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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, November It, 1180

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USING BORROWED crane from the nearby 'Frog Hollow' pumping station construction she, investigators from the County Araon Unit remove debris from the New York Ave. house destroyed by fire last week in Cape May. Object was to get to the source of the blaze as part of a

routine investigation.

Chiimici: No To Gasoline Sales Tax

TRENTON — Assem-

blyman JosephChinnici(R., Cape Cumberlnad) is vehemently opposed to any attempt to impose a state

sales taxon gasoline. Chinnici, a member of

the legislatore’s Joint

Committee on

Appropriations, made his friews known following a proposal offered by N.J. Transportation Commissioner Louis J. Gambaccini, who said it would raise $200 million per year

for the state treasury. ••THIS IS A horrible

proposal and it comes at a time when the.taxpayers of our State have made it very clear that they are against politicians and bureaucrats who are spendthrifts," said

Chinnici.

Motorists are already paying 8 cents per gallon in gasoline taxes dedicated to the state, and to increase the bufden on motorists would be totally unfair, the Bridgeton legislator said. ••!M> PER CENT of the driving that the public does is because of necessity, not pleasure. People have to get to work, shop for food, and run the errands that accompany everyday life. To further tax them for this cannot be justified. Its not like there is any public transportation alternative for them, since public transportation barely exists in South Jersey," he

continued.

State officials have indicated the gasoline sales

tax receipts would be spent on improving public transportation, but Chinnici said there is no guarantee the money would be allocated to South

Jersey projects.

••I FEEL ITis also wrong to ask motorists to pay taxes so they can subsidize rail and bus riders,” Chinnici added. "I am all in favor of improving rail and bus lines but this is the wrong way to go about it," Chinnici said he expected the proposal to come before the legislature shortly since it proponents hope for passage at an early date in an attempt to avoid the •'Political fallout" during the 1981 State Senate and General Assembly races. "What this boils down toi, is an attempt to shove through this bad legislation and hope that the voters will forget all about it. The voters are smart enough to recognize this tactic, and they will remember,” he

said.

Boro Land Sold STONE HARBOR - More than 10 acres of land purchased by the borough near Cape May Court Hose have been sold at auction for $13,500, it was announced at the recent meeting of the borough council. The land was originally purchased as a possible disposal site, but this plan was abandoned.

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