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This newspaper will not lur lml>lr hit niiir, niynmwnj in tidvuriisoments ACCORDING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY: beyond the cost of ttif spuc.r <>t t u\m>n wad" in wiittnq within one wonk of publication. ©2002 Devine Media LntiMpuses, (m. • All Rights Reserved Visit us online at www now-jersey.ws Call Toll Free... CHARLES DUNN SYSTEMS • 800-464-2454 September 27, 2002 Visit us online at www.nev-|ersey,ws THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-CAZETTL. 3 YOUR AREA & STATE NEWS if Ji 3 New low largeh landlords Refusing To Rent Ib Persons With Section 8 Vouchers STATH (iov. James H. crimination." to prohibit land- mum fine of $500 for each sub- occurs within five years of the also requires the Attorney Gener- McCircevey signed legislation lords from discriminating against sequent offense. However, under first charge and a maximum fine al to prepare a notice advising recently that increases penalties tenants based upon a tenants' the "Law Against Discrimina- of $50,000 for any two or more landlords that it is prohibited to for landlords that refuse to rent to source of lawful income, such as tion," any landlord that discrimi- violations within seven years of discriminate against tenants persons who receive federal rent Section 8 vouchers, or the age of nates against a tenant based on the first charge. based on the source of income subsidies or have children under their children. The law is sup- the tenants' source of income or Fines collected will go into being used for rental payments the age of 18. ported by a 1999 state Supreme age of children will face stiftcr the State's general fund, minus and instructions advising them "The legislation I am signing Court ruling that says landlords penalties. reimbursement for fees and costs on how to report cases of dis- today significantly strengthens a cannot deny an apartment to ten- "From now on, landlords will incurred by the prevailing party. crimination. 20-year-old law that explicitly ants based solely on their sources pay a hefty price if they discrim- In addition, the law also This notice will also be given prohibits landlords from discrim- of income. inate against people simply broadens the powers of housing to recipients of Section 8 vouch- inating against persons receiving "The federal Section 8 vouch- because they need federal assis- authorities so that they can bring ers at the time vouchers are Section 8 vouchers or families er program was set up to assist tance to pay their rent," said suit on behalf of a tenant who is issued to inform them of their that include young children," low-income tenants," said Sena- Weinberg. "A federal check is as discriminated against. The law rights. said McGreevcy. "The new law tor Furnari. "Unfortunately, it good as money in the bank, so recognizes the civil rights of has done the opposite, becoming the issue cannot be the ability to these people and protects those a scarlet letter worn by the ten- pay-it cannot be anything but Fill Your Prescriptions rights under the Law Against ant, causing many landlords to landlords discriminating against Save up to 50% - Easy and hassle free Discrimination. I would like to discriminate against them low-income families." You don't have to pay full price for your prescription drugs... thank Senator Furnari and because they pay part of their If a landlord discriminates Fill your prescriptions at Redwood Drugs, a licensed Canadian Assemblywoman Weinberg for rent with public assistance. This against a tenant because that pharmacy and save up to 50%! Easy and hassle free. their tenacious efforts in getting legislation allows Section 8 to do family receives a Section 8 Get a FREE Price Quote today! this measure passed." what it was intended to do: help voucher or has young members, Sponsored by Senator Garry people find homes." the landlord will now face the Furnari (D-Bergcn, Essex, Passa- Currently, these types of dis- harsher penahies-a maximum Call Toll Free! 1-866-211-3768 ic) and Assemblywoman Loretta crimination are against the law, fine of $10,000 for any single or fax: 1-866-287-1595 Weinberg (D-Bergen), Assembly and are punishable by a civil violation within a five year peri- Bill 710/Senate Bill 631 amends penalty of a maximum $200 fine od, a maximum fine of $25,000 the existing "Law Against Dis- for the first offense, and a maxi- for any one other violation that McGreevey Signs Legislation Making Wafer Cooling Deal < Resources High Priorities Of Open Spate Atquishion STATE—Demonstrating his tion, DEP under Governor and conservation is most likely commitment to preserving open McGreevey\s leadership has to occur and those areas where Centmy space throughout the state, Gov. already made protection of water there is a need to protect water James E. McGreevey signed leg- resources top priority in its resources. islation that would protect water Green Acres funding package for It will also require the Garden resources and establish flood- fiscal year 2003. State Preservation Trust to prone areas as high priorities The benefits of protecting include findings from the Master under New Jersey's Open Space watershed lands are far reaching, Plan in its biennial report, as well Preservation Program. stretching across county and as a tabulation of the total ^This new law helps to ensure municipal boundaries. For exam- acreage in the state, each county clean drinking water for millions Enjoy big ple, the core of the Highands and municipality of the lands of New Jersey citizens and also savings on air encompasses one million acres acquired for recreation and con- serves as a natural buffer against conditioning of forest that surround and pro- servation purposes that protect '""•' '•••'-"-' - systems that future floods. Safe drinking tect the source waters for one- reflect over ,i century of innovation water resources and protect water must be a top priority of third of New Jersey's citizens. in temperature and humidity control. the state's Open Space program," tlood-prone areas. The legislation also requires And with winter on the way, it's not In addition, DHP will be said McGrecvey. "1 would like to the DliP, in consultation with the too won to shirt exploring heating thank Sen. Bob Smith, as well as options too. Ask ih how you cm save Office of State Planning in the required to adopt rules and regu- the other legislative sponsors, for up to 40% on utility hi!U with ,i Department of Community lations to regulate any activity on their leadership in seeing this ComrbrtHe.it system from Carrier. Affairs, to prepare an annual lands acquired by the state to important piece of legislation Call your Carrier dealer today! Open Space Master Plan assure that resources remain pro- become law." This Master Plan will indicate tected and to ensure that the pro- The new law will require the those areas of the state where tection of surface water or Department of Hnviromental future acquisition and develop- groundwater resources arc not Carrier's End-of-Season Sale! Protection (DI*P) to rank certain ment by the state for recreation diminished. properties ahead of others when No Payments & No Interest till 2003 considering which lands to pur- or FREE IdealHumidity™ Upgrade! chase with Green Acres money I with the purchase of qualifying 2002 A/C Equipment' from the Garden Slate Preserva- tion Trust Fund. Specifically, fl 1 Perth Amboy when determining which proper- Mann Heating and Please help.. ties to preserve, property that Air Conditioning would protect water resources Did you see this dog? would be given three times the Call me at... 800-930-6266 or 732-826-8655 weight and flood-prone areas www.mannheat-ac.com would be given twice the weight. 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Wonderful World Of Women Expo! NJPAC Jubilation Choir To Hold Auditions NEWARK — The New Jer- Walter Hawkins, Cissy Hous- sing a gospel song of their own Further information about WOODB RIDG E—Wood- sey Performing Arts Center ton, Vickie Winans, Donnie choosing. NJPAC will provide the auditions may be obtained bridge Center is excited to Jubilation Choir, established in McClurkin and Kurt Carr and an accompanist. by calling (973) 353-8009. announce that they are the 1998 under the auspices of the the Kurt Carr Singers. This host for the 2002 Wonderful Arts Center Education Depart- season, they will be joined on World of Women Expo! This ment, will conduct auditions the NJPAC slagc on Dec. 19 by exciting event will be open to CABLE/TEL the public Oct. 4-6, during from 6-9 p.m., Wednesday and Daryl Co ley and on Jan. 16,
Lawmaker Looking To Leave Menlo Park Mall Seeking Local Charities EDISON Menlo Park there will be exclusive store apiece for the event. Six dol- with shoppers throughout the Legislature? Mall is seeking local charities discounts, entertainment, food lars will directly benefit the evening. Special from PoliticsNJ.com and not-for-profit organiza- sampling and more Last charity and the other two dol- For charities and non-profit MIDDLESEX tions interested in participating year's An Evening of Giving lars will go lo the Simon Youth organizations interested in par- in An Evening of Giving, on Foundation, a non-profit edu- ticipating or receiving more COUNTY- There is con- raised more than $80,000 for Sunday, Nov. 24. over 40 charities. cational organization estab- information about An Evening siderable talk in Central Jer- The fund-raising event will Menlo Park Mall will sup- lished by Simon Property of Giving, contact Christine sey Democratic circles that include a night of private holi- ply tickets, collateral, advertis- Group, owners of Menlo Park Hahn at Menlo Park Mall at Assemblywoman Arline day shopping and family enter- ing and promotions lor the Mall. (732) 549-1900. All participat- Friscia is actively shopping tainment when the mall re- event to all interested non- Charities and nonprofit ing charities must be officially for a state job in the opens at 6:30 p.m. exclusively profit entities. Charity and not- groups will also have the registered with the State of McGreevey administration, to supporters of participating for-profit organizations will be opportunity to share informa- New Jersey and show proof of their not-for-profit status. possibly as the state Lottery charities. Throughout the mall, able to sell tickets-at $8 tion about their organizations Director. If Friscia leaves the legislature, Perth Amboy Tee-Time Technology: Making Reservations Easy Mayor Joseph Vas would be the front runner for her seat. MIDDLESEX COUNTY on the county's courses can for reservations for the next The new tee-time reserva- Friscia is from Woodbridge, — Middlesex County's golf make, review, change or can- available day of play each tion system, developed by ce reservat ons r tne where Jim McGreevey lived courses now offer golfers the ' ' f° Tama- evening starting at 9 p.m. Fairway Systems, Inc. of newest, most efficient way of rack' Meadows and Raritan Registered golfers from out- Englewood, Colorado, is used until he became James E. Landing golf courses online or side the county may call after at golf courses worldwide, McGreevey. g ee-lmes. by phone. The service is acces- 10 p.m. There is a one-hour including public courses in
Golfers registered to play sj|,je 24 hours a day, seven delay for all registered golfers neighboring Mercer and Mon- days a week online at for making Internet reserva- mouth counties. CH()\!! http://imiddlesex.e-golf.net or tions (they may begin at 10 For more information, visit by phone at (732) 951-8920. p.m.). the MCIA website at www. The Towmhtp of Irvtngton, New jenry. Mayor Wiync Smith It the Imtypon Municipil Council pmudK prmtnt the 3rd 2002 Town Owned Property Auction Reservations can be made The system is available only mciauth.com or call any of the Friday - September 27,2002 -10:00 a.m. five-and-a-half days before to registered golfers. To regis- golf course: Tamarack at (732) Irviflgton Municipal Building Council Chamber! tee-time up until midnight ter, come in person to any 821-8881; The Meadows at prior to the day of play. county golf course with two Middlesex at (609) 799-4000; • Open Bids tot Vacant Lots, Industrial, Residential Rehab. & Commercial For 'i VivS Package & a Schedule of inspections call Registered golfers who live forms of identification. Pay- or Raritan Landing at (732) (973) 416-5609 24 hours 7 days a week in Middlesex County may call ments can be cash or check. 885-9600. or visit our website ar. www.iivingfon.net for pictures & into, Only 14 miks/rom HYCB!r Mid Jersey Chapter Walks To Cure Diabetes #r# to gtt th$.. NEW BRUNSWICK — Diabetes. There will be enter- surpass that number. National More than 1,000 walkers rep- tainment, food and face JDRF Walk partners are: resenting local corporations, painters, games and amuse- Advance Auto Parts, Discover TABLOID families, schools and organiza- ments for the kids. On-site reg- Financial, Ford Motor Compa- tions are expected to mobilize istration begins at 9 a.m. at ny, Marshall's, Olivio, UBS for the Mid Jersey Chapter of Cook College, Route I, North In Carteret PaineWebber and Walgreens. Clipper's Deli 62 Carteret Avenue the Juvenile Diabetes Brunswick. The Mid Jersey Local JDRF Walk Sponsors Cold Cut Center of Cirttftt 1291 Roosevelt Avenue Research Foundation In- Chapter Walk to Cure Diabetes are: St. Peter's University The Lunch Box 1514 Roosevelt Avenue ternational (JDRF) Annual is one of the many held in Hospital, Johnson & Johnson, * Pott Office 1214 Pershing Avenue Walk to Cure Diabetes, on more than 225 cities world- Terumo Medical, Novo In Edison Sunday, Sept. 29 from 9 wide. More than 550,000 peo- a.m.-l p.m. The chapter's goal pie worldwide walked to cure Nordisk, Aetna, Quick Chek Donna's Hometown Deli 1018A Amboy Avenue Food Store and Six Flags Middlesex County College Bus Stop is to raise over $530,000 for diabetes last year, and more research to find a cure for dia- than 750,000 are expected this Great Adventure. For more InRahway betes. year. Nationally, last year the information, visit the JDRF Devine Media .....,,.. .492 West Grand Avenue Entire families enjoy partic- Walks raised $78 million, and website at: www.jdrf. org or In South Amboy ipating in the Walk to Cure this year they're expected to call 888422-9590. Krauzsers North Broadway PoliticsMJ is New Jersey's leading source of Krauzsers 200 North Broadway Politics news. Krauzsers (Food Express) Raritan Street Annual Center Deli 250 North Stevens Avenue Subscribe to PoliiicsNJ f;ux and you'll got a lax delivered Chud's Sub Shop Pine Avenue five ikiys a week, before your morning coffee Quick Plk Pine Avenue Flea Market Included are daily news briefs, tracking of candidates for MIDDLESEX COUNTY Tarallo's Bordentown Avenue (iovcrnot and every other office, and fresh, our weekly In Woodbridge Duck Walk column, and independent Rasnuissen Research The Fords Ladies Auxil- polling iary #60% will be holding Convenient Deli 650 King Georges Rd Fords their annual Flea Market on Dee's Deli 280 Dekalb Avenue Mention this ad and gel l(l"<. oil on a yearly subscription, only $67.50. lor a free trial week, send vow lax number via email (Fax(i/
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Cohen Introduces Measure Condemning Marketing Of Umbra "Zyklon B" Running Shoes Middlesex Co. 4-H Clothing Drive MIDDLESEX tains and sheets). All donations information on the clothing STATE- -Citing the outra- on New Jersey residents to COUNTY The Middlesex should be packed in sturdy drive, please contact the Mid- geous insensitivity to millions boycott Umbro products until Co. 4-H Teen Council will be plastic trash bags. dlesex County 4-H office at of Jewish men and women Proceeds from the Clothing the company issues a public hosting a Clothing Drive on (732) 745-3446. For directions across the glohe and irrever- apology and withdraws the Wednesday, Oct. 16 between Drive will be used to benefit to the 4-H Center visit ence to those killed in Nazi running shoe from the market 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. The Cloth- the upcoming 2002 Project www.co.middlesex.nj.us/exten concentration camps. Assem- worldwide. ing Drive will take place at the GIFT event. Project GIFT is a bly Deputy Majority Leader holiday shopping event for sionservices/4hclubs.asp During the Holocaust, Jews 4-H Center, on the corner of Neil M. Cohen has introduced Cranbury and Fern Roads in families with limited Four-H offers educational were brought into gas cham- legislation condemning the East Brunswick. resources. bers-thinking they were show- programs to all youth, grades Umbro Company for naming Interested participants are This collection of old and ers-and killed by inhaling K through 13 on an age appro- one of its shoe products after encouraged to bring old and used items is not to be con- "Zyklon B," which was dis- priate basis, without regard to the lethal gas. used items including clothing, fused with the collection of pensed from nozzles of the race, religion, color, national "By naming a running shoe shoes, handbags, stuffed ani- new toys and clothing to be after an agent of death such as "shower heads." mals and household linens used as gifts for the Project origin, gender, sexual orienta- "Zyklon B," Umbro is con- "For a company of Um- (such as towels, blankets, cur- GIFT event. If you'd like more tion or disability. doning the horrors of the bro *s magnitude to commit Holocaust and giving a green this act of insensitivity is Healthy Computer Use light to commercially con- beyond the imaginations of EDISON—Physical therapists doned anti-Semitism around most people who live in civi- from JFK/Johnson Rehabilitation the world." said Cohen (D- lized society/' said Cohen. Institute will be presenting a free Union). "This act tramples "It's hard to fathom that the lecture "Healthy Computer Use" upon the memories of the mil- naming of this shoe was an at the Kdison Public Libraries- lions who perished in the Nazi accident, given the amount of first at the Main Library, 340 gas chamhers. Plainfield Avc, on Tuesday, Oct. time and energy surrounding 8 at 7 p.m. and then at the North "This level of callousness the product development cannot and should not be toler- Edison Library, 777 Grove Ave., process-including design, ated, especially in a day and on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. research and test marketing. age when understanding and They will focus on prevention acceptance of other cultures \s "This was no coincident or of computer-related injuries as a paramount." mistake; I believe it was by result of incorrect posture and Jn addition to condemning design." body mechanics and offer tips on Umbro for its actions, Cohen's The measure was formally healthy computer use. Following measure (AR-172) calls upon introduced Sept. 12 and re- the lecture, they will answer the state's Attorney General to ferred to the Assembly Com- questions about the role of physi- investigate the naming of the merce and Economic De- cal therapy in today's health care shoes. The resolution also calls velopment Committee. environment. To register, call the Main Library at (732) 287-2298, ext. I VOLUNTEERS NEEDED—Volunteer Kevin Byington (L.) and Volunteer Dale or North Ldison Library at (732) Eckensberger (R.) recently received plaques honoring their twenty years of service as Volunteer Firefighters in the Iselin Volunteer Fire Co. #11. 548-3045, ext. 1.
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Sandra M. Minucci Calvin T. Lunn, 77 of Avenel Andrew V. Tripoli Esther R. Vernachio of Woodbridge Mr. Calvin T. Lunn of Pacific Service Medal and of Edison of Carteret Miss Sandra Marie Minucci Avenel died September 20 at World War II Victory Medal. Mr. Andrew V. Tripoli Sr. of Mrs. Esther R. Vernachio of of Woodbridge died Septem- home. He was 77. His wife, Elsie Shuster Edison died September 8 in Carteret died September 16 in ber 11 at JFK Medical Center Born in Newark, he resided Lunn, died in 1996, and a JFK Medical Center, Edison. Rahway Hospital. She was 78 in Edison. She was 53. in Union until moving to brother, Guiles Lunn, and a He was 74. She was a lifelong resident Born in Perth Amboy* she Avenel in 1950. sister, Marjorie Dronke, are Born in Brooklyn, Mr. of Carteret. was a lifelong Woodbridge Mr. Lunn was employed as also deceased. Tripoli lived in Roselle before She was a clerical worker an electronic technician with resident. Surviving are three sons, moving to Edison in 1951. for the Foster Wheeler Corp., Western Electric (now Lucent Miss Minucci was em- Thomas R. Lunn of Colonia, He was an electrician with Carteret, before retiring. Technologies) in Kearny for ployed for 22 years as a flight James B. Lunn of Little Egg Merck & Co., Rahway, for 22 Earlier, she worked in the 38 years before his retirement years before retiring in 1990. attendant with Eastern Air- Harbor and Jeffrey R. Lunn of same capacity for the Regina in 1984. He also owned Inman Plaza lines, based in Newark, and Steelton, Pa.; a daughter, Corp. and Huffman-Koos, He was a veteran of World in Edison for many years. during that time she worked Dolores "Dodi" Ferraro of both in Rahway. War II, he served in the Army Mr. Tripoli was a member with Mother Teresa to bring She was a member of the Air Corps as a corporal in the Mechanicsburg, Pa.; a brother, of the International Brother- adopted children to the United Auxiliary of the Veterans of Western Pacific and Japan, and Arthur Lunn of Livingston; six hood of Electrical Workers States. Foreign Wars Star Landing was awarded the American grandsons, two granddaugh- Union Local 675, Elizabeth. For the past nine years, she Post 2314 of Carteret and the Service Medal, the Asiatic ters, and a great-grandson. He served on the board of was a receptionist with the law Destroyers Escort Auxiliary of Stanley Relford, 52 Nicola DePascale directors of the Edgewater firm of Palmisano and Good- Arm Association, Fort Laud- Florida. man in Woodbridge. of Carteret of Port Reading erdale, Fla., and was an origi- Surviving are her husband, Miss Minucci was a parish- Mr. Stanley Relford of Somer- Mr. Nicola DePascale of Port nator of the Police Athletic Ernest; a son, Ernest M.; a ioner of St. James R.C. set (formerly of Cartreret) died Reading died September 16 at his League Little League baseball daughter, Ellen Clarke; a sis- Church in Woodbridge. September 14 at home. He was home. He was 72. field in Linden. ter, Marie Franko, and two Surviving are her parents, 52. Born in Pietrastornina, Surviving are Margaret, his grandchildren. Joseph and Wanda (Starek) Born in Perth Amboy, he lived Province of Avellino, Italy, he had wife of 53 years; sons, Minucci of Woodbridge; a in Carteret before moving to resided in Port Reading for the Andrew Jr. and Gary, and a Lucy M. Stendardo brother, Richard, and his wife Somerset four years ago. past 47 years. sister, Rose Davis. of Edison and daughter, Susan (Morris) He was a motor broom sweep- Mr. DePascale purchased a lot William Jay Dorman Mrs. Lucy M. Stendardo of and Sophia Rose Minucci, all er employed by the Borough of on Port Reading Avenue and built Edison died September \1 in DePascale's Deli in 1983, which of North Creek, N.Y.; her Carteret for 20 years. ot ParVm JFK Medical Center, Edison. he operated with his family for 14 aunts and uncles, Daniel and Surviving are his wife, Patricia Mr. William Jay Dorman of She was 88. Ann; three daughters, Stephanie years until 1997. Parlin died September 15 in Josephine Minucci, John and Born in Bayonne, she Antoinette Truhan, Molly Williams, Shanta Northernton Previously, he had owned and Care One at East Brunswick. operated DePascale's Trucking moved to Edison last year. Stanziola, Edward and Bertie and Adrianne; his father, Calvin He was 55. for 40 years. Mrs. Stendardo was a mem- Gladys, Dottie Cicala, Augus- Relford; a sister, Barbara Jean, He was a sales manager for He was a communicant of St. ber of the Rosary Society of tine and Angie Minucci and and five grandchildren. A.C.P. of New Jersey in Avenel Anthony of Padua R.C. Church in Dianne Patrick Pietrofesa, and for five years. Previously, he Assumption Church. Helen A. Minnick Port Reading. owned and operated Certified She was a member of the many cousins. Surviving are his wife of 48 of South Amboy Marketing of Metuchen, Parent-Teacher Association at years, Nancy Ragucci DePascale; Joseph P. Steiner Roosevelt School, Bayonne. Mrs. Helen A. Minnick of four daughters, Maria DePascale Mr. Dorman was a former Worked in Edison South Amboy died September Tamburri of West Orange, officer of La Mer 1 Condo- Surviving are a son, John; Mr. Joseph P. Steiner of 16 at home. She was 96. Antonietta Rothenberg of Union, minium Association, Sayre- two daughters, Marie Nagen- Milltown (formerly worked in Born in Parlin, she moved Mirella DePascale-Bennett of ville. gast and Frances Soloway; sis- Edison) died September 10 in to South Amboy 75 years ago. Metuchen and Rita Santopietro of Surviving are his mother, ters, Virginia Pintauro and Robert Wood Johnson Uni- Surviving are three sons, South Brunswick; two brothers, Ruth Dorman, and two sisters, Fanny Hasty; six grandchil- versity Hospital, New Bruns- Frank J. Jr., James J. and Giovanni and Biaggio, both of Pamela and Patricia. dren and a great-grandchild. wick. He was 84. Joseph R.; four daughters, Italy; a sister, Antonietta Bascetti Regina Friberg, Mary of Italy; three granddaughters. Born in Sayreville, he Pawlowski, Joan P. Donohue Alexandra, Nicole and Catherine moved to Milltown about 13 and Helen M.; 15 grandchil- Tamburri; a niece, Anna MID-DAY years ago. dren and 23 great-grandchil- DeFrancesco-Bobb; and a grand- He was employed for 40 dren. son, Genaro DeFrancesco. years by the Ford Motor Co., "HOUR OF Edison, as a sheet metal work- Second Baptist Church er in the maintenance depart- Classifieds are the BC$T POWER" ment before retiring in 1985. dollar-for-dollar return He was a member of the Unit- WEDNESDAYS ed Auto Workers Union. Mr. Steiner was also a in advertising! 12:05 NOON member of the Sayreville Knights of Columbus Council Cathedral Cornerstone Complex 2061. •Surviving arc his wife, 205 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, NJ Irene: three sons, Marty, Ronald and Joseph; a sister, ALL ARE WELCOME Theresa Firczuk; nine grand- • Bishop Donald Milliard, Jr., Senior Pastor children and six great-grand- • Dr. B. Clover-Williams, I \mitiu1 Assistant Pastor children. Call (7 $2) N 26-5 2VJ far more information 6 ... THF ATOM TARIOin A C\T\7FN.CA7¥TTV
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AMEMBUrMAN thousands of dollars damage [JOHN WISNIEWSIU'B Report to their homes. Although Encouraged By New Direction From existing law allows local Dear Editor, had been circulating through administration. Trenton approving authorities to ask I would like to take this various levels of the NJ DEP In the past, Edison Wetlands for and obtain escrows from opportunity to commend New since mid-1999. It was not Association has had a strained until Bradley Campbell took When something goes builders for on-site improve- Jersey Department of Environ- relationship with the DEP. In over as Commissioner was this wrong around your house, ments that are to be built, the mental Protection Com- many circumstances, the Edi- and other reports released. who's responsible? When the law is silent on the issue of missioner, Bradley Campbell, son Wetlands Association has The DEP needs to acknowl- roof sags, or the sidewalk escrows for potential off-tract for his dedication to the health been forced to publicly embar- edge that toxins leech into our damage a butIder may and environment of New Jer- rass the DEP in order to pro- cracks, who fixes it? Well, ** fish because our waterways cause. sey. Commissioner Campbell tect and cleanup the environ- the simple answer is you, the continue to be polluted by Sayreville Councilman recently released a study that ment in New Jersey. Only the homeowner. But how about thousands of known contami- leaky drum got the cleanup. Tom Pollando came to me revealed hazardous levels of when that problem, whether it nated sites throughout our I am encouraged by this and asked if legislation could mercury in many of New Jer- is a sagging roof or a broken state, many of which have haz- new direction Bradley Camp- be drafted to address this gap sey's freshwater fish. The sidewalk, isn't caused by you ardous levels of mercury and bell is bringing to the DEP. study on mercury levels in fish or by simple aging. How in current law. Councilman other toxins. Telling the public Successful transition will about when the problem is Pollando has been working not to eat fish is a temporary require changes by the admin- measure and does not solve the caused by what you neighbor with the residents of this area Cell Phone istration in order to break this and has been attentive to their problem. Putting up warning is doing? How about when Addicts Everywhere cycle of failure at all levels of concerns. signs against eating fish and the department's bureaucracy. the problem is caused by the Dear Editor, As a result, working with crabs is like putting a Band- Simply recycling past leader- activities of a builder con- New Jersey may soon be input from Councilman Pol- Aid on a surgical wound ship within the agency will not structing homes on the prop- joining New York with legisla- -superficial solutions will not lando, I have sponsored new accomplish real and lasting erty next door? tion designed to curb vehicu- work. Pollution of our water- legislation that addresses this change. The DEP needs to You could call a lawyer. lar cell phone usage. This ways is a violation of the pub- bring in new qualified and tal- concern. Assembly Bill 2786 But should you have to? comes none too soon as lic trust doctrine and is as ented people who understand would permit a municipality After all, lawyers don't work motorists of all ages play a much of a barrier to access as and are committed to both the to require a developer to post for free so that even if you game of Russian Roulette with any fence would be. policy and the science of envi- an escrow for potential ofF- can get one to work for you their lives along with fellow To his credit, Commissioner ronmental protection. site damage that a develop- on a contingency - you won't driver's and pedestrians near- Campbell has also recently It is my hope that Com- ment project may cause. get everything you need to fix by. released studies to the public missioner Campbell will These funds could be used to on PCBs in fish, dioxins in reestablish the DEP's commit- the problem. Also, litigation Penalties should be severe. address the kind of damage blue claw crabs and the lack of ment to protecting human can take years and not neces- The only obstacle is an en- that residents in Sayreville wetlands preservation by health and the environment, if sarily guarantee you an out- forcement. If everyone using a developers. Over the past few we ever hope to restore New are complaining about. car phone were to be given a come you will like. months, Commissioner Camp- Jersey to the Garden State it This measure can't fix the summons, we'd surely have But under current law, liti- prob)ems ^ haye bell has started to show the once was. gridlock in our court system. public that he is trying to Robert Spiegel gationis the only way for For that I would call upon the Conversely, a polite warning residents to receive compen- ^ change the DEPs "business as Executive Director developer l0 stand up ssued in the same vein as ask- sation for any damage done to usual" attitude of the previous Edison Wetlands Assoc. accept resp(msibiUty for his ng people to refrain from their property. . , actions whjch am SUfe watering their lawns during This is a problem that has were unintentional. But while the drought would render a recently come to light in we cafl,t fix what has hap. phone statute worthless. Who Is Your Sayreville. But it's probably pened) we can prevent tms An illustration of society's not unique. I am sure that it ^ of situation from hap. cellular addiction was dis- Favorite Teacher? has happened before else- pening again. No one should played on a local New York where and I am sure that have t0 worry about how Yankee broadcast. Television unless something is done it they.re going t0 fix their cameras panned the crowd, Please tell us the teacher's name, his will happen again. home when it is damaged by zeroing in on a dozen people or her school, and why you think he
In Sayreville, a builder tn€ actions of someone else. unabashedly gabbing into or she is the best. Feel free to include any other interest- obtained permission from the It is just a matter of funda- their hand-held toys. ing information you'd like to share. local approval authority to mental fairness. Suddenly, a camera lens Mail your info to Editor, PO Box 1061, Rahway, NJ build hundreds of homes in Editor's Note: Last week's focused on a stadium sign 07065, or email us at: [email protected], or drop an area that was once a clay Letter from Trenton was inad- declaring the prohibition of off your answer at 492 West Grand Avenue, Rahway. such devices. It was almost mine. In order to stabilize the vertantly printed without an soil the builder had to per- accompanying table. The laughable until the viewer could recall their own less form something called article with the table can be hen humorous close calls "dynamic compaction." Lit- seen on our website at - ATTEHWH CAHDMTES! when driving. The true "mon- erally dropping a weight of http://www.new- ster of the roadways" is not many tons, from a great jersey.ws/article.asp? arti- All candidates for local office are invited to ust the speeder, the drugged height, onto the ground cle-3240&paper=66&cat~l or drunken driver or the per- submit information for a candidate profile to below. This certainly com- 23 (click the PDF icon at the son running a red light but the run in an upcoming issue of this newspaper. pacted the ground. It also top right of the screen to see ar more insidious gossip To recieve a copy of our questionaire, call...* sent Shockwaves through the the table). artists too shallow to recog- ground into neighboring If you do not have internet lize their own acts of irre- Peggy at 732-574-1200 homes. And according to access, call our office at 732- sponsible behavior. or email: [email protected] many residents of the area, 574-1200, and we will mail a Pete Wagner this action has caused tens of copy to you. Colonia September 27, 2002' Visit us online at wmrnew-jcrsey.ws THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE... II YOUR LOCAL NEWS
College Dedicates Dental Hygiene Clinic Krome To Remain Alcohol-Free ldl$on To Ul?f • EDISON — In a well- only child, is the senior partner SAYREVILLE—A dance 2000, after several drug and 9/11 Memorial planned surprise ceremony, the at one of the oldest native New club that generates the ire of weapon-related incidents oc- EDISON—The Edison 9/11 Dental Hygiene Clinic of Jersey law firms, Lum, Danzis, local residents for its disorderly curred. In subsequent hearings, Memorial Committee is in the Middlesex County College was Drasco, Positan, Klcinberg patrons has been permanently process of creating a Memorial Sayrevilte police and residents officially dedicated to Dr. LLC of Roseland. Jo-Ann banned form serving alcohol, Monument for the victims of the Sidney Danzis, its founder and Danzis has taught chemistry at according to a decision the bor- told of horrendous traffic grid- World Trade Center terrorist first chairperson of its Dental Middlesex County College, ough received from the state lock on Old Spye Road, illegal attack. The memorial is sched- Auxiliaries Education Depart- Barnard College and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage parking on nearby streets and uled to be dedicated on Oct. 12 at ment, on the occasion of his County College of Morris and Control. large crowds gathered in the 11 a.m. at Papaianni Park. 93rd birthday. The event on was on the staff of Rockefeller parking lot of Krome. The memorial design was cho- "No longer will resident! sen from almost one hundred Aug. 29 was supported by a University. Police said fireworks and $25,000 grant to the Middlesex The 24-chair professional have to deal with violence, drawings, sketches and models. noisy patrons could often be Students form several schools County College Foundation clinic, which offers second traffic gridlock and public heard in the neighborhood, within the township submitted Endowment Fund by his son year students the opportunity drunkenness in front of their homes. We are while residents complained that artwork. The monument is a and daughter-in-law, Colin and to work on patients under the water fountain with a 60-ton 7- Jo-Ann Danzis of Livingston. supervision of licensed dentists pleated with the decision of the hip-hop music emanating the ABC director and foot granite block. Two nine-foot, "I cannot think of a more fit- and clinical instructors, will be from the building shook their thank him for helping to 11-inch granite pillars, represent- ting tribute to a man who so known as the "Dr. Sidney windows. Residents would typi- ing the Twin Towers, rise from preserve this loves Middlesex County Danzis Dental Hygiene cally raise the volume on their the block. The names of the 10 neighborhood." College and who has given so Clinic." Under his leadership televisions just to drown out the township victims will be much of his personal and pro- and planning, it was opened to Krome, on Route 35 south in noise. inscribed on bronze plates set on the borough's Morgan section, the wall of the pool. Lights will fessional life to establishing the public in 1971 and present- After the borough stripped can remain open for teens' par- shine on the flag pole 24 hours a and being a vital part of the ly serves about 900 patients a of its liquor license, an outstanding educational facili- year, at greatly reduced fees. ties and other non-alcohol relat- day. ty that exists now," Colin Many current patients have ed events. However, according Administrative Law Judge Buried beneath the monument to the six-page ruling issued upheld the town's ruling March shall be shards of glass and two Danzis said. been coming to the clinic since Sept. 9 by state Alcoholic 20 of this year. The club owner pieces of steel from the World The younger Danzis, an (continued on page... 16) Beverage Control Director Jerry appCaicd the decision to the Trade Center. Fischer, Krome will no longer state Division of Alcoholic Anyone wishing to contribute be an attraction to revelers who R e Q^ ^ hcW to the Edison 9/H Memorial want to get drunk and be unruly. . , should send a check payable to: "The neighborhood has been thc dccislon on Um^ "Edison 9/11 Memorial Fund, returned to the people," said Borough officials learned about Inc", 20 O'Hara Street, Sayreville Mayor Kennedy the decision recently. Edison, M 08837. O'Brien. 'Wo longer will resi- dents have to deal with violence, $2,175 - $2,125 traffic gridlock and public How orach are on could be must apply! drunkenness in front of their ifovernmenpvernmenit eenaaemeni i < homes. We are pleased with the Thousands of people of aD ht to participate have coDc decision of the ABC director t check and thank him for helping to Ajacoffl- Or. Sidney Danzis holds the resolution from the Board of Trustees nam- preserve this neighborhood." efor. Sendto- [ONnackaieio ing the "Dr. Sidney Danzis Dental Hygiene Clinic." With him are his wife, Krome, located in a former Dr. Rose Channing Danzis, Gerald M. Ostrov, Chair of the Board of bowling alley, was stripped of ; New Jersey Trustees (C.) and daughter-in-law and son, Jo-Ann and Colin Danzis. its liquor license in December
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12 ... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE Visit us online at www.ncw-jersey.ws September 27, 2002 4 Erica realized Sheila was behind money. But later, Rex panicked ACROSS 1 2 3 5 6 • 7 e 9 10 1 Father's Day 1H Amber's problems, and won- when he learned Seth planned to gift 11 12 I 14 SOAPS dered if her mom also killed dig into his past. In Africa, Lind- 4 Travel aid Lance to protect lirica's future say met a man who could tell 15 117 ALL MY CHILDREN 7 Playtime area •i6 with Rick. But Sheila claimed her all about Troy and Joanna. David confronted Anna about 11 Actor Calhoun 18 BL19 jH 1|21 Lance died in a freak accident. Cristian planned to tell Jen that 20 her pregnancy and begged Tor 13 Brazilian city . •1• Upset about Amber staying in he and Natalie were in love, 26 27 another chance. Maria feared 14 48-hour period his home. Ridge went to sec only to be floored by her revela- 15 Ear-related she might not want to return to 28 29 30 31 32 Brooke, who promptly sent him tion that she's pregnant. Rex 16 Under the the life she shared with Kdmund back to his wife and kids. weather threatened reveal that Roxy is 33 (35 even if she did eventually Stephanie and Eric danced 17 "Kiss Me, -" not Jessica's mother. Wait to Z remember it. Kendall voiced her around their feelings for each 37 39 40 See: Liz is stunned to see Ken 18 America's suspicions about Trey to Green- Cup entry other. Wait to See: Erica follows with Antonio. 41 lee, who shocked her with the 20 Harmonization Sheila's plan. revelation that he's Vanessa's PASSIONS 22 Scott Joplin's 44~ 145 146 47 49 DAYS OF OUR LIVES genre ••• son. After forcing Erica to admit As Theresa clung to her As Colin and Jennifer grew 50 51 52 determination to get Ethan back, 24 Streisand 155 she never got over being aban- closer. Jack moved into the classic doned by her father, Chris made Gwen vowed never to let There- 56 |57 156 DiMera mansion with one pur- 28 Ruin a call requesting information pose in mind: to investigate sa steal him away again. Chad 32 Online mes- 59 61 about Eric Kane. Wait to See: Colin! Meanwhile, Lexie decid- appreciated Simone's offer to sage Kendall turns to Bianca for help. help find his parents, but felt 33 Stationery ed to use Jack in a scheme to get Leo and Trey find a clue to increasingly uncomfortable with quantity 59 Longings 9 Snitch 38 Clerical title Abe to come back to her. Roman Vanessa's hidden fortune. 34 Margarine 60 Roulette 10 Go blond (Abbr.) romanced Kate. While John her. Sheridan worried that Luis serving option 12 Only men 40 "A Chorus AS THE WORLD TURNS viewed the Gemini Twins as a might still have feelings for his 36 Cougar 61 Started have them Line" song Bonnie and Paul came up threat, Belle and Shawn were first love, Beth. Meanwhile, 37 Croc's kin 19 Skater 42 Interior with a plan they hoped would astounded by their rapid Luis was pained to see Sheridan 39 Distended DOWN Babiloma designer's work. Mike and Molly decided progress. Chloe and Brady in Antonio's arms. Hecuba's concern 41 Off the board? 1 Michigan city 21 Once known to make their relationship offi- sensed the sexual tension green mist affected everyone 43 Blackbird 2 Greek vowel as 45 Run cial. Aaron and Lucy's joyride between them as they shared a with visions of "what might 44 Finished 3 McCormack of 23 Econ. statistic 47 Stir up turned into a disaster. Emily sleeping bag. Later, Philip have been" if each had stayed 46 3rd rock from "Will & Grace" 25 One of the 48 Genealogy confronted Rosanna. Craig lied arrived back in Salem with the sun 4 Modern-day Fab Four chart with their first loves. Wait to 50 'Kapowie!" X-ray method 26 Rickey ingre- 49 Difficult to Lisa so he could get the shocking news about Chloe. See: Beth accuses her mother of 53 Hired trans- 5 Has a bug dient 50 Twisted designer he's after. Wait to See: Wait to See: Nancy and Craig killing Antonio. TC confides the port 6 Jellyfish life 27 Verve 51 Shade Abigail voices her suspicions. receive life-altering news. "family secret" to Whitney. Luis 55 Mrs. Nick cycle stage 28 Incite 52 Raggedy Rosanna looks for information. GENERAL HOSPITAL gives Sheridan his grandmoth- 7 Bug-free, a 29 In the neigh- one? Charles THE BOLD Brenda and Sonny's eyes met er's engagement ring borhood 54 Michael 56 Norse letter couple of AND THE BEAUTIFUL just before Roy shot him. With 57 Wood sorrel years ago 30 Information Jackson PORT CHARLES Amber was fitted with a confirmation of Sonny's M layer & Computet \arv- With death looming, Alison monitoring device and ordered "death," Alcazar released Feli- guage 35 Airline initials prayed for both Rafe and the to stay in Ridge and Taylor's cia, and then ordered Roy to kill e 2002 King Features Synd, Inc. 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(c) 2002 King Features Synd., Inc. September 27, 2002 Visit us online at www.new-jcrscy.ws THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE... 13 YOUR AREA & STATE NEWS Carden Unveils TV Commercial AREA—Former state Com- fited Ferguson, because it's Mather was clear on where Mather's assessment that "So you lose Plainfield and missioner of Human Services added communities in Repub- her campaign has to do well to Union County can make or Franklin and you put in 80 per- Tim Carden is focused on lican areas, and subtracted win on election day. break Carden's candidacy. cent of Hunterdon county, and Woodbridge and northern Edi- towns in Union County. And "We need to win Wood- "He's got to win it 60-40 to it's a big lift for Mike," son as he seeks to oust fresh- Ferguson needed the help bridge big, and do really well have a credible shot." DuHaime said. "I think Mike man Rep. Michael Ferguson because he had a tough time in Middlesex," she stated. "We The potential swing-role of is in a very good position." from the congressional seat the holding the seat last time." need to win Union county real- Union's towns is what spurred GOP conservative has held for The new 7th district has ly big, and we need to have Carden's campaign to open its On the Ferguson side, two years. favored mostly Republicans in some of the Republican headquarters in Westfield. Obudho was confident of vic- Carden last week unveiled recent years, including a nar- strength suppressed in Somer- "Tim felt we needed to do well tory, and predicted strong his first 30-second television row victory for George W. set and in Hunterdon." there to win this thing," Math- showings throughout the dis- spot of the campaign. The ad Bush over Al Gore in the 2000 Hunterdon county, which er said, "and that it's a micro- features the Democratic candi- trict. presidential race - one of just comprises the western portion cosm of what the battleground date talking with voters in and three congressional districts "Last time, we won Union, of the district, is new to the is for us." around a diner about the issues that supported Bush over 7th. It is also considered a we won Somerset and we did But Michael DuHaime, the of prescription drug costs, Gore. Bob Franks, who repre- Republican stronghold. decently in Middlesex," Obud- Executive Director of the social security, and corporate sented the district in Congress "We need at least 100,000 Republican State Committee, ho said. "And Hunterdon was criminals. from 1992 to 2000, won 59% votes to win it, and a lot of said Carden is in a tough spot. added, and it's a heavily Carden opens the spot by in his U.S. Senate race against them are going to come from "Just look at what was taken Republican area, and a good saying, "I'm running because Jon S. Corzine. Gov. Christine Woodbridge and Union Coun- out and what was put in," county for us." today's Congress isn't working Todd Whitman received 59% ty," Mather said. DuHaime said in reference to for you." The notion that Car- against her 1997 Democratic But Ferguson's campaign Two years ago, Ferguson redistricting. "Plainfield was den understands the 7th district rival, James E. McGreevey. said the densely-populated defeated Connelly by 15,000 taken out, where Republicans and Ferguson does not is a And in the 1996 Senate con- Woodbridge area would be no votes, 52%-46%. The new dis- test, then-Rep. Richard Zim- never break the mid to upper- central theme of Carden's mes- Cakewalk for the Democratic trict is comprised of 34% teens." He also said that sage. mer, who was from Hunterdon contender. Franklin Township, removed Union County, 28% Somerset "On paper, Ferguson is our County, carried the district "The Congressman did well from the 7th in redistricting, County, 22% Middlesex Coun- congressman," said Chris with 55% over Robert Torri- in Woodbridge last time," Mather, Carden's campaign celli. Obudhosaid. "I'm not conced- was another reliable Democra- ty, and 16% Hunterdon Coun- manager. "But he doesn't rep- But Democrats have had ing Woodbridge to Carden. I tic town. ty resent the people of this dis- some success in the district: think we're going to win trict. The ad focuses on that, Governor James E. there." and talks about where Tim McGreevey carried the 7th in Asked why her candidate wants to take us, and the idea last year's gubernatorial elec- would fair better in Wood- that we only get one represen- tion. bridge than the Democrats' tative in Congress." Mather said yesterday that 2000 nominee, former Fan- V ! , * Mather said the campaign even though redistricting has wood Mayor Maryanne Con- will launch a second spot to made the 7th more GOP- nelly, Mather pointed to the focus on Ferguson's record, fricndly, she thinks the race is strong support Carden has specifically the money he has winnable. received from local politicians. raised from interest groups "If you look at the Democ- She also said that some during his two years in Con- ratic performance of this dis- unusual circumstances made Cancel gress. trict, it's two or three points the 2000 race an aberration for "I'm not going to call it a lower than it was before redis- Democrats in Woodbridge. negative ad," Mather said, tricting," she said. "But in a "We all know that Connelly had some difficulty in getting out "because it's going to tell the state like New Jersey, where truth about who he is." there's a large number of inde- the parly's backing," Mather Ferguson's campaign man- pendents, that number doesn't said. "So in Woodbridge, ager, Chris Ohudho, is work- scare me." where there's a pretty strong your ing to district voters from Mather said she believes Democratic machine, that domestic issues, such as abor- voters aren't as partisan in the probably hurt her. And those tion, economic problems and 7th as they arc elsewhere. numbers probably had more to "There is a propensity for <\o with her than with Fergu- dad's GOP efforts to undermine Social Security. Instead Obiul- Republicans and independents son." U ho said, "We're interested in to switch over in. tins district Outside of Woodbridge, Mather also said the suburban promoting Congressman Fer- more than in others in this vote. i • guson's agenda of economic state," she suid. areas (A' Union County would security, homeland security, On that (Hunt, Rebovich have to come through for Car- and national security." said he might agree. He cited den in November The Carden commercial the number of residents who "We need places like Cran- comes as the race moves into have moved to the suburban tord and WcMlicld. big," she its final six weeks, but district from cities. proclaimed, referring to two observers say the Democrat "The Caiden campaign suburban municipalities that still faces a formidable lask in might be thinking thai there were once solidly Republican, bringing voters lit his side. are many new residents who but have lately offered plurali- yourvotecounts.org David Kebovich. director of were previously uibamtes and ties lo some Democratic candi- the Rider University Institute may bring then Democraiic dates on the national and local of New Jersey Poll lies, said affiliations with them to subur- level. o "Redistricting has really bene- bia," Rebovich said. Rebovich concurred with September 27, 2002 M ... THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE Visit us online it www.Rew-jersey.ws YOUR AREA & STATE NEWS Carden Picks Up Another Endorsement tions International Union; New WESTF1ELD—Continuing ing families;' said Shcrryl for it. Carden believes that fed- yet another labor union Jersey Turnpike Employees a long march of major union Gordon, Executive Director, eral workers with civil service endorsement. Other labor endorsements, the American New Jersey AFSCME Lcgis- protections should continue to organizations who are support- Umon; Brotherhood of Mam- Federation of State, County lativc and Administrative have those rights. Ferguson ing Carden includes: Workers tcnance of Way Employees; and Municipal employees, Council One. Gordon said that would deny them those rights, of America; UNITE; lnterna- United Food and Commercial AFL-CIO announced that it in examining Carden s posi- Carden supports a real pre- tional Brotherhood of Electri- Workers; Laborer s Interna- has endorsed Tim Carden for tions and Ferguson's record, scription drug plan for seniors, cal Workers; UAW, Region 9; tional Union; National Associ- New Jersey's 7th District Con- the decision on who to endorse Ferguson voted for the bill that International Union of Painters ation of Social Workers and gressional seat. was a "no brainer." She said, was brought and paid for by and Allied Trades; Intemation- Sheet Metal Workers' Interna- "Tim Carden has a long his- "Tim Carden opposes privatiz- the drug companies. Carden al Longshoreman's Union; tional Association, Local tory of standing up for work- ing Social Security, Ferguson's said he was pleased to receive Transportation Commumca- Union No. 27. Garden State Becomes Battleground For Senate Race STATE—New Jersey was ing for the president, who has Social Security. With positions Ousting Torricelli would be dent." "Bush, in reality, doesn't the nation's prime battleground broken records by collecting that are so unpopular among particularly sweet for Republi- care if Doug Forrester gets for control of the Senate on nearly $116 million for GOP New Jersey voters, GOP cans. Torricelli was chairman elected or some other warm Monday, with President candidates this year. Bush strategists hope to divert atten- of the Democratic Senatorial body," Snyder said. "He just George W. Bush raising money worked to keep voters' focus tion from such matters by Campaign Committee in 2000, wants a Republican majority to and helped Democrats gain for Republican Douglas For- off domestic issues while rais- going to war against Iraq. vote for his plans to privatize control of the Senate. rester and Majority Leader ing nearly $1.5 million for Bush is aggressively back- Social Security and appoint ing Republican candidates in A new independent poll Tom Daschle stumping for New Jersey Republicans. anti-choice justices to the an effort to recapture the conducted by Zogby Interna- Democratic Sen. Robert Torri- Forrester wants to eliminate Supreme Court." Democratic-run Senate. tional shows Torricelli leading celli. the Superfund toxic waste Polls show Bush is effec- Forrester by five points, 39 Bush has three other fund- Bush's visit to Trenton was cleanup program, increase tively manipulating Iraq to his percent to 34 percent. Green raisers scheduled this week. the opening event of an espe- gasoline taxes, impose restric- partisan advantage, as many Party candidate Ted Glick fol- On Thursday in Houston, cially heavy week of fund rais- tions on abortion and privatize voters look away from domes- lows with three percent, and he'll headline his second tic woes and line up behind Libertarian Senate candidate money-raising event this year sabre-rattling Republicans. Liz Macron gets two percent, for John Cornyn, the GOP The President peppered his while 21 percent of the voters Senate nominee in Texas. remain undecided, according speech with colorful rhetoric On Friday, he'll stump in about terrorists, Saddam Hus- to the Zogby poll. Denver for Bob Beauprez, a sein and the United Nations. Zogby surveyed 500 likely House candidate with no elect- Bush carefully avoided any voters, with a 4.5 percent mar- ed experience in a tight contest discussion of the nation's eco- gin of error. Daschle joined for a newly created Colorado nomic woes, corporate scan- Gov. James McGreevey, U.S. dals, Social Security or Sen. Jon Corzine and Torricel- district. Medicare, raids on the envi- li at a union rally while Torri- Later that day, he plans to ronment, or accountability for celli's campaign manager, Ken raise money in Phoenix for intelligence failures prior to 9- Snyder, belittled Bush's visit as Arizona gubernatorial candi- 11. "a generic visit by the presi- date Matt Salmon. Wisniewski Bill To Protect Residents From Construction Damage SAYREV1LLE—Assem- during the construction of is not their fault, it will also blyman John S. Wisniewski Towne Lake Homes has serve as a deterrent from resid- (D-Sayreville) announced last caused damage to their homes. ual damage in communities Saturday that he has sponsored For example, John and during construction. It is my new legislation to protect resi- Irene Mytnick claim to have hope that this legislation will dents from the impact result- over $10,000 worth of damage ing from construction of near- to their home. Cracks to the protect residents and their by developments. The pro- foundation of their house, homes from damage caused by posed legislation would damage to the sheetrock in construction in their neighbor- require, under certain circum- most of the rooms, and various hood," said Wisniewski. stances, builders to post an other structural concerns "This is the right thing to do escrow with a municipality caused the Mytnicks to seek for the people of Sayreville. that could be used to help rem- reparations from the builders. No one should have to endure edy the problems which arise Several other residents have what the Mytnicks have been from construction. expressed similar concerns The legislation is in over damages to their homes through. I thank Assemblyman response to construction in which they feel is a result of Wisniewski for sponsoring this Sayrevillc that has allegedly dynamic compaction. legislation and 1 hope it pre- led to the damage of several "This legislation will not vents this from happening homes. According to local res- only create a fund to protect again," said Councilman Pol- idents, dynamic compaction homeowners from damage that lando. September 27,2002 VliH Hi online at www.new-jenejr.wi THE ATOM TABLOID 6 CITIZEN-GAZETTE... 15 Devine Media Newspapers will NEVER lie found under your tire- In the gutter- or swept away with the trash!
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Meetings are held e\ &f^c FREE ESTIMATES FIREWOOD Fully Insured at Raritan Bay Medical Center, 530 New Fully Insured JOHN R0N 732-634-9038 HUTSON Brunswick Ave., Perth Amboy. For time, COROERO Thomas E. Flanagan W000IRIDGE : YOUR LOCAL NEWS ^'•'. -, -&:,>; •J.4..,V-:IV.>JCX"-SKSI; maffil^ College Dedicates Dental Hygiene Clink Edison Library Programs Pancake BreaWw PKRTHAMBOY The Hoi KDISON "Sugar Crav- member in the engineering semester. Services include Name Society of Holy Trinit (continued from pa^c.V) ings-Understanding them and technology department during scalings and polishings, fluo- Church, Johnstone and Lawri its founding, (icrald M. Ostrov. Losing them" will be presented l)r Oan/is's Middlesex career ride treatments, oral cancer Streets, Perth Amboy, will hold chair of the Board of Trustees, on Wednesday, Oct. 9 from 7-9 said. "You ha\e established a pancake breakfast open to a presented a board resolution screenings, nutritional counsel- p.m. at the North Hdison Public standard o\' excellence that parishioners and friends o renaming the clinic before a ing and x-rays. Sealants are Library, 777 Cirovc Ave. continues to this day." Sunday, Sept. 29 from 8-11:3' group of special guests and col- available for children at a small The speaker will be Kashmira a.m. in the church hall. Ticket lege personnel. Among those The two-year Dental Aux- additional fee. All patients Mehta, a certified Holistic Health iliaries Education program at are $5 each and can be pur paying tribute to Dr. Danzis. receive a toothbrush and tooth- Counselor. Middlesex, one of only four chased after Saturday am William Walsh. former paste along with instructions To register for this free pro- collegiate programs in New Sunday Masses. Middlesex vice president for for proper home care. gram, call the library at (732) administration and finance Jersey, has graduated more 548-3045, ext. I. For further information, cal To schedule an appointment said, "Without Sidney, we than 700 students in the past 30 The library also announced Richard Prevoznak at (732) 721 at the Sidney Danzis Dental would not have what we do years. that the date for the program, 5914. have-the finest dental hygiene The clinic offers patients Hygiene Clinic, or for further "Future Trends in Employment" program in the country." complete dental maintenance information about the Dental to be presented at the Edison City Supports Dr. John Bakum. current services during a three-hour Auxiliaries Education Pro- Main Library, has been changed Police Director In president who was a faculty visit, available once during a gram, call (732) 906-2536. to Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. Pension Cose PERTH AMBOY- Although City Police Director Thomas Cetnar turned 65 last (ontinuet,,, month, the mandatory retire- ment age for workers in the state Police and Firemen's Retirement System, he is refus- ing to step down. At issue is a Cetnar's pen- sion. A hearing is scheduled for Oct. 29 to determine if Cetnar will have to repay $390,000 in pension benefits he received since retiring from the Newark Police Department in 1993. Cetnar says he will not step down until after the hearing. Perth Amboy plans to sup- port Cetnar at the hearing, con- tending that he should have been considered a civillian employee when he joined the city police department in 1993. A civillian employee would not be included in a pension system intended for uniformed police and firemen. City Business Administrator Donald Perlee said, "We had a clear, written opnion from the prosecutor, who stated the pow- ers and duties of chief of police could not be handled by a civil- ian, but by the next-highest uni- formed officer." Cetnar handled the adminis- trative and budgetary matters The Ul+i/wa+e Halloween jxj>erience_ while the traditional duties of the chief were handled by the I deputy chief of police. Friday Nightf, (aturdayr SfxFlags I In 2000, Perth Amboy used a 1999 state court ruling that I PresenI t this coupon at any Six Flags Great Adventure I 1 ticket booth on any regular operating day and SAVE $10 on" enabled North Brunswick's and fvnday; a full price, one day Regular Admission ticket (theme park & safari) now thru Nov. 3, 2002. Cannot be combined with I police director to serve as chief Iany other discount. Redeemable only at Six Flags Great | to change an ordinance to allow October 4 thru November 3 Adventure. Not valid at any other Six Flags Parks. Limit four admissions per coupon. Offer not valid on Three-Park,. Cetnar to act as chief Hurricane Harbor, Theme Park Onlyy, Junior, Safari Onlyy, or I The pension board ruled that ISenior Citizen admissioadmissionn . Cannot be sold or reproducedreproduced ' SixFlags 732-928-1821 Void after Nov. 3, 2002. For Six Flags information call 732- Cetnar was ''double dipping" GREAT ADVENTURE 928-1821orvisitsixflags.com. ***»>• «*.« by collecting a state pension <£ WILD SAFARI sixflags.com I Circle #: 12 3 4 3O4124 and a city paycheck at the same F time.