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l^andfill Hours Extended SWAINTON.— Cape May County's new landfill will be open until 6 p.m. to accommodate the solid waste . trucks that 'must travel from the southern part of the county to the facility located between Woodbine and Upper Township The County Municipal Utilities Authority last Wednesday also decided to operate the landfill July 4 and Labor Day. the two remaining major summer holidays, and to extend Saturday hours until 6 p.m. starting June 23 ^Commissioner Frank i'cCall. Wildwood Crest : Jerome Brown. City of j( i 1 d w o o d Sanitation department ; and John McCarthy. engineer. New Jersey Department of Transportation, appeared before the authority to reguest the extended hours. McCarthy also askefi that a revised map of suggested routes for trucks to follow to and from the landfill be created to better address potential traffic problems identified in the original document issued by the mua. After granting the requests. William Band. MUA chairman, said. "We are glad to be able to accommodate the users We are all still learning the . landfill business. After the (transfer station opens in Middle Township, hopefulfly in early July, and when M'e have a record of how ' many people use the fand£$11 at particular "times., *hen we'll be better able to six the regular hours of Operation But for the pre ?ent time, the authority must be flexible " According to Ted O'Neill. Solid Waste Manager. 1511 'rucks have disposed of 7541 tons of material at the landfill in the first three weeks of operation

House OKs Study

WASHINGTON. D C. - The U.S. House of Representative has approved an amendment by Congressman Bill Hughes iD-NJi. which authorizes the federal Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of constructing an east -west superhighwaythrough South Jersey. Hughes said the feasibility study is needed to help resolve the growing transportation problems in South Jersey. He noted that a similar amendment by Sen. Frank Lautenberg < D NJ ) has just been approved by the Senate Public Works Committee, greatly enhancing the prospects for full Congressional approval of the study. Hughes said he and Sen Lautenberg offered the legislation at the federal level because the NewJersey Department of Transportation has twice rejected his requests to fund the study, and it can- I not be delayed much longer He also credited i Congressman James I Howard i D-NJ). Chairman J

of the House Public Works Committee, for his strong support of the project Hughes' amendment, which was approved unanimously as part of the Surface Transportation Act, directs the U.S. Secretary of Transporta tion to study the feasibility of constructing an east west superhighway, linking the Delaware Memorial Bridge with the Atlantic City Expressway and other north-south highways in South Jersey. The amend ment provides up to 5200,000 for the study, and sets a one-year deadline for the DOT to submit its report and recommenda tions on the issue to Congress. $25,000 Win GREAT GORGE - R. Boyd of Cape May was a 525,000 winner in the 34th Pick-G Bonus held here by the state Lottery Commission

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