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Citing the ll percent increase in violent crime in Cape May County last year, Democatic U.S. Senate candidate Frank Lautenberg, in a speech before the Policemen's Benevolent Association convention in Atlantic City, charged that His opponent has repeatedly voted against federal anticrime programs New Jersey needs to keep it safe. Fighting crime is a vital component of the campaign to bring new business to New Jersey and put people back to work, Lautenberg stated. “NO ONE WANTS to work where it's not safe,” Lautenberg asserted. "No business wants to spend thousands of dollars on security, and no State that is interested in economic development can afford to relax in the fight against crime.” Noting that almost $360 million in property was stolen in New Jersey last year, Lautenberg cited a number of votes by, and positions of, his opponent, Congresswoman Millicent Fenwick, that have hindered the fight to keep New Jersey safe from crime and conducive to SHE VOTED to phase out the Law Enforcement

Assitance Adi linistration which gave l>cal police new tools to fijht crime, Lautenberg saio She voted agiinst funding for the Druj Enforcement Agency and the Coast Guard, which ara essential in the fight aga.nst drugs, he went on. SHE VOTED against hiring 117 new federal judges, to cut the backlog of cases now clogging in the courts, Lautenberg stated, and she

supports indeterminate sentencing of convicted murderers. She voted for reductions in federal assistance that have force local governments in New Jersey to layoff police officers, Lautenberg said. According to the Eagleton In* stitute, one third of all local governments cutting services are cutting back police and fire department service.

Demi, Platform

COURT HOUSE - The County Democratic Organization’s leadership met at a mini.-convention Sept. 19 to ratify the platform for the 1982 campaigns of Freeholder Candidate Jim lannone and County Clerk candidate Ed Rosenberg. Congressman William Hughes, who is running for his 5th term, opened the convention. . lannone led off with Sh outline of his policies toward the county Municipal Utilities

Authority.

••MY OPPONENT hasJ* accused me of running a one issue campaign. The MUA for several years now, has been the most important problem facing Cape May County. It's time

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lannone pointed to the' upgrading of existing treatment facilities as an alternative and cost saving method to the current regional plan. lannone also stressed the growing need for improved health care facilities for the county, stating that his priority is to re-open the much needed arthritis clinic. County Clerk candidate Ed Rosenberg emphasized the responsibilities of the office with a call for efficient and timely service. ”If an institution, agency .or individual requests information or documention from the clerk’s office I will deliver it in days, not weeks”, Rosenberg said. The cpnvention closed with the r adoption of a resolution calling for a twoparty system of government in the county. Vietnam Vets Council Meet ATLANTIC CITY - William L. Caubet, chairman, Vietman Veterans Civic Council, announced that Ihe next meeting will be held 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, in the All Wars Memorial Building. States and Pacific Ave., here. The Vietnam Veterans Civic Council is a cooperative effort of public and private groups. The primary role of the council is to assist Vietnam Era Veterans in identifying local needs and issues and to make recommendations to appropriate officials.

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