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The Herald and The lantern

Wednesday, March 18,1981

County GOP Announces Candidate Preferences

(X)t'KT HOUSE - The Cape May County Republican Organization reports it held a preference vote laftt week and unanimously selected Pat Kramer for governor. James Hurley for state Senate Joseph Chinnici and Guy Muziani for the state Assembly Anthony Catanoso and Gerald Thornton as freeholders, and Beech Fox. sheriff According to Phil Matalucci. the county fiepubtean chairman. "The organization felt that Kramer who had nine counties showing preference along with 102 mayors and over 20 legislators, endorsements and other widespread*

support — has a working budget knowledge on the local letel He is an exadministrator and has a feel fqr our problems in South Jersey.“ Mr. Matalucci stated The party chairman also stated about, the other selections: . "James Hurley, with 14 years experience in the state Assembly, the present Minority leader, has served his ap prenticeship well. He is well respected and knows state government, representing our county extremely well in all areas. ••Joe Chinnici is ^ seasoned assemblyman, and his seniority role on the Appropriations Committee

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makes him extremely valuable to this district and especially to Cape May County. "We feel that Guy Muziani is an excellent choice as our other assemblyman. He has a feel for the entire district and certainly knows local government problems inside and out He has long been a fighter for home rule with state help, but not state control. One thing we are sure of: Trenton will know that Guy is there fighting for us. He is well spoken and does his homework "Anthony Catanoso is a noted leader in Cape May County government. His record of accomplishments are long and impressive and he has shown the abilMy to work for all the

people in a fiar and just way over the years, devoting his life to public service. "Gerald Thornton, has again proven his ability to fight for the people. He can be seen and heard on issues that effect all levels of our citizens whether it be fighting the state, major utilities, or any type injustice. "Beech Fox has a distinguished record as Sheriff of Cq§e May County. He is s^ing his fifth term and has led the way for systems and procedures that are recognized throughout the state. He has a proven law enforcement background as well as an excellent administrative record." Mr. Matalucci stated.

Boro to Allow Beach Picnics

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