August 19, 1979

Charter-revision bid begins in Passaic County with sponsors expressing confidence they can get question on Nov ballot; government affairs in county are presently run by 7-member Freeholders Board, which combines executive and legislative functions and is elected countywide; under change, there would be 9 Freeholders-elected from districts; they would work as legislative body, with elected County Executive in day-to-day charge of operations (M)

HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. — Paul Onderdonk feels that he and many of his fellow residents at Meadow Lakes, a life‐care facility in this central New Jersey community, are engaged in a somber “race between death and bankruptcy.”

In the 30 months that Andrew Young has served as United States delegate to the United Nations, President Carter has several times resisted demands that the outspoken former civil rights leader be dismissed. Last week, after it was disclosed that Mr. Young held an unauthorized meeting with representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization and then lied about the nature of the meeting, the President quickly accepted the Ambassador's resignation. But, despite his departure, some Israeli officials, their American supporters and American blacks expressed doubts about whether he had really violated Washington policy against dealings with the P.L.O. or simply had gotten too far ahead of a shifting Administration attitude toward the guerrilla group.

some former employees who went on to top management positions with other companies listed (M)

Visitors to Kenwood enter its grounds through a forest of rhododendrons, twice the height of a tall man, and follow a narrow meandering path that leads, after a five‐minute walk, to a large, 18th‐century house of cream stucco and white brick in a park of cropped lawns, open fields, copses of trees and horizon‐wide vistas.