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Wednesday, December 17,1980

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Vows Fight In Rural Police Cut

MILLVILLE - Assemblyman James Hurley said last Wednesday that the rising crime rate and a threat o! a cut in state police protection in rural South Jersey communities as a major concern. The Assembly Minority Leader said there was further "aggravation of fear" in his Cumber la ndCape May district following a statement attributed to Attorney General John Degnan at a New Brunswick gathering earlier last week. The state's top lawman

was quoted as saying a study recommending State Police involvement in urban crime fighting could lead to a ‘redefinition’ of the traditional rural responsibilities. “I have expressed the opinion that if he reduces rural patrols at this time there could be a major upheaval of puhiicaninicn of large proportions,’’ Hurley said. "Reactton of my constituents against the centralization of police power evoked the use of the phrase ‘police state* which

has a sinister meaning for many people. "Running alongside of this reaction has been the fear that rural State Police patrols - already meager enough but reassuring, especially in my district • will be further reduced as a result of this so-called 'rf definition' of rural responsibilities. “I will do all in my power to exert pressure against it in Trenton and I will urge municipal authorities to make their feelings known," Hurley asserted.

Boro OKs Funds For Clinic Plan

by JaneTanaskovic CAPE MAY POINT - Borough Commissioners authorized an additional $2J0 to the Community Health Council at last Thursday's commission meeting, convened in the

absence of Mayor Frank Rutherford, Jr. who was ill. The appropriation will help defray costs incurred in revising the proposal for a community health center for Lower Cape May County soon to be resub-

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mitted for review to the Southern New Jersey Health Systems Agency Litigation with Cape May regarding sewer charges, now in a pre-trial state, will be discussed by the commissioners at a closed meeting in borough attorney John Mead's Cape May office on Dec. 17. IN OTHER ‘ business, resolutions were approved for tax refunds for duplicate and corrected assessments, and for budget transfers. Borough clerk Irene Monge announced that Teleprompter Corp. will bill bi-monthly as of Jan. 1. While customers may still pay on a monthly basis, the new system is expected to reduce the number of complaint calls by 30 per cent.

Holiday Recipes on T.V.

A festive holiday dinner, featuring five new winning recipes from The Trentonian's "1960 Holiday Cookbook" will be presented by New Jersey Public Television at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 19. The program, will be carried by the state network's four UHF channels (23 in this area). HOSTING. "Holiday Chefs" is Peter Pratt, chef and restsuranteur from Yorktown, N.Y. The program introduces new recipes for punches, hors d'oeuvres, breads, entrees, cookies and desserts. "Holiday Chefs" will be shown again by NJPTV at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, immediately after the "Jack Benny Show". Because the recipes are for festive occasions, it will also be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Christmas Day, in time to offer the recipes for New Year celebrations.

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