Herald & Lintern 22 July 81

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Crime Fight Mapped

WASHINGTON - Declaring that the rising crime rate continues to be the natfbn’s most serious domestic problem, Congressman Bill, Hughes (D-NJ) said his Crime Subcommittee began marking up a major anti-crime initiative yesterday. Hughes said it is vital for the Subcommittee to move quickly to beef up the na-

SOMERS POINT - The following recent are* birth* have been an nounced by Shore Memorial Hoapttal: SON to John and Carolyn Gaarinl Keenan of 44 White Oak Dr , Ocean View. July 7. DAUGHTER to Joseph and Roaemary Magan Herring of 105 Englewood Rd., Lower Township,

July 7

DAUGHTER to Maurice and Deborah Coulter Murphy of 723 Kings Highway, South Seaville. July SON to Ernest and Margaret Rleo Miraglla of 401 34th St . Ocean City.

July 8

SON to Atark and Karen Feletky Raymond of 131 As bury Ave.. Ocean

City. July

SON, to Steven and Katherine Glurkow Baiirlt of 1453 As bury

Ave , Odeao City, July 9.

SON to Samuel and Inez DIMIIo Taylor of lOtfr Shunpike Rd , Lower

Township. July' l(L_ -^l- '

SON to David .Sanders Pron of 5 Cold Spring July 1

DAUGHTER to Herbert and Judith PtnU l.ewl« of l30Ccdardale

Ave . Villas. July II

tional war on crime, despite the fact that the Reagan Administration has not yet taken a position on the proposal. “I AM OF course disappointed that we will have to proceed without having the benefit of the views or recommendations of the Reagan Administration on this legislation, and that we* were not provided with Administration witnesses at our field hearings," Hughes said. "I know that

the Attorney General’s Task Force is still studying the problem, but I don’t think we can afford to wait any longer or continue to assign the crime problem a low priority." As currently drafted, the Hughes' bill would provide $150 million inx matching grants to state and lobal governments to carry out programs which have ttingcrime. The second titUr'of the bill establishes a rapid

federal response program to help communities overwhelmed by an epidemic or unique crime problem. "The Subcommittee has taken extensive testimony on the problems facing state and local governments in making the streets safe once again," Hughes said. "In New York, New Jersey, Southern Florida, Atlanta, and from witnesses all across the country, the message has always been the same — more help is jiceded from f government." The legislation,

has been endorsed by the ■National District Attorneys Association and the Na-, tional Association of Attorneys General, would help local governments

with programs such as the identification and prosecution of career criminals, witness, and . juror assistance; and "Sting 4 operations.

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JOHN J. AHKAMS. .74. of Wildwood Crest. July 16 He was a resident here for four years WILLIAM It. BKfXHKK. 50. of Sea Isle City, July 16 He was an engineer for RCA Born in Philadelphia, he lived here roost of his life VIRGINIA POWELL CARSON. 65. of Erma. July 17 Bom in Philadelphia, she resided here for 23 ^DOROTHY E. DIMI DIO. 63. of Villas. July 19 A resident here for 23 years. She worked for the Consolidaled School in Lower Township for 17 years as a cook manager JAMES II. ENNIS. 64. of Ocean City. July 13 A former electronics engineer and ham radio operator, he lived seven years SCOTT I!. FARRELL. 28 of Cape May. July 13 He lived here four years j BLAIR FRIT7 Jr.. 66. hf Villas. (July 12 A retired engineer for Reading Railroad, he moved here six years ago BERTHA W. GRAHAM. 93. of Ocean City. July 17 She was a resident at Waisley Manor for 18 years DR- WILLIAM A. HALBElSEN. 65, of Cape May Court House. July 16 The retired chief of Cardiology al Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, he was internistcardiologist at Burdette Hospital, and medical consultant for the Coast Guard Training Center HENRY KAMPMEIR. 82 of Villas. July 14 Bormjn Camden, he lived here eight years JOHN P. KRUK, 67 of Seaville. Ju ly 15 He was a retired supervisor for the Cape May County Bridge Dept OWEN J. MeGOVERN 74. of Cape May. July 15 A musician, he per formed with the Howard Lanin. I*© Reisman and Meyer Davis bands CLIFFORD L. MOCABEB. 79. of Wildwood Crtst, July tl A retired manager for G C Murphy, he was active in many civic and social groups Kl( HARD A. O l.nl GHUN. 52, of Ocein City. July 12 A resident here for 21 years, he managed Eddie s Sunoco Station STEPHEN R. PIERSON. 90. of Stone Harbor. July 16 He was a local resident 15 years FRANCIS RICHARD. 73. of Town Bank. July 11 Hd llVed hem several years REV. EDWIN C. SCHIBLER. 74. of Ocean City. July 13 He was former pastor for Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church. Philadelphia, for 37 years, and was paslor of the Harvey Wagner Church. Ventnor for

Cape May. July 13 He served in the Navy during WW II. and was retired from the Coast Guard THOMAS COOPER CNDERWOOD. 74. of Ocean City, July 15 He was a longtime resident of this city WILLIAM L. WEATHERBY. 81. of Wildwood. July 12. He was a resi dent of this city for 75 years FRED A. WILLIAMS. 79. of Er ma. July 13 Oorn in Germany, he lived in Philadelphia before moving here 40 years ago He was a retired fisherman

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