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2 A THE MIAMI NEWS June 30, 1972 TEMPERATURES NATIONAL ScfZ local, State, vjf National, International rr7fnnnnmnnrtTi trm tsusaiia mnnr ID tttm Htimu wli'-f IMVICI. HO't VI torn, of Cmmh 30 children attend cerebral palsy camp jj VI I MIAMI FORECAST Generally fair through tomorrow. High today near 90. Low tonight mid 70s. Variable winds 10 miles per hour.

Shower probability 20 per cent mainly afternoon or (Senate approves anti-poverty bill Ski I PrK. Atbvouomu 11 71 pry 44 Atlanta icy IS ilhnat 4 44 irmintharn pcy 71 Bitmarck to SI use ts at Boiton 1 pcy 71 tl Brewnsvlll tl 71- BurlMttnVt pcy II SI Catpor It St CHarMtlnSC cy It 71 .4 Charlttln W.Vl cy 71 41 Charlotte NC 44 Chicato pcy 70 41 Cincinnati pcy It 47 .17 Delft Worth pcy ts 7S Dtnvor cy It SI DMoine 14 SI Detroit ct '1 44 .11 El Pas 101 41 Houston pcy ts 71 Indlanaooli cy 7S 44 .11 Jackson Mitt pcy IS 74 .11 KantatClty 41 Lot Vagal 111 77 Little Rock II II Lot Anailot (It 14 Loultvillo pcy II 44 IS Memphis tl 71 Mllwauke 7J 17 MPll St Paul CMS NawOrleant tS 74 NawVork 74 44 Oklahoma City pcy tt 71 .01 Omaha 17 Philadelphia) cy 70 .04 Phoenia 111 7 Pltttbureh pcy a 44 Portland MO pcy 41 S4 Portland Or 54 Rapid City 71 Richmono pcy IS It St Louil pcy 17 II Salt Lako City tl SS Ian Antonio ts 71 San Diego 71 41 San Pranciic Saattl 71 Washinaton 7S 71 Wichita cy t4 II sional staff members, including physical, occupational and speech therapists and seven volunteer aides The camp will run through July 28. Additional male volunteer counselors over 16 are needed. Call John Horan, 635-1466. Thirty children, ages 3 to 12, are now attending the United Cerebral Palsy summer camp, held at the organization's center at 1411 -NW 14th Ave.

Camp director Chris Vago-tis is assisted by six profes to approve the measure and send it back to the House, which passed a somewhat different version last February. A conference will attempt to iron out differences be-tween the two versions after Congress returns July 17 from the recess for the Democratic National Convention. WASHINGTON Over-riding opposition from the White House, the Senate has passed a $9.6 billion anti-poverty bill which sets up an independent corporation to help the poor with legal problems. After a week of sometimes-angry debate, the Senate yesterday voted 74 to 16 EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday throuoh Tutdyt Partly cloudy lor tho molt port with scat, tared or widely scattered afternoon ihowort nd thunderthowon mora likely in North florid: Temperatures mor seasonal normals. Lowt In Iho 10 to near In tho Ktyl.

MUhl to How SWw lew taxparahm faoxwdj t' klala wlMn Dal k4lMl4U bmt Uiel Beach shuttle schedule changed LOCAL DATA Fischer faces possible blacklist Shuttle will operate from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, with the fare remaining at 15 cents. By adding an extra hour to the schedule in the day and eliminating night runs, the MTA hopes to run on a break- even basis. In an effort to continue the X-Shuttle reduced fare service along Washington Avenue on Miami Beach during the Metro Transit Authority has announced a change in the time scheduling i Beginning the 7:0. P.M.

MM tl It Tl 14 HI at 10 1.M M.M 11.01 7:00 A.M. Barometer (i.l.) Inchet M.M Roiolivo humidity Hih tomp. yeiterday Low tomp. tail niqht Dot. tinco lit of mm Exceti tinea lit ot vr Huh ond low rocord since l3t Total precis.

In 14 hrt Total rcip. tinco lit ot mill Excess tinco tit of mth Total reel, tinco lit of yr Excel sine lit of yr BOATING FORECAST Atlantic Coastal waters from Cape Kennedy southward through the Florida Straits Including the Western Bahamas: Winds will be variable 10 knots except mostly west and southwest 10 to occasionally 13 knots north portion. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Gulf Coastal waters frm Cedar Key to Florida Bayt Winds will be variable 10 knots south portion and mostly west and southwest 10 to 13 knots north portion. Seas around 2 feet south portion and 3 feet north portion.

Inland waters along the Southeast Florida Coast from Lake Worth southward through Biscayne and Florida bays: Winds will be Variable 10 knots with a light chop on the waters. Gusty winds and choppy waters near a few thunder-showers mainly during afternoon and evening. TIDES INTERNATIONAL Sunday for the start of the World Chess Championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, he stands to lose his rights to play for the world title, "not only this time but perhaps forever." Fischer was seen last night at New Yerk's Kennedy airport, but Icelandic Airlines said he did not board its flight to Reykjavik. When newsmen tried to question him, his bodyguards fended them off. The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened American champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he Is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his World Series with Boris Spasky of Russia.

Dr. Max Euwe, the world federation president and veteran Dutch grandmaster, said last night that if the 29-year-old American fails to appear 'Y' has camp openings GREATER MIAMI A then am 75 Auckland pcy noon 57 Berlin cy 1 am 41 Cairo cy 1 am 71 Dublin cy mdnt SO Hon Konf pcy I am 14 Lubon mdnt SS London mdnt 51 Madrid 1 am 44 Moicow 1 am 44 Pari cy 1 am 57 Pekini I am 71 Romo 1 am 71 Stockholm 1 am 41 Sydney clO 57 Tel Aviy 1 am 41 Tokyo 71 take place at a 20-acre site at 8500 SW 8th St. However, frequent outings also art offered. Questions regarding registration should be directed to the camp secretary by mail or by telephone at 221-8000. Openings are now available for the second session of the Greater Miami YM and YMHA camping programs.

The session runs from July 17 through Aug. 11, and campers from 3 to 15 years old are eligible. Most camping activities free. o7 71 I tl 7S Coral Gabloi Airport naylront Park Miami loach N. Miami liach Viet vet found guilty of skyjack FLORIDA People in the news CANAOA Edmonto pcy 47 47 14 Montreal cy II 41 Toronto 71 41 .23 Vancouver 41 il Utah's Brigham Young University, could receive from 20 years to life in prison.

No date was set for sentencing. Prosecution witnesses linked McCoy to the April 7 hijack of the United Air Lines flight from Denver Los Angeles. The plane was diverted to San and returned to Utah where the hijacker bailed out over Provo. SALT LAKE CITY Richard Floyd McCoy, a Vietnam veteran and former Mormon Sunday school teacher, was found guilty last night of air piracy in the hijacking of a United Air Lines jet from which he parachuted with $500,000 ransom money. 1 McCoy, a 29-year-old law enforcement student at TODAY TOMRROW High Low Hi9h Low Miami Harbor Entranco 5 31p Miami Beach lip StSta Miami City Yacht Batln 7th St, Cautaway Caoo Florida (Watt Sldo) Rawd Key (Bltcayno Bay) Anoeltlth Key (Bitcayno Bay) Pumpkin Key (Card Sound) Fori Laudrda' (Bahi Mar) Fort Laudtrdalo (Aadrow, Avo.

Br) 1:14 Port Everoladat (Jottlot) Hilltboro Inlet 4:35 Fowoy Rockt LiQht Garden Covo (Key Larpo) Tavernler Long Key (Watt End) Sombrero Key Litht 10.3IP "Marathon (North Sido) 10: UP Bahia Honda Bridoo 11:12 4:01 Boca Chic Channel 11 lip Kay Watt Marpuatat Kay garden Key (Dry Tortutat) 12: 14a Lofrnea Kay (Dry Trtmti 12:05 12:25 4:19 south America Skii Tim Tamp Buenoi Alra cy I am 45 Montevideo cy am 51 Rio Janeiro am 77 PrK. Coral Cablo to 74 Airport It 7S BayfrontPark II 71 Miami Baach 17 10 N. Miami Bch tl 7S South Miami ts 71 tr Apalachicoia 17 75 01 ClewiHon 04 71 Oaylono Beach t4 71 PI. Laudtrdale tl 74 Ft. Myart tl 74 Gainasvillo tl 74 Homestead t4 71 .0 Itlamorada to II Jacktonvilla tl 71 04 Key west It 11 .10 Lakeland tl 1 Naplei to it Oca la t2 71 Orlando 74 74 Pentacola II 71 .14 Sara-Bradenton St Potoriburi Tallahattao tt 71 41 Tampa It 7t Vero Beach ts 75 W.

PaimBch 4 74 ley Foundation Stephen Soloway of 6600 SW 51st Miami, received a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University Three senior Coast Guard officers, Captains Jery K. Rea, Billy R. Ryan and Wilber S. Doe, have retired with a combined service of over 90 years Robert McKnight has been presented with the Gov. Reu-bin Askew award for his chairmansip of the Coral Gables Jaycee's "Hire the Veteran" program Susan Joy Greenberg, 720 NE 26th Miami, named the Outstanding Young Social Worker of the Year by the Walter High- World faces longest day' PAN AMERICA Sklt PrK.

Barbados! pcy 14 77 .02 Bormud pcy 12 74 Havana pcy II 75 Kinftton tl 77 Mexico City pcy 77 54 Nattau 75 San Juan R. pcy to 71 tr St. Croix V.I. pcy tl ao St. Kill pcy 4, What's coming up RIM SOt a.m.

1:14 p.m. p.m. 10:04 a.m. Sun Moon The purpose is to correct a discrepancy in time-keeping due to tiny changes in the earth's rotation. The changes were discovered in 1958 with the development of atomic clocks so accurate it would take 50,000 years for one of them to gain or lose a WASHINGTON Today will be the longest day in your life.

Every other day since man began recording time has had 86,400 seconds. At 8 p.m. midnight Greenwich Mean Time, today the world's timekeepers will add an extra second. Salinger, press secretary to President John F. Kennedy, will address a luncheon of the Dade County Bar Association Wednesday at the McAllister Hotel.

The award banquet of the Voters and Taxpayers League of Miami and Dade County, tomorrow at the Everglades Hotel Pierre Jf's clear "mostly jtJ; Northwest Airlines1 pilots strike Scattered thundershow ers were occuring in North Florida and the Panhandle when this sat-ellite photo was snapped 6 4 MINNEAPOLIS North also appeared Jt thi Seattle 1M (3 at 12:48 p.m. yesterday, wgst mmwmtMSf NUB Roberf RezahkaTa spokes I II II II II IIIMII II II II II I man for the Airline Pilots Association said the 1,600 pilots "respectfully declined" the strike early today despite a plea by Secretary of Labor James Hodgson to continue operation for atJeast 10 request by the labor secre- days. Zj; company earlier had said it would comply Report: Prisoner had pneumonia but tne rest or me state was clear. Gloomy weather extended along the central Gulf coast, and over the' wh'ef more flash flood warnings' were posted for areas just beginning to drain off after record floods from Tropical Storm Agnes. The western two-thirds of the nation was mostly dry and fair.

ATS-l Satellite Phots from NOAA'i National Hurrlcan Center with Hodgsons request to keep the planes in the air for 10 days while negotiations in the year-old contract dispute were resumed. Pickets went up at Minne-apolis-St. Paul International Airport at 1:55 a.m., five minutes before the strike was scheduled to begin. Pickets nnn jr- TAVARES A pathologist's preliminary report indicates a Lake County jail prisoner who died en route to a hospital Wednesday was suffering from pneumonia and a severe alcoholic liver Kiy a week to further investigate the death of John Lamkin, 35, a drifter from Hyattsville, Md. Lamkin's death occurred just three weeks after an Orange County Grand Jury indicted suspended Lake County Sheriff Willis McCall on a second-degree murder charge in the death of another disease, State Attorney Gor don Oldham said yesterday.

Oldham said a coroner's inquest will be held next Pakistani, Indian leaders cancel talks n2)nnf1(3 Black delegate must sign oath i Marriages, Divorces, a Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings John D. Vaiquai, ItM N. Gladet Johnni Ma from Clarence Leonard Penny from Gary Lavina Miami Beach, Vlcki o. Johnson, 1411 NE 150th Miami MARRIAGE LICENSES SIMLA, India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Zulfikar AH Bhutto of Pakistan cancelled a planned formal meeting yesterday of their summit conference. Their aides apparently were deadlocked over how to reach a peace settlement on the subcontinent.

Patricia Lydon from Edward Thomai Pakistani officials insisted, the summit had not reached an impasse. But Dr. M.A. Bhatty, the director-general of the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, said the two-day old conference was "at a crucial and formative stage." Mrs. Deal said, "I'll sign it and send it right back to him." A 43-year-old Jacksonville beautician, Mrs.

Deal had said she might resign her seat because of harassment from "both blacks and whites." A black, Mrs. Deal is pledged to Alabama Gov. George Wallace. She said she supported him in 1968 and supports him again because "I think he's a man." TALLAHASSEE State Democratic Chairman Jon Moyle yesterday informed Democratic National Convention delegate Ruthie Mae Deal that according to state law, she must sign a loyalty oath by July 5 or lose her post. "If it is not received by my office on Wednesday, the position that you hold as at-large delegate will be deemed vacated," Moyle said.

Gerald Joseph Vari, 1405 SW 48th Miami, Barbara A. Mora let, 17 W. 37th Hialeah Julian E. Vinat, 4451 W. Pinter Martin Robert Edwin from Shirlay Ann Mrotk Ramon from Angela Rose Perez John Alton from Donna Abramt Powtll patsy from John F.

Rabb James Wesley from Diane Reynolds Betty Joyce from Randy Neil Richardson Carolyn from James Richardson Mamell from Bobby Ruble Suzanne from Richard Bertram Russell Miami, carman Ponca, 4451 W. Flat-lar Miami Jose A. Vizoto, 2415 NW 14th Miami, Sally S. Glenn, 4341 SW 10th Miami. Alton J.

Ward, 701 Hialeah Hiele- Mildred W. Kroll, 710 NE Utth Miami Castro visits Russian space center neian rrom Kooen Mnm inanity Jacnuelin K. from John B. Snyder Wanda from Peter Andre Soltys Robert M. from Genvtv C.

Suter Jertrudii from Frank Torres Dave A. Westbrry, 130 NW 27th Manual Salaado, 1535 1st Av, Miami, Orlmda Fernandez, 170 SW 27th St, Miami Jot R. Santiasteban, 522 40th Hialeah, Sandra M. Drills, 150 53rd Hialeah Dean P. Senecal, 3400 SW 25th Ter, Miami, Maria E.

Peru, 2144 NW Mth Miami Charles E. Slnlton, 1500 NW 152nd Tar, Opa-locka, Ethel M. Hudson, 14101 NW 12nd Ct, Opa-locka Gary N. Smith, IStS NE 115th St, Miami, Gwendolyn L. Moor, 1400 NW 10th Av, Miami Ozrie B.

Smith, 411 NW 73rd Tar, Miami, Loretta B. Walters, 214 Sth St, Deerfleld Cleveland C. A. Spencer, St NE 11th Miami, Gwendolyn C. Most, lis NW 10th St, Miami Daniel R.

stedins, 4t3S 1st Ct, Hialeah, Joann Disi, 5S35 12th Lane, Hialeah Jack D. Stevens, t5 NE 174th St, North Miami Beach, Suzann 1741 Crooked Palm Lane, Miami Lake Roy C. Stewart, 471 Eldron Miami Springs, Elsie V. Zionta, 470 Eldron Miami Sprinos Glenn E. Story, Ut50 Bayshora Or, North Miami, Patricia A.

Cartwriiht, 1745 Sent Soucl North Miami wiiarni, jnena L. wtniwonn, jum nn 4th Miami David R. Mauck, Amanda D. rown, 1411 NW IMth Miami JamM E. Mcleod, N.C., Opal M.

Weill, 10,50 NW Mth Miami Thomat Monteleone 4t5 Bay Miami Baach, Mary E. Nath, 411 Ocean Miami Beach Gilbert 1511 Oakwood Miami TarHit Dial, 1U7 SW joth Miami Carmel F. Nievet, 47 NE 14th Miami, Rot E. Ponce, 410 md Miami Henry J. Noel Sr.

1140 NW 117th Miami, Ethel J. Forett, JI40 NW 117th Miami Lull E. Ochoa, 1415 NW llnd Miami, Herminia Del. C. Zumbado, Slat NW lit Miami Miauel Otero, 485 E.

43rd Hialeah, Mirt Linam, 154 E. Mth Hialeah Dal E. Parr, 45 SW 45th Miami, Von Thi P. 45 SW 45th Av Miami Oiwaldo E. Pepper, IMS SW 17th Miami, Sandr T.

Lacavo, 1085 SW 37th Miami Martin D. Wolfton, 4444 N. Bay Cabinet OKs sharing planes Ruth J. from Michael J. Toway Susan from Richard Unr Marcella D.

from Bobby Washington Betsy Ann from James Tipton Wabb Ralph from Diana Wilcox Miami, nwnoay a. Morril, Ui n. nu, Miami Samuel S. Wollard 450 NE IMth North Miami, Norma E. Laniwonny, 445 NE 131st North Miami and Brezhnev placed flowers at the monument of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space.

They also visited labs, academic facilities and spacecraft simulators. The Cuban prime minister is in Moscow for talks at the Kremlin. MOSCOW Fidel Castro has visited the Soviet space-training center accompanied by Communist party boss Leonid I. Brezhnev. The government news agency Tass said that during their visit yesterday to Star City near Moscow, Castro Gooro R.

Wood, 451 NE Itth BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS Miami, Beverly J. Helm, 1041 NE 3rd Miami Carlot Manual Zarra, 11020 SW llnd Miami, Rotario da F. Guiman, too SW tout Miami TALLAHASSEE At an unannounced meeting yester-. day, Cabinet members agreed to set up a pool to share their private airplanes. Gov.

Reubin Askew called the meeting to order just moments before he and three Cabinet members attended a day-long hearing on proposed public works projects. The airplane policy meeting was attended by Askew, Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, Comptroller Fred Dickinson and Educa-t i Commissioner Floyd Christian. Other Cabinet Mehmet Parttv Kokdemir, Mil Hardin Av, Apt. 11, Miami Baach, desk clark, voluntary. Ziad Takrouri, ind'IV and I.e..

Watt In. Louia Aubrey Youmant, 131 NW Mth Miami, Mary A. Jamas, 5434 NW 4th Miami Wm. A. Playtr, 1141 NW 5th dwt Merchandising, 157 Watt Avenu Jon Barry tunilord, 415 Main Fair- sen uiaae, sainn sotl foods, tieio, and Linda Ann critpino, 10430 NW 211 Ooa-locka Dewey Strickland, Ohio.

Rosalit Adamt, Airport gunman 'wants to die Jos Gonialet, 2IM NE 14tth Apt PUBLIC 115, and Maria E. Morli, urn onio. DISSOLUTIONS Stanley Robert Geoman, 1701 NW 15th MEETINGS Miami, AMUn Hard, in nw I4in Miami Gary D. Plottl, 1701 NE 141th Miami, Phvllit R. Lotkowitt, 1150 NE letth North Miami Baach Michael C.

Rahmlni, 1111 NW 7th Miami, Maraiin I. Lofton, 1145 NW tltt Miami Ernoito E. Ramontda, 1177 NW 17th Miami. Francisc M. uarei, 2117 NW Itth Miami Richard E.

Rockton, IS W. Flatkir Miami, Susan K. BurMv, 1114 S. Bay- trior Ln, Coconut Grov Rev R. Rmm, 101 NE 20th Miami, OF MARRIAGE they'd rather ride than walk Vvlicet of mettinM of public boditt 11 flJiti iAIHiM an.

i ttott, covnty arrd municipil commit Hilda from Federlc Alton Irma L. from Jore A. Arc Mary from Albert La Barber tvftr win 4iWTrTJTiirti fnouid nuiied or totttphonetj to Chorlotto Ser-tor Tht Miami News, P.O. Box 41 flooring now is being laid and there won't be any problem till the cement laying TEL AVIV The lone survivor of three Japanese gunmen who staged the Lydda Airport massacre told his defense lawyer today he wants to die. Max Kritzman, the court-appointed lawyer for Kozo Okamoto, 24, said after a three-hour meeting in a prison cell: "He insists that he wants to die.

It is difficult for a defense lawyer to plead along those lines. But I was appointed by the court and as such as long as I am not appointed by the accused I do not have to accept his instructions to help him die." mtajnn wiJa reifOfia uZTisa LAf aj and lutan Kay Gutnart, tarn addrttt Albert J. Jimenez, Itl NW 17th and Pay ma Rodriauei, tama address Leonard Robert Brooks, to E. Mth Hiahtah, and Bernice Beaver Menka, lis N. Roy at Poinciana Blvd Miami Sprtnos Nathaniel Grady Ward, 1041 NW 4th Court, and Dorothy Gordon, lam d-drtsi Thomat Lloyd Baniamin, Boulder, Colorado, and Karen Elaine Mantle, 4051 Hardee Miami Anoel Luis Crui, 443 NW 1st and Marilyn Gail Swire, tM NE 133rd Miami Obduii Pirwr, 7401 SW ltt Miami, Ronald s.

from Myrtle O'Dean Brookr William Arthur from Nan Butt Manartt C. from William W. Crater Ellen F. from Ptr G. Greene Mosell Hines from John H.

Griffin Anthony from Jennifer Hamo reaches the 26th floor. Ev m. kom, Hf nm mum at Miami. Albart Robinton, 1M1 NW 5th Miami, Patty M. Allen, 1341 NW Uth Community Action Ajancy, CAA Build-in, It NW 1st St, 1 p.m.

Hmestad Council, City Halt, tn p.m. Marian Nancy from Charles Raymond Miami Robert E. Rolando. 701 SW 101th St Ttm Attoclatad Pros COLUMBUS, Ohio Three crane operators who would rather ride than walk up 26 levels have halted all steel erection at the new State Office Building here. The three claim they are too exhausted to work after iinui vauncii, ciry nan, p.nt.

Mdiv ii THI MIAMI NEWS hi Milishrd narper Herbert H. Mm Martha Hertnar John T. from Shirley I. Kennedy William J. from Ooal A.

Kubiak ar tvre. Sdf at Hcrild Plata. Miami. Fla. 31111.

Swoatwatar Council, City HH, I p.m. Downtown Development Authority, Board reom of Richard' Da pi. Star, Miami, Suianne Bucacci, 4441 SW llnd Miami Charltt Ron, N.J., Janice S. Crrda, N.J. Ren P.

Ruit, 1M NW 17th Miami, tvonn Dei Die, I Ml SW tlnd PU uonna r. from Donald F. Lands Nrwi and Editaridl 330-2941 p.m. Man-powered flight record set CUjfld ad. 350-222! CiraulitiM 174-621 1 STATISTICS Miami ravdo C.

Seaton, 121 NE 144th AREA CRIME BURGLARIES Northtast by twa mala Htvtnlkn; cth (S44) North Miami Bead), ooromy Bean, tail Waviw Miami Beach HOMI MLtVIRy RATI? iJOSO NE Ind Av. and nth Clrtat, Ranal tchor. HH.NE USth North Miami, tntebard Pthlart, 2211 NE 125th Miami Jack Scftwarti, laaM NE 11th Avo, 24t NE tth St.) hold; passibl kyi 400 10 40 3 Month 5.20 knocked frwnd ant purs natchd by ton mala in car; cask 111), (lasses. mmtt, 1WJM BisctiYRt Bfvd.i tort; broht win- North Miami laacn, Fnm snawar. OXFORD, England A British Royal Air Force officer has claimed a world record for man-powered flight by covering 1,171 yards, two feet, 10 inches in a plane made of balsa wood and aluminium foil.

Lt John Potter, 28, had to pedal hard to turn the propeller and get the flimsy machine off the ground for the record-breaking "hop" yesterday at an air ftrce base near here. The flight, lasting one minute 47.4 seconds, bettered the previous world record of 993 yards set in 1962. 1 Northwist 1401 NE lJlh North Miami 144 Nfi 1st Avrt rtsUurant; broke lock; 4 Wki I.S0 1 Wk 40 MAIL9VtKK7TlONf Yar. 1J2 0C each Terrtll W. Smith.

RavM'Uk Etttt, P.O. 1 01 15. Hialeah. Krittinc Joreelma B. tt Grand Canal Miami Raleiah L.

Pitts, 44t NW 7th Miami, Gayl H. Peal, 4150 NW fin Miami Enriouc P. Pol, in NW 7th Miami, Itnacia S. Villar, J045 NW Itth Ter, Miami Thomat L. Porti, Teies, Mry J.

Carta, 14l NE 5th Ave, Miami FetiK J. Ouintana, N.J, Mirth I. Cat-till, tS7 NW 14th Av, Miami Herbert D. Pud, 4341 4th Av, Hill. ah.

Barbara A. Reatan, 44 Mth St, Hialeah Stephen M. Rhat, 200 SW 17th Av, Miami, Sharon M. Pemtait, Rhod It. Oscar S.

Rodrnxici, 44 Sevitia, Coral Gables, Els Ona. 440 SW 44th Miami Sandali I. Rodrivi, 2171 SW 11th St, Miami, Mart Guillen, 1511 SW 13th St, Miami Buenaventur Romtrt, 41 NE 4th St, Miami, Evangelma Crui, 41 NE Ith St, Miami Glamt O. Pas, 7175 10th Hialeah Judith A. Johnston, 12911 NW 1st Avo, Miami Pierre P.

ctir, Haiti, Mrtay A. NW 2nd Avtnu end 7th Strwf; Wadn. wjrjrjiiy mrar. Nortbwist m. i imnKin mi saavm Aktv, Ut NW Utth North wmr asHuiin ana roeoa Mr mala; fell rmm mmm Miami Willi A.

SneH. SON NW 13rd Av lit NW lith St.t artmntF rmavd al- ausis tlera tystam, radi. lttl W. Fialr St.i auxtry starei trek Month NW Itftl Avonut n4 lit ftrootf WttfMO- M.OU ........13.00 Miami, Jean E. Freeman 1441 NW mmw I p.m.

i Tmdjif pafllinf (Of pVTSf JMoitii 4 Wk unKnown. 741 NW 54th restaurant; removed ill. toth Miami Raymond R. Sytrora, 7M SW Ith Ave wdt-cjnetj my rwo moioo; cos walking up to the 26th floor of the structure where the cranes are mounted. They used to take temporary elevators to the top, but a strike by elevator constructors closed the lift A contractor spokesman said ironworkers on the job don't complain about the wtlk.

"They run up those steps two at a time," be said. The spokesman said the halt in steel erection hasn't dented the project's timetable. Cement for 17th level .4.00 ousies; TV, turntabla. ssaakars. MMf ttflt tmtw MaMendalc, Olori W.

Sykora, 400 NW 13th Miami 43M NW 7th lira business; broke naldS tArurtfta mirimxil sa.o..i Rogers smoke-bombed by Aussies Sd a til rivtl' u- tevton Tnvmat 1515 NE 114th rebbad ky loo male; cash (III), kw Nmi Miami cn. snirlev t. ttrariMd at the at ffi, Miami. wmuuw; Tirrs. Southwest Jilt Canter St.t heme; cut screen; tike.

WelMr, 2525 NE Hath Ter Narth 151 NW Ttst Street; Tuesday 4 a mat tla. Th AMit4 frM It ntitld Mhirro saacn Sylvntar J. TtMnwt. SOU NW Ith Av "imri rot oros cnaae tram aahni canana tap iavr. Mil Bird Rd.i tat; dismantttd at; wm min ww mwmi mmtwf casn tw.

ncliarvaly the ate far lublica- iwt craan cam. CRIME KEY Evtry now should hav cn PERTH, Australia Secretary of State William Rogers and bis wife were preparing to leave their hotel and anti-American demonstrators were gathered out side when someone threw a smoke bomb into the hotel. Thick orange smoke swirled through the lobby yesterday, but no one was injured. i Miami. Cvnthia) A.

Jeinp, 111 NW 4lrt SI, Mmi Dmin Torrat, lit SW tSfh Tir Miami, Edith 6. Cattail, lilt W. 14th Hialeah en Tracer, 301 Cellini Mim each, Gartrud Cranoft, 4T2S Cellint Miami leach tion of au the iJ and foreign newt publnhid hv th ftaff of thi arwi-rxper a wall a all AatMiitaa Fret dispatch. Rrs, 72 NW 2nd Av, Miami Ravmend R. Row.

'75 SW Siih St, Miami, Mary J. Mavo, 1141 SW 72nd Miami Man F. Run, 1151 NW Sth Miami, Blanc ft. PerM. 1021 NW Ith Miami Nortiiiast NE 1st Place and 43rd treat; Wednesday I m.

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