Sep 1978 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 10 OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.1978
At Stockton October 10
DEP sets statewide hearings on proposed public participation policy
.,- The state Department of
,,r Environmental Protection
' (DEP) is calling upon the New
Jersey public to get actively
~, involved in helping to design
.'. department regulations and
,,~. programs.
A proposed DEP public
participation policy will be
:_. explained at four public
meetings in early October.
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APPLIANCE
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according to Deputy Com- policy also can help DEP make
missioner Betty Wilson. better decisions by drawing on
"Our experience in working ideas and technical expertise
with many groups and in- from the public area," Wilson
dividuals is that public par- pointed out.
ticipation benefits government The informal public meetings
and citizens alike," Wilson will be October 3 at the public
said.
library, 1100 Kings Highway
"In addition to reinforcing North, Cherry Hill, at 8 p.m.;
the public's fundamental right October 5 in the Labor
of access to its government, the Education Center (Herrmann
Hall), Ryders Lane, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick. 10
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and Fremont streets, 'Bloomfield
College, Bloomfield, 8
p.m.
Ms. Wilson will explain the
proposed public participation
policy at the first three
meetings and will invite the
public to comment on the plan.
Dr. Glenn Paulson, assistant
Call 'PRP' for help
commissioner for science, wW
chair the fourth reeling. All
comments, oral or written, will
receive full consideration from
a joint DEP-public task force
which has been designing the
policy framework.
The object of the new policy is
to make it easier for citizens to
participate actively and constructively
in DEP's
management and protection of
New Jersey's environment and
its natural resources. The
public will be advised when
DEP is considering a new
regulation or program, and
public suggestions will be
sought from that point on
through the adoption stage.
Wilson said the policy will not
change the madatory public
hearing process which
precedes adoption' of all
regulations, nor will it affect
the responsibility of the commissioner
of the Department of
Environmental Protection to
make the final decision about
any DEP action. "However,"
said Wilson, "ideas from the
public will help make them the
best possible decisions."
The policy will stress in-
volvement not only by individual
. citizens but also
groups with specific interests of
all types, such as environmentalism,
business,,
consumerism, labor, farming,
public health. science.
education and government.
In the past, DEP has carried
out various types of programs
to receive public inputs. The
new policy will establish a
uniform program of public
participation for all of DEP.
A copy of the draft policy
proposal may be obtained by.
writing to the Office of Public
Participation, Department of
Environmental Protection, Box
1390, Trenton; N.J., 08625.
For taxpayers with problems, IRS has a solution
It's been over a year since the
Internal Revenue Service
began solving special tax
problems through a program
called "problem resolution."
Dubbed "PRP" for problem
resolution program, the new
concept was created to help
taxpayers obtain action on
problems they are not able to
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settle through normal IRS . sonnel make with taxpayers to the attention of the IRS, can One other point about PRP, it types of situations.
channels. every year. But they are result in procedural and is not designed to handle such New Jersey residents who
Since its implementation in frustrating to taxpayers who systemic changes. These matters as the integrity of IRS are having difficulty getting a
1977, more . than 3,500 New are tangled up in one of the changes can then ward off employees, IRS hiring prac- problem resolved may request
Jersey federal taxpayers have procedural failures.
future problems for taxpayers. tices, disputed technical issues, expeditious resolution through
called or visited PRP personnel Generally, the reasons for ' The key to a successful PRP or tax assessments or ad- PRP by visiting any IRS office,
in order to solve seemingly such breakdowns are pretty program, of course, is that justments where the matter is calling on the telephone or
unsolvable problems with the^hasic. There are over 85,000 taxpayers go through normal under appeal. In such cases, a writing. When calling, the toll-
IRS. Many of these taxpayers people nationwide working for channels first in attempting to call to IRS will refer the taxfree 800-242-6750 should be used.
were concerned about such the Internal Revenue Service, resolve their problems. If such payer to the proper IRS Correspondence should be
things as the status of an audit Most Of these persons deal action fails, then the taxpayer department, as established addressed to: IRS Problem
or where an account stood in directly with taxpayers — contacts the IRS and asks for procedures are already in Resolution Office, P.O. Box 939,
the collection process. answering questions (28.5 the Problem Resolution Of- existence to deal with these Newark, New Jersey, 07101.
Problems with refund checks million last year), helping with ficer.
and billing mistakes also tax returns, auditing their
ranked high on the inquiry list, returns, and collecting
Although the difficulties by delinquent taxes. The sheer Identity needed for SS EARL L SHAW. JR.
PRP vary, most have one thing numbers themselves mean Everyone who applies for a include documents which show
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in common — they represent human error will occur — such Social Security number must the person's picture, signature, ROOFING ana
situations which should be as losing a request for action, or provide evidence of age, date of birth or age, or other
settled through normal giving out wrong information. identity, and U.S. citizenship or Identifying Information.
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channels, but for some reason It'8 both unfortunate and residency status, Oscar P. People not born in the U.S. BRYANT FORCED AIR
these channels occasionally inevitable. Sometimes lines of Ernst Jr., Social Security should submit evidence of their
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breakdown. The breakdowns communication do fail. PRP district manager in Atlantic U.S. citizenship or their im-
aren't frequent, considering the was set up to help remedy City said recently.
migration documents showing
number of contacts IRS per- taxpayer frustration when such The idea behind these they are lawfully admitted to
errors occur.
procedures is to protect a theU.S.
PRP is also helping the IRS person's Social Security record,
handle more unusual problems to prevent anyone from
— problems which sometimes misusing or using another
reflect quirks in the system person's Social Security
itself. It's these kinds of number, and to assure that the
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problems which, when brought record is complete and accurate.
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A person who needs a
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new name must present
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before the new card is issued.
DRY WALL Ernst «ab» that people shojiM
CONTRACTOR* allow plenty of time to get a
RESIDENTIAL* new Social Security number or
COMMERCIAL
duplicate card. It takes about
six weeks to issue the number
SHEETROCKMG and deliver the card after all 'Before you wfre - Gaff Magulre
required evidence has been
4FWISH1H6 submitted.
The best evidence of a per-
GREG. K. son's age and U.S. Citizenship
is a birth certificate. Ibis
CORSON should be submitted whenever
possible. If this is not available,
309-7683 other documentary evidence
l» NO AMJW1B CALL Iff-lltl can be used.
Evidence of identity should
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12,1978
Police to beef up force
(continued from page 1)
towuship police force he said if
the people want it then it should
be put t>n the ballot so a vote
can be taken.
He pointed out that there
have been efforts before to
establish a police force but
"they never seemed to be able
to get enough names."
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BROCCOLI SPEARS
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Souped-up autos parade along West Av. in the
annual "Rod Run".
OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER
Ocean City coining events
TODAY (Tuesday)
Banjo Band concert, 8 p.m. in
the Tabernacle.
Yacht Club Duplicate Bridge
post season game, 7:30 p.m.
Beach and Boardwalk
Association first general
meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the Youth
Center.
Women's Regular
Republican Club meeting; 8
p.m. in the Youth Center. City
administrator Paul McCarthy,
speaker.
Knights of Columbus
meeting, 8 p.m. in St.
Augustine's rectory.
Auxiliary to Shore Memorial
Hospital workshops, 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. in the Youth Center.
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, 8:30 p.m. in the
Episcopal Cameron Hall, 30th
St. and Bay Av.
Alanon meeting, 8:30 p.m. in
St. John's Lutheran Church,
10th St. and Central Av.
Jolly Bidders Duplicate
Bridge game for those with less
than 50master points, 7:30p.m.
in the American Legion Hall,
14th St. and Haven Av.
City Council workshop, 7:30
p.m.
Hotel, Motel and Restaurant
Association meeting, 8 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce Women's en* luncheon, 13:30
meeting, noon. P m in Mac's restaurant,
•• Somers Point. Beverly
Our Lady of Good Counsel Richards of the Atlantic Ctty
Altar Rosary Society meeting; 8 Electric Company, speaker,
p.m.
Matinee Duplicate Bridge
game, 12:30 p.m. in the
American Legion Hall, 14th St.
and Haven Av. Light lunch
served 11:45 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
Good Counsel Leisure Club
first meeting of the season, 1
p.m. in the social hall, 40th St.
and Central Av.
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LEGAL SECRETARIES TO
MEET
On Tuesday, September 19,
the Cape May County Legal
Secretaries Association will
meet at the Whitebriar in
Avalon. Glenn Gronlund will
present certificates to those
members who completed the
professional legal secretarial
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His topic for this meeting will
be "Criminal Procedure." Any
legal secretary wishing to
attend the dinner meeting may
Mrs. Filbert's
call Marie D. Hornsey at 522-
1456 before 2 p.m. on Friday,
September 15, to make a
reservation.
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