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State Speeds Timetable At> Williams Dump Site

. SWAINTON - The state has moved up by about six months its timetable to do ' something about the hazar- , I dous chemical problem at \ the Williams dump site The state DEP-H4epart j ment of Enviromental Pro- » tectiom now says it will start its study in | September instead of next | spring. County officials said they ! believe their nressure- • primarily a buil$tfng ban on | construction within a mile I of the site-was responsible But Julian Antebi of DEP | said Monday that its deci1 sion to move up the study 1 predated the county 's April ] ban. Asked why the county on- | ly learned of the speed-up | last week. Antebi referred j questions to DEP public in- ] formation officer George Klenk who did not return 2 Herald-Lantern phone call Jarmer said the DEP's Remedial Action Master *Plan will include drilling wells, locating the toxic plume, believed heading northeast, and determing remedies. "I applaud this."' said Jarmer "I never thought we could move the bureaucracy.'' ( THE COUNTY'S policy was two-pronged: a Planning Department ban on development and a Health Department ban on well permits. Both were ordered by the ^ freeholders "We felt this was a sensible thing to do." said Jarmer "It doesn't make sense to carve up more land for development in an area where you have toxic pollution " Among development be ing held up by the bans is a 19-home subdivision and a campground. Jarmer said. "I thought I'd be sued." said Jarmer "But I d rather be sued for nbt per milling development than by someone who is) dying from cancer because I per mitted development " JARMER SAID his ad vice for property owners within the mile-$ameter circle is to "sit on it for a year " After the county gets the data from DEP. Jarmer said. maybe we can revise the ban accordingly, even lift it

The Williams dump site on Siegtown Road ( Route 652 > was found in 1979 to have had drums of toxic ' chemicals dumped there

between August 1978 and January 1979. The state has announced tentative plans to clean up in 1987.

Rose Now Parachutist OCEAN CITY - Pvt. Arthur Rose III, son of Dolores A Rose of 1242 Central Ave. and Mike Rose Sr. of Tuckerton, has received the parachutist badge upon completion of the three-week airborne course at the U.S. Army Infantry School. Fort Benning, Ga During the first week of training, students underwent a rigorous physical training program and received instruction in the theory of parachuting. The second week they received practical training by jumping from 34-foot and 250-foot towers. The final week included five staticline parachute jumps and one night jump.

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