The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 59

Friday, December 17, 1976 76 More layoffs ahead for 1.9r:Milci.) Miami ri MIAMI AL CIA By Hilda Indan 1 MIAMI AL DIA A. By Hilda Inclan ow 1 I THE MIAMI NEWS THE MIAMI NEWS 3 11A holiday parade' time holiday parade time artistic show will liven things up even more The sponsoring Department of Parks and Recreation of the City of Miami is looking for a bilingual Santa Claus, said organizer Hiram public relations for football games because of several terms they considered unacceptable. Commissioner J.L. Plummer Said he was dise pleased with a clause that the university, while' agreeing to pay 10 per cent of gross admission receipts, would automatically receive a lower fee if any other major user received a lower fee. In addition, displeased with clauses that the city.yould be obligated to pay the university $25,000 a year to promote 'athletic events and that the city be required to cover up any ground-level electronic scoreboard if requested by television networks broadcasting university games.

Plummer said there are indications that some of the $25.000 in promotional money the city has given the university in the past has gone toward paying for a synthetic surface on the school's baseball field. Miami is considering the possibility of having an electronic scoreboard installed at the Orange Bowl at no cost to the city. The firm putting it in would offer to sell advertisements. with some revenues going to the city. The city commission had given no directions that these conditions should be In the contract, Mayor Maurice Ferre said.

The pact had been recommended by the city staff, which worked out the agreement with the university. The city administration was ordered to renegotiate the contract to eliminate the objectionable sections. In other action the commission: Was urged by T.J.Dugger, an official of the Sanitation Employes Association, to place more minorities in top administrative jobs in the department. Said it will hold a public hearing next month on huge dock fees hikes at Dinner Key Marina dnd Miamarina. Some increases are as high as 350 per cent Agreed to a new policy outlined by Gras.

ale to curb the practice of waiving fees for use of public facilities by civic groups. Approved two pension changes for top city officials. One would permit these officials to join any public pension plan rather than being limited to the citys other would help eliminate IRS objections to certain extra pension benefits for these officials. Lt these conditions should be in the contract, yor Maurice Ferre said. The pact had been ommended by the city staff, which worked the agreement with the university.

tor. By BILL GJEBRE Miami News Reporter After considering the budget cuts city Manager Joseph Grassie urged last month, it came as no surprise when city commissioners pulled out the knife and lopped off almost $3 million from the city's operating budget. In early November, Grassi asked all depart-, ments to trim their budgets by 4.5 per cent. Grassle indicated at the time that the -cuts would provide about $2.6 million for cost-of-living raises and make for reduced spending and operating efficiency. Yesterday the commissioners voted unanimously to accept 4.5 per cent in budget cuts.

The cuts will include layoffs of more than 100 employes and will leave more than 100 Vacant Jobs unfilled. Grassie also told the commissioners he was anticipating another budget cut of more than $500,000 during the current fiscal year, making more layoffs by the city imminent. In a new unrelated development, commissioners rejected a 10-year' agreement with the University of Miami for use of the Orange Bowl Law reduces pensions Law reduces pensions, By After consideril The exchanging of Christmas gifts for Cubans, traditionally held on Jan. 6, the day the three Magi took their gifts to the infant Jesus in Bethlehem, 11 will be marked once more with a huge parade down SW 8th Street. AN, 4t1 Parade brga- nizer is Emilio "votk Milian, the pop-' olim.k-", ular vice presi- dent of 'WQBA Spanish-lan- fft, guage 1 radio station I I who started the MILIAN Magi parades (Parade de los Reyes Magos) the year Fidel Castro abolished the religious holiday in Cuba: Last year 200.000 Miamians attended.

This year the parade will be held Jan. 9 since Jan. 6 falls on a weekday. This will put the parade on the day of the Super Bowl, which should make a dent in the attendance. But thousands are still expected.

Floats, horsemen from nearby Cuban ranches, bands and baton twirlers will lead on at noon, from SW 27th Ave and 8th Street, where the new WQBA plant will be located, down to SW 4th Avenue. Organizing the Parade is one of the many functions at the station Milidn has been resuming gradually since he walked back to his job in October, five his legs were severed when a planted bomb exploded in his car. He now uses artificial legs and a cane. His highly rated "Habla el (The People Speak) daily talk show is expected to return on the radio by public demand soon after the plant moves to its new location Dec. 27.

already has been airing daily editorials in which he has niaintained his long-standing position against Castro and against terrorism believed to be the motive behind the bomb planted on his car. 16.11e::1 car. DENTAL ACTION Dr. Emilio (Mil lo) Ochoa, president of the Association of Cuban Dentists In Exile, asked Dade County Manager Merrett Stierheim in writing that no one previously associated with the scholarship program for Cuban professionala be hired to administer that program for the county. Ochoa wants the scholarships administered fairly without any participation from the Contedera.

tion of Cuban University Professionals in Exile, run by Cristobal Gonzalez-Mayo, which distributed them last year. The Confederation lost the grant this year when the federal govern. ment decided the group was too political and decided the program should be administered by a more "neutral" body In the future. The county's proposal for the grant stipulates the Confederation is to have nothing to do with It, not 'even in an advisory capacity. Tony Ojeda, assistant to the county man ager for Latin Affairs, said that Intent would be protected whenever the county gets the grant money award.

That's when the available positions will be advertised. None is open now Ojeda said he accepted a resumer (not an application) from the Confederation Treasurer Angel de Pedro, but that he is not being considered for a job with the scholarship program. De Pedro Is applying for an accountant's job with the county, Ojeda said. 1 A VICTORY FOR BROADCAST. ERS Employes at Spanish-language radio station WFAB, terminated en masse from their jobs in January over a labor dispute with the station's non-Latin management, have won a favorable $60,000 settlement from the National Labor Relations Board.

Fourteen of the23 who did not settle out of court won $4,285 each in back pay indemnization. The dispute involved an attempt by the station to abolish trade-offs without hiking average salaries of $2.30 an hour. FUN IN THE SNOW Trucks of snow will be carted to Kennedy Park, SW 22nd Avenue and Bay-shore Drive, tomorrow for the enjoyment of Miami's under-I2 population and their parents. Snowmen and snowballs will be the order of the day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

An One day after h'e fired eight city employes for allegedly accepting unauthorized compensation, Miami City Manager Joseph Grassie pushed through a law reducing pension benefits for employes dismissed for misconduct. Grassie presented the ordinance yesterday to the city commission, which ratified it as an emergency Jaw. It becomes effective immediately. Grassie said he could not say that the law was as a direct result of the dismissal of the eight employes on Wednesday. But, hetsaid, "it's something that has been needed." -The new ordinance states that anyone fired for misconduct in connection with his lob would collect money he contributed to the pension plan.

But the employe would lose full pension benefits, which include contributions made by the city on the employe's behalf. AtA. ,3 '''''''in A ''''') a.4' One day after he fired eight city A employes for allegedly accepting unauthorized compensation, Miami City, Manager Joseph Grassie pushedpension through a law reducing ii, 1- benefits for. employes dis- 4i ilt sa ttSI ft missed for misconduct. col iLT Grassie presented the ordinance yesterday to the city commission, sittlf.a0 NEcori which ratified it as an emergency wi mme tiCkell TO law.

It becomes effective idi- 1 ately. 4, Grassie said he could not say '-'0 1111111k 1.1111111r I -in WI II I that the law was as a direct result I 1 sy Film wp Ft tilS of the dismissal of the eight em 111' '4''' "0 1 1 ployes on Wednesday. S'IER scV COM? 441iIVIN But, hetsaid, "it's has been needed." something that 1 ft IC a -The new ordinance states that )64 iSt) ir- ett WI 4 aliCrOloorco anyone fired for misconduct in tJG41 131 connection with his lob would col- 4 lect money he contributed to the la a Etr pension plan. 50 -would lose full AVIgGS pi ilti2 .30 il02te sw tli 5' 3500 But the employe ll AR da. a pension benefits, which Include SIMILOSEE.

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