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 May 15, 2005
New Jersey neighbors who can't get along lodge 22 complaints
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MULLICA, N.J. Suffice it to say two New Jersey neighbors really don't like each other.

The men in Mullica (MUHL'-ih-kuh) Township are headed to court later this month, after filing 22 complaints against each other. Among the accusations made by Thomas Gaddis and Robert Stanley: peering at each other's wives, shining lights into each other's bedrooms and painting a fence pink.

The Atlantic County township's zoning officer says both men need to be spanked.

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