Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 30

8b ST. PETERSBURG TIMES FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1978 IZIZ 5-yoar-old boy drowns at Gulf port Doach A 5-year-old Gulfport boy drowned at Gulfport Beach Thursday afternoon while his mother searched for him few hundred feet away, police said. looking for him herself. She told police she had been waiting for him on the beach while he swam, and had seen him only a few minutes before his body was found. A middle-aged man identified by police as Hoggein Haghighat, an Iranian citizen visiting the beach, jumped in the ambulance and tried to resuscitate the boy on the way to the hospital.

But the child was pronounced dead at Palms of Pasadena Hospital. Police listed the death as an accidental drowning (tending an autopsy by the Pinellas County medical examiner. John Ruy Gibson, uf 5101 'a 13th Ave. Gulfport, waa found floating face down in about 5 feet of water 120 yarda nff'uhitPA A 17.vmsir.nln nirl Paula Aucoin. visiting the area from Waltham, found his body and helped bring it to shore.

As the boy was taken to a hospital, police searched the beach for his mother, Marie Barber, who was finally found SUN.THIUTHUIS. 11A.M.-9P.M, HI. 4 SAT. 1U.M.-10P.M. Man, woman found washed ashore were shot, police say St Patarabwg Timat Start Wrhar Our dynamic cfua What a scrumptious pair! Juicy steak, fresh from the grill and luscious lobster ready for buttery dipping.

They share a platter with baked potato or french fries and hot Sizzler toast. setting out on a boat outing Sunday. The autopsy report has not been completed, Stebbins said, and so far it has not been determined whether the couple was sexually abused or beaten. The man who found the bodies, Budley Albury of Palm Harbor, has told investigators there was a third person with Douberley and Ms. Holmes the last time they were seen.

Stebbins said the sheriffs office has questioned the third person, Glenn Consagra, also of Lutz. said. "They appeared to be shot to death several times each," Stebbins said. "But we aren't saying the number of times or the caliber of the gun." The sheriffs department has not released the names of the victims, still pending notification of next of kin. But a man who found the bodies near a spoil bank says he believes them to be those of Fred Douberley and Lou Holmes, both of Lutz.

Douberley and Ms. Holmes have been missing since CLEARWATER Preliminary autopsies on a man and a woman found tied together nude in the Intra-coastal Waterway near Dunedin Wednesday show that they apparently died from multiple gunshot wounds, a Pinellas County sheriffs spokesman said Thursday. So far there are no suspects in custody. "We have talked to a number of people," spokesman Merrill Stebbins Offer good at: St. Petersburg 9S0-34th St.

N. Phone 194-83 11 2 176 Tyrone Blvd. Phono 345-6719 CSiizler 1975 Carter names Malchon to air-quality group MEW MRrtDS. Central Avenue at 1 3th Street in Downtown St. Petersburg Phone 822-3841 Shop today 9:30 A.M.

'til 9 P.M. St. Patanburg TirrtM Staff Wrlitr II' i I ITK'O TA 1 T) rV-tn lino oniwtiniAl Wrwni uiui rrraiutriit ai ici uoa Jeanne Malchon of St. Petersburg, a member of the Finel- 1.... Iho rUatiAtial I nmmiumn nn Air Qimlitv nn nHvisnrv irroilD.

Her appointment was announced Thursday, along with needs to name iwo more, wno wiu join iour i-oiigrebsioutu Standard For Quality Furniture. 1934 pecid Puirehiise rcprrseui.tti.ivca uii 111c i.unminwiu,i. The commission, created by 1977 amendments to the Clean Air Act, is supposed to review many matters pertaining to air pollution, and file a final report in three years. It was to have submitted an interim report March 1 on the existing enforcement timetable for auto emission stan-' dards, but members weren't appointed in time. Mrs.

Malchon conceded in a telephone interview that this appointment undoubtedly means she will not be appointed to a vacancy on the President's Council on Envi- pnnmunful Oilulitu ivhiffl UflllM KflVP flPPH Jl hlfh-lPVel. nn (i ml it fulltime job. Her name was up for that post. "1 had word yesterday morning through the grapevine that it got narrowed down to three and I was one of the top three," she said. "I have mixed feelings.

This (the air quali- ty appointment) will permit me to have some voice and influence on matters relating to air quality, which had been my primary concern as an environmentalist. It also means I can continue my position here (in Pinellas County) and continue some of the things I've put in motion and was anx- ious to see through." Mrs. Malchon said commissioners will be paid expenses and per day when they meet. Construction Dolay Cancels Entire Shipment Couple misled on zoning files suit against county St ribsM TmM Stt Wrrttr La i 1 IMKApUXCMI 1 i IIVOIVINO MAI Of I I 0 1 A OU1878 1U6 ICS IPMSQFA STB 010J7 TDMT WEST. PALM BEACH FL UO OU-12 EST PMS LARRY LEW LEW BROTHERS FURNITURE 16 CENTRAL AVE ST PETERSBURG FL DEAR LARRY, BECAUSE OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS WITH THE NEW MOTEL WE ARE FORCED TO OFFER 5O SETS OF QUALITY SERTA FULL SIZE HOTEL BEDDING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IF INTERESTED PLEASE REPLY IMMEIDATELY AS I MUST MOVE THIS BEDDING SINCERELY JAMES RENICK, SALES MANAGER SERTA MATTRESS CO CLEARWATER A couple whose dream of owning an ice cream parlor melted when it came into contact with bureaucracy have filed suit agairat Pinellas County.

Donald E. and Yvonne beasecker filed an action Thursday for declaratory judgment in an attempt to reverse a zoning change on property they own in Seminole. In the suit, the Beaseikers ask that a County Commission decision changing the zoning from commercial to residential be reversed. The property in question is located across from Seminole High School on 86th Avenue west of 131st Street. The suit also asks that the county be enjoined from enforcing the residential zoning.

The Beaseckers' attorney told the County Commission in January that Beasecker bought the lot because a county employee told him the zoning was right for an ice cream parlor. But the employee apparently did not know that the county land-use plan which also restricts what can be built designated the lot for residential use. Because of the employee's error, the county staff recommended that the land use plan be changed to accommodate Beasecker. But nearby residents protested and the County Commission instead changed the zoning to conform with the land-use plan. WEST PALM BEACH FL NNNN VL I 9 1F-I201 (Hi 9 1 1 i I I WHV.V Council urges its officials to enforce landscaping rules Dead shrubs and crumbling fences provoked the St.

Petersburg City Council to send all its officials, boards and commissions a message Thursday: Enforce site-plan requirements. The council passed a resolution urging all three groups to be sure that fences, trees and landscaping required by site plans are being maintained. Council members complained that many businesses are neglecting their property, allowing plants to die and fences to deteriorate. The council asked the city manager and city attorney to investigate compliance with site plans and bring back a re port. campaign calendar PRICE INCLUDES BOTH FRI.

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Tickets are $25 per person and will be available at the door. Saturday 6:30 p.m. Raleigh W. Greene, Democratic candidate for governor, will be the guest speaker at the state convention dinner of the Catholic Daughters of America in the second-floor banquet room at the Happy Dolphin Inn, 4900 Gulf St. Petersburg Beach, The happy hour will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

with dinner to be served at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10, tax and tip included. Reservations are necessary and may be made by calling Ann Traverso, 360-5147. Monday 12:30 p.m. Republican Bruce Tyndall, Pinellas County Commission candidate for the District 4 seat, and Commission Chairman Charles E.

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