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2B THE PALM BEACH POST TUESDAY, JULY 4. 1995 B)THI Jupiter woman drowns at Blowing Rocks dock Get A Second Opinion On Your MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COST WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY, W.P.B. 1-800-8484144 Three more people have been diagnosed with a parasite infection, raising the number of laboratory-confirmed cases in Palm Beach County to 13, officials said Monday. In the most recent cases, cyclospora a diarrhea-causing intestinal parasite infected a Boca Raton woman, a North Palm Beach woman, 51, and a Lake Worth woman, 59. A state laboratory in Lantana diagnosed two cases; Boca Raton Community Hospital diagnosed the third.

Two of the women were among the 272 people who have called the Palm Beach County Health Unit to report having one or more of the symptoms associated with cyclospora, said Dr. Jean Malecki, health unit director. NORTH PALM BEACH The village council will have a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday on proposed changes to its zoning code that would restrict adult entertainment businesses. body was found by another boater, Fury said.

The dock area was very dark, Fury said, and it is possible that Somnitz fell off the edge. There were no signs of bumps or bruises on her body and no indication of a fight or struggle, Fury said. Somnitz was clothed in shorts and a halter top and had her glasses on when her body was found, Fury said. "There are no signs of foul play," he said. Somnitz, of 300 Fourth Jupiter, is survived by two children, who were visiting relatives in Ohio on Sunday.

Her husband, David, died in 1989. 9 AT m. 1 ttrwmx I bur, f.Vi I I 1 ill A man dressed in black with a bandanna over his face robbed the Shell gas station at 21290 St. Andrews west of Boca Raton, at 2 a.m. Monday, according to a sheriffs report.

The man was carrying a 12-gauge shotgun and demanded that clerk Ilan Berenboim, 21, fill a brown plastic bag with the money in the station's register, the report says. The robber fled on foot, and deputies, with a K-9 unit, were unable to find him. RIVIERA BEACH A man police say held five children hostage for 45 minutes surrendered about 11 p.m. Sunday after the police SWAT team surrounded the house he was in. Hostage negotiator Sgt.

Boone Darden Jr. persuaded Clarence Newberry, 41, of West Palm Beach, to come outside, police said. Neighbors said Newberry fired a gun at them about 10 p.m. Sunday, then ran into a house at 1325 W. 34th where the children and a woman were.

He let the woman go but kept the children as hostages, police said. Newberry and the neighbors had a continuing dispute, according to reports. Newberry was in the Palm Beach County jail Monday in lieu of $5,000 bail on 11 counts of aggravated assault with a firearm. rA CDALTC At The tjrg I Florida Culinary -f. J.

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She and her boyfriend, Jim Metzger, had joined other boat owners at the marina for barbecued ribs and beer earlier Sunday. "There was a lot of drinking going on," Fury said. "Some witnesses said she was slightly intoxicated." Friends told Fury that Somnitz was visiting friends on one boat docked at the marina and left around 10 p.m. to go to Metzger's boat, which was tied up on the other side of the dock. Metzger reportedly was asleep inside his boat and no one realized Somnitz was missing until her WPBZ turns to alternative rock format By SCOTT BENARDE Palm Beach Post Music Writer Say goodbye to Z-Rock and hello to The Buzz.

At 1 p.m. Monday, West Palm Beach radio station WPBZ (103.1 FM), better known as Rock, became the third South Florida mainstreamclassic rock station in the past several months to change to a pure alternative rock format. That means bye-bye to Molly Hatchet and ACDC and hello to Nirvana, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Live and other related acts. Now called The Buzz, the station joins (and competes with) Broward County-based WSHE (103.5 FM) and Dade County-based WZTA (94.9 FM) as the area's alternative rock stations. "We're going to give the audience what it has been demanding," new Program Director Amy Doyle said.

"There's a hole in the market for a pure alternative radio station. It's the hottest format in the country now." The format change also means no more canned music via satellite from Texas. The station will be hiring a staff of on-air personalities, said Operations Manager Gary Hess. The station's new owner, Palm Beach Radio Broadcasting Inc. (whose majority shareholder is National Enquirer CEO Peter Callahan) planned the change several months ago, Hess said, but the FCC didn't approve the deal until Friday; The Amaturo Group previously owned the station.

$21 DELRAY BEACH A train clipped the front corner of a Toyota Tercel Monday after the car stalled on the CSX Railway tracks at West Atlantic Avenue. Leonne Eglantin got out of her car before the train struck it and was not injured. The train was not damaged. Select from soups, salads, appetizers, entrees delicious desserts. Mon-Sat 5:30 to LUNCH Mon-Fri II :30 a.m.

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Dr. Luis Cenedese, 37, is accused in federal court documents of hiring another man, Dominick Anthony Caruso, to extort the money from Zane Balsam, president of the now-defunct United Benefit Group Inc. The company, which moved to Boca Raton from Fort Lauderdale in November, sold Cenedese a phony life insurance policy, according to court records. Cenedese plans to sue to recover his $100,500 investment, Dan Brodersen, the attorney who represented him in court Monday, told U.S. Magistrate Ann Vitunac.

Caruso of Winter Park, who allegedly threatened Balsam with violence, is also charged with extortion in the case. 1 A BAD CASE. OF I A i I 13 A service of The Palm Beach Post Signature Subs anahegeafellowPages Independence Day is celebrated today. The following institutions, government offices and trash pickups will be affected. INSTITUTIONS PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Closed today.

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