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/Borough Deputy cierk prs Board Mulls Swimming Pool at
Palmer Square Plans
Renovations to Kiosk Says Goodbye to Job The long-awaited educational At a board Facilities Committee approval on January 16, then Janu-
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This Friday, Princeton Borough Princeton Regional School District's Department officials have told him Exhaustive input from administra-
McPhee Sisters Will Deputy Clerk Margaret (Peggy) six schools — which were to be that getting the submission, "tight, tors, faculty, and other staff mem-
Discuss Their Book at Wchoiltlleoacgkueswillafstaery g2o2ody-ebayres toashera ampepertionvgedoant tJhaenuBaorayrd23of—Eduacraetinoont cmoamkpeletteh,eirseoveinttufiatls rteovgieetwheorf wtihlel btieornsshatshactreaMtre.d aHinnugmsbteorn ofcaqnuneos-t
Arts Council 4 member of the Borough administra- yet ready. project much faster. answerwithoutfurtherstudy-
tive staff. But she will be back, at That is the bad news. The good The educational specifications, He said during the Facilities Com-
Boy Scouts at Township least to visit. "I couldn't dream of news, according to David Hingston, part of the district's submission to mittee meeting that in order to
not coming back to Princeton," said senior associate with The Wilier the state Department of Education, incorporate the new ideas, he will
Meeting Get a Lesson in the Hopewell Township resident. Group architectural firm, is that the in preparation for a construction have to make revisions not only to
Local Government ... 6 "It's a great place. Princeton Bor- state is not prepared to look at the bond referendum on April 17, were the design, but also to the district's
ough is more my town than where I information anyway. originally scheduled for board long range plan, which was submit-
live. I know many more people and ted tothe state in December.
Seminary to Celebrate I've spent much more time here." "The public needs to know that
Dedication of New She laughinglysaysshe owes her we are undertaking six separate
Organ 15 job to her Massachusetts back- projects at once," commented
ground. A resume she sent to Bob Board President Charlotte Bialek,
Mooney, then Borough adminis- "at six separate schools; and each -
j Wysockl and IVente trator/clerk, brought a call back. one has to be carefully considered '
|| CBaesmkeentbtalHloles in Tig3e0r "toWrhyehnehseawwatshatgoIiwngasovferrommAyrlihinsg-- oanreittaskoinwgnsomelrointgs.."That is why we .
ton, and he said I got the job
because his wife was from Arling-
ton. Hopefully he liked my Hun Will Purchase
qualifications, but did have an
I
edgethere." Three Residences
Lastweek, Borough Clerk Penney
On Johnson Estate
Edwards-Carter said she hadn't yet
traeltkierdemetnotM"rbse.caWuhsietlocdkon'atbowuatnthetro Sometime in May, the Hun School
start crying. She hasIbeen my right of Princeton will purchase three res-
idences on the grounds of the 60-
hand, my left hand, and a few other acre Robert Wood Johnson estate,
ones. She's going to be missed."
according to Linda Mead, executive
Starting as a clerk-typist, Peggy director of the Delaware & Raritan
Whitlock became deputy clerk in
Greenway land conservancy.
the early nineties. Her main respon-
sibilities, some of which are shared The Greenway is raising the $7.4
with Mrs. Carter, are record- million purchase price for the estate
through a "model partnership,"
SVtoelpuhnateneire GilntltheelmGarnaInsda- kgieotevepmeisrnngit;nhagatcbtocidonygmetaoscfuostlelcorowefttahmrreyoeuttgiohngtoshn;e apucbcloircdifnugndstohaMvse.bMeeeand,maticnhwehdicbhy
Pals Program 16 contributions from private citizens.
lreegsaildeandtvserotviesirngs;ucahndnecceosnstiatciteswiatsh In the spring, the Greenway win
INDEX dog licenses, passports, and park- celnotseeredon ftrhoem prRoopseretdya,lewhiRcohadi,s
Art 28 ingThpeerremi'tss.a lot of contact with the directly across from Johnson Park
School.
Calendar 25 public, which I enjoy," she said. "On Greenway officials announced in
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She has enjoyed the diversity of
Mailbox 16 the job, the never quite knowing dbeynctehse,Garseweenlwlaaystcwonotbaianmst.he resi-
Music/Theatre 20 what was going to happen next. The Hun School purchase is an
Obituaries 38 "Some of it is repetitious, but you important step in the purchase pro-
People 26 never know what's going to develop cess, according to Ms. Mead. The
Sports 30 each day, arid that's good," she FEELING THE BAH-HA BEAT: Sarah Rauch, age 11 a sixth first goal was to obtain Probate
TTorpeinctsonofRotuhendTuopw.n.....36 swaeiPldrl.i-nkcneotwonnpbeeoipnlgePhrianvceetcoon,mea ulopt otfo gofratdheerBaath-tHhea JMoehnndWuriitnhgertshpeoVonMCSAchodoaln,cedahnecldedFrtioda«tymh>ee»vome»un*sikin«cg« Court apCpornotvinauledoonnPatghee27property.
for middle school students.
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used by the PHS swimming MONDAY SAVE
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ContlnuodIrornPoqo t team, be a standard size of 25
"Any problems that the yards by 25 meters; and Mr. Just bring this coupon when you apply foryour mortgage.
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public may have with the Hlngston said there Is room
delay should be offset by the fora pool that size, Borough CALL
knowledge that by delaying, Ifa pool is built, the old gym and JOHN MCGUIRE
we are making the project would not needed for physical Township
better, more efficient, and education activities. It could, 609-922-1401
possibly less expensive," therefore, be used for the jQ|j
noted Frank Slrasburger, music curriculum, according to UC'D MORTGAGE BANKER, NJ DEPT OF BANKING
FacilitiesCommittee choir. Mr. Hlngston, who assured
Swimming Podl committee members that all
meAmbmenr]sorwcihangeKI|hMr'i(tlebdoartdo mtuhesiocladlgaycmti.vities could fit Into tursn,trai. gh. t reran
consider at their evenin—g
meeting on January 23 "The Middle School has a hair to HAIR DESIGN
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of a second ballot question. floors of the old gym could secret behind them - Matrix texture
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pool as part of the main letV by the Music Deportment, she
endum Is both educational pointed out. Less renovation craze for curls.
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The existing gymnasium ment would be created, using
accommodatesone station. Hie existing classrooms and
obvlotlng the need for massive ANNUAL
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calls for a brand new gymna-
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two physical education teach- olso that a district swimming
ing stations. The state pool could conceivably bring At
requires a program of swim- In some revenue to cover
mlng Instruction in schools eM*'"**- "We wouldn't try to
that contain pools. The pool make mo™n«v" «* observed,
area would, therefore, accom- "bl" ** uId <" *"' P»v (or
modate two additional physl- *ne P°°'"
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As Redesign of Kiosk Areaa IIss CCoontemplated, COUNTER TOPS
Other Palmer Square Plans Remain Undone
Palmer Square Manage- Prese—rvation Review Commit- although they need not be on
mentIs looking forward tee to build a six-story site.
to receiving eventual addition to the Nassau Inn on Palmer Square, on the
Planning Board approval for the south side of Hulfish other hand, points to a 1985
Its redesign of the plaza sur- Street. Exultant Palmer settlement with the Wither-
rounding the kiosk as well as spoon Jackson Development
expansion of the kiosk itself. TOPICS Corporation, a grass-roots
The plans are currently being housing group, which called Choose from 6 Colors
reviewed by Borough Engi- Of the Town for a contribution of $500 for Rosa Beta Rosa Perrino Grigio Sardo
neer Carl Peters. If everything each housing unit construct- Uba Tuba Baltic Brown Impala Black
Insexitn pgloaceb,eftohree ptrhoeposHiasltowriilcl Square officials said the New ed. $55°V SQ.FT.
Preservation Review Commit- Year's Eve celebration usher- The difference Is that
Everything In Hearts tBeoearadn.d then to the Planning minagrkIntthheecyoemaprle2ti0o0n0owfoutlhde tPiaolnmerwouSlqduarceo'sst I$nt4e8r,p5re0t0a,- Full Bullnose Included.
Your Heart Desires If Planning Board approval addition. while the Borough Interpreta- Installed with Template and Undermount
.sally) is given, this will become the tion would cost Palmer ALEXSTONE
third project forwhich Palmer To date, the Borough Engi- Square some $1.9 million. In
jIStqouagroeahhaesadr.eceBiuvtedtthheeootkhaeyr nreeceeriivnegd noDerepqauretstmsefnotrbuhilads- July,CoMnrt.inuNeedwotnoNnextsaPiadgethat, Marble & Granite Co. Inc.
two remain frozen on the ing permits from the Nassau 215-336-1400 • 215-336-0305fax
drawing board, where they Inn. Asked a number of times
have been sitting foryears. over the past two years about
rebel
In September, 1998, the proposed expansion, READING & SIGNING
hearts Palmer Square receive—d Plan- Palmer Square Vice President
ning Board approval over David Newton has declined to
81 3. ma2i1n5S-t.8,6n2e-w60h4o0pe',oppaen18d9ai3l8y the objections of the Historic coLmomreintR.aybon, the Nassau Singer
Inn's general manager, said
PETER SINGER
Tuesday that the Inn contin-
WIDE ues to work with the Borough
STORE on applications and that there AUTHOR OF WRITING ON AN ETHICAL LIFE
is no startdate at thistime.
MONDAY, JANUARY
SALE 29
The other sitting approval 7:00 PM
goes back to 1985, when the
then owners of Palmer Squre, Acollectionofthemostessentialwritingsfrom Peter
IN PROGRESS Collins Development, Singer's 30-yearcareerunderonecover. Hewas
received approvals from the declaredbyTheNewYorker"themost influerrl a
Regional Planning Board to philosopher"and byTheNew York TimesSunday
Seeourlargeradonpage 1J. construct 114 condominium Magazine"perhapstheworld'smostcontroversialetru-
units. Seventeen were built in cists." It isbecause PeterSingertakesdefinitestands
the rear of Paul Robeson onpracticalissuesinethics, inplain languageeasily
Place, along Hulfish Street, understood,that heisapersonalitysoughtoutbythe
only to remain unsold for a mediaall overtheworld.
long time as the real estate SingeriscurrentlytheIraW. DeCampProfessorof
market sputtered. This put an BioethicsatPnncetonUniversity'sCenterforHuman
abrupt halt to the construc- Values. HeisalsotheauthorofAnimalLiberation,
tion ofthe additional units. PracticalEthics,andRethinkingLifeandDeath,among
Kauffman manyothers.
Although approvals are still
in place for the unbuilt 97
condominiums, the Paul
Robeson Place site remains
empty. Last year, Architect
Robert Geddes called the
Cassandra — one ofour most elegant tuxedo unfinished space "a profound TUESDAY, JANUARY 30
ityle pillow back sofas! This beautiful, queen-size communityinsult." PM
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Regularly priced at $1,200. and the current owners of understandlifertself,buildingonpivotal ideasaboutorderand
Now*899 Palmer Square, Palmer evolutionincomplexlifesystems. AshowcaseofKauffman's
Square Management, have mostfundamentalandsignificantideas.
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Iflaiiau~-snntteriord The Borough points to Its It's all at the
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Princeton resident Brooke
Gunn, the Virginia and
Leonard Marx Professor of Painter Square
Child Development at Colum-
bia University, will Introduce Continued from Prococlliiij I'ago
the program, were the firm to accept the Sale
The MtPliecs grew up In B^oVrough's position, It would
the Prim Dtotl during the °"< ">« P«>"< Incentive.
l%()s and 1970s, when the Negotiations between the
women's movement was nvo sides to reach a compro-
cncouraglng women to pur- rnlsc solution remain ongoing.
sue Ihe s.nne opportunities .is Through
men. Curious about the affect The new addition to the
ill.i' self-ilelerinln.illon andj Nassau Inn approved more
the lack of restrictions have than two years ago by the
had on the lives of girlsi Planning Board would be s—ix March 31st.
today, Ihe three sisters set stories and 67.5 feet high
out across the country to, one story and 2.5 feet hi.ihei
Interview and photograph <han Borough ordinance per
girls between the ages of 6 mlts. The Historic Preserva
and 19. lion Review Committee had
voted to advise denying
Between 1997 and 1999, approval because of the build-
they made Intermittent 10- ing's height and bulk, but the Save 35 /o-50
day Journeys, documenting In Planning Board decided to /o
grant the necessary variances.
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ex|Mnslon of the ballroom,
Ihe!, subject! Include girls „„d two floors ol guest roomi
like Khadce)ah Gray, a 7- «„d suites. When and If com-
year-old chess champion,plcied, the Nassau Inn would BANCROFT CRYSTAL "SAVOY 'SATURN
from Harlem. Commenting provide 248 rooms and con-
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A 12-year-old Texas day around the kiosk in addition
trader, an Ice hockey prodigy, to the expansion of the stnio "applies to Ultra Premium sets only.
a 16-year-old evolutionary hire Itself from 206 to 289
geneticist, and a 17-year-old square feet,
novelist are some ofthe other The steps on the west side
subjects. "All these girls of the plaza would be
would describe themselves as replaced, the fountain and SHIFMAN
ordinary," say theauthors. sculpture removed, and the
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The Princeton Senior Resource Center will sponsor free
tax assistance for low- and moderate-Income senior citi-
zens in thePrinceton area, beginningMonday, February 5. THIS VALENTINE'S DAY
Trained volunteers from the American Association for
PAMPER
Retired Persons (AARP) will be available on successive
Mondays through April 16, between the hours of 12:30
and 4. SOMEONE YOU LOVE
Both state and federal Income tax assistance Is available,
as well as free e-flllng. The volunteers are particularly
FACIALS-MANICURE-PEDICURE
familiar with tax regulations affecting seniors, such as
pensions, annuities, sale of stock, and capital gains. They MASSAGE-HOT STONE MASSAGE
will not, however, do businessorcomplexreturns. BODY TREATMENTS
Participants should bring copies of their 1999 Federal SALT A-PEEL MACRODERMABRASION
and New Jersey tax returns, aswell as pertinent 2000 tax NLITE LASER WRINKLE REDUCTION
Information, including all W-2 and 1099 forms, property
tax Information, summarized medical bills, receipts orcan-
celed checks, if Itemizingdeductions. Gifts & Gift Certificates Available
AARP tax assistance will also be available at the Clay Phone OrdersAccepted
Street Learning Center on Fridays, from 9 to 1, from 609.924.0071
February 2 through April 13.
Appointments are required at both locations. Call the 842 State Road, Princeton, New Jersey 08540
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A PRINCETON APPEARANCE: Well-known actress INTERNATIONAL
Eileen Atkins portrayed Virginia Woolf Sunday
night at Hamilton Murray Theatre in a benefit for
the Princeton Rep Shakespeare Festival and the
Anya Yates Memorial Scholarship for inner-city
children. Mrs. Yates was a member of the Prince-
ton Rep Shakespeare Festival Steering Committee
before she and her family were killed in an October
plane crash on Martha's Vineyard.
"Now we're In a breather. STARTS THURSDAY,
l/Second Snowfall Next week things may get JAN. 25th
Of Winter Season stormier. Wewillgobackinto
a more active pattern."
Covers the Area —Steve Allen Sefidfid * Soft) • £u\ijddaciw • tJMUUti m
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Rain, snow, freezing rain ^ >
and sleet made traveling haz- H
Police Charge Teen
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fell on Thursday, and steady car accident that claimed the SAVE 50%
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changed over to freezing rain more tragic turn when offic- m
and sleet on Saturday ers filed charges against the on WARM WINTER WOOLENS
evening, before turning to all driver of the vehicle on Mon-
snow just before midnight. daynight. for MEN and WOMEN from Around the WORLD
According to Dave Robinson, m
New Jersey state cllmatolo- Authorities would not con-
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Mr. Robinson said almost The accident occurred at • Men's MERINO WOOL SWEATERS from URUGUAY s150 '39 >
tcowvoeriendchetsheofarepraecibpeittawteieonn E11l:m10Rip.dmg.e onRoJaadnuaarryou1n3d, • Designer WOOL THROWS from NORWAY '195 *59
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Thursday and early Sunday. when, for some reason, the • Women's lined ANGORA JACKETS from the ORIENT '225
"When you melt the snow, vehicle ran off the road and • Worsted WOOL SHAWLS from IRELAND '135 $39
sfallele,t,thaantd Itshehnalafdda tmhoentrahi'ns- stthreucpkasasenutgielritsy,poidleen.tiOfineed aosf • Group of Women's Boiled WOOL JACKETS from AUSTRIA '350 $99
ppererciiopdi,t"athieonexpilnaianetdh.ree day LnuokuenceVedrbdeeyasdt,at1t6h,ewsacseneprboy- • Group of Men's L0DEN JACKETS from AUSTRIA '550 $275
What caused this snowfall? paramedics. $m A huge variety of PURE WOOL SWEATERS.
Three others, identified as
"It was caused by a series 17-year-old Christopher Pen- Cardigans and Pullovers. For MEN and WOMEN.
oAftlalntoiwc frsotnattses,"in stahied mMird.- nBaetytlae,nd b1o5t-hyearo-foldHoTpheowmealsl Merinos, Shetlands, Lambswools, WorsNtedOs.W.. £,""
Township, and Wesley
Robinson. "Each one was of
moderate strength, but they Dzurkoc, 16, of Pennington, Orig. s85-s150
tapped a flow of moisture were treated and released HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION!
from the GulfofMexico." from Capital Health System IN
at Fuld in Trenton.
seScaotnudrdwaiyt'hs ssignnoifwicawnatsacctuh-e According to Hopewell WinterShop Hours ^^*^ra
mulation this winter. Mr. Police Lieutenant George Monday-Saturday: 9:30a.m. to 5:30p.m.
Robinson said this has been Meyer, speed was a primary Sunday: 11:30a.m. to 4:30p.m.
cause ofthe accident. He said
the snowiest winter since
1995-96, thanks to one authorities presented the find-
storm. ings to the prosecutor's office
on Mondaynight. A H B A
"If you took away the one
storm on December 30, If
snowfall this year would be Town Topics |
below normal," he comment-
CHRISTMAS
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nature such as professional
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* tlonsapproving grant appllca-
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_ the valley Koad mDuiiaing member», •landing, from left, Ben Johnson, Dave Jean, and Micah
Zmmennnn P H.?.y Choir director Charles Sundquist is seated left. Mr. Scheide, who
government In aac"t'ioon„. introduced Bach as a composer of tuneful melodies through world tours and Phoebe's
recordings, lectured recently to members of the Choir in preparation for their
Their attendance woul,d. upcomlna February tour to St. Petersburg and to Berlin, where they will sing
cthoeunCtotmomwuanridttyheimreriCtitbizaedngeI,n j—$ Bach., »st, Matthew Passion" at the Schauspielhaus. "Expertly Dressed"
Mr. Wells laterexplained. »ye8 birt where In the residents. plans. Jumped up to disagree 50-70%
As the business of the Township?" The Borough has a differ- on the speed bump Issue, as
meeting had all but conclud- "Near the Hun School," ent kind of snow removal well.
ed, Mayor Phyllis Marchand rep||ed theyoungster. equipment from the Town- "| would love to see more OFF
suggested that any scout who ship, she pointed out, with a speed bumps," he exclaimed.
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rled Mayor Marchand. |held that very afternoon with Court, present to protest the the students at Hun did some- Tues-Fri: 10-5:30; Sat: 10-5; Eve. hoursby app't
"TheTownship." neighbors and Hun School Township's deer management thing similar."
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Neurologist Will Read
From Book on Alzheimers PREMIER VIDEO!
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Sklllman resident Ira Black,
professor and chair ol the
Department of Neurosdence M^Jate Rd.IRt, 20B1 ' PrincVeton • 609-4I9977-JH)30
and Cell Biology at the Rob- ij,,Mji,'iij-I,I-'-|-| i )'-i I-',,ii'
ert Wood Johnson Medical
School, will read from his sale
new book The Dying of
Enoch Wallace, at Mlcawber
Books, 110-114 Nassau
Street, at 6, on Thursday,
January 25.
The fictional account of a
on winter clothes
successful investment bank-
er's battle against Alzheimer's
disease, the narrative is also a 81/2
"nonflction book about the
brain," according to Dr. OFF
Black, who is a well-known
neurologist.
Books will be available for 'notall merchandise included
sate at the reading; and Dr.
Black will autograph copies the
MUSEUM FRIENDS: "A Garden of Masterpieces," the annual benefit of the forInterested purchasers. PICCADILLY
Friends of The Art Museum, Princeton University, will take place on Saturday, M£jkRD yo(jR „„,,„,_„„„„,
February 3. Co-chairing the event, which will include a reception at the gol marri6d? See -Engagemenis &
Museum and dinner and dancing at Prospect House, will be Cheryl Levine, weddings- in town topics to see
left, and Carol Freedman. For more information, call 258-3762. nowsned,d. 200 nassau street ... princeton ... 609-924-5196
Topics of the Town hood's large trees, altering
conrnMiranPnadngnoe *e character of the residen- SAVOR THE PERFECTION
tialstreets.
The next scout to speak
was Alex Bennett, Poe Road. "Now you have some Idea OF INTELLIGENT DESIGN.
"When is the Township going of the Issues involved in gov-
to fix Poe Road?" he erning a town," Mayor
demanded. "The pavement Is Marchandtoldthescouts.
breakingup." EveryJanuary, according to
Mayor Marchand turned to Scoutmaster Wells, he brings
assistant Township engineer members of the troop to a
Deanna Stockton, who Committee meeting. In addi-
replied that Poe Road from tion, they tour the Township
Shady Brook Lane to Tyson facilities and speak with staff
Lane was, in fact, slated for members. As part of their
complete reconstruction this five-week work on the badge,
year, along with a portion of they must also write a letter
Snowden Lane to be finished. to a municipal official about
Sidewalks would also be built an issue thatconcerns them.
along Snowden Lane, she "Police Lieutenant Mark
said. rZmantookus on atour ofthe
Committeeman Leonard police station after the meet-
Godfrey observed that many ing," Mr. Wells said. "Every-
residents of Snowden Lane one has beenJust great about
are opposed to the construc- sharing information and tak-
tion of sidewalks, claiming it ingthe kidsaround.
will destroy the neighbor- i —Anne Rivera
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Scholar to Discuss Presidential Styles
In YWCA "Lunch with a Bite" Series
Princeton University Professor of Politics Fred Green-
stein will speak on "The Presidential Difference: Leader-
ship Style from FDR to Clinton" (the title of his most
recent book), attheYWCA's "Lunch with a Bite" serieson
Friday, January26, from noon to 1:30.
The lecture will take place In the Bramwell House living-
room. The fee Is $6 for members of the YWCA; $9, for
non-members.
Professor Greenstein has taught for more than 40 years,
and has made a specialty of deconstructing the American
presidency during much of that time. A recent feature
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Arsenic in Water
NewJersey environmental officials uld last week that the state will adopt a new federal
drinking water standard that the Environmental Protection Agency set for arsenic on
January 17.
The current state standard, In effect since the 1940s, Is 50 parts per billion. The new
standard mandates 10 parts per billion. Water suppliers will have three years to comply
with the newregulation.
Some wells within the state's Piedmont region have naturally-occurring arsenic levels
thatexceed thenewstandard, according to state officials. Hopewell Borough, for example,
has a well with levels of arsenic In the range of 40 parts per billion. It has already been
taken outofuse and Is beingtreated.
Scooter Helmet Laic
Children, 14 years of age and younger, would have to wear helmets when riding
scooters, under the terms of a bill that passed the New Jersey Assembly Law and Public
SafetyCommittee last week.
The measure, A-2805, amends a 1991 law that requires (Mldren to wear helmets while
riding a bike. It was later amended to Include skateboards and in-llncc skates. Parents of
children who do not wear helmets would be fined $25 for the first offense; and $100 for
subsequentoffenses.
The new bill, which Is headed to the full Assembly for consideration, was prompted by
the deat—h last September of—a child In Elizabeth who was struck by a car, while riding his
scooter withouta helmet across a street.
v
Charter School Short Fall
Under a state Supreme Court o—rder, New Jersey Is—required to Increase the amount of
aid it provides to the 30 Abbott or special-needs school districts to bring per-pupil
spending there up to 'he level ofmore wealthy suburban districts
Herniations developed by (hi- slate Department of MncatlOf] covering Abbott districts,
however, do not Inc Icicle charter mIjooIs In tin- In- reused funding
Miban and r Ii.iiI'-i school advocate's have charged that the situa—tion Is unconstitutional
and that two c lasses ol students now exist lit the AIiIhjII districts those who go to the
chattel ' i N I iliose In the traditional public s< lu
The charter school funding disparity is part of a court challenge to the state's regula-
tion'., brought hy the Lducatlon Law Center In Newark, u/hlt h reprej enta students In the
.'10 Abbott cllsirlt is. It is expected t" he heard tryan appeals court In the spring. WOMEN'S
The stale's school construction program, which i|rru< call of a l'J'18 Supreme Coull
rulingon Abbott districts, also does not Include any funds forcharter school facilities.
NJ Transit Refunds SHOE BOOT
and
N.I Transit I igraed to refund llckel money to thousands of passengers who missed
theater performances and other holiday events due to delays on the Northeast Corridor
line last month. The agency's executive director Jeff Warsh said at least 200 checks have
already been mailed, totaling about $25,000.
Passengers on NJ Transit and Amtrak trains were delayed for hours on December 23,
aftero fallen tree branch knockeddown a power line
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the front desk of Borough Hall. "Sometimes One of their sons is building a house In
you didn't knowwho theywere until you had Hunterdon County, and Mrs. Whitlock
to ask their names, or after they left some- expects to help withthis aftershe retires. She
one would say,JDld you know you were just sayS she is also going to try very hard not to
talking to so and so? be the one in the house
"When you meet up with who's responsible forclean- Present your loved one
somebody who's famous, ing and meals.
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they don't parade it. I think She has already made -m
people in Princeton arevery several plans for her retire- witli tnlee kkeeyyss e .^
comfortable with who they ment. "I like to do a lot of
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most sharply in her 22 go with my grandchildren j
years with the Borough was to Disney World in The Hamilton Sterling
a sad one. It was the day Florida." Silver "Double Heart"
Mayor Barbara Sigmund
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called Borough staff into key ring.
would give her successor,
her office to announce that
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2 The employee suspected
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called the police, who deter-
mined that the license was Court following a motor vehl- Trenton Man Charged
real, but belonged to another c|estop by Borough police on
person. Cheely was arrested Washington Road January With Auto Theft
and eventually charged with n. Lul, Rivera, 33, was A Trenton man was
being an underage person operating a truck with a mud arrested and charged with
purchasing alcoholic beverag- (lap dragging on the road- auto theft stemming from an
es. He was released on his way. He was charged with incident earlierin the month.
own recognizance, and Is contempt of court for operat-
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house.
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$10,000.
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