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Cape-Atlantic City Transport Studied

MILLVILLE - Prompted by a request by Sen. James R. Hurley (R-Cape May/Cumberland) NJ Transit has agreed to conduct a feasibility study into establishing public bus transportation between Cape May and Cumberland Counties and Atlantic City. „ The Hurley said bus transportation to Atlantic City would help create a' link for residents of Cape May and Cumberland Counties with casinorelated employment opportunities in the resort city. ‘•With the high unemployment rates we

State Aid For Ttvp. Program

TRENTON - Middle Township has been awarded a $13,552 federal grant to help in its battle against drunk driving, it was announced by Gov. Thomas H. Kean. The township was one of 16 municipal police departments around the state to share in $209,789 in federal funds awarded through the state Division of Motor Vehicles. In (he period 1980-83, of the 4l fatalities in Middle Township, 90 percent were alcohol related, according to Kean. In other municipalities, percentages went as high as 71 percent.

have in Cape May and Cumberland Counties, it’s only natural that we attempt to capitalize on the employment opportunities in Atlantic City,” Sen. Hurley said. In a letter to the Senator, Jerome C. Premo, executive director of NJ Transit, said: -I HAVE asked NJ Tranr sit Bus Operation, Inc. Southern Division to undertake a study to assess the future transportation needs in the Cumberland and Cape May County area, particularly as it relates to casino development in Atlantic City.” The NJ transit company is currently conducting a number of studies related to overall bus service operations and bus route restructuring in South Jersey, Hurley said. He said those studies are expected to be completed within the new fe^v months. “In April, NJj Transit will begin the study on bus service to Atlantic City serving Cumberland and Cape May Counties,” Hurley continued. “We anticipate that the study will be completed by early summer.”

Tax Return Aid Offered MO GRANDff - The VITA (Volunteer Income Tax. Assistance) program is again providing help for elderly taxpayers at the Social Services Building, Rtes. 9 and 47. ^ Volunteers are on hand 9-11:30 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday throughout February and March. Taxpayers are asked to bring their tax forms and all the information needed for filling out the forms. The service is free. Squad Eyes Auxiliary MO GRANDE-The Rio Grande Rescue Squad had 691 runs for 1983, With a total of 2,339 hodrs, 13,222 miles, 502 emergency calls, 63 transports, and 126 miscellaneous. Members are looking for women-a/id men interested in helping the Squad form an auxiliary. Anyone interested is asked to contact Middle Township Police Dept, at 465-7803, leave name and telephone number. The rescue squad will return the rail as soon as possible, ^ •

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