Wednesday, October a, 11

The Herald and The Lantern

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WELCOME MAT, in form of special city resolution, is presented to Edmond Kane, right, president of Itlst Airborne Division Assn., by Sea Isle City Mayor Dominic Raffa, The Veterans' group held Its annual convention in city recently, and plans to return next year.

Fox Faults Rival’s Votes On Energy

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COURT HOUSE-Beech Fox, Republican candidate for Congress, charges that the votes of Rep. William J. Hughes on business regulations encourage greater government control over private enterprise. Citing Hughes’ votes on propose^ amendments to the Emergency Energy Conservation Act of 1979, Fox said "Hughes rejects the initiatives o( business people to cut back on energy costs in their operations". REPORTING FROM congressional voting records, Fox says that Hughes voted against an amendment that relieves restrictions on business people who reduce energy consumption in ways other than by controlled thermostats. "The measure rewards property owners who try to

reduce heat loss by installing better insulation and weather stripping," Fox explains. The Republican bill was adopted July 31, 1979, by a vote of 287-1S2. ON STILL ANOTHER energy amendment, Hughes voted to give the federal government the authority to restrict business hours under the conservation a9t, Fox reported. "This is a clear vote against private enterprise," Fox charges. "Hughes obviously favors strict federal regulations which allow for little flexibility. "These types of regulations always end up hitting the small shopowners harder than big business, and it’s about time someone down in Washington started thinking about the little guy," Fox concluded.

GOP Leader Sees

Big Reagan Win

COURT HOUSE? - Ronald Reagan will get the largest plurality from Cape May County of an presidential candidate in modem times, according to Republican county

Seibert Exhibit

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Wetlands Inst. MIDDLE TWP. - A special exhibit of the bird paintings of Jim Seibert of South Dennis are on display at the Wetlands Institute thru October. Included are portraits of shorebirds, ducks, and geese. Professional artists and crafUmen Interested in exhibiting their work may call the Institute at 368-1211 for further information. The Institute is open 9 to 5 Tuesday thru Saturday to the public.

chairman, Phil Matalucci. "I have never been so excited by the worker reports as I am this camaaign," he said. "I urged all our leaders to have the workers take an accurate poll, as they have been going house to house. The results are astounding we are finding people choosing Reagan over Carter by 4 to 1." According to the Republican leader, “reports that have come from our survey say the people want a President and Congress that will take stands on issues, cut down on the over-sired bureaucracy in Washington, work to balance the budget and start listening to the little guy ” Matalucci concluded his news release: "I have never felt so good about a National election as I do about this one. I feel Reagan is going to be a landslide winner, not only in Cape May County, but throughout New Jersey and thecoimtry.’’

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