Herald it lantern '28 April '82

Lists Aides In Campaign; Asks Debate

LOWER TWP - Bill Hevener. Regular Republican Organization Candidate for Lowe/ Township Committee in tHe June 8 primary, has challenged his opponent to a televised debate, and hlso has announced district coordinators for his campaign

Asserting that a review of his opponent's record Indicates a lack of “any worthwhile accomplishments or fulfilled campaign promises," Mr*. Hevener said that now is the time for incumbent Committeeman Jack Moran "to bring forth nis accomplishments.” ACCORDING to

Hevener, a forthright debate over local tv would be helpful in bringing current problems and issues facing the township in focus before the public. In announcing the district coordinators for his campaign, Mr. Hevener noted they represent support in addition to the 28 district cbmmitteepeople. The newly named district coordinators include: North Cape May—Egon Weinwrich of Egon’s Market, 'apd Albert Cremins of the Sunoco service station; Villas— James Augustine, retired, and Steward Millard of the Hole in the Wall and Villas Market; Erma—Warren Garrets on of Laws Prin-

ting, and Joseph Hornbeck of Holly Shores Campground, Cold Spring—attorney Louis Dwyer, and Phyllis Genovese, sales person with Schick Real Estate. EARLIER THIS month, Hevener announced the selection of local attorney Eric Gaver and Mayor Tom Clydesdale as his cocampaign managers. After announcing the . coordinators, Mr*. Hevener stated in his news release: "I am sure that with the help of these outstanding people, my campaign wttl be more responsive to the needs and thoughts of the voters in every area of our township.”

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LbWER TWP. - Claiming he was only heeding public opinion when he voted against the recently adopted $4.5 million township budget, Committeeman Jack Moran this week chided his Republican primary challenger, saying his recent criticism of Moran’s vote was indicative of his own insensitivity to public opinion. Referring to his opponent, Bill Hevener, Moran stated Monday: "It is quite apparent to me, that due to your opinion that the budget nvas acceptable as introduced, public input has no place in your platform." MORAN reiterated his reason for opposing the

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budget by saying he didn’t believe that "cutting needed services and then charging for them {thru contemplated user fees] was any kind of cut at all. A Rob Peter to Pay Paul attitude doesn't solve our financial woes." Also responding to an earlier press release from Hevener, Moran said he would soon be issuing a news release spelling out his accomplishments over the past 2-1/2 years. In the meantime, Mr. Moran launched a counter charge, questioning how Mr. Hevener, as a Middle Township policeman, would stand if the two township departments were merged, as has been mentioned by authorities from both municipalities. "COULD FAIR decisions be made by a man who is, at the same time, a Middle Township policeman and a member of the Lower Township Committee?” Moran asked of his opponent. "Where would you stand on police wage negotiations?" As to Mr. Hevener's assertions that Moran has voted to spend large sums of taxpayers' money, the incumbent officeholder said he has voted against “many large projects that were not beneficial to our taxpayers;" adding: “How can the public believe that yOu would do better, when you have already come out in favor of the newly adopted budget?" Mr. Moran also called on his opponent to serve as a model for local youth by helping to form a Police Athletic League in the township Arthritis Meeting Focuses on Children COURT HOUSE - An informal meeting to discuss juvenile arthritis in the county and what can be done about it vwill be held 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 30, at 107 Bennett Rd. here. Joe and Mabel Remisi will share their experiences of the past 15 years in caring for their 16-yeat-old daughter, who suffers from rhematoid arthritis. The meeting is sponsored by the County Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee.

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