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T Vol. 108 No. 113 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1985 25 CEN R 4 MONDAY Italian police say STATE Wanted: new prison airport terrorists The people of Fairfield Township hope they've found a novel way to bolster their economically ailing area — they want about 550 convicted felons to move to town. probably had help 5A were Palestinians, apparently avenging an * KHW eotnuoe Oct. 1 Israeli air strike against Palestine The Associated Press Liberation Organization headquarters in BUSINESS ROME - The four Palestinian terrorists Tunisia that killed at least 60 people. The who massacred travelers at Leonardo da terrorists' targets Friday were El Al Israeli Vinci Airport probably received substantial airline check-in counters, police said. Changes imminent help from accomplices who were linked to In Tripoli, the government of radical Arab Banking customers already contused other recent attacks in Rome, police said leader Moammar Khadafy called the airport by the array of new accounts yesterday. assaults "heroic" and "brave actions," the introduced in the last few years will An Italian newspaper also quoted a official news agency JANA said. It was see more changes soon in the way military intelligence chief as saying the Libya's first comment on the attacks. financial institutions pay interest rates terrorists were trained in Iran. The surviving terrorist from the Rome and charge fees for their savings and During his noon blessing in St. Peter's attack, Mohammad Sarham. told Domenico checking accounts. Square, Pope John Paul II condemned the Sica, an investigating judge, that he and the Friday morning attack in Rome and a near- three slain gunmen belonged to a PLO simultaneous onslaught at Vienna's faction headed by Abu Nida. He said the Schwechat Airport. group planned more terrorist actions in Five of the 15 people killed in Rome were Europe, judicial sources said. NATION Americans. Three suspected terrorists were Abu Nida) is the assumed name of Sabry among the dead. Italian officials said the al-Banna, a major opponent of PLO leader latest count shows nearly 80 people were Yasser Arafat. Tax changes injured, 10 seriously. Later yesterday, Sica told Sarham he had A new Internal Revenue Service tax- The youngest person slain. 11-year-old formally been charged with participating in American Natasha Simpson, was to be the massacre, with illegal arms transport processing system will allow the buried today in Rome after a Roman and other related charges, the news agency nation's 100 million federal income Catholic funeral. Also killed were four other ANSA reported. taxpayers to better track their returns Americans, three Greeks, two Mexicans, "From the one or two elements we have and refunds next year. one Algerian and an Italian. in hand we hope to discover the support that The Vienna raid killed two bystanders, an the terrorists certainly had in Rome," a 7A THE MEO8TER/MA MABK 0O8DN Austrian man and an Israeli woman, and one police official told reporters. The official, who demanded anonymity, said it was THE BEAR8I — Running back Jot Morris (20) of the Giants gains suspected terrorist The 47 people wounded included two men captured by police and "extremely probable" that accomplices Exchange of views yardage against the San Francisco 49er» in yesterday's 17-3 win at Giants held as terrorists. An Interior Ministry supplied the terrorists with guns. Stadium Having won the wild card contest, the Giants will head to Chicago spokesman said yesterday the two would Authorities gave no other details about the About 400 Americans and Soviets • to face the Bears next weekend. See story on pag* 1B. stand trial for murder, but gave no details. purported accomplices, except to say they who exchanged views on an Police in both countries said the terrorists See TERRORISTS. Page 2A intercontinental TV talk show agreed that they want peace but clashed on a number of issues. 7A Defeated freeholder plans to work behind scenes WORLD well as what he described as public misperceptions on Kramer had his pay hike rolled back several months after several issuesv.Arid he offered some advice, both (or the the board granted itself the raise, but he repeated his denial 'man who aeTeated him and'for the other four members of that the move was not a political expedient on his part Year-end roundup SPRING LAKE — On Thursday afternoon, after the the county's top governing body. Although he felt the 56 percent raise was excessive — As 1985 draws to a close we look county's annual reorganization meeting, Deputy Freeholder Kramer urged Narozanick to "tell the truth " Reflecting Kramer would have favored a raise to $19,000 or $20,000 — back on a year marked by natural Director Ray Kramer will return to his life as private on the bitter campaign, Kramer claimed Narozanick Kramer feels that criticism from residents and newspapers disasters, terroristic attacks, citizen Ray Kramer. "planted" supporters in the audience during debates to failed to note that the pay hike was the first one in 10 years. revelations of child abuse,a rich But the three-term freeholder, former Asbury Park confront Kramer with sharp criticism. And he maintained that he found there were numerous harvest ol spies and the passing of mayor and successful restaurateur says he has every To the remaining board members — Democrats Thomas issues of greater concern among the constituents he met screen legends, artists, business intention of staying in the political fray, even if it's only J. Lynch Jr. and John D'Amico Jr. and Republicans Harry with. giants and those who worked in large in a behind-the-scenes role. Larrison and Thomas J. Powers — Kramer said that the Another controversial issue tackled by the freeholders and small arenas for global Kramer, a Democrat, was defeated in his bid for a fourth "low-profile" freeholder job is a vital one. this year was the acquisition of hundreds of acres of understanding. non-consecutive term on the county Board of Freeholders "We got a pretty good county here, but you can't keep farmland around the Swimming River Reservoir, land that by Republican Theodore Narozanick, the former county that up without strong leadership," Kramer said developers hoped to use for a luxury golf course and 4Aand6A administrator and finance director, in the Nov. 5 elections. He also disputed the belief that the Democratic party is condominium project. Narozanick will be sworn in Thursday. dead, saying that he expected Rep. James Howard and Sen Kramer admitted that he felt the $15 2 million price tag Kramer's defeat — which he blames largely on the Bill Bradley, both D-NJ , to spearhead a major Democratic was too high for the 450-acre Marlu-Twitchell tract, in coattails effect of Republican Gov. Thomas H. Kean's rebound next year. Middletown and Holmdel, but said he was "just going along landslide re-election — has put political control of the One of the issues with strongest political fallout this year with the strong environmentalist sentiment." SPORTS county back in the hands of the GOP. Ever the party was the freeholders' controversial decision to raise their Since 1975, after about 40 years of predominantly loyalist, Kramer believes Republican control does not bode salaries by 56 percent, from $16,000 to 125,000 per year. The Republican domination of the county government, power well for the residents of Monmouth County. pay hike came under sharp criticism in the local press, and has shifted back and forth between the two parties. During During a telephone interview yesterday, Kramer, 67, a group of citizens unsuccessfully launched a campaign to the past 10 years, according to Kramer, it has been the remembered some major accomplishments of his tenure as have the issue put before the public in the form of a Democrats who have demonstrated more "innovative" freeholder. He also recounted some disappointments, as referendum. See KRAMER. Page 3A Hazlet police nab suspect in burglary investigation In both break-ins, residents were asleep when Brown entered the homes. Mullins The Register stated. Mullins added that Brown said that during the burglaries he had walked passed HAZLET — A suspect was arrested a sleeping person on a couch, used a Friday in connection with some of the bathroom and taken some soup from one Break Time burglaries which have plagued Hazlet this home. month, police said yesterday Mullins said that police will continue their All -American defensive tackle Leslie Joseph J. Brown, 19, Branch Street, Union O'Neal of Oklahoma State takes a questioning of Brown to determine whether Beach, was charged with two counts of he was involved in any additional break-ins. break between drills as the Cowboys burglary, two counts of theft and two counts By the third week of December, at least prepare for tonight's Gator Bowl of attempted burglary stemming from 16 homes were burglarized in Hazlet. clash with December burglaries and break-in attempts the Florida State Seminoles. Although Holmdel police also reported an unspecified at homes on Rothbard and Stone roads, said number of additional burglaries on the the Cowboys' camp was a cool 34 Hazlet Patrolman John R. Mullins. Hazlet border, and lawmen have been degrees, the action was hot enough Mullins, the arresting officer in the case investigating a link between the crimes. to warrant a cold drink. and a six-year veteran of the police force, Brown is the first suspect arrested in said that Brown was picked up by Hazlet connection with any of the burglaries in the police at the Dunkin Donuts on Route 36 at two municipalities. 4:10 a.m. Friday and charged with under- The Hazlet break-ins resulted in the theft aged drinking in public. Under questioning of property worth approximately $100,000. that morning, Brown said that he could Incidents have also been reported on Molly provide information regarding the Hazlet Pitcher Drive, Fleet wood Drive, Spruce burglaries, said Mullins. Street, Appleton Drive, Fir Place, Dover INDEX Brown returned to police headquarters Court, Monterey Drive and Hazel Place. The Friday night and underwent further ques- Holmdel break-ins occurred in the town- tioning by Mullins, Lt. Robert Mulligan and ship's Old Manor section. Sgt. John Allen, Mullins said. BUSINESS 6B Holmdel police had said that the Old At the Friday evening session, Brown CIASSIFIED 10B Manor burglaries resembled the Hazlet provided a statement to the three officers in incidents in that most of the break-ins have COMICS 7B which he admitted to burglarizing a CROSSWORD 9B occurred at the same time of the day and Rothbard Road home on Dec. 17 and a Stone the homes were entered in a similar way. ENTERTAINMENT 9B Road home in the middle of the night of Dec. HOROSCOPE 12A Jewelry, cash and miscellaneous property 4-5, Mullins stated. Brown also admitted to were stolen from residences in both munici- LIFESTYLE 10A attempting to enter two other homes on palities. OBITUARIES 9A Rothbard Road on Dec. 17, the patrolman OPINION 1 8* However, unlike in Holmdel where only sail one home at a time was burglarized in a 24- SPORTS ...i,.] IB At the burglarized Rothbard Road home hour period, in Hazlet up to four homes have TELEVISION \/. 9B more than $400 in cash was stolen, and a car been burglarized on the same street in a day. THE REGISTER/CAROLINE COUIG YOUR TOWN 8B and approximately $70 in cash were stolen MARSHALL RELAXES — Marshall Mizrahi, 5. relaxes atop a caterpillar |ungle from the Stone Road residence, Mullins Bail has yet to be set for Brown who has gym alter climbing up there yesterday morning. The jungle gym is in Van Court stated. None of the cash has been recovered been released by police on his own Park near Marshall's home in Elberon. Tifcy'i Wlwn but the car was found, the patrolman said. recognizance, Mullins said. ' Check page 5A and see if your number has been selected in the' Bring the bunch for brunch. Steak Clam Hut 872-0909 Open New RN's. ON'*. LP\ s. Aides Ex- Flowers*Kru11 Baskets'Giits Sfiiu Register's Social Security contest. It eggs to Lobster Benedict. We Year's Eve & New Year's Day plore the .opportunities See the something nice to show you care have it all on New Year's Day. Regular menu. Nursing Medical Directory in The Direciory of Florists is on the Bahrs Rest. Hinds. 872-1245. today's Classified section. Obituary Page 2A The Begitltr MOMMY. DECEMBER 30, 1985 Terrorists PEOPLE Continued from Page 1A terrorists were trained in Iran and enough to deplore such criminal ter of Victor Simpson, news editor of were believed still at large In Italy. had stopped off in Damascus, Syria, actions, in the face of which, the The Associated Press Imreau In Other police, also speaking on before traveling to Italy. He did not conscience of every civilized person Rome, who was wounded with his 8- condition of anonymity, said they elaborate. is horrified." year-old son Michael In the attack. Western intelligence officials have , believe the accomplice! were the John Paul, speaking in Italian, same ones who helped carry out two long considered fundamentalist Iran The other Americans killed were: a training ground for Middle East called on "every citizen and es- Don Maland, SO, New Port Richey. attacks in Rome last September. pecially the leaders to join forces to On Sept. 25, a bomb explosion terrorists. Fla ; Elena Tomarello, (7, Pit- The pope, his voice rising in anger, form a barrier against the spread of tsburgh; Frederick. Gage, 29, killed a woman employee and in- violence." jured 13 people at the offices of told about 30000 people yesterday Madison, Wis . and John Buonocore. British Airways. Nine days earlier, that "There are no words strong Natasha Cimpvin woi iho (tough- 20. Wilmington, Del. a hand grenade attack on a crowded cafe on nearby Via Veneto wounded 39 people. Police arrested and charged two Palestinians in the attacks. Peoria proud to be 'typical' again Three claims of responsibility, none verified, have been made for The city's unemployment rate has with "a good mix of people." PEORIA, III (AP) - Peoria's the airport attacks. One was made to gone down and the rest of the nation mayor is busting out with pride that, a Malaga, Spain, radio station Fri- now closely mirrors Peoria's cable- "It's a real good cross-section of once again, his city is outstandingly, day, in the name of Abu Nidal. television situation, said Weinblatt. the Americas," he said. "When we Another was made Friday evening to ah, average. lost that designation ... obviously it "Peoria's always been a great Maloof, mayor for the past eight an Italian news agency, but the name months, described Peoria as a city was a blow to us." of his group could not be understood. city, and we're back on the move In Beirut, Lebanon, yesterday a again," Mayor Jim Maloof previously unknown group calling proclaimed in a telephone interview itself the "Arab Guerrilla Cells" last night. Carol Charming claimed responsibility. "Will it play in Peoria?" was the 9 killed in crashes Reconstructing the massacre in Nixon-era benchmark of Middle instruments, said Olsen. Rome, investigators said the America's values until two years Together at last Palestinian gunmen took a taxi to ago, when Dancer Fitzgerald Sam- The Associated Press The pilot had filed a flight plan in ple, a New York City-based advertis- Ontario, Calif., listing his desti- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Carol the airport. Once in the terminal, Small planes crashed in a field in Gorsldino Page they threw two hand grenades and ing agency, dropped the west-central Utah and on a highway near Seattle nation as Salt Lake City, said Olsen. Charming, the platinum blond star of Illinois community from its list of A spokesman for the FAA in Spit "Hello. Dolly!" says "South Pa- fired an estimated 180 shots from yesterday, killing nine people, she first played the aging movie star automatic rifles into crowds at the preferred test markets. authorities said. Lake City said the plane took off cific" star Mary Martin, her long- in "Sweet Bird of Youth," has Suddenly, the city of 120,000 was from Bracket! Field in Laverne, time friend, "was born with high El Al, TWA and Pan Am check-in A single-engine Cessna 210, on repeatedly played older women on counters. no longer typical. approach to Salt Lake City' Inter- Calif., which is near Ontario The energy." stage and screen identities of the victims were not Italian police and four Israeli The agency said Peoria had an national Airport, went down in West The two Broadway queens team "Now I don't have to work so hard exceptionally high unemployment immediately known, Olsen said. up next year in a new play entitled guards attached to El Al responded Valley City, about five miles south of because I am the age I've been with pistol and submachine-gun fire, rate and its television viewing the airport, killing all six people Flight controllers at the airport - what else •»• "Legends!" Written portraying for so long," Miss Page, market had been diluted because of by James Kirkwood. the Pulitzer they said. aboard, said Carl Olsen, duty officer said there was normal radio contact who is married to actor Rip Torn, a huge influx of cable television Prize-winning author of "A Chorus Late yesterday, state-run RAI at the Federal Aviation Adminis- with the pilot minutes before the told the Daily News in a recent hookups. tration's office in Seattle. Line." the play is about two movie interview. "But I like playing these television said experts believe the crash, said Campbell. legends and longtime rivals who are Israeli security agents killed two "Peoria was ahead of its time with After the crash, the ground was characters because there's so much cable," said Ira Weinblatt, senior "The plane then fell off the radar brought together In star in a Broad- raw material in lives that are long terrorists, and Italian police killed littered with ski equipment. Wit- screen. There was no emergency the third and wounded the fourth. vice president and director of media nesses saw the plane flying very low, way show and complicated." broadcast from the aircraft before At least, one Israeli guard was planning for Dancer. "And that's not and told officers its engine was :"We hate each other," Miss what we like." impact," he said. Charming said of the characters. among those still hospitalized, police sputtering, said police Chief David Portman bucked trend said. Now, however, the agency has Campbell. Connie Gamble, police The FAA and city police were "We've been terrific rivals; she put investigating the cause of the crash. ipecac in my coffee every morning ATLANTA (AP) — Architect John Officials said the terrorists prob- restored Peoria to its latest edition clerk, said at least one witness said on one film so I was sick every day." Portman, who revolutionized hotel ably arrived in Italy by sea, with at of "Guide to Test Marketing," after the plane came apart as it ap- In Washington state, a plane design in the 1960s when he in- least two of them using Moroccan deciding the city is once again proached the airport. crashed on Interstate 5 south of Unlike the characters they play, "average" enough to be included on the two actresses are good friends, troduced the soaring central atrium, passports with false names. The cloud ceiling at the time of the Seattle, killing three people and its list of 41 test-market cities. says Miss Channing. bucked the traditions of two indus- The leftist Rome newspaper La crash was about 800 feet and snarling traffic in both directions, "We've always wanted to get tries by working as his own real Repubblica quoted Adm. Fulvio But times have changed, and visibility extended for about 1 1/2 the Washington State Patrol re- together but we never have, even in estate developer. Martini, head of the military secret Peoria once again is becoming miles, safe enough to fly relying on ported. a. benefit or anything," she said. "I made a very, very bold step, a service agency SISMI, as saying the typical. "Mary was born with high energy.... different step, when 1 was coming She comes at me like a tornado along as a young architect and It was Miss Martin who first read decided to be a developer, " said the the script and asked Miss Channing 61-year-old Portman. who has built The |t(.KM« clr WlkM'Batra 34 13 My Ancnoraga 32 30 cdy LaaVagaa 61 41 My Wilmington.Da 42 29 My Aa"a' a) at 1 A r-M FORT LEE, NJ *in#%iinj 45 n Coy 93-8777 Cdy Atlanta 51 26 cdy LoaAngaiat 75 M My Low - 12 Da ow laro al MalarJ City. I dano 1SSS Cantor Ava. .1.. • 35 29 Atlantic City 43 30 cdy My The Register V. DECEMBER 30, 1985 LOCAL 3A New mayor Court gives sentences REEHOLD - The following people have could be been sentenced in Superior Court F Superior Court Judge Burton L. Fundler sentenced an Aberdeen man to three yean probation for two counts of aggravated criminal sexual contact a woman Felix Pagan, 4a, of County Road, had pleaded guilty to the charge on Aug. It. A condition of the parole is that Pagan continue Alcoholics * TO LOW Anonymous meetings, report to his parole The Register ' officer, continue psychological counseling and cooperate with the state Division of Youth and MIDDLETOWN - High-ranking Family Services. sources in the township last night said Pagan was fined $300. plus (14 court costs, as they expect Committeewomao Olga well as ISO to the Violent Crimes Compensation Boeckel to be chosen as mayor at the Board. annual reorganization meeting Wednes- Superior Court Judge Alvin Y. Milberg day. sentenced the following: Boeckel, a Republican who is complet- A Belnur nun was given one years probation ing her tint year on the committee, would after he pleaded guilty to two counts of receiving succeed Mayor James F. Maher Jr., also stolen property in Howell. a Republican. Boeckel is the tint woman Richard J. McKay, 22, of Ocean Avenue, was to sit on the committee, and she would also fined $250 plus $14 court costs, as well as also become the flnt to serve as mayor. $60 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board Charges of burlary and theft pending against Although she would not comment either McKay were dismissed. way on the speculation that she will get A Sea Bright woman was given three years the nod from her fellow committee probation and orderd to serve 50 hours of members, Boeckel said she "would wel- community service after pleading guilty to come the opportunity to serve" in the conspiracy. event she is elected. Helen Rondholz, 22, of Church Street, was also Boeckel and Maher were successful fined $250 plus $14 court costs running mates in the 1984 election for three-year terms on the committee. Rondholz had worked as a clerk at the Division of Motor Vehicles in Matawan, and had Under the township's form of govern- participated in a scheme to give drivers' ment, the mayor is elected by the voters licenses to people who were not entitled to them. as one of five committee members The Donna O Donnell, of Manetta Drive, Point title of mayor is bestowed upon the Pleasant, was also given two yean probation, committee member who can gamer at fined $250 plus $14 court costs, and ordered to least three votes from the governing perform 40 hours of community service for her body's members While the mayor chain participation in the scheme. She was also fined the committee's meetings, with the power 125 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board. to call for votes and make various proclamations, the mayor's vote counts as A West Long Branch man was given three much as any other committeeman's. yean probation and ordered to perform 50 hours of community service for helping others to CommiUeeman Richard D. McKean, THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIG receive driven' licenses in toe scheme. who will be the lone Democrat on the TAKING A BREAK — Two seagulls take in a little sunshine yesterday morning while resting on the pilings Mara Stango, 22. of Dennis Street, was also committee after the beginning of the year, fined $290 phis $14 court costs, as well as $25 to said that "from past experience, it is near the Long Branch pier. the Violent Crimes Compensation Board. prudent to wait until Jan. 1." But he said be would "have no problems" with Superior Court Judge Michael D. Parren Boeckel becoming mayor. sentenced the following individuals: An Asbury Park resident was sentenced to 15 "We'll have the best mayor for the yean in state prison after his conviction for township, no matter who she is," McKean Reaction mixed to drug sentence bill armed robbery. said. He refused, however, to comment on speculation that he would be named "Any time you get maximized penal- Tracy Anderson. 23. of Asbury Park Village, codes in the nation, the Graves bill "is a deputy mayor. By HOPE BREED ties, you get problems." Kaye said must serve 7 1/2 yean of the sentence before step in the right direction.' and drug The Register dealing is "a serious problem and one that "Police don't charge them offenders* . be is eligible for parole. He was also fined $125 Maher could not be reached for com- judges don t prosecute them. It just to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board. ment last night. Committeman Paul Proposed legislation that would Impose should be addressed directly." mandatory prison sentences for drug doesn't work They proved it in New Anderson was convicted of armed robbery and Under refused to comment on the possible Anthony Muscillo, Public Safety Direc- York ' change of power, as did Republican dealers met with favorable reaction from two weapons charges on Oct. St. tor for Long Branch, agreed. "I think we Committeeman-elect Charles V. Carroll. policemen but only lukewarm reception need anything we can to get these drug Kaye was referring to similar legis- An Asbury Park man was sentenced to five from county law enforcement officials. pushers and dealers off the streets, and lation already in effect in New York State v»ars in state prison after pleading guilty to The committee members1 caution on Sponsored by state Sen Frank X anything that would put teeth into the law Current New Jersey law enables judges ' narcotics possession. discussing what will happen on New Graves, DPassaic, the bill would impose I would endorse wholeheartedly. ' he said. to impose a life sentence for one ounce of Year's Day 1966 is a reflection of what a mandatory 10-year prison term for But the proposed legislation was not any narcotic at least 3.5 percent pure Tony Maples, 32, of Asbury Avenue, was also happened on Jan. 1, 1964. anyone convicted of distributing more according to First Assistant Prosecutor fined $25 to the Violent Crimes Compensation what the County Prosecutors Association than an ounce of cocaine, heroin. LSD or Paul Chaiet. but the sentence is not Board. Charges of possession with intent to had in mind when it approached the Two years ago, Maher was expected to Angel Dust. Dealers selling to minors Senate, Monmouth County Prosecutor mandatory distribute were dismissed. gain the mayoral seat at the reorganiza- would be sentenced to a 20-year term, and John Kaye said. Rather, he said, they had If passed. Chaiet said, the proposed bill A county jail prisoner was given an additional tion meeting. However, former Mayor second offenders would face life imprison- asked the Senate to consider making the Robert Waller, a Republican, surprised would eliminate the chance for judges to five yean in state prison after pleading guilty ment under the bill narcotics code part of the criminal code, decide case-by-case what punishment to escape. Edward Anderson, 20, was fined $25 Maher and others in the township by The bill is expected to be high on the which would enable them to apply no- joining two Democratic committeemen in each defendant deserves Although Chaiet to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board. agenda when the new legislative session parole provisions of the criminal code to said he supports harsh punishment for voting against Maher. Then Waller joined begins Jan 14 Anderson, who was being brought to Freehold narcotics offenders offenders, the Graves bill eliminates with the two Democrats to elect himself Policemen contacted reacted favorably for questioning, escaped from custody on June Graves' proposed legislation. Kaye discretion and in some cases discretion is mayor. The same three then voted to elect to mandatory sentencing Union Beach 17, and wasn't recaptured until June 27. Farren Democratic Committeeman Richard V. said, would not fulfill that need but would needed " Acting Police Chief Michael Ennis said also sentenced him to five yean in state prison Kelly, who leaves office Wednesday, simply create a penalty difficult to that even though Monmouth County Graves could not be reached far . after pleading guilty to burglary charges deputy mayor. comment Anderson must now serve a total of 10 yean or already has one of the strictest narcotics enforce a five-year minimum before parole. A Trenton man was sentenced to IB months in state prison after he pleaded guilty to theft Kramer charges. Continued from Page 1A Raymond Gray, 33, of Passaic Street, was leadership. also fined $350 and $25 to the Violent Crimes Kramer, who was first elected to the Compensation Board. A second theft charge board in 1975 and who also served as against him was dismissed. Asbury Park mayor for 12 years until last spring, calls his business acumen in the An Asbury Park man was sentenced to four private sector the key to his successes in yean in state prison after pleading guilty to government burglary and theft charges. He claims his financial innovations have Abdur Raaman Shariff, 33. of Dewett Avenue, saved the county millions of dollars and was also fined $25 to the Violent Crimes generated a $10 million surplus this year. Compensation Board. while providing taxpayers with the coun- ty's lowest tax rate in more than 20 years. Three Freehold men must serve six months His description of the improvements in in the county jail and two yean probation, after the way the county does business are not his conviction on charges of aggravated assault without a few swipes at Narozanick. who of a police officer. in 1979 was relieved of the post of county administrator by then-Director Kramer. Sylvanius Powell. 33. Dennis Powell, 29, and r ••• . Moves toward greater efficiency in the Isaac Powell, 25, all of Center Street, were also preparation of county budgets, notably fined $500 plus $14 court costs, as well as $100 with the use of computers, have occurred to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board. since Narozanick s retirement. Kramer In addition, Sylvanius was given an additional asserted two yean probation after bis conviction for resisting arrest. Expansion of the county-run John L. Montgomery Medical Home. Freehold, An Edison woman was given five yean and the Geraldine Thompson Medical probation after pleading guilty to theft charges. Home, Allenwood. are two other projects • Victoria Rodgen, 44, of Eastllck Road, was Kramer says he is proud of But believes also ordered to repay $5,206, fined $100 plus $14 that the Thompson facility needs even court costs, and $25 to the Violent Crimes more room, while he laments the fact that Compensation Board. much-needed modernization work at the site has yet to be done. A sailor on the USS Nitro was given one year Another bit of unfinished business that probaton after pleading guilty to arson charges EMM K _ . •< Kramer would have liked to address is the Dale Flynn, 23, of Leonardo, was also fined expansion of facilities at the county $50 plus court costs, as well as $14 to the Violent courthouse to accommodate a proposedin- Crimes Compensation Board. Farren dismissed crease in the number of judges, and charges of conspiracy to commit aggravated construction of a parking garage at the arson, conspiracy to commit arson and ag- courthouse to relieve the parking crunch gravated arson. at the Freehold facility. As a veteran of both county and municipal government. Kramer said he Gun fired Christmas Eve has mixed feelings about strengthening IGHLANDS - A local man was arrested on the hand of the county Planning Board. Christmas Eve for firing a .44-Magnum While he said concerns about traffic revolver outside a bay-front apartment gridlock and other symptoms of over- complexH , but there were no injuries, police development require regional planning, he Ray Kramer reported. said most Key planning decisions sboutd be made at the municipal level, with the Peter Bernhardt. of Highlands, was arrested county offering "guidance." after firing the revolver in the area of the with him on key countywide issues. Anchorage Apartments on Shore Drive, accord- Before 1975. that guidance was almost "He really knows and loves the county." Ing to a police spokesman. non-existent. Kramer claimed. But he said D'Amico said "He has a deep sense of He was charged with unlawful possession of the board, under the leadership of both compassion, but this is the side of Ray' a weapon, an indictable offense, and disorderly parties, has become more 'aggressive ' in Kramer that most people don't get to conduct, a municipal charge, the spokesman the last decade, and described relations see." Mid. He was released from police headquarters with local leaders as "excellent." Kramer, who now lives in Spring Lake, on $2,900 cash bail, pending a grand jury D'Amico. who described Kramer as his is a partner in the Mooring and the "mentor." said the deputy director was a Mooring Atlantis restaurants in Point investigation, according to the spokesman. THE REQISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ The Investigating officer is Patrolman Kevin major factor in the freeholders becoming Pleasant. Although he plans to devote a ' 8WINQTIME — Lauren Alexander, 3, spends a sunny Sunday morning ' a more aggressive body. D'Amico said great deal of time to his businesses. swinging on the swings in Van Court Park in Long Branch. Kramer's influence was "irreplaceable. " Kramer said he would not rule out another adding that he would continue to consult try at elected office
I IA Thr Regititr IV. DECEMBER 30, 1985 In Retrospect Terror For spies in 1985, targets fact passed fiction While attracting less attention.' If WIUUM M «LOt there were a record 14 espionage! The Associated Press arrests in 1984 - including an FBIJ WASHINGTON - It wis a tale of counterintelligence agent. There I increase secret agents that sounded more have been 47 arrests in the last! incredible than John LeCarre would decade, the FBI says, but between | have spun; more spies, it appears, 1966 and 1977 there were no success-| than his George Smiley would have ful espionage prosecutions. By STEVEN K. PAULSON run. U.S. intelligence officials say| The Associated Press Three Soviet spymasters switched there may be more spies in recent; NEW YORK - Terrorists killed sides, one quickly redefecting. A years because of the abundance of; more than 600 people in 1965 in family nest of spies was revealed high-technology targets. But they! hijackings, bombings, assassinations after operating for two decades attribute the "greater number of and sabotage. Even the Soviet Union Another suspected spy bolted arrests to changes in counter-1 became a target through FBI fingers, presumably espionage efforts, including, more ! Brian Jenkins, a terrorism expert, toward Moscow. agents, more money and more laws ] said it was "the worst year yet." Spies, spies and more spies were They cite laws passed in the; "The first nine months of 1985 will charged — for China, for Israel, even Carter administration increasing le- certainly equal or surpass 1984 in the for a small African country. gal wiretaps and making it easier for volume of terrorist acts, and will On top of it all. we learned the prosecutors to keep government equal or surpass 1983 in terms of the Soviets used a "spy dust' to help tail secrets from being disclosed in I number of fatalties — and 1983 was our diplomats — and our spies espionage trials. the bloodiest year on record This Israeli Parliament member Intelligence officials say the | has been a very rough year in terms Simcha Dinitz, with spy concerns of Walker family demonstrates that ; of casualties." he said. his own, offered the United States Americans are lured to Spy by ! The most recent acts of violence this unarguable assessment: "You money, not ideology. J involved the killing of 18 people in had a very spy year. I would say. this "It's even more despicable in a j terrorist attacks Friday at airports year." way." says former CIA Director i in Rome and Vienna Five Ameri- Indeed Eleven people have been William Colby. "They can't claim ! cans died in the attack at the Rome charged with espionage in 1985. a any ideological belief. They're just ; airport. bountiful harvest that may continue picking up a little loose change." i Figures for the rest of the year into 1986 In the case of John A Walker Jr.. ', were still being compiled. "We do know there are other spies 48. a retired Navy communications J Jenkins, who works for the Rand out there." said Sen. Patrick Leahy. specialist, the change ran into the > Corporation, a private think tank, D-Vt , vice chairman of the Senate hundreds of thousands of dollars. He ! defines terrorism as the use of Intelligence Committee. "In thepleaded guilty to espionage and | international violence by individuals coming year, there will be more conspiracy for selling secrets to the ; or gmups to achieve political goals. arrests, and we have to assume that Soviets for 17 years, running a spy ' Rand excluded from its figures "The question is. can we arrest ring that included his son, a Navy ', internal political attacks, such as the them all?" seaman, and his brother, a former ; one in November by Colombian Those not in "the intelligence Navy officer who worked for a i guerrillas against the supreme court community," as it is called here, defense contractor. A friend, former ! that left 95 people dead, and the Sikh may be forgiven for scratching their Navy radioman Jerry Whit worth, ; bombing attacks in India in May that heads at all this. Even readers of awaits trial on charges he was paid • killed 87 and wounded 200 LeCarre's spy thrillers, where more than $330,000 for his spy work ! Rand also excluded attacks such Smiley controls the agents, may John Walker faces a life sentence j as the Israeli raid on the Palestine wonder: when has there ever been and is cooperating with authorities. ' Liberation Organization's head- ASSOCIATED PRESS such a spate of real-life spy cases? who want to know iust what was t quarters in Tunisia and the French A year ago. bombing of the Greenpeace ship in HIJACKER WITH PISTOL- A sadly familiar sight Beirut International Airport during the hijacking of revealed. ! New Zealand because they were in 1985 — an armed hijacker in the cockpit of a TWA (light B47 by Shiite Moslems. perpetrated by governments commandeered jet. This photograph was taken at ' Jenkins said terrorists' No. 1 target was the United States, fol- lowed by France. Israel and Britain. A TWA flight from Athens to but they were most active in Rome was hijacked on June 14 with Western Europe, followed by the "There is today no people, no government, no 151 aboard. One American. Robert Army medical units Middle East and Latin America diplomat, no Stethem, was killed, and 39 Ameri- According to U.S. congressional cans spent 17 days in Shiite captivity figures, terrorist acts were carried traveler who can count himself immune from in Beirut out against 77 countries in 1985; as A suitcase bomb blew up June 19 of October, more than 600 people had the terrorists, ft at the airport in Frankfurt, West criticized died worldwide. Germany, killing three and injuring Vernon Walters 42. Four days later, two baggage WASHINGTON
I The Register . DECEMBER 30, 1965 NEW JERSEY STATE DIGEST Residents hoping to get new prison Kean sets site cleanup as goal economically ailing area — they to build a new 130-million. medium- Privately the locals hope Hughes S-BEWARK (AP) - Gov Kean said the state must come •Y Ml McMIBH want about 550 convicted felons to security prison in the community may add some muscle to the ••Thomas H Kean said one of to grips with the toxic waste The Associated Press move to town. y located not far from the Delaware campaign because he chairs the • will major goals for the problem and should anticipate WASHINGTON - The people of Fairfield and Cumberland county Bay. House Subcommittee on Crime and upcoming year ii to draft and that not all the expense of site Fairfield Township hope they've officials ar» lobbying hard to con- Assisted by the congressional pull deals regularly with the prison implement a long-term plan to management and cleanup will be found a novel way to bolster their vince the federal Bureau of Prisons of Rep. William J Hughes. D-N J.', bureau clean up the state's toxic waste picked up by the federal "Super- the locals hope their town will be sites, a published report said But Hayes concedes that one of fund" program. selected aver the other leading yesterday Fairfield s chief advantages is the He said he wants to establish contender, the western Pennsylvania fact that local residents have not The governor envisioned a a "solid funding program" for community of Bradford. objected to having the prisoners as sweeping. 10-year plan that the cleanup plan. So far. Fairfield is "preferred neighbors. would feature built-in funding Plastics plant fire "HA wants to keep the mechan- alternative" among several sites in Another New Jersey site, in- mechanisms that would be in ism ffl place, and try to get the the Northeast, said Loy Hayes, chief Somerset County, was also selected place for his successor, The Star- funding in place, so whoever his of the prison bureau's Office of by the prison bureau as a possibility Ledger of Newark reported in its successor is will not have to Facilities Development and Oper- when plans to build a new facility Sunday editions. develop new programs and ations. were announced in March. But that Kean would not discuss the sources of revenue," Golden forces evacuations Pressed by overcrowding in exist- location was quickly knocked out of cost of his plan, but his spokes- said. ing lockups, the bureau has approval the box by anxious area residents man, Carl Golden, said yesterday The DEP tests recorded harmless The governor's plan will be I EDGEWATER PARK IAPI An to build at least two sites in the A site at Fort Dix is also under the project could cost MOO levels of two hazardous chemicals, a spelled out in detail in his State explosion and five-alarm fire at) a densely populated region consideration. million over 10 years. half a part per million of hydrogen of the State message on Jan. 14. plastics plant yesterday injured its "People have a knee-jerk reaction cyanide and one part per million of But Congress has only actually owner and three firefighters and to what a prison is." said Hayes, styrene. said Staples. appropriated funds for a single new forced the evacuation of more than prison, so the first site selected will ageeing most people picture some- Faculty publish AIDS booklet The evacuees were allowed to 510 people in a one-mile radias. have the advantage of already being thing like Alcatraz surrounded by return to their homes in apartment RENTON (AP) - Two added."If it provides clear, ac- authorities said. paid for, in effect. barbed-wire and shotgun-toting and condominium complexes near Glassboro Stale College fac- curate information on AIDS, it The fire at the C-Lec Plastics Co. "screws " the plant, which is in a light The 250-acre. wooded site in ulty members say a brochure probably will do some good." plant was reported at 12:12 p.m. and The new-style federal jails also T industrial area just,off Route 130. Fairfield is "further along in the they recently published is de- The brochure is being mailed brought under control 3 1/2 hours (selection) process, " Hayes said. rely on harboii wire to retain their later by more than 100 firefighters said Nancy Paolini. 'another county reluctant guests, according to the signed to provide New Jersey nut to people who request it at a communications supervisor. The location was deemed en- residents with information on cost of $5.95 a copy, which the from nine companies, said Monica vironmentally sound and cost-effec- bureau's report on the Fairfield site. Gavio said a former plant em- AIDS and reduce growing fears authors said will be used to cover Gavio, supervisor at the Burlington tive in a 150-page report issued by But the razor wire is neatly and ployee told her the company makes about the deadly disease. printing expenses. County communications center the prison bureau earlier this month unobtrusively coiled atop a chain- "large plastic rings that are used in The 43-page booklet, titled Acquired Immune Deficiency "Evacuations are going on in the Public comment on the report will link fence nuclear reactors." but added that "Preventing AIDS: Facts and Syndrome destroys the body's immediate area." she said just after be sought Jan. 6 at a hearing in Inside, the complexes resemble she did not know if any toxic Myths," contains such infor- immune system, leaving it vul- the blaze broke out. spewing thick. Cumberland County. community colleges, with contem- substances were stored in the 100- mation on the illness' symptoms, nerable to opportunistic dis- black smoke that prompted porary looking dormitories and ad- by-50-foot building. A final decision by prisons Direc- its most likely victims and eases. There is no known cure for authorities to evacuate the surround- minstrative buildings. Injured when the blaze broke out tor Norman Carlson could come as recommendations for preventing the virus, which is spread cruelly ing residential area as a precaution To ease the minds of officials in was plant owner Dan Walsh. 31. of early as March 1. Hayes said. , its spread. through intimate sexual contact Cumberland County, they were "Any time you burn plastics. Riverton. who was treated and for Carlson has met several times The authors say the pamphlet and contaminated hypodermic taken to a similar prison in New you're going to have dangerous second- and third-degree burns of the with local officials and Hughes is not a medical publication, needles York fumes." said James Staples, spokes- hands and ear at Rancocas Valley though it was put together with In the brochure's introduction. man for the state Department of Hospital in nearby Willingboro and the help of members of the Dr. Churchill L. Blakely, presi- Environmental Protection. released, a nursing supervisor said. medical community, including dent of the Gloucester County In addition, three firefighters the national Centers for Disease I But he added that samples taken Medical Society, calls AIDS the were treated for smoke inhalation at Control in Atlanta, the US. by a DEP emergency response team No. 1 medical problem in the Zurbrugg Memorial Hospital in Riv- Department of Health and Hu- country. sent to the scene found "totally negligible" concentrations of air- erside and released, a nursing super- man Services and New Jersey "Research about AIDS clearly visor said. The Register physicians. has demonstrated that the dis- borne toxins near the fire "There's a real need in this ease can attack men, women and area to provide something in an children - young and old." 1 easily understood, readable Blakeley said. form," said one of the authors, According to the CDC, the Infant gets new liver Robert E. Pritchard. a Glassboro number of reported AIDS cases researcher who specializes in has doubled every since months a.m. yesterday after entering sur- social and behavioral sciences. PITTSBURGH (API - A 4-month- since 1979 This year so far, there gery about 5 15 p.m. Saturday. Gregory C. Potter, a library have been 15,000 cases reported old New Jersey girl became one of The child had left Philadelphia at administrator at the college who nationwide. the world's smallest liver transplant 11:30 a.m. Saturday on a special co-authored the booklet, said: patients Sunday following surgery at The center has predicted that flight after word came that a donor "With all the media hype about Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh the number will double in 1986. had been found. Her parents. Ute AIDS, there's a lot of false hope, Andrea Lynn Shimer was in criti- then double again in the next 12 and Edward Shimer of Hainesport misinformation and a lot of cal condition in the intensive care to 20 months arrived a little later on a com- fear." unit, which is normal following Yuletide New Jersey has had 925 re- mercial flight. A spokesman for the state transplant surgery, a hospital ported cases of AIDS, most The infant weighed between 10 and Department of Health said he spokeswoman said. involving drug use, according to 15 pounds in October, but weighed $500 had not seen the book but state health officials. She came out of surgery about 6 slightly less before her operation. One day a week (the day will NOT be announced) Statement prejudicial: prosecutor an ADDITIONAL Social ACKENSACK (AP) - A Riccioli. "In my opinion, he was Security number will ap- psychiatrist says a 35-year- insane " pear — worth $500. Jold Emerson man was insane But McClure said Riccioli s Hi remarks may have been made to when he stabbed to death his wife • Wizards and three children, but the mar the case. doctor's statement is an attempt "There's an obvious motive on by defense attorneys to prejudice the part of the defense. I assume the case. Bergen County Pros- it's effectively to have the mat- Sale You've Been Waiting For! ecutor Larry McClure said yes- ter prejudged." McClure said. "I If your Social Security number appears below, call terday don't think the results of the 542-4000 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. TODAY or The prosecutor's contention report would have been released if it said he (BeardsleyI was We're Giving It Away by 10:00 am. tomorrow to claim your prize! Winning was made following the publi- declared sane, do you? " numbers that appear in Friday'*, Saturday's, or Sun- cation of a story in Sunday day's paper MUST call on Monday between 8:30 a.m. editions of The Record of and 10:00 a.m. Hackensack. The story reported "I'm surprised they said any- some of the findings of forensic thing. " McClure added. There s psychiatrist Dr. N. Frank Ric- a doctor-patient confidentiality cioli. who has been hired by the that only the patient can waive " WINS '250 defense to evaluate the suspect. Defense attorney Joseph Af- Dennis M. Beardsley. flitto said neither he nor Thomas FREE! 135-05-2470 Beardsley committed the R Raimondi. another defense WINS WINS murders because he felt death lawyer, authorized Riccioli to was the best solution to what he give out information about his ON NEW YEAR'S DAYI '100 '25 considered overwhelming press- conclusions ures, the newspaper reported Neither Raimondi nor Riccioli 469-22-9959 135-44-9062 Riccioli as saying could be reached for comment 150-05-6397 WINS '50 145-16-8159 "His first instinct was to kill yesterday 143-22-9648 149-36-6508 himself, but he had second McClure said the prosecution thoughts." Riccioli told the paper 138-52-3347 agreed to the analysis, but added 136-44-1893 in a telephone interview. "He 3 «* 1 SALE! 151-03-2733 that he cannot ask for a psy- 150-12-7420 didn't want to leave his wife and 152-10-5714 children behind." chiatrist of his own choice •> Starts Wednesday Jan 1st 9 AM - 9 PM 149-09-4803 examine Beardsley unless the "He thought. 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Kean and Delaware crippled the New Jersey shad DDD-DD-DDDD Gov. Michael Castle to resolve industry, which he estimated the issue. brings in more than $100,000 Please check one: I get The Register New Jersey has tried several annually for 20 to 50 fisherman, D Home Delivered G At a News Dealer times without success to nullify who now cannot fish in the river the 17th-century agreement, unless they have held Delaware which gave Delaware all 25 miles licenses for four years. Name. of the river from Marcus Hook to Lower Alloway Creek. "It seems nu New Jersey Wizard of & Address. residents ever applied or were In 1934, the Garden State even children s ijsnions at MAGIC P'>ces took ' its battle to claim the aware they had to. depending on City .State. stretch of river to the U.S. who you talk to," said Freeman. "No licenses were issued to New .Phone. Supreme Court, but the nation's Store Hours: Monday-Friday Zip high court upheld Delaware's Jersey residents, which SHREWSBURY 10-9; Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-5 claim to the water. precludes any New Jersey fish- 483 Broad SI. (NO NUMBERS WILL BE ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE) Ing in that area "This has been a sore point for Route 35 747-1201 Call 542-8880 lo lubicrltw. 6A The HegUler -"• DECEMBER 30.1965 In Retrospect Disasters, terrorism dominated year's news Reagan a rare opportunity to strike- 22, also pleaded guilty while Uncle Imelda Marcos rejected charges ly MMRT Mlffl back at terrorists. Arthur was convicted by a jury. John that she and her husband ran a The Associated Press , The hijackers murdered one crip- Walker's friend. Jerry Whitworth. corrupt regime. "I would not look 1985 was .i disastrous year. pled American, then made a delil awaits trial. like this if I am corrupt," she told Floods, earthquakes and hurricanes with Egypt to be turned over to the Diplomatic ties between devoted an interviewer. "Some ugliness killed more than 40.000 people Palestine Liberation Organization allies were strained when Jonathan would settle down on my system." around the world Airplane crashes C.8. jet fighters, however, foredd Pollard, a civilian Naval intelligence One of the year's most fascinating took nearly 2.000 lives, and hundreds the hijackers' plane down in Italy analyst, was accused of selling stories turned on a lie told by dull in South Africa's strife While Washington exulted. Egyp information to Israel. His wife, Anne Cathleen Crowell Webb. She had One satisfying strike against ter- tians protested vehemently. When Henderson-Pollard, was accused of lied, she said, in accusing Gary rorism was followed by 60 deaths in the Reagan administration criticized trying to peddle some secrets to Dotson of raping her 1977. A judge a hijacking rescue attempt Rock Italy for releasing suspec'ted hijack China and the governor of Illinois came Hudson died as the toll from AIDS loader Mohammed Abbas. Beltinu In all. 11 spy suspects were away convinced she was lying now. passed 7.300 Craxi's government collapsed in the arrested in the United States this In March, Webb filed an affidavit • It was the kind of year when TV uproar year, but America's spooks thought saying she had made up the rape riews could ask. as it did in New Egypt was much tougher in No- they had evened the score by bagging story because she was afraid her York. "Is God punishing us? " vember when an Egyptair jet - the Vitaly Sergeyevich Yurchenko, a boyfriend had made her pregnant. , Vet a Gallup Poll late in the year same one forced down in Italy was KGB bigwig who defected in Rome She had become a Christian, she (bund that four out of five Americans hijacked After the hijackers shot . Yurchenko reportedly exposed the said, and her conscience tormented were contented with their lives, four passengers, killing two. Egyp- Soviets' use of "spy dust" to track her. Americans in Moscow, solved the although only half were satisfied tian commandoes stormed the Dotson was released on bond in disappearance of a Soviet defector with the drift of the world in general plane; 58 people died in the gunfire April but was back in prison the next and flames and fingered one spy suspect . Disasters missed most people, and week, because a judge didn't believe the economy purred along with low One man was killed as explosives Then Yurchenko defected again, Webb inflation despite record trade and sank the Greenpeace ship "Rainbow to Moscow He claimed he had been Old evidence - semen stains, (ederal budget deficits If you were Warrior" in New Zealand, but that kidnapped and drugged, even forced hairs, contradictory alibis — was a fan of the Chicago Bears or the didn't count as terrorism in some to play golf, during "three horrible dredged up and minutely examined. Kansas City Royals, it was a books because it was carried out by months" in the CIA's clutches At a three-day clemency hearing in Satisfying year indeed; if you were the French government Faced with a growing insurgency May, Webb's former boyfriend de- Ihe "Refrigerator," the world was At home, two families that spied and political unrest, Philippines tailed their love life, on live tele- your oyster together got caught together, and ii President Ferdinand Marcos called vision. 1 1985 also brought a vigorous new big-shot defector defected again elections for next year His oppo- Gov. James Thompson said he leader in the Kremlin. new hope for John A Walker Jr.. 48. a retired nent, Corazon Aquino, says she believed Webb had told the truth peace after a round of summitry and Navy communications specialist, might put Marcos on trial for the eight years ago, not now Nonethe- lummit tea; a defecting defector pleaded guilty to espionage and murder of her husband. Benigno. if less, he reduced Dotson s sentence to and a big crop of spies; a guilty conspiracy as a Soviet cat's-paw for she wins. time served and released him be- furu; a $2 trillion national debt and 17 years He faces a life sentence In December, a court absolved 25 cause of "the larger quality of > resolve in Congress to balance the His former wife tipped the FBI - soldiers and a civilian who were mercy — of compassion for ones (tudget. if not right away not knowing her son was involved charged with conspiracy, thus plac- fellow man." ' President Reagan defended 'Star too. "How can a father do this'" ing sole blame on an alleged com- Webb and Dotson then made a Wars" against critics at home and Barbara Walker said munist agent who was killed at the triumphant tour of the morning chat fcbroad. while Defense Secretary Her son. seaman Michael Walker. scene of the 1983 assassination shows in New York and even kept Caspar Weinberger - embarrassed their dignity as Phyllis George of by (7.000 coffee makers and $640 ASSOCIATED PRESS CBS chirped, "How about a hug?" There was bad karma in Oregon, toilet seats — finally found a weapon MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE — Rescue workers search through the he couldn't afford Sgl York, the and some good buys on Rolls- rubble in Mexico City caused by an earthquake measuring 8 2 on Royces Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Run that couldn't shoot straight the Richter scale m September I i It was a year to remember the copped a guilty plea on federal lOth anniversaries of VK and V J immigration charges and returned to days, and 10 years since the fall of Famine eased in Africa, but 18 a vigorous leader, one who looked India, angrily shaking the dust of Saigon million people were still il risk of less susceptible to colds than his America from his sandals. "I never want to return again," he ] Again and again, disaster domi- starvation by year's end In India, three aged predecessors Mikhail declared Not that he could: that was nated the news with staggering grain crops overflowed storage bins Gorbachev showed an unaccustomed part of the plea bargain. numbers: while hungry people in some regions flair for public relations, including a There were red faces in Atlanta. ; - 25,000 people were smothered in gnawed on roots and bark handsome wife who wasn't dressed as the Coca Cola Co. admitted it mud which spilled down an erupting With black rage grinding against like a sack of potatoes goofed in changing its recipe. So old Volcano in Colombia on Nov 13 white intransigence. South Africa Reagan's summit with Gorbachev Coke came back as Coke Classic. — 11.069 deaths in a hurricane in suffered through a violent year in in Geneva produced few concrete Anyone for Yuppy Classic next Bangladesh in May. which left a which more than 9.000 people were results, und neither did Nancy year' quarter of a million people without arrested The death loll in 16 month* Reagan s summit leas with Raisa Not so much dead this year as homes of rioting climbed past 900 Gorbachev, but it was a high point dismissed, yuppies came to stand for - 7,000 or more deaths in the The Reagan administration's in a difficulfyear for the president hopes that President P W Bolhu' just about anything you disliked: Mexico City earthquake Sept 19 Reagan had surgery for intestinal greed, shallowness, a lemming-like ._- Air accidents killed 1.946 people would take significant steps lu cancer this summer, and later had a dismantle apartheid were dashed in fashion sense and a torrid romance by Dec 12, including 520 people patch ill skin cancer snipped from with the self aboard one 747 which slammed into August when Botha dismissed a one- his nose Republicans in Congress a Japanese mountain and 329 on man, one-vote system as suicide nearly derailed his campaign for a One defensive trend-setter con- another 747 which went down in the The Rev Jerry Falwell. whu simplified tax code, and his visit to fessed to the New York Times that Atlantic A chartered Arrow Air visited South Africa in August. guvc a cemetery in Bitburg. West Ger- he could no longer buy imported DC-8 crashed Dec 12 on takeoff his blessing to Botha and ,i slap In many, where SS veterans were cheese or "a feisty little Beaujolais" from Gander. Newfoundland, killing a black leader. Archbishop Desmond buried only managed to open old without feeling like a cliche. 248 members of the 101st Airborne Tutu: I think he's a phony ;is far as wounds There was a new yearning in the Division and the crew of eight representing the blacks il inn Nicaragua s Sandinista govern- land for meatloaf and mashed Samantha Smith, the Maine girl who cerned ment declined Reagan's invitation to potatoes, a nostalgia for small-town captured the world's attention with In September, with Congress cry "uncle." but President Daniel verities which made Garrison a letter to the Kremlin, died in a about to impose sanctions against Ortega's ill-timed visit to Moscow Keillor's "Lake Wobegon Days" a commuter plane crash the while-minority government. Re saved the administration's military best-seller There were 400 dead in Chinese agan found il expedient to move aid program to the Contras. just ASSOCIATED PRESS The big bucks, though, were with after Congress voted to kill it floods. 268 dead when a dam bursl in first Sales of gold Kruggcrands. GRIEVING WIDOW — Marilyn Klinghofier, right, clutches an the Bud and Miller drinkers who exports of computers thut could help Italy. 186 dead and hundreds more The president pounded a few American Hag presented to her during a ceremony at New York's waved the flag in endless TV spots: still missing in a mudslide in Puerto security forces and most loans to the walls in frustration this summer as John F Kennedy Airport upon the return of her husband's body in Rico. Eleven people died and a whole South African government were Shiitc militias in Beirut held 39 Even Prince Charles and Princess neighborhood was incinerated in banned American hostages from a hijacked October. Leon Klinghoffer was killed aboard the hijacked Italian Di paid tribute to the resurgence of Philadelphia in a showdown between For the first time since Reagan TWA plane, but Ihe hijacking of the cruise ship, Achille Lauro. Mrs. Klinghoffer is accompanied by her middle-brow America by visiting a police and cultists took office in 1981 the Kremlin had cruise ship Achille I..mm handed daughter lisa Klinghoffer. Penney's store in Virginia. Nation mourned giants in arts, business, government
If CHMLOTTE PORTER Margaret Hamilton, the Wicked notel and restaurant empire; de- RELIGION Spencer W Kimball, 90, led the The Associated Press Witch of the West in "The Wizard of signer Laura Ashley, the empress of Oz"; Lincoln Theodore Monroe An- British country charm; currency Mormon Church for 12 years, lifted From the superstar friends of drew Perry, better known as Stepin dealer Nicholas Deak; Roger M. the ban on black males in the flock Hudson to the widowed mother Fetchit; Jimmy Ritz of the Ritz Blough. the former chairman of U.S. priesthood, added the first non- 4f Samantha,Smith, the nation in Brothers; Phil Silvers. Nicholas Americans to the church hierarchy, 1685 mourned the passing of screen Steel Corp. who backed down after Colasanto. Selma Diamond: Marvin spoke out against' the MX missile Pgends. artists, business giants and a clash with President Kennedy over Miller, who handed out checks on price increases in 1962; James A. and the Equal Rights Amendment fiose who worked in large and small and presided over a near-doubling of arenas for global understanding The Millionaire". Clarence Nash, Dewar, inventor and defender of the the voice of Donald Duck Hostess Twinkle, and Hector church membership. ' Deaths this past year included the Also Kirby Grant. TV's "Sky Boiardi, founder of Boy-ar-dee MISCELLANEOUS actor indelibly identified with "The King": Kukla. Fran and Ollie"• King and I." the bushy-browed Foods. Samantha Smith, the Maine puppeteer Burt Tillstrom; Lloyd senator who chaired the Watergate POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT schoolgirl who captured worldwide hearings, the author of "Charlotte's Nolan. Ruth Gordon: Gale Konstantin Chernenko, selected at attention in 1983 when she wrote to ^eb," the developer of the Richter Sondergard. the first to win a best age 72 to serve as the Soviet Union's then-Soviet leader Yuri Andropov stale and the inventor of Twinkies supporting actress Oscar; silent film sixth Communist Party chief follow- about her fears of nuclear war, died star Louise Brooks {-Here is a summary ing the death of Yuri Andropov, died in a plane crash along with her From the world of music: Conduc- J ENTERTAINMENT at 73. | father Samantha, 13, had toured the tor-arranger Nelson Riddle, country Henry Cabot Lodge, the three- Soviet Union with her parents as 9 Hudson's revelation that he suf- singer Tex Williams; big band leader Andropov's guest. fered from AIDS focused worldwide term senator and former UN. Kay Kyser. professor of radio's attention on the incurable disease, ambassador, was 82 He had served Karen Ann Quinlan died at 31 after ajod more than $1 million was raised Kollege of Musical Knowledge; as ambassador to South Vietnam, 10 years in a coma. Her case led to at a benefit for AIDS research the Johnny Marks, who wrote "Rudolph represented the United States at the a historic right-to-die court decision. rfjonth before his death at age 59 The the Red-Nosed Reindeer", violinist Paris peace talks and was Richard William F Keough, an educator handsome, rugged Hudson had been Efrem Zimbalist Sr. father and Nixon's running mate in 1960. held hostage in Iran for 444 days, was grandfather of TV stars; and ope of Hollywood's top leading men Lodge's brother, John David Karen AnneQuinlan 55. for two decades, from "Giant" and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Rock Hudson Lodge, a former ambassador, con- John B. Kelly Jr., a former ''Pillow Talk" to a stint on tele- Roger Huntington Sessions. gressman and governor of Connecti- Olympic rower and brother of Prin- and Dolls, ' "Can-Can" and "How to "brain trust," who was credited with vision s "Dynasty " ART AND LITERATURE Succeed in Business Without Really cut, died at age 82. cess Grace of Monaco, was 57. He Former North Carolina Sen. Sam coining the term "New Deal"; had been elected president of the '.Orson Welles was a Hollywood E B White, the Pulitzer Prize- Trying.' Milton S. Eisenhower, brother and "boy wonder" who at age 25 ex- winning author and essayist best BUSINESS AND LABOR J Ervin Jr., the "country lawyer" U.S. Olympic Committee shortly confidant of President Dwight before his death. perimented with lighting, camera known for his long association with and constitutional law expert who Hobert W Woodruff. 91, trans- presided over the Senate Watergate Eisenhower and troubleshooter for aitgles and daring subject matter to The New Yorker and for children's seven other presidents; Albanian Also: James Beard, the portly formed Coca-Cola from a soda- hearings, was 88; Charles W Sand- ate the classic "Citizen Kane " classics including "Charlotte's fountain drink maker into one of the leader Enver Hoxha. and former chef and cookbook author; Elizabeth man, a New Jersey Superior Court never achieved such heights Web." was 86 world's best-known businesses Cambodian President Lon Nol. Rider Montgomery Julesberg. judge who as a congressman author of the Dick and Jane books; in Welles, who also created a Marc Chagall, one of the century's William M. Allen, president of Tancredo Neves died the day fpanic with a 1938 "War of the staunchly supported President Nixon Walter B. Gibson, creator of "The greatest painters, was 97 Boeing Co for 23 years, was 85. before he was to be sworn in as Shadow"; Cartoonists Chester Gould \|orlds" broadcast, was 70 Eugene Ormandy. who led the during the Watergate impeachment Robert H.W. Welch Jr.. the candy hearings, was 63 Brazil's first civilian president in 21 of "Dick Tracy" and Kenneth Ernst ;-Yul Brynner died of cancer at age Philadelphia Orchestra to world executive who founded the John Patricia Roberts Harris, the years, and Dan White, the San of "Mary. Worth"; and Jack 8i after a record 4,625 performances fame, was 85; Italo Calvino. 62. was Birch Society, was 85; Sir William Francisco city supervisor who killed ak the imperious, bemused monarch daughter of a Pullman waiter, Armstrong, a retired Air Force one of Italy's leading writers; Taylor Lyons, founder of the Jaguar car Mayor George Moscone and Super- colonel whose name was borrowed of Siam in the Rodgers and Ham- Caldwell. 84. was the author of more company, was 83 became the first black woman to visor Harvey Milk in 1978, com- rqerstein musical, "The King and I " serve in a presidential Cabinet when by a college roommate for the "All- than 30 best-selling novels, including W A "Tony " Boyle, former presi- mitted suicide nine months after his /Cancer also killed Simone Jimmy Carter appointed her sec- American boy" of radio. "Captains and Kings " 'dent of the United Mine Workers, parole Slgnoret, the activist and actress retary of Housing and Urban De- Jose Ladislao Biro, inventor of the Other deaths included: spy nov- died at age 83 while serving three life who was among the most admired SCIENCE ball-point pen; Archibald M. elist Helen Maclnnes. photographer terms for the murder of a union rival velopment. Mrs Harris, who went *bmen in France Signoret, 64. won Charles F. Richter. who developed Crossley, the first to measure na- and his family. Arnold Miller, a on to the top spot at Health. an Oscar in 1961 for "Room at the Andre Kertesz; British poet and the scale for measuring earthquakes tional radio audiences system- reform candidate who then defeated Education and Welfare, was 60. Top" novelist Robert Graves. British poet that bears his name, was 85 atically and credited with coining Boyle for the union presidency, died Deaths among the political elite Philip Larkin; William L Pereira, Dr Luther L. Terry. 73. as U.S. the term "ratings"; Kelly Alexander The stage and screen also said architect of San Francisco's Trans- two months later at age 62. also included: former Sen John Sparkman. who represented Ala- surgeon general issued Ihe first Sr, chairman of the National As- farewell this year to Sir Michael america pyramid: and playwright federal report linking smoking to Also: John Willard Marriott, who bama in Congress for 42 years; sociation for the Advancement of Redgrave. Edmond O'Brien: Abe Burrows, co-author of "Guys parlayed a root beer stand into a heart disease and cancer. economist Stuart Chase of FDR's Colored People. The Register '. DECEMBER 30,1985 NATION/WORLD 7A NEWS DIGEST IRS hopes Soviets deny arms control charges • MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Tass Issued a stream of re- IMUnion yesterd«y denied ports on the moratorium yester- to purge If |U.S. charges of arms con- day, including five in lets than an trol violations, which Kremlin hour. One story said Reagan official! claimed were meant to "maliciously distorted" Soviet "knock the wind out of the Geneva summit" and divert at- policy in Afghanistan in a radio '85 snafus tention from the Soviet nuclear address Saturday in hopes of testing moratorium. distracting public concern from the issue of nuclear testing. TIM response to arms control l allegations in President Re- Reagan's report to Congress Knight-Rldder Newspapers agan's report to Congress last was the fourth since 1983 alleging A new Internal Revenue Service Monday came in a government Soviet violations of treaties gov- tax-processing system will allow the statement Issued by the news erning nuclear, chemical and nation's 100 million federal income agency Tass and at a news biological weapons. taxpayers to better track their conference by the foreign and The Tass statement called the returns and refunds next year. defense ministries. allegations "slanderous," and Hundreds of additional tax-service Both were part of a stepped-up added/ "The Soviet Union has employees will answer phones, re- news media campaign devoted to done nothing which would con- sponding to an expected 46 million arms control, especially the test tradict the provisions of the taxpayer calls. moratorium that expires tomor- agreements and has not tried to These and dozens of other changes row. circumvent them." that fundamentally affect the way the public deals with the IRS have been adopted or planned by the Walesa cheered at 8th child's birth agency in recent weeks as a result of this year's tax-processing chaos. ARSAW, Poland (AP) - his as yet unnamed, 8.5-pound The agency has implemented a Lech Walesa told hundreds baby daughter. Olszewski said. range of other new or modified Wof chanting Solidarity sup- In his brief remarks, Walesa procedures intended to speed the porters who gathered yesterday told the crowd: "The year is flow of work inside tax-processing to congratulate him on the birth ending, but we hope that we'll do centers. of his eighth child that he hoped our best to have our ideals bring The moves are designed to avert 1966 would "bring us victory." us victory," Olszewski said. a repeat of what IRS Commissioner Walesa spoke following a Walesa, reached by telephone Roscoe L. Egger now calls a Roman Catholic Mass at St. at his Gdansk apartment, said he •serious breakdown" within the Brygidas Church. Several hun- "tried not to comment on any agency over the last year. The IRS dred people, chanting "Soli- serious matters." experienced record backlogs of darity" and "Walesa." filled a "I told them I wanted to end millions of unprocessed returns, courtyard outside the rectory to my fatherhood daringly with a hundreds of millions of dollars of greet the labor leader, Walesa boy, but it turned out to be a erroneous or delayed refunds, incor- aide Bogdan Olszewski said In a girl," Walesa said. "I said I'd rect dunning notices, unjustified telephone interview. like to end my activity as a threats to seize property, un- Many people gave Walesa father, if fate does not force me answered inquiries and uncorrected flowers to celebrate the birth to continue, because I think I'm errors. Saturday in a Gdansk Hospital of getting old." Walesa is 42. Reform of the agency is also being pushed by three House and Senate committees that have investigated 6 slain South Africans buried IRS breakdowns this year and by a number of senior congressional ASERU, Lesotho (AP) - but to mobilize. We vow this leaders and Reagan administration Six South African exiles crime shall be avenged," officials. Mshot to death in a border Thomas Ncobi, ANC treasurer- I "It is an absolute necessity that raid that Lesotho blames on general told an estimated 1,500 wp don't have a repeat of this year," South African troops were buried mourners. Egger said in testimony Dec. 16 with state and guerrilla honors South Africa denied involve- before the House Ways and Means yesterday in a funeral attended subcommittee on oversight. by U.S. and foreign envoys. ment in the raid and a rebel Lesotho group, the Lesotho Still, the IRS can offer no! as- The victims, described as refu- Liberation Army, claimed re- surances that its new procedures gee members of the African sponsibility. Lesotho charges the will immediately erase all of its National Congress, were buried problems. on the eve of a bid by Lesotho to group is a South African sur- rogate. i "Any such statement would be ASSOCIATED PRESS have South Africa condemned by unrealistic," Egger said. the U.N. Security Council for the The South Africans and three SOVIET PROTEST — Yuri Tuvim. right, formerly Common m Cambridge, Mass., yesterday to Lesotho citizens were killed by The IRS's internal changes have Dec JO raid. The ANC. outlawed ol Moscow and now from Newton, Mass , holds a protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, which in South Africa, is the main received approving nods from some raiders using weapons fitted with began six years ago this month. guerrilla group fighting to end members of Congress and from burning Soviet Hag as he and others gather on the silencers in two homes in General Accounting Office officials white rule in South Africa. Maseru, on the South African "Now is not the time to mourn, Who have documented massive dis border. riiption in the agency's 10 tax- processing centers during the fast 11 months. Judges underpaid: chief justice "The agency has moved out Countries trade views via satellite aggressively to solve its problems," ASHINGTON (AP) - unable to live on their salaries said Johnny C. Finch, senior as- Most federal judges are alone, and have to supplement sociate director of the government to be broadcast in both countries. A Soviet school principal wanted under a great financial their incomes by depleting sav- SEATTLE (AP) - About 400 W division of the GAO Americans and Soviets who ex- Members of both sides questioned to know how children in the United strain and are struggling to make ings and investments. [ Many of the IRS changes are changed views on an intercontinental their counterparts on what their States are raised so that they will not ends meet, Chief Justice Warren Burger is the top-paid federal detailed in a 95-page internal docu- governments have done for peace. fear their counterparts in the Soviet E. Burger said yesterday. TV talk show yesterday agreed that judge, with an annual salary of ment recently completed by a team they want peace, but clashed on a "I think we're in accord (on what Union. "Although the nation's interest $108,400 The Supreme Court's Of IRS service center executives. number of issues, including whether must be done). The problem is. how "We all want peace, and that's may be served by decreasing eight other members are paid Other changes were adopted from the Soviet Union offers freedom of do we do it at the same time?," a clear," she said government spending, Ameri- 1104,100. The yearly salary of recommendations by the IRS's inde- expression Seattle woman said The program drew criticism from cans are ill-served by the folly of federal appeals court judges is pendent internal audit department Asked about the treatment of US. activist groups excluded from inadequate judicial pay," Burger 183,200. Federal trial judges earn "Can you speak out without fear of the audience. Members of both and a private study by Electronic reprisal?" talk show host Phil dissenters in the Soviet Union, an said in his annual report on the $78,700 annually. Data Systems Corp., a data-pro- audience member in Leningrad audiences were picked by the Ameri- judiciary. Donahue, who was moderator at the can producers. The chief justice said "salary cessing consultant hired by the U.S. end of the satellite hookup in the called dissident and Nobel Peace He blamed inadequate salaries erosion" due to inflation since government last spring. KING-TV studios here, asked nearly Prize-winner Andrei Sakharov a "Please ask the tough questions," for the resignations of 50 judges 1969 has dropped the pay of "traitor" who "slandered the Soviet some 40 protesters called to au- The IRS's internal and external 200 Soviet citizens assembled in since 1970 — "more ... than federal judges by one-third "in Leningrad. Union." dience participants as they entered, during the entire preceeding 180 real dollars" He said the aver- changes will touch virtually every the KING studios yesterday morn- years." age white-collar federal em- aspect of the agency, from tele- "We express our views from the A Seattle woman who said she had ing. phones to tolerance levels, refund heart and we listen to our govern- protested against nuclear arms ployee's buying power dropped Protester Jack Greenberg of Seal? Burger said 80 percent of the processing to taxpayer relations. But ment very carefully and we support asked if any of the Soviet citizens only 4 percent during the same tie complained there had been an 553 federal judges polled in a many of the changes will be largely it because it's right." said a Soviet protested their government's poli- recent survey said they were period. "editing out (of the audience) of invisible to the public, affecting only teacher cies. 1 anybody who was part of an or the agency's complex internal tax- "How can we show you we're not processing system and management "Of course we haven't protested ganization." Greenberg held a post- all from secret service here or that er that said "Free lAnatoly) Man takes teen-age boys hostage structure. we'd all go to the psychiatric ward?" because our government is trying to do what our people want." a man in Shcharansky Now," a reference to a For instance, the IRS has fired or asked another Soviet teacher, who noted Soviet dissident. EWPORT, Ky. (AP) - A The gunman, who seized his replaced dozens of upper-level man- said he and his fellow participants Leningrad replied. pistol-bearing man took two hostages around 5 a.m., set a 5 agers and hired thousands of full- were free to express their views. NJteen-age boys hostage in a p.m. deadline for his demands to time employees to assist with tax Simultaneous translation was house yesterday and demanded be met. Several minutes after the processing next year. provided during the show, which is 150,000 and plane tickets to deadline passed, a single gunshot Europe, then fired shots through- was heard, but it could not be The Register out the day as SWAT teams determined exactly what had DEPARTMENT HEADS surrounded the structure, police happened. i President & Publisher said. Police said Lucas had not Authorities did not believe threatened, to kill anybody. The Cliff tch*chtman, Editor anyone had been injured or killed teens, ages 14 and 16, were not ATTENTION Prank Q. Sotton*, Advertising Director by the gunman, whom police believed to be related to him, Chart** I. DaZuttar, Circulation Director spokesman James Kim identified police said. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP Phillip W. Nloal, Controller as Dennis Lucas, 20. 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Casanova WANTTOADVIRTISIT appointments and scheduling in said: 542-4000 ext. 200,210,220. the White House, Frederick J. "We feel perhaps your VOTING AT: Classified Advertising Ryan Jr., turned down subordinates are not aware of Department 542-1700 IS YOUR AD INCORRECT? Casanova's request for a Jan. 27 your commitment. We are there- MUNICIPAL Center Display Advertising meeting, saying the president's fore asking for a clarification of Department AZ- calendar was full for the month. Mr. Ryan's response and hope 1979 Crawford Street, ext. 266 Oisplay Advertising. Casanova requested the Jan. 27 that a meeting can soon be Monday through Friday, 542-4000 ext. 286 meeting tor himself -and eight arranged." Shrewsbury Township, N.J. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. u OPINION *V. DECEMBER 30. 1965 OURS 6* THIS Met* A ruling for integrity RSSeWINSIH t's regrettable that Supreme Court irrespective of the personal caute — Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino had to be it emotional or otherwise — that it Ibe removed from the bench by the "ascribed to a judge's knowing and state Supreme Court for unethical volitional failure to adhere to the high conduct. standards of conduct imposed upon all It's regrettable because his ouster judges." AND THIS ONe IS stains the judicial system of Mon- Yaccarino's application for a dis- mouth County and the State of New ability retirement pension, which has R* FUNS ON Jersey. been pending before Gov. Thomas H. Yaccarino. 53. who resides in Ocean Kean, must be reviewed by the Township, became the second Su- governor's counsel's office. If ap- perior Court judge in the state to be proved, Yaccarino would receive stripped of his position. But he's the three-quarters of his $70,000 annual first to be removed for non-criminal salary. The Supreme Court said the activities. disability retirement application was The state's highest court presented a separate matter and made no its unanimous ruling on Friday in a 70- recommendations on whether to ap- page decision. It said Yaccarino was prove or reject it. rude and abusive on the bench; tried to intimidate law enforcement of- It would be hoped the governor ficials in a police matter involving his rejects the application. Approval daughter; offered to buy a Sea Girt would only serve to dilute the Su- property that was the subject of a preme Court's decision. It would send dispute in his court, and held an a message to the public that judges undisclosed interest in liquor licenses. can get away with misconduct with "In the last analysis, our predomi- only a slap on the wrist — with a loss nant interest in these proceedings is of reputation, but with money in the Vietnam crime gangs alive and well the public interest," the court said. bank. The former judge has denied all If there is any positive outcome in WASHINGTON - Criminal activity in groups and fomented violence against known Vietnam using a network of jewelry shops as charges against him, his defense for this shameful case, it is the Supreme Vietnamese-American communities is thriv- communists. The point of this bizarre a cover. his conduct was that he had suffered Court's tough and thoughtful stand. It ing. Law-enforcement agencies glumly agree activity is to discredit the anti-communist In addition, large amounts of credit were about that. As we've reported, organized groups and thus create favorable propaganda extended to Vietnamese wives of Americans brain damage as a result of coronary should put politicians on notice that, gangs of Vietnamese are operating in as for the Hanoi regime. with the idea that they could be blackmailed bypass surgery in February, 1979. But when appointments are made, integri- many as 13 states. into passing sensitive information to Hanoi — tbe Supreme Court rejected the ty — not popularity or influence — But what the frustrated authorities can't which would presumably pass any worth- agree on is the source of the crime wave. It excuse that his behavior changed must come first. It should put judges while intelligence on to Moscow. it a communist plot, or merely what could Jack Anderson But another view of Vietnamese-American after the open-heart surgery. on notice that they, more than all have been expected when a wave of refugee! crime is offered by the FBI. The bureau The court said that the integrity of others, cannot put themselves above swept into this country during and after the attributes the crime wave, not to Hanoi The communists' ultimate goal in this the judicial system must be preserved the law. Vietnam War? skullduggery, but to refugees who were Clearly, some of the refugees were leu Byzantine game, according to Cassidy, is to criminals before they came here from South than upright pillars of the community back force the United States into renewing Vietnam. in Vietnam. diplomatic relations, which would eventually The "Hanoi mastermind" theory was laid increase the flow of Yankee dollars from an "Some criminal groups were composed of out in a recent report by William Cassidy, a illegal trickle into a legal flood. military personnel who used their positions The courage of a cardinal former U.S. consultant, at a private con- The intelligence expert believes there will to foster a number of rackets paralleling ference of law-enforcement officers in Hous- be a growing problem of Hanoi-orchestrated traditional criminal enterprises, an FBI ton. It provided some startling, if anecdotal, crime in this country, "particularly in report explained. Some of the Vietnamese ll Catholics should have been nection with organized crime; he did evidence that extortions and murders in organized vice, currency operations, and the crooks got their start selling narcotics to relieved when John Cardinal not want the church to appear in any Vietnamese communities In the United growth of small, highly mobile, violent American soldiers during the war and than AO'Connor denied a funeral mass States are sometimes instigated, or at least gangs." "re-established themselves in the United way to be sympathetic to that States," the report added. for crime figure Paul Castellano who encouraged, by communist agents sent here As one example of communist-controlled connection. by Hanoi. criminal activity, Cassidy cited his investiga- The FBI identified mixed Chinese and was gunned down by rival mobsters Vietnamese gangs such as "Frogmen" and This was a moral and courageous The analysis was reviewed by our as- tion of a Vietnamese family's gold and on the streets of New York. sociates Corky Johnson and Donald Goldberg. jewelry association in Southern California. "Thunder Tigers," and said they have committed murders, robberies, kidnappings The cardinal's decision undoubtedly act against the most immoral and Its basic claim is that "agents provocaeurs" He said the family was "planted" there by have infiltrated anti-communist Vietnamese Hanoi to send cash and gold bullion back to and extortion. was a difficult one. But it represented cowardly segment of our society. the highest principles of the church. Other leaders and institutions in our He said he refused the mass nation should follow the cardinal's because of Castellano's alleged con- example. A money-back guarantee I was minding my own business, glancing People will come up to me in public places So I've never understood why people don't through the sports pages and having a beer and say that they didn't like what I wrote appreciate my instant refunds, although one The woman walked the length of the bar. about this president or that mayor or man did provide an insight When he ranted OTHERS tapped me on the shoulder and said: "Do you alderman whoozits. senator whatsis, their at me about my low opinion of joggers, and mind if I make a suggestion?" favorite baseball team, cab drivers, ethnic I handed him a quarter, he threw it back at Before I could answer, she said: "I hope group or whatever else might have bothered me and sputtered "What am I going to do you aren't going to write about trying to quit them with two bits? You can't buy hardly anything smoking again. The subject is so. soooo with two bits " Congress stumbled home boring." That's right. I said. So for two bits, don't I have to confess that there's nothing as expect to read Shakespeare aced with the year-end windup, cleanups. painful to a writer as being told that he is Mike Royko But to get back to that woman in the bar. Congress set its sights on two The House did pass, with the boring. Being called an obscene name is OK. I have to admit that she's right. The subject F President's belated cooperation, a Depending on who's doing the calling, it can of smoking can get boring targets: Passing a deficit-reduc- even be viewed as praise tion measure and getting home for the Democratic version of income tax But tell a writer he is boring and his spirits Some writers might argue, defend them- I know, because since I wrote about trying selves, get into a lengthy, heated debate. IjpHdays. The lawmakers succeeded reform — an issue that Sen. Bill will sag like a basset hound's face. to quit smoking a month ago. I've received Bradley of New Jersey had popu- So I did what I often do when I am the Not me. I aim to please and placate. So I several thousand cards and letters. Its the in- quitting early enough to spend promptly Whip out a quarter, give them a larized and that Mr. Reagan had recipient of unsolicited professional advice most mail I've had since I insulted cats. Qwistmas and New Year's at home, from a stranger in a public place. refund, bid them good evening, and return to Thanks to the mail. I now know about every but they stumbled miserably on the promoted to top legislative priority. Without speaking. I reached into my whatever I had been doing The bill has been sent to the Senate, But they always get mad — a response conceivable method there is for quitting: deficit legislation. pocket, took out a quarter and handed it to hypnotism, acupuncture, breathing ex- her that's completely irrational, since I'm giving . For almost a year, the House and where it faces an uncertain future. ercises, nicotine gum. doses of vitamins, She looked puzzled and said: "What's them a fair deal peppermint toothpicks, psychological coun- Senate had expended considerable Congress did succeed in passing a this?" If you buy a car. and it turns out to be less seling, thumb-sucking, prayer, jigsaw labor to develop a formula for reining farm bill, which the President quickly I said: "That's a refund, ma'am. It's the gratifying than you expected, try walking into- puzzles, piano lessons and on and on. jh the enormous deficit. The legislat- signed into law, although he was price of the newspaper in which I had a the showroom and asking for a complete refund. Or just about any other product on the ive toil had been accompanied by the unhappy with some of its provisions. column that bored you Good-bye." Enough. I'm tired of the subject. I'd rather Then I turned back to to my beer arid sports market. go back to my hacking cough than read final speeches warning of the dire The $70 billion package is too costly pages What I provide is more than a fair deal, it's another word about smoking. consequences that would befall the for a nation hobbled by a spending She stood there for a moment, then said: generous, even lavish. But a month ago. I said that if the clinic country unless spending and revenue imbalance, and it fails to address the "That is one of the rudest things I've ever Consider that my column represents only I tried was successful. I'd pass it's name were brought into better balance. basic problems of overproduction and seen." a tiny fraction of the printed material found along to the readers who might want to try I spun on the stool and said: "You're right in a newspaper Do I give only a tiny fraction it Regrettably, the oratory faded into uncertain markets which have been and I'm sorry. I forgot that I wrote two of the purchase price? No. I'm willing to give Well, it was and it wasn't. I'm down from unproductive lip service. The Demo- plaguing farmers since the horren- columns on smoking. So I owe you another a disgruntled reader a refund for the entire three to four packs a day to four cigarettes prats, who control the House, and the dous depresssion of the 1930s. quarter." product. and about a dozen cigars in four weeks. That's progress. I suppose, but not 100 Republicans, who run the Senate will The feeble performance of Con- As I reached for my pocket, she angrily And I do so without demanding any proof said: "You can take your quarters and ..." that the customer even bought the paper. percent success. So I'll give it another month Bach blame the other side for the gress in its rush to adjourn once raises Then she flounced back to where her friends Take that woman in the bar (please'). For or two before I recommend it. Inability to achieve a compromise. a legitimate concern about the legis- were sitting and. I'm sure, told them what a all I knew, she reads her neighbor's paper Until then, not another word on smoking. What makes the failure a more lative branch as a viable institution. rude person I am. Or a discarded paper she picks up on the bus. But if the angry woman in the bar has read "We're almost threatening the break- That's happened so many times, and I still Maybe she filched it from the porch next this far. I'd like to say more one thing to her. bitter pill is that the two sides were can't understand it. door. Hey. crab, how come you kept the quarter? Dot that far apart in hammering out down of the entire system," said a; consensus for a three-year package Democratic Sen. J. James Exon of that featured a relatively uncon- Nebraska. Even those senators and troversial $60 billion in reduced representatives who are less spending and a somewhat more pessimistic should admit that mem- YOURS controversial $14 billion in new taxes. bers of Congress gave their consti- There was no agreement, though, on tuents nothing to cheer about during Wall-to-wall development Protection is going to demand that all towns a formula for taxing industry to this joyous season. using the Farrington and Old Bridge aqulferr Shrewsbury postal woes cut water consumption from the aquifers to finance the supeTfnmlfcTHQxJc waste Newark Star Ledger To the Editor: To the Editor: What do you do with municipalities who 80 or 50 percent of 1963 levels in Matawan, Aberdeen and other towns. If one considers This is an open letter to the postmaster of refuse to accept that open land is needed for Red Bank. human survival? rationally that salt water Is intruding and has The Matawan Borough Planning Board already ruined at least one well according to As I understand it the post offices in took another step in the macabre march to a newspaper report, one must realize that Shrewsbury and Fair Haven are both directly pave paradise by rejecting even existing there is a limit to growth and that limit has under your supervision and services. zoning regulations in favor of increased at least been met, if not surpassed. On three recent occasions, I had the density to make the Matawan-Abtrdeen Our elected officials can talk about piping experience of going to the Shrewsbury post The Register community wall-to-wall development. It water from new sources and building a office for some 14-cent post cards. None on strikes me as hypocritical that Matawan reservoir in Manasquan — but these projects hand. A couple of days later I needed a book Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register Borough is at the same time fighting the are costly and provide an unreliable source of stamps. None on hand. And just last week I needed some Christmas stamps and again A Price Communications Corporation Newspaper proposed Aberdeen Forge development be- of water in terms of quantity and quality. cause the borough claims the same are* that The amount of new construction in the Old none on hand (at Christmastime?). And to top includes the parcel in the plannning board's Bridge-Matawan-Aberdeen area since 1883 is it off my wife just last week bought stamps GEORGE J LISTER action would be adversely affected. mind boggling! And now the state tells us we there (again no Christmas stamps) and Pf«'O«f>t inO PuBhiht' It is time for the citizens to rise up and must cut back our aquifer use to less than received her change in pennies. declare that enough development is enough! what we were using before these thousands CLIFH SCHECHTMAN JANE FODERARO of new homes and businesses were built! Shrewsbury as well as Fair Haven are Allocate Editor The shortage of water is in itself reason growing postal facilities and should be well enough to stop building. Human sensibilities, Could you begin to imagine what' the consequences of a prolonged drought would serviced and supplied by its parent organiza- the quality of life in the area, and the need tion. Let's go Mr. Postmaster. PAMELA ABOUZEID, RICHARD NICOLETTI CARL D. FORINO to be near some natural landscape are other be? We jpust demand a halt to development! L'fMtylf Ed'IO* Spo'W Ed'tO* Chitf Ptotogriphff reasons. The time has come. CkMhrLhrnr I WCI BrMM -c The state Department of Environmental Abtrdttn TMMMS HI. DECEMBER 30. 1985 W ' - Evelyn J. O'Brien OBITUARIES Evelyn J. O'Brien, 94, of Long Seat belt-taws face challenge in Illinois Branch died yesterday at Monmouth Convalescent Center, Long Branch. "If someone Is challenging it In the state Senate by a four-vote Born in New York City, Miss sudden highway mishaps because •iTMilatw • , Illinois, you can bet It'll be margin — probably is no less popular O'Brien lived there until moving to (hey won't be Jostled around the Knlflht-Rldder Newspapers j' challenged here," said Dave Wilson, anywhere than it is in Salem, a town Long Branch in 1964 front seat. who works In the California Highway And less money will have to be of 7,000 about 300 miles south of She was an Officer in the New * .SALEM, IU. - On jjilt 3. K-yeat- old grocery store checker Beth Patrol's legislative office In Sacra- spent on social' programs for acci- Chicago. York City Police Department lor 2» mento. dent victims because officials expect A folksy, conservative farmir years before retiring in MM. Kohrig was driving back to town Such a constitutional challenge the traffic fatality rate to fall. So community where the corner d- b- She was a communicant of Our after picking up her t l/J-year-old Sara A. Brister •on, Jonathan, from the sitter. didn't take backers of the new law far, however, the number of traffic store still will sell a Coke for a nickel Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic by surprise. Since the Salem ruling, deaths in Illinois has declined by Just and gas station attendants sweep out Church, Long Branch.' As she crossed the country dreg- Sara A. Brister, 74, Shrewsbury racing strip known as Beer cJn two other Judges — one in nearby 5 percent since July. cars with a whisk broom. Salem's Surviving is a sister-in-law, Helen Efflngbam, another in Geneva, west residents proudly pat Kohrig on the Township, died Saturday at Mon- L. O'Brien of Long Branch Alley, a truck ran into the siee of her "Some people thought the fatality mouth Medical Center, Long «er. of Chicago — have followed suit and rate would fall more dramatically back for challenging the law they The Woolley Funeral Home, Long also called the law unconstitutional. than it has," said Susan Wilson Rani, think is too intrusive. Branch.; Branch, is in charge of arrange- i That accident nude the young divorced mother this rural, dowi The gist of their attacks on the occupant restraint coordinator for Even Sanders and the county's Born in Lancaster, Pa., Mrs. ments. new law is that it sets oat to protect the Illinois Department of Transpor- prosecutor think the law is unwar- Brister resided in Long Branch most fkit Illinois towns biggest celebril sjnee her Bister gave birth to ti individual motorists and passengers, tation. ranted. "Some people are defiant of of her. life before moving to not the public as a whole. And state Alfred M. DePeters t*o yean ago. "After a year, I think we'll see a the law," said Sanders, "but some Shrewsbury Township three years legislators, they contend, have no are like me: they're kind of lazy, I ago. 'Kohrig, it turned out, at bigger decline." Alfred M. DePeters, 82. of Long , business doing that. If the law survives a test case guess, and they just forget about it." She was a seamstress tor 38 years •earing a seat bet at the tune. Branch, died Saturday at Monmouth "This Is a strictly personal mat- before the state Supreme Court, that "The public hates it," said Marion at J.C. Citadlna. Long Branch, and I And just two days earlier, the Medical Center, Long Branch. ter," said Kohrig's attorney, Eddie Is. County States' Attorney Robert retired in 1974. slate's new law requiring drivers Born in Long Branch, Mr. De- and front-seat passengers to wear Veltman. Now, law enforcement agencies Matousb. , Mrs. Brister was a member of the Peters, lived there all his life. the restraining devices had gone tato "What's going to be next? Are apparently are hesitant to dole out "And personally, I don't think it's Afbury Methodist Church and of He retired in 1967 after 41 years in effect. . ' they going to tell us how many tickets. State police report issuing a good law either. I mean, climbing Local 105 of the International Ladies the' distribution department of Mon- A local sheriff's deputy dutifully children to have? This Is an example about 500 tickets and 20,000 warnings up a ladder in bare feet is a pretty Garment Workers Union, New York. mouth Consolidated Water Co., , wrote Kohrig a ticket carrying a C5 of government acting like Big since July 1. Rani said a state survey stupid thing to do, too, but we don't Her husband, John L. Brister, died Shrewsbury. fine. Brother." estimates that 40 percent of motor- pass a law telling people not to do in November 1982 Mr. DePeters also owned and Six months later, the Salem seat Judge Richard H. Brummer, who ists in Illinois now use seat belts, it." operated the Music Shop of Long while a year ago, just 25 percent Surviving , are a son, John H. belt case Is being scrutinized up arid issued the Salem ruling and who also The appeal to the state Supreme Branch. , • . buckled up. Court is being handled by a Chicago Brister, Eatontown; four daughters, down the state because a circuit voted against the seat belt law while I He was a communicant ol Our court judge dismissed Kohrig's a state legislator last year, cited a And in Salem, in Marion County, law firm appointed by the state's Mrs. Jacqueline Voorhees, Mrs. Lbdy Star of the Sta Roman Catholic attorney general, a move favored by Margaret Pierce, and Mrs. Beatrice ticket and found the law unconstitu- state Supreme Court ruling that where Beth Kohrig got her landmark Church, Long Branch. tional His decision now Is being struck down as unconstitutional a ticket on July 3, "only three or four Gov. Thompson because the attorney Peluso, all of Long Branch, and Ms. Surviving are his wife, Lucile appealed to the state Supreme Court. law requiring motorcyclists to wear tickets" have been issued since then, general has lined up in opposition US Frances Hurley, Neptune City, two Hermanson DePeters; two sisters, ' The higher court's outcome will helmets. according to county Sheriff Charles the law brothers, John Mayes, Pittsburgh, Ella DePeter and Marie Buono, both decide the future of this state's seat "Chub" Sanders. For Kohrig, the constitutional Pa. and Albert Mayes, Belniar, "How the wearing of a seat safety of Long Branch; and several nieces belt law and ultimately could affect "We've been reluctant to give any challenge has lead to newfound N.J.; a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Tilton, belt would protect other members of and nephews. similar statutes being enacted na- more," said Sanders, who now fame. Freehold; a. stepmother, Mildred the public is obscure at best," said The Woolley Funeral Home, Long tionwide, including California's law admits his deputy may have been "The way I got the ticket was Mayes, Phikdelphia, Pa.; a step- Brummer. Branch, is In charge of arrange- that goes Into effect Wednesday. "oveneaknis" in giving Kohrig her pretty weird, too," she added. sister, Mrs. Mildred Singleton, also Supporters of the law, including ments. "Pretty simply stated," said Carl Thompson, argue that forcing motor- ticket so soon after the law took "Here I was in the emergency of Philadelphia. 15 grandchildren; effect. room, and this deputy comes up and and 15 great-grandchildren. Draper, legal counsel to Illinois Gov ists to wear seat belts does benefit James Thompson, "if this ruling is the public, In two distinct ways. "He did create a bunch of furor, asks me if I had my seat belt on. The Hoffman Funeral Home, Long Marylou D. (ilassman sustained, the effect will be to take Drivers wearing seat belts, they say, that's for sure," Sanders said. Well, I was no more thinking about Branch is in charge of arrange- The law — which barely passed in a seat belt law than anything." Marylou Dorothy Glassman, 54, of the law off the books." will be better able to respond* to ments. Long Branch, died Saturday at home. Mrs. Classman was a lifelong LeRoy M. Blumenhein resident of Long Branch. She had been employed as a Disabled children victims of federal aid cuts LtRoy M. Blumenhein,- 73, of secretary with the Signal Corps, Ealoatown, died Saturday in Jersey Fort Monmouth. Charlotte Hardnett, the SSI law- ty standards were more reason- agency rejects more than 23,000 Shore Medical Center, Neptune. She was a member of the Asbury yer In the case, declined comment, able," said Joseph Manes, senior children on medical grounds. KnlQht-Rldder Newspapers saying it was against federal policy policy analyst for the Mental Health Applicants first are screened ior Born in Irvington. Mr. United Methodist Church, Oakhurst. She had also been secretary for ' * PHILADELPHIA - Brian Zebley to discuss pending litigation. Jim Law Project in Washington. income and assets, then (or physical Blumenhein was a resident of Eaton- was born with brain damage. At age Brown, press officer for Social Cases such as those of Jason Sass and mental disabilities. The pro- town for 40 years. the Long Branch High School Board of Education. 4, be functioned at the mental level Security, said the standards for and Brian Zebley are "just the tip of gram provides a monthly cash He «as a retired district manager of a 2-year-old, walked with a limp, children were "fair and equitable." the iceberg," said Jonathan Stein, payment, and it automatically quali- for the Walter Reade Organization of Mrs. Glassman was active in all slurred his words, drooled heavily Attorneys associated with the director of Community Legal Ser- fies the child for Medicaid. In many New York City. the Long Branch High School class activities; and was a member of the and was not toilet-trained. Zebley case said, however, that vices in Philadelphia, which filed the cases, officials said, the Medicaid, Zebley lawsuit with Mark Kaufman, He was a veteran of World War II. Red Men-Pocahontas Society. 'The Social Security Adminis- partly as a result of the lawsuit the which pays for hospital and doctor serving lit the U.S. Army Air Corps. tration acknowledged all of those government had agreed to form a a lawyer for Delaware County Legal bills, is more important than the Surviving are her husband, Leo Assistance. Surviving are a son, Carl F. Klein Glassman; two daughters, conditions. committee to review the SSI stan- cash, which amounts to a maximum Blumenhein of Eatontown; and a Marylee K., and Leslie K. Glassman, But after a review of Brian's case dards for children. More than 230,000 children na- of $325 a month and will go up to $3*6 sister. Mrs. Myrtle Harris of San both of Long Branch; and her father, In 1983, the agency cut off the In a case last week, the Social tionwide receive SSI. Each year, the in January. Rafael, Cal. George A. Baust of Long Branch. benefits he had been receiving for Security Administration agreed to The Robert A. Braun Home For The Flock Funeral Home, Long two years, saying be was not reconsider granting benefits to Funerals, Eatontown/is in charge of Branch, is in charge of arrange- sufficiently disabled to qualify for Jason Sass, a 10-month-old infant arrangements. ments. the program, called Supplemental from Bucks County, Pa., whose case Boy is 5th person to die Security Income (SSI). strongly resembles that of Brian Brian, who lives In Upland, Pa., Is Zebley. not alone, say medical experts and Jason has a gag reflex that advocates for the disabled. Aceord- hampers his eating and breathing, after mall plane crash Tax, textile lobbyists kg to a lawsuit filed in Brian spina bifida, paralyzed legs and febley's behalf in 1913, thousands of other birth defects. His parents ly been ruled out as a result of a children under the age of 18 are applied for benefits twice and were OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - A 14- study of the wreckage and inter- denied SSI benefits every year under rejected on the grounds that Jason month-oW boy injured when a plane views with people who were near the spent most, report says "arbitrary" and "capricious" medi- was riot sufficiently disabled and crashed into a crowded shopping crash site. cal standards. that he was too young to be mall has died, becoming toe fifth The investigator estimated it York City real estate and banking The suit, which is still pending, accurately evaluated. victim of the Dec. 23 accident, WASHINGTON (AP) - Big-buck Interest*. could take as long as two months was fUed in U.S. District Court here SSI officials in Wtlkes-Barre, Pa., officials say. battles to preserve major income This organisation, which provided agreed to reconsider his application before the agency is ready to make tax deductions and protect U.S. against the Social Security Adminis- Alexander Luong, of Concord, who limousine rides and a chartered jet under pressure from Rep. Peter suffered second- and third-degree an official announcement of the textile* accounted for the greatest tration. It demands that the agency trip for such key House members as Kostmayer, D-Pa. Kostmayer asked burns over 85 percent of his body, cause. concentration of the million* of Speaker Thomas P O'Neill. D- create a new SSI standard that evaluates, the ability of children to for a "presumptive judgment," died Saturday night in Children'? Llorente said no one saw the crash dollars lobbyists spent trying to Mass , laid out SMMr? in the July- which would award benefits tempor- Hospital, the nursing supervisor's up close, although several people influence Congress in 1885 September period after a WO,6O8 function, much as the adult standard . evaluates adults' ability to work. arily, until the child could be further office reported. heard the plane before it hit. Topping the most recent spending start in the second quarter. evaluated. list issued by the House clerk's office , { The lawsuit states that children Besides the infant, the crash at the The third highest spender hi the are subject to more rigid rules than The standards for children re- Sunvalley Mall took the Uves of the was the Coalition Against Double third quarter was the Fiber, Fabric adults and that this double standard peatedly have been challenged in plane's pilot, his two passengers and Taxation Inc., an alliance of labor and Apparel Coalition for Trade, court in individual cases. But Zebley a shopper, and injured 76 people. JUNIORS & SENIORS unions that reported third-quarter reporting third-quarter outlays of violates the intention of Congress in 1972 when it enacted SSI, a welfare vs. Heckler is the only pending class- Sixteen of them are still hospital- lobbying outlays of $848,477. 1484,622 on behalf of legislation to action lawsuit seeking to force a ized, six in critical condition. Prepare Now For The The group was not alone in the restrict textile product imports. program for the mentally and physi- sweeping change in the standards The Beechcraft Baron plunged thus-far successful campaign to cally handicapped. The rules for This coalition of U.S. clothing children have not changed since applied to disabled children, the through the mall roof and sent down MARCH 15'^ SAT. retain the federal deductlbility of manufacturers also had an ally in then, say advocates for the disabled, attorneys said. a shower of flaming debris. Children state aid local taxes in the tax- domestic chemical companies, Advocates say that because of the were waiting nearby to talk to Santa. overhaul bill recently passed by the whose Man-Made Fiber Producers even though knowledge about child- hood disabilities has grown more narrow interpretation imposed by Investigators have narrowed the House and sent to the Senate. Association Inc. spent (210,241 dur- the Social Security Administration, probable cause to poor weather or 2»» YMf The second highest spender In the ing the third quarter. sophisticated. In the court papers, agency law- the program serves but a fraction of pilot error, according to experts of latest batch of lobbying reports was Through September, the two tex- the needy children who are entitled Htesq la. LMI * yers contend that the rules are a the National Transportation Safety HUM Ka^aaafaal the Association for a Better New tile groups poured more than $1.8 to assistance. Board. VMS, rrlMN York, bankrolled principally by New million into their 1988 campaign for reasonable interpretation of a policy "We don't know how many more Chief investigator Don Llorente protectionist legislation, with much set down by Congress and that It is children could qualify if the disabili- said equipment failure has tentative- 988-1313 or 2704779 of the money attributed to advertis- up to Congress to change that policy. ing and public relations. They say the Zebley case raises The textile forces won the battle Issues that were decided in toe QLASSMAN — UerytM Ooromy (HOT Bw«l. on Social Security Administration's Oaa. as, ISSS. ege M. Funeral MMoaa mat, Jen. on Capitol Hill but may have lost the 1. ISM • 10J0 un Iran tt» not* Funanl Horn. war in Washington. Their bill was favor In two court decisions in 1982 MS Sraarmai. long Branch Ffttndi may CM vetoed by President Reagan. and 1S84 in circuit courts in Georgia Tlxiriday 14 ml II p.m. Merman! WoodNna and Massachusetts. 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DECEMBER 30, 1985 It's a lot more than just a name GEORGE SHEEHAN Changing names can be confusing his last name," says Elmasian-Delp. "He's a ments. Nor does she believe that if women are If LYNNR NCKEUBI writer and his family is very proud of bis M really secure about themselves it doesn't Knlght-Rldder name. So Jamie's middle name is Elmasian Baby-naming is the matter what their name ii. DETROIT — For Claudia Elmasian-Delp, (an Armenian name) and her last name is "These are all simply excuses," she says the problems started on the first night of the Delp. There is no hyphen and she goes by bottom line. That's when firmly. "Men would never find any of them honeymoon when she arrived at a Toronto Delp." acceptable if the tables were turned. I mean, Thinking hotel and found the reservation she had made "Most people just call me Claudia Delp you find out whose name is let's say the cultural rules dictated every in her own name had been changed to "Mrs. now," she says, sounding a bit wistful. "I time a black man and a white man formed a Michael Delp." guess it's easier to pronounce. I do miss my really mportant. And it's business •ogether, the business could bear "I burst into tears," recalls Elmasian- name, but it's easier to let it go ... My other almost always the man's, tt only the white man's name. Can you imagine makes us Delp, 35, director of the library at Interlochen friends are dropping their hyphens, too, black people saying, 'Oh, two names are too Arts Academy near Traverse City. Mich. "I especially when they have children." Dr. Harriet Lerner difficult. Oh, it doesn't matter. Oh, Ms name was terribly upset. Suddenly Claudia More than a decade alter many women Psychologist is prettier anyway.' Elmasian was gone and in her place was Mrs. began to keep their names upon marriage, the "Of course not. Because it's very clear that human Delp. My husband was understanding, but he question of what to call oneself and one's names are powerful shapers. They determine really couldn't empathize Men never lose children remains confusing and painful, believe the emotion, hostility and fear that how we view ourselves and society. But their names. They don't even think about it." At one level, creativity is the especially in an era of frequent divorce and comes up. Men think they own children... It's women have a hard time being truthful about ability to adapt to change. At Six years and one child later, Mike Delp remarriage. almost like cattle: You pay for them. You this ... I am constantly amazed at now deep another, it is change itself. At one still seems a little baffled by his wife's No law states that a woman must take her brand them and of course, they're terrified our wish is to protect men and keep them in level, it Is problem solving. At a outburst in Toronto. "I didn't rob her of her husband's name upon marriage, yet the of losing that." t a one-up position — even at the expense of our higher one, it is the sudden insight identity." says Delp. 37, sounding tired. He is majority of couples still stick with tradition. No statute requires children to take their own names." that leads to another dimension of director of the creative writing program for But many women view losing their name — father's surname at birth. But patronymic Lerner says she is not insisting every living. the school. I didn't force her to marry me a basic, powerful form of identity since birth tradition runs deep. woman name her child after herself, but only at gunpoint or anything ... The whole issue (of — as loss of self and symbol of subordinate Creativity is a universal trait. "Baby-naming is the bottom line," says Dr. that women start talking honestly about the names) is so insignificant. It's very, very status they don't believe in. Harriet Lerner, a psychologist at the Men- issue. However, the creative thought or act unimportant." is always peculiarly our own. Each Hyphenations, once hailed as the perfect ninger Foundation in Topeka, Kan. "That's And at this point, it is only fair to point out one of us is an original with an But when their daughter, Jaime, was born solution to the name game, often are seen as when you find out whose name is really that Lerner was bom Harriet Goldhor original reaction to an original three years ago. Delp was adamant that she too much of a mouthful and impractical after important. And it's almost always the (pronounced Gold-hoar) and survived an early situation. Each one of us is unique bear his surname. ("Delp is more American the first marriage. man's." adolescence of being called Henrietta and should have a unique response to than Elmasian") And he was equally "I did hyphens until the divorce. And when Most women say it's a matter of sheer Whorehead Thirteen years ago, when the the problems we face. This is not a adamant that the name not be hyphenated. I remarried. I said, that's it. No more. One convenience rather than philosophy. married at age 28 and became Harriet new thought. We have heard it since I "I won't deal with people with two names. name, my name," says one Detroit pro- "A hyphenated name would be too Lerner, it was with a feeling of great relief. the Greeks. Know thyself, said the I won't even look at the middle name. I just fessional who now goes by her maiden name, cumbersome," says Minda Tilchin, a 33-year- Her two sons, ages 8 and 10, are namei Oracle. It is all the advice we need. won't"! but doesn't want to be quoted because the old Southfield, Mich., social worker whose-' Lerner and whenever she thinks about adding "I would rather be an authority on "He said there was no way he would lose subject is "too sensitive." baby daughter shares her father's surname. Goldhor with a hyphen, she remembers she myself than Cicero," writes Mon- Other women interviewed for this story "1 thought about giving her my name, but only was also called Silverslut. taigne. "In the eiperiences of my- later backed out of having their names used, briefly. It's hard enough for me to explain "I can't tell you how hard it was to grow self I find enough to make me wise, "Men never lose their claiming family or professional pressure. that my name is different from my husband's up being Goldhor," says Lerner. "I think if I were a good scholar." The one name-my name solution usually when I sign up for charge cards or order about hyphenating their name and then I names. They don't even works fine — until the baby arrives. At that symphony tickets. Why should I make a child think, 'Geez, they're already the only Jewish It is all there. All the material we deal with it? It's too much of a burden." need. Hidden at times, in our past. think about it.»» point, says Priscilla Ruth MacDougall, a kids in their class. Do I really need to do this Deep in our memories conscious and Wisconsin lawyer who has been on front lines "What if Jaime grew up and married to them?' And it's nice for the family to have subconscious. Montaigne again has Claudia Elmetian-Delp of the legal battles for names for 13 years, someone else with a hyphenated name? Then one name. And hyphens are clumsy. And these "the whole subject becomes more con- what?" asks Claudia Elmasian-Delp are excuses. I'm probably just as screwed up the illuminating words: "The life of Library director Caesar has no more to show me than troversial than nuclear war. You cannot Lerner is not impressed with such argu- and nervous on the topic as anyone else." my own. Let us only listen i we tell ourselves all we need." Montaigne then related many of the things experience has told him, from how to sleep to when to move his bowels. The biological wisdom he acecumulated over the years Grandparents are special people provided the counseling to conduct his life. His life became his own creation. We have no choice but to do the same. Otherwise we are only pup- pets. Our action and speech are those of someone else. We become robots mechanically following pro- grams made for the average human being. When faced with a problem we plug into society's computer and art given the solution. This loss of humanity, and, in a sense, our divinity, is inevitable if we don't take time to think. Creativi- ty demands thinking. We must observe, judge, act. Nothing that is automatic or customary is creative. That is why the creative posture is to be lost in thought. The physical blends with the mental and the spiritual. We hear from the entire self. When we are fortunate in this enterprise everything else is blocked out. We are in an eternal NOW. What happens then may be as SPECIAL FEELING — At the Grandparents and major as a revelation that changes Special Persons Day sponsored by the Point Road TOUT life, or as minor as the decision School in Little Silver, school children and their on what to eat for dinner. But grandparents both got a fresh look at school. Here, whatever comes results from a six-year-old Louise Marburger gets help from her confluence of information available grandmother, Beverly Breder, with her math READING TOGETHER — Kate Kostelnik, 6, a Kostelniks were just two of the grandparents front no other source than yourself. student in the first grade at Point Road School No matter where it originates it learning cards during independent study time in which traveled to attend the Grandparents and must be filtered through your own first grade in Little Silver, reads with her grandparents, Mike Special Persons Day sponsored by the school. experience So it is you, a unique, and Helen Kostelnik ot Clark, N.J. The original and never-to-be-repeated human being, arriving at a new expression of that self. Every action of that self requires a "why" and a "how". What we plan to do must be acceptable to the philosophy of the body-mind complex which proposes to bring it about. But is is not enough to know the answer. It must be applied. The sudden inspiration must be transformed into action. This demands the pratical virtues. We learn the need for self knowledge from the Greeks. We leam the need for self discipline from the Romans. Endurance, pa- tience and dogged determination are necessary for the living out of the creativity impulse. Hard living, followed by hard thinking, and then by hard work is the formula for creativity. Effective reaction to change comes from inside. The body must be allowed to speak its mind and the mind allowed its inning as well. What pleases them, will please us. What is necessary for them is necessary for us. Eventually a Montaigne said, we will have a marriage of pleasure and necessity. We will live in conformity ARTISTIC ENDEAVOR - to our nature, clearly seeing what Jean Witterschein of Middle- exactly it demands. town talks with her grandson, EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. George Walter Brasch, 6, about the Sbeehaa's column on health aad calendar he made for her fittest appears every Monday In the during Grandparents and Lifestyle Mellon Special Persons day at the Point Road School in Little Silver. The grandparents par- Stop smoking ticipated in a school day's activities with their grand- program planned children.
The Freehold Area Hospital Well- ness Center will be conducting free Photos by introductory sessions for Smokeless, the stop smoking program, at the Caroline Weliness Center on Tuesday. Jan. 21. at 7:30 p.m. and also on Wednesday. Couig Jan 22. at 10 am. and 8 p m Smokeless participants ex- BACK IN SCHOOL - These .grand- Road School in Little Silver as part ol parents went through the regular day's perience A quit rate of three times parents and other special persons were Grandparents and Special Persons Day, activities with their grandchildren. higher than any other smoking back in school in the first grade at Point sponsored by the school. The grand- cessation program 1Y. DECEMBER 30, 1985 The Rrginlrr I1A WEDDINGS
O'Brien-Scotto Connor- McMahon Clayton-Sisak
KEANSBURG - Frances Scotto FALMOUTH. MA. - Marie HAZLET — The wedding of Ann and Timothy Junes O'Brien were Tberese McMahon and John Joseph Marie Sisak and Richard Clayton Jr married on Oct. » at St. Ann's Connor Jr. were married on Oct. IS took place on Oct. 28 at Holy Family Church by Gregory Vaughern Glenn at St. Patrick's Church. Rev. Joseph Church. The reception was held at Terrace. Brooklyn, NY., was the P. McNulty celebrated the Nuptial Fisherman's Wharf, Rumson. jetting for the reception. Mass. The bride is the daughter of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scotto, Main The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sisak, Colby Lane, St., here, are the bride's parents. and Mrs. Edward R. McMahon, here. The groom is the son of The groom's parents are Thomas here. The groom is the son of Mr. Georgia Clayton, E. Third St., O'Brien, Highland Blvd., here, and and Mrs. John J. Connor, Lennox Keyport. Joan O'Brien, Ave. C, W Ave., Rumson, N.J. Jane Reilly was the maid of honor Keansburg. Patricia McMahon was her sis- The bridesmaids were Christine The matron of honor was Joaim ter's maid of honor. Elizabeth Bongarzone, Marilyn Castine, and Kaplan. Joyce Scotto, Donna Scotto, Connor, groom's sister, and Lisa Stephanie Sisak Robert Niblett ser- Darlene Roberttelli, Wendy Scotto. Natoli, bride's cousin, were ved as best man. Edward Kennedy. Debra Cerwinski, Kathleen Pfleger, bridesmaids, Jennifer Kurre, cousin Robert Fa lion, and Doninic Catullo Mr MI Mrs and Peggy Ray were bridesmaids of groom, was a Junior bridesmaid. were the ushers. Ricttrl CttyiM Jr Thomas O'Brian Jr. was best num. Mr.Ni'Mn.TiMlftyOtrtN Timothy J. Connor, cousin of groom, Mrs. Clayton was graduated from The ushers were Paul Canry, Joseph served as best man. The ushers were St. John Vianney High School. graduate of Keyport High School and * Garafano, John McGaheran, Ed- N.Y. Her husband is a graduate of Michael Labriola, uncle of groom, Loan Assoc Her husband attended Holmdel. and Brookdale Community is employed by Gibson Assoc., ward Landosca, James Roberttelli, Keansburg High School and Allen B. Kurre Jr., cousin of groom, Anselm College and graduated from College. Lincroft, for nursing. She is Cranford. . Daniel Scotto Jr., and Gerald Spoor. Brookdale Community College, Lin- Capt John McMahon, brother of Monmouth College, W. Long Branch a registered nurse at Riverview After a wedding trip to Cancun. * Evan Pfleger was a page. croft. He is employed by the Federal bride, and William McMahon, He is employed by AT&T Infor- Medical Cent«" «»r ••...b--"'1 •• • Mexico, the couple settled here. « The bride was graduated from Aviation Administration. He is also brother of bride. mation Systems as a tele- Mater Dei High School, New Mon- a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Connor was graduated from communication technician. mouth, and Wilma Boyd Travel After honeymooning in Phoenix St. Anselm College, Manchester, After a wedding trip to Barbados School. She is employed by North- and the Grand Canyon the couple N.H. She is Regional Loan Represen- the couple settled in Monmouth Varga-Boehner west Orient Airlines. Garden City, settled on Long Island. tative for Shadow Lawn Savings and Beach. SHREWSBURY - Debra L. Bohner and Robet J Varga ex- Kowalski-Nickerson Tiedeman-Cordelli changed wedding vows on Oct. 12 at The Shadowbrook. setting also for the reception. James F Maher Jr., SEWICKLEY, Pa. - The wedding RED BANK - Carol L. Cordelli Mayor of Middletown. officiated of Ann Taliaferro Nickerson and and Anthony Tiedeman exchanged The bride is the daughter of John Walter Kowalski Jr. were married wedding vows on Nov. 16 at St. H Boehner. Green Oak Blvd.. on Nov. 9 at St. Steven's Church. The Anthony's Church. Monsignor De- Middletown, and the late Marjorie double ring ceremony was per- Lorenzo celebrated the Nuptial E. Boehner (Rocket!) The groom is formed by Rev. Russell Turner. Mass. Christie's, Wanamassa, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Edgeworth Country Club, here, was the setting for the reception. Varga. Garden Grove. Ca the setting for the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cordelli, Maid of honor was Donna L The bride's parents are Mr. and Fairfax, Va , are parents of the Boehner. sister of the bride, and best Mr*. Charlie C. Nickerson, Bottin bride. Mr. and Mrs. Robert man was Dennis F. Varga. groom's Rd . Fair Haven, N.J. Parents of the Tiedeman, Spring St., here, are the brother. groom are Mr. and Mrs. Walter groom's parents. Mrs Varga was graduated from Kowalski. Ambridge. Pa. The maid of honor was Valerie Middletown High School North, at- Mr. Md Mn. Debra L. Keyes was the maid of Cordelli. Tarra Slater, Sandy tended Fashion Institute of Tech- Bolart Virsi honor. Nancy Hale, Suzanne Lay ton. and Ruth Worden were the nology, and is presently attending City College, and attended Orange Nickerson, Gloria Kingerski, and bridesmaids. Raymond Tiedeman Mr. Mi Mrs. the Brick Computer Science In- Coast and Golden West College. He Carol Pournaras were the served as best man. The ushers were Anlnany TMeau* stitute for Commuter Programming is a piping surveyor for the Depart- , bridesmaids. Douglas Lalama ser- Mr. II* Mrs. Robert Tiedeman Jr.. Alfred Stan- She is Pipe Shop Administrative ment of 'the Navy. Brooklyn He is ved as best man. The ushers were Waltir Kowilski Jr cati. and John Lytle. Labor, Avenel. Mr. Tiedeman is a Assistant for Coastal Dry Dock and also a veteran from the U.S. Paul Nickerson, Clark Nickerson, The bride is a graduate of graduate of Red Bank Regional High Repair Corp.. Brooklyn. NY Her Army.After a wedding trip to Peter Kingerski. and Angelo Director of Harmonie Associates. Southeast High School, Greensboro, School and is a dental technician at husband is a graduate of West- Poconos the couple settled in Pournaras. Matthew Poumaras was Ambridge. Mr Kowalski is a gradu- N.C. and Guilford Technical In Fort Monmouth. minster High School. Long Beach Matawan ring bearer. ate of Pennsylvannia State Univer- situte, Jamestown, N.C. She is a The couple honeymooned on the The bride was graduated from sity and is owner of a garden center safety inspector for the U.S. Dept. of Southeast coast. Mary Baldwin College and The The couple settled in Zelienople. College of William and Mary She is Pa., after a wedding trip to Florida Nebora-Kozlow McDermott-Spafford MIDDLETOWN - Donna Lynn Kozlow became the bride of Gregory McCarthy-Palmer MIDDLETOWN - Dona Lee Spaf Edward Nebora on Nov 9 at ford and Jeffrey Alan McDermott Westminster Presbyterian Church. HOWELL - Debra Kim Palmer exchanged wedding vows on Nov. 2 Rev. Harlan C. Durfee officiated. and Daniel L. McCarthy III ex- at King of King's Church. Rev. Club Bene. Morgan, was the setting Hawson officiated. The reception for the reception. change wedding vows on Oct. 13 at was held at West Keansburg Fire- Church of St. Veronica. Father house. ~y The bride's parents are Mr. and James Conover celebrated the Nup- Mrs. John Kozlow, Region Dr.. tial Mass. The Barclay, Belmar, was Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spafford, Hazlet. Peter Nebora, Elizabeth, the setting for the reception. White St., E. Keansburg, are parents of the bride Mr and Mrs Joseph and the late Maryann Nebora, are The bride is the daughter of McDermott. Woods End Rd., here, parents of the groom. Marylou Aquillno, Apalachin, N.Y., are the groom's parents. The matron of honor was Laura and Donald W. Palmer, Cherry Hill. Mills Lisa Downing and Patricia The groom's parents are Mr. and Diane Sturges was the maid of Kozlow were the bridesmaids. Paul Mrs. Daniel McCarthy, Jackson. honor. Doreen Gramling and Janet Folsom were bridesmaids. Jim Gregory Kozlow'served as best man. Michele Lynne Palmer was her Gillick served as best man. The The ushers were Paul Kelly and sister's maid of honor. Mary Ellen ushers were Richard Anziuino and Mr. NI Mn. George Ludovico. Carley Ludovico McCarthy, Susan Guarino, Debbie Rob Setteducato. was a flower girl. McGrath. and Geralyn Harvey were Mrs. Nebora was graduated from graduate of Thomas Jefferson High bridesmaids. Thomas McGovern Dr. ni Mrs. The bride was graduated from New Monmouth, and received a B.A. Raritan High School, Hajlet. and School. Elizabeth. served as best man. The ushers were OMM McCarthy III Middletown High School North and in Contemporary Arts from Ramapo attended Brookdale Community Col- After a wedding trip to the Michael McKenna, Thomas McKen- Union Technical Institute. She is College He is Studio Manager for employed by Graphic Art and De- lege, Lincroft. Her husband is a Poconos the couple settled in Hazlet. na, Kevin Clemencich, and Jerry School and Pennsylvania College of Arcara Art, Keyport. Bennett Allyson Moroney was a sign, here. Mr. McDermott is a After a cruise to Mexico the Straight Chiropratic. He also attend- graduate of Mater Dei High School, flower girl and Robert Hochman was ed Ocean County College and Bloom- couple settled in Hazlet the ring hearer. field College. He is a licensed Robins-Johnson Mrs. McCarthy was graduated chiropractor in Pa and a substitute from Middletown High School North teacher in Jackson Memeorial High Falco-Douglas COLTS NECK - Marie Margaret and is employed as a C.S.R. for School. Johnson became the bride of Scott Storer Cable Communications, The couple settled in Eatontown Alan Robins on Nov. 10 at Colts Neck Eatontown Her husband is a gradu- after honeymooning in Montego Bay, T Inn, setting also for the reception. ate of Jackson Memorial High Jamaica. Leslie A. Douglas and Carmen J. The Mayor of Neptune City. Holmes Falco Jr. took place on Oct. 27 at St. A Adams officiated. Ann's Church. Rev. Gregory Vaughn The bride is the daughter of Mrs. officiated. Shore Casino, Atlantic Ira M. Com, Wanamassa, and Corregano-Madsen Highlands, was the setting for the Harvey E. Johnson Jr., Lesser reception. Pkwy., Oakhurst. The groom is the The bride's parents are Joseph son of George Robins, Woodbridge, RED BANK - Lorraine C Douglas, Miami, Fla , and Phoebe Madsen and Glenn G. Corregano and the late Janet Robins. MacKay, Main St., here. The Susan Di Fiore was the maid of were married on Oct. 19 at St. James groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Church by Father Howell. The honor. The bridesmaids were Janet Carmen Falco, Ramsey Ave., here. Johnson and Robin Clark. Joel reception was held at Homestead Ellen Murray was the matron of Inn, Spring Lake. Gliken served as best man. Scott honor. The bridesmaids were Laura Bogar and David Schneider were The bride's parents are Mr. and DiCapua, Nancy Krenza, Darlene ushers. Mrs. Donald Madsen, Crescent Dr., Wagner, Barbara Mescal, Katie Mr. isiMn. here. Parents of the groom are Mr Furiato, and Nancy Foley John Cinwi Falco Jr. Mrs. Robins and her husband were Mr. Hi Mrs. and Mrs. Murray Marcbvitz, Murray was best man. Stephen graduated from Ocean Township Bellevue Ave., Rumson. Douglas, Joseph Douglas, James Mrs. Falco was graduated from High School and attended Brokdale Michel* Madsen was her sister's Falco, Paul Falco, Jackie Keelen, Keansburg High School. Her hus- Community College, Lincroft. She is maid of honor. The bridesmaids and Michael Kauffman were the band is also a grauduate of employed by Middlebrook Spirit tries, Ocean Township. were Beth Hesse, Kelleigh Gaven, ushers. William MacKay was a ring Keansburg High School and attneded Shop, Ocean Township, and he is After a wedding trip to Jamacia and Jacqueline Onufrey. Roy Cor- bearer. John Jay Criminal Justice College. employed by ATMOS Tech Indus- the couple settled in Neptune City. regano was his brother's best man. Donald and Michael Madsen, Mr. i* Mr* brothers of the bride, and Jamie 61m Corrasieo Corregano were the ushers. a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven The bride was graduated from Regional High School and is self- Red Bank Catholic High School and employed. ENGAGEMENTS Katherlne Gibbs School, NY. N.Y. After a honeymoon to Virgin She Is employed by Cllnlque Labora- Gorda, British Virgin Islands, the tories. Inc., here. Mr. Corregano Is couple settled here. Lucarelli-Pallud Reichardt-Anthony Miss Anthony was graduated from ANNECY, France - Mr. and Mrs. Paris, and University of Lyon II. and LONG BRANCH - The engage- Long Branch High School and Casso-Goldin Sylvaln Pallud announce the engage- is now studying at the Graduate ment of Jeanne Marie Anthony to Montclair State College. She is a ment of their daughter Francoise School of Translation and Inter- Robert M. Reichardt is announced manager for Pants Place Plus. Marie Pallud to Benjamin James pretation, Geneva, Switzerland. Her by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eatontown. Her fiance is a graduate ELBERON - Heidi Lisa Goldin fiance is a graduate of Ohio and Dominic Casao were married Lucarelli. son of Mr. and Mrs. Zacharias Anthony. Atlantic Ave. of Ocean Township High School and Benjamin Lucarelli, Warden Ave.. Wesleyan University and is Vice Mr. Reichardt is the son of Marion Monclair State College He is em- Nov. I at the Elberon Memorial Predsident of Lucarelli Construc- Chapel. Rumson, N.J. Reichardt. Roosevelt Ave., Oak- ployed by Merrill Lynch. Freehold. The bride-elect was graduated tion. Rumson. hurst. and the late Adam Reichardt. Parents of toe bride are Mr. and A July wedding is planned. A Spring 1987 wedding is planned Mrs Arnold Goldin, Holmdel. The from University of La Sorbonne. bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs Dominick Casso Sr. of EUxa- Welch-Siwakowski Mh. Cevetello-Krost Barbara Alyson Goldin, sister of and Glassboro State College. She is the bride, and Capt. James Smith HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. a secretary/word processor for LONG BRANCH - The engage- attending Brookdale Community were honor attendants. Benjamin Franklin, Bay Ave., and Giordano. Halleran and Clesla Law The bride was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F Welch HI. ment of Suzanne P. Krost to Jerome College. Lincroft. She is office Firm. Middletown. Mr. Welch is a A. Cevetello Jr. is announced by her manager for Portable Health Sys- Holmdel High School and Glassboro Lincoln St.. Red Bank, are pleased to graduate of Middletown High School State College. She Is employed by the announce the engagement of their parents Madeline Krost Macdonald. tems, Inc. here. Her fiance was South and attended Glassboro State Second Ave.. and Edmund A. Krost. graduated from Hudson Catholic Lakewood Board of Education as a children Joan Annette Slwakowski College. He is presently attending Special Ed. Teacher at the High and Thomas Francis Welch TV. Queens, N.Y. Mr. Cevetello is the High School. Jersey City. Fordham Local son of Elizabeth Cevetello. Ocean University. NY.. NY., and Mon- School. Mr. Casso was graduated The bride-elect was graduated 9 Trade School. Trenton. He is a mouth County Police Academy. from Elizabeth High School and Mr. Mi MTS.DMMC CUM Ave.. Sea Bright, and the late from Henry Hudson Regional High plumber with Plumbers and Pipe Jerome A. Cevetello Sr. Freehold He is a police officer for Falrlelgh Dlckenson University. He School. Highlands, and Brookdale Fitters Local the City of Long Branch If employed by the City of Elizabeth After a wedding trip to Hawaii, Miss Krost is a graduate of Red Community College. Lincroft. She 9, Tinton Falls. Bank Catholic High School and is An Oct wedding is planned at an Insurance Manager. they settled In Old Bridge also attended Trenton State College The couple plan an Oct. wedding 12A ••ftsBiY, DECEMBER 30. No need to 'sacrifice' Cleaning tips for laminated plastic surfaces Dear Ann Landers: I'm a female, If the problem remains, you may II yein old, and have completed my DEAR READERS: scratches. Glossy and satin finish laminates show minor marks need to call a plumber. - Heloise sophomore year al Tutu University. Many of you have wrlttea HANDBAG MAGIC ^ 1 have• male friend (tame age) who Ann Landers asking for information on clean- more than textured finishes do. Hints From "Clean UK laminated plastic Dear Heloise: Most of thaJfM li caaildered a nerd or a wimp by a ing laminated plastic table lops when I find the style handbag I lot of people, but he ii a really good and chain with vinyl upholstery ton with a damp cloth or a gain and It would make me feel commercial cleaner fonnalated like it has a shoulder strap. I go person. Oae reader, E.M. Stela, a dealer Heloise rotten. She said, "You're one la a for this ate. Da not use powdered ahead and buy it and then cut the in dinette sett, sent same very strap to the length I like. ••Mike's" big hangup Is that he it million. Thanks for being so honest good suggestions on the care of cleanser, steel wool or other solution of sal soda and a good still a virgin and the guys bug him and decent." dinette sets, which I would like to harsh abrasive cleaners. For rinse. — A Reader I don't have a poppet rivet like about it. He wants to score, but can't share: staias, apply a little lemon Jake UNCLOG DRAINS manufacturers use, so I use a Listen, guys, sex doesn't make you heavy thread and needle to sew a gel over his shyness. I fixed him up or diluted laundry bleach, then Dear Heloise: Some years ago a real man. A 12-year-old boy is "Usually, yoa ibould clean clear large button or other ap- with two girls who are known to have rinse well. you told how to clean out slow capable of having sex. A real man Is vinyl chairs with a damp cloth. propriate decoration to the cut round heels but he froze. Last week "To May free of grease and draining drains in the bathtub. mature and responsible. I wish the Occasionally wash them with ends of the strap to attach them he told me a couple of chicks moved fingerprints, the chrome trim on girls out there would itop giving mild soap. A toft bristled brush I had the hint once but can't together again. on him but he took them home in a can be used for difficult spots. dinette sets needs to be cleaned find it. Would you please print it themselves away because they are Most people think the handbag hurry — said he had a headache. afraid if they say no they will slay Using harsh chemical cleaners with an almost dry cloth. You can In your column? — Dorothy may damage the vinyl. Some- uie metal polish occasionally. Quarles was made that way originally. The guy feels like such a loser I home a lot. If a guy won't date you times even prolonged use of mild "II your table has leaves that I never mind reprinting a good Some ladies ask about it. I tell am sorry for him. I'm seriously because you refuse lo go lo bed with them I did it. They think I am him, he Isn't worth your time. dishwashing detergent can cane are only used occasionally, re- hint, the kind everyone can use at considering taking on the project the vinyl surface to become member to store them flat lo some lime or other, so here goes: very clever. — Betty Agnew-Cox myself, but I'm afraid I might mess brittle and crack. prevent warpage." Pour one cap of baking soda I agree. Yon are very clever up his head. I lost my virginity when For those who don't think sex and I like the fact that you wont outside of marriage is immoral, I "You should be careful not lo I hope this will help all of you into the drain and follow with one I was a senior in high school but I'm lo keep your dinette sets in good cup of vinegar. settle for something you don't like not ileaiy or loose with guys. I suggest you think about unwanted place very hot Items directly on but find a way to make It to your a laminated plastic table top. condition for a long time. — As the soda and vinegar are believe sex should be an expression pregnancies and venereal disease, taste. - Heloise Never slice bread or meat direct- Helolse foaming, pour about a quart of of love and friendship and I consider which Includes genital herpes for ROCKING CHAIRS which there is no known cure. And ly on the table top. Use a cutting TV TIPS boiling water into the drain. Thli Mike a real good friend. now that AIDS has been discovered board. Avoid sliding objects Dear Heloise: If your TV should help open the drain. In Dear Heloise: If you glue Would you consider this an act of in the general population, a person across the surface and be careful channel dial is blurry, take a case It tlill drains slowly, repeat weather stripping to the bottom of a rocking chair it will prevent kindness, Ann? Pleaae tell me yes or can't be too careful. lo have a pad under paper when white crayon and rub it over the the process. you're writing on the table be- numbers to restore them. You should do this every week your floor from being scratched. no. I respect your advice and will - A Lively Rocker take it. - Needing Solid Counsel In Call me square, but I have peace cause a pen point could cause Clean your TV screen with a to keep drains clear. Don't forget N.Y. of mind and I feel good about myself. - In Elmira N.Y. Dear Needing: No. I would not consider your "sacrifice " an act of Dear Elm Thanks for an unusual kindness The following letter may letter. Guys like you should be be of interest. cloned. Dear Ann Landers: Since you gel Dear Ann landers: A while back BIRTHS you printed an excellent definition of so many letters from young people (Renee M. Volker), Willow Drive, with sexual problems I thought you a well-bred person. I wiih I had Red Bank, twin sons, Dec. 9. (Shira Sorscher), Forest Ave., MONMOUTH MEDICAL Ocean, .son, Nov. 27 might like some fresh air. clipped it, as I do many of my Nancy A. Brownlee and Philip J. Lakewood. son, Nov. 30. CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Michael Helring favorite columns. Can you dig it up Porlantino, Stephensburg Road. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Johnson I am 18, male, considered good- Long Branch (Smith) Seeley Ave, Keansburg, for me? — Lisa In Sacramento Washington, son, Dec. 10. (Linda Pierce), Riverside Drive, looking and still a virgin. I have had Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn R Rocheford daughter, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Denis Gallagher Bricktown, twins, daughter and son, plenty of opportunities but always Dear Lisa: I remember it well. It I Pamela Scott). Myrtle Ave . Long Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shecher (Mary Rafter). Wall Church Road, Dec. 2 stopped short of the line. The last goes like this: "Whoever makes the Branch, daughter, Nov. 28. (Pamela Gearie), Schuber Place, experience was the closest. I was fewest people uncomfortable is the son, Dec. 11. Mr. and Mrs. George Moody Mr and Mrs. Robert H Beuthe (Yvette Miller), Third Ave., Asbury Eatontown, son, Nov. 28. with a young woman who knew I had best bred in the group." (Colleen Brady), Rebecca Court, Old Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cusick never had a total sexual experience (Marilyn Rutherford), Victor Place, Park, son, Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. John DiPasquale Even if drinking is the "in" thing Bridge, twins, daughter and son, and wanted to leach me how. We Neptune, daughter, Nov. 28. Lucy Alvarado. Garfield Ave., (Tonda Hannum), Foster Street, almost went too far when suddenly in your crowd, It needn't crowd you Dec 7 Long Branch, daughter, Nov. 27 Red Bank, daughter, Nov 28 oul. Learn the facts from Ann Valerie Gail Jones. Spring Street, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones (Michelle I said, "Let's slop this. I just can't Manion), France Street, Toms Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Torrone be so unfair to you." 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SCOREBOARD 5 CLASSIFIED 10 Sports DECEMBER 30, 1985 B Giants wallop 49ers for wild-card win said. "We have people with bruises HJONNIFAU but everybody gets healthy in a The Register hurry when they have a big game. EAST RUTHERFORD - Its off "We just Beat the world cham- Merrill relishes to Chicago for the New York Giants, pions. Our guys just refused to give who whipped the San Francisco up all year. I think they had it in 49ers. 17-3. yesterday in the National their minds that the 49ers were a Conference's wild card game. nemesis and today was the day they Bear challenge And there was confidence in the were going to turn it around. Giants' locker room that Chicago "I thought our defense was as EAST RUTHERFORD - Mention the Chicago Bears would not be the end of the season good today as it's ever been." to New York Giant! defensive end Casey Merrill, and either. The Giants had not just Parcells continued. "They're the his eyes flash like red-light district neons defeated the defending Super Bowl world champs. Somebody had to get lhe Giants will play the 15-1 Bears next Sunday in champ 49ers. They had dominated rid of them, and I'm glad we did." Chicago for the right to advance to the National them on both sides of the ball in as The Giants got rid of the 49ers Conference finals, and Merrill can't wait The Bears are physical a game as has been played simply by outhitting them and his kind of team, and they promise to provide his kind at Giants Stadium. outwitting them, particularly on of game. The win, of course, was the first defense. The game plan of keeping "I expect a war next week." Merrill said. "We were playoff victory ever for the Giants Frisco quarterback Joe Montana in physical with the 49ers today, and we will have to be at their own stadium. Actually, it the pocket worked with ends and just as physical or even more next week against the was the first time the Giants had linebackers containing him. and Bears Everybody knows how physical the Bears can be. won a home playoff game since they nose tackle Jim Burl provided They thrive on it: they love to intimidate." beat Cleveland, 10-0. in Yankee tremendous pressure up the middle. Merrill doesn't think the Giants can be intimidated Stadium in 1958 and earned the right Montana, who completed 26 of 47 He doesn't think the Giants can intimidate the Monsters to lose the finals to Baltimore in passes for 296 yards, rarely had time of the Midway either However, he knows the game will overtime. to look for second receivers, and he be played with 100 percent energy from everybody Unlike General Manager George was sacked four times. On top of "I think there will be a lot of collisions and phsyical Young, Giants' coach Bill Parcells that, he had 10 passes dropped, stuff out there," he smiled. "You really can't pick up is not a history buff. He said all seven of them by fullback Roger a big edge by trying to intimidate them But you can't week, when reminded that San Craig let them do the intimidating either I suspect the game Francisco had defeated the Giants "I think they were hearing foot- will calm down and get more serious as it goes along " in 1981 and 1984 playoff games, that steps," linebacker Gary Reasons Merrill, who is used mostly in pass-rushing situations, history has nothing to do with said. "We played aggressively from pointed out that there hadn't been a game this season football. the beginning and didn't let them get in which the Giants quit. He added that there hadn't Led by an aggressive defense, his out of the box We had put in a lot been a game in which they had been outhit either. team proved him right yesterday. of wrinkles to worry them, and we "We have a group of tough guys on this team, and They get another chance to test his switched defenses more than in any that's a luxury to be playing with." he said "Every guy theory next week because both other game this year." on this squad will fight to the end. figuratively or losses to the 49ers were in the The Giants' offense put together literally." divisional playoff game after wild 355 yards with Joe Morris rushing THE REOISTER/IRA MARK GOSTIN Next Sunday is obviously going to be Merrill's type card victories. for 141 of those. The offense's game TURNOVER ANYONE? — Linebacker Byron Hunt (57) of the New York Giants holds of game He'll have a few street fighters like Jim Burt "That game was about as physical plan was as good as the defense's. aloft the pigskin after recovering a San Francisco 49er turnover yesterday in the Giants' and Leonard Marshall along to help as they get in this league." Parcells See Giants, Page 4B 17-3 wild-card victory. Defensive end Leonard Marshall (70) follows in the background. JONN1 FALK - Seminars to keep horsemen busy during winter
Delaware area horses in New Jersey. Lameness, Artificial Control of Estrous New Jersey horse people will be able to Also on the schedule will be a session on Although the functions of the Board are Cycle, and Basic Driving Techniques. while away the winter doldrums with a Vaulting, a recently popularized form of not official, and its members act in an calendar full of instructional seminars to The 1986 Equine Symposium, sponsored equestrian sport in the United States, with advisory capacity only, it manages to fulfill by the Blue Bridle, will be held on February keep them busy and up to date on what's new Helen Bellows, northeast resource person its mission in a variety of ways, including in the horse world, with the annual 22 at the Somerset Hilton, with information for the American Vaulting Association, and ANNE breeder awards, the annual Horse Expo, on 1986 Tax Implications. Sportsmedicine. Horseman's Seminar taking top billing. The former instructor for the Boston Mounted mail exhibitions, seminars, horse shows and event, sponsored by the New Jersey Equine Breeding Farm Management and Econ- Police, the speaker. most recently the development of the 140 omics, and Equine Insurance Advisory Board, will take place in Trenton, TINSDALE acre New Jersey Horse Park in western January 25, at the Capitol Plaza Hotel. Winding up the afternoon's sessions will Old Dogwood Farm will sponsor a series Monmouth County. of clinics beginning on January 19. and Topics on the agenda include Cooperation be Pamela Hannay instructing horsemen on the benefits of Acupressure-Sniatsu Funding for the various activities sponsor- continuing through March, with sessions on and Understanding: The Key to Successful ed by the Board comes from the percentage Foaling and Neo-Natal. Equine Repro- Breeding, featuring Ann Evans, Breeding Massage as a hands on healing technique and stress reducer of monies bet at the State's race tracks, duction, Preparation to Show In-Hand, and Manager at Old Dogwood Hill Farm, administered by the Department of Agricul- allocated for this purpose. Correctness of Structure Milford. Old Dogwood, although a relatively The 1986 Equestrian Contest should be a ture The Board meets on the third Wednesday The seminars and clinics are open to the young establishment, has made a name for highlight of the day's activities, and will be The Board was formed in 1961 to provide of every month at the American Hotel, itself as a producer of top hunter prospects. public and anyone wishing to attend may followed by the Breeder Awards Dinner, at a voice, relative to State equine related Freehold obtain information and make reservations Horsemen's Liability, a topic which is which the NJ Horseperson of the Year will programs, for New Jersey's horse industry. Other seminars scheduled early next by contacting the designated representative becoming increasingly critical to horse- be honored, along with the Standardbred and Its membership includes volunteers rep- year, featuring topics of interest to horse- for each association: NJ Horseman's Sem- owners, with more and more people willing Thoroughbred Horse of the Year. resenting 24 equine related associations. men will include the NJ Horse Council- inar - Maureen Nielsen (609) 292-2888; NJ to file claims for a variety of injuries, The New Jersey Equine Advisory Board with its main function to advise the Cooperative Extension Service Seminar, at Horse Council Seminar - Karyn Malinowski, whether real or imagined, will be monitored is a unit of the Department of Agriculture, Secretary of Agriculture and the State Cook College. New Brunswick. February 15. Cook College. New Brunswick; Equine by Phil Weber, manager of Farm Bureau with its membership ratified by the NJ State Board of Agriculture on equine matters and Topics covered will offer advice on Identifi- Symposium • (202) 735-6363; Old Dogwood Insurance, covering the New Jersey and Board of. Agriculture, and its programs to promote the breeding and development of cation of Poisonous Plants. Diagnosing Hill Farm - 1201) 996-2000. Holiday tourneys Mater Dei favored conclude today in girls Buc Classic Bayinore Classic Bank Reglonal's speed against Three girls tournament titles will If JIM HIWTUIUNN be decided today Middletown North Middletown South may have lost Brick Memorial's height, but the its entire starting team from last The Register Bucs' quickness along with the home battles Mater Dei in the finals of the Buc Holiday Classic starting at 6:30. year's great club, but the unbeaten The busy holiday boys and girls court advantage will make Red Eagles (4-0) are back in a familiar basketball tournaments come to an Bank a slight favorite. Host Middletown South faces Holmdel in the title game of the spot this afternoon. end today with titles to be decided "Brick isn't as tall overall as St. The Eagles haven't been as over- in the Holiday Jubilee, Buc Holiday John Vianney (which handed the Bayshore tournament in a 2 30 start while Freehold Township meets whelming as last year's team but Classic, Freehold Regional District Bucs their lone setback)," Buc they have some good players in Lisa Tournament and the Bayshore Hol- coach Nick Pizzulli said. "But we're Marlboro for the Freehold Regional District title in a 6 p.m. contest Burgo. Cathy Madalone and Jessica iday Tournament. not going to make any changes. Bergman. Christian Brothers Academy will We've been playing better lately and Here is a preview of the various tournaments. "We must handle their pressure seek its third straight Holiday have gotten balanced scoring from and keep them off the offensive Jubilee championship tonight at 8:30 six or seven people." Buc Classic boards.," Holmdel coach Doug when it meets Asbury Park in a Center Terry Phoenix (20 ppg) is LITTLE SILVER - Unbeaten Sanecki said. "Our three front line battle of unbeatens at Monmouth the leading scorer for the Bucs, but Mater Dei (34) will take the players, Heather Christman, Sue College. Mel O'Neal, Nate Sheard and Dave favorites role when the Seraphs Lawser and Lynne Smith, have Host Red Bank Regional plays Holden can also score while point meet upstart Middletown North averaged 50 or more points in our Brick Memorial in the title game of guard Bill Lewitt has done a good (3-1) in the finals but the Lions first three games ' the Buc Holiday Classic at 8 p.m. job directing the Buc offense. pulled off two upsets thus far and will be looking to make it three in Holmdel (3-0) has rolled to a pair while St. John Vianney and Wall Brick Memorial's main threats a row. of one-sided victories over Raritan collide for the Bayshore title in are 6-10 center Bob Wykowskl and and Keyport in the first two games another 8 p.m. game at Middletown 6-1 guard SteveVan Matten. Brick's The two teams met in a regular of the tourney. season game with Mater Dei edging High School South. ability to handle Red Bank's press- Raritan and Henry Hudson play in The Freehold Regional District ing defense will probably be the out the Lions, 33-31. on a last second shot by Shonda Becker. a 1 p.m. consolation. finals is an all Freehold matchup deciding factor. Freehold Regional District Tour- with host Freehold Township facing Mater Dei and Shore play in a 5 "We have to improve more on our nament Freehold High School at 8. p.m. consolation while Monmouth offense," Middletown North coach Ed Jones said. "We had a lot of FREEHOLD - Unbeaten Free- Holiday Jubilee Regional and Toms River East play hold Township 13-0) will go into the for fifth place at 2 p.m. turnovers in that game and our WEST LONG BRANCH - shooting percentage was bad." game as a slight favorite because of Although CBA wasn't at the top of the home court advantage and Bayshore Tournament Both teams have balanced scor- better balance. its game Saturday night when they ing. Becker. Sue Markotte and fought off Lakewood. 55-45. in the MIDDLETOWN - Defending Jeanne Camissa and Liz Canino champion St. John Vianney will be Kolleen Cannon have played well for semifinals, the Colts (44) stiU go the Seraphs. Nina Rozzo and Mary are the high scorers for the Patriots into tonight's game against Asbury a slight favorite when it battles Wall while Renee Rosen is one of the best for the title. McCann lead the Lions. Both are Park as solid favorites. averaging about 10 points a game point guards in the area. CBA has a tremendous height The Lancers, who have won three McCann is the leading rebounder Marlboro has an outstanding play- advantage in 6-9 Dave Althaver, 6-8 in a row since losing to unbeaten with eight a game. er in Mary Szura who scored 31 Marc Dowdell, 6-7 Jerry Tuite and CBA, will have the height advantage points in a 43-35 win over Freehold with 6-5 Kevin Broderick (15 ppg) Toms River East plays Monmouth in the semifinals. 6-3 Steve Paterno while, point guard Regional in a 3:30 consolation game. John Crotty (15 ppg.) and Andy and 6-6 Don McGloughlin (10 ppg). JIM HINTELMANN - Hendrickson (10 ppg.) provide a lot Wall (2-1) has been getting good of the scoring punch. The Colts also production from 6-4 Tom Gifford (15 have excellent bench strength. ppg), Mike DeSamo (12 ppg) and Ed Asbury Park's only advantage Scott (14 ppg). Raritan will play Henry Hudson in Raiders' Allen MVP over CBA is quickness, but the Bishops had that last year and lost a 6:30 consolation. be a standout professional running to the Colts, 56-35, in the Jubilee NEW YORK (AP) - Marcus semifinals. Freehold Regional District Tour- back, ran for 1.759 yards to lead the nament Allen of the Los Angeles Raiders, league and caught 67 passes for 555 Mark Murray, a 6-4 junior, and 6-3 who led the National Football Anthony Wright have been the top FREEHOLD - This will be a yards as the principal figure in the rematch of the season opener for League in rushing and set a record Raiders' offense during a 12-4 players for the Bishops both in THE REGISTER/ for combined running-receiving scoring and rebounding. both teams when Freehold defeated season. Freehold Township, 94-40. POINT STOPPER — Tony Martin (23) ol Lakewood blocks a two- yardage, was named yesterday the Neptune and Lakewood play in a point effort by guard John Crotty (11) of Christian Brothers Academy Most Valuable Player and Offensive Allen was chosen for both MVP The unbeaten Colonials (4-0) will and Offensive Player honors in 845 consolation game while Long in an early season meeting between the two clubs. CBA survived a Player of the Year by The As- be the favorite because of their balloting by three writers or broad- Branch and Minasquan battle at strong performance by the Piners in the semifinals of the Holiday sociated Press. 5:30 to determine fifth place. quickness and size, but the Patriots casters representing each of the (2-1) might make the game closer Jubilee Saturday night and will face Asbury Park tonight at 8:30 in The 1981 Heisman Trophy winner, Buc Holiday Classic NFL's 28 cities. than the last time. once considered a step too slow to LITTLE SILVER - It will be Red quest of their third straight Jubilee title. \
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By BUI Lyon criticized for taking himself out of games in which the Knlfhl-Rlddrr Newspapers defense shackled him. the suggestion being that his This wu Joe Paterno last August, on the state of "injuries" were more convenient than real. However, Penn State football: "We're going into the season with against Alabama, Auburn claimed that Jackson played the idea that were starting all over. Were starting all with two broken ribs, carrying 11 times and scoring two over with the offense, the defense, the whole bit. It's touchdowns. like taking on a new job. Were starting from scratch. " The Aggies are in the Cotton Bowl for the first time Now, less than half a year later, one of the more in 11 yean. As is usually the case these days when a remarkable reconstructions in collegiate sports is only school makes a resounding turnaround, A&M has been one brick removed from completion. The season that charged with violating scores of NCAA rules, including started from scratch can conclude with a national under-the-table payments to players. This controversy championship. should furnish the Aggies, who are led by quarterback The season that Paterno was so uncertain about has Kevin Murray, with ample adrenaline. become one of perfection, with the Nittany Lions ROSE BOWL (4:45 p.m. EST;-NBC> winning all 11 games and ascending to the top of the Iowa (10-1) vs. UCLA (8-2-1) & polls in the process. In his 20th season at Penn State, Quarterback Chuck Long chose to remain at Iowa for he has a chance to produce his fourth undefeated team. this season rather than turn professional because he And for the third time in the last half-dozen New wanted another chance to play in the Rose Bowl. He's Year's nights, Penn State will play for the national got it. The Hawkeyes lost, 2t-0 to Washington, in the '82 championship. The Lions were ranked No. 1 but lost to Rose Bowl. Long is the first Big 10 player to pass for Alabama In the 1979 Sugar Bowl. They returned to New more than 10,000 yards in a career. Orleans in 1(83 and beat Georgia, then No. 1, to win their If Penn State and Miami lose their bowl games, Iowa first title. On Wednesday night, they face Oklahoma in backers feel they have a legitimate claim to No. 1. This the Orange Bowl. presupposes, of course, that Iowa can end the Big 10's A Penn State victory assures a unanimous national pathetic history in the Rose Bowl (they have won only champion. But an Oklahoma win probably will result In two of the last 18). UCLA is in this game for the third a split vote and a heated debate over who deserves to time in the last four years, though no one is quite sure be No. 1. For example, Oklahoma is ranked No. 2 in the how. All the Bruins have to do, however, is get close coaches' poll but Miami is No. 2 In the writers- enough to the end zone for John Lee, the most prolific broadcasters' poll. And the New York Times computer place kicker in NCAA history. Lee has kicked 79 field poll lists Miami No. 2. And there are those who argue goals in his four seasons, including 21 of 24 attempts this Iowa's cause. A few still stump for Michigan. year. The possible controversy is but one of several SUGAR BOWL (8 p.m. EST, ABC) promising subplots swirling around the five big bowls Miami (10-1) vs. Tennessee (8-1-2) to be televised on the first day (and night) of 1986 In Miami argues, with logic that is difficult to refute, chronological order, this is how they will appear on your that it has played the most difficult schedule and tube: deserves to be No. 1. The Hurricanes need Oklahoma FIESTA BOWL (1:30 p.m. EST. NBC) to upset Penn State first, however, and then need to Michigan (9-1-1) vs. Nebraska (9-2) remind the pollsters that Miami is the only team to beat This matches two of the marquee names of college Oklahoma. Miami also needs to keep its mind on its own football. Even though Michigan would rather be in the game long enough to beat Tennessee convincingly. The Rose Bowl and Nebraska in the Orange, thereby Hurricanes are entertaining because they throw, long contending for No. 1, this is a good way to tune up your and often. Quarterback Vinny Testaverde has passed for mind for the bigger ones to come because it poses one 3.238 yards of football's basic questions: Can a good defense stop Tennessee's QB is Daryl Dickey, whose father. Doug, a good offense? is the Vols' athletic director. Defensive back Chris Nebraska, which has won at least nine games per White leads the nation in interceptions and leads a v ASSOCIATED PRESS season for the last 17 years, once again leads the nation defense that is described by coach Johnny Majors this ALL WRAPPED UP — Penn State football coach teams yesterday m preparation tor the teams' in running. The Cornhuskers tend to sledgehammer way: "It's as good as any team could have anytime, Joe Paterno, right, gets tangled up with Oklahoma Orange Bowl battle New Years Day lor the national anywhere." Majors, who was lured back home after people. They ran the ball 897 times this year, scored 40 coach Barry Switzer during picture day for both championship. tooehdowns that way and averaged six yards with each coaching Pitt to the national title in 1976, has guided the thrust. I-back Doug DuBose and fullback Tom Rathman Vols to their first SEC championship since 1969. are the primary rushers ORANGE BOWL (8 p.m. EST, NBC) an uncanny knack for producing victories In the last and agile, stepped right in as a starter when the No. On the other side is Michigan's defense, which Penn State (11-0) vs. Oklahoma (10-1) 54 games he has started, dating all the way back to the 1 quarterback was injured, and is merely undefeated, finished second in the country (behind Oklahoma) and This was "The Year of Living Dangerously" for Penn seventh grade, his teams are unbeaten Mainly, the lie is a devastating operator of the triple option attack. allowed only five touchdowns, a truly paltry sum in this State, which won seven games by a combined total of Lions rely on their defense to create an opportunity But it is the Sooners defense that makes clinicians era of flashdance offenses. Mike Hammerstein. a just 28 points. But the Nittany Lions seem to have hit (they have scored 96 points from turnoversi or on the swoon Led by linebacker Brian Bosworth and nose defensive tackle who made every All-American team, their stride at the end of the season, winning their last foot of Massimo Manca. who has kicked 21 field goals guard Tony Casillas. Oklahoma is swift, strong, is the one to watch. two impressively, 36-6 (Notre Dame) and 31-0 (Pitt). in 26 attempts. The key has been>an opportunistic defense that has irrepressible But are the Sooners better than Penn COTTON BOWL (1:30 p.m. EST, CBS) Were this game on artificial turf. Oklahoma might be 1 State' Auburn 18-31 vs. Texas A&M (9-2) created 37 turnovers. a prohibitive favorite because of the Sooners' vast This is Bo Jackson's chance to vindicate himself. The The offense is not exactly turbocharged Quarterback advantage in team speed But as flashy as their offense "At least." said Paterno. who favors a playoff system Auburn tailback won the Heisman Trophy, but it was John Shaffer has completed only 45 percent of his passes is, it is also prone to fumbles, and that may be the to determine a national champion, "we'll get a chance the closest vote in the history of the award. Jackson was and has two more interceptions than TDs. but he has equalizer. A freshman. Jamelle Holieway. who is quick to decide it where it should be settled: on the field." Cinderella appears Similar clubs battle in Gator Bowl ended quarterback Danny JACKSONVILLE, Fla# (AP) - McManus' season after five games Florida State and Oklahoma State, "Our season got to the point Gator Bowl two teams that followed similar where I thought we might have it." in Freedom Bowl Oklahoma State (8-3) vs Florida State (8-3) paths this year, will try to end he said. "Then we hit that shaky December 30. 1985. at Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Fla frustrating seasons on an upbeat ground. But I don't know how we one final effort and we hope a note tonight in the Gator Bowl TV Coverage: ABC at 8 p m EST ANAHEIM, Calif (API - The could have done much better under victory will start things off The 18th ranked Seminoles and the circumstances ' Colorado Buffaloes will be shoot- better for next year's team." the 19th-ranked Cowboys enter the Both teams have, been saddled ing for a fairy-tale finish to a Washington finished tied for Key Matchups Cinderella season tonight when game with matching 8-3 records with an extra distraction in recent fourth at 5-3 in the Pacific-10 built from the same floor plan Oklahoma State tailback ThurmarT they meet the Washington weeks, the Seminoles losing a star Conference. The Huskies have Thomas, the naiion's No 4 rusher, vs' Huskies in the second annual Both teams started with four player and the Cowboys nearly been installed by oddsmakers as ILB Paul McGowan. who made 129 Freedom Bowl at Anaheim victories to move into the elite losing a head coach 4-point favorites. tackles Florida State freshman OB Stadium. group considered candidates for the Hassan Janes, the Seminoles' top Chip Ferguson vs DT Leslie Just one year after finishing . Colorado's turnaround coin- national championship Both were receiver, was ruled ineligible for the O'Neal, a Lombardi Award finalist with a 1-10 record, the Buffaloes cides with a reversal in its beaten in the fifth week by powerful Gator Bowl because he admitted are making their first bowl offensive strategy from a pure foes. Florida State losing to Auburn selling 10 complimentary tickets lo appearance since 1977 and they passing attack to a wishbone 59-27 and Oklahoma State falling to the Florida-Florida State game are savoring the feeling. offense. The Buffaloes went from Nebraska 34-24. Seldom-used sophomore Herb Kay State "Going back to the 1-10 season, last among the nation's Division Gainer will take his place and Thomas averaged 141 2 yards per game on the ground and Oklahoma the feeling we had was despair." I schools in rushing (59 yards per Their respective hopes for a freshman Phillip Bryant will be at State's Ronnie Williams has thrown for 1.506 yards O'Neal has made junior linebacker Barry Rem- game) to ninth in the country national championship dashed, both the other receiver position in place 108 tackles, including 15 behind the line of scrimmage Florida State ington said at a press luncheon with a 259.8-yard average. teams slipped a little over the last of the injured Damn Holloman ranks 9th in the nation in scoring, averaging 335 yards per game six weeks of the season and dropped yesterday "To turn that around Sophomore fullback Anthony two more games. The major dif- into 7-4, it's been a Cinderella Weatherspoon ran for 569 yards "How they'll do. we just don't Outlook season. What, else can I say. ference is that the Seminoles were know." Bowden said "But we've in 140 carries to lead the Buf- The Seminoles have a grudging rushing defense, yielding 35 yards per We're just having the time of our beaten by two highly regarded got two tight ends lined up just in faloes' wishbone attack, which attempt Oklahoma State tacks a consistent passing attack The lives." presents a multiple of weapons teams, Miami and Florida, while the case. If we can't catch em long, Cowboys do play solid defense but Florida Slate's otlensive balance Washington must look out for. Cowboys were upset by lowly Iowa well just line up and block (for the After suffer|ng through six State In their 10th game before1 running game) ' should lead the Seminoles to a low-scoring triumph ___. ,.„ "The biggest threat is that straight losing seasons. Colorado closing their regular season with a 1 ICihR LiRAPHIC S dive (play) because they've got a finished 7-4 overall and 4-3 in the 134 loss to Oklahoma., The loss of Hassan Jones should great fullback in Weatherspoon." Big Eight Conference this year hurt the Seminoles more than the although he is relatively confident of gained 1.553 yards on the ground this Washington linebacker Joe Kelly "Of the 36 bowl-bound teams, "We have pretty much mirrored innuendo surrounding the future of a delense led by lineman Leslie season The Seminoles counter with said. "They pound that away at we must be the most excited to each other up and down in the polls Pat Jones has hurt the Cowboys The ONeal and defensive back Mark the trio of Tony Smith. Victor Floyd you until you begin to collapse be in a bowl." said Bill all year long," said Cowboys Coach Oklahoma State coach was con- Moore, both All-Americans.' and Keith Ross, each of whom < looking for it and then they go to McCartney, in his fourth year as Pat Jones. "We've been right next sidered the top candidate for the "Florida States big-play ability turned in 100-yard plus rushing the outside with a pitch. And once head coach. "I guess we were the head coaching job at Pittsburgh obviously scares you. he said "But games this season they get the defense to suck up, to each other. longest shots to get to one going after Foge Fazio was fired in early we've only given up over 21 points then they hit you with a long Both starting quarterbacks are into the season." "I think that does add a little to December After several days of in three ball games over the last two inexperienced but talented pass." the ballgame. at least from my deliberations, however, he decided Between the Buffaloes and a years Florida State will go with Washington's passing attack, standpoint. We've been in the Top 20 to stick with the Cowboy!: happy ending stands a de- And Florida States defense freshman Chip Ferguson, who took which accounted for the bulk of nonstop really since we beat Arizona termined Washington team that tends to get overshadowed by their over as a starter in the seventh the Huskies' total offense this State in the opener last year. I don't "When that started. I told the some preseason polls had pegged offense, but they know what they're game He completed 70 of 130 passes season, will be in the hands of think the loser of this game will team that because they had played as a contender for the national doing Id be surprised if either team for 990 yards and 11 touchdowns. sophomore quarterback Chris remain in the Top 20. I'm not a big well, they had given me a chance to championship. But the Huskies scores a lot of points Oklahoma State sophomore Ron- Chandler, whom Washington poll watcher until you get down to leave them." Jones said "It's part struggled through a 6-5 season. With the Seminoles passing at- nie Williams missed two games Coach Don James has named as the last one. Then you have to live of the business and I was soi rv to tack in disarray, the game could be early in the season because of a "No doubt finishing up with a his starter. with that until the first of next have to burden them with my victory in a bowl game would a grind-it-out display of two strong broken jaw. but he came back to Senior quarterback Hugh Mil- year." affairs. shine a better light on our rushing teams finish with 120 completions in 248 len. who started the Huskies' season," senior tackle Dennis "But that came during the period The Cowboys are led by attempts for 1.506 yards and 11 first nine games, is still nursing Bowden said he felt this year's Soldat said. "Things have not of finals and we weren't practicing sophomore Thurman Thomas, who touchdowns a shoulder injury suffered Florida State team had the potential gone well for us at times. much. I think they handled it well ' against Arizona State on Nov. 9. to be one of his best if not for a few Everybody is pulling together for But can the Cowboys handle the bad breaks and some costly injuries Seminoles as well? Jones isn't sure. — particularly the concussion which "I Bet You Didn't Know" Freedom Bowl Brought To You By George Wall Washington (6-5) vs Colorado (7-4) December 30. 1985 at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim. Calil Rose Bowl Sugar Bowl 8pm EST TV Covaraga: Lonmar and USA Cable at 8 p m EST One of the strangest things that ever never beat them again anytime In the next UCLAI8-2 1) Miami (10-1) happened in a major-college football 69 YEARS' . Rutgers didn't end that jinx game was in the 1923 Rose Bowl when till they beat Princeton In 1936. vs vs Kay Matchups one of the teams—Penn State—arrived at * * * Washington RB Rick Feeney vs Iowa (10 1) Tennessee the stadium 45 minutes AFTER the game LB Barry Remington Washing, (8-1-2) was supposed to start ... Penn States Here's an oddity Michigan won the first sadena. California team got caught In traffic ... Despite Rose Bowl game 49-0 In 1902-then ton OB Hugh Millen's ability lo never played In another bowl game until throw vs Colorado DBS Wash, 5 pm. EST At New Orleans being that late, they received no penalty The game started more than an hour 1948 when they returned to the Row mglon's ability 10 return punts late, and Penn State lost to Southern Cal. Bowl and won again by that EXACT SAME vs Barry Helton's booming leg 14-3. SCORE. 49-0. * * * ' * * * I bet you didn't know That George Key Stats The longest jinx In football history was Wall has the New Merkur in stock ... Washington is 9th in Pac'O m points scored Colorado had biggest the "Princeton Jinx" on Rutgers ... The popular high performance turnaround in nation, coming trom 1-10 record Rutgers beat Princeton in 1669 and then sports car that everyone is raving Cotton Orange Bowl 8 pm EST about Test drive it today at Outlook Bowl Oklahoma (10-1) Coach McCartney has helped bring respectability to Colorado A victory vs over an established team like Washington would mean a lot lor the Texas ASM (9-2) Penn State program Last year, the Huskies were playing m the Orange Bowl and vs Auburn (83) (M-O) this season they had great expectations II they Stan slow, this game LINCOLN-MERCURY At Dallas. Texas 1 30 p m EST may mean more lo Colorado T|(.FR r:RApHir<1 At Miami. Florida 671 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY 747-5400 IY. DECEMBER 30,1965 41 Thr Resit Ranger power play stops Caps lights and public address system at the Buffalo NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Rangers turned Memorial Auditorium. on the power and turned oft the lights (or the The winning goal was set ip by Paul Cyr. who drew Washington Capitals on lalt night. two Islanders toward him before deftly dropping a pass Connecting on all three power-play opportunities in to the wide-open Tucker. His wrist shot from 10 feet the second period, the Rangers scored five straight banked off the post behind New York goalie Billy Smith. goals to take command en route to a 6-5 National After spotting Buffalo a goal with less than a half Hockey League victory over the Capitals minute played In the game, the Islanders came back "We decided that in the second period, we had to be with three unanwered goals before the Sabres tallied to more effective forechecklng," Rangers Coach Ted Jator make it J-2 after two periods. said. "We were not going to score a lot of goals with four shots in a period." Flames 4, Dynamo 3 Sator was referring to the Rangers' first period, when CALGARY, Alberta - Richard Kromm's weak shot they were outshot 8-4 by the Capitals and trailed 2-0. in front of the net beat goalie Vladimir Myshkin midway Washington boosted its lead to 3-0 early in the second through the third period to give the Calgary Flames a period before some penalties gave the Rangers their come-f rom-behind victory over the Moscow Dynamo of power-play opportunities. the Soviet National League. Brian MacLelland keyed the rally with a goal and two The contest before 16,761 spectators at the Saddle- assists as the Rangers took a 5-3 lead after two periods. dome was the first of four against National Hockey "We have to score in a S-on-3 situation," Sator said. League clubs that Moscow will play during a brief North "That was one of the reasons we got Brian American tour. MacLelland" Mike Vernon, in his first appearance since being Washington Coach Bryan Murray considered the called up Dec. 18 from the Moncton Flames, Calgary's second-period penalties on his team the turning point of American Hockey League farm club, was brilliant. the game. He stopped 34 of 37 Moscow shots, while Vladimir "I thought we played a great first period," Murray Myshkin was good on 29 of 32 shots on the Dynamo net. said. "But then we had those minor penalties and they The Flames and the Dynamo were tied 2-2 entering (the Rangers) scored two power-play goals and the roof the final period following Calgary goals by Steve Bozek fell in for us." and Perry Berezan and both Dynamo goals by Sergei MacLelland notched the first goal of the streak, then Yashin. assisted on goals by Mike Ridley and Rob Whistle later Whalers 5, Red Wings I in the period as New York took a 5-3 lead. HARTFORD, Conn. — Center Ray Fertaro scored New York goaltender John Vanbiesbrouck made 23 twice as the Hartford Whalers moved into third place saves. in the Adams Division with a victory the Detroit Red Baffalo 4, N.Y. Isludert 3 Wings. BUFFALO, N.Y. - Mike Folignos hat trick boosted The Whalers also got goals from Sylvain Turgeon, the Buffalo Sabres to a over the New York Islanders Kevin Dineen and Bobby Crawford. Goalie Mike Liut in a game delayed by a power failure. stopped 20 shots as the Whalers extended their winning Foligno scored Buffalo's first three goals, but the streak to three games and moved past the idle Quebec Sabres got the winning tally from John Tucker in the Nordiques in the tight Adams Division race. third period as the Islanders lost a two-goal lead. The loss was the 10th in the last 11 games for the Red The Islander goal scorers wore Tomas Jonsson, Wings, 8-23-4, who have the worst record in the NHL. Duane Sutler and Mike Bossy. Dwight Foster and Bob Probert scored for Detroit. With six minutes to play in the second period, the The Whalers broke a 1-1 tie with a three-goal burst game was delayed tor about 40 minutes when a during an eight-minute span of the second period. generator malfunction blacked out the Scoreboard, goal Ferraro scored at 11 26 from close range. Giants Continued from Page IB their minds. However, they won't Chicago again, and isn't that great? The Giants took advantage of the start to practice for next Sunday's It hasn't been that way in a long ASSOCIATED PRESS 49ers by frequently going to tight game in Chicago until Wednesday. time I know Mike (Ditka. Bears' ROUGH TREATMENT — Canada's Mike during World Junior Hockey League Cham- end Mark Bavaro (five catches for "I like it." Parcells smiled. "1 coach) will be ready The stakes are Slapleton is ploughed into the boards in front of pionships in Hamilton, Ont.. yesterday, 67 yards and a touchdown i or just feel like its New York and going up each week." USA backup goaltender Alan Perry by Scott Young fullback Rob Carpenter on swings. Phil Simms pitched for 181 yards 115 of 31) and picked on Frisco's rookie cornerback Tory Nixon, who replaced All-Pro Eric Wright, for three key receptions to Lionel Manuel. In addition to an 18-yard touch- down pass to Bavaro. Simms also passed three yards to seldom-used tight end Don Hasselbeck for another TD. That one surprised even Simms. EASTERN "The pass to Hasselbeck came off play action. I think it was only the second time we used that play all year," Simms recalled. "We work on it in practice, but even in practice I had never thrown it to Hasselbeck You never know what's going to happen on a football field." The final score of the game would ANNOUNCES have been much different if Eric Schubert had not' missed field goals of 43. 36 and 39 yards. The 36-yarder was tipped. The Giants took a 3-0 lead on Schubert's successfull 47-yarder. his longest ever, early in the first period. They scored again in the ITS WINTER second period after Reasons tipped a pass intended for Russ Francis and Terry Kinard intercepted. In business at the Frisco 38, Simms hit Bavaro for 15, Carpenter for 6 and the Bavaro for 18 and the TD Bavaro beat Ronnie Lott. who had lined up on the line of scrimmage on the play. CLEAR-OUT SALE. Three penalties on the Giants, personal fouls on Leonard Marshall ALBUQUERQUE ATLANTA CHARLOTTE NEW ORLEANS PHOENIX SAN FRANCISCO and Casey Merrill and defensive holding on Ted Watts, helped the 49ers to their only score, a 21-yard field goal by Ray Wersching 22 $ $ $ $ $ $ seconds before the end of the half. Passes to Carpenter and Manuel and then a 30-yard run by Morris set up the Giants final TD early in the third period. The final play of the drive was the pass to Hasselbeck, 119 79 69 89 129 129 who lost linebacker Riki Ellison in the play action. Schubert missed a pair of his field goals after that, and the Giants dug in for the 49ers final try to remain in contention for the Super Bowl Frisco drove to the Giants' 32, but Andy Headen stopped Dwight Clark short of a first down on fourth down. They hammered back to the Giants' 13, from where Montana hit John Frank with an apparent TD pass. However, that was negated by a holding penalty on guard John Ayers Then Carl Monroe dropped a pass, and that symbolized the 49ers day. "The drops, that's part of the game," a battered Montana said. "But I can't remember a game The message should be/perfectly clear by now: when it happened this much." 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BUSINESS . DECEMBER 30, 1985 Automaker tries to adapt high tech to old factory Motors Corp. Ford Motor Co. and and has threatened to close Its conveyors and ranging up to 6 stories building where it is hauled through including engines shipped from * MOT OVJUU Chrylser Corp Wisconsin operations unless it gets in height a tank of rust-proofing liquid before France TtM Associated Press "It's an antiquated facility, not one. AMC makes about 550 cars a day it goes to the roof of the six-story AMC officials don't complain KENOSHA, Wis. - A robotic built to be an aulo plant," auto At its peak in the late 1950s and in Kenosha, about half its capacity. structure for curing and to the sixth about the 6 milllon-square-foot west welder touches an auto body and historian John Conde of Bloomfield early 1960s. AMC employed 16,000 To be assembled, the cars make a floor of an adjoining building for side assembly plant, which grew out sends sparks cascading to the worn Hills. Mich., says. "There isn't production workers in Kenosha and circuitous cross-town trip. priming and painting. of the company's otiginal Rambler brick floor of a converted mattress another I automobile) plant in the Milwaukee. Today there are about Alliance and Encore shells are Looking more like a car with each auto factor)' built in 1902. They're plant built near the turn of the United States that old " 4,000 workers in Kenosha. with a stamped at the west side factory and step, the vehicle is moved by angry about the lakayhorc factory. century. Nearby, one worker watch- Conde, author of a series of books small contingent in Milwaukee. shipped by semi-trailer truck to the conveyor down four floors through "There's a great Meal of added es the robot. on auto history, is a retired Ameri- The company produces its cars in lakefront. Robots on the first and the trim operations where glass, handling that you don't have in The high-tech equipment is new. can Motors executive. two plants in Kenosha. The second floors in one building weld on seats, carpeting and instrument plants built in the last 20 years," but the setting is old and costly, says AMC is 46 percent owned by the lakeshore facility next to the harbor additional stampings. panel wiring are installed. says AMC spokesman Lloyd North- American Motors Corp. French government automaker. Re- was acquired in a 1952 expansion The underbody also is attached on Finally, it's down to a loading ard In AMC's turn-of-the-century fac- gie Nationale des Usines Renault, The company also maintains a body the first floor. Then it's taken by building where eight of the un- AMC has said it will decide by tory along Lake Michigan, the and has reported losses of $622.5 stamping and assembly plant a mile truck and conveyor to the second finished cars are lifted by overhead spring where to locate a new factory. million from 1980 through 1984. It has company builds its Renault Alliance away on Kenosha's west side. floor of a building next door where cranes on a semi-trailer truck for the Conde says the Kenosha operation long contended it needs a new and Encores to compete with The lakefront plant is a collection fenders, hood, deck lid and doors are mile ride back to the west side plant is the oldest continually operated manufacturing plant for the Alliance Japanese imports and the products of a half-dozen, aging brick buildings attached. for final assembly. Cranes put the automobile manufacturing facility ip and Encore to remain competitive of the domestic Big Three - General joined by walkways, overpasses and Next, the body goes to a third cars on the line for remaining parts, the country. Bank industry Union Carbide to undergo tries to fight/ more changes takeover bid
If WlllM it PETS i. mm Chicago Tribune AP Business Writer Banking customers already con- DANBURY, Conn - Union fused by the array of new accounts Carbide Corp urged its stockholders Introduced in the last few years will yesterday to tender their shares to see more changes soon in the way the company in its effort to fight financial institutions pay interest rates and charge fees for their GAF Corp s $5.1 billion takeover savings and checking accounts. bid, and warned them the offer could Banks, savings and loan associa- be changed or ended it any time. tions, credit unions and other or- Union Carbide also said its board ganizations are mapping strategies of directors would meet; Thursday to to take advantage of the last two consider GAF's $74-per-share offer, stages in the federal government's made Christmas Day,' for all of five-year program to sever the Carbide's shares. remaining strings of its regulation of Carbide responded to GAF's first deposit instruments. bid, of $S8 a share, by offering to buy Effective Jan. 1, the $1,000 mini- 35 percent of its own shares for $20 mum balance requirement on money in cash and $55 in debt securities. It market accounts, Super NOW ac- counts and seven- to 31-day accounts added that if GAF acquired 30 will be removed. The mandatory 5 25 percent of Carbide's stock, Carbide percent ceiling on interest rates paid could buy as much as an additional for NOW checking accounts will also 35 percent of its own shares for the be eliminated. same package of cash aid so-called On March 31, the government will junk bonds. end the legal 5.5 percent interest- Carbide said that when GAF rate maximum that could be paid on raised Its bid to $74 a share, that regular passbook savings accounts. triggered a condition of Carbide's Rate limitations on certificates of counter-offer "that permits Union deposit with various maturity dates Carbide at its discretion to revise, have been phased out since 1981, and amend or terminate Its offer." several new types of accounts were authorized several years ago com- Carbide spokesman Tomm Sprick, bining savings and checking features reading the company's statement while paying money market rates. yesterday, said, "Any such action Most bankers are reluctant to regarding the exchange offer will be reveal their plans for product considered at the board meeting changes ahead of time for com- He declined to elaborate petitive reasons. Carbide's offer expires at mid- The biggest immediate competi- night tomorrow, GAF'i at midnight tion will be for IRA (individual on Jan. 9. retirement account) money, some bankers predict. Brokerage firms In a letter yesterday to Union and mutual funds are expected to Carbide Chairman Warren M. boost their efforts to attract IRA Anderson, GAF Chairman Samuel J. funds, which now total $172 billion, Heyman asked that Carbide extend according to the Investment Com- the expiration date of its offer pany Institute. because Carbide had not responded Many institutions, however, are to GAF's most recent bid. He said expected to take a wait-and-see that to do otherwise would deprive attitude while watching to see what . Carbide's shareholders of an op- their competitors do, banking indus- portunity to compare GAF's $74 bid try analysts said. with a response from Carbide. Some will probably combine their low-paying NOW and higher-paying GAF's novel response to the Super NOW accounts into a single Carbide defense was to offer $74 in savings-and-checking product, said cash not only for Carbide shares, but Gary Raddon, president of Raddon also for any cash-debt packages or Financial Group, a Chicago bank securities shareholders had obtained consulting firm. He predicted that under Carbide's share exchange more concerns will adopt a "tiered" offer. That would allow people who interest-rate structure based on the took advantage of Carbide's offer to size of the deposit balance. also participate in GAF's bid. Robert Heady, editor or Bank Rate Monitor, a newsletter that Carbide's board meeting will reports on deposit plans, sees a come the same day attorneys for the general trend toward lower mini- two companies are to meet in mum amounts to open accounts. He federal court In New Haven on also predicts that many institutions Carbide's lawsuit charging GAF will levy higher fees and charges with violating federal anti-trust, , penalizing customers who write an securities and margin laws in Its excessive number of checks. takeover attempt. "A majority of banks have a great deal more to lose than (to) gain," In two meetings Dec. 13 and 15, said Robert Dye, senior vice presi- Carbide's directors unanimously re- dent of Financial Shares Inc., jected GAF's $68 per-share offer as another Chicago consulting firm. "grossly inadequate and unfair, "They will be trying wherever they highly conditional and of question- can to reduce the additional expense able legality." incurred from paying more for deposits." But analysts have speculated that About 1125 billion stood in NOW Carbide's 10 outside directors — who accounts at banks and thrifts in the ASSOCIATED PRESS already have endured the crises of week ended Dec. 16, according to the RUNNING INTERFERENCE — Steve Ellis, an engineer at a designed to block radio frequency and electromagnetic inter- chemical accidents in Bhopal, India, Federal Reserve Board, compared Memorex product safety lab in Milpitas, Calif., examines braided ference on video display terminals. and Institute, W.Va. - may be leas with $63 8 billion in the higher metal shield material that's undergoing testing. The shield is willing to fight than the five com- yielding Super NOW accounts. pany officials on the board. Unions embrace new ideas in '85 to halt membership losses west and Continental Airlines, where ship, which would involve the pack- The type of organizing drive Analysts attribute the industry, said Its goals were to lave t| PETE YOST companies broke strikes by hiring aging of money-saving benefits to envisioned in the report is the one phenomenon generally to con- jobs while securing modest wage AP Labor Writer non-union help. the rank and file and to potential new launched in 1985 by five major cessions by workers in heavily increases.for the rank and file. The Air Line Pilots Association members, who would become WASHINGTON - Unions in 1985 service-sector unions, which are unionized and financially troubled In Washington, former senator waged a moderately successful eligible by paying an annual fee. For embarked on a modest new begin- plotting a joint campaign to organize basic industries. and Republican Party chairman example, associate members of a ning, after a series of setbacks that strike in 1985 against United Air- white-collar workers at the Blue Workers at Chrysler Corp. after a William Brock took over as sec- union might be able to get cut-rate made the first half of this decade the lines. Although the union wound up Cross & Blue Shield Association. 12-day strike won immediate cash retary of labor for the indicted life insurance or discounts on travel. most disastrous period for organized conceding a two-tier wage scale to Many of the events of 1985 resulted bonuses of $2,120 apiece on top of a Raymond Donovan, who stands ac- labor since the 1920s. management, its picket lines cut The aim is to keep in touch with In meager gains for organized labor. 2.25 percent increase in base wages cused of grand larceny and fraud in The AFL-CIO embraced a number back the airline's operations so the 28 million former members who Major collective bargaining settle- of $13.23 an hour. Those increases, connection with a New York subway of fresh ideas in an attempt to halt severely that United was forced to have left the labor movement, in ments reached from January to however, came at a company which project. sharply scale back its demands. many cases to work at companies steady membership losses, which September provided 1.6 million has chalked up record earnings for Labor's continuing political prob- which aren't unionized. totaled half a million for the feder- United had planned to count on workers average^ annual wage in- eight straight quarters. lems were reflected In the defeat by ation from 1982 to 19M and 2.7 newly trained, non-union pilots to The concept of associate member- creases of 2.3 percent In the first More typical was the agreement the Democrat-controlled House of a million from 1980 to 1984 for the work in the event of a walkout. ship emerged after the AFL-CIO year of the agreement, an all-time the Teamsters negotiated for 200,000 bill that would have given employees labor movement overall. Instead, they decided to honor the issued a candid appraisal of labor's low. In the same period, Inflation drivers, warehouse workers and 90 days advance notice of plant Labor moved so cautiously In 198S picket lines. weaknesses and a comprehensive was running nearly a full percentage office employees at major trucking closings. Conservative Democrats that strike activity was at its lowest During the year, unions launched strategy for overcoming them. point higher. companies. For the first time, they from the Sun Belt joined Re- level since World War II. By a number of organizing initiatives, Much of the report focused on Meanwhile, wage increases for are working under a modified two- publicans to defeat the bill, which carefully, choosing their fights, un- which will take years to come to labor's slow response In organizing non-union workers, who now con- tier agreement which pays new hires had been the target of aa intense ions avoided the kinds of costly fruition. the rapidly growing service sector of stitute more than 80 percent of the and part-time workers a lower wage lobbying campaign by the U.S. debacles fuffered In recent years at Twenty-two affiliated unions of the economy, and on the movement's workforce, outstripped those of un- than veteran employees. Chamber of Commerce and the Greyhound, bus lines, the Phelps- the AFL-CIO committed themselves failure to pool its resources more ion members, continuing a trend that . The nation's largest labor union, National Association of Manufac- Dodge copper mines in the South- to the concept of associate member- frequently and~coordlnate its efforts. began in 1983. bargaining with the deregulated turers. The Register DECEMBER 30, 1985 COMICS 71
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MONMOUTH COUNTY - On Department; Harold W Foley, How- Sheriffs Department; Charles H. Thursday, Dec. 19, the Monmouth ell Township; Matthew G. Garrison, McBurnie, Marlboro Township; County Police Academy graduated Shrewsbury Boro; Eugene M. Grant, Robert M. McGowan, MaUwan; its 29th Basic Recruit Training Long Branch; Laurie Homan, Long Unda Melchionna, Marlboro; Alexis Class. The keynote address was Branch; Everett R. Hubbard, De- Navarre, Long Branch; Eric S. Rica, delivered by John R. Ford, Esq., partment of Human Services; HoweU; Kurtls D. Ron, Ft. Mon- attorney and legal advisor for CBS. Timothy J. Jablonski, Monmouth mouth; David W. Rossach, Atlantic The graduates included: Peter County Sheriff's Department; Highlands, Jean M. Semenza, Aparin, Howell Police Department; Timothy J. Kelly, Union Beach; Brookdale College Edward J. Clayton, Marlboro; Den- Edward H. Kirby, Marlboro; An- Also, Donald S. Slanika. Mon- nis J. Connelly, Eatontown, George drew J. Leather, Bradley Beach. mouth County Sheriff's Department; A. DeGirolamo. Deal; Fred G And, George M. Leeuw, Matawan; Christopher M.Stenger, Keyport; Dorner, Long Branch; Charles S. Bart W Lombardo, Marlboro; Scott Adolph Symitctek, Department of Dudden Sr , Marlboro; Donald E. C. MacDonald, Tinton Falls; Kevin Defense, Ft Monmouth; and Mark Ferrante, Monmouth .College Police O Marshall. Monmouth County W. Troutman. HoweU.
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ABERDEEN - Air National St.. has graduated from the US. Air RED BANK — Airman 1st Class Guard Airman 1st Class Christopher Force aircraft pneudraulic systems Suaone Lee. daughter of Morgan M T. Peck, son of Richard A Peck of mechanic course at Chanute Air and Jackelyn J. Jackson of 56 W. 202 White Birch Road. Edison, and Force Base. ILL Westside Ave.. has graduated from ; Mary P Thomas of 120 Hilltop Blvd . He is a 1985 graduate of Keyport the U.S. Air Force course for small arms specialists at Lackland Air '. Cliff wood Beach, has graduated High School MCDONALDS DONATION - A check tor me ot the check are. Irom the left. Cindy Rappapori. _ from the U. S Air Force weather Force Base, Texas. FORT MONMOUTH - Airman amount of $6 68? ?5 was recently presented to Middlelown; Mr and Mrs Leo Smolar ot • specialist course at Chanute Air Alexander D. Frandico. son of Lee is scheduled to serve with the Trenton; Vivian Haiiis. anu1 Ed Rappeport ol 375th Security'Police Squadron at Vivian Harris, president ot tne Ronaia McOonaia Force Base. III. Army Sgt 1st Class Mario I. Middlelown Peck is scheduled to serve at Scott Air Force Base, 111. House, by the New Jersey McDonald's owners Francisco here and Noreen J Fran- 1 McGuire Air Force Base FREE- cisco of 22 Hill Top Blvd . Cliffwood She is a 1981 graduate of Red Bank and operators in attendance at thepresenlatio' HOLD - Joseph C. Brister Jr., son Beach, has graduated from the U.S. Regional High School. Little Silver. of Henry J and Dorothy A Banks Air Force carpentry specialist and grandson of Ida B Pearson of 7 course at Sheppard Air Force Base. Haley St., has been promoted in the Texas I S Army to the rank of specialist (our Francisco is scheduled to serve Brister is a chemical operations with the 366th Civil "Engineering specialist with the 266th chemical Squadron at Mountain Home Air i • Detachment in West Germany Force Base. Idaho He is a 1983 graduate of Freehold He is a 1985 graduate of Cedar Boro High School Ridge High School. Matawan MIDDLETOWN - Neil Talian. HOWELL - Staff Sgt George T. son of Robert and Marie Talian of 4 Smock, son of William S Smock and Mies Ave . has enlisted into the stepson of Kay S Smock of Rural Navy's Advanced Electronics Pro- Route 1. Farmingdale. has re- gram enlisted in the US Army in West L'pon successful completion of Germany, for three years recruit training at the Naval Train- Smock is a brigade information ing Center. Orlando Fla . he will AFTER supervisor with the Air Defense receive an additional 18 months of Artillery Brigade training worth more than 120,000 in basic and advanced electronics He is a 1974 graduate of Ocean Township High School He is a 1984 graduate of Middle- town North High School MIDDLETOWN - Airman Paul Osvold. son of PS and Gertrude HOWELL - Airman Michael J. Osvold of 30 McClellan Drive, has Soriano, son of Robert J Soriano or been assigned to Keesler Air Force 543 Woodland Ave . Brielle. and Olivia A Soriano of 679 Herbertsville Base. Miss , after completing Air Koad. Howell. has graduated from Force base. Miss., after completing Coats & the .US Air Force aircraft pneu- Ari Force basic training draulic systems mechanic course at The airman will now receive Chanute Air Force Base. III. specialized instruction in the com- Soriano is scheduled to serve with munications-electronics systems the 37th Tactical Fighter Wing at field. 'ieorge Air Force Base, Calif. He is a 1985 graduate of Mid tie- He is a 1884 graduate of Howell town High School North. OFF Township High School SHREWSBURY - Army Private Patrick G. Fisher, newphew of CM FREEHOLD - Army Private Goodall of 121 Obre Drive, has David S. Kraler, brother of Michael arived for duty with the 32nd Armor. and Sandra Rifkin of 11 Willowbrook West Germany. Save Road, has completed one station unit Fisher, an armor crew member, training at the U.S. Army Infantry was previously assigned at Fort You School, Fort Benning. Ga. Knox. Ky TjjBr OSUT is a 12-week period which He is a 1985 graduate of Red Bank combines basic combat training and Regional High School. 30%, advanced individual training COLTS NECK - Pvt 1st Class Krater is scheduled to serve with James R. Genke. son of Richard M. the 1st Infantry Training Battalion at and Mary J. Genke of 9 Millbrook Fort Benning. Lane, has completed one station unit He is a 1984 graduate of Brick training at the U.S. Army Infantry Township High School. School, Fort Benning, Ga O°/o OSUT is a 12-week period which 7 gO%o FREEHOLD - Raymond D. ff Koehl, son of George L. and Eliza- combines basic combat training and beth M. Koehl of 37 Birch Drive, has advanced individual training. He is a 1979 graduate of Red Bank been specially identified for early Catholic High School V promotion to senior airman in the MIDDLETOWN - Army Private «M« Now Save U.S. Air Force. John J. Krupp son of Marueen A. The Airman was awarded the new Kropp of 5 Johnson Terrace, rating ahead of other Air Force Keansburg. has completed the tac- members by a "below-the-zone" tical communications systems HOTWW promotion board which considered course at Fort Sill. Okla job performance, military knowl- He is a 1985 graduate of Raritan edge, bearing and self-improvement High School. HELD efforts. FORT MONMOUTH - Airman Koehl is a computer display Garry E. Merrill, son of Army Lt. choice maintenance technician at Tinker Col. Thomas R. and Carolyn R. Mr Force Base, Okla.. with the 963rd Merrill of 27 Russel St.. has been Airborne Warning and Control assiganed to Chanute Air Force Squadron Base, 111. after completing Air tatttt 1 KEYPORT - Airman Thomas J. Force basic training The airman will now receive Ferrante III, son of Glenna O and . Missy r Thomas J Ferrante of 27 W First specialized instruction in the air- craft maintenance field. '.Omen's Oepv . junior Oept- 70" Welcoming new member . Men's Dept- . Boys Dept- OFF • QlrVs Dept- M .Toddler's Dept. *ior Store Prlce, . Shoe Dept-
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NEW MEMBER — Exalted Ruler of the Middletown Elks Lodge 2179, .W. Randolph Smith, right, and Past Exalted Ruler William J. Le Kernec, left, are pictured here with with new member and candidate lor the class of 21 new members, Michael J. Le Kernec. TheffeKfcter . DECEMBER 30, 1965 ENTERTAINMENT
Tad actually stays faithful to Hilary MONDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 nvmmm lining is found subbed to death in Bobbl's apartment, everyone in the O CBSNem Fortun* Scarecrow And Mrs. King Kates. AW* NflWtVssft Cagrwyilacey AIL MY CHILDREN: Benny tell. brownstone Is under susptctai. Dur- Nina she and Cliff are married. ing police questioning, BobM admiu NBC News Movie: "Trtbuts" American Almanac After Tad quits the movie role rather Soap Opera o she saw Teri sleepwalking with the Company M'A'S'H P.M. Mag. Skiing Marv Griffin News than sleep with Thalia, Phoebe murder weapon days before the repays Tads advance to Thalia and o Update murder. Jennifer faints when she is ABC New Ent. Tonight Gator Bowl: Florida Slate vs. Oklahoma Stats endorse* Hilary and Tads marriage Shown the glass eye. Jimmy Lee Is o Natalie laarns she's pregnant. Re- upset when he is unable to perform Pyramid BsnnyHl nm Family Feud Movie: "Ssyonsrs" leased from his vows of celibacy, severely disfigured has i Erica to meet him in in bed. Sean is relieved when the o aaksEric from one of their sanitariums. governor pardons him before blood JffftrtOM Ind. Ntwt Freedom Bowl: Colorado vs. Washington Bangkok so they can wed. Tom Barbara makes certain Tom thinks ID return* Laura to Brooke test* which would show his heart she and Brian are lovers. © Monks, MactM/lahrtr Adam Smith Treas. Houses Andrea Dona ANOTHES WORLD: Cass is con- attack a sham are returned. Monica CAPITOL: Clarissa realizes that and Sean share a passionate em- cerned when Kdward makes holiday Ml. Strokes WKRP Jarrett Morgan is Baxter McCand- brace. Movis:"Th* Great n*ca" dinner for Kathleen. Victoria Is less, the husband she thought long GUIDING LIGHT: Maeve tells infuriated when Jake gives Marley dead. While she's questioning him, Rocky Road Sanford Movi*: "Zarsk" BiyQrsnsmCrusada Revs that she's diabetic and that •an —if*—* ring. Mac's nephew she receives a phone call from she'll probably carry the baby to fall © M'A'S'H Benson Mrs. Woman Ol The Work) Pageant Start Ol Something Big NeU arrive* in town and with Fayez, Thomas that Mark has suffered s term but could die and has named plans to steal the treasure. Marley's stroke. Clarissa rushes off to be with Reva as baby's guardian. Kyle tells ESPN SpoCtr. Tennis; MicUohl Classic Sksta America Roller Derby father's twin calls to say that her Mark Judson is told by Thomas that Rev. that he's met Ms father, who's dad, Michael Garrison, may be Jarrett is really Baxter McCandless. HBO Movi* FraggK Movi* "Ths Muppets Take Manhattan" Rogers iParton alive. a cardinal In the church. Alex is DAYS OF OUR UVES: Shane is disappointed when she knocks on USA Animals Radio 1990 Freedom Bowl: Colorado vs. Washington AS THE WORLD TURNS: Marsha delighted when he learns that India's door and Instead of finding survives the strangler when Frannie Kimberly Is pregnant. Kimberly Simon she finds Philip there. Beth TMC Movie Cont'd Movie: "Comfort And Joy" "Johnny Dangerously" and Dosg walk in and seemingly cannot believe the espionage charges accepts the Music Video Award In scare the assailant away. Marsha leveled against Shane, which could Lujacks name. BeHh continues to SHOW Movie Showtime Tall Tales & Legends Movie: "NormaRae" suggests that Jay was her attacker. mean Shane's being sent to prison have visits from Lujacks ghost, who Pretending to care no longer for permanently. Hope is near to un- she believes is guiding her. Ross MM Wrestling Wrestling: Live from Madison Square Garden. Brian romantically, Barbara gets raveling Bo's past with the mys- hires Calla to decorate his office. hlrn to stay for a holiday drink. When terious Britta. The boat carrying Reva contemplates suicide. JAYONARA/MsrlM she hangs his coat up, she hides his Shawn explodes. The rapist is after LOVING: Shana insists Jim con- Brando Jimei Gainer doves, hoping to use them to destroy Anna. Caroline recalls her past MIM Special With Few Brian and Shannon's romance. romance with Victor. tinue In the priesthood and the two Cofliml Interruptions share a blossoming friendship. MOVIE TIMETABLE Margo Is contacted by Texas police, • ADV" GENERAL HOSPITAL: When a Curtis warns Ava not to mess with informing her that a patient who was man carrying a glass eye in a jacket his emotions after he admits be loves Inlorm.iion lor in* movie iimei.Oie i. COUNTRY - MIDOLESEK COUNTY her. Ava warns Jack she won't give provided by triealer operator. 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With Lorna IVmC I THEATRE - 10O0 CINEMA II - 1 EH All.Male Adult Film! (XXX) connnuou. from UA MIDOLITOWN II - Spies Like us (PQi 2 00 4 00. « 00 9 00 10 00 4 LSKMMM willing to give him another chance, noon through 1130pm Spiea like Ul (PQ 13) 1 30 3 30. 5 30 7 30. SOMERSET COUNTY Line gives her an engagement ring. LYRIC II THM.TRE - 9 30 SOMERSET • CleaMx All-G.il Adull Mm. (XXXI connnuou. from UA MIODLETOWN III - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I - 13 Anatomical ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Hearing loon Ihrot Out ol Alnca (PO) 1 30 4 10 7 15 9 55 Out ot Africa IPQ) 115 410 715 1000 Tina's tape with Bobby Bloc, Clint •MM CD UA MIDDLE TOWN tV - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II — Two Hoi Enemy Mine (PG 131 2 00 4 00 6 00 6 00 Rocky IV IPQI 120 3 15 5 05. 7 00 8 40 14 Duck down confronts her as liar who knew Nicki from noon through 11 30 p m 10 M 1020 was pretending to be Vicki Later ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS UA MIDDLE TOWN V - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA III - 15 AOardnw ATLANTIC CINEMA I — White Night. (PQ-13! 2 15. 4 55 7 20 9 45 Spiea Like Ua (PQ) 1 50 9 50 is Anfan Tina tells Clint she Is pregnant and Back to Ihe Future IPOI 2 00 7 00 0 15 UA MIDOUTOWN VI - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA IV - Santa Cllua The Movie (PGl 2 00 4 31 17Co3ur#- will have abortion unless he marries ATLANTIC CINEMA II — Clue IPO) 1 30 9 30 One Magic Chnatmas IQ) 2 00 Jagged Edge UA MIDDLE TOWN VII — RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA V — 18 Crose her. Clint heads for the Dominican 1)1)7 10 0 30. voung Sharlock Holme. (PG-13) 1 45. 3 45 101 Oalmat.on. |O| 1 30. 3 15 5 05 7 00 g 40 19 Intersections EATONTOWN 5 45 7 45. • 45 RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA VI - Republic but arrives after Vicki gets COMMUNITY I - OCEAN TOWNSHIP Santa Clau. the Movie (PGl 1 00. 3 10 5 20 21 IntuHhw the divorce. Clint says he knows that Santa Claua. The Movie IPG) 1 00. 7 15. V 30 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINCMA I - 7 30. 9 40 COMMUNITY II — Spiea Like U. IPQ13I 1 15 3 20. 5 30. 7 45 she's really Nicki and the twosome 1000 12 Kind ol skin Out Of Africa IPO) 1 00. 8 00 call a truce after be promises not to •AST BRUNSWICK SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II 23 Graduated mtd. BRUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA I — Young Sherlock Holmet fPG-131 1 00. 3 10. 24C*M send her back to sanitarium. After Jew* of the Nil* (PO) 2 00 4 00. 6 00. 8 00. 5 20. 7 30. 9 40 Ivan is drummed out of the hospital, 10:00 MI0DLURO0K I — 26 Ktodof MUMSWICK SQUARE CINEMA II — Clue (POI 1 00 3 00 5 00 7 30 9 25 muslactM he vows revenge. Later, Laurel's Spwe Like u. (PGl 130.330 5 30 7 30. 930 M1DDLEBROOK II — brakes are tampered with and her FREEHOLD 101 Dalmalions (O) 1 00. 3 00. 5 00. 7 00 8 35 32 Carried ^ FMEHOLD CINEMA • - MO BANK 33 Potpourri i car careens off s cliff. Woody Clue) IPO) 1 00. 3 00. 7 45 9 30 REO SANK MOVIES I — FREEHOLD CINEMA a - 101 OalmatiOha (O) 1 00. 3 00 7 00 8 35 M -deOro arrests Clay. REO SANK MOVIE* II — 36 Cupid Oul ol Africa IPOI 1 00. B 00 Clue I PGl 1 00 3 00 7 30. 9 25 FMEHOLD CINSMA • - SHREWSBURY 36 Twist RYAN'S HOPE: When Maeve will Spiee Like Ul IPOI 1 00 3 00 7 40 9 40 FREEHOLD CINEMA • - SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I — have nothing to do with him because 101 Dalmettona (Ol 1 00 3 00. 7 00 8 35 Rocky Iv (PQ) 1 00 3 10. 5 20 8 00 10 00 37 DamaWyra- ot his affair with Meg, Johnny FREEHOLD CINEMA s - SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II — Jeml ot the NIM IPOI 1 00. 3 00 7 20. g 40 • Jewel ot the Nile IPO) 1 00 3 10 5 20 7 40. decides to leave. Dakota and Jill FREEHOLD CINEMA • - 38 Tranquillity ii IMS TrlDune IMl Sarnce. me 1/6/86 Rocky IV IPOI 1 00. 3 00 7 M 9 JO SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA HI - All fi.ght. Reeenred make love in an island cabin. RI • cmaau • — WhlM Night. iPO-13) 1 00 4 20. 7 20. 10 00 Saturday's Puzzle Served: Spotting the Coast Guard, Dakota Enemy Mine IPO-13| t 00. 7 25. 9 35 41 OMstogtmer and Jill manage to outrun them. rrr. e CINEMA U — 43 Puicanjoon • Music halls nnnn nnnnnn nur.i While Night. (PG-131 I 00 7 15 9 45 ATLANTIC STRATHMORE board 7 Take car* ol Later in town, Dakota buys a truck (IT. e CINEMA IN — ' a Cinnabar and nrinn nnrannn r.iMri with gold doubloons. Siobhan and Young Sherlock Holme. (PQ-13) 100 7 30. TWIN /•,. mi,, TWIN •*,.!.. 44 Col. (togs. nnnnnrcnnnnn nan 9 40 46rMp galena Frank go toth e island, where Frank RT e CINEMA IV — ATLANTIC HVVY 14 CHEVY DAN 9 Puostul nnnnn nnnn nnnn realizes for the first time that Santa Claul. The Movie IPOI 1 00. 7 15. 9 30 iHi.niANli, ABERDEEN 46 Small on* HOWELL CHASE AYKROYD 47 10 Hytytd anmn ur.nui Dakota and Jill are lovers. TOWN - Soieia Like. u. (PO I 00 7 30 9 40 11 Awry ui..iMnnn i.iMfiifiiirininii i SANTA BARBARA: Kirk realties ALL SEATS $2.50 S* Kmdolbufl 12 Kind ol cap nnra nnnnn rinnnn that Gina was the one who tried to SS Won 13 Facial spasm nnnn nrarann IIHKIII do in C.C. and considers using it to M Nursery rhyme 20 Local* Finn save his faltering marriage to Eden. king 23O«*m**d nnranpinram nnnnnn railways Mason and Janice make love. 57 Roman foad lupin Malinsei 7 75 66 Stay 24 Short birds Although she realizes she loves Cruz, lii.mu nnnn r!,rii>ii,m Eden vows to be faithful to her Msta NsMs M SeaU M KM ot glass 25 Part of a mnn nnnnnnnnann •0 Kind ol signal Jolly Rogw husband. Brick decides to trace his 61 Islamic cam 25 01 sixty nan nnnnnn nnnci family tree. Mason stumbles on •2 -out (main minutes aaa nnannn aaaa Kelly and Dylan's secret and won- do) 27 CoopsrorFay* ders whether be should inform Nick. 28 Baaaball turns Gina renders Santana unconscious DOWN 2S Corgi 40 Saucy 49 Norsagod and spirits Brandon away. 42 Boanory 50 Fountain 1 Mister hi 30 Wedding walk White Night* (PQ13) 45 Lou Qrant drink SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Munich 1:00, 4:20, 7:20, 10:00 *n* 46 Baltat costum* 51 Won Wendy leaves town before she can be 2Butterln* 31 Man* ol song 3 Wood-winds 47 It* capital I* 52 Pointer questioned shout Sara's murder. 32 Lugosl Fort-Lamy 53 Possosshw 4 Oyster 3SN*twork Hogan manages to keep himself 46 Atomic 54 Triangular -oduct 37 Problmn under control when Sunny comes on physicist •all 6 -allanport 39 Alt. tint** to him at Christmas party. Lloyd is furious when he realizes Sunny has told Hogan about their plot I*DY "High Tide Low Tide New Tide! s Join Us For New Years Eve COME AND ENJOY Serving Our Fabulous A NICE. COZY AND CASUAL DINNER menu of BEFORE YOU RING IN THE NEW YEAR. Fresh Seafood and Choice Steaks DINNER SERVED UNTIL 10 P.M. PLUS CLAM HOT A complete full course ' Dinner Special Choice of Appetizer PRIME RIB $11.95 Chesapeake Oysters Rockefeller VEAL CORDON BLEU $9.50 or Sherried Chicken Livers w/canapes. CHICKEN MARSALA $7.25 NEW YEAR'S EVE ENTREE PORK CHOP PIZZIOLA $7.95 With 11/2 Ib. Maine Lobster broiled or steamed and STEAK AUPOIURE $11.95 stuffed with deviled crabmeat STUFFED IV* LB. LOBSTER $13.95 DESSERT Our own mile high lemon ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS $12.95 Twin & Triple chiffon pie - coffee, tea and brewed decaf. . Lobster Complimentary Bottle of A select French White Wine Special RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Every Friday & All for $25.95 842-2133 Sunday Live Entertainment in our Historic Nautical Lounge, from 8:30 p.m. til
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Classified .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= rect insertion o( any advertiament Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male. 55 Pels and Livestock- 77 Buildingi/Gereges t0» Camping Equipment . 153 78 and only when it materially anecls (L.g.l.) Situations Warned Aircraft. Wanted lo Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles - . 154 Swap or Exchange 7» the value ol the ad It II contains an Male/Female error call classified AM ads are re- Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Automotive Special Nolle** 81 Real Estate for Sale stricted to tneir proper claaaiBeadon Schools 57 Sports Equipment 220 Lo»l and Found 6 Swimming Pools 82 Open House* 130 Wanted Automotive and sal m the regular Dally Regwef Special Nonces 9 63 Houses tor Sale 131 Construction Equipment. 230 style ol type RlflM is reeerved to Financial CBs. Electronics Auto Financing ' .240 Travel-Transportation 12 Merchandise Wanted 84 Condominiums/Town edit or reject any copy or ad Instruction 15 Business Opportunity. 61 85 Houses. 132 Auto Insurance 250 ppy Price Buster 260 MortgageM s 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 63 Farm Property- '34 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Business Directory Money To Loan Real Estate Rentals 280 Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property 135 Motorcycles YOUR Business Service _ 21 Trucks and Trailers 290 Industrial Property • t36 300 CLASSIFIED Arts S Cralts 22 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Salt Merchandise Rental! to Share AD Employment Mobile Homea 138 Merchandise lor Sale 71 Winter Rentals Cemetery Lots 13S READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Warned Male or Female Oarage/Yard Sile 72 Summer Rentals Real Estate Wanted 140 ACTION-LINE Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms THE FIRST DAY Babyntting/Child Care. . 52 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Rental Service 74 Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes . 107 The Daily Register will not be t%- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female- 54 Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals.. 108 Boatl and Accessories 192 iponnble (or more than one incor- 8:30-4:50 I 248 Union •••eh 24S Union B»»ch 248 Union Both 246 Union B*MCh 248 Union •otfi Borough of unton Beech, on IIUI 245 Union •••ch ofncor. The chief financial officer Dond ordinance. The oWlgatlons rope or cord aurflclent in collection by the borough Thursday. December 12. 16S6, 245 Union Beach 245 Union Beach 245 Union Beach •hall detarmlna ell mattara In ahall ba direct, unttmlttd obli- strength to facilitate handling 12-4.8 RegulaOone to be Estab- and wW come up for final oon- NOTICE connactton with nottN leeued gations of the levy ad valorem Such bundles ahall be placed lished by the Borough of Union skferaOon and paeeaa* at a Reg None* TAKE NOTICE thai on January pursuant lo thte ordinance, and taxea upon ail the taxable prop- aaparaWy at the curb for collec- Beach. The Borough of Union uiar Masting of aaid Mayor and ORDINANCE NO. We ft. 1086, tha Union Beach Zoning the chief financial oftvcar'a atgna- erty wHhm ihe Borough for the Oon by tha Borough or tha con- Beech la hereby authortnd and CounoH to ba he*d on T hur adey. AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THI SAL! Of CERTAIN PROMRtV OWNED BY THC BOROUOM Board ol Ad.uattmant win hold Ita ture upon ihe notaa shall ba) con- payment of the obagattons and tractor so engaged by the January 9, IBM, at • 00 P.M. or OF UNION SUCH TO CONTIOUOUS PMWtRTY OWNERS AS AUTHORIZED BY R S.40A1M1. '•KKginii-alien matting In the clusive evtdenca aa to all such the iniereet thereon without limi- promulgate reasonable regu- ^_^_ eei _ - _ jhaahaf AftA Megs pamjfealabBbr BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH. AS Municipal Building, 850 Pool* deter mi nation a Alt notes issued tation of rate or amount 12-85 Ownerahlp of News- lattona as to the manner, deya aa soon mereanaBr va me mtnv FOLLOWS Avanua Union Baach al a 00 hereunder may ba renewed from SECTION B papers Placed at Curb. From the and times for the collection of can be Mard. al Ihe Council Bm m SECTION I IT IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED thai the lollowtng deecrlbed property owned by Ihe pm time lo nme aubfect to lha This bond ordinance shaH take * °* Placement at the curb uaed newapepera end aluminum Meeting Doom. M0 Poote Av- Borough ol union Beech, snail b« declared eurplue property Dec 30 $3 24 provtetons of Sactton fc«> of lha effect 20 day* after the first pub- for collection In accordance wtth cane In accordance wtth the enue. Onion Beech. Mew Jeraey. SECTION 2 IT IS DETERMINED thai the following hay* euDmlttad blda aa conllguoua property Local Bond law Tha chief lication thereof afte final adop- the tarma hereof, auch uaed terms hereof. lime end piece M per- ownere In the auma Hated All the other conttguoue properly ownera are not mtereeted in aald ORDINANCK HO. 407 financial older la hereby tion, aa provided by me Local newepepere anell be and be- 12-C 9 violations and Penalty 10 be heerd there- contiguous property, or nave not bid surticient funds BONO ORDINANCE PROVID- authorized to aell part or ail of Bond Law. come the property of the Any person, firm ot corporation 3K. ING AN APPROPRIATION OF tha nolea from lime to time at Borough or fta authorlied agent who viola tea or neglecta to comp- Block Lota Street Sue Name Amount PASSED FIRST READING De- Borough dart 7 ax 100' of Lot 121 Robert a Paula • $51200 155,000 FOR ACQUISTION OF public or private eeJe and lo de- cember 12. IBM or contractor engaged by the ly with aubaeclions 12-63. contiguous to Lot 13 Pytourn EQUIPMENT FOR THE DEPART- iivef them to the purchasers CARMEN M STOPPIELLO. Borough 12-6.4. 12-8 5, or 12-6.6 or any «n.00 Florence Avenue MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR thereof upon receipt of payment MAYOR 12-*0 Collection of Newa- 24a W>«. Long Btancn 7 «5 < 100 of Lot 12 1 JoanOerowtn I2M 00 AND BY THE BOROUOM OF of tha purchase price ptua ac- papare and Aluminum Cana by purauant thereto. aheH. upon conllguoua to Lot 12 UNION BEACH, IN THE COUNTY crued Intaraat Irom their date* to unauthorised Parson to be a Vi- conviction thereof be punlehed MOTKl Florence Avenue OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY ihe data of delivery iherof Tha olation. It ahall be a violation of by a fine not to exceed two hun- RE: COMPLYING WITH OVEN AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- chief Mnanclal officer la directed SECTION 3 IT IS THEREFORE ORDAINED B* THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF la mtri thia aectton for any person not dred (1200 00) dollars PUBLIC MEETINGS LAW PI SUANCE OF W2.250 BONDS OR to report In writing to tha govam- UNION BEACH, that the Borough ol Union Beach convey the above property to lha biddera lor the aume on flrat reading, at the authorized by the Borough of 12-6.10 Enforcement. The H7S NOTES OF THE BOROUGH FOR i "0 body al the meat! ng next suc- UatM meeting of Ihe Mayor and Coun- Union Beech to collect or pick up borough police department, the Take nolle* that Ihe Be FINANCING PART OF THE AP- ceeding the data when any eale SECTION 4 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL that the portion ol cil, of the Borough of Union or caused to be collected or Code Enforcement Officer, or organization Meeting or Ihe PROPRIATION- or delivery of lha notaa purauant Ordinance No 478 entitled An Ordinance Authorwng the Sale ol Certain Property Owned by the Beech, in the County of Mon- putted up any auch newspapers any duly designated sgent of the Mayor and council of tha BE IT ORDAINED, by lha to thia ordinance la made. Such Borough of Union Beach to Conllguoua Property Owner a Aa Authrolted by H S 40A 12-13' authorizing mouth, New Jersey, held on at the curb or aluminum cana aa Borough of Union Beech are Borough ol Wee! Long Branoh Borough Council of tha Borough report muat Include the amount, the conveyance of Block 217 Lot 6. Bayvlew Avenue, to Robert and Joanne Oatervlch in the amount or Thuraday. December 12. IMS, it provided by this aectton haraby empowered to enforce win t>e hew in Borough Haa, of Union Baacrv In tha County of tha daacrlpuon, tha intereat rale $2,500 00 la hereby rescinded as lha title Match reflects that the property la not owned by the Borough wilt be further considered for 12-67 Newspaper Drives by thia eectlon and to proeecute ail Council Chamoera. M Poplar Monmouth. N«w Jafaay (not Maa and tha maturity echedule of the SECTION S THIS ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT AFTER PASSAGE AND PUBLICATION AS final paeeege after public hear- Charitable Organltatlona Not violations hereof Avanua, Weal Long aVanch, Hew than two thlrda of AH mambara notaa aold. tha price obtained PROVIDED BY LAW ing thereon at a meeting of aaJd Prohibited Thia aectton la in no. PUBLIC NOTICE Jaraay on Wedr>eedey. January lharaof afflrmalivaly concurring) and lha name of the purchaser governing body to ba nek) on way Intended to prohibit aeper- • .BAA •> • ...... PUBLIC NOTICE aa followa: The foregoing ordinance waa The foregoing Ordinance waa Introduced and paaaed on First Reeding, at a Regular Meeting of the Thursday. January*. IMS, at the ata newspaper drtvea by outelde introduced and paaaed on Flret i. ieeo, at twer™ nooii SECTION 1 SECTION 6; ANNR CLABKE Mayor end Council of the Borough of Union Beach, on Thursday December 19 1SB5. and win come up Tha capital budget of tha Council Meeting Room. Munici- charitable organkxattone on days Reeding, at a regular meeting of •oroughctm for final consideration and paaaarja al a Regular Meeting ol aald Mayor and Council to be held on Tha improvement daacrlbad In Borough la hereby amended lo pal Building. 660 Poote Avenue other than thoae deetgnated for the Mayor end Council of the Dec M M.7I Thuraday. Januarys, igne al 8 00 P M or as soon thereafter aa the matter can be heard, at the Council Saciion 3 of thia bond ordinance conform wtth tha provisions of Union Beech. New Jersey, at Meeting Room. 850 Poole Avenue, union Beach. New Jersey at which time and place all persons hat heretofore baan authorized the bond ordinance to lha extent • 00 p.m. o'clock or aaeoon 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted desiring lo De heard thereon, will be given full opportunity to ba undertaken by lha Borough of any Inconetatanoy herewith thereafter a* the matter can be heard, and during the weak prior MARY SABIK of Union Beech. N«w Jaraay (tha SECTION 6: k to and up tr and including tha Borough C "Borough") aa • (janaral Im- The following additional mat- date of auch meeting, coplea of Dec 30 V provamanl For Ihelmprovamani ter* ara hereby determined and aaid ordinance will be made or purpoee deecrlbed In Seel Ion declared. 3. thafa la haraby appropriated available at the clerk'a office to (a) Th« improvement or tha amount of $55 000. auch aum the membara of the general pub- purpoee deecrlbed in Section 3 Including tha turn of 12,750 aa lic who shall request the same of thia bond ordinance la not a tha down payment requlrad by MARY SABIK. BOROUGH It's easy — all you have to do is amble up to the attic, currant expanee. It la an im- tha Local Bond Law of tha Slate CLERK provement or purpose that tha Accounting of New Jeraey. commuting Dec 30 M1M breeze down \o the basement or meander out to the Borough may lawfully undertake Chapter 2 of Title 40A. Munlcl- aa a general improvement, and palitlaa and Countlaa of the Re- garage. Gather up everything you no longer use, no part of tha coat thereof haa viaied Statutea of New Jeraey ORDINANCE NO. 4M been or shall ba epeclally (ihe Local Bond Law") A major Communications Company assasasd on property epeclally need or want. Then call The Register 542* ' SECTION 2 AND MVHINQ CHAmn 111 700 benefited iherav ITUITI ANO SANITATION! in central Jersey It looking for an in order lo finance the coal of (b) Tha period of ueefulnaea of •tCTION 12-« MCVCLINO Of Accounting Manager to manage the the improvement or purpoee lha improvement or purpoee UNO NtW»PAPtM. OF "THI negotiable bonda are hereby with the limitations of tha Local nCVIMO QfNBRAL OAOI Accounting/Business office. authorised to be laaued in the Bond Law. according to tha NAHCtt Of THC BOflOUOH principal amount of S52.2S0 reeeonable Ufa thereof com- OP UNION MACN, ISM." Responsibilities will Include the NURSING/HEALTH CARE pursuant lo tha Local Bond Law puted from tha data of tha bonda BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor management of office staff, financial In anticipation of the laeuance of authorliad by thla bond ordi- and Council ol tha Borough ol the bonda. negotiable bond an- nance, la 7 1 years. statement & budget preparation, ac- ticipation notaa are hereby Union Baach thai SECTION 12-6 (C) Tha lupplamental debt POSITIONS AVAILABLE auihorned lo be laaued pursuant RECYCLING OF USED NEWS- statament required by tha Local counts receivable/payment & pay- to and within the llmttationa PAPERS OF CHAPTER XII Bond Law haa baan duly praacribed by the Local Bond STREETS AND SANITATION Of roll. Automated systems experience prepared and filed in the office of Law The Revised General Ordi- the Borough Clerk and a com- is preferred. Position reports directly SECTION 3 nances of tha Borough ol Union DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME piete executed duplicate (hereof | Baach, i960) la haraby amended 1 to the President. Send resume. - (a) The obligations are to be has been filed In the office of the to read aa follows laaued to purchaae tha following Jlrector of tha Division of Local 12-fl Recycling ol uaed new* equipment fot the Department of lovernment Servicee In tha De- papera and aluminum cans. RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES Public Worha partment of Community Affalra 12-6 1 Findings. By reason ol A) Tandam steel wheel roller. of the State of New Jaraay Such Ihe growing problem ol solid B) Single axle truck, with dump statement ahows that the groaa waate disposal snd Its impact or Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this body: and dabt of tha Borough aa da- our environment, and conserva- BOX U-477 DIRECTORY and please mention the Register. C) Single axle truck, with dump termlned purauant to tha Local tion ol recycling materials has body, anow plow and ae.lt Bond Law is increased by tha become an Important public THE REGISTER spreader authorization of bonda and notea concern and there Is an Increas- One Register Plaza (b) The eatimated maximum provided In this bond ordinance ing necaeaity to conaarve our amount of bonda or nolea to be by 162.250 and the obligation* malarial raaourcaa. The collec- Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 lset;*«t for Ihe improvement or authorised hareln will ba within tion of used newspapers and all debt llmllattona prescribed by NURSES AIDES HOME HEALTH AIDES purpoae is 162.240 aluminum cans lor recycling Partonna* Oapt lha Local Bond Law. Mrf Clttadmo (c) The eetimeted coat of the purpoaaa Irom raeWanoaa In tha HOLMOEL CONVALESCENT ALL HEALTH CARE FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICE (d) An aggregate amount nol Borough ol Union Baach will Equal Opeonunlt/ f mptoyer U/F CENTER SERVICES, INC i8i Bath Avanua $55,000 exceeding »11.000 for items of taster and promote tha general «• Hoy 34 19 Kinga Hwy SECTION 4 eipense listed m and permitted public wallere Moimdei NJ 07733 Long Branch. NJ 07740 Middlatown NJ 07748 1201) 949-4200 (20D 222-9100 All bond anticipation notaa la- under Section 20 of lha Local 12-6 2 Definition! As uaed In (201)671-8400 sued hereundar shall mature at Bond Law Is included In tha esti- thte section auch time a may be determined mated cost Indicated herein for a. Newspaper' ahall mean by the chief financial officer, >e purpoi and include paper of tha type provided that no note shell p SECTlOl commonly raferrareferred to aa news mature later than one year from The full faith and credit of the MM ita dale The notaa shall bear prim and dlatrlbuted at Borough is haraby pledged lo Intervals, usually dally or weekly interest at such rate or ratea and Itl l dll HEALTH FORCE tha punctual paymant of tha having printed thereon news and PEOPLE CARE LPNi <% HEALTH AIDES be in such form a may be de- 157 Broad Straai principal ot and tha intereat on opinions and containing O* SOU'" JERSE*