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DarfcWart SECRETARY OF STATE of N J. Donald I Jin. right, and Freeholder candidates Michael Voll, left, and Charles Town chat with one of the more than ZS« persons on hand for the Cape May County Democrat Organization’s annual fall fundraiser Friday night at Enrico's. Diamond Beach. Congressman Bill Hughes delivered the keynote address. Hughes Would Put Brakes on Agencies

stfONE HARBOR - • Mayor James Wood has received a petition bearing some ao signature* opposing the fire alarm siren at 117th and Second Ave. at the ept 23 Borough Council meeting The mayor asked Fire phief Doug SUnford to elaborate on the need for the additionl warning signal and explain why it was located there. THE CHIEF noted it is

essential as many firemen as possible hear and respond immediately to an alarm from the dispatcher, who with the new system will be able to activate and shut off all sirens. Chief SUnford explained he had consulted with the Federal Siren Company which recommended the 117th St. site because of the necessity to alert the majority of the volunteers. It was also pointed out that

eliminate fake alarms. THE QUESTION arose whether the 117th St. signal might distress the birds at the nearby sanctuary. Stanford replied the Federal Sirens authorities told him that while sudden noises, like the shooting off of a firecracker, will startle birds, the escalating noise of an alarm won’t. The chief wondered aloud at the concern of disturbing the birds but not the possibility of a fire destroying their sanctuary. He indicated that if birds could be consulted, they would favor the alarm. THE •CHIEF also considered the daily noon testing of fire devices

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Mayor Wood agreed that testing of thellTthSt.liren would continue daily until the matter could be brought up at the Oct. 14 meeting, which would allow time for other interested residents to make their feelings known. Rummage Sale Tues., Wed., Thur. N. WILDWOOD - The annual fall rummage sale by the Episcopal Church Women of St. Simeon’s will be 9 to 3, Oct. 7 and 8. and 9 to noon Oct. 9 at the 25th and Central Ave. church. Featured will be all kinds of household items, clothes, books and more.

WASHINGTON - Regulate the government regulatory agencies. That's the aim of legislation proposed by Congressman Bill Huges (D-NJ) that has been approved by the House Judiciary Committee. The approval clears the way for the bil to go before the house. ••SOME ESTIMATES have placed the cost of Federal regulations on private industry at as much as $100 billion a year,” Huges says, '"nie legislation would require regulatory agencies, for the first time, to consider the burden of these costs, and possibly less costly alternatives, before making new rules or regulations." The legislation would also require agencies to publish agendas of anticipated rulemaking, and set strict deadlines to avoid delays which cause uncertainties in the marketplace. OTHER MAJOR features of the bill - Require agencies to review their rules every ten years to determine whether they are still needed; - Require agencies to specifically consider the impact of proposed rules on small businesses, and whether less burdensome rules can be applied to small businesses,

- Require agencies to fully justify'a rule if less costly alternative was available; - Allow courts to determine whether an agency has the authority to issue a particular rule.

Tax Cuts Top Goal For Fox COURT HOUSE - In come tax reforms to encourage personal savings business Investment, and capital recovery must find high priority in the next session of Congress, according to Beech Fox, Republican challenger to Rep. William J. Hughes In November’s congressional election. The candidate says he will support legislation *o reduce personal income tax rates and to protect business from ‘‘further growth-crippling” tax restrictions. FOX SAYS the "traditional tactics of the Democrat Congress take tax monies away from the people with the promise of giving some of it back in the form of government programs and tax relief. "Why not simply let the taxpayer keep the money in the first place," Fox asks. "The government could save itself the bookkeeping costs," he said. "WE MUST SHIFT the flow of tax money away from the public sector spending spree by Congress and back to encouragement of the private sectors’ economic growth," Fox argues.

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