200 brave rain for CROP walk in Freehold, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Down under Dream lives on LONG BRANCH New Zealander wins County leaders applaud New York Marathon. King national holiday. Today'* Forecast: Cool, chance of showers Page B3 Page B1 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 96 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER'. . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 « 25 CENTS U.S. death toll climbs to 161 Marine replacements heading to Beirut BY G.G. LaBELLE Headquarters Bombed — BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - More than 300 fresh U.S. Marines headed to Beirut today, their emotions at a "fever-pitch high" following twin suicide terrorist bombings that Checkpoint/;/ killed 161 of their comrades and left x, ! i Route Of 62 French peacekeepers dead or missing The Pentagon gave the American death toll as 161. but U.S. Marine officials in Beirut said as many as 50 Marines might still be buried in the wreckage with no hope they survived. French officials said 17 French troops were killed. 15 wounded and idmlnistratioi 41 missing, while Beirut radio said uiMing 34 Frenchmen were killed Marine spokesman M;IJ Robert on* Jordan said up to 300 Marines and uiMing Navy men may have been in the Parking Lot four-story command center at Beirut airport when it was blown up early yesterday by a ton of TNT in a red pickup truck driven by a Beirut suicide terrorist He said "about 80" International American troops were wounded. • Airport About a mile away and only seconds later, another vehicle pack- Terminal ed with explosives blew up a nine- [ Sow*: DtJtMinwit of Ottyw story building housing French troops. After a night of frantic clawing through the rubble, rescue workers rescued one Frenchman alive today, officials said Carnage in A hitherto unknown group called the Islamic Revolutionary Move- Lebanon ment took responsibility for the blasts a few hours after the bomb- re>exantinet ings, telling the French news agen- VI ar Powers Act. A.'J cy, Agence France-Presse. it would Marines' grim search not rest until Beirut was controlled for bodies continues. \.t by "revolutionary Moslems and the combative democratic youth ' U.S. Dover family learns officials in Washington suggested son is alive, \ I , the attackers might be linked with AMOcllttd Prtii photo Weinberger blames Iran Iran for bombing, A I MARINE'S LEG DEEPLY TORN - A U.S. Marine, his leg deeply center, is carried by comrades for emergency medical treatment. The Late last night. Marine replace- torn from Hit explosion that destroyed a Marine base command blast that devastated the building killed at least 161 Marines. ments took off from Cherry Point Reagan ruts short Marine Air Station. 60 miles north- golf weekend. A2 east 'of Camp Lejeune, N.C. They were to bring the 24th Marine amphibious unit in Beirut back up to mandant. Gen Paul X Kelly, to Reagan vows Marines will stay strength, Maj Gen, Al Gray, com- Beirut to determine how American mander of the 2nd Marine Division, forces could be better protected. BY MIKE FEINSILBER leathernecks at the Beirut Inter- the sending of death notices to the we do the civilized world will suffer, told reporters at Camp Lejeune Meanwhile. President Francois Mit- national Airport, Reagan decided he homes of 161 Marines and sailors — and our values will become fair He said the morale of the Marine terrand of France arrived in the. WASHINGTON (AP) - The could not now abandon the Marines' Reagan dispatched spokesman Lar- game for those who seek to destroy replacements was at a fever-pitch Lebanese capital today to review Marines will stay in Lebanon, year-old mission. ry Speakes to give the adminis- all we stand for." high." the situation President Reagan has told a nation Lights burned late on a rainy tration's response: Citizens and congressmen alike President Reagan told reporters Th,e Marines who were killed or mourning the deaths of young Sunday in a sober capital as Wash- "Those who sponsor these asked how it could have happened, in Washington his commitment to wounded had been in Lebanon since servicemen to an unseen enemy and ington officialdom conferred and the outrages believe they can intimidate and the president sent the Marine keeping the Marines in Lebanon was June and were due to be sent back a Congress souring on the peace- president met with his senior people the government of Lebanon, its Corps commandant, Gen. Paul X unshaken, and that he was "more to the United States before keeping mission that sent them to chart a response and, if the people and their friends in the Kelley. to Beirut to review "ways to determined than ever" that the Thanksgiving The unit that had there. I provacateur can ever be identified, international community. They are provide better protection of the forces battling Lebanon's govern- been scheduled to relieve them was Even before he knew how high the retaliation. Wrong. Marine contingent." ment "cannot take over that vital diverted to the Caribbean last week death tolls would climb from a While the Pentagon prepared to "We will not yield to international The Pentagon, officials said, is and strategic part of the Earth..." following the coup in Grenada truck-bomber attack on sleeping perform a grim wartime ritual — terrorism, because we know that if See Reagan, page A7 He dispatched the Marine com- See U.8., page A3 Gregory: Voting Suspended Little Silver cop arrested for drunken driving is black power BY RAY GERMANN police commissioner, said last night hospital." He would not comment further on the matter. LITTLE SILVER - A borough that Parkers arrest "certainly man, he probably wouldn't be can't help ' his effort to be re- He said he went to the hospital POINT PLEASANT BEACH - policeman who was suspended from soon after the accident was re- Dick Gregory, famous comedian allowed to run." he said, "This is the force, then relegated to desk instated as a borough patrolman. one of the things we are all "Beyond that, I really can't say at ported. "I didn't witness any physi- and civil rights activist, urged duty after breaking into a Colts cal resistance by the officer, but blacks to "realize their power" brought up with, and it has got to Neck home and pulling an unloaded this time." Rabon said. "There will stop." • certainly be an invesigation into the that is still under investigation. We yesterday at a Inter-Community gun on his estranged wife and will question everyone who dealt Coordinating Council Inc. lunch- He also criticized those who another man, was arrested early incident, and the council will make look up to entertainers and its decision when all the facts are with him after the accident ' eon honoring ICCC Board of yesterday morning for driving while in." He said Parker refused to submit Directors Chairman Joseph JETay- athletes as representatives of the intoxicated and for careless driving. black culture in American so- According to police reports, to blood tests at the hospital or a lor. Police Chief James Fagan said Parker was transported from the breathalyzer test at police head- Gregory said the 8 million ciety. "The next time you want to Patrolman R.' Barry Parker, a show your support of blacks in accident scene to the hospital by the quarters after the arrest Police blacks in the United States who police officer in the borough for 15 Little Silver First Aid Squad, with said he was released on his own are not registered to vote are one this society, call brother Taylor, years, was suspended from his not the Jackson Five," he said. assistance from the Fire Depart- recognizance. reason why blacks have been duties as dispatcher hours after the ment. Fagan said police are "in- On Aug. 29, the council ordered unable to initiate major social "It just makes me sick when I car he was driving smashed into a see people being more responsive vestigating what went on in the Parker to undergo four months of change. tree on Seven Bridges Road near ambulance on the way to the "Ronald Reagan carried the to the problems of (United States Silverside Avenue at approximately See Patrolman, page A7 state of South Carolina by 11.000 Football League New Jersey 12:33 a.m. Parker was treated for Generals running back) Herschel DICK GREGORY votes in the last election," he Vte ;our vote head injuries and released from said. "There are over 322,000 Walker than they are to some of Riveryiew Hopsital. Red Bank. the pillars of our society." Monday unregistered blacks in the state "It is only in my power to suspend Index Who do we blame?" Because there are only 3,000 machine like that to waste. Don't him for 10 days," Fagan said. "I A8 you believe that God didn't have Movies Gregory, who peppered his professional athletes in the Unit- suspended him only on the basis ol Advice B6 People A? philosophical lecture with jokes ed States, he said, "the chances his hand in that." what happened last night Whether Obituaries A7 Despite his critisism of whites, Arts A8 about the "white establishment," on becoming one are (nil) ... I it will be a paid suspension, and how Classified B8 Opinion A6 said he didn't vote for either don't think that black mothers he divided the blame for social long the suspension will be is Comics B7 Sports B2 Reagan or Jimmy Carter in the should raise their children solely injustices — such as poverty, and entirely up to the (Little Silver Lifestyle 86 Television A8 I960 election. "BufTwas kind of as gladiators in white racegames— pjrejudicd — evenly between Borough) Council." Make A Date A7 Your Town B1 pulling for Carter, because of his any longer." blacks and whites. "If all thr Loren Rabon. councilman and He mentioned Chicago Mayor white people disappeared from lips." Tonight at Oscar's He said black people, as well as Harold Washington as one who the face of the earth tomorrow Attention Realton! "rose above a political machine" we would still have the same The Daily Register's annual Home Key In Filet Mignon Dinner. $5 95 58 Oak- whites, are not yet ready to problems. And the same if all the land St., Red Bank accept a black man as president to effect change. Alluding to \. Buyers' Guide will be published To The Register's Auto Giveaway divine Intervention, Gregory black people suddenly disap- Fri., Oct. 28. Deadline Tues., Oct. and you might win a 1984 Ford The Gangway, come watch Mon. of the United States. "If God See Gregory, page A7 himself came to earth as a black said. "You don't just lay a 25. Call Classified Display, 542-4000, Tempo from Hyer Ford Look inside Nite Football'on our big screen TV, to reserve your ad. for details. and enjoy steamers for 99. A2 I ne Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1983 THE WORLD PEOPLE Tension mounts in Grenada Pravda decries Reagan's offer POBT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) Antigua and Dominica arrived at the against Grenada include no official — Eastern Caribbean leaders called airport yesterday afternoon and contacts, removing regional trade MOSCOW - The Soviet Union s Communist rarty Grenada's new military government were taken from the airport in benefits, refusing to issue currency newspaper yesterday called a threat to regional security while a government buses The witness said to Grenada President Reagan's latest r Grenadan radio broadcast said "an they were in uniform but carried no A 16-member military council long-range nuclear weapon* camoullage i invasion of our country is expected arms. Officials refused to discuss headed by Gen. Hudson Austin tons "obstructionist st are aimed atg tonight." the troop movement. seized power in Grenada Oct. 19 Pravda said the pro[— The broadcast on state-run Radio Twelve leaders from the eastern after a power struggle and Shootout United States unilateral[advantages.while under™ng the" mainstay "of the Soviet defenses - land-based Free Grenada came as a U.S. Caribbean, including Barbados, met in which Prime Minister Maurice convoy of warships with 2,000 in Trinidad for the second day and Bishop, three Cabinet ministers and intercontinental ballistic missiles Marines moved closer to the tiny agreed to suspend Grenada from the' several supporters were killed • No one can be convinced that progress at the Caribbean island nation and Britain 10-year-old Caribbean Community The junta banned foreign journal- (Geneva negotiations on limiting and reducing long- announced it was sending a de- and Common Market — Caricom. It ists, closed the airport, decreed range nuclear weapons I can be achieved through false. stroyer. About 1,000 Americans and is a grouping of English-speaking fraudulent moves," Pravda said 350 Britons are in Grenada, and both island countries strict censorship and announced a 24-hour curfew, warning violators "Only real steps, which really lead to a quest for a countries have said they might have They also discussed forcible inter- mutually acceptable agreement, can create a change to be evacuated. vention to "restore normalcy in would be shot on sight Authorities lifted the curfew briefly Friday so A witness on the island of Grenada," but failed to reach an for the better and end the deadlock at the talks as a Barbados said between 120-150 agreement, sources reported. the nation's 110.000 residents could result of Washington's obstructionist stand, " it said soldiers from St Lucia, St. Vincent, They said sanctions to be taken buy food Reagan asked the Soviet Union Oct 4 to pledge a 5 percent annual cut in long-range missiles, offered to DIZZY GILLESPIE JOHN GLENN negotiate ceilings on long-range bombers and air- launched cruise missiles and suggested a "build-down" Is Glenn 'The Right Stuff? Deployment agreement under which older systems would be destroyed as new ones are deployed. LOS ANGELES (API - The producer of 'The Right Stuff" says the movie about America's ventures into prompts space is not likely to help or hurt the chances of former Freed Soviet ships reach port , inaut John Glenn, now a U.S. senator, in his campaign for the presidency MOSCOW - A group of Soviel ships freed from arctic mass rallies ice off the coast of northeast Siberia reached the port "I don't think there's any political significance to this BY The Associated Press of Murmansk yesterday, the official Soviet news agency movie." Producer Milton Sperling said at the Los Angeles premier "You know why? Because it will be Nearly a half million demon- Tass also reported that the crippled Kolya Myagotin. seen primarily by a bunch of kids who can't vote " strators poured through the streets The Los Angeles premier Thursday, which followed of Brussels, Madrid and Paris which was in danger of sinking when its hull was the film's opening in Washington, DC, was a fund-1 yesterday in the second day of punctured by ice. had cleared the Bering Strait between raiser for the Center Theater Group, the umbrella Western European protests against the Soviel Union and Alaska organization of the Ahmanson Theatre and Mark Taper deployment of new US. nuclear • The crew of the ship continues to struggle for the Forum missiles. life of their motorship together with the icebreakers On hand were astronauts Gordon Cooper and Buzz Anti-missile campaigners hailed Taptain Khlevnikov and Magadan," said Tass Aldrin and pilot Chuck Yeager, the first man to break the weekend turnout of more than The news agency said an unspecified number of ships the sound barrier and one of the heroes of the movie one and a half million people as a - a "whole caravan' - anchored yesterday at . based on the book by Tom Wolfe. clear sign of widespread opposition Murmansk, on the Karelian peninsula bordering Some who attended the premiere complained about to the impending deployment of 572 Finland It said it was the first group of ships freed from the loud volume of the film's sound effects and its three- Pershing 2 and cruise missiles. the pack ice. which in the past several weeks had hour length There were no reports of arrests endangered some 90 ships, according to some Soviet "We should all get flight pay for sitting so long. " or violence yesterday On Saturday, Sperling said when more than a million Western press accounts. Europeans sat-in, formed human One ship sank in the ice. but no deaths were chains and marched, West German reported Radio Moscow said on Friday that six ships police arrested 450 protesters remained trapped in the ice llubie Brown leaves hospital In Brussels, marchers converged Tas,s said the ships at Murmansk will undergo repairs NEW YORK - Hubie Brown, coach of the New York in three columns on the city center and then set course for Vladivostok, on the Sea of Japan Knicks professional basketball team, has been released in the biggest anti-missile protest from a hospital where he was being treated for cardiac ever in Belgium There was no spasms known as angina official count, but policemen said Brown was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital suffering the crowd was much larger than the chest pains last Wednesday But on Friday. In Nino turnout of 200,000 in an October 1981 THE NATION __ Marino, a cardiologist, said the National Basketball demonstration Organizers esti- Association coach did not suffer a heart attack as mated the number Sunday at previously thought 300.000. CBS airs De Lorean tapes Brown was released from the hosj tal on Saturday The Brussels rally took place LOS ANGELES - An FBI videotape showing about five miles from the head- automaker John Z De Lorean examining contents of a quarters of the North Atlantic suitcase purportedly containing cocaine was broadcast Dizzy fetes 66th in front of 1,000 Treaty Organization, where it was nationally last night by CBS News, which had won a decided four years ago to deploy the court battle about the ape earlier in the day. FONT Dl) LAC. Wis. - Jazz trumpeteer Diiiy medium-range American missiles to The tape is thought to be key government evidence Gillespie celebrated his 66th birthday over the weekend counter 243 Soviet SS-20 missiles Attoclated Pratt photo against De Lorean. who is facing trial on drug with a cake and party at the first Wisconsin Jazz targeted on Europe The deploy- DEMONSTRATORS LINE UP —An estimated 3,000 demonstrat- trafficking charges An attorney for De Lorean had Festival, where he performed for nearly 1,000 fans. ment begins in less than 10 weeks ors march across Longfellow Bridge in Cambridge, Mass., ves- warned showing the tape would "unleash a circus The T.itum Sisters, the jazz vocalists of Milwaukee, unless a US -Soviet arms control terdav as thev participate in an international weekend campaign unprecedented in court history sang. "Happy Birthday" Saturday as Gillespie — whose accord is first reached osoins! nuclear miojilc:,. ! rtc Rev. Jesse Jackson (occond from birthday aciuaiiy was on Knday — was presented with Under the NATO plan, West left carrying banner) took part in the march, and was scheduled ii cake with 66 candles to speak. Natural gas bills said to rise He later performed at the Sadhoff Auditorium of Germany will take 108 Pershing 2 missiles and % cruise missiles. WASHINGTON - Residential heating bills are Marian College and conducted the U.S. Air Force Band projected to rise 21 percent this winter, with two-thirds nl the Midwest He hung around the auditorium and of the increase stemming from an expected return of jammed with young horn players until 1 a.m. colder temperatures, according to a survey The Citizens-Labor Energy Coalition, which surveyed Reagan's weekend not on par 82 local utilities in 79 cities, predicted yesterday that .the average residential natural gas bill for the winter WASHINGTON (APi - President in Beirut. to a few rare rounds of golf with heating months of November through March will Yesterday, the president was Reagan hurried home yesterday as Secretary of State George I" Shultz. increase to $764 from $633 in the same period last year THE WEATHER awakened by a 2:27 am KDT Treasury Secretary Donald T Me- a rainy dawn broke over eastern But the survey found .that only 7 percent of the Georgia, his quiet weekend of golf telephone call from his new assis- gan, and former Sen Nicholas with two Cabinet members inter- tant for national security affairs. Brady. R-N.J. But the foursome projected 21 percent increase will come from higher Snow f?1 rupted by a hostage-taking gunman Robert McFarlane. who had accom- never completed a full 18-hole prices Two-thirds of the predicted jump is based on the and then shattered by murdering panied Reagan on the trip to the round expectation that temperatures will return to normal terrorists in Beirut. Augusta National Golf Club Within 18 minutes. Reagan met with following last year's unusually mild winter. Yesterday. Reagan was facing McFarlane in a club cabin, used 30- The one of the toughest challenges of his odd times by Dwight I) presidency: How to deal with the Eisenhower. (USPS-145-440, Crime rate decreases attack on U.S. peacekeeping forces Published daily bv The Red Bank Register The weekend had been dedicated Established m 1878 . WASHINGTON - The crime rates, " he said. bv John H. Cook and Henry Clav nation's prison population Academic experts, on Mam Office One Register Plait), Shrewsbury. N.J. 0770) set another record in the the other hand, have long Askew tops Florida pack firsl six months of 1983 predicted.a drop in crime Branch Office while reported crime drop- during the 1980s as the showed Askew trailing former Vice HOLLYWOOD, Fla (API - For- ped by 5 percent during the postwar "Baby Boom' President Walter Mondale by 32 mer Gov. Reubin Askew wpn a same period the Justicp generation grows out of the percent to 26 percent Ohio Sen. Deri ol tne Associated Preil The As „ p>-'"~, >"c iiUMlll crucial home state presidential crime-prone lges. the late Fronts:Cold wv Warm «« Occluded «r Statmrwy-- straw poll at the Florida Demo- John Glenn received 19 percent in otaiitheiocamewsps is entitlei d ticiusiveiv to tm uu Department reported While Justice officials teens through the early 20s cratic State Convention yesterday, the newspaper poll In the convention vote. Mondale Member of the American Newspaper Pub- and the FBI are normally picking up 45 percent of the vote. lishers Association, the Audit Bureau ot Circula- wary of trying to explain Th*' Weather Klsewhere Askew had said a defeat would was second with 35 percent and tion, the New Jersey Press Association Glenn third with 17 percent. The movements in the FBI FUEL OIL Hi U f'tr (Hit Columbia S C 71 II lUcdy have ruined his dark-horse can- Second C lass postage paid at Red Bank. N J Albany 4fl 10 Columbui H 51 rcdy vote totals were: Askew 1.053. 07701 and at additional post offices Published Crime Index" reports. Aminllo 71 nly Dallal-Ft Worlh 70 SO clr didacy for the White House in 1984 Mondale 823, Glenn 410, California Daily except Saturday & Sunday Mail subscrip- Steven R. 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All limes Eastern Daylight TODAY Sunrise 7:17a.m , 6:03p.m. 32 Broad St.. Red Ban*. TOMORROW' Sunrise7:18a.m.; 6:02pm 741-7500 Last quarter Oct 28, First quarter. Nov. 12; Full moon \ov 20, New moon Nov. 4. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1983 The Daily Register A3 Carnage in Beirut: Nation stunned by savage terrorist bombing War Powers Act questions reopened by Congress
By W. DALE NELSON WASHINGTON (API - Congress, responding to the slaughter of 161 American servicemen in Beirut, is moving swiftly to reopen the debate 'on why the U.S. peacekeeping force is in Lebanon and how long it should stay there. President Reagan sent Secretary of State George P. Shultz to Capitol Hill, where he was to meet behind closed doors this afternoon with members of the House and Senate The meetings were being conduct- ing by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee The Senate pan- el also was hearing from five Middle East experts who served in previous administrations, including Sol Linowiu, former President Carter's Mideast peace negotiator. Less than a month ago. Congress voted to keep the Marines in MARINE PULLED TO SAFETY- Rescuers the wreckage of the command post which was a^K ^L^a^aB •*•-.. ^ prepare to lower a U.S. Marine on a stretcher down bltjwn up by terrorists early Sunday morning. Lebanon for up to 18 additional to salety below. The Marine had been trapped in months under a compromise with Reagan over the War Powers Act But the bombing attack on the Marines prompted demands for Marines continue grim search inquiries and explanations and a few calls for immediate withdrawal of the Marines "Last month ... I warned that the for bodies trapped in rubble time might shortly come when the • S • 1 - nation would have to re-evaluate the •I 5m ^B^il IV JH By EILEEN ALT POWELL from dragging dead and wounded Crescent and military ambulances presence of our troops in that land BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Under Marines from the debris, said, "I hauled victims from the scene. and the nature of their mission, " the eerie glow of spotlights, U.S. haven't seen carnage like that since Injured Marines were being air- Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., said Marines worked through the pre- Vietnam." lifted to U.S. ships offshore or.to 1 yesterday. "That time has come " dawn hours today freeing injured One French soldier, frustrated as military hospitals in Cyprus, Italy Domenici, like all but two mem- m P m comrades moaning and crying for he searched for bodies, raised his and West Germany bers of the GOP majority in the AtiDclftad Pr«n photoi help from beneath mounds of rubble fist toward a Lebanese photogra- The injured French paratroopers Senate, voted for a compromise 18- BEIRUT BOUND — U.S. Marines carry their gear as they prepare that had been their quarters. pher and shouted, "We come in were being treated at the French month authorization approved by Frantic Marines, some clad only peace and we get killed." medical unit here and aboard the the Senate on Sept 29 on a 54-46 to leave Camp Leieune. NIC, to replace those killed in the bombing in bloodstained underwear, dug State radio appeals for the aircraft carrier Clemenceau. vote. The House, controlled by earlier yesterday in Beirut. through the debris and combed the Marines and French brought hun- Rescue operations at the Marine Democrats, approved the measure massacre of Palestinian refugees to blood-spattered ground littered with dreds of volunteers from around base continued through Sunday 270-161 you do not deploy your soldiers in help "bring that nightmare to an shattered glass, singed clothing, Beirut-, including members of the afternoon assaults by sniper fire Rep. Clement Zablocki, D-Wis., such suicidal situations." end." Reagan said helmets and cooking pots. Others Shiite Amal militia, which has been from the Shiite Moslem shantytown chairman of the House Foreign Sen Alan Cranston of California, Later, the Marines' mission was stood and sobbed, stunned by the warring with the Lebanese army of Hay el-Sellum northeast of the Affairs Committee, supported the the assistant Senate Democratic to lend an aura of stability to the sight of the massacre. around the Marine encampment airport The Marines fired back. 1'Vyear extention for tne Marines leader and a presidential hopeful, government ol President Amin The U.S. Marines and Navy Lebanese army ambulances, bull- Later, the Lebanese army and He said, through a spokesman. "We said. "President Reagan should now Gemayal, personnel had been sleeping in the dozers and vehicles from all cont- Syrian-backed Druse militias ex- cannot allow a terrorist attack to report to Congress under the War The War Powers Act compromise four-story building at Beirut Airport ingents of the the multinational changed fire near Souk el-Gharb in have the effect of forcing us to go Powers Act. as he should have done declared the timetable of the act to where a suicide bomber early force rushed to the blast sites to help the mountains overlooking the back on our commitments ' in the first place " be in effect, but allowed the Marines Sunday crashed a red pickup truck evacuate the wounded, many of Marine camp. Others had different ideas The act. passed in 1973. requires to remain in Beirut for 18 months filled with a ton of explosives into them mangled and moaning in Prior to Sunday's violence, seven Sen Edward M. Kennedy, D- the president to notify Congress Congress could vote to bring the the lobby where it blew up. shock. of the Marine's 1,600-man ground Mass., a member of the Senate when troops are in hostilities or troops home before the expiration ol Nearby, another terrorist force had been killed and 60 injured Armed Services Committee, said Medics and survivors laid out threatened with hostilities abroad, the 18 months, but its action would rammed a truck-bomb into a build- in Lebanon. The 2,000-man French the panel "should immediately re- ripari Marinpc in rnw« thpir harp ami bring them hnmp in fifl tn 00 days ubject to a presidential veto ing housing French troops. The contingent had suffered 18 fatalities view in detail the facts about today's feet protruding from beneath unless the lawmakers authorize a which would take a two-thirds vote bombings were the most savage and 34 injuries. tragedy, the prospect that some- blankets and other coverings longer stay of both houses to override. attacks on the multinational peace- The bombings followed several thing like it could happen again, and Construction firms sent equip- Reagan refused to make this Meanwhile, an aide to .Senate keeping force since it arrived last days of escalating cease-fire viol- the danger that the Marine force ment to help remove the huge slabs notification when the Marines were Majority Leader Howard H Bake! year at the Lebanese government's ations as Lebanese leaders con- will continue to be a sitting duck " of concrete that had crashed down dispatched to Lebanon 13 months Jr.. R-Tenn , said that even before request to help keep peace in the tinued to debate over the site for a And Sen. Ernest F Hollings. a on the sleeping troops. Beirut fire- ago. maintaining they were not the attack Baker had written a capital, ravaged by years of civil national reconciliation conference Democratic presidential aspirant, men kept a steady stream of water being sent into hostilities private letter to Reagan urging hirr war and foreign intervention. to discuss more equitable power said the Marines should be pulled on the smouldering Marine head- The Marines were first ordered to get the Marines out as soon ;<> Marine spokesman Maj. Robert sharing among the nation's Chris- out in 60 days because 'even in war into Lebanon in the aftermath of a possible Jordan, his arms covered with blood quarters ruins while Red Cross, Red tian and Moslem factions. United States has few friends, fewer options in Lebanon
BY II UREGOKY NOKES When Reagan offered assurances at his Washington has tried to avoid the four news conference Wednesday that he was appearance of taking sides in what many Washington has taken Israel's side over WASHINGTON (AP) - The devastat- "looking at everything that can be done to groups see as a civil war. but it has taken Syria, agreeing that Israel shouldn't have ing attack on the U.S. Marjnes at Beirut Analysis try and make their position safer," the sides nonetheless on grounds it is defend- to withdraw its army until Syria agrees to airport underscores that Washington has number of Marine dead stood at seven. It ing the only legitimate government pull out. even though the Syrians were few options and too few friends in trying is now above 150. Lebanon 16 months ago to drive out A month ago. American warships initially invited into Lebanon whereas to achieve its goal of a unified and Administration officials insisted yester- Palestinian guerrillas. bombarded positions of the Druse Moslem Israel invaded > peaceful Lebanon. day the United States won't withdraw While Weinberger pointed to Iran as the militia, preventing them from over- Moreover, there hasm?en extensive The result is the administration has because, as Defense Secretary Caspar chief suspect. State Department officials running government forces al the moun- criticism of the Syrians from Heagan in little choice but to pull out and give up, Weinberger put it, "We can't turn our said it could be any one of a number of tain town of Souk el-CJharb. even though /ecent weeks. Reagan has called Syria a or sif tight and continue to hope that a'1*' backs on the whole Middle East and groups the Druse weren't directly threatening roadblock to peace near-miracle emerges in the complex and confine it to anarchy." "It could be the Iranians, dissident PLO U.S. forces Druse spokesman contended Washington has never had anything to protracted peace negotiations it is spon- Officials privately acknowledge that the factions, strongly anti-Maronite pro-Syr- women and children were among the dead, do with the Palestine Liberation Organiza- soring among the warring Lebanese Marines probably will suffer additional ian groups," or others, he said. "There are although the Americans said they fired tion, which still is a force to be reckoned factions. casualties unless and until the nego- so many different kinds of people, people only at military targets with in parts of Lebanon I S. contempt President Reagan resolved yesterday tiations are successful. They hope talks of different political stripes, that one The warships have also fired behind for Iranian government of the Ayatollah the administration won't give up. will open in Geneva next week. could think would have a reason for doing Syrian lines in an attempt to suppress Huhollah Khomeini is undisguised. But U.S. policy is now complicated by Weinberger said there is circumstantial it." The official insisted on anonymity. artillery fire The Americans have threat- While Washington has no quarrel with the fact that the Marines are seen by some • evidence that Iranian-backed factions in His observation reflected the obvious — ened to use jet fighters in defense of the Maronite Christians and the Sunni of the factions as a new enemy in a land Lebanon may have been responsible for that after 13 months in Lebanon, the U.S. government forces Moslems, both of which hold powerlul full of enemies. Last week the adminis- the attack Yesterday alone, the United Marines have few friends beyond the The Marines at Beirut International positions in the existing government, tration reluctantly acknowledged for the States lost more than one-fourth of the government of President Amin Gemayel Airport exchanged (ire last week with there are more than enough enemies first time that the Americans had become entire number of Israelis killed in Leba- and the Christian population he rep- gunmen believed to be Shiile Moslem among the other groups to frustrate US targets. non, over 500, since Israel invaded resents snipers, claiming to have killed at least policy in the region U.S. death toll climbs to 161 as Marine replacements head for Beirut
(continued) bombing in Beirut on April 18 that killed 17 Americans and British troops, deployed in Beirut to help keep the The twin bombings occurred just after fr:20 a.m. and 32 Lebanese. U.S. officials blamed that explosion peace following Israel's invasion in the summer of 1982 yesterday. on pro-Iranian Lebanese extremists. The Israelis, whose goal was to smash the Palestine ^ R V R fl R H R V K il \i M R 1/ R1 Liberation Organization, pulled back partially from the Jordan, describing the Marine-compound explosion, Prior to Sunday's bombings, seven of the Marines' central mountains less than two months ago to safer laid "a truck filled with explosives crashed through the 1,600-man ground force had been killed and 60 wounded B positions in southern Lebanon. gate, drove into the lobby ... and detonated, collapsing in Lebanon The 2,000-man French contingent had * all four floors." suffered 18 fatalities and 34 injuries. He said the bomber drove a pickup truck into an The multinational force, which also includes Italian inkal'S n»w addition . . . airport parking lot adjacent to the Marine base where Iff THE AUTUMN BREEZE 1 • . a sentry spotted it and radioed headquarters. very famous brands U TURNS THE LEAVES TO GOLD Then the truck accelerated, smashed through an iron "OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" * + An gate, roared over a sand-bagged guardpost and Charles of the Rltz This beautiful time of year, when plants •mashed into the lobby of the building, he said. The SHOES Fl and trees are starting to change their color. sentry fired five shots at the truck but failed to stop Cosmetic & Fragrance u reminds us that from nature nave come so m it, Jordan added. Holiday Sale save at least v1 nfl many of the wonderful medicines that help 1*131 Gen. Francois Cann, commander of the French Starting Frl., Nov. 4 -* us to live longer and healthier lives. We contingent, said the explosions at the French and always like to recall our study of Advanced m through Sun., Nov. 13 Iftl American camps came 20 seconds apart. Botany in Pharmacy School where we 1 J Cann said a suicide terrorist also drove a truck used Hour* Sat. 4 Sun. 9AM 4PM learned how these life-giving drugs were Mon.-Frl. 9AM 8PM m in the bomb attack on the French contingent in the 20-30% extracted from their natural environment. UPJ When a new drug comes on the market for Ramel el-Baida section of Beirut. But French soldiers Rt. 35 South, Holmctal. NJ off major ator e pricoa on the scene said it might have been a car. For Information, call 739-6000 M safe use we of course read all (he available 13 The attacks were similar to the U.S. Embassy literature, and this always details the source of the product. You would be sur-iii 1*1 prised how many drugs in this age of syn- CURRENT MONEY MARKET RATES thetics and technology still are coming from u RSEY DISCOUNT Mother Earth. We stock them. FOR TIME WEEK STARTING OCTOBER 18 YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE iff OIL CO. LIMITED CAPITAL PLUS 3 US when you need a delivery. We will l!l deliver promptly without extra charge. A l»] RATE (.25% TO YIELD (.57% u I1*I1 great many people rely on us for their UNLIMITED CAPITAL PLUS &SVSPECTATC health needs. We welcome requests for L2 Pi delivery service and charge accounts. PI RATE (.90% TO YIELD 7.12% ill n YEX?ANDB^/ Shrrwuhtm l*hnriirnr> TIIKSHKr.WSIM in SHOPS •42-2727 llnud Ml. 7II-W7I Shrrwoliuri CENTRAL JERSEY BANK inKeis MMMMM IM1M MIN l'n-«
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He added that when energy costs Veteran stands to show frustration the high COM of it once it arrives in the and the lack of venture capital, it it According to the study, the Garden State increase, energy dependent states lose Garden State - has been documented by difficult to get private enterprise to do la 1M1 produced 175.3 trillion BTUs, or money because funds end up flowing to LINDEN, N.J. (AP) - A Vietnam veteran says a a |roup that studies the problem* of the the research in these areas." British thermal units, of energy, while other areas. "personal sense of frustration" at the carnage in Northeast. According to the coalition, the average using 1,112.1 trillion BTUs. That meant A draft copy of the coalition's study of Lebanon prompted him to stage a six-hour vigil in the And official! from the area say that household's annual energy costs in New that the state was able to produce only federal energy research concluded that rain in front of the war memorial here the (Mitral government is doing very Jersey were 11,2Z3 in 1M0, up from 13*3 8 3 percent of the energy it used President Reagan's 1984 request for non- Nick Dalia, 37, said he decided to come to the little to help states like New Jersey cope in 19TO. The entire country was able to produce nuclear energy research was 67 percent monument with an American flag and his two sons, with their energy woes. That compared to an average annual 17.7 percent of the energy it consumed, below 1981 appropriation levels. Among ages 12 and 14. soon after hearing a Sunday morning The numbers were presented here last cost for the entire country of ft78 in IBM, or 68,809 4 trillion of the 76,263 trillion the programs cut were research in radio report on the bombing in Beirut, which US week by the Northeast-Midwest Coali- an Increase from the 1870 cost of $313. BTUs K needed energy conservation, solar and other officials said killed more than 160 Marines and sailors tion, which is made up of congressmen Only three states had higher energy Only four states produced a lower renewable energy forms, and cleaner "I was pretty upset about the news." said Dalia, who and other officials from most Frost Belt costs in 1M0 than New Jersey: Vermont percentage of their energy than New burning of coal. spent 1966 in Vietnam as- part of the 26th Marine stales ' with $1,271, Maine with $1,272. and Jersey did: Rhode Island, Delaware, "To disperse teams of experts. Regiment. "I wanted to show a personal feeling of The statistics painted a picture of a Connecticut with $1,255. Iowa and Hawaii. eliminate programs and stop the flow of frustration and sorrow .., to pay my respects to those region that must pay exorbitant fuel Richman said the figures indicated a information is to delay energy self- who died," said Dalia. bills and at the same time tolerate The Northeast's average energy costs problem for New Jersey. sufficiency and make the states and the He said he also wanted to make "a show of support reduced outlays by the federal govern- in 1980 were $1,061, the highest of any "When you are spending energy nation vulnerable to short-term set- for the guys that are still there.'" ment for energy research programs. region in the country. dollars and a substantial portion of that backs," the report said. "Energy tech- Dalia, a hotel food and beverage director, said he "We've long felt that there is Insuffi- The Midwest's cost were next highest energy money leaves the state, there is nology advances do not just happen; they supported the US presence in the war-torn nation "If cient research on this," said Charles A. at $»7l, while the lowest costs were in a drain," he said. "The money is not require deliberate planning, develop- they can at least keep our presence there, it might Richman, New Jersey's assistant energy the West, where the figure was $079. available for reinvestment, it's not ment and use.'" create a country that can chose its own " course in the future, he said. Judge 'endures',proclaims innocence Nurses trained for urban areas NEWARK - Nursing students from Rutgers Univer- sity are preparing to return to the cities from which CLINTON (AP) - Superior Court Judge Peter J. Coruzzi, a judge for 10 years, was arrested Nov. 6, was trying to arrange his first furlough, a 12-hour release that would be a trial run before he would be many came, now armed with special training in the Coruzzl visited the state prison here three times before, 1911 on the steps of the Camden County Courthouse medical and social problems unique to urban dwellers carrying $12,000 in cash. State police say the cash was permitted an overnight stay at Christmas time in but this time the stay will last much longer. The 56-year- The director of the program, nursing Professor old jurist is now an inmate himself, serving a five-year in Coruzzi's coat pocket. Coruzzi says he was waving Haddonfield with his family. f His wife Sandra works during the week but travels Bobbie Jean Perdue, said the four-year course sentence on his conviction of accepting bribes for the money in his hand, trying to return it to the Louis developed at the suggestion of faculty members, handing out lenient sentences. Caggiano, who later testified against him. every Saturday and Sunday to see him. a two-hour trip each way along many rural roads. He said Mrs responds to a major "unaddressed need' in urban In his first Interview since his June 4 imprisonment. Police said the money was part of $47,000 in bribes. areas. Coruzzi told The Associated Press that most of his Coruzzi said the money was planted by a Caggiano, a Coruzzi's parents visit during the middle of the week lawyer now deceased, who testified that he was the go- and he calls his wife collect on Wednesday nights. The program began this year with 18 students and fellow inmates in a minimum security unit are elderly may be unique among nursing schools. Perdue said and affable and address him politely as "judge." between for bribes to Coruzzi. Coruzzi said the experience has "devastated" his family, including his five sons aged 20 to 28 and his Friday. But there have also been cruel, mocking chants of, His experience has "shattered" his faith in the Many hospitals in urban areas are grappling with "Here come the judge," and angry, threatening judicial system, and be has "extremely serious doubts" brother Joseph, who has tried unsuccessfully to bo called as a witness in Coruzzi's defense problems' unique-to their patients from the Inner-city. gestures. Coruzzi, a short, fat man with a heart he could ever sentence a defendant again. many of whom are poor, unemployed and suffer "acuie condition, is in the same state prison system with "I have a multitude of questions concerning the "If it wasn't for my wife, I wouldn't have survived this long,'' Coruzzi said. "If tomorrow. I should be distress' because of their situations. Perdue said inmates he once sentenced and he has seen some innocence or guilt of people that I sentenced," Coruzzi Rutgers officials said they hope lo expand the number "familiar faces." said. vindicated, and everything as closely as possible would return as it once was, the damage cannot be undone " of students entering the program to 36 next year and He passes time by reading, cleaning bathrooms, Coruzzi said the two years since his arrest have been 50 the vear after polishing floors and trying to clear his name. His final a "nightmare" of unjustified accusations, a conviction state appeal was rejected by the New Jersey Supreme and fruitless appeals. He even appeared on defense Court, but Coruzzi said he plans to prove his innocence lawyer F. Lee Bailey's television show, "Lie Detector," before the U.S. Supreme Court and in a book. to try to prove his innocence, but he failed the polygraph He has been suspended from the bench. test. * "I know that I'm innocent," said Coruzzi, who now He said imprisonment has been the worst experience sports a mostly gray goatee. "I can't tolerate it here "Yardville was a terrible experience," Coruzzi said, because every minute I'm here, my mind tells me I referring to the first four days when he was locked in shouldn't be here. But I'll endure it." a hospital room at the Yardville prison for medical evaluation before assignment to Clinton. He said was "apprehensive" about entering Yardville because "there probably were some inmates that I had sent there." Inmates learned through the prison grapevine "when I was coming," he said. He said he frequently gazed through the bars of his Yardville window to a recreation yard, and, "some of the faces looked familiar, that I had sentenced, and some of them made gestures." Coruzzi showed a clenched fist shaking in anger. When he arrived at Clinton, he said, "It was very quiet. I think there was a feeling-out process of how I would accept prison life and how they would accept me." There are only 28 men at the Institution, including six convicted murderers, Coruzzi said. Clinton is primarily a prison for women, who are housed separately — and who have posed the worst problems fui Conns! He said they are the ones who taunt him as they walk through prison yards. "It's bad, bad from the women," Coruzzi said, listing the chants he has heard: '' Here come the judge! ... They should have given you 100years! ... They should have fried you! ... What'd you doing with the money, judge?" Fellow inmates frequently seek free legal advice. Coruzzi, who has lost SO pounds but at 280 pounds still terms himself "fat," said he often answers their This beautiful 4-door sedan is mid- questions in an offhand manner but is no jailhouse lawyer. night blue metallic with tinted glass The only legal briefs Coruzzi writes are his own, plus front wheel drive and it could be printing them neatly in his own hand in the absence of a typewriter or secretary. The judge is representing yours. It is equipped with steel-belted himself after dismissing a private attorney. radials, power steering and brakes, PETER J. CORUZZI Coruzzi said prison officials have been scrupulously radio and healer, rack and pinion Sees 'familiar faces' fair with him. giving no special treatment. He said he steering, electric digital clock, dual remote mirrors and deluxe wheel 40 percent of drivers break limit covers. BY The Associated Press pressways and freeways exceeded the speed limit with more than 40 percent going over 60 mph. For the same All you need Is Statistic* show that more than 40 percent of period this year on the same roadways, there has been • key to win! expressway drivers broke the 55-mph national speed a decline in speeding to 48.8 percent, with only 19 limit In New Jersey during the first half of 1983, but percent exceeding 60 mph. Some participant with Ihe lucky key, will open federal officials say the state still could have the third The state Department of Transportation records the the treasure chest containing Ihe keys to a new best compliance record in the country by year's end. highway speeds of nearly 500,000 vehicles every three Ford Tempo. And it could be you1 The statewide average for speeders is 34 percent but months at 29 locations The state makes the checks by reaches from 40 percent to 50 percent on expressways, using two cables covered by 2 Inches of tar embedded including the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden in roadways 16 feet apart. How to got your key! State Parkway, and tops 60 percent on posted rural States are denied 5 percent of their federal highway Starling Sunday. September 11. 1983. The roads, according to state records. funding if they do not meet a federal compliance Nonetheless, the statewide figure for speeding among standard of 50 percent, Taynor said. He noted that New Register will publish an entry lorm daily. It will all drivers has declined since 1982, when it was 49.5 Jersey almost failed to meet that standard last year. be numbered 1 through 6 every week Just fill in percent, officials said. Most of New Jersey's speeding drivers break the limit all 6 consecutive entry lorms as this qualities And Brian Taynor, a spokesman for the National by 5 to 7 mph, gambling on the tolerance of state police, you to a key upon presentation Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said that if that said Col. Clinton Pagano, superintendent of the New trend continues, "When the final count is adjusted Jersey state police. according to population density and the number of "The so-called tolerance level has been discussed and Whoro to got posted miles, New Jersey could rank as high as third discarded," he said. "As far as we're concerned, the in the nation in respect to compliance." posted speed limit will be strictly enforced.' your key! The state Department of Transportation said that the operations officer of the state police, Capt. Take all 6 consecutive entry forms of that week during April, May and June of 1982, 49.3 percent of Anthony Blanda. credited the better compliance rate 10 Hyer Ford. 700 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank, highway motorists were speeding. During the same this year to a new $50 mandatory moving violation fine period this year, the speeding rate was 44.5 percent. and to federal funds for paying overtime to troopers on and a courteous salesperson will exchange your Other statistics show that during the first three traffic details. He also said police are relying more entry lorms lor a key. Simply try your key in Ihe months of 1982, 67.5 percent of motorists on ex- heavily on helicopters to catch speeders. lock of a treasure chest and it it unlocks the Ford Tempo is yours IBM Intry Form #2 School officials to discuss many issues If your key doesn't fit, WEEK OF OCT. 21-21 ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - More learn new methods for tasks such as cussed, he said. you could still win! than 6,000 school officials from developing school budgets and The governor's other proposals around the state are gathering here teaching computer education by for changes in teacher training, We will give away the 1984 Ford Tempo, which is on display this week to tackle a lengthy agenda actually performing them. increases in the minimum teacher's at Hyer. by Friday. November 25. 1983 In Ihe event that Ihe which includes discipline in public "The actual computer hardware pay to $18,500 and start of a master lock lo Ihe treasure chest has not been opened by noon this • •• v schools, classroom computers and will be there for people to sit down teacher program which would dale. t(ie winner will Be chosen by a random drawing at 5:00 increasing calls for educational right at the screen and see how they award a $5,000 salary bonus to p.m. from among all entry forms submitted So be sure you • ! - • reform. can fit them into their cur- highly qualified teachers will coe up deposit your entry (orms in the participant container, il vour Officials and experts including riculums," Bellusclo said. He added at a special meeting of the state 1 Remember! 6 consecutive filled m entry Gov. Thomas H. Kean. Harvard that computers are becoming useful Board of Education here, Belluscio key doesn't open the lock. Its your second chance lo win lorms art necessary to quality lor a key. economist John Kenneth Galbraith in education not only for teaching •aid. and former CIA Director SUnsfield computer skills but also for learning In other workshops, the problems Turner will address the educators at how to read and do math problems. of children whose parents are single the 32nd annual conference sponsor- Discipline was one of the topics or work will be tackled Follow th«M Mty contest rulMl i ed by the New Jersey School Boards Kean stressed in his recent "In recent years, latch-key chil- 1 Contest begins Sunday. Sept 11 1983 You may entei The Register's Auto Give A. 6 You must, be at least 18 "ears o1 age to Association, the New Jersey As- proposals for educational reform dren have come to the fore," and and ends when a participant opens the Way each week with 6 consecutive new win sociation of School Administrations and it will come up in discussions schools are becoming involved in treasure chest lock or a random drawing entry torms. meeting the requirements and the New Jersey Association of here. looking after the children after the is held on Friday. November 25. 1963 stated each time The more you enter, the 7 All lanes and motor vehicle fees mus; be _betle^chance you have of winning paid bv the winner School Business Officials. "There has been a refocus on bell has rung with after-school 2 Numbered ehiry forms *ill be published But the more than ISO training student discipline nationally," programs, be said. in The Daily and Sunday Register every Photocopies or other similar reproduc 8 The winning key "as r>»f •'teniitied b\ sessions and discussions which are Bellusclo said. Other portions of the conference day When you have filled in 6 con lions are not acceptable Facsimile the Shrewsbury One' ot Police and onl* planned will be "the meat and Studies have shown a clear, will Illustrate innovative curriculum' secullve entry torms, take them to Hyer coupons may be hand drawn, sample this *e. Ford md exchange them lor a key available corresponding day at Tie Reg key potatoes, the heart and soul" of the enforced discipline policy to a programs. A Bloomfield geography isler in the Circulation Dent dunng regular program, which starts Wednesday, trait of effective schools, he aald. teacher will demonstrate a simu- 3. II your key doesn't unlock Ihe treasure business hours No purchase, is required, 9 "Employees ot The Register art: said Frank Bellusclo, spokesman for Alternative programs for disruptive lated travel experience and a Wood- chest lock, deposit your entry lorms in Ihe one lacsimile pei person per day Sunday their contractors agencies (tp,ners car students as well as strict enforce- bridge educator will Introduce a participant container lacsimiles will be available on the subse ners and t^en immediaie 'amii.es are no' the school boards association. queni business day only eligible lo participate ThoM sessions Include "action ment of suspensions and other curriculum called "Verbal Vibes labs" in which participants will disciplinary policies will be dis- with Latin Lands," Belluscio Mid. The Daily Register Nicaragua faces new threat
WASHINGTON - Only occasional hints make use of Condeca, and its own legit- Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register Zate right of self-defense" if Nicaragua A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper of trouble have been made public, but feverish behind-the-scenes activity has ^/AMENDMENT WATCH: in a convinced Latin America experts that the unanimous decision last May, the Supreme JAMESE.McKEARNEY.JR. danger of a regional conflagration there is Court tipped the scales of justice m favor President and Publisher greater now than at any time since the Sandinistas seized power in Nicaragua four JACK of state libel laws and against the Firs years ago. Amendment's guarantee of free •!*«*•» Arthur Z Kamin Editor; Herbert H Thorpe, Jr . Assistant Editor; Charles C. Triblehorn. Sunday ruled that an Arizona chain, Bill Johnsons Editor; Kussell P Raurh. Assistant Sunday Editor. Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. Recent saber-rattling by the leftist ANDERSON hilitnii.il Page hditor regime in Managua has Included threats to Restaurants, had a constitutional right to buy warplanes "from anyone" to counter- bring a libel suit against employees who had Thomas ( Donahue. Director of Marketing. Kevin J McCourt. Circulation Director; Frank J attack rebel bombers, and to pursue the passed out picket-line leaflets charging Allin-i .1 Production Manager anti-Sandinista guerrillas across the management with illegal anti-union ac- borders into their Honduran and Costa V A6 MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1983 Rican sanctuaries. The threats were not " UntU last May, the National Labor Relations Board - and the Supreme Court empty rhetoric, nor were they expressions in Panama, attended. A spokesman for the of Marxist paranoia, the danger Nicaragua - had thrown out such management libel general assured my associate Jon Lee faces from the U.S. backed rebels and its suits as unfair attempts to retaliate against Anderson: "The U.S. had nothing to do with neighbors is real. employee activity it didn't like, or to stifle it. The general just went as an observer." 'We're sorry but this is Hispanic month' Here's the inside story: On Oct. 1, the it by the threat of bringing suit. As the late military chiefs of Honduras, Guatemala and Whether the four-star general took an Justice Hugo Black wrote in a 1966 decision, El Salvador announced the resurrection of active part in the discussions or not, the the libel law should be kept out of labor Condeca, the Central American Defense Condeca delegates realized that they have disputes because "discussion is not free Council. Formed in 1963 at U.S. suggestion, a problem of semantics to solve. As one within the meaning of the First Amendment Condeca originally included Costa Rica and high Guatemalan military source ex- if that discussion may be penalized by the right-wing government of Nicaragua plained, the present language, of the judgments for damages in libel actions. But the mutual-defense group came apart Condeca agreement refers only to defensive Now that protection has been stripped at the seams in 1969, when Honduras and El action against aggression from "outside away - and three union activists in Salvador bloodied each other in the so- Central America." Wisconsin will be feeling its loss in a libel called •'Football War." suit scheduled to come to trial next week. So in the next few months, he said, Nicaragua was pointedly disinvited to the Ostensibly the legal action is' being Condeca members will have to "rework the brought by five former American Motors Condeca revival meeting. Costa Rica language." Asked if this was to make Co. foremen who were targets of "Scab of declined. Having no army of its own, it Nicaragua a "legal" target, the understandably wants to stay out of its Guatemalan laughed and said, "It all the Month" items in the defendants' feisty neighbors' conflicts. depends on if you believe Nicaragua is part newspaper, Fighting Times, which is funded by contributions of, workers at The born-agaih Condeca leaders an- of Central America or belongs to another power's orbit." AMC's Kenosha plant. But actually, accord- nounced that the three participating nations ing to an affidavit I have obtained, an AMC — all U.S. allies — will "use force against Joint action by the Condeca members official admitted that the auto company is the Marxist-Leninist threat in Central would most likely be touched off if the secretly paying the plaintiffs' legal ex- America, ' an obvious reference to the Sandinistas make good on their threat to penses. leftist regime in Managua. attack Honduras. The Guatemalan source This obviously puts the three defendants Condeca was made to order for the denied any immediate plan to counter- - John Melrod, John Drew and Tod Reagan administration, which wants to attack, but added: "If we were planning it, Ohnstad - at a serious disadvantage. overthrow the Sandinistas but doesn't dare we wouldn't say so." They've been collecting contributions for risk the political consequences of using U.S. their legal costs at plant gates and in local troops to do the dirty work. If Condeca lives A Salvadoran Embassy official side- saloons, but there's no way they can hope up to its warlike boast. Washington can just stepped questions about Condeca's intent. to match AMC's financial resources. sit back and1 supply its allies with arms and So did Pentagon spokesmen, referring all The Supreme Court's decision last May have no fear of a Central American questions to the Southern Command — guarantees more of these David-Goliath "Vietnam" in an election year which said any comment would be "totally courtroom confrontations in the future. inappropriate." In fact, the Pentagon's fine hand was A high Honduran military officer was Footnote: AMC officials declined com- evident at the Condeca meeting in more candid. He acknowledged that the ment when asked whether the company is Guatemala City. Gen Paul F Gorman, decision to revive Condeca was a response financing the libel suit against Melrod. head of the U.S. Southern Command based to the Sandinistas' threats. "Honduras will Drew and Ohnstad. The great autograph puzzle BOSTON IAP) - During a lull in the doubtedly one of her cake recipes, suitably recent World Series, the TV cameras signed, would be worth infinitely more. scanned the stands for something of interest There is a curious currency regulating and zoomed in on Joseph Paul DiMaggio. the hen scratches script ol authors, com the perennial pride of the Yankees, posers and painters. Oscar Wilde's signa besieged by autograph hounds ture at $2,000 is worth four of George Hounds is not a cliche in this usage. It is HUGH Bernard Shaw's ($495) Claude Monet al the right and proper noun. There is $895 has a $25 edge over Edouard Manet something canine about the panting, baying, MULLIGAN One Giuseppe Verdi at $3,250 will easily gel snarling, sniffing, drooling, tongues-hang- you two Giacomo Puccini's ($1,295). ing-out pack of fawning lapdogs who track Author Stephen Crane, who lived to b* down celebrities for their signatures only 28 and wrote vividly about the Civil Joltin' Joe took them in his graceful War .10 years after the last shot was fired stride like a steady serving of screwball exercises a strange, strong position in the A dramatic step pitches. Still slender and movie star autograph market. His initials B.C. on a handsome with that silvery hair and a two-page note to forgotten British novelist Rutgers University is taking a mean- Rutgers President Edward J. Blous- profile borrowed from an old Roman coin, Robert Barr is priced at $3,250 - or $1,625 the 68-year-old Hall-of-Famer signed each importance" can be purchased "framed an initial — far more than anything he ever ingful — and even a dramatic approach teih called the formation of the proffered scorecard in a slow careful with engraved portrait" for $3,500. received for whole words, paragraphs and as it attempts to help solve its financial committee "one of the most significant calligraphy worthy of approaching a short- Inflation certainly is writ large here In chapters in his brief lifetime His note, problems in the years ahead. actions that the board has taken in term loan from the bank he does publicity 1981 the same store offered vou John ironically, asks the novelist's help in Hancock for $295. and added lack of obtaining a 75-pound advance from a No question about it, the state some time. This is the beginning of a for. I have often wondered about this strange patriotism to insult by flogging mad King London publisher "to nail down one of my University of New Jersey is great. But concerted effort to find a new approach passion some people have for obtaining George Ill's regal signing for (495 invaluable books." it wants to be even Detter. in the great to resolving a perennial issue." someone else's signature on anything as Anyhow, on the colonial front, George I am greedily delighted that Dame tradition of the University of Wiscon- In its charge to the Committee on non-negotiable as a scorecard, a theater Washington continues strong in the signa- Agatha Christie's painstaking Palmer ture market This year you can have him sin, or Michigan, or California, or Future Financing, the board asked it to program, a restaurant menu, a napkin or — method penmanship is commencing to find among the real curators - a scrapbook for $4,500 on a "very scarce, handsome, fiscal favor with devotees of the dotted line Minnesota But that takes money — consider means of increasing Rutgers' Even my own indecipherable script, partly printed, partly hand-written, 3- A signed letter beginning "I am so glad you and, in a tight economy, the prospects share of state and federal resources which is frequently mistaken for shorthand language ship's paper also signed by Sec like Death Comes at the End ' Perhaps I are bleak What the institution has done and steps the university should take to or a fake facsimile of the Rosetta stone, has of State Timothy Pickering '' This is a jump shall have a go at a Babylonian story..." is in price of nearly a thousand dollars over to create a committee on the future maximize private, voluntary support sometimes been sought out by neophyte fan priced at $300. Modest. I'll admit compared watchers who used to mistake me for two years ago. with author Crane, but her autograph is financing of the State University. It also asked the committee to Charles Laughton and now apparently thnpl< Price tags on autographs of the famous sure to rise on the price list as TV discovers Harold W Sonn. president and chief explore further use of the university's the Mad Bomber is free on parole and infamous are even more unpredictable more and more of her mysteries for super executive officer of Public Service land to generate income for educational Signatures of both the great and the than picking 2-year-olds at Belmont or specials. handicapping the New Hampshire primary Electric & (Jas Company (PSE&Gl, purposes. notorious do have a retail value among The mistress of mayhem may in- collectors, of course. Every year about this Why is Harry Houdini 11350 — not in advertently have left me a legacy, like an will chair the committee, which will be Additional resources to be evaluated time, B Allman & Co . the chic department invisible ink) worth more than Gen George undeserving scapegrace nephew come to asked to recommend a long-range by the committee include relationships store on New York's Fifth Avenue, runs a McClellan ($185). Noel Coward ($2251 or claim his share of the inheritance just financial strategy for Rutgers by with private industry, increased tuition half-page ad in a number of metropolitan Pat Nixon ($65)? before the first body is discovered in the newspapers listing the current prices for Who would have thought that BeniU library September 1984 and fees. and extended bonded in- t rare and popular John Hancocks. Mussolini's signature ($650) would one day On the eve of her 80th birthday, during The financial strategy, will be de- debtedness. Speaking of whom, Bostonians who live in be worth more than Franklin D. Roosevelt's my sojourn in England, I wrote Dame signed to achieve the university goals, The board now will appoint "a broad the sparkle and shadow of the tall glass ($495), Andrew Johnson's ($225) or Dwighl Agatha requesting an interview The reply set forth in 1980, calling for Rutgers to spectrum of men . and women of skyscraper named for this most elegant of D. Eisenhower's ($200)? Yet Democrat in her fine hand and on personalized all signature signers will be proud to know Franklin Pierce, "the only president evei stationary was somewhat testy. It began: maintain its service to New Jersey knowledge, skill and talent" to the that his autograph has increased spectacu- rejected by his own party for renomination "When one is 80 one does what one wants while continuing its pursuit of truly committee. larly in value in the last two years is worth $750 today on the bottom line to do and one does not do what one does not national stature. The move to create the committee is According to last Sunday's Altman ad. a Marie Antoinette is the most valued want to do. What this octogenarian does not Recent evaluations of Rutgers — a hold step — but it is a necessary and "scarce, important 23-line autograph letter female signator in the current listing: $2,75( Want to do is submit to an interview by an signed I by John Hancock, who else''I for a "beautifully penned document signed American journalist " both by internal committees and vital one to clear the picture on what Cambridge. Nov 1774. as Chairman of the by the tragic Queen, Versailles, July 1,1785 Let the bidding begin at say ...three thou outside agencies — provide "assurance financial resources may be available to Committee of Safety requesting attendance to the Treasurer General," authorizing I can afford to wait. I'll even throw in six that such a bold aspiration is within its Rutgers students and parents from at a meeting to consider matters of utmost payment for her four coachmen. Un of mine. capability," the university's Board of Monmouth County to see if higher Governors said unanimously. "There is tuition may be in the offing ample evidence that a university of Colleges and universities — private national stature is essential to the and public — are struggling today with FROM OUR READERS economic and social well-being of the the dilemma and the realities of where state revenue will come from today and in The board noted that the citizens and future. local level. become involved in (his special, nation-wide project. political leadership of the state are By establishing an independent, blue- Get involved We encourage communities to convene Gregory W. Ulrich committed to the overall goals. But it ribbon committee — it is possible that Red Bank town meetings where people may view Director also concluded, regretfully, that in some of the answers may be forth- To the Editor: "The Chemical People" with neighbors Monmouth County Board of Drug today's economy these goals will not be coming for the good of our state and The Monmouth County Board of Drug Parents and community leaders familiar Abuse Services Abuse Services and the National Council on with"up-to-date facts and strategies are the achieved "without substantial new what quality higher education means to Barry W. Johnson Alcoholism of Monmouth County urges single most effective weapon against al- Director financial resources." it. We hope so. citizens and public officials to view the cohol and drug abuse: this precedent- National Council on Alcoholism of unique, two-part television special "The setting television special will provide that Monmouth County Chemical People" and to participate in the important information to the public. The community-based activities which the Junior League of Monmouth County, the Congratulations to IFF special recommends. county councils of PTAs, our agencies and Aired on WNET (Channel 13) on Nov. 2 others are involved with people in several Police praised and 9 at 8 P.M.. the landmark television communities in sponsoring community- When International Flavors and Fra- now employs approximately 1,000 per- Middletown special, hosted by First Lady Nancy based town meetings to view "The grances Inc. (IFF) recently dedicated To the Editor: sons in New Jersey. That compares Reagan, is a national effort to combat Chemical People." We urge others to do the The following is a copy of a letter sent the world's largest flavor plant in South with a total of 3,600. including many school-age drug and alcohol abuse at the same: further, we urge the media to to Middletown Police Chief Joseph Brunswick, the multi-national firm who are scattered in 23 countries McCarthy. made yet another statement of con- around the world. I wish to thank your department for the fidence in New Jersey and its economic most efficient way you handled the in- Gov. Thomas Kean hailed the corpor- TODAY IN HISTORY future vestigation and apprehension of the ation's expansion in Middlesex, noting suspects in the murder of Miss Lum, our One hundred and fifty w Today's highlight in history:, In 1952, Republican presidential can- beloved friend and neighbor im™ thatTVew Jersey ISTTOW a leading state Or Oct. 24. 1945. the United Nations employed at the new $25 million, didate Dwlght Eisenhowerpromisedthat. if We all can be thankful for the expediency for research and development oper- charter went into force as the Soviet Union 280,000-square-foot facility in Middle- elected, he would go to Korea to end the in which our call was answered and for the ations. Considering the stiff competi- became theV29th nation to ratify it. war. comfort of safety in knowing that we can sex County. With two other plants in On this djte: And in 1972, Democratic presidential tion among states today to win industry count on the Middletown Township Police neighboring Monmouth County — a In 1648. Die Peace of Westphalia ended candidate George McGovern accused Presi- Department in times such as this. the 30 Years War between France and the research and development center in and create jobs, IFF's latest major dent Richard Nixon of prolonging the I would personally like to commend each Holy Roman Empire. Vietnam War for political reasons Union Beach and an aroma chemical- investment certainly should be wel- and every officer on the Job. I know they In 1901. Anna Edison Taylor became the Ten years ago: President Nixon vetoed a making plant along with a fragrance comed by all residents as another boost •vorked night and day, and we in this area first person to go over Niagara Falls in a bill limiting the power of the president to are deeply grateful for their concern. barrel. compounding facility in Hazlet — IFF for the Garden State's economic health. commit armed forces to foreign hostilities. W. Irwin Hendricks MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES Gregory: Vote to increase black power
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BY RAY GERMANN Stock prices fell sharply again, giving no sign of a letup in the gloom that has gripped the market since HOLMDEL - Township police the start of the week. and the Monmouth County Pros- More than 15,000 persons ecutor's Office are continuing to crowded Woodland Farm for the investigate the death of 49-year-old 48th annual meeting- of the Mon- Robert Hall, who was shot to death mouth County Hunt Racing Associa- in the Willow Road home of contrac- tion. tor James Stavola's ex-wife early Saturday, but officials reported no Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe progress in the case yesterday Dayan expressed new optimism for the Mideast Peace Talks between Hall, who according to police had Egypt and Israel. been living with ("laudette Carol World War II enemies China and Stavola for about a week, was shot Japan concluded a peace treaty to- in the left temple with a 357 day which Chinese Vice President magnum handgun between 1 and 2 Premier Teng Hsiao-ping said am Saturday Hall had reportedly would contribute to friendship "for been helping remodel the home generations to come." Police saui there is evidence 10 YEARS AGO Claudctte Stavola was holding the Saudi Arabia says it is cutting its gun when il went off. but she was oil production 10 percent during Oc- released from custody Saturday tober and November and may stop withoul being charged Acting Mon- CROP walk mouth County Prosecutor Charles all shipments of Saudi oil to the U.S. unless the U.S. government stops Buckley would not say whether authorities are considering the shipping arms to Israel. death a murder, but he said in- Democratic candidate for gov- a success vestigators have ruled out suicide ernor Brendan T Byrne says the polls make him look so good that he FREEHOLD - Approximately 200 people I Holmdel Detective John Brennen is beginning to worry about voter showed up to participate in yesterday's and county investigators William apathy CROP Walk through the streets of the Lucia and Guy McCormick are The New Jersey Sports and Ex- borough despite a soaking rain and generally conducting the ongoing investiga- position Authority has announced it cold and clammy conditions tion . • is "temporarily" withdrawing a Walk organizer Susan Sprankle said the participants met at a Freehold Raceway $280 million bond issue designed to parking lot on Manalapan Avenue at approx- finance construction of the imately 1 p m "They walked about six miles Hackensack Meadowlands sports through and around the town before arriving Candidates complex. back here at about 3:30 p.m.," she said She The US alerted key elements of could not recall the exact route its Armed Forces today after re- There was no first place finisher identified, to meet ceiving a warning from Moscow she said. "This was just a way to raise money that Russia might send troops to the for CROP They all walked together, and the HOLMDKL The League of Middle East to enforce the. cease- last person was in by about 3:45 " Women Voters of Holmdel-Colts fire. CROP is an organization of the World Neck and the Monmouth County Church Service, designed to combat world ' league's ILO ' Inter-league Or- Former Deputy Attorney Gener- hunger, she said All proceeds from the walk al William D. Ruckelshaus says will be sent to a CROP office in Princeton ganization i are co-sponsoring a President Nixon's tapes of Water- She said an estimate on the amount of candidates' forum at 8 o'clock gate should be examined by elec- money involved will not be available for tonight in the Lutheran Church of tronics experts to determine wheth- several days "I really don't know how much the Good Shepherd. Middlctown er they have been altered K«gli»i photoa b, I .,r, P..n. money was recieved." she said "I have a Road & Crawford! Corner-Everett WET WALK — Rain tailed to bunch of wet envelopes with money, but it Road Candidates for Monmouth 20 YEARS AGO dampen the enthusiasm ol won't get counted until later on " County freeholder and sheriff will area residents who took part in The walk was sponsored by CROP and participate Queen Elizabth Elizabeth II organized by area residents. Sprankle said called on Foreign Secretary Lore yesterday's CROP walk for The moderator for the forum will Home to become Prime Minister. hunger in Freehold. Walkers The group was entertained in the parking be Hegis Shun <»f New Brunswick The government has cleared the organized at Freehold lot by Stanley Mclntosh, an 82-year-old bagpipe player from Little Silver, before | "Election Facts and Issues," an way for sale of 1.2 million bushels ol Raceway_ parking lot and annual league publication, will be corn to Communist Hungary. departing on the walk. Sprankle said "We all marched' through borough stood there in the pouring rain holding hands, available al the meeting About 400 shore area peoplt streets in a continuous rainfall and singing Amazing Grace. ' she said joined the erowd of 6,000 who dem- No figures were immedaitely "That was one of the best parts of the whole The League ol Women Voters is a onstrated at Trenton to dramatize available on the amount ot afternoon" — jt non-partisan national slate, county the fight for racial equality. money raised by the partici- aTuTlocal organization dedicated to The Senate Investigations Sub- pants, who collected pledges Sprankle said about 300 people were signed active and Informed participation of committee has rung down the cur- up to participate in the walk "But because citizens in government. Member- for each of the six miles of the weather, a lot less that that actually ship is open In any New Jersey tain on Joseph Valachi and his one- walked. man vendetta against the Mafia showed up " citizen 18 war-, el age or older Larry Poland, a Kcyport resident and Monmouth College student, will She said she is still hoping that the 100 Voting information can be ob- make his television debut as co-star people who did not walk will still be able to tained by calling the league at a free mi the Patty Duke Show as a basket- raise monev for CROP 800 number which can be obtained ball hero, a role the six foot, seven by calling 180*1 > 555-1212 inch athlete plays in real life. The uniforms for the high school band and twirlers at Karitan High School are the only type of their kind in the Monmouth County area. King holiday hailed in county 50 YEARS AGO BY RICHARD LEONARD King devoted his life to all response to questions at a press Mrs King said she told him that William M. Smith, county super- mankind, not just blacks, " said conference last week. I understand I told him we all make "It's about time." intendent of schools, asked the Moses Thompson of Red Bank. "I When asked if. he endorsed Helms' mistakes and that I attributed it to board of freeholders for funds for That's the general reaction don't know why Helms would be contentions, the president replied. human error ' around Monmouth County to last the county schools which might biased against King unless he feels "We'll know in about 35 years, won't However, presidential spokesman" week's passage of a bill establishing "have to be closed due to lack of tax that no black man deserves such we?" Reagan went on to say that he Larry Speakes denied that Reagan monies. the birthday of the late Dr. Martin high recognition." apologized, insisting that the presi- Luther King as a national holiday. did not fault Helms' sincerity in The Long Branch commissioners The Senate rejected Helms' pos- wanting the files to be opened. dent was "offering an explanation." have authorized a second issue of it should have happened a long ition last Wednesday, voting 78-22 to time ago." said Mary Johnson of Many people were offended by the Harry Lamson. Jr. Monmouth scrip in the amount of 150,000. The pass the bill designating King's president's remarks, most notably County freeholder director, said."I paper will be used in paying back Tinton Falls "I think it's something birthday as the tenth federal hol- that nobody can object to." Coretta Scott King, widow of the think it's a fine idea to have one day salaries of policemen, firemen and iday a year that people can focus on all But some people did Among them slain civil rights leader. She labeled school teachers. the good things that l)r King stood was Sen. Jesse Helms, D-N C , who President Reagan, already on Reagan's response as an "insult " The first meeting of the school for ' tried to sidetrack the bill certain record as favoring a state-by-state The rift between Mrs. King and year of the Mechanic Street PTA FBI files were unsealed. Helms decision on whether, or not to the president was patched up some- Ruby Thornton of Tinton Falls will have guest speaker Elisabeth contends the records will show King observe the holiday, said he would what on Friday when she received a summed up a feeling expressed by Kelley. who,will discuss the effects had ties to communist and socialist sign the legislation call from the White House. Mrs many people "He was not just for of undesirable moving picture associations In 1977, a federal judge Reagan may have suffered some King said Reagan apologized for his blacks, " she said, he was for DR. MARTIN I.ITHER KING. JR. shows on our children. ordered the files sealed for 40 years. political scars from the issue by his remarks everybody " COMMUNITY CALENDAR MANALAPAN - A law enforce- HOLMDEL - The League of meet at 8 p.m. at the American 7:30 p.m at the Lincroft First Aid 5:30 to 7 pm TODAY ment careers open house for high Women Voters of Monmouth County Legion Hall, Route 36 & Concord Building. RED BANK - Riverview Hospi- school students interested in joining Avenue, Leonardo. New members FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - will sponsor a forum for candidates WEST LONG BRANCH - The tal's Stroke Support Group for career-oriented Explorer posts in for Monmouth County freeholder are welcome.. West Long Branch Police Depart- families of stroke patients will meet Freehold Area Hospital's Wellness the Monmouth Council Boy Scouts of and sheriff at 8 p.m. in the Lutheran HOLMDEL - The Cancer ment will hold a Neighborhood at 10 a m in the Nurses' Conference Center offers a pre-natal exercise America will be held at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Network volunteers of Bayshore Crime Watch Program formation Room on the first floor program for expectant mothers, Manalapan Police Department. Middletown and Crawfords Corner- Community Hospital will meet at 8 meeting at 7:30 p.m at the Borough WEST LONG BRANCH - The with emphasis on toning, stretching RED BANK - A medical careers Everett Road. p.m. in the hospital board room Hall. 95 Poplar Ave All residents Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m at and relaxation. Chris Kucma. a open house for high school students HIGHLANDS - The Community LONG BRANCH - The Long Sirianni's Friendly Cafe registered nurse, will lead a dis- interested in joining career-oriented are urged to attend Center Auxiliary will sponsor a Branch Public Library will sponsor cussion group on related subjects. Explorer posts in the Monmouth LONG BRANCH - A medical "grocery bingo" at 8 p.m. in the Halloween stories for preschool The six-week program is offered on Council, Boy Scouts of America will careers open house for high school center, Snug Harbor Avenue. Doors children at 1:15 p.m. Mondays, starting tonight. For in- be 'held at 7 p.m. at Riverview students interested in joining career will open at 7 p.m Refreshments OCEAN — Ocean Township AGENDA formation and registration call the Hospital. oriented Explorer posts in the will be served. Hadassah will hold its annual paid center. LITTLE SILVER - The First Aid Monmouth Council Boy Scouts of up membership dinner at 8:15 p.m. America will be held at 7 p m. at Squad will hold an open house at 8 at the Jewish Community Center. LAURENCE HARBOR — The TOMORROW Monmouth Medical Center. p.m. at the firehouse Anyone There will be a fashion show by Ann- Today Community Covenant Church, 22 interested in learning about or KEANSBURG - The Depart- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The FAIR HAVEN - Council. 8 p.m Laurence Parkway, offers a special ment of Parks and Recreation is Marie Fashions. Wanamassa Ad- becoming a member of the squad is mission is free to all paid up chapter Wellness Center of Freehold Area EATONTOWN - Planning Board. 8 religious education program for welcome to attend. Squad members sponsoring an aerobics program on Hospital announces an Oral Cancer p.m. EATONTOWN - Board of mentally handicapped persons from Tuesday and Thursday evenings at members. will speak and refreshments will be RED BANK - The Lions Club Screening program conducted by Education. 8 p.m RED BANK - 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. Non- served. 7:15 p.m. at the Keansburg High Dr. Arthur Goldberg, chairman of Planning Board. 8 pm LONG denominational classes are taught School gymnasium. The classes run will hold a business meeting at 6:30 RED BANK - "Singled-Out." a p.m: at the Molly Pitcher Inn. All the dental department, from 1 to 5 BRANCH - Zoning Board. 8 p m each Monday evening. group for widows and divorcees, will for one hour. For additional infor- p m. in the hospital clinic OCEAN - Planning Board. 8pm FREEHOLD - HOPE (Helping mation, call the Department of members are urged to attend meet at 7:30 p.m. at Webster Hall RED BANK - The Exchange FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The SEA BRIGHT - Board of Adjust- Other People Evolve), a self-help at the First Presbyterian Church. Parks and Recreation. Ext. 53. Liberty Oaks Chapter of Sweet ment. 8pm FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the group for widows and widowers, Dr. Jeanne H Wurmser, executive Adelines will meet at 7:30 p.m. at meets at 8 p.m. Mondays in the Freehold Area Hospital Venereal Victorian Spirit director of the Children's Psy- MIDDLETOWN - A first The" Public Safety Building:— T» m o rrow Monmouth Social Services Building Disease Clinic is conducted at 6 p.m. LITTLE SILVER - Planning chiatric Center, Eatontown, will aid/medicine careers open house for FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The on Kozloski Road. It is free and open Tuesdays. No appointments are Board. 8 p m OCEAN - Council, 7 address the issues of being single in high school students interested in Freehold Chapter of TOPS (Take to the public. For information, necessary. p.m. MONMOl'TH BEACH - Com- today's society, the varied problems joining career oriented Explorer Off Pounds Sensibly) meets weekly contact Dot Reutter. Lincroft, or missioners. 8:30 pm. SEA BRIGHT facing women and how they can be MIDDLETOWN - The Italian posts in Monmouth Council Boy at the. Wellness Center. Freehold Marion Krnft Fcrmingdale. — Planning Board. 8 p m more easily handled. American Club of Middletown will Scouts of America will be held at Area Hospital. Wednesdays from B2 The Daily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 SCOREBOARD NFL STANDINGS AND SUMMARIES NY. MARATHON 7 17 0 3- 27 T 0 0 0-7 0 0 7 20-17 NEW YORK (AP) - Rwuftl Of yMtorday'l M Lou Supino. Colorado Springe Colo. 0 0 7 14- »1 Eeftae 00)1-0 M63O NT. Jets • 7 14 I-J1 N«w York City Marathon. pnrfM 39 Gerhard Knppner. Weft Germany. N¥J-H|rper 78''un'ILaaWy kick) 14 t . M«n 2 16 31 P SN L|'J«M?I pau Irom Krieg (Johnson kick). L.r CM PN L I •> 17 7 Rudy Chap*. BJoomtngton Ind 2 11 13 47 Luis Osiolozaga, New York. 1 ifl 13 00 56 ..^uCkh r|tkick, 4 05 IS 14 r u 8 Domingo Tibaduiia. Reno Nav . 2 11 21 48 Rick Blood. Caritste. Pa. 2 18 13 A — r P.tt-FG Anderson 32 7 23 50 184 25 109 9 Derek Froude Aualraln. 2 11 25 49 Martii Kiilholma. Finland, 2 IB 19 Set-Johns 26 pass ' Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 Sports The Daily Register B3 Dixon catches Smith to capture marathon NEW YORK (AP) - For the past "I was getting cramps and a New Zealand's Lorraine Moller for seven years, the New York City twisted hamstring," Dixon ex- the first eight miles — and no one Marathon had catapulted Bill plained. "But I just decided to push, aftt. that. The blonde, pig-tailed Rodgers and Alberto Salazar into push, push ... " Norwegian finished nearly five marathon stardom He pushed hard enough to catch minutes ahead of runner-up Laura Rod Dixon, this year's winner, the struggling Smith, who had led Fogli of Italy, timed in 2:32:49. isn't sure he will continue along that for nearly 11 miles, with just under Of the 15,193 who started, 14,458 pith. a quarter-mile remaining completed the marathon, with "Marathoning is a discipline all This was only Dixon's second Carolyn Messner of New York its own," the 33-year-old New marathon, but his 20th consecutive recorded as the final finisher. She Zealander said yesterday after over- victory on the roads in the past two was clocked in 9:36.49. taking Britain's Geoff Smith at the years. While the women's competition 26-mile mark and outkicking him in Smith was disappointed in not contained little drama, the men's the final 385 yards for a dramatic winning, but he could take solace duel provided the highest excite- victory in 2 hours, 8 minutes, 59 that his time of 2:09:08 was- the ment seconds. fastest ever by a first-time mara- After Tanzania's Gidamis "I'm not sure I'm ready to do it thoner. Shahanga, the 1978 British Com- all the time I may be looking back "I really felt I was going to win monwealth Games marathon cham- to the Jrack next year " it," said Smith, a former firefighter pion and the 1983 NCAA champion Picking his main race for 1984 will and a member of the 1980 British from the University of Texas-El be important for Dixon. since it is Olympic team in the 10,000 meters. Paso in the 5,000 meters and 10,000 an Olympic year. "But my legs finally gave way. I meters, cut most of the early pate, the dogged Smith passed him Dixon already has competed in was all right in my wind, in my shortly past the 15-mile mark. two Olympics. In 1972 at Munich, he lungs, but my legs just gave out. The earned a bronze medal in the 1,500 slightest move and they hurt." He hung grimly to the lead until meters, and in 1978 at Montreal, he While Dixon and Smith were the closing stages was fourth in the 5,000 meters, experiencing various degrees of Then, Dixon, who had been an finishing only seven-tenths of a pain, Crete Waitz of Norway was estimated half-mile back when second behind gold medalist Lasse coasting to first place in the Smith had moved in front, capped Vlren of Finland. women's division for the second his relentless pursuit of the fron- '•The New York City Marathon consecutive year and the fifth time trunner as the race reached its was like the Olympics for me," said in six years. Although she did not climax. Dixon, who had trained intensely for realize her pre-race plan of trying to "When I moved past him and he the race in Reading, Pa. "I hope to break the world best of 2:22:43, set didn't respond, that gave me a lift," do something in the Olympics next by Joan Benoit of the United States said Dixon "I felt better from there year, but this was something in the Boston Marathon in April, the on in If he had challenged me, who special. 30-year-old Waitz was timed in a knows what would have happened." "But I'm not sure I'm a mara- respectable 2:27:00. What happened when the first two thoner entirely." "I never ran under such con- runners crossed the finish was in He did not look like an ac- ditions," said Waitz, the world direct opposite to each other. complished marathoner as he strug- champion. "I was hoping to run fast. The elated Dixon fell to his kness, gled through the rain-drenched But when I saw the weather, I didn't kissed the ground, waved his hands streets of New York City's five really push hard. I didn't see any around wildly in celebration, then boroughs He often grabbed at his reason to; I just ran easy. jumped up and down after being right hamstring, an indication that congratulated by race director Fred FINISH LINE DRAMA - New Zealand's Rod "It was not difficult with no with, less than a hall mile to go, lies collapsed al he was hurting and might not even Lebow Dixon, lett, blows a kiss to the crowd alter winning finish opposition." the finish For story on Smith, see Will Gnmsley's Waitz' opposition consisted of The physically spent Smith col- yesterday's New York City Marathon. Meanwhile. column on page B5 lapsed Britain's Geoft Smith, who was passed by Dixon A»oclal»d PiMi photo Falcons use 'White Shoes to dance past Jets, 27-21 NEW YORK (API - Billy White down We just let down in all areas Both the Jets and Falcons had Shoes' Johnson had plenty to dance We just didn't play a complete about yesterday their problems in the first quarter game." which ended in a scoreless tie The flamboyant Atlanta wide Jets coach Joe Walton felt that But the Jets didn't waste any time receiver, who likes to dance in the Johnson's first punt return "turned scoring once the second period end zone, scored one touchdown on the momentum the other way started as Harper ripped off his long a pass reception, set up another with Overall. I think we had a good TD run with 14 seconds gone a 41-yard return of a kick and ran day — until the final quarter We Harper swept right and first fell on back another punt 71 yards to spaik were doing the right thing, but we the play, but got up untouched and the Falcons to a comeback 27-21 didn't get the breaks down the raced to the goal line to complete National Football League victory stretch The offense kept moving the the second longest run from scrim- over the New York Jets. ball well Perhaps the weather was mage in Jet history Bill Mathis "He did an outstanding job factor, but you cant blame the made the longest run with a 79- there." said Atlanta coach Dan conditions for losing a game like yarder against Houston in 19*>f> Henning of his veteran wide re- this." ceiver. "On 6ne of the returns he did The Jets, who had two drives Lurkhurst's 32-yarder came with killed by turnovers in the first a great deal of it on his own We 3:42 left and broke a 21-21 tie were rushing punter and didn't give quarter, lost two scoring op Losing 21-0 and seemingly out of portumties late in the second hall him a lot of blocking The second the game for most of three quarters, one was set up for a reiurn and, the when Pat Leahy missed on field goal the Falcons got rolling when quar- attempts of 44 and 26 yards The whole special teams did some job on terback Steve Bartkowgki connected that." second one was blocked after New on a 15-yard touchdown pass to York had moved to the Atlanta 10 Johnson said of his electrifying Johnson with just four seconds left The Falcons only got into Jet runbacks: "The guys picked me up in the third period territory once in the first half, but and anticipated where I was going Less than three minutes later. that was in the last minute, and hull and made some incredible blocks Bartkowski hurled a 25-yarder to the clock and a fumble ruined itn They read the blocks and I just William Andrews to cut New York's drive followed behind them lead to 21-14 early in the fourth The Jets made it 14-0 on a 4-yan "Those guys work just as hard as period The Falcons then tied the plunge by Dierking with 5 44 gone ir I do. I think they love to see me score on Johnson's 71-yard punt the third period, capping a "play dancing in the end zone more than reiurn for a touchdown with 4:04 53-yard drive Todd completed sc\ I do." gone in the last quarter. eral long passes in the drive FIGHT FOR PUCK - Nick Fotiu, lett. ot the ol the Islanders during yesterdayT'q^Tat Johnson s performance helped the The Jets' deTense then became including a 10-varder to Lam Jones Rangers battles lor the puck with Duane" Sutter Madison Square Garden. Falcons staged a second-half rally completely unglued as Atlanta that set the ball up at the 4 that included 27 straight points drove 55 yards in 12 plays and broke Less than three minutes later Mick I.uckhurst kicked field goals the tie on Luckhurst's 32-yarder Augustyniak scored on a 3-yard to of 32 and 44 yards for the deciding with most of the crowd of 46.878 give the Jets a 21-0 lead The .lets margin, snapping Atlanta's four- having left Shea Stadium struck quickly with the help of a 30 Rangers nip Isles in OT game losing streak The game was Luckhurst added the icing for the yard pass from Todd to Jones to the played in a steady rain Falcons with a 44-yard field goal two 9 NEW YORK (AP) - Peter night the Rangers had defeated Erixon scored in the third period, "When they were ahead 21-0.' minutes later that completed the The Falcons finally scored on Sundstrom finished, off a 2-on-l the Islanders, and the second Atlanta defensive end Jeff Yeales scoring break with a 10-foot goal just 1:13 the Rangers had turned an early Bartkowski s 15-varder to Johnson straight night Sundstrom tallied said of the Jets, "it looked like they Bartkowski finished for the day into overtime last night, giving 2-1 Islanders lead into a 5-2 late in the third period, capping ;in the game-winner. turned it off and just couldn't throw with 25 completions in 36 attempts the New York Rangers a 6-5 advantage. Then, the Islanders, 82-yard drive in just five plays The victory , extended the the switch to turn it on again " for 313 yards victory over the New York who have won the Stanley Cup Bartkwoski s 25 yarder to Andrews Rangers' league-leading record Until the Falcons started their Jets quarterback Richard Todd Islanders, who had knotted the the last four years, dazzled the came with 2:37 gone in the lourtli to 91, the fastest start in their 58- comeback late in the third period, had 20 completions in 37 attempts score with a three-goal flurry in Madison Square Garden crowd of period and before Johnson s sen year history. 17,398 with their scoring outburst. the game strictly belonged to Rich- for 240 yards national runback pulled Falcons" into z 27-second burst in the third Anders Hedberg, Mike Rogers Denis Potvin, with his second ard Todd and the Jets The Jets took a 21-0 lead on a 78- a 21-21 tie period. and Pierre Larouehe scored sec- goal of the night at 15:15, started "I thought we played three quar- yard touchdown run by Bruce It was the second consecutive' ond-period goals, and when Jan Bartkowski had been intercepted the Islander comeback. ters of a football game." said .Todd Harper in the second quarter and on only once in seven previous c.nncs "We sure didn't play in the fourth short TD.runs by Scott Dierking and be/ore Sunday, but the Jets picked quarter I can't say the defense let Mike Augustyniak in the third off two of his passes #1 TRUCK SAVINGS CENTER LARGE SELECTION OF FORD TRUCKS BEST BUYS FROM THE VOLUME FORD TRUCK CENTER 200 HIGHWAY 35 NEYPDRT 264-1600 0 OH TO TO* I'MO' B4 The DtaUy Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 24,1983 Raiders knock Cowboys from unbeaten ranks IRVING, Texas (AP) - Chris Stoudt, filling in for the injured Preston tacked on an insurance uanr KicKed four held gutiu, includ- TOTT TlniMi>» at fMiiiiwrt. tear* \t\ rally th» Denver Bronco* ing a H-yarder with 20 seconds left and Pollard each tallied on 1-yard over we MIII uiegu Ui.ftai. last night to give the Lot Angeles NFL runs in the second quarter. In what bad been a defensive Raiders a wild 40-31 victory over the Iters 45, Rami JS struggle for three quarters, San Dallas Cowboys that knocked them ANAHEIM, Calif - San Fran- Diego led S-0 on a pair of Rolf Miami, tied for first in the AFC from the National Football League's cisco's Joe Montana fired a pair of Benirschke field goals, one of them East with Buffalo at 5-3, failed to set up by a DeBerg fumble at the unbeaten ranks. fourth-quarter touchdown panes capitalize after recovering a fumble Denver 11-yard line late In the first Bahr's game-winner was set up and Dwaine Board scored the deci- early in the mismatch attended by half. when Ted Watts intercepted a pass ding touchdown on a fumble re- 32,343 with 13,425 no-shows Bengali 28, Brown 21 by Danny White at the Raiders 12 covery In the Lot Angeles end zone Redskuu n, Uoni 17 CINCINNATI - Ken Riley Inter- and returned it to the 25 late in the as the 49ers rallied for a victory WASHINGTON - The Washing- cepted a pass by Brian Sipe and game. over the Rams. ton Redskins, behind Reggie Evans' sprinted 42 yards to a fourth-quarter Los Angeles quarterback Marc San Francisco's victory in the three touchdowns and Joe Washing- touchdown to power the Cincinnati Wilson worked the Raiders to the game for the NFC West lead ton's 147 yards, routed the Detroit Bengals to a come-from-behind Dallas 8 using mostly short passes overshadowed an outstanding per- Lions. victory over the Cleveland Browns. and completing two tosses of 18 formance by the Rams' Vince Evans, a rookie out of the Riley, in his 15th season, stepped yards to wide receiver Dokie Wil- Ferragamo, who threw five touch- University of Richmond whose NFL in front of a pass intended for tight jiams. down passes. career had consisted of two carries end Tim Stracka and scored his fifth Dallas dropped to 7-1 and just one The winning touchdown, however, going into the game, scored on runs career touchdown to hand Cincin- game ahead of Washington in the came at Ferragamo's expense. of 2, 2 and 1 yards as the defending nati only its second victory in eight National Conference Eastern Board wrapped up the Rams' quar- Super Bowl champions upped their games. Cleveland fell to 4-4 with its Division,, while the 6-2 Raiders terback, who was attempting to pass record to 6-2. second straight AFC Central remained one game ahead of Den- from his own end zone, and stripped Washington, who like Evans took Division loss ver in the American Conference him of the ball for the touchdown West advantage of the absence of the Vikings 20, Packers 17 injured John Riggins, carried the that gave the 49ers the lead for the Wilson, making his first start GREEN BAY, Wis. - Benny ball 22 times. Washington also first time at 38-35 with 6 40 remain- since 1981, passed for over 300 yards Ricardo kicked a 32-yard field goal scored on an 8-yard pass from Joe ing. against the Dallas secondary as Jim Saints M, Buc. ti 5:05 into overtime and Ted Brown Theismann -»—____^_ Plunkett watched from the bench. - TAMPA, Fla. - Safety Bobby rushed for 179 yards on 29 carries to Theismann, who ignored a steady Dallas linebacker Mike Hegman Johnson returned his first pro- lift the Mmnesota Vikings over the downpour, completed IS of 23 passes lumbered nine yards for a touch- fessional interception 70 yards for a Green Bay'Packers down with a Wilson fumble early in for 247 yards and two touchdowns touchdown to complete a New Minnesota, winning its third the fourth quarter to give Dallas a Steelers 27, Seah*wks 21 Orleans comeback that carried the straight game to go 6-2, increased 38-34 lead. Bahr kicked a 26-yard SEATTLE - Franco Harris, Cliff Saints over the winless Tampa Bay its NFC Central lead to two games field goal to trim the deficit to one Stoudt and Frank Pollard scored Buccaneers. over Green Bay The Packers are point before he covered the same touchdowns on first-half runs and Johnson, signed as a free agent 4-4. distance to beat the Cowboys. the Pittsburgh Steelers survived a earlier this year, stepped in front of Green Bay got first possession in dramatic second-half Seattle Sea- Dolphins 21, Colti 7 a Jack Thompson pass intended for the overtime, but gave up the ball hawks' comeback for the victory. BALTIMORE - Rookie Dan tight end Jimmie Giles and raced on four downs on Bucky Scribner's Dave Krieg, Jim Zorn's backup Marino, with a deft touch despite a down the right sideline for the 34-yard punt to the Vikings' 42. driving rain, passed for two touch- quarterback, gave the Steelers, 6-2, Kansas City 13, Houston 10 1 game-winning score with 90 seconds tin scare of their lives in the second downs and set up another with a 64- left in the third quarter. HOUSTON - Kansas City's Nick half after Pittsburgh left the field yard completion as the Miami The Bucs, who built an early 14-0 Lowery, who missed a 52-yard field Dolphins whipped the backsliding with a seemingly safe 24-0 halftime lead on James Wilder's 2-yard TD goal in regulation play, booted a 41- Baltimore Colts. lead. run and Jeremiah Castille's 69-yard yarder with 7:19 left in overtime as Harris, the NFL's No. 2 all-time Marino, who entered the game as interception return, dropped to 0-8 the Chiefs defeated Houston. leading rusher behind Jimmy the leading passer in the AFC, now as some in the crowd of 48,242 sang The Oilers, who lost their 15th Brown, carried 31 times for 132 has eight TD passes in his three "Goodbye Johnny,'' referring to consecutive game, missed a chance yards, including a 9-yard touchdown starts, and 11 for the season. Coach John McKav. to break the string when Florian run in the opening quarter. Kempf missed a 41-yard field goal Broncos 14, Chargers 6 with four seconds left in the game. Attocieled Preet photo DENVER - Steve DeBerg, Chiefs' quarterback Bill Kenney DANCE CRAZE — Atlanta Falcon placekicker Mick Luckhurst shrugging off. three first-half drove the Chiefs 60 yards to the mimics trje sack dance of the Jets' Mark Gastineau after kicking a FREEHOLD TODAY fumbles, improvised a 30-yard pass winning field goal in a drive field goal during the fdUrth quarter of yesterday's game. The kick pgt play to Rick Unchurch for a fourth- highlighted by a 20-yard completion quarter touchdown and Dave to Stephon Paig on third down the Falcons ahead. 24-21, and they went on to post a 27-24 victory. POST TIME IPM I Paidi Pride N (L Seerendi) 31 111: I'ace, Sl.tM. Clm» , 14 000 J Count i ,iu (J Molseyev) ) U*i- IWfUouu IW Kt-llfvJ j y..4-l 1 H.II Hunny IH bluml . ..3.1 i Yam Beau (Flo Brow tie) e-1 .' A [>\ Unit.i i* Hresnahant M IGina a Good Trump: Generals don't desire Wilson The World Middleweight NEW YORK (AP) - Donald Trump, Wilson. " The Raiders have made no an- probably three years, ' and that eventu- CHAMPIONSHIP new owner of the United States Football Trump said, "I guess they just played nouncement regarding Wilson, and Al ally the new league might switch to fall League New Jersey Generals, said Al Davis like a drum. I was very LoCasale, Davis' executive assistant. football to go head-on against the NFL. yesterday that agent Howard Slusher surprised. He was a player we had no before the Raiders game with the had "played Al Davis like a drum," interest in. He was a second string Cowboys last night would neither con- "I personally don't mind that using the USFL as a threat to get a quarterback and we do have interest in firm nor deny the signing. scenario." he said. "I think it is a very better contract from the Los Angeles a specific quarterback in the NFL, but exciting scenario for a lot of people that Raiders for backup quarterback Marc It is not Wilson. The agent bid him up and '"All contracts and other money mat- you go fall-winter, directly against the Wilson. just played Al Davis and, frankly. I was ters are the business of the Raiders, our NFL." Appearing on NBC Sports' "NFL '«," surprised at Al Davis I understand he players and the IRS We never make Trump said the Generals have "very, signed him for close to a million dollars these matters public," he said Trump also appeared on CBS' "The very little interest," In a number of which is just totally preposterous and NFL Today, " and said Miami Dolphins Trump did not dismiss three other Slusher's players, "especially in Marc ridiculous." Coach Don Shula wants to coach the Slusher clients, holdout defensive backs Generals. "It's merely a question of Mike Haynes. Jeris White and Gary whether I want to pay a certain price." Barbara The price was reported to be an SPORTS SCHEDULE "Howard Slusher is just another agent apartment for Shula in Trump's new as far as I am concerned." he said "If HAGLEOURAN luxury Fifth Avenue building where he has players at a reasonable price, we residences rent from $500,000 for one will deal with him. We will deal with Albufy PlA » bedroom to $12 million for a triplex anybody ... anybody that has really high, "penthouse: ~ SI. John •.. first line players. NFL players, we'll Uwr CM • W« (7 p m | deal with." Mmtfana "°~» In Baltimore, Shula said "All I've done I. HALl S?0 FOUNTAIN CASINO Si ROM • Monmouti ftig Runnon-FH Rag is listen to what he's had to say They | ASIURV PARK ?01 7787888 Own T»p. a * Jot" Wnwt Walil Mmtquan »tl «• UU • «u HI omctl l SftenRag 1 Trump said he saw parity for the approached me. I didn't approach MBWH HKxyHudton USFL with the esUblished NFL "within them." B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1983 Service helps stores accommodate seniors excellent service' It advises store into smaller servings at the shop, the manager outlines ways in which habits BY JACK H. SMITH I have one additional suggestion: managers about factors that are per's request. the supermarket can better serve No matter how much you miss the important to the older shopper and In addition, store managers are the older customer. These include Shop with your newspaper. The old corner grocery store, research offers suggestions for meeting advised to supply small handbaskeb shopping-education seminars tot newspaper ads are good guides to confirms that you prefer super- TIME them. For example: for smaller orders; to place produce groups; in-store demonstrations and each day's featured merchandise, marketing - for the wider selec- — Diets: Some older people are bags and scales at an easyto-reach displays on better shopping, tell what's being sold at a special tion, one-stop convenience and the OF on special diets and often look for a level; to let older shoppers know brochures on such subjects as price today or tomorrow, and in- ability to choose your own good selection of low-sodium and when the store is least crowded. and nutrition and food selection; and dicate how various stores differ in purchases low-calorie foods at reasonable to use large type for prices. transportation services to get mort their sales and prices. Make good However, studies also indicate YOUR prices The FMI suggests that there The manager also receives train- shoppers to the store more conve- .use of coupons — buying non- that many older shoppers face be special shelf labels for diet ipg folders for store employees niently. In addition, it's suggested perishables when you get a discount, special problems These include LIFE products to help shoppers locate These encourage that orders be read that the store act as a site for health whether you need them right then or having trouble reading product these items, or that they be grouped aloud, item by item; that the tests and civic presentations, and not. Clip special prices from the labels, reaching something on a in one main section. employee face the customer direct that volunteers help fill orders for newspaper even when it isn't a high shelf; handling a shopping - Small servings Often, meat, ly when speaking, in case he or she the homebound. coupon, just in case the checkout cart; cruising the whole store in suggestion that the manager ask the fruit and canned items are packaged is hard of hearing and must lip The program even educates the clerk is confused about the price. search of one item, loading the car; Food Marketing Institute {to which in quantities too large for the older read, encourage assisting oldei consumer through a folder that the Supermarkets must pay attention and being able to find smaller he probably belongs i in Washington shopper's needs The FMI suggests shoppers in reaching high items and store can drop into older customers' to us The United States has more portions about its new Aging Service that stores have smaller packages unloading the carl at the checkout grocery bags It contains suggested than 25.5 million people over age 65; If your supermarket is a bit weak Congratulations to the FMI — and available at all times and that counter; and ask that older shop menus, information on what foods 95 percent of us live in independent in wooing the older shopper - and to the American Association of mil ices be posted in the meat and pers' complaints be passed along tc can be brought monthly in larger households - and, according to FMI if you feel awkward about making a Retired Persons (AARP), which produce departments, stating thai the boss sizes to take advantage of specials, and AARP. we represent (26 billion complaint - make Hie positive eooppralod in the effort — for this employees will repackage items A community program guide for and tips on moneywise shopping in food sales. Convicts change behavior to survive ANN Dear Ann Landers: 1 homosexuality. Anyone sex become abnormal after figured "better gay than on one statement: "Better newspaper expects to be didn't go to college. I was who thinks all homosexuals a few forced sexual en- dead." gay than dead." A male paid for responses given to educated on the streets. were born that way would counters with fellow in- It made me sick to see who is forced to participate specific inquiries. The But what I learned from change his mind in a hurry mates. Many guys who 1 those young ones thrown in in a homosexual act in fourth member said that LANDERS experience and observa- if he'd walked in my shoes would bet my life were with lifers. I'm sure the prison does not become when a reader wants a tion is a lot closer to the for the last 18 months. I've totally straight gave in to emotional damage they gay He merely submits in personal reply and some truth than some of the stuff been in prison. the muscle-bound majority suffered will never be re- order to survive His sex- research is required, the I read in magazines and I saw married men with when they were out- paired. ual preference remains un- inquirer is expected to books. For example- normal attitudes toward numbered. They probably changed send whatever he (or she) And now will you please As for the homosexual's feels is appropriate com- She was very disappointed. return it if I have a name answer a question? In what view of women: Generally pensation for the time and What's the lowdown? — and address. If there is no way do homosexuals think they like women as friends, trouble. Brooklyn, N.Y. name and address, I turn about women? Would I be but are not aroused by The fourth member, to Dear Brooklyn: I know the money over to a local correct in assuming that them sexually. The same prove her point, sent a of no rules prohibiting a charity. For those of you How to attack spots magazines such as Playboy goes for looking at the question along with a check colymnist from accepting who may be trying to guess and Penthouse are of no magazines you mentioned to an advice columnist. No money from a reader, but the identity of the advice DEAR HELOISE: interest to them? — Ne- Dear Ann Landers: response was received — such a practice, in my columnist who neither ac- Can an old septuagenarian bachelor braska Reader Please settle a bet for four not an answer to the ques- view, would be highly un- knowledged nor returned tilt your equilibrium a bit to the Dear Reader: Before I members of our panel. tion nor ap acknowledg- ethical the check, it was not Dear positive side? reply to your question I'd Three of us say no ment of the check which, When I receive money Abby Her policy is the An old spoiler's trick in Ihe like to straighten you out columnist who writes for a incidentally, was. cashed. from a reader, I always same as mine cleaning business: I'm cleaning sol- HINTS vent around the spot but not on it. Using a small brush, stroke Ihe FROM solvent towards the center of the spot. Hiatus hernia eyed Do NOT brush through the spot for HELOISE to do so would spread ihe diluted stain BY LESTER L ing from the mouth to the verse themselves The best to the outer edge of Ihe cleaning COLEMAN, M.D. stomach, passes through a that can be done is to try solvent or make Ihe spol larger. normal opening in the to control the severity of Blot with a paper lowel and repeal diaphragm Sometimes the heartburn and other until the spol is removed. — Chester I complained to my doc- YOUR tor of heartburn, especially this opening becomes symptoms by diet and Richards chamois? I have lost the clipping of enlarged and the upper medications your column on the subject. — Jim at night. He decided to do Have a hint for Heloisi•" portion of the stomach Coffee, alcohol, spicy Nagy an X-ray and he found that HEALTH Send it to: Heloise, P 0 Box 32001), pushes itself through that foods, fatty foods and If you want to restore the softness I had a hiatus hernia. Of San Antonio, TX 78218 opening and stays above tobacco should be reduced In yciui chamois, try this: course, I am worried about LOOSE SCISSORS the diaphragm. to a minimum Some drugs Pour two quarts of warm water it even though I was told Dear Heloise: This is tried and From a technical point may be responsible for the into a container Put in the chamois that it is not cancerous. true: When the screw loosens in of view, there are a distress scissors, wind some sewing thread and a teaspoon of olive oil Gently Are there any special diets number of different kinds Frequent use of an- of carbonated beverages, procedure around Ihe screw and pul it back into squeeze the water out — don't wring that can cure this? — Mrs. of hernias. X-rays are de- tacids, especially one hour meat broths, pork, strong SPEAKING OF YOUR place. it - then stretch the chamois out in H.W., Del. finitive and the hernia is after meals and at bedtime cheeses, rich desserts, HEALTH ,., Any form ol The thread gives it a bit of a lighter a cool place to dry Dear Mrs W.: readily demonstrated. can neutralize the acidity nuts, olives and popcorn is aspirin, with or without fil and helps keep Ihe scissors This will help the chamois, but the A hiatus hernia is an The gastric juices and of the stomach and con- suggested. Overloading the buffering additives, should together longer. — Helen Aslin olive oil may leave a film on windows anatomical condition that enzymes that normally are siderably modify the dis- be avoided by people who or other glass areas So. you may occurs frequently in people stomach with heavy meals present in the stomach have a history of stomach WATKRY SPAGHETTI want to first test it on a smalt area past the age of 50. It tress. A number of new presents a problenx_ln- cause heartburn and other Dear Heloise: When spaghetti in use it only on metal surfaces. happens more frequently in drugs have been tried stead, eating smaller quan- and intestinal ulcers Kven symptoms when they in- These are used only under tities of food six times a the coated forms of aspirin turns oul to be watery on Ihe plate, And Jim. don't forget to clip this people who are markedly vade the esophagus the direct supervision of a should be taken only at the most people think this has to do with out anil put it in a safe place — Hugs. overweight It is said to day will reduce the symp- In uncomplicated cases Ihe spaghetti Itself. Usually, it's the Heloise occur in almost 45 percent doctor for sometimes toms of hiatus hernia. suggestion of a physician sauce. 'STRAIGHT CANDLES of all people in this age it is necessary only lo drugs themselves might he It is only in rare cases Dr. Coleman welcomes avoid heavy meals es- irritating. To make sure Ihe sauce is cooked Dear Heloise: This is how I keep group that a hiatus hernia becom- questions from readers. pecially late at night It is down enough, dip a spoon into Ihe my candles straight in their holders. Most patients have few A bland diet is rec- es complicated enough to Please write to him in care suggested that patients ommended The avoidance came after it has cooked for an hour I lake a piece of plastic wrap about •symptoms and rarely com- warrant a surgical of this newspaper. should not lie down im- and a half to iwo hours. If the MUC£ eight inches long and fold it into a plain to the doctor about mediately after eating, and is still walery try adding some lomato two-inch square. Then with scissors I them Heartburn, a sense if they do, there should be paste to thicken it - T. Thomas cut the square into a-small circle of fullness, bloating and You even" may try adding grated about two inches in diameter. belching especially after a an elevation of the head of the bed Parmesan cheese to the sauce for a- This I fit around the base of the heavy meal make the doc- The diet for hiatus slightly different taste Heloise candle. I then push Ihe wrapped end tor suspicious enough to hernia is not specific and is SOFT CHAMOIS into the holder, using more or less request an X-ray study of in no way meant to cure Dear Heloise Would you please tell plastic, as needed, to secure the the esophagus thp condition. For once the us again how to rejuvenate a candle and holder. — Jo Rogers In essence the problem is this Normally the anatomical changes have esophagus, the lube lead- occurred, they do not re- / FALL SALE DAYS m ALL NEW!! < you' SPORTSWEAR All Wool By "Sportwhirl" • SLACKS * • SKIRTS • • JACKETS • IN SOLIDS & PLAIDS \ SfclW* \ SIZES 4 TO 14 BOOTS ALL LEATHER "BASS" "DEXTER" "ZO- DIM 9 WEST" "COB- B1ES" & MORE $2999 NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL SIZES ,*oi>d VAULE TO 88.00 1^e>' Ask about our special re-sign offer. *** SWEATERS SLACKS-SKIRTS If "MAEJM" "UTOT •Y "MITOr "MYI CUWT" U emisniu' s MO "COTTMf TMLM" t MOM Call now and ask about our new Ptwercise program. AS LOW AS $15.00 544-1773 739-4774 >/2 Off Vllut To 80.00 SHREWSBURY AVE. & HWY. 35 KMART PLAZA, ROUTE 35 SHREWSBURY, NJ. HAZLET, N.J. 8 WALLACE ST.. RED BANK-842-6610 PEANUTS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 19S3 The Daily Rggirtcr B7 I pan SUPPOSE IWVE l'M TWNKIN6 OF TAKIN6 ILL A&MIT m MOTIVE WITH YOU AROONP DENNIS THE MENACE PONE MUCH TRAVEUN6, A LITTLE T»P AHP IS A BIT SELFISH . I PONT THINK I'P HAVE VOU? U1A5 LKMPHIN6 IF YOUP EVER GET MU66ED1 CAKE 10 60 AL0N6... CROSSWORD ACROSS 23 Public 47 Cruaoa'a 11 \ t That auction 12CnM i Opatakx a 25 Snarl 4* Ang*i 15 Vartu apot 27 Amrica S2 Tropical 11 Saaduck • Stratum 29 Ring out Mrd 21 otam olora JO Colonial 55 Hocfcay 24 structure BEETLE BAILEY 12 Coble loyaliat anal torani nKMr S, * SAVVOUR 11 Tannla Saw BETTER RELAX VOUR THE BEGINNING WAS 14 Flooa away My PRAYERS, 14 Popular M FuHol M Whltnay SRlf» TW/S MAV TAKE THE VJORP... " II EitMilon a Franeh BEETL aong, ooca wonda< A LITTLE TIME 11 Alluvial N Lhnty 13 A.hand* danca •5 Blotaooi 2»Ca»adtor 17 SHaof 40 Nautical part 10 SmM> Capa Fara- H LIppoLlppI 31 AHrtbuta ma (7 SKW 11 MM 41 Paper and 1t Oroora- ooa 15 Flowara paint HDry MBaMlMl 42 Got along H Kyuahu 37 WHMM 44 Sarad coin 42 Billiard 20 Ta ta 45 Datactln 22 Slun 70 Plant ot and Chartta motat 43 EujanaV.- placat 44 Badga< a CompraMMl DOWN 1 Malta up 50 I 2 Angiy kingdom 51 Mourning mini ii i iiimniu 3 Taxonj. i see IT, BUT I I,/iimmriu iman 4 PMnt.r lor algn BELIEVE IT ' WHAT DO YA /WAN WE'RE SON' ON A SECOND HONEW0N2 it in iinnu MI ii laachlng 53 Broantaa un until; iiiHiiiMiinir 5 Imprlaon 54 Qrandatand BREAK DON'T EVEN REMEMBER OUR./5KST0ME'" inn MI inn mm 6 Lindmii •action SLASS R auramant 57 Ctodt THE FAMILY CIRCUS 7 Portai 51 Flranza IN I Maxlcan coma CAM OF alata 59 Panacna 9 Addition «2 Sadan FLAMM6 » M.E.E.H 10 Promlnanl M Analyai'a •appla" tamt SNUFFY SMITH I THINK WE LOWEEZV BETTER STOP PITCHIN" CHOPPIN WOOD HOSS SHOES, 5NUFFV- MARY WORTH "Promise you won't get mad if I tell you something?" VOUK CHANGE NOW I'M THE ON£ WHO OF HEART 15 THINKS IT WOULD A LITTLE A MISTAKE TD LEAP ARTHUR HAS LAT IMTO PA(? MADE AN AWKWARD ATTEMPT TO EASE THE YOUR HOROSCOPE TENSION CAUSED ©V LAST NI&HTfe ARGUMENT By STELLA WILDER Nelson, actor. ARIES (March 21-April I9i - One MONDAY, OCT. 24 To see what is in store for you who seeks your approval may also tomorrow, find your birthday and seek your aid Don't hold back on Born today, you are both ambitious read the corresponding paragraph either count today and impatient for success. Even as a Let your birthday star be your daily TAURUS (April 20-May 201 - Re- youngster you possessed an extremely guide vise your schedule to accommodate THE WIZARD OF ID strong sense of self and an even TUESDAY, OCT. 25 events little expected, but much hoped stronger desire to be "someone." SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Ex- for. Revise your views also You have been gifted with a number of citing, changes on the home front GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - You talents, any one of which you could create an atmosphere of well-being should emerge from difficulty even develop into the single spectacular that goes everywhere with you. more confirmed in your ambition than ability that will bring you the life of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 211 - ever Courage is needed now. remuneration and recognition you Your own faith in your capabilities CANCER lJune21July 22) - Your want You will have to take care, carries you through difficult hours of bid for promotion may be ignored for however, that, as a consequence of apparent failure the time being Ultimately, however, having a multiplicity of options, con- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19} - advancement is yours. fusion doesn't set in to spoil things for Behave in ways in keeping with your LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 - Review you upbringing The question of popularity your various points of argument Although you are absolutely should not be considered before testing your strength against straightforward in terms of truth, you those with seniority on their side are at the same time tactful and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - A change of residence may be in order VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22» — Con- diplomatic You have a knack for tell- fidence breeds confidence Take care, ing it precisely "like it is, " yet coat- Make your plans known to all in- BUSINESS-BUT IT volved, but don't give them up however, that you don t appear cocky CU«EBM ing any bitter pill with enough of the i jlher than sure of yourself FLIRTING sugar of kindness that it goes down PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20) - Op- LIBRA (Sept." 23-Ocl. 22) - easily. posites attract' You may find yourself Progress is made when you least ex- Also born on this date are: Dame in a peculiar and at the same time pect it today What you took recently Sybil Thorndlke, actress; David funnv situation today to be a drawback proves not to be one! BRIDGE ADVICE BLONDIE BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD diamonds to discard his losing spade NORTH MV LUNCH BtSEAK COULD VOU SPARE -M THOUGHT The rest'was easy 19 OVER, I've GOT SOME LOOSE WEBE GOING Scientists are teaching higher apes DAILY QUESTION A 10 7 5 TO GET 6ACK TO VOUH JOB to talk, but only an exceptional ape KQ > , MV JOB Youhold AKJ9632 74 J 76 would find a convincing excuse for 2 •> A. Parlner bids one diamond, you Ay 10 5 East's bidding and West's opening respond one spade, and he raises to AK.I LOB lead todav Still, declarer, playing in a two spades The opponents pass What recent English tournament, had to do vou sav11 keep his wits about him to make the WEST EAST most of the silly lead ANSWER Bid four spades You A K J 9 6 3 2 AQ4 Smith's possible losers were a can't be sure you can make the game: 74 J 10 8 6 3 2 spade, a diamond and a trump The partner might have strength in clubs .176 2 K83 opening lead gave South time — but he and weakness in the red suits How- A A A92 had to use it properly. IMMEDIATE ever, you'll probably have a reason- FINESSE able play for game, and it p>r. to bid NUBBIN South overtook dummy's queen of aggressively when you have a decent. hearts with the ace in order to try an trump suit If you're a crafty type, SOITH NOW, TM6 MO*3T immediate finesse with the queen of you might bid hearts on your way to A A8- IMPORTANT diamonds. 'If this worked, he could four spades to discourage a heart A 95 ; TWN&- To afford to give up a club and a spade. opening lead 0 4 REMEMBER WUEU East produced the king of A y » 7 6 4 3 PUVlW FOOTRALL diamonds and returned a spade South (A Pocket Guide to Bridge written took the ace of spades at once and by Alfred Sheinwold is available. Get tried a finesse with the ten of your copy by sending $2.50, including a diamonds If this failed South would stamped, self-addressed No. 10 en- North East South West be down two instead of one. but an velope to Sheinwold on Bridge, in care 1 extra 50 points means nothing in such of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1000, Los Pass 2 A 2 A situations. Angeles, CA 90053.) 3A 3 A 4 A Pass When the second diamond finesse North dealer 5A Dbl All Pass worked, declarer cashed the ace of Neither side vulnerable Opening lead — 07 HAGAR HI AND LOIS WAT A PAY, I 6H0W6P 25 HOUSES BOY, AM 1 I B0RHEP TVE POT ROAST 'PBRFBCT"? YOU REALLY TO PIFFEPENT CLIENTS ANP I P'PM'T 6LA? To TMlMK SO... EVEN SET A"MAYBE.'IM ADDirioM,THE HOME.' PERFECT FAH BELT 9ROXe,A>iO I 6OT A RUN IN iv' i( i THE PHANTOM IVE uoncep THAT 6CM.es eveizy TIME I m^ence THEM HAVE AN iMTgees.riMt and Founo they match those of an SS be deJivtred to the Borougn y (1) yews rungs Part-time, days. agency bookkeeper fJompvter Luke, Holly and Celia be Clerk during regular buimtit under shall contain the loWowing Tip helpful Can Mr Hubos. 7-6 4 Mtaataing Age No par- Language, pursuant to Chapter FREE FOUND ADS lieutenant in Nazi Ger- hours prior to that time, to be eon ehaii mtarapraaanl Ma age or 767-6653 moved. The trio is then 127, Lawaof 1975 As a service to our community BORO OF KEANSBURO — opened at said publ K meeting me age of another person tor the many wanted for war During tha performance of ttiia The De«y Register n offering a Mechanic, experienced with ISLAND! ATTENO- taken to an African The premises to be sold con purpoae of inducing any Uosneee contract, the contractor agreea FREE 3-line FOUND ad for 4 heavy duty equipment desired ANT/WftECKER DMVEA - crimes. Lars, aware silts of vacant land designated as or his employee to eeu. serve or pavilion. Grant gives Luke, days under our Lost A Found 40hrs • wee* salary $n 700 Weekends, light oarage duties a portion ot Block 40. Lot 21 01 deliver any aicohoHc beverage to Palmer knows about his A Tha contractor or subcon- classification CODE ENFORCEMENT OF- Holly and Celia clues as to and the adjoining right of way a person under twenty-one (21) tire machine, included Muet be M tractor, where applicable, wMi The Register appreciate* vour FICER - Full dme. 35 hours a past, denies all to Daisy consisting ot approximately ' * years or to permit a person •up Apply in person J 4 R where they're being held not discriminate against any honesty ft will do its pan In find- weak, knowledge of building under twenty-one (21) yae/a to Sunoco, Bettord and tells her he wants to employee or applicant for ing tha original owner Please trade desired, salary. $10,400 with a survey prepared Dv remain on any pramlaaa ki vtoi- captive in case one of them employment because of aga. call ua at ft42-1700 Eacceilent benefits send reaume JEWELRY SHOW — 1**4 la elope. Daisy overhears Milliard 1 Vomanis me Oiled atton of subeectJon 6-5 i manages to escape. Luke race, creed, color, national loBoro Manager. 43 Church Si here Make btg proms for Me October 4. 1983. copies of which 7-0 S PreeumpUon Any par- FOUND — Male, Lhasa Apao. holidays Hurry dor.1 £symake Lars ordering Palmer and are available at the office of the origin, ancestry, marital btond Found on Park Ava near Keansburg. NJ 07734 j and Holly are aware of the son twenty-one (21) years ol age status or sax Tha contractor big money sverydsy 9W D231 Erica murdered at Jenny Borough Clerk The conditions ot or oJder who accompanies such Shore Rd 739-4830 clues, but Celia's not sale trt as follows wHI take affirmative action lo BOYS/GIRLS— 11-17. morning [ a parson under the age ot ensure that such applicants newspaper routes are available I and Tony's engagement l The sale shall be to the twenty-one (21) years intoa LEGAL SECRETARY - My sec- Scorpio, thinking he has highest bidder and the minimum are recruited and employed. m Red Bank. Middletown. I party and Daisy prepares premises in which alcoholic LOST — 2 mo old kitten, brown Belford Lincroft. Atlantic High- • retary is hsvetng a baby, if you got the accurate micro- Did price lor the land shall De beverages are sotd and who pt- female, vicinity ot Keyport Post lands Aberdeen. Cliffwood are imerested in helping ma to warn them Nina tells 1200 000 00 mits the person under the aga of treated during employment. film, turns it over and Office yard. 10/13 Write to P O Beach. Union Beech. Keyport t while she H awty. pteaae cal I A condition ot the sale is twenty-one (21) yean to posaees without regard to their age, Steve she still loves Cliff. thai the premises must be used race, creed, color, national Bow *M Keyport. Haziet Exc earnings snd a 542-9025 Legal wpertenoe Celia is released. Scorpio the alcoholic beverages shall be helpful typing ft dictaphone re- lor senior citnen housing ap origin, ancestry, marital LOST — Dog. famsle. black i chance lo win prites snd trips Nina upset when Cliff says quired. immedia^a_^v*|ato«lty^ unaware that when it is proved Ov the United States De •talus or sax Such action brown Beagle, vlctnlty Stone Rd Call 600-242 0650 toll-free LEGAL SECRETARY - For Red their sleeping together was learned that the microfilm represented the age ol the par- ehaii include, but not be lim- * Pooie Ave . Hazlet 738 3493 BOYS/QIRLS — iiyra or older. Development son under the age of twenty-one ited to the following employ- tor psper routes in Eatontown It Bank firm. $325 legal exp ft exc a mistake. Cliff admits to (2i)yaers. LOST — Oold pin In Red Bank is fake, Luke and Holly are 3 Upon completion ot the ment, upgrading, demotion. you like money and people, call skills required Submit reaume Food.own or Long Branch Devon that he has slept bidding, the Contract ot Sale will 7-5.6 Parents Required to At- or transfer, recruitment or re- 542-8860 Areas available to Box A-454, The Daily Regis- marked for death At the tend Hearing of Minor a parent Poultry Farm area. Ittt Bat Oct be awarded to the highest bidder cruitment advertising lay off Stoney Hill Rd . Grand Ava, ter. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 with Nina but isn't sure he or guardian ot my minor 15 Call 842 1342 hospital, Leslie stunned However, it the successful bidder or termination, rates otof psy Lakeview Ten . Taylor Rd . Max- LEGAL SECRETARY - Keep wants to go back with her tails Io obtain me approval ot the charged with a violation of any of or other forms of compensa- your skills thsrp. Hay local, earn - when she sees a candy the provisions of mis chapter well Rd Tad invites Liza to the United Stales Department of tion, and selection for train- eitrs I for holidays Register striper who resembles shall be required to attend the ing, including apprenticeship CARRIERS WANTED — For now with, yacht party and plans to (H u O ] within 160 days, or hearing ot the complaint For the Tha contractor agree, to poet Ocean port. Eatontown, Mon- Laura, HUD rejects the application of purpose of compelling such at- in conspicuoui pieces, avail- LOST — Grey nins month old mouth Beach ares Call Andris. TEMPS tendance, the judge ot the mu- make trip to the Caribbean tht bidder lor ioprovai then that able lo employee* and appli- •nepphard looking dog. answeri 542-4000. Ext 209 ____ 300 Hwy 35 So Middletown with Marian bidder shall be disoualilied and nicipal court of the Borough of cants for employment, no- to the name of imofcty Lost yes- 747-6963 GUIDING LIGHT: Hope Little Silver it hereby authoriied tices to be provided by the terday, Oct. 17 Reward If found CAREER OPPORTUNITY the Contract ot Sale may be LICENCED REAL ESTATE PER- attends her first AA meet- awarded to the neit highest bid and directed to cause the parent contracting officer selling 495-1362 anytime [ Nationwide firm seeks smbltioui dei who may successfully obtain or guardian ot the minor to at- forth the provisions of thla hard working conscientious as- SON — Exp not necessary. ANOTHER WORLD: LOST — Old English Sheepdog. ing and realizes that Ed is the approval of H u D tand the hearing by issuing ap- nondlacimlnation clause, sociates interested in esrning great potential Benson Hill As- gray ft white. River Plaia area, Rachel tests Donna's loyal- 4 The successful bidder will propriate subpoenas to compel B The contractor or subcon- $30,000 per year, training pro- soclstas, 747-6226 also attending. Eli is be- brown collier Please call ty by suggesting Sally may be rcQuircd to obtain subdivision such attendance It shall be suffi- tractor, where applicable will gram now available. 671-5670 HELP WANTED - Licensed, real cient compliance with the 842-9003 ealste sales person Fuii-ume hind Annabelle's problem, provisions hereof, il one of the CAR PENTERS-H ELPERS — Fof marry Peter in London of the Borough ot Highlands for LOST — Cat, black with white Active office Energetic person parents or one of the guardians work in Red Bank area Framing when he learns she is going the premises tone sold •pot on cheit Female, ahon needed Ask for Paul Paul P Sally sees Peter off at the attend tha hearing pursuant •loyees placed by or on exp nacasssry Eves . 367-6765 5 The bid must be Accom- hair, lost in Shrewsbury Csl Bova. Inc-671-2544 to a new psychiatrist, he hereof behalf of the contractor, itate airport. Elena suspicious panied bv s deposit in cash or CASHIERS ftTSALES CLERKS — considers doing that one in Ihsi all qualified applicants 842-7401 of Cecilles motives (or certified check in the amount ol 7-5 7 Possession No parson will receive conaideratlontor Needed to worV part-time, morn- as well. Ed decides to have $10,000 00. payable to the under the eg* ot twenty-one (21) employment without regard inga, afternoons A evenings MATAWAN — (Lskeridga) Love- visiting the dying Louis in Borough of Highlands years shall possess serve, sell or Apply at Nichols Depi store. Rt ly Colonist, 4 bedroom, 2 lire- surgery on his hand so that to aga, race, creed, color, na- LOST — Grey. Siamese cal. Paris Donna flab- 6 The title Io be conveyed by consume any alcoholic beverage tional origin, ancestry martial Dogwood/McCutchaon Rd area 34 ft Lloyd Rd.. Aberdeen. N.J. plscss. formal dining room. Isrga he can return to the operat- In any public street highway, status of sex. Middlatown 671-7563 COLLECTOR — Must be ex- game room-12 rooms Gas heat. and Sale Deed with covenant park, footway, or other public or bergasted Perry is the new C Tha contractor or subcon- perienced. $250 +• a week lo mini cond Available Nov V against grantors acts and m quasi-public place within the LOST — Black, long haired cal. 4 ing room Warren tells tractor where applicable will •tart, for Interview please call Mr Near Parkway $1000 par mo cook at Smiley's Ted of- Borough of Little Silver No par- white pawt. white noaa. chest ft sand to each labor union or Deck si 544-6OO0 Ask for Ruth Paul P Bova. Inc., Leslie Ann he once attend- reputable title company doing son under the aga of twanty-ona fers to get cocaine for representative or workers belly Neutered malt Answers to 671-2544 business m the State 0< Jew Jer (21} yetrs snsl .onsume or have ed medical school but drop- with which he has s collective Floyd Call 74r-1789 COUNTER HELP - ft Donut fin- Nicole Sharing a passion- sey. In his or her possession any al- MECHANIC — Packaging line LOST — Brown, valcro wallet, ishers needed. Apply >n person, ped out after the first year 7 If defects m the title shall coholic beverages while In a Mickey's Donut land. 9 Brosd mechanic.preferred experience ate kiss, Jamie and Stacy motor vehicle in any public place other contract or under- Lincrort area. Woodland Dr Re- on Bartel. iveniee machine and Hillary tells Leslie Ann ward ottered Call 264-1871. St . Red Bank. admit their love for one known to the Borough and the or qutti-public piece in the standing, a nones, to be various powder filling ex- that she wants to be her Borough ol Little Silver provided by the agency con- aftar 4 . COUNTER HELP — Dunkin perience Particle Sue Manufac- another Jeremiah warns tracting officer, advising the clear those delects II the LOST — Toy CCHIi*. brown ft Donuti looking for meture-mind- turing. 30 Park Ava. P O. Box roommate Tony and An- 7-6 REVOCATION OF labor union or workers rep- Borough is unable to clear the white. Hotmdel-Everett Rd ares ed dependable persons lor 44S En gin Mown. N J 07726 Janet if Mark doesn't stop LICENSES rssentstlva of the contractor a nabelle realize she is not defects, purchaser mav either counter dutiea Must be IB yean 201-446-2202 Any license issued under this commitments under thli act Family's heart broken Call his investigation, Mark's a purchase the exiling title as it old Full ft part-time shins avail- the murderess and decide chapter may be suspended or and shall post copies of the Days 291-0313 Eves ft MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — appears in the search or declare able Apply in person only be- dead man revoked for violation of any of the notice In conspicuous places Weedendt B42-42B8 Reward to prove it Josh discovers the contract null and void, in tween 11 am A 3 p m , Mon Busy internist's oM.ee Exp provisions ot this chapter or any available to employees snd 1100 thru Fri., Dunkin Donuts, Rt 35 & preferred Mon fri. 2-6 pm ft which event the Borough shall provisions of any applicable AS THE WORLD where 1111 is hiding but spplicsnts for employment. Newmsn Springs Rd Sal. Mornings Sand resume to return the deposit Paid and shall statute or any of tha rules or Tha contractor also sgrees BOMS-407 The Dally Register. TURNS: James, too late to tells no one in order to have nolurlher liability. regulations ot the State Dwison LOST - Blue Mere! Sheltie. 1 W. Shrewsbury. and quarantees to afford equal Shrewabury.N J 07701 8 At purchaser's expense. of Alcoholic Beverage Control. old, answers to the name of Prin- stop Karen and John's protect his father Opportunity in performance of CUSTODIAL HELP — Past-time. MEN OR WOMEN — Housed lest borinQs *v111 oe performed to cess in vicinity of Little Sliver 4 hrs.. private school, csll Proceedings for suspension or the contract in accordance with wives, retired couples, students. wedding, decides to poison affirm that the proposed building an affirmative action program Rawsrd Call 747-8467 after 3 5424777 make big money for holidays can be constructed on the site cordance with tha provisions ot approved by the Stete Treasurer 842-3600 second door Gunnar Ariel gets help for LOVING: Lily returns DELIVERV~~PERS6N8~ PART- Csll 968-0231 R.S 33 1-31 by service of a five Bids must be enclosed In a LOST — Toy collie, brown ft TIME —Days avail first but alto home and is. discovered to digenouv to the arcd Mil cannot, day notice of charge* preferred sealed envelope bearing the while. Holmdel-Everett Rd ares fiunnar,.whose life is saved evenings Must have own car MODELS NEEDED - Children buyer snail not be obligated Io against the licensee and afford- name and addrsss of tha bidder Family • heart broken Call have meningitis Her" Apply m person Danny's Plzia ft only, 6 months to 16 years For by John /Gunnar decides to close title and shall be entitled to ing a reasonable opportunity for and marked "Chlorine Bid" It the Dayi 201-2303 Eves 8 the return of his deposit, pro Subl II. 418 Hwy 35. Middle- advertising No exp necessary. physical condition im- hearing . a contract is awarded lo tha bid- Weedends 642-4286 Reward charter private plane to fly vided that the Borough is notified town Csll 256-1000 Premiere Suspension or revocation ol a der, said bidder must within five $100 Ariel, Karen, John and proves while her emotional of such condition within 30 davs dsys aftar notification that the Modeling Agency. 600 Riverview license shall be m addition to any DINTAl ASSIS Dr . Totowa. N J Stale-licensed condition continues to olhar penalty which may belm- contract is ready for execution TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - Dustin out of Hispanique. 9 The closing ot title shalt be EOE poaed for a violation of this This is to stipulate thai I. Qersld TANT/RECtPTIONIST — Fair slide Merrill realizes she within 1B0 days ot the award ol unaware that James is in chapter P Toomey. has lost my saving MOTOR ROUTES Part-time the bid, provided that the Oov performance bond satisfactory is taking back seat to account passbook, sccount days a week. '•> day Sat, no wad early morning established news- the cockpit James decides Section 2 This ordlnacne shall lo the Authority il requested • 01-210-2-00000-469-8 II found paper routes are available io re- Roger's career and family. extend the time for closing in its lake affect immediately upon Its William J Rooney to get rid of all his enemies passage and publication accord- please notify First National state Non-smoker Csll 741-7654 liable people with cars in sole discretion tor an additional Executive Director Bank. Sea Port branch, or mysell. Keansburg. Manalapan. English- and then bail out, but Lorna making sure Billy oenod. not Io exceed an add' ing to law Dated October 18. 1983 DENTAL HYQIENIST — Wed A Introduced 671-5441 Sat Send resume to P O Box town Marlboro. Colts Neck. Gunnar, realizing what's thinks Doug and Rita Mae tionai 180 days, but nothing here Pel 24 $38 66 Howell. Red Bank. Long Branch, in shall obligate the Governing Patted E-435. The Daily Regular. are more than friends Approved NOTICE TO BIDDERS 9 Special Notices Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Wast Long Branch Little Silver, going on, has a fight with Godv to grant arty Such ex Atlantic Highlands. Middletown, Lorna has an eye for Tony tension ATTEST GASOLINE DEI ONERS James and James falls Stephen G Greenwood Sealed bids will be received by Belford ft Ocean port Exc earn- 10 The successful bidder ADOPTION - Happily Married Borough Clerk-Admlnlttrator the Northeast Monmouth County ings thst will help supplement from the airplane to his shall execute a contract within 30 Young professional couple wish- FACILITIES ONE LIFE TO LIVE: I hareby approve of the past- Regional Sewerege Authority, your present income Call days ol the acceptance of the bid, as to adopt white newborn Will death After giving birth to ing ol this ordinance whose offices are si 1 Highland 800-242-0650 . David is being spied on by subtect to the terms and condi provide a loving home and a LAYOUT John A Marrah. Mayor Avenuf. Monmouth Beach. New baby girl. Betsy starts to Scott Gillian contacts lions contained herein Failureot bright future All legal and medi- Musi be sbie to handle all ot the the bidder to enter into such a Oct 24 S55 44 Jersey supplying its "Regulsr, folowing No-Lead ana Diesel' gasoline cal expenses paid Confidential NEEDED hemorrhage and nearly Dorian and decides that contract wilhin 30 days or to Call collect 201-238-2042 ARCHITECTURAL dies David and Ellen be- close title within 180 days, or 237 Monmouth Beach requirements for one yesr from ELECTRICAL IMMEDIATELY Dorian will be David's the dste of the sward Said Licensed or unlicensed sales as- NOTICE HVAC lieve that Betsy must be Judas, his downfall Dorian shall constituted default bv th« gasoline to be delivered by New PLUMBING •ocislai to iom our MIDDLE- On Wednesday. September Jersey Slate impeded metered told that Steve is the father . bidder, in which event the GIFTED PSYCHIC ELEVATIONS TOWN learnt told by Will to tell Herb Borough shall retain the 21. 1S83 the Zoning Board of tsnk trucks as may be requested PARTITIONS CALL NOWII Adjustment of the Borough of by the Authority trom time 10 MRS. SYLVIA of the child Betsy survives that David is Cassie's 110,000 00 deposit as liquidated You may be qualified for a damages and not as a penally Monmouth Beach met and took time, to the lanka now installed READER ft ADVISOR $200/month car allowance surgery and is going to father before he finds out action at lollows on its premises of tsid address On All Problems ol Life JERSEY SHORE LOCATION 11 it the suicessiui bidder SEND RESUME OR CALL Another benefit is up to 70% recover Craig is grateful, from anyone else Brad shall obtain HUD approval and* The Authority reserves the CLIFF KIN2 commissions Were not good acquire title trom the Borough, Jaytarn Associates, me to mow right to reject any and all bldi 542-9500 because we're Belter Homes ft then furious when a semi- and Jenny set a wedding but shall not complete construe the floating of a helium tilled Bids must be in the hands ot the 775-9572 Gardens, were Better Homes ft conscious Betsy calls for date Jenny decides to take tion ot senior utuen housing balloon advertising the Wharf- Authority no later than 8 P M . (Sea our Display ad on Fridays) CDI Gsrdens because we're the within 36 months Irom the date of side Manor Condomium until November 15, 1983 at said 12 Travel- BESTII Steve. Annie returning to leave of absence from acquiring title, then the land January 1. 1984 Authority * offices, st which time CORPORATION All inquiries are confidential shall revert to the Borough and On Wednesday October 19. Transportation work while Jeff returns to nursing staff in order to all bids will be opened and read 188 E Bergen Pi Red Bank Reply lo Louise Ligato 671-1000 the seller shall be obligated to 1983 the zoning Board took ac- Bids must be enclossd in a WANTED- Ride lo HedBsnk, 3 pills work at the Vernon Inn execute such documents as may tion at follows sesled envelope bearing the afternoons a weak, from Hailet Berg Realtors be necessary to reconvev title ol Approved application ol Ray- 842-5220 name and address of th« bidder area Call 739 1447 or 780 080? DESK CLERKS - Weekends Katrina not certain she the premises to the Boroiv,h. mond J Smith to build an ad- Better Homes & and marked "Gasoline Bid" If Sat - ft Sun ,3pm lo 11 pm CAPITOL: Thomas shat- 12 The suuev.iui bnldtr dition to the rear ot existing the contrect is awarded lo the wants to accept Rafe's structure on 25 Tocci Avenue 15 Instruction Year round positions Must apply Gardens shall be responsible ta» 'ic pret bidder, said bidder mull within in person From 2 30 pm lo S tered when he realizes marriage proposal Bo aration ot any mapo and uhtain Shirley A Barry live days after notification that DRUM LESSONS — Beginners NOW HIRING ~ Offshore Oil Secretary Zoning Board to Advanced All stylet Call pm No phone calls Howard Drilling Overseas snd Domestic Beth saw his operation was ing ol all approvals renuirrd if. the contact it ready for execu- Johnsons Molor Lodge. Rt 35, starts his first week as Oct 24 $7 92 Nick 747-7224 connection with building oi (lit tion, sign said contract and Middlelown Will tram $35.000-$50.000 + a failure and fled the lurnish a performance bond sal- head of the Cougars Carla DISHWASHER - Full-time' im- possible Call Petroleum Ser- 240 Rumion Itfaclory to the Authority, if re- physical therapy room -•hall comply jnaH n mediate openings Please call vices at 312020-0364. Ext 2391 learns Ed and Courtney quested Later, learning the virginal the land Use OrtJ'n