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2-A THE MIAMI NEWS July 6, 1972 TEMPERATURES NATIONAL ft "fr "fr I2)(al(ynnm lilt 1 lOSffZ Local, Mate, Ttf National, International llllf uu C3QSimffltt53EEM I FORECAST U-M prof gets $34,510 for sclerosis study 'Jackie's shadow' held in contempt Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a few thundcrshowers. High near 90 today. Low tonight mld-70s. Variable mostly southeast winds 10 miles per hour. Shower probability 30 per cent.

'ST Jjr Out StVlCt jVy) 04a, I OtH at Commerce Ik. Tinir.i.i liawndjy ,0 ijjjjji' iii.a m. fdueu a- uat huftt cp -a joffe is studying the prote-in of myelin, the substance which insulates nerve fibers. In Multiple Sclerosis, that proactive insulation disintegrates and nerve impulses (reconducted poorly. Dr.

Seymour Joffe, associate professor of biochemistry at the University of Miami, has been awarded an is-month research grant of $3-1, 510 by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. SKIes Free. Albuiutrnu turn to I 41 Anchor 7, 54 Atlanta 71 .47 inline, II it Birmingham .41 Bismarck pcy 7 41 Boise cv 41 Boston cy 44 4 .01 Brownsville cy II 71 .11 Burllneton pcy at 44 Casper pcy 17 31 Charleston, C. cy 90 74 Charleston. W.Va.

14 S7 .14 Charlotte, NX. cy 71 47 .11 Chicago 44 II Cleveland cy 40 Is .34 Worth IS 17 Denver II 41 DetMolnoi 71 41 Detroit It 47 El Paso pcy 17 tl Honolulu cy 17 74 Houston pcy II 70 .04 Indianapoll, 71 49 Jackson, Mist. pcy It 49 Kansas City 71 51 Let Veeat pcy 101 13 Little Rock 10 42 LotAngelet II IS Louisville pcy 74 40 Memphit pcy 77 41 Milwaukee 70 45 Paul 74 45 New Orleans cy 41 New York cy 41 40 .17 Oklahoma City 71 57 Omaha 75 41 Philadelphia 44 .14 Phoenix 1M 10 Plttsburfh cy 59 55 .42 Portland, Me. II 47 Portland, Ore. pcy 19 45 Rapid City 79 44 Richmond cy 44 41 1.14 St.

Louis pcy 71 S3 Salt Lake City cy 97 57 San Anionic 71 San Dleto pcy 77 4 San Francisco 42 54 Seattle Pcy 59 Washington cy 44 40 .11 Wichita 74 II EXTENDED FORECAST NEW YORK A free-lance photographer was held guilty of contempt of federal court yesterday because he defied a Judge's order to keep his distance from his favorite target, Jacqueline Onassis Kennedy. "He was like a shadow everywhere she went he fol lowed her and engaged in offensive conduct," District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper wrote of the photographer, Ronald Galclla. "Nothing was sacred to him, whether defendant went to church, funeral services, theater, school, restaurant or aboard a yacht in a foreign land," Cooper added. Saturday through Mondayt Partly cloudy wild widely scattered thundershowers. Lowt mainly in 70s rangin Irom Ibt upper 40s In North Florida to around in thi Keys.

Might In tht mid to upper lot In tha North and upptr Id to mid 90s lswhera. Galbraith to discuss Demos 20 hurt in highway mishap Miami Beach, at 7:30 p.m. During the Democratic National Convention next week, Mr. Galbraith also will appear daily on the Today Show to discuss each day's events with William Buckley, editor of the National LOCAL DATA Economist John Kenneth Galbraith, former adviser to President Kennedy and former American ambassador to India, will speak Saturday on the Democratic Convention at the Dade Center auditorium of Florida Atlantic University, 1414 Drexel 7:00 7:00 a.m. p.m.

30.11 30.07 barometer (S.U.) BOATING FORECAST Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy southward through the Florida Straits including the Western Bahamas: Winds will be variable 10 to occasionally IS knots. Mostly east over south portion. Seas 2 feet. Winds and seas higher near widely scattered thundershowers. Gulf coastal waters from Cedar Key to Florida Bay: Winds will be variable 10 to occasionally 13 knots with seas 2 feet.

Winds and seas higher near widely scattered thunder-showers. Inland waters along the Southeast Florida Coast from Lake Worth southward through Biscayne and Florida bays: Winds will be mostly east 10 knots with light chop on waters. Gusty winds and choppy waters near few thundershowers. TIDES 10 a 10 260 Relative humidity Hieh tamperaturl yesterday Low temperature last night Exeat, (ince tint of month Excess (ince firtt of year Hioh and low ree'd tince 193? PITTSBURGH Twenty persons were injured, including two women burned seriously, in flaming chain-reaction accident during the morning rush hour on Interstate 76 yesterday, police said. The initial crash involved a bus loaded with commuters which plowed into the rear of a small car on the superhighway, setting both vehicles on fire.

Seconds later a Greyhound express bus rammed into the flaming wreckage. The accident occurred about a mile west of the Squirrel Hill Tunnel on the expressway. Police said rain was falling at the time. 14 70 CTA makes 3 awards of $500 Total precipitation In last 24 hrt. .00 Total orecip.

since first of mo. trace Deliciency tince first of month 1 .24 Total precip since first of year 1440 Excess since first of year 1.72 Winners and their high schools are Sarah Virginia Zimmerman, Coral Gables High School; Patricia Krysa, North Miami High, and Dennis Montagna, Miami Edison High. Three 1972 graduates of Dade County high schools will receive $500 a year toward their college education from the Dade County Classroom Teachers' Association. GREATER MIAMI Strippers protest 'mingling1 ban TODAY High Low TOMORROW High Low pre. 19 79 II 74 17 tr 14 71 .01 92 74 91 71 Coral Cablet Airport Baylront Park Miami Beach N.

Miami Beach South Miami Miami Harbor Entrance 5 11:730 Miami Beach 11:130 JM July 4th bikers win prizes Miami City Yacht Batln 7th St. Causeway 7:041 1:011 1:36 INTERNATIONAL Skies Tim Tamp Amsterdam tstm I am 41 Athens 1 am 70 Auckland! noon 50 Berlin 1 am 41 Cairo lam 72 Dublin cy mdnt 54 Hong Kong pcy I am 14 Lisbon cy mdnt II London mdnt 54 Madrid 1 am 41 Moscow 1 am 44 New Delhi pcy 5 am 75 Pari, cy 1 am 59 Peking cy I am 44 Rom 1 am 44 Saigon cy I am 77 Stockholm 1 am 13 Sydney imk 10 am 47 Tel Aviv 2 am 72 Tokyo lam 79 CANADA Skies Prec, Edmonton 70 44 Montreal 49 47 Toronto cy 47 42 Vancouver pcy 80 54 SOUTH AMERICA Skiet Timt Temp Asuncion cy I pm 41 Buenos Alret pcy pm 55 Montevideo 9 pm 54 after we get off the stage." They were demonstrating in support of a suit filed yesterday in federal district court on behalf of some 240 dancers and other female employes of Bourbon Street clubs challenging the constitutionality of a city ordinance prohibiting them from sitting and talking with Caoe Florida (West Side) 11:151 NEW ORLEANS About a dozen Bourbon Street striptease dancers yesterday picketed the federal court building protesting a city ordinance prohibiting them from mingling with customers. The dancers, wearing shorts and mini-shirts, carried signs reading "equal rights for dancers" and "don't put us in the cage TiTsop" FLORIDA Ragged Key, (Biscayne Bay) 1:350 Angellish Key (Biscayne Bay) 5: Mo Pumpkin Key (Card Sound) Fort Laudordale (Bahia Mar) 5 440 11:551 1:511 5:471 11-lOp 111 41 sTlli Fort Lauderdale (Andrews Ave. Br) 12:510 600 Allendale most original; and Natalie Moore, 685 Allendale most beautiful. The competition was sponsored by Burdine's department store and Third Century, U.S.A., the planning ard coordinating organization of U.S.

Bicentennial celebration in South Florida. Four local young people won awards for outstanding bicycle decorations in the Fourth of July parade at Key Biscayne. Winners were: Jeffrey Hooker, 310 Ridgewood most comically decorated bicycle; Tracy and Kalen Beau-champ, 305 Galen most patriotic bikes; Bob Hinchley, Port Everglade, (Jetties; Hillsboro inlet 11:590 Powey Rock, Light Garden Cove (Key Laro) Apalachicoll II 77 Clewiston 91 72 Daytona Beach 90 71 Ft. Lauderdale 90 Ft. Myers 93 73 J7 Gainesville 92 72 03 Homestead 91 72 Itlamorada 81 Jacksonville 94 71 01 Key West 89 II Jacksonville 94 71 01 Key West 89 II Lakeland 92 74 09 Naple, 91 70 10 Ocala 91 72 31 Orlando 94 74 02 Pensacola 89 74 Sarasola-Brdn.

89 70 01 St. Petersburg 90 79 Tallahassee 17 49 .70 Tampa 92 72 01 Vera Beach 94 72 W. Palm Beach 91 75 Invalid shoots wife, daughter, self 5:221 12:321 5551 12:57" 1M7P 11:051 Tavernier long Key (West End) Sombrero Key Light 3:570 Marathon (North Side) 10:380 10:411 Honda Bridge 5:011 People in the news PAN AMERICA Boca Chica Channel 11:280 MANTECA, Calif. A 76-year-old man suffering from bone cancer shot to death his ailing wife and crippled his 40-year-old daughter before killing himself with a bullet in the heart, sheriffs deputies reported. Deputies said Sebastino Luppino shot his daughter, Vincenza six times in the chest and then put six more bullets into his wife, Serafi-no, 71, before killing himself with a .37 caliber revolver.

Deputies said the father had been depressed because his daughter was a life-long cripple, his bed-ridden wife had suffered a stroke four years ago and he was suffering from cancer. named outstanding educator and citizen of the year by the Fort Lauderdale alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi social fraternity. John Tertadian appointed director of public service for the City of North Miami Dr. R. W.

Puryear, president of Florida Memorial College, Rise 4:35 a.m. 1:11 a.m. Set 1:11 P.m. 4:11 p.m. Sun Moon What's coming up Arrow kills 71 -year-old woman Reception tonight for Cecil Mackey, president of the University of South Florida, 4:53.

fcuT Prec. Marquesas Keyt Bermuda cy 81 74 tr Garden Key (Dry Tortugas) 1l7l9a kioi, pcy 79 Loggerneaa Key (Dry YortugeO J31p 11:431 5:141 Mexico City pcy 75 54 Nassau 90 73 21 San Juan PR 19 77 37 St Croix VI 92 79 St Kill, pcy 17 75 10 for LJ.mt fat tr graduates from Dade, Broward, Collier, Palm and Monroe counties A national Young Men's Christian Association scuba institute to certify scuba instructors at the downtown YMCA, 40 NE 3rd July 7-9 andVily 21-23. The course is co-ed and the minimum age is 18 years. at the Columbus Hotel, Biscayne Miami, at 7 p.m. The reception is sponsored by the Dade-Broward chapter ter, Mrs.

Duane Miller, when Mrs. Bachert failed to answer her telephone. Police identified the grandson as1 Harold Mark Sham-blin, 17, a soldier who had been home on leave over the Fourth of July weekend from Fort Riley, and who was supposed to have returned to Fort Riley yesterday. He is the son of Mrs. Miller.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa A 71-year-old businesswoman was found dead with an arrow in her chest yesterday and police issued a murder warrant for a grandson who friends said "worshipped her." The body of Gail Bachert was found in the basement of her home by a neighbor, Irving McArthur, who was asked to check by her daugh of the USF Alumni Association and is open to all USF High pressure system wide An extensive high pressure system centered in the nation's mid-section was dominating the weather over most of the area from the Atlantic to the Rockies when this satellite photo was taken at 2:26 p.m. yesterday. Heavy clouds and showers were occurring through the Gulf and Atlantic states along the leading edge of the high pressure system. Cool air in the system set record lows for the date yesterday and last night in several locations. ATS-3 Satellite Photo from NOAA', National Hurricane Center nnn fc-v 1 m.

mm ami trm no maS mmS smm m's ililf Firm won't use Linkletter's name 1 8: 3 I fill. Bi.aaawk, -i-irTi-n-ri---- iiiii" Ulster Protestants plan blockades TALLAHASSEE An insurance firm has agreed to stop using entertainer Art Linkletter's name in Florida advertising pending a full hearing on the practice, the State Insurance Department said yesterday. Meanwhile, Insurance Commissioner Tom O'Malley postponed until Aug. 15 the hearing on misleading adver tising charges against the firm, National Home Life Assurance Co. O'Malley ordered the St.

Louis, firm to show cause why its license should not be suspended after it used Linkletter's name, photograph and endorsement in ads for a medical insurance plan in a number of Florida newspapers. ffQ dered establishment of a public protection agency to combat a wave of sectarian intimidation. The agency will be similar to one set up in 1969 during Belfast's worst outbreak of sectarian violence. White-law's action spotlighted fears of battling this weekend between Protestants and the Roman Catholics they outnumber 3 to 1 in Belfast. BELFAST Militant Protestants pledged last night to build more barricades next weekend, but tempered the threat with a promise of 14 days of "peace and grace" afterward if the British army will "deal with the deteriorating situation." The Protestant announcement came as Britain's administrator for Northern Ireland.

William Whitelaw, or Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings Marriages, Divorces, Home's office to be rebuilt MARRIAGE LICENSES BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS Wm. J. Alexander, 2355 NW 77th Soreiho Nalo, N.Y., Vincenetta Tronolone, 8090 Hawthorne Miami Beach Juan A. Name, 3363 SW 7th Miami, Aleida E. Codina, 1925 SW 3rd Miami John Neal, 1020 NW 174th Kerrie J.

Wexler, 2200 NW 195th Miami Alexander Nonage 1135 NW 51st Miami, Ernestine Pearson, 301 NW 23rd I Miami Gregory J. Olusczak, Lake Alfred, Sandra Miami, Minnie I. Moore, 1929 NW 71st Miami James C. Allen, 10921 SW 120th Chess match may be Sunday Miami, Peggy L. Davis, 8475 SW 94th Miami ah, Karen J.

Whlttlngton, 1045 74th Hialeah Angel L. Faicon, 1960 NW Flagler Miami, Ilia E. Dominguez, 705 SW 13th Miami Antonio Farah, 3633 SW 4th Miami, Julia M. Dot, 199 29th Hialeah Eusebio E. Fernandez, 825 45 lit Hialeah, Maria T.

San-Pedro, 3351 NW 15th Miami Alan V. Flaten, 560 Forrest Miami Springs, Ana M. Feliciano, 210 52nd Hialeah Wm. W. Foote, 2M5 NE 172nd North Miami Beach, Estelle I.

Cac- chione, 2285 NE 172nd North Miami Beach Joseph Foster, 794 NW 18th Miami, Arnetta Marsh, 1891 NW 67th Miami Ramon J. Frasu. 4271 NW 117th Robert W. Altemus, 4111 S. Tamiami Trail, Naples, Debn K.

Carter, 7401 Sw 40th Miami Richard Eli Barton, 11321 SW 4th Miami, iron worker, voluntary. Sandra Barton, 11321 SW 49th housewite, oluntary. James William DeLago, WM NW Mth Miami Sprints, hydraulic mechanic, voluntary. Stephen De Wayne Keener, S20 East-wind North Palm Beach, salesman, voluntary. Euls Chapman Keener, also known it Eull Chapman Miller, 520 Eastwind North Palm Beach, housewife, voluntary.

TALLAHASSEE The State Cabinet has given Senate President-designate Mal-lory Home the go-ahead on plans to double the size of his Capitol office by adding a conference room. Home, (D-Tallahassee), says he will remodel the spacious, woodpaneled meeting room adjacent to the current Senate president's headquarters. It comes complete with built-in television lights for news conferences. After the renovation Home will have an office twice as large as that of outgoing President Jerry Thomas. The present office will serve to locate Home's secretaries under the plan.

Andre, Alvarez, 779 NW 14th A. Hopwood, 125 71st Hialeah Edvard Orlando, 423 41st Hialeah, Gail P. Butler, 10940 NW 14th Miami Douqias A. Pelllcer, 1732 NE 162nd Miami Beach, Lindi C. Becker, 1650 NE 157th Miami Beech Wm.

C. Penn 19425 NW 23rd REYKJAVIK, Iceland Sunday is the hopeful date for American challenger Bobby Fischer and Russian champion Boris Spassky to begin disputing the World Chess Championship across a chessboard. Hailed as the match of the century, the 24-game series seemed in danger of cancella- Opa-locki, Dorothy E. Paquin, 170201 NW 4 'st Opa-ktcka i Manuel F. Perez, 941 48th Miami Beach, Clementina M.

Collazo, 961 which had the makings of a diplomatic incident and prevented the contest beginning on time last Tuesday, Spassky threatened to return home, saying he and the Soviet people had been insulted by behavior of the American who arrived here two days late, and only agreed to come after a British millionaire doubled the prize money to $250,000. Miami, Maria del c. Herrera, 779 NW 14th Miami Jose R. Batista, 1250 NW 95th Miami, Nury De La C. Peralta, 45 55th Hialeah Frederick P.

Berson, 2371 Collins Miami Beach, Simi F. Berson, Tennessee Terry L. Best, Hortensii M. Rodriguez, 3141 NW 2nd Miami Hector Blanco, 80 NW 15th Miami, Juana Rodriguez, 10 NW 35th Miami Jules M. Boivin, 750 NW 45th Miami, Patricia M.

Albert, 750 NW 45th Miami SBA LOANS Dance studios ask self-regulation Hialeah, Mary J. Whitney, 6271 NW I 112th Hialeah. Brian J. Galvin, 9283 SW 39th Miami, Gaylon E. Patterson, 995 SW i 37th Miami Ernest D.

Gates, 1621 NE 214th Miami, Karen L. Lazo, 71 NW 189 Miami Stephen B. Giliman, 1524 Trillo Coral Gables, Clara J. Zion, 120 SW Slst Miami Errol W. A.

Gittings, Jamaica, Willie P. Bush, 341 NW 7th Miami Pedro J. Gordo, 2204 SW 13th 1 Miami, Ena L. Caballero, 215 NW 40th Miami Floyd W. Grief, 2180 NW 102nd Miami, Celia A.

Johnson, 2180 NW i 102nd Miami 7 tion because of a squabble 48th Miami Beach DISSOLUTIONS OF MARRIAGE Sue from Ronald Atvin Baldrei Karen from Paulo Balkevicius John Marko from Barbara Gazlc Henderika from Howard Gelbman Maria J. from Jose Antonio Godoy Martha from Willie Howard Martin from Phyllis Kurpit Cathy M. from Charles J. Logan Douglas Earl from Pauline Blanchl Madden Dennit from Miry Louise O'Connor Conception from Jose A. Ochoa Ara Machado from Marilyn Pereiri Ana from Robert Provost Hilda ciaudine from Marvin Simpson 100 raid Philippine towns The follownni is a partial listim of loans disbursed in May by the Small Business Administration: West Hialeah Grocery, Jose ft Maria Serra ,1195 W.

29th 1111,000. Ramon's Furniture, Jose R. Mlrella Fteites, 170 W. 29th FFernandei Truck Equipment Servi- centro, 2290 1st Hialeah, 4174)00. Jet Away Bar ft Lounge, 2724 NW 35th 1211,000.

Wonderweld, Charles Craven Davit, 7275 NE 4th $4,000. Overholt Jeweiert, Bettie ft Frank Ov- erholt, 7220 Red Road, $75,000. Tubex Products, 7821 NW 53rd 175,000. Panel Home Industries, 71 NE 73rd 510,000. State Attorney James Russell yesterday told members of a House subcommittee probing complaints of questionable practices.

However, William Turn-bull, an Orlando attorney representing the Florida Association of Dance Studios, asked that the industry be given the chance to regulate itself. The association is awaiting charter. ST. PETERSBURG As state officials urged controls of fly-by-night dance studios that soak students for thousands of dollars, representatives of established studios pleaded for a chance at self-regulation yesterday. A state licensing board is needed to crack down on studios that prey on the elderly and lonely, Pinellas County Randy 0.

Hart, 1102 Alhambri Circle, Coral Charlotte L. Roberts, 830 Bisc. Miami Beach Neal Hogan, 5960 NW 38th Miami, Christine C. Scrivener, 1070 SW 72nd Miami Michael W. lacono, 305 NW 134th Miami, Janice L.

Barnes, 125 SW 18th COTABATO, Philippines About 100 heavily armed Moslems raided a cluster of small coastal villages in southern Zamboanga del Sur Province, killing at least 53 Christians, the Philippine constabulary reported yesterday. Police said that during the attack about 100 persons were wounded, at least 20 homes were burned and personal belongings of the villages were carried away. It was one of the worst incidents so far in the bloody Christian-Moslem war that has recently spread from the southern provinces of Cota-bato and Lanao to southwestern Zamboanga. STATISTICS ROBBERIES Northeast Miami i Eladio Iznuierdo 512 NW etth Miami, Lilian M. Estrada, 13220 NW 19th Miami.

MORE David L. Jewell, 1450 SW 77th Miami, Jorii J. Studdle, 1150 SW 15th AREA CRIME BURGLARIES Northeast THE MIAMI NEWS it fntbliihed1 Miami i Ni ton Miami Pl.t ipartment; Miami Pl.t ipartment; 1541 daily except Siadey at 1 Herald irreem taoe recorder, TV, stereo. 'Gerald Juliano, 1523 NE 118th I Miami, Sandra J. 1321 NE 111th 4 ami Charlie F.

Kimball, 1355 Grand Co Blscivm Boulevard ind 17th Street; Wednesday 2 a.m.; female walking purse snatched by lone male) cash (ties), keys, ids. Northwest Pliu, Miami. Fit. 31111. News and Ed.

trnJ 150-234 1 Classified ad. 330-2222 CiryitiM 374-621 1 U.S. loyalty to Greece pledged NW 1st Court and 1st Stneft Tuesday I Peter C. Botzernmayer 431 S. Royal Poinclana Miami Springs, Re-neve Ellis, 340 2 Hialeah Willie A.

Brantley, Hollywood, Yvonnt E. Smith, 4415 NW 24th Miami Robert H. runner, 1221 NW 1st Miami, Lucille Lucat, 1221 NW 1st Miami Jerry A. Byrd, 14850 Dlx. N.

Miami, Lellian R. Urthel, 1341 NE 3rd Ct Miami Heriberto Cabada 2244 Sw list Miami, Marilyn C. Fonts, 111 Island Key Bisciyne Jesse Cabassa, 4800 NE 4th Miami, France E. Gentry, 524 NW 18th Miami Eduard A. Ca betas, 4472 NW 204th Ooa-Locka, Amelia A.

Birbizan, 141 SW 7th Miami Andrew T. Cash, Rebecca S. Aeuilar, 421 NW 34th Miami Pedre R. Castellon, 1080 SW 44th Miami, Gisela M. Del Tiro, 72 Grand Canal Miami Steve O.

Clemone, 1144 Biarritz Miami Beach, Gail Sigrnon, 24 SW 44th Miami Eddie Cole 1421 NW 44th Miami, Juaniti J. Clayton, 435 Byre Daytona James E. Coleman, 111 Irk Miami, Dolores Fuzzird, 141 Opi-locka Richard Confer zOOt NW 1S4th Miami, Patricii Campbell, 2014 NW II Miami Modest! Corvison, 11205 NW 41st Hialeah, Jessica P. Terry, 111 I9th Hialeah Wm. A.

Curry, 1749 NW list Miami, Carrie) L. Bromell, 27) NW 4th Miami Edward W. Dawkini, 1512 Jackson Miami, Rethi M. Williams, 10401 SW 149 Ter Miami Wm. M.

DeBeck, 111 SW 52mt Plantation, America E. Genialvo, 1131 NW 27th Miami Edward a. Dion, 1241 NW 44th Miami, Jeannie W. Smith, 1541 NW 15th Miami Philip F. Di Silvettre, 715 Celling Miami Beach, France, C.

Tummime, 7135 Collin, Miami Beach Larry E. Donaldson, 2351 NW Miami, Gayle N. Hillman, 1719 NW 47m Miami Richard W. Durham, 97I SW jetti Miemi, Detori J. Deirdortf, N2S SW 53rd Miami Mutt E.

W7w Uth Miami, Diana J. Lannlli, V41 Sw Mth conut Grove, France T. Bernard, 1355 Grand Coconut Grove Michael J. Khoury, 454 43rd Hialeah, Join Bibcock, 4241 NW 110th Hialeah Wm. T.

Koch, 1221 NW 171st Hialeah, Frances C. Bradley, Peon. Steven R. Krummrei, 3110 SW MSrh F1 HOME DUrVlRY RATI? I Yr HO fi Month 10.40 3 Monthi 5.20 4 Weekt 1.60' p.m.; mat waning Knociceo ra round and robbed by Ion mat) wallet, cash (S200). 131 NW 7th St.) Wednesday I a.m.) mill leevint bar choked trom behind nd robbed by fw males; passport, IDs, bank book.

2224 NW 34th St.) Tuesday 11 p.m.) coffee thop robbed it unpoint by tw males; cash (525.1 the regime of Premier George Papadopoulos. Rogers' visit to Greece evoked protest statements from political opponents of the Papadopoulos regime, and most opposition figures boycotted an Independence Day reception at the U.S. ATHENS Secretary of State William Rogers made it clear yesterday, as he ended a one-day visit to Athens, that the United States would strengthen military cooperation with Greece despite displeasure over suppression of democratic government by .40 I Whither thou goest, I may not follow MIDDLETOWN, Ohio An old tombstone, its name broken off, leans against the walls of the police station here. It was brought to the station after suspected vandalism occurred at the Mid-dletown Cemetery An enterprising person has attached a handwritten note to the bottom of the stone. The original epitaph read: "Died, Aug.

1, 1849. Aged 29 years. Remember me as you pass by, as you are now so once was I. As I am now, so you must be. Prepare for death and follow me." The added note read: "To follow you if not my intent, unless I know which way you went" 1 Y.ir 00 Southwist T437 NE lit Avi.l roomini house; removed Kreen; radio, 121 cath, whiskey.

Northwest J9S NW 1st itori; pried window; unknown. 2e NW tin St.) apartment; cut screen; unknown 431 NW 3rd ttore; broke locks; TV, three suitcases. 102 NW 3rd apartment; pried lock; clothme, shoe, fan, radio. 4255 NW 12th St. apartment; pried door; TV, radii, 12 silver dollars, 525 cash.

1523 NW Ire) AVI.) irocery ttore; picked lock; thru case beer, ciea- rettet, itockinM. list NW 1st Ct.) home; ton screen; TV. 1951 NW nd Ct.) home; tore screen; TV, record player 227 NW 31st St.) warehouse; broke locks; 324 sett cutlery, as sets steak knives, 334 doiea tool kits, 24S doi. dessert spoons. 255 NW 21st St.) home; broke locks; TV, stereo tape deck, speakers, radie.

)00l N. Miami Ave.) Par; removed roof fan; 1151 cesh, 100 nckt ceirettet. 145 NW 50th St.) home; window forced; 1352 Cath, checks. Sm NW 7th Ave.) auto body shop; broke window; unknown. 97f NW ISth Ave.) borne; forced door; unknown.

130 NW 14th Av.) community center) 6 Month 26 00 3 Mont hi 13 00 4Wk 4.90 Miami, carol A. Biork, 2722 SW 4th Miami Lance T. Lenart. 934 NW 44t Miami, Ruth A. De Lucia, 1101 SW 72nd Miami Irwin W.

Levin, 1710 S. Gladeg North Miami Beach, Betty Press, 1924 SW 20th Miami Gary L. Levine, 1351 SW 42nd I Miami, Borrt L. Cerbett, 4351 SW 42nd i Miami Ernest J. MacManut.

New York, Beatrii E. Hernandez, 2011 SW 7tth Miami Daniel D. Mellerten, 176W NW 14th Miami, Lucille E. Patterson, 179 NW 71st Miami Jerome S. Merlin, J51I NE lfTntl Oivs, Sawndri S.

Abell, 2511 Ni 192nd Oiut Jean L. B. Michel, 11111 NW 171th Miami, Norent M. Fisher, 5431 NW 4th Miami George G. Mooney.

Leesburg. II R. e- twick, 11704 SW 70th Miami Giteert Morris, 1301 NE 5th MlaM, I Eida Morale, 3301 Ml Boat's wave kills one, 21 hurt See (I aia pririloje tit-. 24 sw its. Av.

ipartment) possible key; TV. SW Ith Avenue and Ith Street) cr broke window) unknown. 1414-142 Hignland Rd.) business; broke window; seven air conditioner. 1412 SW Mth Ter.) home; forced screen; radio. 2101 SW Jtth St business removed lir conditioner) TV, lir conditioner.

CIME KEY; A imole precaution against Mm bur. glanes h) an hiexpensiv automatic switch which tl activated by dark- thorii4 it Ik me, MliwH, Fla. TV Ateo? rated Free It tntltled exdueivoJy lit ttt fubtict other persons yesterday. The 12-foot wave from the vessel, a few hundred yards offshore, sent bathers crashing ontoAocks or against boats drawl up on the LE LAVANDOU, France A French navy patrol boat, cruising at high speed close to ft series of Riviera beaches threw up a huge wave which caused one death and Injured at least 21 tkm of (II tb loiJ nd fonipi newi' publ.ttied be the Uff of thi newt- pa per aa wed a ill Aeaecuted pre A nest. Ye can plu one tw lampi into thij device be ore leavin for weekend vacation and they will be turne at dusk and if dawn- Miami.