Without such an agreement, Coyne and Pugliese said, the League of Women Voters of Camden County, which had been approached to moderate the event, declined to participate. Pugliese said the opposition was afraid to debate. Never once did they say what was unfair about the format. There was never any discussion of what format we should use, if we should use the format of the league, or if we should use a sample from Oshkosh. Politician expresses outrage.
Life goes on.
This time it's Colgate-Palmolive, which ran a Speed Stick deodorant ad referring to New Jersey's smell. We're guessing it didn't mean tomatoes and blueberries. Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco promptly demanded an apology, noting that the company used to have its headquarters in New Jersey. The ad, placed in the Toronto Star and Toronto Sun newspapers, was prompted by the hockey playoff series between the New Jersey Devils and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Company officials said the ad was a onetime thing.