Herald & Lantern 7 December '83

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Deadline Extended For Art

COURT HOUSE - The deadline for artist to submit a proposal for art to be included in* the Upper Township Library scheduled for construction in the spring of 1984 has been extended to Jan. 1, 1964. The County Culture and - Heritage Commission’s Broadley Is Re-elected

COURT HOUSE - Gamaliel Broadley of Marmora was re-elected as president of the Board of Education for Vocational Schools in Cape May County at the November reorganization meeting. William Tozour, Jr. of Avalon was elected a vice president. Mrs. Ella Foster, of Woodbine, was elected as the board’s delegate to the New Jersey School Boards Association. Also reappointed by the Board were John Mead, legal counselor, Leland Schilling er, treasurer, Matthew R. Tomlin, bussiness administrator/board secretary and Wilbur J. Kistler, J ( r . as superintendent.

Arts Inclusion Committee will meet to review the proposals early in January. Submissions to date have included designs for tapestries, stained glass, free standing sculptures, wall reliefs and murals. Artists are encouraged to submit proposals in ‘any*media. THE CONSTRUCTION budget for the library, which is similar to the library^Lower Township, is estimated to be about 1600,000. Up to $9,000 will be set aside for art to be incorporated into the building. The library is the first project in the county to be designated by the Board of

Chosen Freeholders as eligible for the arts inclusion program. The other county projects are planned. The Culture and Heritage Commission is encouraging artists to submit slides of their work to the commission, which is compiling a registry for future projects and commissions. Artists interested in further information and an application for the Upper Township Library project should send a selfaddressed stamped number 10 envelope to: Linda Cliff, 58 W. 16th St., Ocean City, 08226, or call her at 263-8117.

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Financial Aid Nile Is Tues.

COURT HOUSE - The State Office of Student Assistance will co-sponsor a Financial Aid Information Night for high school seniors and their parents Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Middle Township High School, Bennett Road. The two-hour presentation will offer parents and students comprehensive, timely federal, state, and campus-based financial aid information. The agenda will explore the different types of education beyond high school, definitions of financial aid and explanation of its various sources, review of “financial need” and “family contribution,” examination of all student loan programs, and-a complete preview of the 1984-85 New Stdte Financial Aid Form (NJFAF), the key document used to apply for financial aid for college.

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Seeks Ban On N-Waste Dumping

WASHINGTON, D C. - Congressman Bill Hughes (D-NJ) has introduced legislation directing the U.S. State Department to seek strong international controls on the disposal of high-level radioactive wastes in the ocean floor. The South Jersey lawmaker explained that the burial of wastes in the ocean floor, known as subseabed emplacement, is intended to isolate the wastes from the marine environment for thousands of years. But Hughes warned that “we have a situation of placing the cart before the horse. Sub-seabed emplacement technology is still unproven, since it has not yet been used to dispose of radioactive wastes.” “Before we proceed with depositing highly-radio-active wastes in the ocean floor, we need to make certain that the oceans are adequately protected from the threat of pollution by highly-toxic and persistent radioactive wastes.

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