Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 6

AA-Sundoy, Apr. 20, 1969 tJallaltaiJiirr Drmrirrat Death Screams 2 Escaped Havana Will Give it's Her 5ih Theg Home Delivery' Just Fine Heard 3 Times Prisoners Hijackers Asylum The broadcast was unclear on MIAMI (AP) The Cuban the result when he came home, but he thinks I'm a nut for not going to the hospital," Mrs. Reynolds said. PORT ANGELES, Wash. (UPD Mrs.

Harry Reynolds, 31, Port Angeles, was up and about feeling "just fine" Saturday just two days after she delivered her fifth child at home all alone. "I just got tired of seeing hospital rates go up every time you turn around," she said. Mrs. Reynolds, whose fourth cost of $352, said she had read books on baby care. "There were instructions on what to do in case you had your baby at home," she said.

"It's really not that hard. I had no trouble at all." Her husband, a logger, was at work when the event occurred. Her four other children were watching television. "My husband was happy with BEAUTY COLLEGE whether hijackers who are not political refugees would also be kept in Cuba. There have been U.S.

diplomatic efforts to win extradition of hijackers and thus help end air piracy. Rodriguez, a minister without portfolio and a Fidel Castro confidante, was quoted as saying: "Cuba is not pleased at such hijackings, because they leave open the possibility of a fatal accident." He was reported to have made the remarks Thursday while attending a meeting of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America. government says it will not turn away anyone who pirates a plane for the purpose of obtain-' ing political asylum. Cuba's position was outlined in a broadcast over the government-controlled Havana Radio. The broadcast, monitored in Miami, reported on remarks it said Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, a top Cuban official, made at a news conference in Lima, Peru.

The radio quoted Rodriguez as saying, "One cannot demand that Cuba hand over men who in many cases seek asylum on its soil from the oppression they suffer in their countries." child came at a hospital -doctor PIVOT POINT SCHOOL PREPARE FOR A JACKSONVILLE (UPI) -At least three times in seven Jiours the pretty, 21-year-old Navy Wave screamed for help tas she was being raped and filled. But her cries went unheeded by those who heard Ithem in a nearby shopping 'center and apartment complex. Firemen in a nearby station Ifirst heard them at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. They looked outside, saw nothing unusual and figured was "just horsing A woman told police she Ithought she heard a woman's 'screams as she drove by the site about 11:30 p.m.

At 4 a.m. Friday other witnesses told they thought they heard 'the screams. SUCCESSFUL CAREER CALL US FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION Hear The "Gospel Preaching Rooster" Radio WMEN a.m. This Morning ft' I 224-5118 I Three hours later, two men walking down a dirt path 25 yards from the apartment tennis courts discovered a black raincoat, shoes and a purse. The trail led to a patch of beaten-down grass where the nearly nude body of dark -haired Sandra S.

Lincicome was hidden. A stocking was knotted around her neck and she had been attacked. Less than 12 hours later, police charged a full blooded Sioux Indian and sailor, Donald Lee Eagle, 25, with first degree murder. Police Capt. R.

B. Whittington said he could not divulge circumstances which led to the arrest of Eagle, a third class petty officer, but that he was taken into custody at the naval air station where he worked as an aviation mechanic. Eagle, he said, had been stationed here for several months. Miss Lincicome, a seaman, worked at the base as a clerk. CANT DO BETTER THAN TO DISCOUNT DEPT.

STORES 1 i 4 Caught APALACHICOLA Two prisoners who escaped from the Franklin County Jail Friday afternoon were caught Saturday morning in separate places. Ronald W. Lee, 21, was picked up at Eastpoint by the Franklin County Sheriff's Department. Willis Addison, 22, was nabbed by Duval County authorities in Jacksonville. The two men were first reported missing at 6 p.m.

Friday. Sheriff Jack Taylor organized a manhunt, aided by Apalachicola police and the Florida Highway Patrol. Lee was turned in early Saturday morning by Larry Hatfield of Eastpoint. Lee had come to the Hatfield residence late Friday night after failing in an attempt to leave the area in a stolen motorboat. When he appeared, the Hatfields put him to bed and notified Sheriff Taylor.

Addison, the other fugitive, was picked up in Jacksonville as he boarded a bus for Savannah, Ga. Sheriff Taylor traced his whereabouts through his purchase of a bus ticket at Apalachicola. Ticket agent Mrs. Willie Mae Howard reported selling a ticket for Savannah via Tallahassee and Jacksonville to a man of Addison's description. Duval authorities arrested Addison after being alerted by Sheriff Taylor.

Before their escape, Addison and Lee were being held pending results of a presentence investigation after conviction for breaking and entering and auto theft. Baha'i Faith Convocation End Today The Tallahassee Baha'i Community will conclude its three-day Proclamation Program today. At 10 a.m. in room 240 of the Student Union Building, Florida State University, Dr. Mary Fish, professor of Economics at the University of Alabama, will give a talk on "Religion That From 2 to 6 p.m.

at the Seminole Reservation on Lake Bradford, Dr. Fish, Dr. Eugene Byrd of Baltimore and Aminollah Jazab of Avon Park will conduct a religious program. The Gainesville Baha'i Chorus will also be featured at the program. The public is invited.

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(AP Wirephoto) Officials To Study Rezonings Four rezoning proposals will go before the City Commission at its 2:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Eulalia Stiles Boone has requested rezoning from Jlesidence A to of 14 acres bounded on the west by Tarkside Subdivision and on ihe south by the new Northwood Shopping Center. Monroe Street extends along he northeast perimeter.

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A single family subdivision lies to the south across Jackson Bluff Road. Prince Manor Apartments are to the west. To the east is a blighted area zoned commercial but projected in long range tanning for high density esidential use. It is noted by planners that Florida State University, to the northeast, is having an increasing affect on apartment iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 mum i m. mmm mm jmisi Save 10.11-Reg.

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Telescopic antenna. Includes batteries and earphone. This j)r the season 1 Jjf development in the area and (hat townhouses and apartments could be developed through special exception in a THE ITALIANS by KUPPENHEIMER Residence A-2 zone, which would be compatible with surrounding developments. Request of George Lewis II for rezoning from Residence to Office-Residence of a lot on College Avenue, just off Boulevard Street, will go before the City Commission with an adverse recommendation from the planning commission. Proposed use by I.ew is is for offices but this area is They're inspired by the magnificent fountains and breezy piazzas of Italy.

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