Thursday. June 28.1979

Candidates Support Nuclear Bi

The Herald And The Lantern

Page 31.

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Democratic Assembly candidates Randy Wilhelm and Jerry Livingston announced their support lor a temporary moratorium on the con tinued perpetuation nuclear power plants New Jersey until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission comes to grips with the safety hazards

involved with the presence

of these plants.

"TheNRC has yetto make a serious effort to/set significant f safety itandards. • Wilhfclnrsaid. "Before^one more of th

waste as well as the establishment of efficient evacuation procedures." Wilhelm's running mate, Jerry Livingston, emphasized that the only way

>n- Bel ore one more ol those row^uDtbe^l^r.Si Ofl plants is turned loose on the “&T “ iT

in \Amencan people, Jerry

I are demanding that

adequate stant for disposal and

isportation of nuclear

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ditinnal nuclear power plants, but that th? ultimate answer to our energy problems is a legitimate commitment to research and development ol alternative energy

sources.

"Randy and I have been saying all along that the Federal government has to provide more incentives for the average homeowner to install solar energy lyitemB” s."Livingston said. “More money has to be allocated lor additional research. The strength of our country has always been our ability to solve our problems through. technology and innovation. When was it ever more important than now?"

BIRTHS PETER WILLIAM JAMES JR., born to Peter and Carolyn James - 826 Weeks Landing Rd., Cape May . <6-12) BEVERLY MAE STOUT, born to Richard and Patricia Stout, RD No.^ 2, Box 548, Cape May Court House. (6-13) LISA ANN VERSAGGI, born to Joseph and Mary Ann Versaggi, P.O. Box 238, Burleigh Rd.. Green Creek. (6-14) CHRISTINE MARIE SHAFFER, born to Charles and Belle Shaffer, 18 E. Katherine Ave., Seaville. (6-14) JACLYN CHRISTINE FORCE, born to Samuel and Patricia Force, 4710 Park Blvd., Wildwood. (6-

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