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To Hughes Fox Entreaty.: Support Tax Cut

County Sheriff Beech Fox in a letter to Congressman Bill Hughes has urged the South Jersey legislator to support President Reagan’s full ecoriomic program contained in the Adminlatra-Rf lion’s budget proposal due for debate and vote early next week in the U.S. House of Representatives. Fox opined that the Kemp-Roth tax cut plan is the centerpiece of the President’s pending budget proposal, which the congressman has voted against and spoken out against. Fox unsuccessfully opposed Hughes in last November's general election. A long time supporter the Kemp-Roth three-year tax cut plan, Fox said, is con-

cerned that l&ghes may not have changed his position on the issue, which was hotly debated during the 1980 Congressional Campaign. ••THE TIME has come to heavily consider what the great margin of win for President Reagan meant in the Second* Congressional District and there can be no ^loubt that in terms of the economic issues, as well As others, the vast majority of our citizens expect support on this issue," Fox offered. "I sincerely urge Congressman Hughes to cast his crucial and most critical vote next week in favor of the President’s budget program in next weeks’ debate and voting," Fox wrote.

FOX SAID that although the Congressman called the Kemp-Roth tax cut plan "pie in the sky" economics during last fall's campaign and has voted against the proposed Kemp-Roth legislation consistently since 1977, he hopes that ‘‘we can now all Join

together with President Reagan in a united effort to set aside the disastrous economic policies of the past and support a new program of growth and productivity. Congressman Hughes vote is needed if we are to be successful,” Fox concluded.

Amending Stdary Code

The Lower Township Committee has introduced an ordinance that will amend the township’s existing salary ordinance; public hearing is May 11. Changes will include adding the word woman to certain titles, establishing new titles and salary ranges in compliance with Civil Service requirements, and deleting certain job titles and salary ranges. ACCORDING TO township Clerk Claudia Kammer, the new titles and salary ranges to be set by the amendment include: -Principal Payroll Personnel Clerk, $8,000 to $12,280. This title replaces what is now listed as Principal Account Clerk. -Violations Clerk, $6,800 to $10,480. This is an entirely new position. No one is employed in this capacity at the present time. ^School Crossing Guard, $,fU>0 t<r$3,850. The amend.ment will set the salary range for this position. THE NEW ordinance also addresses how township employees will receive longevity pay. As amended the salary or-

dinance states that "township employees shall receive longevity pay in accordance with their years of service or as negotiated by contract as follows: 2 per cent of .base pay after 5 years of service; 4 per cent of base pay after 10 years of service; 6 per cent of base pay after 15 years of service; 8 per cent of base pay after 20 years of service; 10 per cent of b&se pay after 25 years of service. No employee shall receive less longevity pay or college credit than the employee received in 1977." ^; Seek Donations RIO GRANDE - Dona tions of articles for future sales to benefit the Animal Welfare Society are being accepted. Arrangements for 'pick-up may be made by calling 884-0915 after 11

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