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THE ASBURY PARK Ocean county EDITION Store Price 25 cents August 28, 1985 alvador holds 1 3 mmirdler suspects hunting seven other suspects, five of whom have been identified. A statement issued at the news conference identified all 1 1 suspects as members of the Central American Revolutionary Worker's Party, which claimed responsibility for the attack. The guerrilla group is the smallest of the organizations making up the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, which has been fighting the U.S.-backed government for the past yii years. Known by its Spanish ini The Associated Press SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Authorities have arrested three men they suspect of being part of the leftist terror squad that sprayed a cafe with gunfire, killing 13 people, including six Americans, President Jose Napoleon Duarte said. A fourth suspect was wounded in the June 19 attack and died in a hospital, Duarte said yesterday at a news conference.

He said security forces still were tials PRTC, the group recently has been mounting urban raids. Duarte's announcement came a day after Attorney General Santiago Mendoza Aguilar said he was reopening the investigation into the 1980 assassination of Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero. No arrests have been made in the case, in which human rights activists claim a rightist death squad was involved. Mendoza Aguilar also has been See SUSPECTS, page A 2 it Minimum teacher pay compromise expected 1 Airborne at last By JANET GARDNER Press Education Writer AT LEAST 18,000 teachers can expect a raise next month if all goes as expected in Trenton today. No teacher in the state will make less than $18,500, effective this year, according to a compromise bill being worked out just hours before the Legislature meets in a special session.

Gov. Kean's office has been busy bargaining on a package that would recognize outstanding teachers and set a salary floor expected to have a ripple effect up the steps of the pay scale. In a surprise move, Kean agreed Shuttle Discovery blasts off from Cape Canaveral, yesterday through the worst weather of the shuttle program. The crew rushed to release an Australian satellite to keep it from broiling in the sun. Story, page A5.

Spurned GOP lawmaker now on Democratic ticket If Rod, a Lacey Township committeeman, wins support from the-Ocean County Democratic Committee, scheduled to vote next week, he will run with Warren E. Hickman, a Jackson Township committeeman, for the two Assembly seats in the district. They would be opposed by Republicans Jeffrey W. Moran of Beach-wood and Assemblyman John T. Hendrickson Jr.

of Eagleswood Township, who outpolled Rod in the June primary. The district runs from the northwestern and western parts of Ocean County through the southern portion of the county. Rod, by switching parties, also joins the Democratic legislative The difference in the proposed starting salary for new teachers and the salaries of other teachers who still make less than that amount is estimated at $38 million this year. The cost for the 1985-86 school year will come out of the current budget surplus, said Carl R. Golden, Kean's press secretary.

After the first three years, the matter will be studied by the Tax Study Commission, which will make recommendations, a spokesman for the Assembly Democrats said. Part of the compromise is the inclusion of a companion bill for recognition of teachers, a concept See TEACHERS, page A2 Associated Press the main track about a mile south of the rail station here when the two cars derailed, knocking over an overhead structure that housed wires and signal equipment powering the passenger trains, Grazioso said. Conrail spokeswoman Kathleen A. Byrne said the freight train was traveling from the Parlin section of Sayre-villc to South Amboy. The two box cars that derailed were empty, she said.

One of the cars was upright and the other was on its side, she said. By noon, one of the derailed cars had See COMMUTERS, page A15 A Democratic Senate committee chairman says there will be no vote today on Gov. Kean's environmental trust fund package. Page A3 "to fund the $18,500 minimum salary fully for at least three years plus additional time which we're working on now," said Joseph V. Doria, D-Hudson, who sponsored the bill that called for full funding by the state.

Kean has threatened to conditionally veto the measure unless the legislators agree that local school districts would gradually assume the cost after the first year. -5 i-- I I it i I North Jersey Coast Line for 6'i hours following the 9 a.m. derailment, said Anthony Grazioso, a spokesman for NJ Transit. For the evening rush hour, NJ Transit put diesel trains into service, he said. Grazioso estimated that about 1,000 people had delays of 30 minutes to an hour during the rush.

It also had Matawan-bound trains from Penn Station in New York terminate at Perth Amboy, and had two Bay Head-bound Coast Line trains stop at Matawan, where they normally do not stop, said NJ Transit spokeswoman Nancy Greenberg. The freight train was moving off Wedding date Oct. 19 Open due to cancellation-Peninsula House-842-2100 Tonight. 828 Art Stocks. Birch HiH Beat Victor 600 lb.

bear win trip Florida. Chatterbox, Cats, Hot legs Contest. Sun, Miss Chatterbox finals, $1000-1st place. 793-9636. Associated Press In announcing his withdrawal as a candidate, Bloom, recently recalled as Island Heights mayor, said he would remain an active member of the campaign team and lashed out at what he called "abusive power" by GOP leaders.

Rod, seeking his third term in the Assembly, said, "I'm not going to run a campaign with any name-calling." But when asked if the race would get "dirty," he said, "If they're going to dish any garbage out, I'm going to give it back." At a press conference later at Republican headquarters in Dover Township, county GOP chairman Joseph E. Buckelew stressed the "posi- See LAWMAKER, page A2 The state school board is scheduled to clarify next week its Aug. 7 decision to approve the transfer of 35 Brielle students from Manasquan High School to Point Pleasant Beach. Earlier this month, the state board voted to "approve the termination" of the sending-receiving relationship between the Brielle and Manasquan school districts. But local school board members are questioning whether they are required to proceed with the transfer.

Brielle school officials, citing crowded conditions at Manasquan High School, voted 7 to 2 two years ago to seek state approval for the transfer. But the board whose membership has changed significantly in the two elections held since that 1 983 vote voted 5 to 4 last week to keep the students at Manasquan, pending a Nov. 5 borough referendum on the transfer. John T. Klagholz, president of the See BRIELLE, page A15 4 Qli Brielle 9th-graders start in Manasquan Cannon shot down By BRUCE LEVINE Press Manahawkin Bureau THE ELECTION RACE in the 9th Legislative District gained a new candidate a Republican turned Democrat yesterday, complete with the first jousting of what members of both parties promised would be a clean, aggressive campaign.

Assemblyman Jorge A. Rod, snubbed by Republican leaders and voters in his renomination bid this spring, announced his switch to the Democratic Party during a press conference in Lacey Township yesterday at which he was presented before about 100 supporters as a Democratic Assembly candidate, replacing Joseph J. Bloom Jr. Inside Bruce who? A former skeptic comes to terms with the Boss. Page Four Making do More of an attitude than a science, regional cooking in America is often a matter of working with what you have.

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Rail commuters delayed again By BILL GYVES Press Asbury Park Bureau THIRTY-FIVE Brielle ninth-graders will attend Manasquan High School for their first day of classes next Wednesday, and within hours the state Board of Education is expected to decide whether the students should remain there or be transferred to Point Pleasant Beach High School. While they await the state board's ruling, administrators in the three school districts involved have developed scenarios on how they expect the decision to affect them. School administrators in Brielle and Point Pleasant Beach said yesterday they do not believe the quality of education provided for their students will be severely affected, regardless of the state beard's decision. The top school official in Manasquan, however, has indicated a transfer of Brielle students to Point Pleasant Beach will have a significant impact in her school district. Lynch Boys.

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