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E Y E O N Lo C a L C Rim E IN THE NEWS B e h i n d t h e R a i n b o w SERVING ABERDEEN,HAZLET, KEYPORT AND MATAWAN P a g e 3 AUGUST 17, 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 33 Carden State Arts Center... The toughest ticket in to w n BY CANDY TRUNZO Staff Writer he Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel is an open-air theater that has brought performing artists from Bennett T to Bolton to Buffett to our back yard. But when it comes to buying tickets, some Bayshore residents believe it’s anything but neighborly. “We provide their fire, police and medical services,” asserts Beth Gorin of Holmdel who was shut out of seats to Crosby, Stills and Nash and James Taylor concerts this month. “You would think they would notify us first.” That’s unlikely, even though it’s true that the township does provide emergency services to the Arts Center — and the Arts Center is exempt from paying any taxes to the township. But local fans would at least like to think they are getting a fair shot at buying tickets to hear the hottest performers. Instead, many are frustrated by time-consuming ticketing procedures as Roland Woolson, (running in center), completes the rowing leg of the Ironman competition at the well as the inability to buy those most coveted concert seats — Sandy Hook Lifeguard Tournament on Thursday. See story, page 38. at least through legitimate channels. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Last year, when Jeannie Nuwel of Union Beach learned on the radio that Jimmy Buffett was going to appear at the Arts Center, she says she “went coconuts.” She wasted no time get­ ting on the phone to order her seats. But even though she got through three hours after the tickets went on sale, she had no Eye on local crim e luck. Nuwel ended up buying tickets through a scalper, who BY MARILYN DUFF There is mounting concern at the state level, how­ charged $150 for the pair of seats, instead of what she recalls ever, about an increase in murders, which rose six was the legitimate charge of $60. Staff W riter percent in 1993, and the rising number of juveniles According to Nuwel, who is something of a Buffett fanatic rime decreased slightly in 1993, both charged with that crime. (subscribing to his newsletter, the “Coconut Telegraph,” and statewide and nationwide, according to fig­ Murder charges were filed against 63 juveniles in frequently phoning into an 800-number that reports on Buffett’s C ures released recently by the New Jersey 1993, compared to 54 in 1992. antics), Buffett was so angry that so many of his grass roots fans State Police. Gov. Whitman has created an Advisory Council Continued on page 12 In The Independent’s circulation area, all towns on Juvenile Justice to review the entire system and except Aberdeen and Matawan followed that trend. recommend major reforms, according to a news re­ Both towns had small increases in violent crimes lease from the state police. and greater increases in non­ Crime in Monmouth violent crimes, according to County also decreased in the 1993 NJ State Police FOCUS: 1993. ' Uniform Crime Report A look at the crime that Countywide there was a released Aug. 3. marked increase in domestic The report includes data hits close to home violence cases, however — on four violent crime cate­ Stories on pages 6 - 7 5,064 compared to 4,308 the gories — murder, rape, rob­ previous year. bery and aggravated assault — and three non-violent Besides the index categories, the report includes crime categories — burglary, larceny and motor figures on arson, domestic violence and bias crime. vehicle theft. Figures are submitted monthly by all state law The total number of these crimes make up the enforcement agencies, including colleges. total crime index. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, report­ Keyport showed an increase in violent crimes, ed a total of 105 crimes last year, including: 99 larce­ while Hazlet, Holmdel and Middletown showed nies, four motor vehicle thefts, and two burglaries. It drops in both violent and non-violent crimes. had no violent crimes. 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