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Stands Ground on Views, Policies 27 Vf COURIER-POST, Comden, N. Friday, Junt 8, 1973 ANSON FILM FACTUAL HOLLYWOOD (UPI) and his so-called family will include factual fore and after the notorious footage of Charles Manson Tate-Labianca murders. Cahill Weighs Decision to Endorse Sandman sioner Carl L. Marburger for a new term, which the Republican Senate rejected, his tax reform package which the Assembly turned down, and a number of bill vetoes. Disclosure "My support of Mar-burger," Cahill said, "gave those who wanted to a chance to say I supported forced school busing.

My support of an income tax was never related to total tax reform." Continued from Page One campaign as negative and regressive, Cahill answered: "That is going to have to depend on a discussion and future developments. There is no question we disagreed on many issues but the people in the Republican party have selected his position over mine." Might Have Votes He observed pointedly that 75 per cent of the electorate stayed home Tuesday, "a lot of whom might have voted for me." Both Sandman and his Democratic rival, former Superior Court Judge Brendan T. Byrne, are now, said Cahill, "going to have to undergo microscopic examination of themselves as candidates." Would he consider supporting Byrne? "At the moment," replied Cahill, "I am going to await developments before I determine what I am going to do and what role, if any, I take in the campaign." Unlike Sandman, however, Byrne already has asked to see the governor. "He telephoned me on Wednesday," Cahill said, "and expressed a desire and an interest to talk to me. I said I would be pleased to meet with him and at his convenience." While he said, "I don't like to lose," he admitted there were many reasons why he was beaten to become the first incumbent governor ever to be denied a bid for re-election since the chief executive provisions of the Constitution were revised in 1947.

Firstly, Cahill said, were the probes and indictments of alleged tax fraud schemes growing out of contributions to his 1969 gubernatorial campaign. Watergate "That was co-mingled with the national publicity out of Washington on the Watergate affair," Cahill said. "There were headlines and stories in which my name appeared, even though I said repeatedly that if anything was done illegally I had no knowledge of they believed they should be performed," Cahill said, "the same as I try to conduct the affairs of my own office." He was asked to explain why he appeared cheerful in the face of his lopsided defeat. Broad Smile Pointing a thumb over his shoulder toward his inner office, Cahill said with a broad smile: "When you sit in there for a long time and then somebody says a lot of your problems are going to have to be handled by somebody else, you can't help but relax a little bit." He plans to start relaxing within a couple of days, Cahill said, on a trip with his family, including his 19-year-old daughter Patricia. She was rushed to Princeton Hospital after a mild seizure yesterday morning as Cahill arrived at the State House.

He delayed his press conference to rush to her side. She is expected to return home today, the governor reported, "and we are all very relieved." Dr.Budilov-Dr. Abramson Alqost Associates DENTISTS 7 14. Market St. Phila.

3rd II. clmalor wrvic Mo Apo'l. Heeded Mon. Wei. to 7 215 WA 2-5100 DiiivSioS The decision of the candidates to disclose all campaign contributions, including Cahill, led to some drying up of campaign funds, the governor said, "Although I think the disclosure law is a good thing." A person who might normally support a candidate with a contribution, said Cahill, "might now feel he would have a better chance of doing business with the state if he doesn't give than if he gives to a campaign." His party leadership role has disappeared, Cahill admitted.

Sandman "has the right and properly so" to designate the next Republican state chairman, Cahill said, and as for the 1973 Republican party platform, he continued, "I don't expect to be consulted since this is what Sandman is going to have to run on and he's now in charge of that just as I was four years ago." No Comment Cahill refused to discuss the campaign impact of U.S. Attorney Herbert J. Stern, Attorney General George F. Kugler, or the grand juries which, during the campaign, returned indictments against former Republican State Chairman Nelson G. Gross and former State Treasurer Joseph M.

McCrane Jr. "They performed tasks as Eagle Scout Rank For Westmont Boy Stephen M. Graham of 259 W. Crystal Lake Had-donfield, a member of Boy GRAHAM Scout Troop 179, has been promoted to the rank of Eagle Scout. Graham received the promotion during Court of Honor ceremonies in Grace Baptist Chruch, Westmont, yesterday.

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Spoltore is former Mayor of Bridgeton and has been Sandman's congressional district supervisor. He is described as one of Sandman's closest associates over the past six BICYCLE SALE get the whole family outdoors and exercise more this summer walk right in ride right home! it. But definitely that hurt. The indictments by both the state and federal grand juries were very harmful." Stressing he was making "no alibis or excuses" for his defeat, Cahill said other factors also contributed to it. These included, he said, his support of a state income tax as part of a tax reform program that was rejected by the Legislature, as well as his objection to gambling casinos which caused a heay shift of votes to Sandman in such counties as Atlantic and Cape May.

Balanced Housing His "position on balanced housing hurt in various sections," Cahill continued, as well as the light vote which he said indicated that "a lot of people who might have voted for me didn't vote." Cahill recalled that a number of State House reporters had suggested he made decisions as governor that indicated at one time that he did not intend to seek another term. These decisions included his support of former Education Commis There have been reports that some members of the Republican state committee may voice opposition to the selection of any strong conservative for state chairman. However, no candidate for governor in modern times has ever had his designation rejected by a state committee. The law also requires the two party convention sessions to be held next Thursday. A highlight will be the appointment of a resolutions committee that will draft party platforms on which 1973 candidates will run.

A temporary draft of the party platforms should be available by the week after next and ready for final ratification by the final meetings of the two party conventions on June 28. Sandman's oppostion to a state income tax could lead to a debate over this issue if he insists on a flat rejection of such a levy in his party platform. Pat Cahill Reported Improved PRINCETON (UPI) Patricia Cahill, 20-year-old daughter of the governor, was expected to be released from Princeton Medical Center today after undergoing treatment for a convulsive seizure. Gov. William T.

Cahill said after visiting his daughter that she was doing well. She was stricken at the governor's Morven Mansion yesterday and admitted to the hospital's Intensive Care Unit, where her condition was described as satisfactory. Miss Cahill, who has just completed her freshman year as Barry College in Miami, suffered brain injuries that left her severely paralyzed in a crash in Stratford four years ago, when a car in which she was riding with six other teenagers was forced into a utility pole by an oncoming car. The Cahill's received a $100,000 out-of-court settlement from the drivers of the two cars. Miss Cahill never regained full control of her muscles after the accident.

Cahill learned of his daughter's seizure shortly after he arrived at his State House office, and he left immediately to join his wife, Elizabeth, at the hospital. Miss Cahill, one of eight children, was with the gover-n and other family members at a reception Tuesday night while Cahill received election returns in his loss to Rep. Charles W. Sandman Jr. in the GOP primary.

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Spoltore was coordinator of Sandman's primary election campaign. Mercer Democratic Chairman Richard J. Coffee, who withdrew from the race in favor of the eventual winner, Brendan T. Byrne, and managed the former judge's campaign, had been reported as a prospective new Democratic state chairman but State Sen. James Dugan of Hudson is supposed to be Byrne's final choice.

The law requires both state committees to meet next Tuesday, when the chairman selections of the gubernatorial nominees are suppostd to be approved. the campaign as much as in "the things going on around it." Record Rejected "We were unable to make his (Cahill's) very positive record a key part of the campaign," said Bateman. He said campaign leaders had tried to impress the public with the governor's achievements in education, no-fault insurance, and mass transportation. But the efforts proved unsuccessful. To relieve the post-primary election tension, Bateman tried his luck at a golf game Wednesday afternoon.

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William T. Cahill's campaign manager said yesterday the issue of government corruption probably was the most damaging factor in the governor's defeat for the Republican party's gubernatorial nomination. State Sen. Raymond H. Bateman, R-Somersct, said that, although the Watergate case did not have any direct effect, it did tend to emphasize the "continuous almost day-by-day series of indictments related to fund raising for the 1969 campaign." Indictments for alleged actions during Cahill's 1969 gubernatorial campaign include those of former state Treasurer Joseph M.

McCrane, Jr. and former Republican State Chairman Nelson G. Gross, on fraud charges, and former Secretary of State Paul Sher-win, a close personal friend and political advisor of the governor, for alleged bribery and conspiracy. Sherwin is appealing his conviction on the charges. Urban State Other factors in the governor's defeat, according to Bateman, include the difficulty in governing an urban state.

Bateman said, "It's tougher to be an incumbent in an urban state," because of the unpopularity of many decisions regarding taxation and education that must be made. Gov. Cahill's campaign had focused on recognition of the problems of the state and, Bateman said, this approach was caused by the governor insistence on realism, although it may not be "the perfect campaign He. said he felt that Cahill's loss in some parts of the state was due to Rep. Charles W.

Sandman's false representation of the. governor's stand on some issues, particularly busing. Busing Issue Bateman said the governor did not support forced busing despite Sandman's "unfair allegations" that this was Cahill's position. Bateman said that were there more time, he would have stressed the governor's stand on sucli falsely represented issues. Cahill's campaign manager said he was surprised at Sandman's upset victory.

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