TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's two U.S. senators plan to oppose President Bush's nomination of Peter Sheridan as the next federal judge in Camden, saying the appointment should go to a South Jersey resident. Their opposition to Sheridan, a Mercer County resident and a member of former Gov. Thomas H. Kean's staff, will delay and may end his chance of being confirmed by the Senate. Sheridan was nominated earlier this month to fill a U.S. District Court seat now held by Stephen M. Orlofsky, who plans to return to private practice after six years on the federal bench David...