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energy and transportation. Statistics by county and municipality, and rankings comparing
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<B>The New Jersey Directory: The Insider Guide to New Jersey Leaders, 1998-1999 --</B>
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features 2,000 biographical sketches on the leading people, companies, agencies and
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sector leaders. Includes available web site and E-mail addresses, fax and phone numbers.
(Princeton: Public Affairs Research Institute of New Jersey, August 1998, 570 pages,
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<B>Multiple Municipal Madness -- </B>Alan Karcher, a former New Jersey Assembly speaker, <img src="madness.jpg" border="0" align="right">
examines the petty conflicts -- from location of railroad stations to capture of existing ratables
to the battles of "wets" vs. "drys" -- that led to the creation of 566 separate municipalities
in a state with just 7,493 square miles. Karcher tells how "the incredible shrinking
Shrewsbury Township" went from covering most of Monmouth and Ocean counties to just
one-tenth of a square mile and how you have to be a member of the country club just to
enter Pine Valley, whose population of 19 resides on the golf course grounds.
A longtime student of public policy, Karcher concludes by urging the Legislature to
pass a mandatory consolidation program that would require 461 municipalities to find
partners for merger within 10 years. (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, November
1998, 238 pages. $49 hardcover, $22 softbound)<br>
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<B>Hitting Below the Beltway: <I>The Best of Margulies</I> -- </B>
Published in 1998, this collection of the best political cartoons of <img src="hitting.gif" align="left">  Jimmy Margulies
is the perfect stocking-stuffer or holiday gift for any political junkie. Margulies, a
syndicated cartoonist for The Record of Hackensack since 1990 and a regular contributor to
New Jersey Reporter magazine, lampoons Whitman and Florio, Clinton and Dole, Bradley and
Gingrich, the tobacco industry, the DEP and everyone's favorite punching bag, the DMV.
Enjoy the wit that won the 1996 National Headliner Award for Editorial Cartooning.
(Gretna, La.: Pelican Publishing Company, 1998, 160 pages, $6.95).
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<B>Juries, Jails, and Justice: The Sheriff's Office in New Jersey since the Seventeenth Century -- </B>
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Jersey's county government. Today, the badge and the office remain, but decades of attacks
by government officials and reformers have so eroded the sheriff's powers that the office
may no longer be necessary, concludes Harris I. Effross, research professor at the Center
for Government Services at Rutgers University's Bloustein School. Effross traces the
history of the sheriff's office, the reform efforts of Governor Woodrow Wilson, and how
the New Jersey State Police was created to take away the responsibility for apprehending
criminals from county sheriffs. He recommends that a commission be set up to examine
whether New Jersey will need sheriffs in the 21st Century.
(Metuchen: Upland Press, 1998: 367 pages, $17)
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	<B>New Jersey Political Almanac, 1998-1999 -- </B>Our
	bright, <img src="njpa.gif" align="left" border="0" WIDTH="130" HEIGHT="180">
	readable legislative guide. The information you need about the Legislature, including
	photos, biographies, addresses and phone numbers, leadership and committee assignments,
	district boundaries, election results and the most expensive races. With photos and contact
	information on New Jersey's congressional delegation and the Whitman Administration's top
	staffers and Cabinet.
	(Princeton: Center for Analysis of Public Issues, February 1998, 104 pages, $19.95)
	<br><br>
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	<B>The New Jersey Almanac, 1998-1999 -- </B>The most comprehensive reference book devoted
	to New Jersey statistics and trends. Provides overviews, facts and statistics<img src="njra.gif" align="right" border="0" WIDTH="130" HEIGHT="150">
	on population, the economy, taxes, money and income, state and local government, education,
	real estate and construction, environment, health and human services, crime and corrections,
	energy and transportation. Statistics by county and municipality, and rankings comparing
	New Jersey with other states. (Princeton: Public Affairs Research Institute of New Jersey,
	August 1998, 364 pages, $85.00. For both the book and the Almanac-on-diskette, the
	cost is $295.00)

	<font face="arial" size="1">click <a href="http://monarch.reliaserve.com/njrepforms/capibook.htm">here</a> to order your copy today.
	<br><br><br>

	<font face="Century Schoolbook" size="2">
	<B>The New Jersey Directory: The Insider Guide to New Jersey Leaders, 1998-1999 --</B>
	The one-stop guide to the New Jersey establishment
	<img src="njdir.gif" align="left" border="0" WIDTH="130" HEIGHT="150">
	features 2,000 biographical sketches on the leading people, companies, agencies and
	organizations. Shows key relationships among New Jersey's public, private and non-profit
	sector leaders. Includes available web site and E-mail addresses, fax and phone numbers.
	(Princeton: Public Affairs Research Institute of New Jersey, August 1998, 570 pages,
	$86.00. For the book, the Directory-on-diskette, and the Insider Guide's 5,000-name contact
	list on diskette, the cost is $395.00)
	<br><br><font face="arial" size="1">click <a href="http://monarch.reliaserve.com/njrepforms/capibook.htm">here</a> to order your copy today.
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	<B>Multiple Municipal Madness -- </B>Alan Karcher, a former New Jersey Assembly speaker, <img src="madness.jpg" border="0" align="right">
	examines the petty conflicts -- from location of railroad stations to capture of existing ratables
	to the battles of "wets" vs. "drys" -- that led to the creation of 566 separate municipalities
	in a state with just 7,493 square miles. Karcher tells how "the incredible shrinking
	Shrewsbury Township" went from covering most of Monmouth and Ocean counties to just
	one-tenth of a square mile and how you have to be a member of the country club just to
	enter Pine Valley, whose population of 19 resides on the golf course grounds.
	A longtime student of public policy, Karcher concludes by urging the Legislature to
	pass a mandatory consolidation program that would require 461 municipalities to find
	partners for merger within 10 years. (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, November
	1998, 238 pages. $49 hardcover, $22 softbound)<br>
	<font face="arial" size="1">click <a href="http://monarch.reliaserve.com/njrepforms/capibook.htm">here</a> to order your copy today.
	<br><br><br><br><br>

	<font face="Century Schoolbook" size="2">
	<B>Hitting Below the Beltway: <I>The Best of Margulies</I> -- </B>
	Published in 1998, this collection of the best political cartoons of <img src="hitting.gif" align="left"> Jimmy Margulies
	is the perfect stocking-stuffer or holiday gift for any political junkie. Margulies, a
	syndicated cartoonist for The Record of Hackensack since 1990 and a regular contributor to
	New Jersey Reporter magazine, lampoons Whitman and Florio, Clinton and Dole, Bradley and
	Gingrich, the tobacco industry, the DEP and everyone's favorite punching bag, the DMV.
	Enjoy the wit that won the 1996 National Headliner Award for Editorial Cartooning.
	(Gretna, La.: Pelican Publishing Company, 1998, 160 pages, $6.95).
	<br><br>
	<font face="arial" size="1">click <a href="http://monarch.reliaserve.com/njrepforms/capibook.htm">here</a> to order your copy today.
	<br><br><br>


	<font face="Century Schoolbook" size="2">
	<B>Juries, Jails, and Justice: The Sheriff's Office in New Jersey since the Seventeenth Century -- </B>
	Until the 1900's, the man with the sheriff's badge was the most powerful official in New<img src="jury.gif" align="right">
	Jersey's county government. Today, the badge and the office remain, but decades of attacks
	by government officials and reformers have so eroded the sheriff's powers that the office
	may no longer be necessary, concludes Harris I. Effross, research professor at the Center
	for Government Services at Rutgers University's Bloustein School. Effross traces the
	history of the sheriff's office, the reform efforts of Governor Woodrow Wilson, and how
	the New Jersey State Police was created to take away the responsibility for apprehending
	criminals from county sheriffs. He recommends that a commission be set up to examine
	whether New Jersey will need sheriffs in the 21st Century.
	(Metuchen: Upland Press, 1998: 367 pages, $17)
	<br><font face="arial" size="1">click <a href="http://monarch.reliaserve.com/njrepforms/capibook.htm">here</a> to order your copy today.
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