Herald St Lantern 2 December 81

Job, Bids Bi as Denied By County

COURT HOUSE - The Board of Choaen .FiyehoJdere at ft* meeting 'last week, took issue with av. statement'made t^y Leroy Brown, president of Atlantic County Mainland j'

Branch, NAACP, who was quoted as saying ‘This county, (Cape May County) is worse than any county in Mississippi" and implied that he was basing his remarks upon an Af-

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firmative Action Plan for 'county government. a Freeholder Director Anthony T. Cataooso sta ted that the douhfy does have . an Affirmative Action Plan, as do many of ; its agencies and commissions. All contract bidding on county projects te required to comply with the requirements of the Equal Employment Act and Affirmative Action, and all county personhel hiring and promotions policies comply with the - NewJersey Civil Service Rules and Regulations, which prevent discrimination in public employment. In addition, the County Purchasing Department actively solicits business from minority vendors when they are available. CATANOSO SAID that anyone who has experienced any discrimination by county government or any of its agencies should call it to the attention of the Freeholders and he promised- that the matter would be- thoroughly in- . vestigated. Mr. Catanoso said county government is non-biased and that Cape May Couhty has been in the forefront of hiring and promoting . women and minorities long before federal law ! requried i "It is unfortunate that an ' out-of-county , resident ' would come to Cape May County and make such inflamatory remarks without first checking out the facts," the freeholder director said in a news i release.

FIREMEN DOUSE an electrical fire Saturday aboard the fishing vessel .Virginia Caviller. The boat, out of Hampton. Va., was docked near the Lobster House restaurant In Schellengers landing when the fire broke out. The blaze, which damaged mncfi of the wheel house and gallery, was quickly brought under control by the Coast Guard and fire fighters from Cape May and Town ^anl|.

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tatives has approved _ compromise ap^ropria-. tions bill vPhich includes .funds requested by Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) to continue work on a major beach restoration program in Cape May. The Cape May project is one of four navigation or beach protection projects in South Jersey sponsored by Hughes which were approved by the House. The Other successful projects involve Barnegat Inlet in Ocean County, Absecon Inlet in Atlantic County, and the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway. y Hughes pointed out that there were actually 11 projects in his district in line for funding -this year. However, he supported the administration's request to defer six of them, in order to fund only those projects

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which are important to protect lives or property, or essential to the arifa's economy. He said hevim .ends to continue sponsoring the remaining projects when they reach tjie critical stage, or when the federal budget is brought

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THE SOUTH JERSEY lawmaker said he was especially pleased by the support given to the Cape May beach restoration project. This project is designed to repair damage caused to the beaches of the resort by the federal government's construction of the Cold Spring^tties. 'Hie Cape May project was not included in the administration’s budget package, or in the original appropriations bills passed by the House and Senate

earlier this year. However, Hughes persuaded the - House and Senate conferees to add special language to the compromise Energy and Water Resources appropriations bill,,which dlfects the Army Corps ,bf Engineers to continue planning and •.engineering work on" the project next year. r Specifically, the bill aiHhorizcs $175,000 for the Cape May Inlet to Lower Township project, which is the maximum amount • needed by the Army Corps, to complete the advanced engineering and design work. "Approval of these funds means we'll stay right on schedule for a 1983 construction start,;’ Hughes stated. “We won’t have to skip a year, as originally seemed likely."

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