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|'s) responsibility to ctean that up, i they'tv encroaching on (New |« sey Trasuat) property ' Voti aaid "Unless they have an approved >u % drag plan for that (roanvtel and they cams around ovary six months and crush it up and recycle that product, than that'k illegal and should be reported tha tha

Recovery. "WE HAV

comasbe told this newspaper TY* not grbsgOYs^no* trash, and iTs a product Tha imphcsoonB for the anrnty are unbehevable, as far as that line goes,"

iVENT APPROVED snyth.n K

County," Pagano added Tt sounu- hk* he's just taking his spOlover stub -rvi

"Ovwall k tsmdd raa bad, because it tteiks nee it's h—^ abandoned " KEOUCH SAID A TEAM of four from

"Wr found that it's runabla nght now wkk some safety work and brush cutting," kaough arid "You could run it for

major H The mapr portion of it is ranoMe — the rail itseif," he added Tt does need quite s few (railroad) ties." Keough said he couldn't estimate the total cost of rehabilitation because his company is still "in the process of evaluating it" and hasn't worked out a owns the line. He acknowleged Burt there Ane apveral breaks in the line where roads were paved over the track, but said the comP ^aEWGH*SAro hTWaT unaware of a three-acre ares behind Rio Grande Building Materials where that company has apparently been dumping overruns of concrete which appear to be several feet 7b Rebid Software OCEAN CITY — School Sup* AntAoAy Scabo AAid bit »BAk tfcAi tht diAtrio trill raplaos S12J000 worth of equipment that

r apparent knowledge 1, the questionable e-

of the school board, the questionable e

quipment was reportedly purchased dur-

tng the summer by / -

They would have to provide to u-

to be recycled in their markt-i ~ spokesman George fcksnt

The yard dispatcher at Rio Crsnde Building Materials, ir1mhf.nl only as "Mr. Lynch," didn't return thnnewspaper's phone call Monday Also in the path of the rail line is 4 chain link fence, complete with barbed wire, in back of OdaM's Home and Building Center in Rio Grande (aoe picture). If Shore Fast Linas restores rail service, b would foil the-county Planning Board * proposal to raze the old railroad statior on Mechanic Street, Court House, to build s 100-spece parking lot. Last Tuesday, freeholder* agnx-d t» finance construction of that parking k* for $150,000 as part of a SjfiS-mtliion bond anticipation note. "WE HAD DONE SOME planning or

Jersey DOT (Department of Transportation) and New Jersey Transit," Planning Director El wood Jarmer told this newspaper Tf they're going to use it for freight service, obviot that and we'll hove to I The county is not riling to take exception to rail service to Cope May County," he added "We'd accept that and endorse that* to VoU and Keough, Dee s. IRS, Cape May Can and Rio Grande Building Materials are interested in freight service Currently they receive and ship their materials by truck. KEOUCH SAID HIS company isn't _ any further south, poor condition of the railroad bridge crossing the Cape May Canal and becauae there's ‘really no busShore Fast Ones has been in operation since 1963, and runs four frgght locomotives through Winslow junction to the NorthfiekL PtaasantviDe and Lin wood ares. Recently, it expanded services south to Vineland.

VaR Shnrn WhAR Ua G«a4» MatAriAb CaboaU tpilfa Char ftaa»Ap Sturm Tunes Out

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Yttlaey to "come down 15

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Sturm. Tm not going to hand-feed you." "YOU'RE PAID to do this.' said Wiisey "No I'm not," said Sturm. Tfeu're free to look at it. Tm not going to hand-feed you That would be hke Reagar giving hand grenades to the Ayatollah. You am talk until haO freezes over, you're not going to get from me what you want." T'm a member of the public." said WUaey.

ward for 99S percent of the public." said Sturm, "but not you." WTLSEY BEGAN to .talk again, but Stunn interrupted to say. Tm not hearing

you.

Turgot it (theold pay) committed to my memory, but I'm no'. teDing you," added Stunn That's

WUaey. "You're making this personal " "Your opinion means zilch to me, said Sturm "I PONT come here to harass," srid Wiisey, -but if you make this a personal thing, shame on you ."

T'm not ashamed," said

Sturm.

The Stunn-WUaey bAci to'^th« rr ^TH when both were freeholders together for two terms Both were elected for the first time in 197] At that time. WUoey was a Republican and Sturm was a Democrat. Sturm became a Republican in 1973; Wiisey, who didn't seek rejection in 1977, became • Democrat a yaar ago in order to get the party's freeholder nomination. He lost by 2.130 votes, 15,086 to 12^22 He says he's not running this

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ty) tf Township Committee adopt* thr latest revision of the 1968 municipal budget. Originally posted at $2A million %rith a 48.9-oent tax rate hike, the budgt* teas trimmed another $194,300 lost ww* far total cuts of $560,300 Cutting $40U.iM' from next year's surplus could mean a u v rate hike of 15 cants then, though New Shopping Center? MARMORA — Upper Township plsnnen: like the concept of a 150,000-square-foot shopping center proposed for 145 acres between Route 9 and Stagecoach Rood here. But no formal application has bum filed and questions remain spout traffic flow, scwcry and water runoff Plans however, call for a 39,500-aqaure-foot h» pennarket, a 42,400-square-foot retail store, several I^QB-square-foot stores, p<us 800 parking spaces. Still Testing Ocean 9WAINTTON — ThA county MUA lAAt

SWAINTON — The county MUA now has all permits for distribution of material from its Crest Haven sludge composting facility, an MUA news release announces According to chairman William F. X. Bend, the authority has sold more than 200 from approximately 3,000 cubic yards of finished compost in its inventory and "-it is dear that the total inventory will be sold out in the next several weeks " A Banner Win GREEN CREEK — Paramount Air Servic-

eofthesite.1 complaints of neighbors about noise from planes and said the site is "uniquely suited for the proposed use." Paramount plans hangar space for 10 planes Recycling Is Here

Program ty Health

The program, established in the spring of

1964, cam for the authority to procure a

beet for Health Department personnel to

sample four sewage treatment outfall

■tes eight times s year from June to Sep-

tember Estimated coat this year $6,000. MUA Joins Group SWAINTON — Representatives of the oouny MUA have pined with seweragr authorities in Gloucester, Camden and

Cumberland counties to form an "informal confederation for an exchange of in-

WILDWOOD — fines of up to $1,000 for non-compliance are part of an ordinance introduced by City Council last week setting up a recycling program. The measure calls for citizens to place recyclable items such as newspapers, gloss and aluminum at cuibride no soone than 11 pm, of the day before collection. Recydables put out for pickup ore dty property, according to the ordinance, and scavenging is illegal. A public hearing on the measure is sched-

uled April IB.

Hangars Approved OCEAN CITY — Despite objections from 75 residents, City Council voted 4-1 last week to allow 18 piiots'to build two hons at the municipal airport. Councilman

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