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mmm Bv the Associated Press I 1 1 i in By JIM McCORMICK Marlboro Mayor Morton Salkind by September will ask council to adopt an ordinance creating a Housing Authority which coiild implement construction of 50 low income and senior citizen bousing units within 18 months This proposal ts contained the mayors special report on zoning trends which will be mailed to homeowners this week. Mayor Salkind said tnat the 50 unitsr could be contained in two buildings, preferably one story that would contain about 20 senior citizen units and 30 low income units One building for senior citizens could be constructed in the northern Morganville or eastern Marlboro Village area, and the low income units could be located in the predominately Black Texas Road area, he said FLASH FLOOD Peters Place Red BanK as it looked Friday, atter sudden rain and electric storm which dumped 2 13 inches ot rain on the area in less than two hours In Red Bank. Broad St had to oe closed tp traffic tor about half an hour while in other parts ot the borough base- ments were reported flooded If June Was Bustin Out JustBlameltontheRain by Superior Judge David Furman who struck down the Madison Township zoning ordinance last year on the grounds that it excluded low income families. Mount Laurel Cited Mayor Salkind said that while the Madison case was given nationwide publicity, the Superior Court decision invalidating the Mount Laurel Township zoning ordinance has a greater effect on zoning -ana social housing needs. Superior Court Judge Ed-, ward Martino May 2 gave Mount Laurel 90 days to provide for low and moderate income housing in its zoning ordinance The township was zoned to one-half and one-quarter-acre lots with no provision for multifamily housing The suit against the township was brought by the Southern Burlington County 'and Camden County Chapters of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

by nine towhship residents and by the Camden County RegionafLegal Services. Mayor Salkind said that Mount Laurel didnt have satisfactory housing available under 323,000, which he compared with the $45,000 average price for a new home here. He also said that the Burlington County community had one-quarter-acre zoning, which is smaller than lot sizes provided for in the present Marlboro zoning ordinance So lot size is obviously not the answer, the mayor said The mayor said that since Mount Laurels municipal government ignored the problem of low income housing, the flood gates were opened by the court We must not allow that to happen here Mayor Salkind sail By properly providing essential living accommodations for present, long-time residents of this township we can avoid a Mount Laurel didsion Mayor salkinu, emphasizing that plans are'very incomplete, said an estimated 10 senior citizens could be housed in that building. He estimated that 125 blue collar workers, welfare recipients, and other low income families could live uf a seperate structure The mayor said a portion of the units could be rented, and some could be owned by the low income families He said federal loans could be made available to the families who purchase their units, so that interest costs on loans could be. reduced to as much as one third the usual rate Mayor Salkind said that he will propose that the authority be made up of six members, one of which, according to state law must be appointed by Gov William T.

Cahill He said he did not know at this time if the members would be salaried, or what their terms would be The mayor said he will make the appointments with the advice and consent, ot council and that one member would be a councilman Minimum Residency Rule He said that the housing would be available only to people who have lived here a minimum of one year The mayor said recent court decisions influenced his formulation of the lovfr Income housing proposal. The three he cited dealt with Freehold Township, Mount Laurel Township, Burlington County, and Madison Township, Middlesex County The Appellate Division of Superior Court June 23 ruled that Freehold Township must rezone 300 acres down from one-acre within 90 days. In the decision, the court said Freehold Townships attempt to reserve land for affluent families would seem to conflict with present day judicial thought as to appropriate relationships between ported in Neptune shortly at ter the storm Friday, when a car driven by John Bobich of Point Pleasant, collided head-on with a car driven by Ralph Madonna of Jackson Township on Route 66 Mr Bobich was pronounced dead at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune Fridays storm also caused temporary power failures. A Jersey Central Power and Light Co. official reported failures in Ocean Township areas; and scattered interruptions from Red Bank to Point Pleasant.

All lines were back in service, however, by 10 p.m. the official said In Red Bank, police reported flooding of Broad St. which was closed to traffic for half an hour, to prevent waves caused by passing automobiles from flooding store basements. Minor flooding was also reported in the Bay Shore area from Atlantic Highlands to Keansburg, and in the Long Branch area from Sea Bright south through Deal RED BANK The Month of June, which was twice as wet as normal, went out Friday with a cloudburst and electric storm which dumped 2.13 inches of rain on the Mon-month-Ocean County area, pausing flash floods and mi-. nor damage.

Wilbur Lafaye of Long Branch, local U.S Weather Service' observer said the storm which brought hail in some areas, started shortly after 6 and tapered off just after 10 p.m, He said Fridays precipitation could not be added to the June statistics, however, because his July measurements started at 6 p.m. This still left month of June with twice the normal precipitation at 6.38 inches measured against a normal of 3.20 inches. The heaviest measured rainfall was on June 17, when 1.27 inches were measured. Measurable amounts of precipitation, Mr Lafaye said, occurred on 19 days of the month; with three days only showing a trace. This, he said.

is 2 Am. zoning policy and social hous- and not have to provide low Ing needs Income housing to outsiders. The court dted a decision the mayor emphasized Oakhurst Mari Denies Theft 7 Die in Belfast Violence BELFAST Seven men were killed tn Belfast during a violence-ridden weekend that threatened the flimsy cease-fire in Northern Ireland and fanned fears of eye for an eye war fare between Protestant and Roman Catholic gunmen All seven men 'were shot in the head and some were bound and hooded the trademarks of the Irish Republican Armys execution squads But at least two of the victims were Catholics Although there was some speculation they had been killed by IRA punishment squads authorities believed they were the victims of Protestant extremists Three ofthe victims were Protestants, and the fourth was a 19-year-old Jehovahs Witness from England who had been working in a camp for poor children since coming to Northern Ireland a week ago His body was found on a garbage dump and authorities believed he may have been killed by mistake Killed in Hijack Try SAIGON A young Vietnamese man who tried to hijack a Pan American Jumbo jet with 153 persons aboard to Hanoi in revenge for bombing of North Vietnam was overpowered by the pilot and shot to, death by an armed passenger yesterday The hijacker was tentatively identified today as a speaker at antiwar rallies at the University of Washington in Seattle where he had studied fishery science on a U.S. government scholarship and graduated with honors last month The young man, carrying a South Vietnamese passport the name Nguyen Thi Binh, met violent death after the pilot tricked him and landed at Saigon, the flightsscheduled destination, in defiance of his demand to fly to North Vietnam. The 135 other passengers were safely evacuated by dieting down emergency chutes, used to empty the plane quickly in case of explosion Several persons suffered minor scratches or bruises and one passenger a U.S.

Air Force lieutenant colonel, broke his leg Hue Under Enemy Fire SAIGON Hue came under North Vietnamese artillery fire today for the second consecutive day ami new fighting was reported along the Quang Tri front 30 miles to the north. Four rounds hit the former imperial capital Just after 7 a.m., but they exploded harmlessly in rice paddies outside the walls of The Citadel in the center of the city, and inflicted no Cflsu2lti6s Nearly 70 shells crashed into Hue yesterday, killing 12 civilians and wounding 53. It was the first shelling of the city since the North Vietnamese offensive began March 30. Allied officers said the shells apparently came from a 122mm artillery piece, which has a range of about 13 miles. It was believed concealed in a mountain position west of the city not far from Fire Base Bastogne.

To get the gun into position was quite an one officer said. They may have brought It up piece by piece and then assembled it at the site. Give Up Delegate Seats NEW YORK Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York's two Republican senators and four other top GOP figures will give up their delegate-at-large seats at the partys national convention so more women, youths and minority group members can be represented.

The New York Times reports. According to the report, the politicians will attend the August convention in Miami Beach as honorary delegates with access to delegation meetings and the convention hall but without access to the floor or the right, to vote on nominations and the platform. The idea reportedly was Rockefellers, the aim being to give women, young people and minority groups greater recognition at the GOP gathering similar to their increased in-fluence among tlie' Democrats. With no significant controversy expected at the convention, the absence of the New York Republican leadership ts not expected to make a difference. The state will have 88 delegate votes.

Striking Pilots Negotiate MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Northwest Airlines and striking pilots resume negotiations today and a union spokesman said things might start to move. Federal Mediator Harry Bickford said late yesterday that negotiations would resume at 2 p.m. EDT, the first bargainipg session since the strike began Friday morning. Both the Air Line Pilots Association ALPA and the company say they are in essential agreement on salary terms for pilots, a 26.7 per cent increase In pay and fringe benefits over three years. Still to be resolved are policy matters such as crew rest and work days, the union said.

ALPA said pilots agreed to ISrhour days, but the company insists that the pilots must woroi 14-hour day and proposes that the minimum crew rest period be to eight hours, from the current overnight rest of nine hours, 15 minutes Chess Match Postponed REYKJAVIK, Iceland The International Chess Feder ation postponed the start of the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassy world championship series until tomorrow after Fischer failed to arrive In Iceland over the weekend The American champion was believed still in New York Fischers 24-game match with the Russian worlds champion was to have begun yesterday, and the president of the world federation. Dr Max Euwe. announced if the American challenger failed to show up by noon Tuesday he would risk forfeiting his chance at the title Euwe said his personal opinion was that there will be no play at all 1 The Russians reluctantly accepted Euwes decision to delay the match Asked what he thought of the situation Spassy replied I came to play Truman in Hospital KANSAS CITY Former President Harry Truman has entered Research Medical Center for routine examinations for what his personal doctor said was lowgr gastrointestinal problem The condition of the 88-year-old Truman, who was taken to -the hospital last week after falling in his home, was termed satisfactory by his physician. Dr Wallace H. Graham A hospital spokesman said a more detailed report on the former presidents condition would be made today unless a major change in his condition necessitated an earlier report innfninuitiiiiiiiiiiuiiinninnininiliinniiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinimiiniiiniiiiiiiii pmmism MAIN OFFICE.

CHESTNUT RED BANK N.J H7701 BRANCH OFFICES: 174 RT. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J., 07741 -N EAST MAIN FREEHOLD, N.J., 07721 270 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH, N.J. 0774S in 1J7I by John Cook ono Henry do PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER' Member of the Associated Press he Associated Press Is entitled elusively lo the use for republication of oil the locol news printed In this newspoper os well as of) AP news dispatches Second class postoge paid at Red Sank, N.J. 07701 and at additional mailing offices. Published daily Monday through Friday Mail subscrip-, tions payable in advance I Week I Month Months Months I Year 90 U.SO S9.50 SI8.00 S35.00 Home Delivery by Carrier -SO Cents week Single copy at counter 10 Cents Shore Regional Classes Elect WEST LONG BRANCH -Students at Shore Regional High School have elected officers for 1972-73 Next years seniors elected Miss Sandra Trufalo.

president; Miss Betty Vitt vice president Miss Allison Tay lor. secretary, Miss Christie Mangogna, treasurer and Jack Flaherty, Student Gov ernment Association repre sentative The class ol 1974 elected Curtis Christiansen, presi dent. Miss Carolyn Bragar vice president, Miss Susan Rahn, secretary; Paul Ritz. treasurer and Miss Trina Ca nino, S.G.A representative Incoming sophomores el cted Lorenzo Caputo. presi dent, Joseph Massaro, vice president.

Miss Nancy treasurer, and Miss Sue Schultz S.G.A represen tative A call was placed to Rep James Howard. D-N in Washington and the congress man said he would see what he could do through the Pentagon. 1 Friday, a spokesman in the congressmans Washington office caUed The Register and said Spec 4 Emmons leave from July 6 to July 14 has been approved Later in the day Congress 1 man Howard said he had received a. cafi confirming the leave from both Col Lloyd left only eight dry days in all with no precipitation recorded. Precipitation measured so far for the year was 27.35 inches of rain with a normal for the period through June of 2153 inches Average temperatures for the month of June were also lower than average at 65.7 degrees with a June normal of 69.2 degrees The highest temperature for the month was recorded at 85 degrees on the 9th and the lowest at 43 degrees on the Uth.

Yesterday temperature topped alL that at 90 degrees. Yesterdays heat-wave brought record crowds to area beaches, with a spokesman at Sea Bright reporting wall-to-wall people on the beach Sandy Hook State Park also reported capacity crowds Throughout the Monmouth-Ocean county area police reported minor flood damage, with traffjg disruptions in many areas. One fatality was re The plight of the couple was brought to the attention of The Daily Register Thursday when Miss Causa, 17. of 170 Creek Road called the Registers Middletown office and related that Mr Emmons is Army Spec 4 Emmons, 20. at- Dr.

Bowen Takes Over At Princeton PRINCETON (AP) Dr William Bowen was swore in asthe 17th president of Princeton University Friday The ceremony field in the Faculty room of Nassau Hall was attended by Gov William Cahill and Princeton offi cials and students Dr Robert Goheen. the 16th president, administered' the oath of office, with Manning Brown, chairman of the Board of Trustees executive committee, presiding Gov Cahill praised the work of Goheen, who was installed as president on July I 1957 No major speeches were delivered A public installation for the entire' university community will be held at the traditional opening exercises on Sept 10 1 in the University Chapel FREEHOLD Patrick DAmbrosi, 22, of 397 Wells Oakhurst, has pleaded innocent here to a 17-count in-dictment accusing him of eight break-ins and thefts in four Monmouth County communities between Feb 3 and March 12, 1971 He is charged with stealing more than $10,500 from homes tn Long Branch, Ocean Township, Rumson and West Long Branch. He also denied an attempted break-in Lawrence 18, of 121 Main Bradley Beach, pleaded innocent to a 23-count indictment involving break ins, thefts and attempted thefts in eight Monmouth communities. Nelson denied stealing $3,666, helping to steal some $14,600 more and helping in 4 Register Sion Photo AMERICA DAY PARADE The Royofes Drum and Bugle Corps of Eatontown marches in the borough's Honor America Day Parade yesterday. The Royales also entertained during an old fashion- ed celebration at the Ira Wolcott Playground, which was the communitys center of entertainment yes- -terday The day started with a bicycle race, was foiiowed by the parade, and ended with entertainment and mass picnic at the playground.

Activities included band and other concerts, contests for all ages, and a closing fireworks display A rmy Has aHeartJFillFurloughGI For Keansburg Wedding Saturday Two Given Terms In Auction Holdup FREEHOLD Monmouth attempted holdup at Party County Court Judge Louis Line Rentals. 315 Rt 35, Ea- the attempted theft of another $450 from homes in Brielle, Deal HoweH Neptune, New Shrewsbury, Rumson, Spring Lake and West Long Brandi between Sept 8 and Nov 1971 The charges against Nelson include, one count of breaking and entering with intent to steal 19 counts of aiding and abetting breaking and entering with intent to steal one count of grand larceny, six counts of aiding and abetting grand larceny three counts of aiding and abetting petty larceny. one count of aiding and abetting attempted breaking and entering with intent to steal and one count of aiding and abetting petty larceny Both were arraigned before County Court Judge Patrick McGann Jr tontown, at gunpoint Dec. 22 He had also admitted carrying a pistol without a permit in Eatontown the same day Hamilton had admitted these counts of receiving stolen property, a check for $263.75 belonging to Sea Jay Apple New Shrewsbury, Oct. 7 in Long Branch a check of nominal value belonging to William O.

Schroe-der 14 Wilshire Drive. New Shrewsbury, in that borough Sept. 27 and 20 driver permits missing from the state-Motor Vehicle Division office, KL 3t. Eatontown, Sept 11 in Red Bank iimphtti. By ED WALSH KEANSBURG Lewy Emmons and Miss Jean Causa will be married Saturday in St Anns Catholic Church thanks in part tri a sympathetic congressman JOINS INGTON WORTH- Worth tached to the 76th Engineers at Ft Meade, and on cleanup duty in the flood stricken Wilkes-Barre.

Pa area Miss Causa said Spec 4 Emmons whose home is at 51 Seabreeze Way, had been advised by his company commander that his request for a leave may be denied because of the urgency of work called everyone I could but could get no reassurance, Miss Causa said We have people coming to our wedding from as far away as Florida and Colorado and have a reception planned for 130 guests 'Read Faster' Class to Begin LINCROFT Brookdale Community College. is offer ing a non-credit Sunglasses Seminar Read Faster Students will have an op-, portunity to learn' to read and comprehend more rapidly, to develop hand-eye coordination I Aikins has imprisoned men who pleaded guilty Jut 19 to the robbery of $174 from Becks Fruit Stand at the Englishtown English-town-Old Bridge Road Ms nalapan, March 17 Both had admitted taking two Juhfe Hamilton had admitted an Burke of the Pentagon staff the money from the stand operators. Joseph Beck and his brother, Samuel Beck, both of Philadelphia, and frbm Robert Cameron Gieslers Lane. Freehold Township and Isadore Sopin. 45 Wilson Englishtown Lawrence Gay.

19. of Vt-, viani Drive, Manalapan was sentenced to an indeterminate reformatory term William James Holden Jr 36, of Lakewood, wbo also bad admitted being armed with a sawed-off shotgun during the holdup, was sentneced to up to 12 years in state prison Beeman Hamilton, 22. of 22 Cedar St. Red Bank drew an indeterminate reformatory sentence for a series of crimes last year in Red Bank. Long Branch, Eatontown and New Shrewsbury and Maj Robert Moore from Wilkes-Barre It is unfortunate that ations like this sometimes happen the congressman said i Spec 4 Emmons have an obligation to fulfill but at the same time his being away on leave shouldnt prove a hardship on his company and I am glad the Army was able to see it this way.

Rep Howard added When so many people would have been in convert he stated Congressman Howard concluded by wishing the couple much happiness for a long life together And at 170 Creek Road a sigh of relief could be heard and to master the in this case I was sure of speed reading of maga- an, exception could be made ington Biochemical Corporation has ap pointed Mel. Weisblatt national sales manager of clinical products He was with Boehringer Mannheim Corporation and -Pfizer Diagnostics He also is a clinical laboratory technologist zines, textbooks, newspapers and other materials The course begins Wednes day and continues Mondays' Wednesdays and Thursdays through July 27 from 7 to 930 p.m for a total of 11 sessions 8, V' r..