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Haig in County, Pushes Aid to Israel by DANIEL LOWENTHAL RUMSON - Former Secretary of State Alexander M A day in the life of the Bayshore dog catcher, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN In Asbury Park Big Apple baseball LONG BRANCH 200-game bocce tourney Mets split with Phils; draws 20,000 spectators Yanks bombed in Boston Today's Forecast: Sunny, cloudy by tomorrow Page B1 Page B3 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL.105 NO. 310 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . ^. SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1983 25 CENTS Haig in county, pushes aid to Israel By DANIEL LOWENTHAL RUMSON - Former Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. last night said that the Soviet Union can be expected to increase its influence in the Middle East, primarily through it alliance with Syria, as Yasir Arafat struggles to maintain control of the P.L.O. and foreign forces remain lodged in Lebanon. To protect its interests, the Unit- ed States must demonstrate strong support for Israel while staying out of its internal affairs, not alienate moderate Arab states, and deny the Palestine Liberation Organization a veto in any future peace nego- tiations, Haig said. Speaking before an audience of more than 600 at Congregation B'nai Israel, Haig, who resigned from of- fice one year ago Friday, also said he never gave Israeli Prime Min- ister Menachith Begin a "green light" to invade Lebanon last year, Rnliur pnotoi tv Carl Forlno contrary to allegations by former chairman of the temple's Israel Affairs Commit- president Jimmy Carter. BEFORE HAIG SPEECH — Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig, second from right, tee; Selma Mammen, member of the National "I did say (to Israeli officials) speaks with Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff last night at Executive Board of Hadassah; Rosoff, Haig and DRAWS CROWD — A crowd of over 600, many shown1 above, that any action must be based on a Israel Bond Tribute to Rosoff at Temple B'nai Leonard Green, chairman of the Israel Bond attended a speech last night by former Secretary of State Alexander recognized provocation and that.the Committee. response should be proportional to Israel in Rumson. From left are, Leonard Pamm, Haig at,Xemple B'nai Israel in Rumson. that provocation," Haig said. Haig's appearance was part of gress. "He is a planner of im- withdrawal of foreign troops from and hope he succeeds. strategic importance, has become Syria, providing manpower to fire the synagogue's Israeli Bond cam- perialist and nuclear war and one of Lebanon. Haig. who resigned last June be- the focal point of the power struggle the missiles, and soldiers to protect paign the chief figures in the military- "A year ago, the Soviet Union, cause of policy and personality con- between the United States and the them As he spoke, about 15 protesters industrial complex." Syria, and the P L.O. were dis- flicts with Reagan Administration Soviet Union." Haig added that Arafat's trou- from the War Resisters League and Haig enjoyed a warmer welcome credited," Haig said. "That was officials, said he would support the Not since before Soviet officials bles within the P.L.O. and with the All-Peoples Congress stood inside the synagogue as the au- the time to ask for a withdrawal of president in a re-election bid were expelled from Egypt in 1973 President Hafez al Assad of Syria across the street, holding signs de- dience sang a Hebrew song and ap- all forces." Haig said before his speech that have the Soviets been as active in might produce additional turmoil claring "Haig — War Profiteer," plauded during his entrance down When asked in a press con- he has not considered running for the region as they seem to be now, in the Middle East "Stop Imperialist War!" and No the aisle. ference before his speech if he had a the presidency if Reagan opts not to he added. "As somebody said the other More Vietnams." In a 42-minute speech laced with solution to the stalemated! forces in seek a second term. Most of Russia's activity these day, we may look back on Arafat "He was a partner in crime with pro-Israeli remarks, Haig criticized Lebanon, Haig said, "I wouldn't Haig devoted the majority of his days is in Syria, which expelled with nostalgia," Haig quipped Nixon and Reagan," said Allen President Reagan for linking his have one I have great support for talk to presenting the Middle East Arafat Friday. The Russians have "The P.L.O. will become more rad Strasburger of the All-Peoples Con- September peace initiative with the (Secretary of State) George Shultz as "a region that, because of its sold SAM-5 anti-aircraft missiles to See Hatg, page A3 Parade, skirmish highlight Freehold battle anniversary By VINCE MANNING continued down Murray and Highland Emigrants and a bagpipe Schanck Streets to the Battle Mon- band from Red Bank FREEHOLD- The mid-day ument before the county Some local politicians also par- chime of Freehold church bells yes- courthouse. ticipated in the parade, including terday announced again the start of The different marching units di- Senator Thomas Gagliano R-Mon- the borough's annual Battle of Mon- verged at the courthouse green, mouth. Assemblyman John Bennett mouth Parade and Muster. with floats and and antique cars also R-Monmouth, and county Free- The parade, a 15-year-old tradi- proceeding away from the area, holders Frank Self and Clement tion in the county, serves to com- while the several fife and drum Sommers. memorate the June 28, 1778 battle corps that provided a steady Yesterday's festivities also at- between American and British cadence to for the marchers, as- tracted marching groups from out- forces on a field not far from here, sembling beneath the monument for side New Jersey Some of those in where also scheduled yesterday was the traditional "muster", for a dis- attendance were the Newark Fife a reenactment of that conflict by play of each corps in their colonial and Drum Corps, Newark , Dela- various groups seeking to replay dress and to provide a few moments ware, John Hansen Patriots Fife those days and events as authen- more entertainment by playing the and Drum, Indianhead, Maryland, tically as possible. musical selections familiar to the the Yankee Tunesmiths Fife and The parade, which began fife and drum afficionado Drum, Ozone Park, New York, and promptly at 1 p.m. was " a very Appearing in yesterday's parade the Milford. Connecticut Fife and nice event, a success," according to were a number of contingents, led Drum Corps. Helen Carr, chairwoman of the pa- by parade grand marshall Ira As the parade activite activities rade committee and this year's Tilton, who is the Freehold Borough wound down, participants and master of ceremonies. historian Forty-five different scores of onlookers, less than the Under hot, sunny skies, the groups marched yesterday, accord- thousands that lined Freehold's •n mtr pholo bv Larrv Ptrna marchers stepped off at Bnnkerhoff ing to chairwoman Carr, including a street to view the parade, gathered Avenue, and proceeded down Main MARCHING ALONG — The Ancient Fife and rade marking the famous Battle of Mon- color gaurd from Naval Weapons beneath the shady Maple trees mouth.Over 45 groups participated in the tradi- Street and Broadway, winding past Station Earle, the Elizabethtown which line the courthouse green, to Drum Corps of Manalapan marches down the historic St. Peter's Episcopal main street of Freehold during yesterday's pa- tional 15th parade. Sons of the American Revolution, enjoy sodas, hot dogs, Italian ices, Church, where both British and St. Lucy's Fife and Drum, Newark, and an occaisonal beer. Children American soldiers wounded at the and a variety of local groups such as were in great abundance, both Monmouth Battle were brought for the Holmdel Historical Society, Old care and treatment. The parade Tennent Church, and the 84th Royal See Parade, A7 Dioxin study action delayed By RICHARD T. PIENCIAK they had not acted on the report by the AP within the past 10 days Auoclated Press Writer because ot tight budgets, lack of "I never saw the report." said A 3-year-old federal report list- technology to detect dioxin. em Stephen W Hitchcock, chief of the ing hundreds of industrial sites in 33 phasis on what were deemed more Connecticut Department of Kn states where dioxin might be found serious toxic threats and early ig- vironmental Protection's hazardous received little or no attention until norance of the seriousness of poten- waste unit the toxic substance was discovered tial dioxin contamination "The bottom line is we don t three weeks ago at one of the loca- "While the concern is there . know anything about it," said tions. we don't have the data to answer the See Dioxin, page A2 Officials from almost half the question because of a lack of re- states mentioned in the Environ- sources. " said Rich Powers, dioxin mental Protection Agency report, expert for the state of Michigan, "Dioxins," told The Associated where dioxin has been detected in 10 J Press they learned of it only after rivers "We haven t gone far Index high levels of dioxin were found enough to know what the extent June 2 at an abandoned factory in of the problem is at this point Advice B7 Newark, N.J Officials' in Michigan and seven Arts AS Business AS In many cases where appropriate other states on the list — Alabama Colorado. Illinois. Indiana. Minne- Classified Be state agencies obtained the report Comics B5 shortly after its November 1980 re- sota. Mississippi and West Virginia Lifestyle B6 lease, tests for dioxin were not — said their state labs did not have Mane a Date A5 done, according to an AP survey of the capability to test for dioxin Movies A8 the 33 states Six states said they were un- People A2 Environmental officials said aware of the report when contacted Obituaries A7 • inn A6 Soorts B3 FIRE AWAY — Volunteers clad in continental festivities held yesterday.
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