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•CAFIv MAY The Senior ( itizeas Club will meet l p m Tuesday. .Jan 25, in the auditorium of the Victonan Toners The program-will tx- a film pretfepted by Miss

Kathleen Duffy, of the County Library, "Old Time Movie Nostalgia ' The film will include clips marking the beginning of the film industry. including "The •Oreal Ti-am Robbery"

Motor Vehicles Closed Friday TRENTON - Stale Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations will be closed this Friday and Saturday for Martin Luther King’s birthday All 50 !H.! Motor Vehicle Agencies will also be closed Friday

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SWORN IN — "It's nlcr to.he sworn in today." said new Cape May County Freeholder James Kilpatrick last Thursday, "because tomorrow I may be sworn at.” Oath was administered by < minty Clerk Angela F. Pulvino. With Kilpatrick are wife. l,ois. and daughters Jodi. 17. and Staci. 9. --

Hearing Set On Ltan Plan

WEST CAPE MAY -» The borough will hold a public meeting 2 p m Wednesday, Jan 19. in Borough Hall, 732

Broadway

The purpose of the hearing is to provide information concerning the proposed Small Business Low In terest Loan Program and to solicit comments regarding this proposal from interested citizens The borough will submit the proposal to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs on or before .tan 31. Pertinent information on the, proposal will lie provided at the Borough Hall regarding this application.

TRENTON Transporla lion Commissioner John P Sheridan has announced the lifting of the road construction moratorium which has been in place

since Nov 21

Sheridan indicated that he was awarding contracts for which bids had been received but not yet

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"PASSAGE OF the tax programs at the slate and federal levels enables us to proceed with work on some critical pro'jects,” Sheridan said, pointing out

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that the department will proceed with plans for major highways this year in eluding the first section of Route 55 in Gloucester County, the Rancocas Creek Bridge in Burlington County, part of Route 295 in Mercer County, and the dualization of the next sec tion of Route 9 in Howell

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Sheridan said he was particularly pleased at being able to move forward in fulfilling Governor Thomas H Keen's commitment to construct Route 55 SHERIDAN SAID the department could have lost as many as 200 people from the construction engineering staff if the Governor had been forced to cut the state budget by three

percent

"The loss of these fine professionals is something which could not have been quickly reversed The cuts would h a v e^h a d a devastating long-term im pact on the highway construction program and the state's economy at a time when we can ill afford it." Sheridan said In lilting the moratorium, Sheridan pointed out that the Depart ment will still be required to take some budget cuts, since the legislative package worked out bet . ween the-Governor and the legislature mandated that the State budget be reduced by WO million However. Sheridan indicated fhrtt DOT'S share of the cuts can be accomplished without

layoffs.

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