Wednesday. October 29,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Page 13

Fox Still Hits Hughes On Voting

COURT HOUSE — Republican Beech Fox opened the final week of his campaign for election to Congress with a renewal of his attack on Rep. William J. Hughes voting record, and an indication of what congress should be doing. “A vote for Hughes will be a vote for more of the liberal democratic legislation that has crippled the economy and is destroying the inttfative of the American People." Fox said in a news release. THE REPUBLICAN reemphasized his charge that Hughesvoted“almost70 per cent of the time" in support of the Carter Administration, and adds that "despite his denials. Hughes would continue as a Carter Hand in Congress." aoundfng the Republican call for a "change of the party that controls Congress," Fox continued "only a Republican Congress can begin to tame •the' economic monster created by more than a quarter of a century of Democrat Control of the House." ACCORDING TO FOX

Chamber Asks ‘No’ On Bonds

TONS OF DEBRIS were strewn along North Wildwood Blvd. and other roads acnmUie back bay area. Later in the day this road was closed to the puhiie^o allow road crews time to clean up.

inflation could be brought under control "if the voters would elect a Congress that will live up to its responsibility to stop losing billions of dollars through waste. fraud. and mismanagement." *

"Revivial of national pride is essential." Fox continued. “We should work to regain the United States rightful place as a lender among the free world nations, with a credible foreign policy to assure peace and stability in the world."

Fire Prevention Effort Extended

COURT HOUSE - Fire Prevention Week will be extended through the months of October. November and December by resolution of the county Board of Freeholders. ♦

The* action-intended to raise the awareness of the public in helping to prevent I<ks of life, suffering, and property waste-has been Approved by the county Firb Chiefs Association.

COURT HOUSE - The county * Chamber of Commerce, by resolution passed at the October meeting of the board of directors, has itfged defeat of the $145 million Natural Resource Bond Issue referendum on next Tuesday's ballot. The chamber points out t ha t the bond issue will cost state taxpayers for years to come, and that there is no direction in the bond proposal as to how the Department of Environmental Protection should use the money. It also charges that the DEP has ignored local control and home rule, and has “imposed costly permits, fees, studies, and other expenses upon individual property owners and taxpayers in their over-zealous grab for power and control." The chamber urges everyone to vote "no" on the proposal and calls on

all other chambers in the state to join in opposing the referendum.

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