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2A THE MIAMI NEWS July 3, 1 972 TEMPERATURES national Local, State, National, International (ID Sklei 100 ot flllll ill 01 ..14 111 pey pcy ty pcy wmummmm milium II II II II II uj it 6r tut mtiomm. wttTMtt iiavtci uuuuuuuvjuyuuir drive fund Heart rv 17 ii pcy icy 11 t. icy 14 VI V. MIAMI FORECAST Generally fair through tomorrow. Low tonight upper 70s.

High tomorrow near 90. Southeast winds 10 to IS miles per hour. Shower probability 30 per cent. exceeds record Albuquerque Anchorait Atlanta Billings Birmingham ismarcK Boise Boston Brownsville Bu'lalo Burhngtn, Vt, Casper Charleston, S.C, Charlestn, W.Va Charlotte, N.C, Chicago Cleveland Worth Denver Obs Moines Detroit El Pas Helena Houston Indianapolis Jackson, Misi. Kansas City Las Vegas Littl Rock LOS Amities Truman hospitalized with stomach pains ev 44 cy 44 dril 47 47 pcy 74 44 ty 12 51 pcy 102 71 pcy II 42 pcy 2 cy 7t ll 94 74 cy 44 HI 14 cy 11 70 cy 7t 42 cy 12 70 Islrm to TO pcy 74 51 Robbie, ownr of the Miami Dolphins pro football team, said the success of the campaign, which wound up Friday, will permit expansion of the association's program to prevent heart attacks and strokes, by early detection of high risk in individuals.

The drive to aid Dade'a Heart Fund raised record $350,000 this year. Joe Robbie, chairman of the drive sponsored by the Heart Association of Greater Miami, said the total was $94,523 over last year's. 'igvrM Ihew lew Temporeum IxpeOM UmU twidap itiia arttipiiai, ftci lAdUoiw- citit u.at Ft'tieii 74 1 12 .14 111 EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesday through Friday In Florida: Widely scattered thundersliowers and continued warm, Afternoon highs 88 to 95. Overnight lows mainly in the 70s. 75 pcy tl However, hospital officials refused to link the fall with any of the current problems.

However, Truman's doctor, Dr. Wallace Graham, said the former President had a "lower gaslro-intcstinul problem related to his previous admission and to check his status with his condition when he was hospitalized in February, 1971." KANSAS CITY Former resident Harry Truman, 88, was reported in good condi-lion in Kansas City's Research Hospital ami Medical Center last night after being admitted for treatment of an intestinal problem. Truman was taken to a hospital late last week for X-rays after, a fall at his home in Independence, Mo. 75 pcy i 1 4 44 55 pcy 72 to Radio stolen from CBS rented car 74 IIO 75 pcy 44 41 on Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Portland, Mt. Portland, Ore.

Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Juan, P.R. St. Sto. Mario Washington Wichita LOCAL DATA that a portable two-way radio was stolen from his rented auto, over the weekend, While the car was parked at the Carillon Hotel, Collins Avenue and 69th Street.

The first theft related to the coming political conventions has been reported to Miami Beach police. Stan Alper, a member of the CBS news staff assigned to the convention, reported 55 42 t2 71 7 45 40 57 71 74 14 14 57 It II 43 4 It 71 It 47 1 1 tl pcy cy cy cy pcy cy cy Airport tax goes unpaid BOATING FORECAST Exposed Atlantic coastal waters: Winds east and southeast 10 to occasionally 15 knots; seas around 2 feet. Exposed Gulf coastal waters: Winds 10 knots becoming onshore occasionally 15 knots. Seas around 2 feet. Winds and seas higher near widely scattered afternoon thundershowers.

Inland waters: Winds east and southeast 10 to occasionally 15 knots with a light chop on the waters. Most businesses open today INTERNATIONAL 1M A.M. P.M. Barometer (S I In. J4.ll 30.

Relative Humidity It 44 High Tamp Yesterday 19 Low Temp. Last Night 11 Since First ot Mo. 3 Excess Since First ot Yr J5.I Huh and Low Record Since ttM Total Precip. in Last 14 Hrt. 0 Total Precip.

Since First ot Mo. 0 Excess Since First ot Mo. Total precip. Since First ot Yr. Hrt Excess Since First of'Yr 10.22 refused to pav, it was reported.

Because the tax is not included with the airline's quoted ticket price, terminal workers have to collect it separately. Many consumers are filling out tax-refusal forms, Moak said. But he said the tax rebels were "in violation of the law" and said the city would take steps to collect the fee. PHILADELPHIA City officials here yesterday faced a widening passenger rebellion against a $2 airport tax and vowed to come up with a tough new plan today to collect the unpopular 2-day-old fee. On Saturday, the first day of the levy on incoming and outgoing passengers, as many as 30 per cent of the passengers on some airlines TIDES and collection of mail from boxes located in business and Industrial areas, main thoroughfares, stations, branches and self-service units.

City bus service will follow a Sunday schedule tomorrow. Few major food chain stores will be open. However, most restaurants will operate as usual. It's business as usual for most businesses and 'offices in Dade County today. Tomorrow, Independence Day, most Dade businesses, if operating at all, will be on short hours.

Banks, courts and the post office will be closed tomorrow. Mail service will be limited to special delivery mail Timp Si 77 55 57 52 44 44 57 72 70 14 55 75 14 7t 43 41 41 II Sklei Time dril 1 am 2 am noon am 1 am cy mdnl pcy am mdnl cy mdnl 1 am cy 1 am pcy 5 am 1 am cy I am 1 am pcy I am pcy 1 am 10 am 2 am am GREATER MIAMI Amsterdam Athens Auckland Berlin Cairo Dublin Hong Kong Lisbon London Madrid Moscow New Delhi Paris Peking Rome Saigon Stockholm Sydney Tel Aviv Tokyo TODAY TOMRROW Free, to 12 It It II 12 13 t3 75 Coral Gables Airport Bayfront Park Miami Beach N. Miami Beach Red Cross needs flood funds Chicago gang leader is killed FLORIDA 4 CANADA Skies Prec. Edmonton pcy 41 Jt Montreal cy 75 42 It Toronto pcy 13 51 Vancouver 74 54 1 53 75 t3 73 t3 75 tl II t5 74 73 tj 72 4 13 t5 72 High Low High Low Miami Harbor Entrance Warn! Beach i-01P Miami City Yacht 3:30 7th St. Causeway Caoo Florida (West Side) Ragged Keys (Bitcayn Boy) ngelflsh Key (Biscayno Bay) Pumpkin Key (Card 5ound) lltllp Fort Uudnrdal (Sahia Mar) 2T3OP Fort Lauderdale (Arrows Ave.

Br) Port Everglades (Jetties) 204p Hillsboro tnlot Fowey Rocks Lilhl M5P Garden Covo (Kgy Largo) tlia" TaverniW Long Key (West End) Sombrero Key Light Marathon (North Side) Bahia Honda Bridge 4:110 Boca Chlca Channel iUSp Key West 3:571 Marquesas Keys garden My (Dry Tortugas) Logger neao Key (Dry fort ugasi eration of street gangs. Police said the shootings apparently resulted from a disagreement about a narcotics transaction. The gang leader killed was William Troop, also known as William Throop, about 25, who was acquitted almost a year ago in the sniper slaying of a Chicago policeman. Troop died in a hospital of bullet wounds in the head. CHICAGO Three persons were killed and two wounded yesterday in what police homicide investigators believe was the execution of a street gang leader.

Two of the dead and one of the wounded men, police said, were believed to have been members of the Main 21, the ruling body of the Black Stone Nation, a fed asked to raise $59,638 as its quota to make up a $10 million deficit faced by the American Red Cross because of aid to flood victims in South Dakota and, more massively, in the northeastern states. Donations may be sent to the American Red Cross, Dade County Chapter, 5020 Biscayne Miami. Further information is available at 751-6661. Cash donations are urgently needed by the American Red Cross to aid victims of the worst floods in the nation's history. The Dade chapter reported over the weekend that Dade residents have donated $4,290 so far in the effort, but all but $50 of this was earmarked for aid to victims in South Dakota.

The Dade chapter has been SOUTH AMERICA Skies Timo Ttmp Asuncion cy I am 41 Buenos Airel dril I am 50 Montevideo pm 50 Apalachicola Ciewiston Daytona Beach Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Myers Gainesville Homestead Islamorada Jacksonville Key West Lakeland Ocaia Orlando ponsacola Sarasota-Brad. St. Petersburg Tallahassee Tamp vera Beach W.

Palm Beach tS 74 t7 75 TO 74 II 74 42 71 tS 4t tl 73 ti 73 PAN AMERICA Skies Prec. Talk set on state attorney race pcy 75 cy 13 74 cy II 75 pcy to 7t cy 7t St tl 75 pcy It 10 pcy 10 pcy 17 71 Barbados Bermuda Havana Kingston Mexico City. Nassau San Juan St Croix St Kitts Reagan goes on tour for Nixon Rise Set 1:32 a.m. 1:14 p.m. 11:0 p.m.

10:04 a.m. Sun Moon Europe of understanding in American policies. State Attorney Richard Gerstein and two candidates vying for that office, Neal Sonnett and Harold Solomon, have been invited to address the South Dade Chamber of Commerce, at noon Friday. The meeting will be held at the Sweden House Restaurant, 14875 S. Dixie Hwy.

LOS ANGELES Gov. Ronald Reagan left yesterday on a 19-day goodwill tour of seven European capitals. Before his plane left, he told newsmen he hoped his discussions on behalf of President Nixon with foreign leaders would produce better Friedson named to state unit Reagan will visit Copenhagen, Brussels, Paris, Madrid, Rome, London and Dublin. He, his wife and 14-year-old son are traveling by presidential jet. -w; ife" iejp Max Friedson of Miami Beach has been named to the state Bureau of Aging, Technical Review Committee.

The committee is charged with screening Older American's Act funds and projects on statewide basis. Its rec ommendations are sent to E.D. Endsley, director of the Division of Family Services. Friedson, president of the Congress of Senior Citizens of Florida has actively lobbied for i the needs of the state's elderly for several years. Birch Society office bombed Fair skies for Florida Florida has fair skies in this satellite photo snapped at 9:29 a.m.

today. There had been some early morning fog and a few isolated showers In the Keys. Elsewhere, a long cold front stretched from Maine down to the Texas Panhandle and back up to Utah, Influencing weather across much of the nation. North of the front, cool air moved in from Canada, and south of the front, warm and humid air flowed up from the Gulf. The result was a mass of thunderstorms along the frontal line, especially in the southern Plains States.

ATS-3 Satellite Photo from NOAA's National Hurricane Center filled glass bottle were found inside the building. Whigham of the arson squad said a gallon glass jug filled With gasoline was tossed into the building HOUSTON A firebomb was thrown through the win- dow of the John Birch Soci-v ety headquarters early yes- terday, arson investigators said. Firemen quickly put out the blaze, the investigators said. Portions of a gasoline- Goode seeks property tax update after a front window was broken. Commission Wednesday for authority to negotiate a contract with the appraisers.

He is proposing that appraiser Saul Bennett be hired as over-all coordinator of the consultants' work. County Manager Ray Goode wants to hire a "consortium of local appraisers" to aid Metro in a three-year program to modernize and update the property tax roll. Goode will ask the Metro Boyle may seek re-election y-1 t'S a mm the union's 24-member board of directors had endorsed his candidacy by acclamation at a meeting here Thursday night. Boyle was sentenced to five years in prison and fined $130,000 after his conviction of illegally donating union funds to political candidates, including Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey in his unsuccessful run for president in 1968.

NEW YORK W. A. (Tony) Boyle, 64, convicted of violating the Corrupt Practices Act and sentenced to five years in prison, will seek re-election as president of the independent United Mine Workers of America at a special election in December, an aide says. He said Boyle, who is appealing his conviction, had offered to step down but that Boating accident kills mom, daughter -vgaar sw -1 IIP II 11 MakmiAAAA 111 I lAVAAA Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings lYIdllld, UIVUIU, MARRIAGE LICENSES iWfTinnfAnnrinnrfri MM I nil II II II IIMII II II II II uuiiiviyuuiiyvuju Choctawhatchee Bay, Walton County sheriff's deputies said. Kathy Law, Mrs.

Burkett's other daughter, and Mrs. Mitchell's husband Steve spent Saturday night floating in the bay wearing life preservers. They finally grasped the pilings of the Bay Bridge and their screams for help were heard by a passing motorist, Deputy E. B. Hilton said.

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS The bodies of a mother and daughter who drowned when their fishing boat capsized were found yesterday along with two other family members rescued while clinging to the underside of a bridge. Connie Law Mitchell, 21 and her adoptive mother, Bertha Burket, both of Samson, drowned when an attempt to pull up an anchor tipped over their boat in Jose Milian, 13410 SW 10th Miami, Maria P. Chavez, 240 Arbida Pkwy, Coral Gables. Joseph P. Mora, 2t4l NW 151st Opa-locka, Maria T.

Mora, 3031 NW 94th Miami Tommy W. Napier, Margarita J. i Jaimez, 211 NE 31st Miami Francisco J. Navarrete, 1015 NW 24th Miami, Maria C. Hernandez, 321 E.

33rd Hialeah Joseph A. Nina, 920 NW 138th St, I Miami, Maria T. Kretschman, 920 NW 138th Miami Ralael E. Padierne, 3470 SW tth Miami, Mercedes C. Miranda, IS3S NW 31st Miami Bernardo Perez, 1229 NW 12th I Miami, Ricardina A.

Gonzalez, 2C91'i NW 7th Miami David C. Phillips, Hollywood, Virginia R. Beach, 100 NE 16Slh North Miami Beach Robert D. Picard, 4590 SW 47th I Miami, Helen L. Shanley, 10472 SW Chess tournament gets 48-hour delay Julie and David reunite Sarah Louis Irom Bowen A.

Dunn George irom Lillian Evans Judith Mao from Robert M. Flandtri George from Margery Floyd Hubertina Josephina Maria from Johan- nus Henry Franssen Orlando from Marta Marl Garcia Annie Pearl from Maxwell Don Garrett Manuel E. from Ibis Gonzaloz Sonia Irom Pedro Gonzales Caroly H. from Ira Green Barry from Phyllis Gould John J. from Ethel Grif'in Kathleen Andrea from Kenneth Edward Jones Maria Cristlna from Edmund W.

Kim Julia from Eddie Kinsey James Edward from Janie Su Krutr Verlalne from Peggy Lagugrr Fay from Max Litwin Maria from Jorge Llama Mario C. from Kiomara B. Lopez Janice Dynes from Arthur Francis Love Ernest from Dorothy Mcintosh Rita E. from Harold R. Marian Eugenio Rolando from Jean Mari Moieski Martinez M.

S. from W. E. Meads, Jr. Nivia from Francisco Medina Helen Irom Charlie Meeks Lvnn K.

from Robert A. Mericle, Sr. -Sofia from Jos Mesa Virginia J. trom Leonard S. Monro Sr.

Harold from Colleen Mulet Brad Thomas from Hauser Nolan Milagros from Jos Palmar Mercedes Maseda from Domenlco Par- rotta John from Constance O. Risk Vivian Pauline from Curtis W. Rockhill Ofelia from Eduardo Rodriguez Denise from Francis X. Ronan Karen Leige from Dale Strothman Dal Dielerich from Floyd M. Summer-sill Frances E.

from John C. Thompson Velm from Marvin Webb Wilier D. trom John Weekley Jr. Ernestine from Charles Williams, Eugene Ted from Karlen Marion Willi Ethel Ma from Isaac womack Garry L. Johnson, 1401 NW 103rd Miami, Marcia L.

Derringer, 4541 NW 5th Miami Michael R. Jones, 11400 NE 10th Biscavne Park, Deborah A. Hernandez, 1710 NW 124th Miami Norman D. Kubier, 940 NW 203rd Miami, Jan E. Friedewald, 20231 NW 4th Miami Moises A.

Lucena, Norayda 441 53rd Hialeah Humberto Martinez, 212 Ith Hialeah, Gertrudis 0. Martinez, 153 20th Hialeah George R. McAmis, 335 Ocean Miami Beach, Madlyn M. VanGorder, 460 49th Hialeah Arthur L. Mortis, 5725 NW 301 Miami, Nona B.

Keene, 5725 NW 30th Miami DISSOLUTIONS OF MARRIAGE Bertha S. from Melvin Alston Carolyn C. trom James H. Blitch Ralph E. from Helen E.

Caravelle Rostmaria M. trom Robert S. Castleberry Hetty from Douglas Crucol Mariorio trom Carmen Damian Julia from Ezekial Davit Vertia Ma trom Thomas Evans Ethel M. from Larry R. Ewen Julia from Hortencia Fernandez Alicia from Bemamin Ferraire Donald Jack from Elvira J.

Gates Joan from Stanley Goldberg William Howard from Mavis Harcourt James William from Carol Harper Naomi A. from Sidney Helper Louis from Gitta Schulz Higueras-Busso-lino Carol A. from John R. Hughes, Jr. Israel from Elite Jacobs Mara Urbino from Emilio Juncos Fred L.

from Annabeila V. Kaplan Betty Jean from Mohlon Gene Kaufman Judie Mari from Donald Clarence Kint Salim Akhtar, 1751 NW 15th Miami, Dixi Dumas, 1451 4t Hialo-ah Ramon Arroyo, 130 NE 33rd Miami, Carmen I. Garcia, 551 NW 34th Miami Randy Banter, 1253 NW ttth Miami, Renee L. Curylo, 13lt NW 100th Miami Alphonso R. Bodie, 1410 NW 35th Miami, Betty S.

Martin, 4N NW 2nd Miami Jon J. Breddo, 501 NE 35th Miami, Mariia I. Oaukantas, 740-lnd Miami Beach Luis S. Brill, 1345 Miami Beach, Sara Sadovnik, 4141 Nautilus Miami Beach James K. Castleberry, 4371 NW 101st Opa-locka, Roxanno Barton, 3770 NW 171th Opa-locka Bobby O.

Deal, 210 NW tSlh Miami, Trudy A. Johnson, 12301 NW 21st PL, Miami Thomas W. Degenfelder, 4041 SW 151th Miami, Reboca E. Do La Carta, Mexico Cuillermo A. Do La Portilla, 354 tth Miami, Mercedes Remis, 5120 NE tth Fort Lauderdale.

Alex J. Elmore, 300 NW 14th Miami, Patricia I. Dozior, 14431 NW Miami Miguel Fernandez, 1157 NW 32nd Miami. Maria T. Liiana, 2157 NW 32nd Miami Frederic H.

Fladenmuller, France, Victoria M. Rivaro, 4130 SW 44th Miami Armando Galban, 3tt0 SW 5th Miami, Lovda Hernendot, 3490 SW 3th Miami Thomas 5 Groome, 7230 SW 4th St Miami, Carol J. Park, 12010 IW 41st St. Miami Edward Harelik, 11177 N. Kendall Miami, Lena J.

Ryan, 1020 NW Itllh Miami Karl Hershman, 3141 S. Ocean Hal- Ijndile, Susana La Chaviano, 140 NE 4tth Miami John T. Harper, 2001 SW 11th Ct Miami, Martha Harper, 20001 SW Jacksonville Julie Nixon Eisenhower flew from Washington to her home here yesterday for a reunion with her husband, Navy Ensign David Eisenhower. Eisenhower returned to Mayport Naval Station last night aboard the guided missile frigate USS Albany. The ship has been on maneuvers for several weeks.

The young Eisenhowers have no plans to join Julie's parents, President and Mrs. Nixon, in San Clemente, where the President and his wife are relaxing during a two-week vacation, the White House said. American challenger failed to show up by noon tomorrow he would risk forfeiting his chance at the title, Fischer and Spassky have agreed to split a 25,000 purse, with the winner taking five-eighths, and are also to each get 30 per cent of the sale of film and television rights. But Fischer is seeking an additional 30 per cent of the gate receipts, and his representatives have been negotiating this point with sponsors of the match, the Icelandic Chess Federation. REYKJAVIK, Iceland The International Chess Federation postponed the start of the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky world championship series until tomorrow after Fischer failed to arrive in Iceland over the weekend.

The American champion was believed still in New York. Fischer's 24-game match with the Russian world's champion was to have begun yesterday, and the president of the world federation. Dr. Max Euwe, announced if the State insurance plan considered ployed and self-employed as well," he added. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS Gandhi, Bhutto sign agreement i James H.

from Colleen Mccormick Beverly A. from Joseph A. Martin i Clarissa P. trom Willred Morales I Ramon Alberto from Vicky Franklin Moreno Linda Su from Donald N. Murray 1 112th Miami TUl MIAMI NIWS it puklished Uilr txetpt at 1 Herald Plan.

Miami. Fit. 31111. Nrwi and Editorial JS8-294I Clainried ad 330-2222 CiranlaUM 174-121 1 HOMI DK.IVMY RATI. inn Miami Anthony Recio, 334 NW 1 10th Miami, Rebecca M.

Carballo, 140 SW 52nd Miami 1 Ricardo Roias, Colombia, Sharon A. Floras, Colombia Navil Saikaly, 4951 Collins Miami Beach, Betty L. Inch, 9024 Collins Miami Beach James N. Simmons, 1045 Palm Hialeah, Carrie V. Hormilla, 190 E.

II Hialeah Duan L. Tollfver, 4040 NW lttth Ooa-locka, Donna M. Ottenberg, 29M NW USth Opa-locka David W. Toorks, 775 NE 121th Miami, Karon L. Lewis, 1130 NE 113th Miami Roberto Carreras, SW 21st Miami, Bertha Teira, 1253 La Mancha Coral Gables Stephen Chaykovsky, 3421 NW 12th Miami, Elain L.

Young, 3251 NW lllh Miami Millord J. Chubb, 1170 NW 2nd Miami, Magaly M. Sabates, 2921 NW 119th Opa-locka Bemamin Cohen, 1945 I. Ocean Dr. Haliandalg, Fern Schwartz, 100 Kings Point North Miami Beach Wilton E.

Cox 741 13rd Hialeah, Laura J. Btckwith, 5941 2nd Hialeah Ismaer Delgado, 2431 12th Miami, Maria D. Gonzalez, 2132 SW 3rd Miami Willi J. Downing, Ga Gail M. Bur- meister, 7749 N.

Kendall Miami Charles Epos, 10601 NW 17th Miami, Andrea Strata, 10401 NW 17th Miami Ossie B. Francis, 3251 NW 204th Miami, Mary L. Waller, 1341 NW 211th Miami Carl A. Friedman, 104 Kino, point North Miami Beach, Ruth Friedman, too Kings Point North Miami Beach Samtr S. Chaial, 3400 NW 173rd Ter Ooa-locka, Paula Buckley, 40 NW 5th Ct-, Miami John L.

Mailing, 0701 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, Safwa Kurbane, 444 Sunset Hellandai Felme I. Herrero, 171 34th PI Hialeah, Mercedes Lopez, Dominican Rep. Roland Herrtra, SOU SW 4th Miami, Soma A. Rodriguez, Mil SW 4th Miami Michl J. Hoirti 4000 SW JWN St Miami, Carmen E.

Galmdo NW 37th Miami MarwH A. Ignatio, Itit SW 17th Miami, Grace F. Htttonkaugh, I9S1 SW 12th Miami Lerov Jackson, NW trh Miami, Mrrrt R. Jones, 4325 I Dorerny i. from Armas U.

Nkto Frank from Barbara Patrick Jimmy Su from Clarli Phillin Karon from Steven D. Powell Joseph from Cuba Ruth Ramirez Susan L. from Robert P. Renard James David from Carolyn Campbell Charles Robert Walker, 24 S. Caret Parkway, Mart at, entertainer, voluntary.

Mederlm Walker, formerly known as Mederiih Treadway, 34 S. Carol Parkway, Margate, housewife, voluntary. Ivan D. Vide), 1901 NW Ith Miami, investigator, voluntary. Henry William Patterson, 4t Op a Lock Miami, laborer, voluntary.

Mary Ann Patterson, 441 Opa-locka, Miami, houscwift, voluntary. The pledge came in a six-point agreement signed here early today after five days of hard bargaining at summit talks between Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi and Pakistan President Zulfi-kar Ali Bhutto. SIMLA, India India arui Pakistan have pledged to work for a durable peace on the subcontinent and said the leaders of both nations would meet again to continue a dialog aimed at ending 25 years of 1 i and confrontation. I 1 var $20.10 fi Momilia 10.40 J.20 4W.r.i no 1 Wk TALLAHASSEE Deciding not to wait for a national health insurance program, a Florida House committee is planning to introduce legislation that would establish a 'state insurance plan to cover all wage earners.

"I've asked my committee staff to develop a health care plan that would call for required coverage of alt workers," said Rep. Richard Hodes, (D-Tampa), chairman of the House Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, Hodes said the plan should be ready for action by the 1973 Legislature. "Then we may have to find ways of addressing ourselves to health insurance the unem PUBLIC MEETINGS MAnSUMCRtPTIONS 1 Yr ISI.oo 6 Month! 200 Notices of meetings public kodi In Carlos M. Hernandez, 1521 NW Jrd Miami, Ana Godimtt, 4 Antilla, Coral Gables. Emmit Jackson, 53 NE 11th Miami, Ouirina Francisco, 53 NE Hth Miami Thomas P.

Johnston 11170 SW 13th Miami, Cheryl A. oilmen, 3430 SW 123rd Ct. Sert S. Joseph, 12541 NE 13th Miami, Judith B. Marotti, 12125 W.

Dix. Hwy, Miami Ross i. Lawrence, HI NE ITtth Tr North Miami Beach, Angola Ortega, IS00 SW I5lh Miami Regeri Ltmes Da Silva, Brazil, Maria Vieiro, 3511 SW 23rd Miami Jettrer M. Letvew.tr, 133 W. 4tth Miami Beach, Barbara Pritchard, 122t Piacetas Coral Gables Albert U.

Liouori, Esther Bryan, Masi. Leonora Leoei, 1271 NW St, Miomi, Maria E. Escobar, 5271 NW 4tn Miami Victor T. Lucas tM 35th Hia- Itah, Suthemta J. Richmond, 1325 34 Hialeah Juan J.

Magoaleno, 3211 SW 27th Miami, Mara U. Jvncosa, 2101 SW 7nd Av Miami iibert R. Mayor KM Harde Coral Gables, Janice Boos, 1114 Harde Coral Gables. Jos M. Mendene.

125 NW tw Ct. Miami. Mana B. RodrMt, 342S NW 4rtt Tr Miami Dad Countv such as federal, state. 3 Months 13.00 4 Wki 4..00 Ulster ceasefire weakens, 7 die county and municipal commissions, boards or authorities wutc be mailed or telephoned to Charlotte aerger, The Miami News.

40. Bo lit, Miami, 13142 tcoacn Codreha from Larry W. Shelly i Mono Mary from Marvin smith idtll from Robert Sunn Mary E. from George Stillwetl I Mirtha Julia from Juan Suarei Maida from Enriou Torres Devotia from Willie Tyr Doris E. from Anthony Veroni Paulino from Sylvester Williams, Jr Jumta Ernestine Doermg front Brian Wolft Magaly from Esteban W.

Vanil Barbara B. trom Paul V. Arbogast Man from Nathan M. Bautch Antoinette from Frank L. Benemtrlto Steven from Barbara Brcdber Den from Jam, Brougn Barbara trom Richard Brow Lucille from Ru'ut Brown Sue Vergeng trom Charkrt Herfcert Burt.

Jr. Florence I. from Harold P. Campbell Giida trom Julio B. Chavez Hon Gaebht from Robert Barton Cock- i Satvatorg tram Beltitzi Mariana Demar-c Vmctmtta from Robert RoiMrtt, Jr.

Telephone -Jt4s. TODAY Homestead Council. City Hall, p.m. Medley Council, Town Halt, I am. Sweetwater Council, City Hall I p.m.

TOMORROW Regvlerty ochoduled council and com meetings have boon cancelled BELFAST Seven men were killed in Belfast during a violence-ridden weekend that threatened the flimsy reasefire in Northern Ireland and fanned fears of "eye for an eye" warfare between Protestant and Roman Catholic gunmen. All seven men were shot in the head, and some were bound and hooded, the trademarks of the Irish Republican Armvg execution squads, i 5oad Im fatal pnvilaf au- thorttl ike at MliHri, Fla. TV AtMitt4l fmm tatitltd to ike aw atiMica tioa of all IV tatal aad fereitfl nfwi published ky Ikt Mart Ihn news paper a vaa aa aU AamiaMd Prt dispatch, 4 due to Indenendenc day; chock nubile 'meetings i'aily fr the mil otheeuted 'meetings. 12th Miami.