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Asserting that the massive overcrowding of New Jersey’s prisons will severely weaken the impact of the # state’s new criminal laws, Citizens f6r a Secure New Jersey has announced its formation to work for public approval of the prison bond issue on the Nov. 2 ballot. Governor Thomas H. Kean, who heads the bipartisan list of supporters of the $170 million bond issue, announced at a State House news conference that Citizens for a Secure New Jersey will be co-chaired by former Attorney General William F. Hyland and Robert Van Buren, chairman of Midiantic Banks, Inc. Honorary chairman of the Committee will be former Governor

and Chief Justice Richard J. Hughes. A "I AM DELIGHTED that these leaders in the public life of our state agreed to lend their efforts to this important campaign," the governor said. "The $170 million Correctional Facilities Construction Bond Act is the most important element of this administration’s plan to end prison overcrowding and, thus, enable our tough criminal code to demonstrate that lawbreakers face real penalties in New Jersey.” FORMER GOVERNOR Hughes explained that the need for prison construction was highlighted by the American Bar Association’s Commission on Correctional Facilities and

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SEA ISLE CITY - The City Recycling Program has announced a new fall and winter Pick-Up Schedule, effective Oct. 1. The area from 1st to 63rd Sts. will be picked up every other Tuesday, starting Oct. 5 (Oct. 5 and 19, Nov. 16 and 30, with a special pick up on Wednesday. Nov. 3), and the area bet-

ween 64th and 94th Sts. will be picked up every other Monday, starting Oct. 4 (Oct. * and 18, Nov. 1, 15. and 29). City Recycling Coordinator William R. Wilkin thanked residents for their cooperation in insuring the success of the program and urged continued support.

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