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Wednesday. February 13,1980 Fox Favors House OKs Registration Bay Flood For Draft Aid Plan

COURT HOUSE - A simplified plan of draft registration for all 18-to 26year olds is favored by Republican congressional candidate Beech Fox. but not resumption of the draft at this time. In a news release. Mr. Fox said registration for the dr^ft should never have been discontinued and that he believes youth are willing to contribute to a show of military readiness but don’t want to participate in an unwarranted military action. The county sheriff and former Army National Guard company commander also pointed out that instituting the full draft is a Congressional action and that he has confidence the right decision would be made following proper debate. Combat readiness is the first priority, the congressional contender said, adding that such readiness shouldn’t include females. “If we need more support individuals and we have the training facilities to accommodate them, only theg would 1 favor drafting females as a last resort." Mr. Fox said.

WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives has approved an amendment sponsored by Congressman Bill Hughes which authorizes the construction of low-cost erosion control projects for six South Jersey communities along the Delaware Bay. Included are tow in Cape May County. Under Hughes' amendment. the Army Corps of Engineers is authorized to develop innovative solutions to the shoreline erosion problems which confront the six South Jersey communities, including Reeds Beach and Pierces Point in Cape May County. Hughes said he hopes that these projects will prove feasible, and will lead to the approval of similar flood control programs in other South Jersey communities as well. The Congressman said the need to assist the Delaware Bay communities is borne out by a Corps of Engineers study, released in December 1978, which found that serious flooding and erosion is affecting all six communities and has reached a

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Five Receive Medals

CAPE MAY - Five Coast Guardsmen from Cape May Air Station recently received commendation medals for their involvement in the heroic rescue of 11 persons last summer. Two helicopters had been dispatched in response to a distresssignal Aug. 13 from the fishing vessel Lori Dawn which was sinking in the Atlantic 34 miles east of here. Before rescue operations could begin, the Lori Dawn went under throw ing her 11 crew members into the sea Despite the early-morning darkness and gusting 25knot winds, tfie Coast Guard helos were able to

"severe stage" in some places. According t6 Mr Hughes, the Arfoy Corps could use small-scale innovative methods such as vegetation to check the erosion. Each project would be geared to the conditions of each particular community, and none would involve massive, capital construction work. "The residents and local governments would 6arry out the projects with direction and assistance from the Army Corps." he said. >' Mr. Hughes pointed out that the Senate still must approve the act before the flood control amendment could become law.

hoist the victims to safety. The successful rescue of the 11-man crew was completed with the aid of a •third Coast Guard helicopter from Brooklyn Air Station Recently, the five Guardsmen from the Cape May Air Station were officially recognized for their efforts Lt . Al Murcilli. Lt fj.g > Mike Kistner. Aviation Electrician 2/c John Stewart and Aviation Technician 3/c Bruce Keith received the Coast Guard Commendation Medal The Coast Guard Air Medal was awarded Lt Cmdr Chuck Brown, who coordinated the rescue as on-scene commander Also honored with the Coast Guard Commendation Medal was Lt. (j.g.i Don Salamone. who was recently transferred lo the Coast Guard Air Station in Kodiak. Alaska Births ] COURT ItOUSK flurrirtlr Tomlin llmpital ha* nnnounrrd thr Following birth* ANDREA MARIE WIGGINS bom to Waller and Patricia Miller Wiggins ol 02 Hreakwater Rd. I^iwer Township, l/3| MATTHEW ANDREW OLSON bom to Gregor* and Manlee levis OI*on of 20S W Jumper Air Wildwood, N J 2/1 LORI JEAN VOTTO born to John and Marie Krueltch Votlo ol tot W Delaware I’arkwav. Villa*. 2/2 ERIC JOHN De.MATTEIS born to Joseph >nd Eltiabelh Lovell DeMallei* of SSOS Seaview Avr Wildwood CfMt 2/2 DIANE MARIE IZQUIERDO horn to Jo*e and Theresa Ratio Itquirrdo of W4 Adam* Avr Woodbine. 2/1 JENNIE EH CHRISTINE MATHEWS horn to Terrance and Karen Srhaad Mathew* of 1(04 Ohm Ave .CapeMay.2/3

PROUDLY POSED beside one of their helicopters, the (oninirndation Award recipients include, from left: Lt. Muccilli. 1*1. i I J.g.i Kistner. Lt. < mdr. Brown AKJ, Stewart and ATI Keith.

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