Mar 1987 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

:CTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEftf.ER, OCEAN CITY.'NJ, t MARCH 1| # ll§7
THURSDAY, MARCH 12,
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. (K KAN CITY. V.I
w tu
want o
politic
rMENT
tax levy
rate will dip
is «*pect*d to Infor
Introduction
(7:!
chamber!), total municipal
By contract, all polk* and
worts salariea will go
up t percent. City Hall
wortert, who unionfad last
year c art curroaUy engigeir
in contract regotlatlon» f
according to
of
code of
the conduct of
and
^ootheiaau©
u acheduled for tonight
at 7ilB> In
to
tl)e cuxrent
of-
the government
TO the end of im. If than,"
tne annoanceraent ccro« w«r« C Benson
aaya It's OK to inis
afUr
worldnfi hours.
« a^^tmaster
officials toin
coercion of tabor*
H percent rate Increase either overlapped otter
coat-
flp "
He waa
a matter
a threatma em
has never been tell
amending the code several . "Think bsefe te the la«t
toe*, especially ate *fet ^ectign," Esposito aaid. "U
polke and fire unions publicly (politicking) didn't bother
endorsed a mayoral can- anyone and it (thi code)
ishers
's peraonai atreplied
that one of his publisher* was the lower
goals Is establishing an postal rates that
" program m that mailing permit
and Interpret the manual tbe flyers
Mm* way to expedite second- Thi third-class holders
ilfetieo wasn't evtn enforced."
it unfair to No action was taken against
•cttvltie* tht unions who openly
in the canmalsned for Mayor Roy
Council members Gary
Jssidj J#s3Uif fTniifi iwj
Mark Vldetto sugtsted
s'rt doing this for
them," Jtssel amid, "We
Uunn, an
member who also
the no-politicking
agreed to Introduce
ultgaL "Yoo n&& far
aomethlng that's
unenforceable," be
taking away a righ* Mh
ibeirt
adoption of tte cod*
concerns like
working
hwira.
3.5 percent
cap to between 4 and S per-
Qty Auditor
noting that Council could
decide to make changes
before Introduction, declined
last week to offer what the
id mean to
tai rate.
Tbt curnjnt mgnipipni
rate @f 82 cents per $100 of
to
fall drastically under tht
Impact of tht recently
completed city wide
revaluation, city tax assessor
William Mitchell has noted.
Tbe total value of raUbtes
here has Increased from $303
million to 1466 million. Tht
value of a home In
Point
year, to
for eight new pemonnel.
Included ire two new police
would be offset by $18,000 In
r ees for tht
four part-time emergency
Hearing W
150,000 In lossad federal*
revenue sharing money
liability insurance
la the tenUtive
Council is expected to allocatfr
1400,000 for road In* ^
provements, $70,000 for a'-'
street sweeper, $47,000 for a
newdump truck, $18,000 for4-'
line painter and $15,600 for A*w
-drive
The Police Department wflT,
?end $25,000 to replace twp J j
juad on under an oogotai'""'
AUo abeorbed in
on Bala and Colwidf
drives which Council 1
VMOQ In _
torney's fees for tht Mat
hearing,
of
for ojmpiknct with an
an
emergency
last year for
first Installment of te city's
H00.000 revaluation. *
SO publiflhen of
Experience, c<
education" art cited by Board
involvement and ttvnmitmentmember Gus Bruno as
to.children and "quality reasons he should be elected
to the Board of Edocatton
April 7,
'lunQbeoa and *ftiHon show
PrebdeDat
mat wui be held at the
Point. Fashions by La
Qotique will be featured
along witt the raffia lor a
stroller coat
in school election bl
.labor relations and
"Collectively these eiperlences
enhance tht
ina
busteeas-like and fiscally
was w
Ocean City resident
Ocean City Board of school and staff It, comparml
'Education candidate Dean to the coat per pupil now being
:hoenewald believes a spent to send them to Ocean
is past president of the
inCTbfr of the
of Cape May
the Boy Scouts
Mayor's Task Fora on Drug
and Alcohol Abuse, was a
Recreation Department
coach six years and member
of the Recreation Board, and
is g member of St Peter's
Metfiodiit GhtirdL
Hit incumbent is a mftgbg
of tht Board's finance,
BUTTONDOWN
PLAIN COLLAR?
that newspapers
challenges/ 1 be said in a news
"Working with a new
superintendent, adfltts to
h primary school and
renovations to the high school
area few of the challenges I
look forward to facing on
tabalf of OOF d^y,
"One of my *ccompUshments
tMy year/' he
foundation of te
school addition in such a
manner as to be able to
aipport a second stacy, if
needed, in ftt future M
to mam? of
1
Gus Bruno
INI
newspaper?
tts§
^fnui r*w' >*i itg gf nrpf^
costly second-claw mail.
Tiach said postal
si a deficit or to
minimise the amount of
budget fanning pprf IHSJT to
meet IU goal.
CHATBURN
•on of
of 1037
A?,, has been
to the UJ, Air
Force to tht rank of airman
first class. A IM Ocean Cltv
ALLI
/AUNIQU
and then watt fcr
wart to hear fnm them
are up for grabs. i2Thr &oo 6;3i 12:21
Expenditure increases ISPFI 6:42 710? um HO4
Include:
14Sat 7121 7i4i 1:12 1:44
salaries to |§,7 million, issun 7>M %m iiii imt
$161,102 tor Other Ukriet liMon 8 35 8:57 2:U 2:55;
including clerical and In- '""ut 9:io ?:w 3:U 3IM J
atructional staff to $1,4 i«wtd 9:51 IOMS 3-S4 im :
million, $97,803 for ad- 19Thr 'OJW 11:05 4\U im?
mlnlstratlve salaries to' .
Per Greaf lag Hsrbor (nlit,:
from kit
mm
oil due to price
t
Subtract 43 mlnufei from high *
tide and 31 minutes from
AITRONOMICAL DATA ;
$20,000 In teitbooki, $19,000 Moon In soegtt...:.. March v,
.__ , , , ^ Poll iyieon.....,,,.,. March is!
If the rmaini SS Moon in p«rlo«e March 34.
will decide New Moon .......... March f9\
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER
A MvllMN tf fwfli JtfMy ••*•, t*c.
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was
to recent reports that talks
and art continuing n p»ng arts
on school officials and state
eaentativee on
of a
aty High School serve the
l( Finally ( l don't beUeve
AUpptr Township students that te most lmportarrt ob-
^sinoe 1W2, the withdrawal of jective could be met with the
516 teenagers from the high newly proposed regional
achool would severely cripple school, Schoenewald said;
the system/' Schoenewald "that being an educational
aid to a news release, system equal to, or bitter
"We are talking about than, the one currently ser*
laying off many of our ving tht needs of those
,"he nssmg to venture past tin
oominued, "it would be far talking stages of this ides,
(more costly to build a new
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