The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 28

Ci-Palm Beach Post. Wednesday April 25. 1973 1 ReffionaOetport West of Boca Pushed Again by Johnson far eountVs Legal Department the county providing 10 per cent o. the cost In the Dade County Commission vot Minimi Aid Committee in a Thit io an wp could sell the Fed through in-kindcontriDuuons Approved a resolution requesting the repeal of the Florida State Comprehensive Planning Act and Environmental Land and Water Management Act of 1972 in attempt to put a halt to regionalism Opposition to the proposed state Multi-J fanning Commission Act of 1973 also was included in the resolution Approved a contract with Agro-hco Labs to conduct a $17,500 study of water quality during the dry season in the county. ed to reject a site which would have put the regional facility on the Dade-Broward line near 27.

In other action, the commission: Voted unanimously to oppose any diversion of funds earmarked for 1-95 in Palm Beach County to III) in the northern part of the state US. Rep. Paul Rogers D-Fla. I Monday charged the state Department of Transportation plans further delays on 1-95 by diverting the class action suit filed by the Florida Rural Legal Services to get $15,000 for migrant aid released Commissioner E. Weaver said the funds are being 'properly taken care of by the Migrant Aid committee and is meant for emergencies.

Approved a $100,000 summer job program for 240 underprivileged youths under the federal Kmergency Employment Act. Most of the funding will be provided bv the federal government with Kyt.AYl.F. PAl.l.F.SKN Post stall Writer I'aliu Beach County Commissioner Kohert Johnson yesterday called lor the county to reconsider "ery seriously" a proposal for a regional letport west of lioca Uaton He said it may be the answer to relocating I'aliu Beach International Airport which is ex peeled to be over-capacity within two years ac cording to a report he brought with him to the commission meeting eral Aviation Administration and state Department of Transportation." Johnson said He said it is possible the facility could be constructed completely with state and federal funds. More than two years ago. Boca Raton opposed the proposed site 40 miles to the west, but Johnson said yesterdav the city would be more in the flight pattern under a proposal to build the jetport in north Dade County.

Inlet Shoaling Caused Tanker To Hit Sandbar Schools Need Volunteers, Carroll Says By NANCY POWELL Poll Statl Writer LANTANA Palm Beach County Supt. Joseph Carroll yesterday called for volunteers to help teachers in 84 county schools. "Volunteers can be used in grading papers and helping children learn to read," Carroll told the Chamber of Commerce here. "We are not doing the job satisfactorily at this time," he added. "There are many reasons.

Some children cannot screen out peripheral noise, others have emotional problems, some have dyslexia. But most can learn with the right kind of approach." Carroll outlined a three-pronged program aimed at getting public feedback on schools, improving teaching methods and resolving integration problems. He said a questionnaire prepared by parents soon will be mailed to all parents in the county "as a report card to find out what the parents think about the system." A similar questionnaire prepared by students also has been submitted to high school seniors. Carroll said each school also will be asked to prepare individual budgets, listing their needs and objectives. "At the end of the year we will sit down with them and go over these things." Carroll said.

Briefly commenting on the "building problems, the superintendent said he hopes "to present to the people in the fall" the results of a survey now underway IV ,1, -T Si' to determine tne neeas tor tne nexi mi cr ea. No one can predict what Port Bill Passage Uncertain By NORV ROC.GKN Post SUM Writer RIVIERA BEACH Excessive shoaling in the Palm Beach Inlet caused an oil tanker to run aground this weekend, Port of Palm Beach commissioners revealed yesterday. The 537-loot vessel, the Goa, owned by Esso Corporation, stuck on a sandbar just outside the inlet Saturday and freed itself a short time later. "We're quite concerned about it, said Port Manager Sonnv Jaudon. who said he had discussed the situation with the S.

Army Corps of Engineers, which is responsible lor keeping the inlet channel clear. "The probelm was a pilot error caused by unusual currents." Jaudon said. "The pilot had to stay on the south end ol the channel because of an unusual amount of shoaling. Jaudon said northeastern storms and currents make it difficult to keep track of the shoaling creating sandbars in the last sounding indicated the shallowest point in the channel was 34 feet," he said. The Corps of Engineers periodically dredges the channel to maintain a depth in excess of 34 feet, which will accommodate all of the ships using the Port of Palm Beach.

The (ioa. at 12.000 tons, is one of the largest vessels regularly entering the port Jaudon said he hopes the corps will send a team of engineers to the port to look into the situation. Last year a study by Corps of Engineers indicated maintenance dredging was not necessary. Commissioners also Supported a study to determine the feasibility ol deepening the Intranatal Waterway channel to 12 feel from Fort Pierce to Miami. Present depth is 1U feet, which restricts Department of Air and Water Pollution gave a six-month extension to cement companies using the Port of Palm Beach to eliminate excessive dust during unloading oxT.itions JFeatherly Resigns As Town Manager TIMO UMl.U pt IK't urnttr in HIIK.E Town Manager Robert We.ilherly.

who resigned under lhre.il of being tired, drew l.lh crili-cimh Mippiirt Iroin council men yeMerdav Htron S'cinhaugh. who accepted Wcatherlv test nation i. eMKH ted lo rail a pwul meeting to determine how (he i lit will hr ad.mni.tered until a new manager is selected Ulhough Keatherlv he beliecd he enjoyed the support the nul-riU the Town Council I oum ilnn-n Arnold Sand and Vmngrrn who clashed with the town iiunater on prelum iktj'I support an attempt lo lire W.ainerlt ai nest m.th meeting Y.ngren w.athrrlv granting a building rmn i.i tm. aughn i. i.n-tru an apartment rumples on 2i n-el I tl leet north ol the public beach lie vinl ti town manager ol it leaf ami a h.ill knew there are n.

I.m il.ti' handle the eerd.i S.in.Mriim w.wl.1 iIv I I Ihink he the j. Hut he it.i. ir.gned and that paM now He i ili, I n-wer proportion and the beach proportion a inlan- Wrathcrlt inability iiir.in Ki.Ue ha brt-n attempting to loeira. with neighbor tfig Heaih handle the ln tewage The lown I uimg ptir lank In hi. kllrf -d rrtignal WeaihrrI reMiln ate uimih would hate hrrn graMrd lo aughn until he lvarlnw-it pollution I ewage dial vii a.ihn the hur and dune on Ihe bra.

in prrpara tat buiMiftc wiituwl an raa'at rrmil of nmnt llr ha printiintl. rl.r Ihr dune and build a Palm llrarh linrl ha krd I. Irtnpnfar ami kirfnianml turn l.wlM.! I'ftg iMflhrf riri. tf a The ard rdrrl.itr l.ail Wanl- hae Ihr dnc lax and rfraSrd piNe ml and rf.n im.nu r.o.'fiKli. r'ba ll law pawl lat pf.if! mjijt rrmnal iK r.nwtrwli ral linr Irrt rl 4 lh rfrl 4 IN dn 1r ri.fr.

hr rd rr.t.r Ihe duw a fri.f irr nwH ll II WiW afr (laMrd fx ir. H-i rr(rirlh kit af'4 imrnr.lu'r( alrf ul f-nt'mt frwfiCt tara4t kae li rr-t'r tfij ir r-t "-r lljwi.rf vJ ll-Mfd fK g'ariing the prfmil ver WmI afcrfU lfl Iw.i hr .4 lh He a11' pvnn.t iet'''I drrfc.f' tti r.f..rr INr- 4'(P- Hi tnx lrSai tti tl I tfmm t'' Mr d4 mr fn. lr frt lfmf fca ii ii VJ it will cost to build schools three years from now." he said, "so the objective is to establish the need just for three years." On educational goals. Carroll said teachers cannot react effectively to the large range of backgrounds in today's complex society. As a result "children in the lower and higher ends especially are likely to be lost." "Most school i clinics are now manned by volunteers." he said, "and many are volunteer parents and we are pushing for the program." On the issue of integration.

Carroll said schools are "about 25 per cent integrated, but nothing else is in the community. -We have to stop pushing this problem on to another generation." he asserted "Lot' quit fighhng and make it work Look it straight in the eye and see if we can't get a safe, productive educalwnal system tn the county Carroll said the lark of community acceptance ol integration and busing has hjd a "tremendous Impact on teachers Thev (ace a broader KIVIF.HA BKACH Stale Hep Tom Lewis Palm Beach i yesterday ap peared to be caught in the middle ol a leud over the Port ol Palm Beach proposed new charter Lewis a appointed chairman ol a subcommittee Palm Beach ounly I-cgi-la-live Ih legjtion Chairman Kav Moudry Palm Beach i handle the port reiiucM Lewi told purl commit. loner, he w.i. going to hold hearing, on the bi'1 in Ihe nexi lew week. However Mulr inler-viewed in Tallahav.ee voter tav.

taid Ihe charter ed and will nl be pa.cd in thi e.Hm Nature Provides Skip Campbell With His Supplies range of backgrounds ami the i outside problems an lead to secrecy ana proo- within the schools. lems Owls by Skip a Thriving Business Moudrv anoulpkenopp nrnt ol the port Icel Ihe new charter would gie Ihe Port (ommivtiofl ttmre power l.i rtpand and indu.trulie Ihe area 1el rmnii.irf eler dav mdiralrd the. a.Hild lacl l.ew agair. and MI- through on hi plan latemeni ommiwuoef J.n fa krd uggrtnl a Hew It ltp rtn ol Ihe pffed rharter be rnl t.r wh m-li rated be had brrn k4ng at a trf.atf) killeil tn l.wmer -n I lawk hirk e. hmt tear.

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