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NEW JERSEY JOURNAL; FIRST AID FIRST AID
1987
Overview
''[Roosevelt] is faced with a serious conflict,'' she said. ''Through strictly controlled growth, we've managed to retain the architectural integrity and communal spirit of the original settlement. But our only source of income is real-estate taxes, and the homeowners' burden is becoming intolerable.'' ''I used to press his pants,'' said Faith Penalver of the First Aid Squad. ''Really, I worked in my grandmother's dry-cleaning store in Princeton. He used to bring us his pants all the time.''
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New York Times Company
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