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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1979

Hurley Asks For Hearings in C.M.C.

AnembJyman James R. Hurley, R.-Cumberland and Cape May said he has asked the New Jersey Public Utility Commission to hold a public hearing in Cape May County at an appropriate place in the area prior to granting a bid by the New Jersey Natural Gas Co. for a rate increase. The only hearing presently scheduled is slated for January 31 in Newark. “It is unreasonable 40 expect residents of the southern tier of TITLE I MEETING The meeting of the Richard M. Teitelman School Title I* Program will be hefd on Thursday, Feb. 8th at 7:00 P.M. in the Frances E. Jackson Media Center of <he school. The public is encouraged and invited to attend the meeting. A Pizza Party, along with the construction of learning-games are just a few of the things in store for parents at the meeting.

counties to journey to Newark,” Assemblyman Hurley said in his bid for what he called “an opportunity to be heard near home."

The American Association of Retired Persons among others has been active in promoting a regional hearing on the gas rate rise bid.

Hughes Nominates 4 Local Men

Congressman Bill Hughes (D-tf)) has nominated 40 candidates to the four service academies upon the recommendation of his six-member Academy Selection

Commityee.

The ftames were submitted to each of the academies - Air Force, Naval, Military and Merchant Marine - after persons! creening of each applicant by the selection committee chaired by Bruce Kibblehouse of Ocean City. Final selection is up to

each academy.

Hughes, in announcing the selections, gave special thanks to Mr. Kibblehouse and the five other member of the selection

committee. “My Academy Selection Committee reviewed the academic records of all applicants, interviewed each personally and only after careful scrutiny made its recommendations to me. Nominations are therefore made strictly on merit,” Hughes said. Those nominated from Cape May County were: Navalf] Academy: John McCormick, North WUdWood. Military Academy: Thomas Higgins, Wildwood Crest. Merchant Marine Academy: Daniel Hicks, Stone Harbor; Gregory Stiles, Cape May Court House.

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