalty to each other. when the sabtect ii younelf. Consider the cost of a thing before Because of your way with words, committing younelf to supplying It. (Seat 23-Oct 22) - you are usually able to extricate The futwelooka bright Unexpected events early In the day younelf with relative ease from AMIS (March 21-AprM 19) - make this a nlay-it-by-ear tune. whatever difficulties poor Judg- Highlight personal momenta Let Information collected now can be ment has gotten you into. Your lov- all business or profrofettiooae l matters •ted later. ing nature gains yon access to the take a back teat to i SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - hearts of many, your high emotions, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - A Focus on your present wishes lor however, nay get in the way of trip yields a happy time of the Immediate" iuture You may be permanency. considerable length. Relatives able to help yVurself by ' Alto bom on tMs date ere Henri make this a special day. OCMMM (May 21-Jutie 20) - SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-Oec. Family members come to yoar aid 21) - Dig a little To see what hi in store for you when the emotion of the moment planned and you will tomorrow, find your birthday and overtakes you. direction for tie year just begun. BRIDGE ADVICE By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD after two rounds and begins the help for the new suit. You have no We study trump control this diamonds. West refuses the first help for duunonda. but you do have week, beginning with a simple idea: diamond but takes the second dia- top value. With neither you'd bid When the defenders try to make mond and leads a third diamond for only three spades. you ruff, consider discarding a loser East to ruff. West dealer instead of ruffing. Granted that the 4-1 trump Neither side vulnerable In today's hand, the average break is unlucky, but who promised NORTH declarer automatically ruffs the us easy hands to play? • A 109 When West leads s high heart at second heart: and this foolish play Q costs him his contract the second trick. South should 010972 If South then draws trumps, he discard a low club instead of ruff- • K763 has no trumps left, with the dia- ing. This discard costs nothing, monds still undeveloped. West since South must lose s club no takes the ace of diamonds and a matter how the hand is played. If •6 «74S2 million hearts. West continues hearts, dummy can VAK10972 VJ853 orrsRurr ruff. South avoids having his OA63 084 trumps shortened and easily makes • 852 . 4QJ10 If South stops drawing trumps his contract SOUTH DAILY QUESTION • KQJ85 A recast Gala* I* BrMte writ- You hold: • A 109 weN ea Mige, la case 'el thai ANSWER-- Bid four spades. 39 3* Pats 4* aewiaaasi, tjO. Baa MM, Lee Partner's bid in a new suit asks you All Pass to bid four spades if you have msiUwsw value for your raise or Opening lead - PEANUTS it The DtftV fegfetcr MOMOAV. DECEMBER 91. ISM DtJCt«TH>»r3i. 1M4 TELEVISION TODAY NMOtHOW ***H On The Eecapa Art**" (MM. Ore berate »*h La. to uncover Tom" <1»SO. M*«k>el> mat OMwh O'NMI. Tart North Stay* taaOMOME* MOMH TAU «waM|hr. Prank MMM. toavaeoral pasna tar a new mm 11:00 TMC ** "AnptauB «: Th. LUCY SHOW ay aooaraaa Snny" (law. SOOMT' (IMt. 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Wil- BARNEY MB.LER Comic' (1889, Dram.) Dick 160" (Irom Atlanta, Oeoro 0 DELAWARE VALLEY liam HoMen. IBU8MESS REPORT Van Dyke. Michele Lee I.) FORUM 3: IS SHOW MOVC * * * "Trad- • HERE'S TELEVISION 10:06 IB WORLD AT WAH USA ARM WRESTLMO SOAP OPERA . -DATE 'ST ALL MY CnUMUCN: Jast a* permanent baart damage. Bob am* (rTaal aptaoda.) LOVING: Owyani tacky hhtos the doctor's aaw* from Hilary la calling Tad, Bob arrives Kim spend toyvaaChrtanaa £• •OCTTTAL Meal pnee ew*e»Troee ey t% awayfarMaevetoeecap* Magger Uxa - that he nay net recover. and tiWy baas* a* Hilary and Bob Ifeat Edward's learfal (has oa Christmas Ere. Cwyna tolls With T.R.'s adoption fasallxed. In i ewrtt boidaakatfaoasstbhaa, telling her CAFTTM.: PraaHa decides aot to Cabot that her haabaad Clay spent that be aaw hi* mother wajk away Lloyd realine it will be ana Mil*! I toll man at doak that Jay Is really all bis rooaey oa other warn**. with a to tall her that aha hi hi* dsaghlir. soakett hot oa Ua'traU^ldMl Uoyd does tall Chase and Alex, who that hi* first wife Altbea was a drag Jordy Ctogg Jerdy intends to fat Cabot, leeltog sorry, decides to help addict Adam spends Christmas Eve Frankia back aa natter what bar. Gwyna hi vary *mag that she's him that her son want to reclaim their sister. The alone. Cynthia, aware that Daisy hi Showing ap at party. Paala chUm* tricked Cabot. Owynn want* Trida mother. Later niarosr wttn memmeni peny bugging the room, makes It look as •he's there to tall aboat bar aaw to via against Lorna far Job sooosag. ayaney aeciaea IO get goes according to the plan* of Jo. though she and Palmer are having book. Myraa and Trey wart la atop modeling with Keith Trida would heraelf tavttod to Max* Christmas Sta and Warren Justine arrives an sffalr. Daisy gets Palmer to bay book paNtrafhai Hal ha* attack prefer the simple Ufa. Kale wan* party. Sydney tells Pra ah* can with raw glamorous look that gets ' •'• Cynthia a boose of her own. Palmer while dancing with Kelly. KaDy Ava not totr y and gat Jack to marry move in with her. JaeoaeUne's attention from Cagaey and Suxi A jealous whan Paul Martin brings caU* Thomas at SkMoe's party. her. Steve meets Trida aad they're come-on* to Rick prove futile. Katie drunken Justine return* to Sail'* Cynthia to party. Brooke ' Whoa Trey answers the phone aad both smitten. Steve staaaad that decides to more ialo the last Pra la party. With the Instruction card and when she lean* her co-host recognise* her voice, he pleada with andPrbc* Father Jim woald treat him so well thrilled that Rick'* asked bar oat for weapon planted by Warren, Suii twice the money her to tell him where she is bat she after Steve's father Barry shot htm. New Year1* Eve. Delia heads far finds Juatine and fires what she and Greg act wedding data. CUH refuse*. Charity Blake, aa art Dane trying to brtag wedge kt California, deriding to do « to* of thinks is a blank gun but it turns out (urioua when be realties Uxa stole orpert, tells Kelly she's a vary I hoping to nude bumper stickers. Bob decides to be the real thing. his TV ecrlpt bat Now refuses to talented artist. Zed hams the letter get proxy. Ann Jeatoaa that Cabot Is to leave New York and head to Cali- listen to Cliffs eiplanatkn that ha To Julie has not yet been foaad. so good to Mike while giving Dane fornia with bar. Prank miffed when rehlred Ua baeaaM he waa In a When Ronnl retaras to work and I* YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: rod* to Ricky, tad Bra* bar. lad cold JIU agrees to go to Max's Christmas Lauren see* bathing suit pictures bind. Eugene stop* frantic from GU1TMNO UGHT: Rick party. eating aotoonoae plant, tally and promises severaace pay bat ska that Mlndy's too selfish and Roxle's ONE UFE TO LIVE: Becky's co- Sean took and doesn't remember Line are home for Christmas • wants OS.MO la return for the letter. the girt for him, although she's now posing for them. He sidestep* her ... worker realizes that Lou has kid- SANTA BARBARA: Finding a ANOTHER WORLD: Tony beging s DAYS OF OUS UVES: Cats) dating someone aba. At country napped her. He goes after bar. 1 questions Neil tells Paul Joanna ht Ktl t b remain* In critical condition. club, Roxt* with Trish to meet Kyle. Mir -"!* oa Lionel's coat, Mason to realUe that Krystal may not be Later. Becky spots Asa bat doesn't believe* Lionel knows about Chan- can't come to Genoa City yet, mak- all she seema. Casa manages to gat Eugene Introduces Calliope to hi* Trish leaves to help with Billy Jr V know who be la. Alas refuses to be ing Paul believe Joanna, "Lauren's Kathleen's brooch heckVCatlln and mother bat fear* that Calliope will bonwmmlng, Roxle nervous whan nlng'i marder. On Christmas Eve, bead of the crime council. When Lionel arrested and the Lockrldges mother," is unfeeling. Joanna gets a . Sally decide to wad on Valentines not measure up to bis mother's she recognin* Kyle. Kyle wanU to Cassia almost electrocuted at the copy of Lauren's video. She realise* Day. Larry suffest* that Catlln join expectations. At Bloodies. Klmbar- bed down with Roxie but she rebuffs celebrate Christmas at the him. Philip tells India be doesn't theater, Rob realises it's because of Jallhouse. Lionel and his son Warren Lauren Is grown up and feels she the police academy. Ada and Ui ly ipproachcd by someone from her Ales'* connection to the syndicate. help Catlln gift Sally with cabin. past. While talking with Bo, the man plan to spend Christmas Eva or any have a heart-to-heart talk about doesn't need a mother anymore. • • Mac dares Carl to coma after him, •ays that he was once Klmberly's other night with her. India lytogly Caseie, who'* not seriously Injured, Sophia. Lionel's bail is set at $5 Tracy tells Danny she's met Gerard not his family. Carl vows to make "John." The underworld learn* of tell* her father that she and Philip agree* to move oat of theater. million. Lix and Augusta sell some Markham, a club owner woo wants Sandy pay for his betrayal. Carl seta Neil's whereabout*. Carlos grand- have wonderful marriage. An- Newspaper reporter thinks Michelle of the recovered treasure from toe her to sing at his club, and Danny's up scheme to make Mac shoot father appear* on the scene and nabelle and Tony spend Christmas psychic. Delilah, rushed to hospital sunken ship to raise the money. himself. threaten* to kill Nell if Carlo die*. Eve at the cottage. Trish gets hefty after falling off hone, regain* con- Mason delighted to tell his father delighted. Ashley learns Mark AS THE WOULD TURNS: Fran- Marian* ha* a aaw admirer, Jimmy goodnight kiss under mistletoe from sciousness. Rate and Delilah C.C. that Lionel killed Charming backed down from lawsuit when' ny no longer love* Jay the way she Porterfield. Megan plans to get rid Ross while Glna gets a pack. Triah thrilled that she Is still carrying Monlque, the ex-housekeeper, told realties Glna has a crush oa Roes Fearing that evidence found by once did. Lionel's angina problem of Hope any way she can. Samantha's child. Laurel decides Mason may be traced to Warren, him that Dins never influenced lessening. Diana convinces Cal to' Bath tell* "Lenny" (Lujack) how Larry 1* the man she want* and BOOK OP NIGHT: Sky help* much she loves Lujack but she can't Augusta and Lionel decide to protect Marcel. Ashley credits Victor with . . marry her aarf to allow bar to adopt Raven give birth to* baby girl Beth loves. Joy decides to go to Miami their son at any coat. Jill. They get all the way to "1 do" be with him until she can see hull. with Ken. Dorian denies to Vickl helping get her and Dlna together.' and Mile* many. Beth and LitNola gat* Jonathan's guardian to when Cal realises he can't go reconcile. Geraldne agrees to mar- that she blackmailed Alex Into giv- When Ashley gives Victor a passion- through with It Prank and Maggie coma over. Guardian lays he SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: ate thank-you kiss, she's shocked ry Del after he signs prenuptlal doesn't know real parents. Jonathan ing large donation. Brad give* Con- wed Dusty lisa seriously 111 with an agreement. Sky forgives Del for nie engagement ring for Christmas. With the help of the stricken and and embarrassed. Mark says good-. . unidentified bacteria. John (ears if admits he know* Quint's not his real trying to steal money from him. dad; he just hoped he waa. barely conscious Kentucky, Liu bye to Jill and heads for Paris. Amy Dusty pulls through be may have Raven and Sky find fencing sword on RYAN'S HOPE: Mugger enters lands the plane. In the hospital. Ken- is told Tyrone still alive. '. » 'Ridgemont High9 grad goes on to 'European Vacation9 LOS ANGELES (AP) - When "European Vacation." depicting commanded "Action!" and 'Cut!" The Michael Keaton-Joe Piscopo She made' films at New York Soon afterward she drew "Fast producer Matty Simmons first now Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo there was no doubt who was in gangster spoof waa filmed in the University, and in 1971 won a Times at Ridgemont High," and sought a director for "National and children win a Continental tour charge. summer of 1M3, underwent retakes fellowship as director at the Ameri- she's been directing ever since. Lampoon's European Vacation," ha on a quit show called "Pig hi a and finally la reaching theater*. can Film Institute. Last July Amy married Neal rejected the name of Amy Heckerl- Poke." During the lunch break at the Israel, writer of "Police Academy" ing. KTLA television studios (where the "We added some scene* with "I made a snort film that started and director of "Bachelor Party." John Aitin played the master of first talkie "The Jan Singer" waa Michael," Miss Heckerling ex- everything for me," she said. "I got You might expect their home life to "I'm not a sexist," claimed the ceremonies in a devastating takeoff filmed), Heckerling nibbled at a plained "He was always the itar, an agent and was offered develop- be filled with laughs. "Not really," boss of the National Lampoon of Richard Dawson of "Family sated and talked about bar growing but the film was made before his ment deals. My entire world she said. "Neal is the class-down empire. "It's just that so modi of Feud." film success with 'Mr. Mom.' After the changed. type, but I'm rather quiet." our humor Is male-oriented, and I picture was finished, they wanted didn't think a woman would be the Amy Heckerling seemed miscast "I don't think Matty la sexist, more of Kaaton." as director of the fl7-mllllon com- "I wrote a script. 'My Kind of right choice a* director. But then she said. "After all. he has hired Guy,' at Warner Bros, but it went Amy's agent persuaded me to see edy, also filmed on location* in Martha Coolidge and Penny London, Paris, Rom* and the Italian Amy Heckerling has been In love into turnaround (meaning the studio ATLANTIC STHATHM0RE Fast Times at Rldgemont High.' I Marshall to direct his film*. I think with movies for most of her SI dropped It). Universal picked It up, hired bar." Alp*. She I* slander to the point of he Just needed to see what I could TWIN w TWIN -.HI M4i being slight, and she seemed lost years. It started In Queens, N.Y., but again It ended in turnaround do. 'Fast Times' showed him, even where she watched movie* on Finally MGM decided to make it. I The other day Amy Heckerling amid the cluster of technicians though it was not a comedy." • •. ABERDEEN around the camera. But when she television and adapted them to was In pre-production, the costumes was directing the final scene* of neighborhood plays. Her bent were made, the cast selected. Then ALL SEATS S2.00 Heckerling was in a kind of good toward comedy began then: "I the actors went on strike. I had news-bad news situation. She waswatched a lot of the Three Stooges worked for three years with nothing completing "European Vacation" »l and the Man Brothers, also 'Satur- to show for it." million under budget, despite the day Night Live,' 'Laugh-In' and complicated location* and rainy Burns and Allen." weather. Her second film, "Johnny Dangerously," was being released "Tops the original! s-7:*a-*:4* At Manhattan's Art and Design BSSBSM**BS*«IB«BBMBB1 by 20th Century-Fox amid dismal High School she studied art and It wi make you feel ate RRNCXD SCHWflftZ€N6GG€fi early review*. photography but realiied she really dancing In the wanted to become a film director, TH€ TCRMINflTOR D not an easy ambition in the 1970s. NEW YEAR Start out New Year's Eve with a line dining experience at the Llncroft Inn. Serving Dinner from lv 5P.M.-11P.M. Q Happy MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW New Year 741-8170 OPEN NEW YEARS EVE 11:30 A.M. till 10 P.M. OPEN NEW YEARS DAY 11:30 A.M. till 1A.M. *=fc^r^ *Jt«**rstn« "'PROTOCOL' ZIPS ALONG WITH LAUGH AFTER LAUGH." —William Wolf, GANNETT NEWSPAPERS GOLDIE HAWN Newman PROTOCOL RENTAL8 CAMERAS FREEHOLD CINEMA 6 THE MOVIES RED BANK 747-0333 FREEHOLD 462-0800 RECORDERS EQUIPMENT RENTALS 'CITY HEAT'IS DYNAMITEr SERVICE *• TheDfetly MONDAY. OCOEMBER 31. 1984 Biting habit studied Social Security taxes going up WASHINGTON (AP) - Higher Social Secur- higher rate of taxeve n though the worker's BY LESTER L. COLKMAN. M.D. taxes and tower federal Income taxes go Into standard of living tad tot increased at all In the UM paid $4,161 laeoaw tax aad $i.«IO for Social 3.set tomorrow but most workers wUl see only absence of mnering, t anratr IBM* pay rites Security. A cost-of-living Wist would boost her HfM s tew pennies' difference hi their take-hunt 10 percent win see an average llpercent Is*) wages to P1.2M and bar Income taxes to Increase in taxes. M.56I. But without Indexing, her town* taxes Some other changes takkaj tfltet it the start would rise to $4,686. Her total federal taxes In YOUR A married worker who has two children, earns of the new year: ..— / 1M wfll be IMM, 111twill with $•,*» for $500e week and claims average deductions could -Social Security Nbctento wM receive a 1.1 UN. B.W.K., Vlrghua HEALTH see a 10-cent-a-wee* reduction In taxes withheld "**of Empsoytn are auoweu IO use ww™ Dw Mr. K. from his paycheck, although the amount could inflation The Depart*** at Health tad Human methods to calculate bow much Heome tax Persistent injury caused by bltlnf vary depending on what formula his employer Services says that wouWmeen an Increase from should be withheld from workers' paychecks. By cam produce ulceratlon of tbt uses tocalculat e withholding. That worker will $434 to $M9 in the average monthly benefit las sad of the year, the eni remit is the ssjne, maceat membrane lining of the get a $2-a-week cut In income taxes but pay $1.80 amount for ta tndhriduaU retired worker although owe method may produce a tllghtly mouth I do not believe that at her more for Social Security. -Than win be an aotase from 6JM to848 0 larger or smaller withholding than mother age cancer formation It bar greatest in tbt deductible forVedkare boapltt in- For example, If an employer uses what is A single person earning $700 weekly could take kaown as the percentage method, $l«.4i would part, or lobe, of a lung. home about $2 more each week. On the other surance payments, meaning no government Itii true that such repeated injury Many people who have had such payments for bills under that level. Also, the be •lltlhlH weekly from the paycheck of a hand, a $400-a-week single person could pay SO angle worker earning $600 a week and claiming may. in later life, be the seat of surgery function very well within cents more each week. The head of a six- monthly coat for tbt program's supplementary ceHular changes. Thii, however, ii the limits of their capacity. It is medical Insurance will rb» from $14.80 to $15.58. two allowances. Using the bracket tables, which member family at $500 would have $1.30 more a U66 are rounded to whole dollars for extremely ran. obvious that overexertlon puts an withheld each week. • • -Increases In Veterans Administration ben- Yet your present objective ihould added burden on the remaining long. simplicity, would result in $151 withholding Social Security taxes are rising to7.0 5 percent efit* will bxlude a M percent rise in be to find out why your daughter Yet these people find their own The amount of Income tax - but not Social of the first $39,600 earned, up from 6.7 percent persists In this habit. It mint be limits and stay within them. They Security tax-withheld varies with the number of the first $37,800 earned in 1(84. That means eranfand their dependents, with new monthly obvious to you that this represents can function productively If they of allowances claimed. An allowance Is the same the maximum any covered worker will pay In benefits ranging from $1,295 for a veteran with tome psychological need. It is know those limits and respect them. as the penenal income-tax exemption; for 1985. 1965 will be $2,971 80, compared with $2,512.60 100 percent disability down toH I for oat with evidently a "nervous habit" that that Is $1,040 or HO per weak. A ttOfra week Of course, their return to com- last year. Employers will match employees' 10 percent disability , might be analogous to a tic of the worker with a wife and two children qualifies for plete activity depends entirely on shares. Returning to income taxes, consider the eyes, nail biting, or constant picking the nature of the surgery and the at least four allowances, which would exempt of the face. Income taxes are dropping because a INI law married worker with a wife who doesn't work $80 per week from withholding. reason why it was performed. that automatically adjusts the tax system for outside the borne and two children, a 1984 wage Additional allowances are permitted tor one- Persistent nagging or pressure to It Is quite remarkable bow well inflation each year is going Into effect for the of $500 a week and average taxdeductions . If earner families if 90 percent of their wages desist are not the answer to her patients live and function after such first time. The aim of the law Is to halt "bracket he is given a 4.1-percent pay raise In IMS to comes from one job and for workers who Itemize problem. In fact, such pressure may surgery creep" — the side-effect of the progressive offset 1964 Inflation, his income taxbil l will rise deductions. Allowances are claimed by filing a only reinforce her desire to continue SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH: Income-tax structure that pushes workers Into from $2,218 to $2,309 -i toe same 4.1-percent Form W-4 with the employer. with it. Many people simply refuse to admit higher taxbracket s when they get pay raises Increase as his wages. Without Indexing, be With patience, understanding, and that their hearing is impaired. They that compensate them for rising prices. would pay $2,398 In 1986 - or 6.4 percent more Adjusting income taxes for inflation will perhaps psychological support from result in the 11,040 personal exemption (or 1986 constantly accuse those who sur- The Income-tax reductions are small because than in 1984. oae who Is especially trained, the (up from $1,000), a $3,540 standard deduction for round them of mumbling. They Inflation was low - 4.1 percent - during the 12 habit will stop. joint returns (up from 13,400), a $2,390 standard refuse to accept responsibility for months that ended last Sept. 30. But Social Security taxes are not Indexed to their hearing impairment and thus deduction for single persons (up from $2,300), Psychological testing may reveal The automatic adjustments are known as offset inflation. So thai BOO* week worker's an area of frustration or emotional cheat themselves of the possibility total federal tax bill will rise to $4,143 In IMS, and widened brackets so that more income will of getting help with amplification. indexing. Without it, a big chunk of a worker's be taxed at lower rates. conflict that induces her to continue cost-oMiving raise would be swallowed up by a compared with $3,893 in 1984. with this cheek biting habit. Well- Hearing aids are remarkably trained psychological observers can effective in specially chosen cases. interpret these tests and can often Those who purchase a hearing aid pinpoint an area that is responsible should use it on a trial basis for at Understanding arms control jargon for this behavior. least a month or six weeks. Only If oae Imag is removed, can a then can they tell if that aid Is Maneuverable Re-entry vehicle persea continue to live a indeed beneficial. Then and only WASHINGTON (AP) - It's — This is the same as ABM. the MX missile In which the missiles jargon, it's arcane and It's the Boost phase - Generally the first, would be hooted in silos so close (MARV) - System which enables active Ufe? - Miss G.T., then should a final purchase of a warheads to change direction after Dear Miss T: hearing aid be made. language you've got to know if you main-powered stage of a rocket's together so that Incoming warheads would knock each other out, leaving they are released from the bus. The removal of one lung is known Dr. Column welcomes questions want to know what they're talking night During the boost phase, a about when they're talking about missile is most vulnerable to attack, some MX weapons to retaliate. Mlnuteman - The 1,090 Mimite- as pneumonectomy. Lobectomy is (rom readers. Please write to him In man missiles comprise the heart of the term used for the removal of a care of this newspaper. nuclear arms control. according to proponents of the U.S. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) — For many, the debate has often "Star Wars" plan. The Intense burst of elec- the U.S. land-based nuclear force. been confusing because of the Bus — The part of a nuclear tromagnetic radiation produced by Multiple Independently technical terms involved. The de- missile which carries the warheads an atomic emploslon. Targetable Re-Entry Vehicle bate restarts Jan. 7 when Secretary after it separates from the engines, Fallout — The mass of radio- (MIRV) - System of loading more Put '85 to good use of State George Shultz and Soviet or boosters. active particles from the cloud of than one nuclear warhead onto a Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Circular Error Probable (CEP) debris resulting from a nuclear missile. As you grow old, you recognize meet In Geneva, Switzerland. blast. MX - Missile Experimental that months and years are artificial — A measurement of the accuracy ^9 «* ^BLHere's a look at some of the terms of warheads from nuclear missiles. First Strike - A first attack with Officially named the "Peace- divisions of time for man's conve- atomic weapons. This phrase Is keeper." this weapon is designed to nience. And you are less certain that are sure to turn up then, and The CEP Is a circle in which half the TIME what they mean: warheads are supposed to land. usually used to mean a disabling replace some of the Minuteman and that, in the eyes of God, time has first strike, in which one side tries Titan missiles. Congress hat any particular meaning at all. Anti-ballistic missile system Command, Control, Communica- OF (ABM) — A system of radars and tions and Intelligence (C-S-l) — The to knock out the enemy's weapons, authorized 21 of the 100 missiles Perhaps it has become inconve- missiles which is designed to de- system of controlling and using or a pre-emptive first strike, in President Reagan wants, despite nient to think of time in terms of YOUR stroy attacking nuclear missiles nuclear weapons, including early which one side fires because It fears critics who say it is vulnerable to numbers. So, rather than making warning and firing of missiles. Imminent attack. attack resolutions and tooting, horns, we Anti-ballistic Missile Treaty - A LIFE First Use - The initial use of National Technical Means (NTM) just sort of sleep and slide into the U.S.-Soviet treaty negotiated in 1972 Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty nuclear weapons as an escalation of - Phrase arising from the SALT new yey.llke "« do into another day as part of the overall Strategic (CTBT) — The long-stalled proposal a local, or tactical, battle. The treaties and meaning the use of in the same year. Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT). to completely ban all nuclear tes- The ABM treaty limits the number ting. Open air tests are banned by Soviets have pledged no first use, surveillance satellites, aerial re- I remember about 40 years ago of ABM systems each side Is the 1963 Limited Test Ban Treaty, but the United States and its NATO connaissance and seismic sensors to when I comforted myself with the permitted to have. but underground testing is per- allies refuse to make such a prom- monitor compliance with arms con- hope that I might be around by 1980 reach unfulfilled ambitions. It mitted. ise, reserving the right to use trol treaties. The eights and nines sounded brings a chance to learn something Anti-satellite weapons (ASAT) — Weapons designed to knock out Conventional — Non-nuclear atomic weapons to halt a Soviet Neutron bomb — A nuclear strange then, but today they are you never knew before. Unless you attack in Europe. weapon designed to destroy by the nitvral. I wonder about seeing the remain in your cubbyhole, it will enemy satellites. The Soviet ASAT weapons. is a small satellite which nears the Counterforce — Strategy phrase Hardened Target — A target use of a pulse of radiation which is IUI.I of the century and how it will probably introduce you to new stronger than normal from an be to date a letter with a twenty. people. There will be variations In target and then explodes while the meaning a nuclear attack against an which has been hardened against U.S. weapon is a small rocket fired nuclear attack, for example, by atomic weapon. A neutron bomb An older person is inclined to look music, literature, and art. There enemy's military targets. from an F-15 jet. Countervalue — Strategy phrase adding more concrete to protect kills people, but leaves structures on the next year with a little fear will be winners and champions in standing. your favorite sports once again. Airborne Warning and Control meaning a nuclear attack against an missile silos. As targets become because sprouting time for aches harder, attacking weapons must be North American Air Defense aad losses is here. Weather and Some news development you have System (AW ACS) - A plane packed enemy civilian populations, such as with radars and listening devices cities. more accurate. Command (NORAD) - The U.S. economic conditions do not necess- been eagerly awaiting will happen. system which has the responsibility arily get a great deal better in the Predictions such as these can be which enable it to identify far-off Cruise missiles — Missiles which Intercontinental Ballistic Missile planes. are relatively slow and low-flying, (ICBM) - A nuclear missile with for warning of attacks on the United year to come and It Is more guaranteed. States and its allies. satisfying to not expect them to get Ballistic missile - Any missile penetrating under an enemy's radar enough range to reach from conti- If you want to resolve something nent to another. better, because then you are so easy to keep, resolve to use the which, after it is fired, returns to and following the terralr at treetop Nuclear freeze — The general happy if they do. additional time rather than just Earth on a free-fall trajectory with height. There are several types: air- Kiloton - A measurement of term used by opponents of the arms launched (ALCM), which are fired nuclear weapons yield, equivalent to But, regardless of how old you spend it. Make a list of things you no ability to control where It lands. race who want a halt to the would like to do and experience! you Ballistic missile defense (BMD) from planes; sea-launched (SLCM), 1,000 tons of TNT The atomic bomb producing, testing and deployment are, the year ahead Is best looked which are fired from surface ships dropped on Hiroshima was about 16 upon as a time of opportunity. It Is would like to have. Set a schedule of new weapons. for attainment. Then set about or tubs; and ground-launched kilotons. a year-end gift rather like those (GLCM), which are fired from land. boxed jams and jellies with a jar for getting what you want. Launch-under-attack — The pol- Nuclear winter — The phrase each season — winter, spring, Reagan Deterrence — the doctrine which icy of launching nuclear weapons used todescrib e one predicted effect Go Into the new year in good after an attack by enemy missiles Is summer, autumn. Each has Its own condition. Tone up your health so says a potential enemy will not of nuclear weapons. Tbt wplostoaa distinctive flavor. You open each jar I continued) attack because of the threat of confirmed, but before the enemy would throw vast amounts of debris you can enjoy your activities. missiles hit. with expectation and finish it just Use New Year's Eve to think out negotiators, and sub-groups that unacceptably high damage in re- Into the atmosphere, blockia, Mutual Assured Destruction weary enough of the same taste to your campaign. You are never too each would tackle a specific arms turn. sunlight from rifhliig Earth ana (MAD) - The doctrine of deter- look forward to the next. old for any of this. You can just be systems. Decoy warhead — a dummy thus lowering the temperatures. rence which holds that neither side too young to appreciate It. Previous US -Soviet talks on warhead which has some charac- The year ahead is more time to will start a nuclear war because it reducing nuclear weapons broke off teristics of a real warhead. It It Overkill - Possession of more designed to throw off defenders. can't knock out enough enemy weapons than needed to destroy all a year ago as the Soviets protested weapons to escape uaetiULtiuii U.S. deployment of new Pershing 2 Dense Pack — A basing plan for enemy targets. and cruise missiles In Western Baby food conserved Europe. DEAR HELOISE: Reagan played golf yesterday st I am writiag to mothert who feed the private course on Annenberg's Man is charged in bombing the baby directly trem the baby food 200-acre estate and attended tosom e J" paperwork, according to a state- I continued) Anti-abortionists picketed Per- Conroy said the arrest was made The reasoa baby feed lieelfies Is HINTS ment Issued by the White House menter's office during the summer, in "record time." ATF committed a became saliva breaks dewa the press office. combined $375,000 in damage at The but stopped In September and national response team of 10 agents, —trUali la the feed. The problem FROM Reagan, who has spent the New Ladles Center and the offices of Drs. focused their protests oa The Ladles from throughout the South to the caa be eliminated aad yea woa't Year's holiday here for about 18 Bo Bagenholm and William Per- Center. Anti-abortion leaders cited probe They were joined by about 20 waste feed if the amoaat of toad the HELOISE years, .was dining with a group of old menter The faculties were within (he center's ownership by thstate e and local investigators. baby Is getag to eat Ii transferred to fronds at the country club last two miles of each other. A4lAf1\l'*v4afttO •VOwftCO 0 OOtTVfi'ttUUly But, director of Our Father's a diah aad the baby Is fed from this night. The Ladles Center had moved to Health Cantor, Inc., which alto House, a home for unwed mothers, I el directly from the jar. - He was returning to Washington its new building after the June » offers abortions at other clinics. and the Rev. David Shofner ef tat on Wednesday, after stopping in Los bombing. i The Christmas Day attacks Watt PensacoU Baptist Church, led Mothers please take heed of this Angeles for a meeting with brought to at least 24 the number of picketing at all three faculties Information. If you feed baby right grease, let it sit far s few miaates Japanese Prime Minuter Yasuhlro Permenter has said he will no bombings and anon attacks upon Sbofner said the arrest of Goldsby out of the Jar, saliva could con- aad, la ae time flat, the grease will Nakasone. longer perform abortions because such faculties around the nation this would dear the names of anti- taminate any leftover food in the start to settea aad yea eaa wipe It be Is having trouble finding a year. abortion protesters. Jar. You certainly don't want to off deaa with a rag. Reaper? teaay building to rent. Bagenholm said ha Arrests now have beta made In 12 "If it's ban. I'm glad they catght shortchange that beautiful baby by stabhera areas. - Patricia Rogoff plans to offer abortlrns hi a week or of the incidents, Including ail five the person," Sbofner saH. "It'll not giving him or her nutritious We tried this on a deep fryer and Jersey two at a temporary office. prior to this year, Conroy said. take the preseure off at." food. - Heloise it dissolved the grease. Some of the I t great klat to: hand soaps are a little abrasive so (coatlayed) to. P.O. Bex W68. Saa do be careful not to scratch the finish. - Heloise mercial space, a restaurant, hotel , TX 78111 and marina on mostly unused water- High hopes for the new year RETURNABLE GIFTS front land. DearHeMse: I wen m a depart- STOP THE PANIC «— M. of •MM store sad thought I'd let yen Dear HeMte: Whca my first child The other Is a $10.2 million aid *(coattoaea) backwards," be laid. was bora five years ago, a Mead request for Keenly, N.J., where the unWt) JfMT FQaMHaTS BBBW BW JPM CBBBI plan Is to renovate the abandoned nuke things a little easier far teU me le bay a red washcloth for But Keen, who has not announced if ho will run a special rsasea; Ne matter what Western Electric plant into X.I for re-election In November, would not divulge if ta age a persea la, she said, whca that million square feet of Industrial planned to continue that effort hi 1866. east* w we store re- parse•*>• • s seas stood, paste strikes. space. Jersey City Mayor Gerald McCam was not thy On July 11, (h* Far Hills resident who rrtllskes are wedding girts. The •***•If ye• a wipe a tktoaed kaee or cat "UDAGs are not supposed to be about announcing bis immediate political ambmeos Forbes magaHae was hospitalised torsevens** ? i that they dMa't know _"r wtt* a red doth, however, the used to finance the relocation of jobs One of his resolutions Is tob e re-elected. The other attar hit motorcycle skidded whfl* ta was touring were freas ear stare. from one distressed area to la to "gets baseball team" far New Jersey, to said. Olaoitr NationalPark la aortmfttton aVxetam i things se taeeh slsaptisrs Its the cater aad —«•- -• ** - •* bleed a child dsasa'l sse doesn't another." Paul A. Crete*, New York McCaans city la on* of several sites ratsrttily suffered brakea rita. s collapsed tang - -"ill Hi City's finance commissioner, said ottng eyed py tne new Jersey antrts ant un^snttioa aad abrasions aaate ef the stare ea the Meant •*•» last week. a nod from the they ripped off the price. TWs After the cat isi rliaasd. pat aa Using that argument, New York Legislature to build a baseball stadium aad recruit tavealetafl* ea It, Uss H, aad all • well. - Mary Camhre City filed for a permanent injunction a major league team to play hi it You're right. I think the sight of In federal court In Manhattan last Among other notabi* residents of the state, Albert That's aa excellent idea. I hope Thursday, seeking to Mock s separ- A. Marks Jr. said, "I will do my best to avoid everyone starts doing this when they Wood makes everyone think a cut U Ms worse than It really hi! - ate $8 million federal grant that has problems with the Miss America Pageant," He was aot injured In tta tscond aeddtat are giving a gift. • been awarded for work on the RANGE HOOD Heloise Marks, the pageant's executive director, was Marvta Creamer, tta Pitman resident whose sail proposed Harborside commercial aUudtag to the scandal that arose la I MOT warn a: Yea around tta world without modtra atvtgaUoaal aids MOP-UP SPONGES project In Jersey City. N.J tat reigning queen. Vanessa WlUiai » of New Yen, ended in 1884. said. "My New Year's rtooosUea t r way te eieaa a "raagc head" Dear Masslsa: If yea ase speages | .fc » . . - - - a "New York's Harborside legal became the tett winner In the n gaaat't OVyetr ^ fftteraa^Bi $at ktnk 8a« t>«aw a at Ike hitches) smk, after they action could well put this whole hlttory to raUaquhdi tarcrow n aft r atae alftant ^Crenm^ttl. tta book wxi tatkel t*M MPV •>•«*•>• IOT wMoVm, m •n question before the courts," of her appeared la a men's nnMsanm- ' Hrmty Catherine RandMt, director of New Tat 72-year-old Mutt, who bat run the pageant Use a sstortisak aad • • - | nBjhailBial —**'-- h-rt nr - for » yean, added another ilinaillM profeasor said ta does net have a JwTWmj I BuUU/Utg OIIK* Ipfrv, PW* pvbUabtr dieted last week. 'Ta going to ttott iianthtj' my birthdays NUBBIN ' fW^BWl MONDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1964 m • fcjjkla eaaf aaMtaBBstl SI MEEEEEEB) waf II NUfteae Moa |avp> - oaun lenda. 10-4 amy you ere at Meat iiyaanoM end •e nntfy tv weftt. NURSES » at*, up. eat 111 law. 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