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Hoboken Mayor Seeks Inquiry lbl town to the Most Known On Delay in Building a Garage W-ft SON campaign were key to their support., By RICHARD IJEXINiOMtS'" tbe'/publfc tmxt wi« face conse- tad 4 — ''Doug Fort “I think we need someone who knows' business and who has people’s interests at heart, especially HOBOKEN, N,J.. June 4. - .After <l»enoe«,” «'>'*“<»’' '-M A-. •oktelisy. . ' "years of delays and mUlipns of del- . . . Officiate unh ih-' Hohokea Park- . !atotad..mo.re thar veterans,” said '.Robert W. Maras, a t»ard mernbes of the Vietnam Veterans of America. lars In cost overruns, the mayor of Ibg Authority, .wJileli wersob^iFtlto A "M' . MForrester, the Hoboken has called tor an depend- garage, projett. (Jid apt .l®n»di^ly ft.. 1 j Was,able to.go from Several Republican Party Insiders said it would .ent investigation into the construe- 'return calls s',f. , comment. But Jfi«,.tor the Itoited be a Mistake to. pigeonhole Mr. Forrester .as a newcomer, Charlie Smith, a campaign manager iron of this city’s long-overdue auto- the agency’s heau mid The Jersey IS. Ke defeated two mated parking garage. Journal in an article published today South Jersey oppo- who ran James W, Trefflager’s race tor the Senate nomtoation until Mr. Treffinger withdrew, said that The garage, originally .scheduled that he welcomed the review. a latylsh party here for completion in September 1899, “We’re trying to work along with jbbftsS. /Torricelli, Mr. Forrester has had a base in the party tor years. pysSiber, “He has been an Important tad-raiser in the has been delayed both by technical the mayor,” the paper uuet^-Frttok'- '' 5 party.” Mt Smith said, “And now for the last few problems and 'by a protracted legal I'urso. the parki.ro .nuhortty’s chair- alrtavestlgatlon of fight between the company hired to man. as sovo!.. ”( m frustoatod > For- ' months he has successfully spent Ws money to bulW the barage. Beicor. and a sub- ^s he' is with »e'.8lt«atfon ” , t betweeh-bis' life ss introduce himself to a wider audience of Republican primary'voters.” eoBtractor, Robotic Parking Inc., as- .^^yor ” tte g-.t one. which' . ' iphreeT, signed to deve op the wtomation price tag -of aW -i $6 mlfflon its,very well just. Op his political rdsume,.Mr. Forrester had only FOwd.;"K'ja<rto' y.of NW Jersey.” . which has a chronic shortage of 5^. tidhls win with,the parking, the garage has bectSe an Kwed to park cars automatically ,lSfifi|hting tor it, Sptol here, .the best A lavish celebration at the object of scorn tor many residents ‘^sing a system trf computei rzed and the butt of jokes about civic and elevators, the garage is - (81,election plghts, Iblues band. There best political address in the ineptitude. expected to house 324 cars for a But with his call tor an Investlga- monthly fee of ■ ' •'.'OO apiece. ;fpifl/bars serving B-'W.alters' passing state. tion. Mayor David Roberts gave Although, tte- .ai-rot was voice to the frustrations of many completed a( Fro ic'gonung of the ft, i^^assware from here, and.sebmed tateat on address- , year, 'ito torttuug iw b.'en furWiet" ' dBStertwodld'be the IngCQBwrasthat'lhe coastructtoB Of ' delayed by u sroncs oi teste to ensure 1 . Mew ' Jersey' 'since a stint helping manage the state pension tad in the 'thegaragehas'b'eehmteiaaiaied.at "that it meets mtumwm contractual M. ' no 20 years ago. admtolstrationo'f former Gov, Thoma? H. Kean end best. performance gmdehnes; tor exam- "x, las pwgeded by a a term as mayor of West Windsor when he declared “1 have run out of patience,” the pie, the speed with which cars are • Aus” theme -- his to lato wintor that he was considering the race. But mayor said in a statement released moved to and out, *7x7- IM—-that he'has ' «IWas his wallet that'igave his attempt instattt credibility. :tlon."FWire moving in and weave ■ • IS •Toseph M, KyrlUos » Kis victory reflected the help the state .party taking decisive abtldn,” ■man, praised the Mr. Foberts said the cttfe.f .of the Lottery Humbers '’SY-' het 'hard gave him in getting 'Republicans to the polls in its Hoboken Police Departmeat, Car­ is ^'^pfl»r.-cahdidate, s IH earnest,” Mr. battlegreund counties of Bergen, Ocean, Somerset ajid Morris. Mr. Forrester considered a compara­ tively large turnout there to be crucial 'to counter men La 'Bruno, 'would lead a task force that would look Into the con­ struction of the garage, which .ts now jBne4,20®a Midday New York Numbers.—.' ' '181 s (or, went'On. “And Senator Alien’s strength in South Jersey. nearly finished — a year past the . Midday New York Wla 4- "A •-■'tfae people of New As Mr. Forrester’s poll results became more most recent deadline extension. 6299 ca as they tune in and more favorable. Senator Allen began compar­ Mr. La Bruno will work with Con­ New York Numbers—.855 "' ya flawed record, ing his retosal to release his income tax records to stantin Chassapis, the head of the New York Wte 4 - 4827 idggage, versus an Senator Torricelli’s problems with fund-raising. mechanical engineering department as been successful at Stevens Institute of Technology, New York Take 5-11,17,24, ■ ' be a 'breath of Mr. Forrester refrained from counterattack­ “to investigate the past and current 33,36 fersey."' ing, sticking instead to his short, simple list of state" of the garage. The mayor, who New York Pick II 7,9, IS, it-'Mr.. Forrester’s goals; strengthening homeland security, protecting has asked tor' a report on the project 20,'26,32,41,42,47; 54.58,62,63, f tottnded and still retirement benefits and reducing taxes by cutting in two weeks, said findings of crimi­ 65,68,'fi9,70,76,78,79 ...' .- .. MS company. federal spending. He' saved his venom tastead tor nal niJscoBduct would be referred to ay'inta'-expensive Senator Torricelli. the Hudson 'County prosecutor. “We are going to get to the bottom of this, and anyone who has violated NewJerseyFIclS — 20« ■■ .".".I NewJeraeyPlcki—..0121 'fa. New jersey Cssbi—1,< 14;' SI Ss7''( 17,20 Mega MWtas—3,25,29,30, f 48; mega ball, 48 ■ 'j Connecticut M id-Day 3—033 llnesses of2 New Jersey Women Connecticut Mto-hay 4 — 3257 '.ConnecttMKafly—'529 ' ■' Ms. Malkath and Ms. Dunkeriy are DuPont paid $38.5 million to 427 resi­ ConnectlCBt Play <— 48W-'; among about 1,600 past and present dents of a company hoasing complex r•. residents of Ponipton Lakes, a thrse- next to the plant’s SOft-acre site. Most CottnecflwTCashI -13,25,31;.' r square-mUe suburban community of of them were employees at the plant, 34,35' i nearly 11,000 people, who sued E, I, which operated from 1902 to 1994 and Connecticut Clasite ''' ; du Pont de Nemours & Company in produced blasting caps and fuses for 21,82,33,36,41 ." I 1997 over pollution at the old plant. military and commercial use. June 3,2002 They contended that widespread The current trial involves 10 peo­ NewyorkTake8w-7.13,28. ' H health problems were caused by the ple whom Judge Donato chose ran- 33,37 p . release of mercury, lead and organic domly from among the 1,600 plain­ b . chemicals from solvents used at the tiffs. A trial for: the others is tenta­ "NewYoaffek M—1,3,14,20. B. „ ■. plant into the groundwater. The com­ tively scheduled for later this year or 25,30,31,34, 35,M 3S.M 45,57, = .S8,'e2,'72M8,'?7,» b ( . "I? III s'. ■ pany .has acknowledged'Coptamtaat- early next year, r.i»^ h .cteefc on Its property,,8 nearby la an unusttal jprattdce, the judge CM«evdc»« Wady • 324 'Hi 7 and grotiodwatorj"'bu.t 'rejects- and lawyers .for 'both sides agreed, to Connectkai Waj. ! • - 7080 - IF'contenu.m:- ib,;! the -contadhattba altow W .jurors '.tothear Ctmnecllcui i .^h s -r 3,9.13, r-'-'CdUsed.•'•Y-ffl0®ss®Sb'' rather than-the 'Customary 8 who git • 21,22 k Several months before the suit was in. civil cases. At least 12.01 the 14 - ■ tn., an out-of-c'oart settlement, ■ must agree on any issue. iIO $ A I' »'

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