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Wedneaday, May 14,1W0

Woman Dies Of Stabbing» VILLAS - Authorities believe • 23 yearoM local woman may have taken her own life with a knife late last Wednesday night following an argument with her husband Both Lower Township Police and the County Prosecutor's Office were still conducting an in vestigation earlier this week into the death of Cheryl Ricgel Initial police reports shortly after 11.30 p.m May 7 were that a neighbor had called police that a woman fe( 30B Cedardale Ave had stabbed herself Police were heard to call for the responding Rescue squad ambulance to' hurry to the scene

Later reports were that the woman was found dead bn a couch when police arrived According to one authoratative source, a man identified only as the woman's. hushand told authorities they had had an argument and he was packing his things to leave when hehearda thud in^he kitchen The victim apparently died of a stab wound to the cheat inflicted with a knife, authorities said

Calls For Fox To Withdraw

MILMAY Congressional candidate John Mahoney has called for the Republican leaders of all six counties in the district to insist that candidate Beech Fo*. who is Cape May -County Sheriff, withdrawnrom the concessional race, "for the benefit of the newly rebuilt Republican image based on honesty, In-

telligence and integrity.'' "Due to the prosecutor's investigations of my' Primary opponent, Mr Fox, and since the Cape May County Prosecutor saw no reason to drop the case, but instead has turned the investigation results over to the state Attorney General’s office. I * am forced to request, for the good of the party, that

Indicted In Death Of Friend

COURT HOUSE - A County Grand Jury last Thursday indicted a Philadelphia man on manslaughter in the death last January of his girlfriend , in their North Cape May home The true bill was returned against Martin Leahy, ’47, who had initially been charged with the

murder of Jane Michini, 55, Jan. 27. Authorities believe Leahy and Michini had an argument and that the defendant kicked a bed that fell on top of the victim, causing her to fall on a copoer of a bureau puncturing her lung. Leahy had originally been detained in county under $300,000 bail, which

was later reduced to $100,000 bail. The accused was subsequently released from jail upon posting $1,000 or. 10 percent.

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Mr. Fox abstain from any further political activity, "Mahoney stated in a. news release. "I would

do campaign work while on

duty.

MAHONEY CONTINUED that after "years of degradation caused by Watergate, and at last haviag the Abscam investigations of New Jersey

suggest that he regroup 1 Democrats, the Republican

Party can never again permit any derogatory actions to derogate the foundations of the GOP.” According to the Cumberland County teacher, the public has had it with* politics in general and' unless the leaders offer to the public candidates who are sincere and Willing to study and work hard, the public will turn away from the traditional party-based

candidates.

"It is a grave responsibility," said Mahoney, “that the county chairman along with the municipal leaders now face! Whatever they decide will have lasting reflections foy years to come. They alone must decide the fate of the Republican image." ^

and look toward future campaign." PROSECUTOR Donald Charles has declined to comment on the nature of the investigation, other than to say his e(fice conducted an initial inquiry following the receipt of a complaint and that subsequently he requested the state Attorney General to

supercede.

Mr. Charles said last Thursday there was no way he could clarify published reports that an employee of the Sheriff’s Department, who has since left his job, had accussed Fox of withholding law books from inmates, of questionable medical treatment practices, and of using a county employee to

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