M tea Bight lo Ufe hat atti was* brie the ageacy'i (H,7M community edaeitka nro- —itt Cswft Uaatad Way acocy, wttli the coaM—d ParsMhosd'i abortion coa ig otrvke, Ms plinned grsm, accordhaj to Maitae Brtwa. i that the famUy plaining srganlaUoti use United Gea. Fryereutn, of Locust, It director of commute* abortion clinic, and iU «i education program risawd Piraathooa It OM S/ U agssdei tUtod to fat t *•>fcrttlor ft* commtiilty education profram osly. UOM, public education, appeals aw) fmdiag for CalkoHc "We are tpnnoji lo Planned Parenthood getting any AareofUalledWay funds tail year United Way hopes to "I wmU csrtalsly believe Plained Parenthood will be BeKef Services, tke overset! aid and development afesry part of the take," John T. Hemhauer of Leonardo, county raise W.HI hcfore its current fusd drive winds down is Right to Ule prasHswt, laid of United Way'» attribution of nad-Ftansry «Mtf wriawdtt," Ma) Qta. Paul A Feyerttoei (USA of Ike Untted Stain Catholic Conference 1 »«t), Uaitod Way president, laid yesterday. i County Right to Ule Commute* hat fund* Mr. Hemhtuter wai quoted In yesterday ! Daily Right to Life prtstsre reportedly forced the outer of "0»r amagrmeut wti Planned Pareathood ttipulales Maatl to withhold donations from Puuasd Parssthood from the United Way In Gary, ladl Art dw OMMjv «ia b* wa4 lor cMBnuuKy •danUM That United Way union that fund raiting i Hawed Parenthood got fljm of the t4M,IM the county ass. one of Ihe does naUoaaJly whan Bight Is Ufe hat •OpuaUoa It a Uct of Ule, It's written into our agreement Planed Parenthood at a member agency. beeacamssigais* actively • The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 169 SHREWSBURY, N.J. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11,1979 15 CENTS Brookdale group gets back safely Students escape Jamaican civil disorders •y JOAN KAHN Late yesterday afternoon trip, were able to get through stranded tourists in a hotel, Yamello, who spoke to Detec- LINCROFT- Twenty wv Jamaican Ambassador Alfred the lines of demonstrators and free of charge until they were tive Hellmers Tuesday after- en vacationers arrived here Rattray told the Daily register reach the airport to take the abie to leave the country to- noon when the officer called late last night from a that affairs were back to nor- Air Jamaica plane as ori- day from to notify him about the Brookdale Community College mal on the island, with traffic ginally scheduled Among the returnees were delay sponsored trip to Jamaica, 24 moving freely and planes leav- The 27 vacationers, among two West Long branch police " He's upset because he hours after civil disorders pre- ing on schedule. hundreds of tourists whose officers who were expected can't get back," said Capt vented the group from leaving Demonstrations on Tues- trips were held up by the dis back at their posts yesterday, Yamello, who noted that De the tropical island on schedule day, the day the Brookdale orders, wen- all staying at a but instead had to notify their tectlve Helmers said the group Parents and relatives of the tour group was slated to return luxury campground," Straw- superior officers of the change was being housed in a very stranded tourists, many of to the United Slates, blocked berry Fields," The 16 who re In plans. elaborate hotel, with all the whom were Brookdtle College the road to Sandster Inlerna turned on schedule were Detective Joseph Hellmers, other guests in suits and ties, students, were notified Tues- tional Airport, preventing the billeted at the "Seascape Vil- his wife, and two children, and while the Brookdale group, day by college officials of the 27 tourists and others from lage," lownhouse accommoda- Patrolman Frank Magglo fresh from their weeklong delay and were at the college gaining access to the airport tions were stranded on the island, camping experience, were at- to meet the returning vaca- 'Sixteen others in the group Meanwhile, thp Jamaican according to West Long tired In casual garb. that paid 1285 for the eight-day Tourist Board put up the Branch Captain Ralph Set Brookdale, sage I Countians give views of trouble •y MARK MAGYAR different story WAITING FOR A PLANE - Brookdale Community College students sun LINCROFT - Twentysev Gunmen attacked a police themselves, on the concrete sidewalk of Sandster International Airport, en Brookdale Community Col station at Kingston's National waiting for a flight to take them out of riot-torn Jamaica. Brookdale student lege students arose before Stadium late yesterday, killing William Osborne took this photo, but when he tried to take pictures of the dawn yeaterday morning and a policeman and a home barricades in the roads, Jamaican police threatened to confiscate his film. sped through the Jamaica guardsman and wounding a darkness to reach the island's third officer, the Associated only airport before machete Press reported Demonstrat- carrying demonstrators re- ors roamed through the city, turned to barricade the roads and a woman was struck and Ordinance offered for another day of protests killed by a city bus driven by an "unauthorized person " The students waited around the chaotic airport for more Ml. Tlce and other than II hours before catching a Brookdale students described flight back to the United a Jamaica united in protest for administrator over the latest round of Stales, where a bus returned WILLIAM OSBORNE, DONNA TICE. Port ED SCHISSEL, Hoilet: By DAVID TURNER one of the goals of his adminis- Uahed In the boroughs general them to Brookdale al II p m , gasoline pnee increases and Edit Keonsburg "If WO Monmouth: "I stood "I don't blame the peo- expressed admiration for the tration, said that It was "no big salary ordinance one day late, but relieved to be triad to go through the there petrified with my ple. It's a poor country RED BANK - In a vote deal" lo introduce the or- Mr. Hintelmann described Jamaican people's refusal to mouth hanging open out of the riot-torn Island para lint, they wouid've killed and they can't afford that split along party lines, the dinance. He noted that the post the proposal at a "a very Im- take the price increases when we got to the bar- disc at all us. No doubt about that!" Increase. If they In- Borough Council last night would not be created until af- without a fight ricades and saw all those portant ordinance," and said creased gas to $3.00 a look the first step toward ter the council votes on for- that he would like to know "They're supposed lo be a borne. 24. of But Kcansburg machetes." gallon here, I'd park my creating a new post of borough mally adopting the ordinance more about tow much the Ptiolot by Carl Foriao backward people, but they "That's all people talked about car in the middle of the administrator after a public hearing set for borough would be spending on banded together and shut the whole time we were there ing by van and car on the 90 road too." The two Democratic coun- Jan. 24. the new administrator "I stood there petrified with down the country.' Ms Tice "Then on Monday the riot- mile trip" to Sandster Interna- oilmen attempted to table the The Democrats did not say Mayor Arnone urged the my mouth hanging open when pointed out "Americans ing started in Kingston," he tional Airport, near Montego they changed their minds and introduction of an ordinance if they would support or oppose council to adopt the proposal we got to the barricades Tues grumbled, but they waited in said Bay blocked the third car," he said establishing the new job, but the new job, when it comes up quickly, noting that there has day and saw all those line foui* or five hours to buy Jamaican authorities said The 16 students at Seascape "Those five students even- their motion was voted down fora final vote not been a regular borough machetes," said Donna Tire. gas." two persons were killed Mon Villas were closer, and they tually got to the airport by way by the Republican majority in Under the proposed or- clerk siqce the resignation late B, of Port Monmouth "We'd Forty-three Brookdale stu- day when riots broke out fol- hit the barricades before we of back roads, and all 16 got a 3 to 2 vote. The ordinance dinance, the administrator last year of Martin McCue. He heard the demonstrations dents arrived in Jamaica last lowing the government's an- did." Mr Osbome said "The back safely Tuesday night " was then formally introduced would be "the chief executive said the borough's office staff were confined to Kingston, but Tuesday for eight days of cam- nouncement that the price ol students told the demonstrat- The second contingent of 27 by an identidcal vote. officer" of the borough, with has been operating "short- they were all over the Island " ping, swimming and sightsee- gasoline would go up from ors that petitioning Is the Brookdale students got only 40 Councilmen Robert Marks responsibilities in matters of handed" recently. Jamaican Ambassador ing II W a gaUon to (2 N American way ot protesting, miles before they hit the and Thomas Hintelmann. both personnel, purchasing, federal In other business, the coun- Alfred Rattray told the Daily "Soon after we got there, The Brookdale students. 16 and made up a petition, which blockades. Democrats, said that they had and state grants, and other cil unanimously appointed Register yesterday that affairs rumors began spreading in the of whom were slaying in they all signed, supporting the "The road was filled with not had enough time to study areas.