The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 60

C20-Palm Beach Post, Thursday, April 19, 1979 what's the best way to travel al- most 75 of the earth By 1 See local dealers display I what's new in Boating for '79 this I I Thursday thru Sunday at the Palm 1 Beach Mall Boat Show! Warfare Meetings To Begin said a new hearing to determine if the state is complying with a federal judge's order on prison overcrowding would take "a number of months." U.S. Senior District Court Judge Charles R. Scott ruled in 1975 in a prisoners' rights case that the state's prisons were so overcrowded they violated the 8th Amendment prohibition against "cruel and unusual punishment." After the year-long hearing, Scott ordered the state to reduce prison population first to "emergency" capacities and within a year to the "normal" designed capacity of each institution. The state appealed the ruling, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Earlier this month, Scott set a June 5 hearing to determine if the state is in compliance with his 1975 order. Courtroom Artist Dies While Fishing SARASOTA Courtroom artist Leo Hershfield, whose drawings were widely used to illustrate television news reports, is dead of a heart attack suffered on a fishing trip. Hershfield, 75, was shrimping with friends Tuesday when he died. A former newspaper illustrator for PM, the New York World and the New York Times, he became nationally known when his drawings of the Joseph McCarthy hearings in 1954 were used on television. From then on, Hershfield had a front-row seat at the trials of Jack agencies that club employees tried to discourage him from entering the disco because he was black.

Stan Peters, operations manager of the club, Park Avenue, said the charge was "absolutely not true." He said the incident was a misunderstanding. Green wrote Mayor Carl T. Lang-ford, the Orlando Human Rights Commission, the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. The latter agency asked the local FBI office to look into the allegation.

Agent George Watt said he would. Cuba To Release More Prisoners WASHINGTON Cuba is expected to' release another 160 political prisoners in the next two weeks, and a State Department official said yesterday the United States is prepared to grant asylum to "several hundred" Cubans per month. Administration officials said the Castro goverment already has released 900 political prisoners, and 387 have asked for U.S. asylum. Phil Chicola, an official in the office of refugee affairs, stressed that steps have been taken to speed up screening of prisoners to overcome a stumbling block that once threatened to stop the releases.

"We can go as fast as they can go within limits," said Chicola. "If they want to release 2,000 people next week, that would pose problems. But we are in a position to, process several hundred persons per month." Pnl Wirt StrvkM WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Harold Brown, retiring NATO Cmdr. Alexander Haig and the seven other NATO defense ministers will discuss nuclear warfare and other subjects at a meeting next week at Homestead Air Force Base. Among those attending will be the defense ministers from Great Britain, Canada, West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Turkey, as well as a delegation of about 15 American officials.

The gathering will begin with a reception Monday night and will continue with talks Tuesday and Wednesday. After the Wednesday session, Brown and NATO Secretary-Gen. Joseph M.A.H. Luns are expected to hold a news conference. Defense Department spokesmen said NATO's Nuclear Planning Group meets several times a year in Brussels, Belgium, at a lower official level.

But twice a year, the group meets at the ministerial level and a different NATO nation is host of the meetings each time. This time, the United States is host. Rejected Newborn Listed as Fair MIAMI Baby Allen, abandoned in a garbage dumpster less than an hour after birth, rested at a Miami hospital yesterday while police searched for his mother. The 8 -pound infant was discovered Tuesday when a passerby heard whimpering in a garbage container behind a supermarket, police said. Allen a name given him by nurses at Jackson Memorial Hospital was discovered among the garbage, umbilical cord and placenta still attached.

He was listed in fair condition and was placed under a protective custody order by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. State To Study Crowded Prisons JACKSONVILLE The State Attorney General's Office yesterday Ruby, James Earl Ray, Lt. William Calley and others. Disco Patron's Complaint Probed ORLANDO The FBI has begun an investigation into a complaint of racial discrimination made by a black federal employee against a new Orlando discotheque. Hilton Green.

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