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4P I LAKELAND Eday THE TAMPA TIMES, Thursday, October 8, 1981 13-A Company may mine 50 feet from Alafia River S. RICK CZACH Staff Writer Phosphate mining could come within 50 of the south prong of the Alafia River if "the Hillsborough County Commission, as the Environmental Protection Commission, upholds the decision made by a hearing officer Wednesday. EPC Director Roger Stewart blasted the by W. De Hart Ayala who is $55 an hour by the EPC. The hearing makes recommendations that are reviewed by the EPC board.

The decision basically means that areas determined as wetlands by the EPC are not really wetlands, Stewart said. "I would like to direct Mr. Ayala, to stand a- deep in the Alafia to see whether it's water," said an angry Stewart. Brewster Phosphates, which owns about 18,000 acres near Fort Lonesome in southeast Hillsborough County, was appealing a decision by the EPC staff that limited the amount of mining Brewster could do near; the Alafia. The company is seeking an amendment to its mining permit, which now allows it to mine about 9,800 acres, so it can mine down to the 25-year flood line of the Alafia.

The line marks how high the water rises an average of once every 25 years. The county's phosphate mining ordinance allows mining down to the 25-year Haig's heart has room for women; does plane? WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. says he always has room "in my heart" for women. And, it turns out, there's room on his plane after all when it comes to the U.S.

delegation to slain Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat's funeral. Haig's diplomatic skills temporarily abandoned him when a reporter demanded to a news conference Wednesday whether any women were on the list to represent the United States in Cairo. "Oh, golly," replied Haig, who heads the delegation. "Women are very interested in peace, and also Mrs. Sadat's been a world leader for human rights and peace," persisted the reporter, Sarah McClendon, who runs a Washington news service for several Texas newspapers.

"I agree with that. I think our problem will be simply how much space we have and whether you make an exception," Haig said. "Oh, sir, come on," McClendon said. "You've got enough space for some women." "In my heart, yes, always," Haig said. flood line.

But E.PC Environmental Scientist bringing it under EPC protection as waters Enola Tobi said some areas along the line of Hillsborough County, and that mining shouldn't be mined because they are wet- would cause water pollution. lands, and mining would pollute the Alafia. Tobi told Ayala that field inspections The difference in land that could be convinced her that the 25 acres were wetmined between the 25-year flood line and lands protected by the EPC's rules. Rethe line drawn by the EPC only is about 25 moval of wetlands by mining is defined as acres, or 0.23 percent of Brewster's total ap- water pollution in the EPC's rules, Tobi proved mining area, according to Tobi. said.

There are phosphate reserves in the dis- Inspections of the site were made with puted 25 acres, according to Robert Leitz- the Florida Department of Environmental man, manager of Brewster Phosphates. But Regulation, which agreed with her that he declined further comment until the EPC area was a wetlands area, Tobi said after reviews Ayala's decision. the hearing. And DER's rules for deciding Ayala sided with Brewster. The EPC, he what is a wetlands area are stricter than the said, didn't present enough evidence to county's rules, she said.

prove that the land was a wetlands area, Ayala told Brewster attorney David Ward it, like the way art meeting officer about the If mining the will from would receive the $4.1 million in addition to the $7.5 million it already has received for Sun Dome work. In a proposed contract change still needing Cabinet approval, the state would assess Austin-Westshore $830,000 for being almost 22 months late in finishing the Sun Dome: $165,000 for work that does not conform to the architect's plans, and $130,000 for failing to complete a checklist of items designed to make sure the state got everything it paid' for. The problem, Levine said, was that the architects never prepared complete plans and specifications, and changed the design throughout construction. As a result, the contractor's attorney said, Austin-Westshore couldn't stay on schedule, and the delays cost the firm several million dollars. In addition, he said, the company spent "well over" $1.5 million in labor and materials as a result of modifications in the Sun Dome, and was never paid for the extras.

did what was asked for, and more. It's a bum rap that's being laid on them by the state," Levine said. The attorney said the contractors on a similar facility at the University of Florida in Gainesville "experienced the identical problem we have experienced." Leonard Melton, assistant executive director of the Department of General Services, declined to respond to Levine's contentions, saying they were matters to be resolved through the arbitration process. "The state's position is pretty well drawn out in the (contract) change order," Melton said." Levine complained that the state filed its claim against Austin West- Deaths Sun- from page 1 Hillsborough BOYLAN, Horace 71, Valrico. He had been a resident of the area for 28 years, having come from Alabama.

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This has been her home since then. She was educated in Florida and Kentucky schools and Auburn Seminary. She was a charter member and of Shell Point past, president, Circle, Tampa Federation of Garden Club Circles, Tampa Bird Club, Floralia Group Six of Flower Show Judges, a National Flower Show Judge of Life Status, Florida Council of Judges, a Life Member of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Tampa Rose Society, and a member of Hyde Park United IN MEMORIAM Andrew J. Mank We miss you dad. Because of you and Mom, all of us have a better lite today We know you are with us and sharing our love.

hopes, and fears. One day we will be together again. Mom and Family to draft an order so Ayala could sign and that further irritated Stewart. "I take great umbrage with something that," he said. "I'm not satisfied with way he handles the hearings, and the he renders a decision." Ayala is exceeding his authority, Stew said.

He asked the EPC at last month's to consider hiring another hearing since Ayala has been the officer for five years without review. the EPC upholds Ayala's decision, will be allowed in the wetlands of Alafia river, Stewart said. Before mining can start, Brewster also have to get a dredge-and-fill permit the DER, Tobi said. A few minutes later, Haig apologized for being but said he didn't have an answer and would have to see whether any women would go. As it turned out, Haig was informed that at least one woman was included in the American delegation.

A few minutes later, Haig apologized for being "so flippant," but said he didn't have an answer and would have to see whether any women would go. As it turned out, Haig was informed that at least one woman was included in the American delegation. "Now Sarah," he said, "I again remain just appalled that I was so lethargic and so overawed by your question that I forgot to point out to you that our U.N. ambassador, Jeane Kirkpatrick, will be on the delegation to Egypt." AP photo Secretary of State Alexander Haig, at a press conference in Washington Wednesday, said he wasn't sure if any women were included in the U.S. delegation to Sadat's funeral but later said U.N.

ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick will attend. New high-rise condo planned for Bayshore in Tampa A Swire Properties Inc. subsidiary plans to build another luxury high-rise condominium along Bayshore Boulevard adjacent to The Colonnade Restaurant. Swire El Prado a subsidiary of Swire Properties announced it has purchased a 1.7-acre site at Bayshore and El Prado boulevards and plans to construct an 84-unit multi-million-dollar high-rise there. Public.

By JEFF SMITH Business Editor from page 1 gether, the committees were reduced to one commissioner each. Committee reports at formal commission meetings require action "from the full board before they can become effective. -NA But by the time issues get to the board, they usually are voted up or "down, and not modified once the "committee has made its own review. Two committees did hold series of meetings that were announced 005 publicly during the past year. One was the engineering chaired by Ernie Caldwell and DUNAGIN'S PEOPLE act "I THINK INFLATION SHOULD BE PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER TWO.

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way, however. Swire Properties a Tampabased real estate development corporation, also is the parent company for The Atrium, a $22 million, 22- story luxury condominium with 126 units under construction farther north on Bayshore Boulevard. including Brenda Taylor. Shortly after Smith's dual-commissioner membership announcement last fall, the engineering committee considered reorganizing the engineering department so that it no longer dispatched road services from political districts. Later, the development coordination committee, also chaired by Taylor, held a series of meetings to discuss new phosphate mining regulations.

Those resulted from impetus from Commissioner Royce second committee member, who had pledged a look at such regulation during his campaign for election last fall. Later before a final ordinance draft was settled upon, Ready continued meeting with other committee members without Taylor present, rather than continuing open meetings. Ready introduced the phosphate mining proposal without a formal committee recommendation. will be Webb with interThursday, ment to follow in Garat Catholic den of Memories CemeIncarnation, tery. Family, PallbearAve.

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"WE ALSO SEND FLOWERS. WORLDWIDE THE WAY" VA shore only after the company had lodged its $4.1 million claim. "Did they just learn that (there were problems with the Sun Dome) or is this just their sham way of re: butting?" he asked facetiously. "We said, 'Hey, baby, you owe us $4 mil and suddenly they woke up." Levine said the Department of General Services also has claims in against the architect and the engi: neer for improper plans on the Sum Dome project. "They are sitting on both sides, and are pointing their fin.

ger at everybody." Department assistant director Melton said those claims are lated to the state's claims against Austin-Westshore, although botl; matters will be settled in arbitration; On Tuesday the department requested, and received, a delay from the Cabinet, which was scheduled to approve the contract revision. De: partment chief Tom Brown ex plained that he hoped the two sides might be able to negotiate a settlement. Levine said he would be willing to negotiate, but only on Austin: Westshore's claim against the state. no circumstances will we ever settle their claim. Under no cir: cumstances will Austin-Westshore acknowledge because it's not true that the state has a (valid) he said.

Yom Kippur ends NEW YORK (AP) Yom Kip: pur, the most sacred day in the Jew! ish calendar, ends at sunset today with the sounding of the shofar, or ram's horn. The Jewish day of atonement, which is marked by fasting and pray: synagogues, began at sundown Wednesday. Today Chapel of Coleman and Ferguson Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Mt. Zion Cemetery.

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She had also been a member of the Tampa Federation of Garden Club Circles, Tampa Bird Club, Flor: ida Group Six of Flower Show Judges, Florida Council of Judges. Florida Federation of Garden Clubs and was a charter member and past president of the Shell Point Garden Circle. J.L. Reed Son Funeral Home. MILEY, Elizabeth Giddens, 81, Valrico.

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She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard McSweany and her son, Dick McSweany. In the 1940's she was a contributor to the Tampa Tribune column "Gulf Gleam" under the name of "Lil Her last literary work was the schedule story for the Florida Federation of Garden Club's State Flower Show, held in Tampa in April, 1981. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Hyde Park United Methodist Church or The Tampa Federation of Garden Clubs. J.L. Reed Son 3410 Henderson Blvd.

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