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y4-- i -i Sugar By CHARLES TURNER Hawaii's ILWU Local 142 presented its contract demands to 25 sugar companies yesterday, seeking a three-year agreement to replace the one-year pact which expires Jan. 31. There are some sug- A sugar industry spokesman said yesterday management will have no comment on the ILWU's contract demands until it has had a chance to study them. ar workers under contract. As expected, the ILWU asked for "substantial over-the-board increases" each year of the proposed new contract.

ILWU Regional Director Jack Wvllall, in response to a question as to what the union considered a "substantial increase," replied, "It I LI LAN I PUBLIC GOLF COURSE. -jf-T- iiiinr 4 -SJmMtii--x. f- -jui--n Arf -svx sxfc Williams Photography Photo DcRussy master plan calls for (1) overnight quarters, (2) demolishing- of old wooden buildings, (3) chapel, (4) and (5) removal of coastal defense bunkers, (6) tearing down of beach VIP quarters and (7) program to rebuild eroded beach on wall. FBI Not Told Boy Kidnaped 'Til Dad Pays $45,000 Ransom Congress Opposition Is Likely By BOB JONES The Department of Defense will be asked Monday to approve a master plan for all 72 acres of Ft. DeRus-sy for military use, rather than sell the property for commercial development.

The plan, drawn up by U.S. Army Pacific headquarters, outlines a mammoth all-services recreatioa center and a beautification program to turn DeRussv into the "Waikiki Green Beit." It dismisses a U.S. General Accounting Office proposal that the land be sold for potential real estate development. The master plan has the approval of Gen. John K.

Waters, Pacific Army commander, and all other service commanders in Hawaii. But it reportedly has met some opposition in Congress. Here are the major provisions of the master plan, minus some late amendments which have not yet been disclosed to community leaders who were briefed on the project: Motel type billets for servicemen will be built, and the old termite eaten quarters erected in the 1900s will be torn down. New enlisted men's, NCO and officers clubs would be built, partially on land now occupied by 1 cement coastal defense gun bunkers Dudley and Randolph on the makai side of Kalia Road. The VIP houses on choice land on the ewa side of the beach frontage would be demolished.

In their place would go the officers club yard and parking space. Quarters would be installed on a portion of the DeRussy land fronting Saratoga Drive, near the tennis courts. A chapel is planned for the parade ground area across Kalia Road from the present officers' club. Waters five year plan for developing the area stresses the planting of additional trees and shrubbery. He told community leaders in a private briefing that he wants DeRussy to be "a garden spot." But he stressed that the acreage must be retained as a serviceman's recreation area, particularly because of the fighting men who are returning from Viet Nam for rest.

The concrete coastal defense batteries would be removed mechanically rather than blasted out to prevent possible damage to nearby residential structures. No change would be made in the present Army Reserve training center or Kuroda Field. But all the wooden buildings along Kalia Road would come down. Waters has told the Army Advisory Committee and Chinn Ho, civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army, that he has the support of Navy, Air Force and Marine commanders for the master plan. Ho could not be reached last night 'for comment on the plan, but sources said he was "extremely enthusiastic about the whole thing." One of the plan's long-term See DeRUSSY on A-6, Col.

2 He said he was held in an father and demanded the her husband had been threat-automobile most of the time, ransom payment. ened with kidnaping when he He was taken into a house Mrs. Hyde, who also ap- was 18 or 19 years old. Hyde, for about 10 minutes while peared at the hectic news 52, is president of the Wrest the kidnapers telephoned his conference, revealed that See KIDNAP on A-6, Col. 2 Firms means we won't take an insubstantial one." The present minimum sugar wage is $1.80 an hour (Grade 1) but the vast majority of workers make more than that.

The ILWU wants sugar to boost wages of skilled, semiskilled and plant clerical workers to a level comparable with those in the pineapple industry Hall earlier said some of these rates lag from 38 to 50 cents an hour behind pineapple. In addition to the wage increases, the ILWU said its major demands include: Three weeks of vacation after 10 years' service and four weeks after 15 years (the present contract provides two weeks for those with 1 to 15 years of service and three weeks after 15 years). Two new paid holidays (there are now seven). The ILWU's wage and See SUGAR on A-6, Col. 1 ties, land development subsidiary of Ca 1 1 Cooke, Inc.

Mililani Town (formerly known throughout its planning stages as New Town Waipio) is planned eventually to have a population of 75,000 and cover an area of 3,000 acres on both sides of Kamehameha Hwy. be- fuhd IN 1951 Word SKI proposeo 0 mSiMvmk vW --J tM, PRoVoSEtfw4 RESIDENTIAL AW 1 AVV Wjja i rJsh Ki! 5 I MILILANl TOWN Tg" Map shows initial Mililani Town layout. Inset shows project's location. -3' 8'- Groundbreaking Starts Big Oahu Development TACOMA, Wash. (UPI) The moptop, teen-age son of a wealthy grocery wholesaler was kidnaped from in front of his home Wednesday while on his way to school, but he was Released unharmed nine hours later after $45,000 ransom was paid.

Slim, 13-year-old Charles H. Hyde III, an eighth grader, admitted at a press conference in the Pierce County Sheriff's Office yesterday he was scared during the hours he was held captive. But he said he was "always sure" he would be released alive. Authorities were not notified of the abduction until after the father, Charles Hyde, II, had paid the ransom. The boy said two men kidnapped him.

The father never saw the abductors, who picked up the ransom money in a black valise left in the front seat of his parked car. The boy's mother was not told of the abduction until after the ransom had been paid. She learned the news from her husband while she was attending a garden party at the home of Phillip Weyerhaeuser, whose brother, George, coincidentally, was a kidnap victim in this city 30 years ago. Charles said he was not mistreated by his abductors but, he added, "They didn't give me anything to a He said he did not know the men "but they seemed to know me." Kosygin on Viet The meeting was announced by a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy.

WTith Mansfield were Sens. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii; Edmund Muskie, D-Maine; J. Calbel Boggs, Del; and George Aiken, R-Vt. the Inside Bob Krauss Special By EMIL A. SCHNEIDER Ground was broken yesterday on the start of a vast new residential development in central Oahu that ultimately will represent a combined value of at least a quarter of a billion dollars.

The project, newly named Mililani Town, is being developed by Oceanic Proper Dnovinu FOUNDED i 4 4 In 4 away. Lee said the man, who was about 23 years old, wore a tan shirt. The lower part of his face was covered by a handkerchief. Police converged on the area and set up roadblocks. Officers checked the i Advertiser Photo by Gordon Morse Pali's Passable Again These two lanes of the Pali Hwy.

have been cleared of landslides and w7ill be used for Honolulu-bound traffic from Windward Oahu from 5:30 to 8 a.m; today, then converted for Kailua bound traffic during- afternoon rush hour. It was not known last night when all four lanes will open. tween Waipio and Kipapa Gulch. It will be a completely planned self-contained community, one of the few of its kind in the nation, according to Frederick Sim-pich president of Oceanic Properties. The ceremonies, attended by Mayor Neal S.

Blaisdell and other community leaders, marked the start of development work on the See MILILANI on A-6, Col. 3 Inouye, To Meet MOSCOW (UPI) Five American senators headed by Majority Leader Mike Mansfield made an appointment with Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin today to discuss Viet Nam and other international questions. What's on A SECTION Business and Finance 22, 23 Crossword Puzzle 1 Ship Movements 22 Temperatures 20 What to Do 2 SECTION Editorial 2. 3 Sports 4-8 SECTION Ann Landers Classified Ads -lS Women's News, Features 1-3 SECTION Amusements 14, IS Radio Programs 12 TV Programs 10 SECTION Comics 4 Sheinwold on Bridge 4 iliha St.

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A masked robber took more than $300 from a store at 1386 Liliha St. last night after pointing a gun at the proprietor's wife. It was the 10th armed robbery here in less than four weeks. Kam Chong Lee, owner of the store, said the robber entered the store shortly before 7 p.m. "He held a gun under his shirt and pointed it at my wife," Lee said.

"He made her give him $250 from one cash register and about $55 from another. "I went outside and called for help, but the man got Meantime, police last night arrested two more suspects in connection with one of the earlier nine robberies. An 18 year-old Kailua youth and a 17-year-old Ka-lihi boy were arrested in downtown Honolulu And See ROBBERY on A-6, Col. 6.