The Boston Globe du lieu suivant : Boston, Massachusetts • 12

12 Boston Evening Globe Friday, June 15, 1973 Nixons' Key Biscayne house no refuge in hurricane Bicentennial panel unveils dual nlan VJ i MIAMI President Nixon may not know it, but his house at Key Biscayne could be wiped out by a great hurricane. "Few of those residences there are going to be safe refuges in the event of an extreme hurricane such as Camille," said Dr. Robert H. Simpson, director of the National Hurricane Center- bimpson comment came at the end of a daylong seminar yesterday to bring newsmen up to date" on the hurricane warning and preparedness systems. He chose Key Biscayne only as an example of the many coastal areas now undergoing population booms.

The island off Miami is where Mr. Nixon has three houses, worth about $500,000. He rents two others alongside. Simpson displayed a chart showing that a direct hit from a great hurricane, such as the 1926 blow that devastated Miami, would put the island 10 feet under water. The nation's chief hurricane forecaster asked the' news media to help him shoulder his unwanted role as "a prophet of doom" so the public may be made aware of the disaster potential and be ready to move quickly to safety if danger threatens.

Islands to the corporation uutil it expires Dec. 31, 1977. Control of the developed islands will then revert to these two agencies or their successors. The Harbor Islands project will cost $20 million and the Holyoke Range $5 million, all to be raised through a bond issue. The interest will be $1.7 million a year for 20 years.

Noting the general opposition to powerful public corporations, Commission Executive Director Rich-, ard Barringer said that if the corporation wants to undertake any other projects, it will have to come to the Legislature for approval of funds. The corporation will have a board of directors appointed by Gov. Sargent after consultation with Senate President Kevin Harrington and House Speaker David Bartley. The board of directors will appoint the president. Barringer said he is not a ISLANDS Continued from Page 1 For the Holyoke Range, which runs through Amherst, Belchertown, Gran-by and Hadley the corporation will implement a Department of Natural Resources proposal to protect about 20,000 acres.

About 5000 acres will be protected by the state. The 15,000 adjoining acres of lowlands and wetlands will be protected by local communities and private individuals with state assistance. The purpose of the corporation said Sen. Chester Atkins (D-Acton), chairman of the commission, is to cut through the red tape and "draw on the resources of both government and private sector to speed up implementation of the approved plans." To make this speed possible, the Metropolitan District Commission and the Department of Natural Resources are conveying their control of the Harbor 1 Hs fcfc $50,000 RICHER Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Currier of Middleton were winners in this week's state lottery and show their $50,000 smiles. Come to Philadelphia during Freedom June 27th-' Salemme murder try case at final argument stage July 4th, and your days and nights are filled with free concerts, free sae-pants; free operas, and more. Then what does your $106 buy? Two nights lodging for you, your wife and two children under 14 at your choice of ten hotels and motor Dinner for four, both nights, at any of 17 fine restaurants. A half-day sightseeing tour of Philadelphia. Cultural Loop ride or free ticket to Flea Market.

All for only $106 plus tax and tips. For more details, mail coupon below or see your Travel Agent, Both sides rested this morning in the Middlesex Superior Court trial of Items available in all our stores, unless otherwise stated. BOSTON BROCKTON FRAMINGHAM STONEHAM SAUGUS'MEDFORD HINGHAM'FALL RIVER QUINCY DORCHESTER CAMBRIDGE Francis P. Salemme, 40, of Sharon, charged with the attempted murder of former Everett attorney John E. Fitzgerald Jr.

on Jan. 30, 1968. Salemme is accused of planting a dynamite bomb under the hood of Fitzgerald's car parked on Mansfield Everett. When the attorney turned on his nition key the bomb exploded costing Fitzgerald the loss of his right leg from the knee down. Final arguments were scheduled to be delivered later today by, defense attorney F.

Lee Bailey and by Asst. Dist. Atty. Kevin Mulvey for the Met" tin iiiii r. Juniors' $10 to $12 There's more than a day to Philadelphia Philadelphia Convention and Tourist Bureau 1525 John F.

Kennedy Philadelphia, PA 19102 Please send free brochures describing tours and Philadelphia's Freedom Week. Namp Summer TROUSERS IBS! let 4 -4 Ml State. 1 Can't go wrong with these up to the minute cuffed and uncuffed high and low rise, pants in solids, seersuckers and plaids. Sizes 5 to 15. 5" 1 i 1 1 Juniors' 6.99 to 7.99 Fashion SHORT 99 14 Wm All first quality! This years best fabrics I and styles band waist, seersuckers, ten- mM our Hingham Store! nis looks, cuffed etc.

Sizes 5 to 13. Leading Makers Surplus of $5. frMkc uirib summer wuvvma 'iHm 5 4 1 mm 99 $mJi Polyester and cotton gowns in sizes 7 to 14. See the famous label. "Sua" Robert J.

Taylor Winchester Stephen Prodouz Mrs. Mary Recina Stoughton Beverly Evelyn Freer Brockton BE EARLY FOR THIS ONE! Special Purchase From Top Makers! i CHILDRENS' SNEAKERS Mrs. Catherine Epstein Mrs. Helene B. Sullivan Mrs.

Anna Popek Millville Seconds of $3 to $7 Mrs. Jean Singer Lynn Joseph Rowen Lynn East Boston Brockton jiniLuiu mum mm: miiiiii I t- -j 1 -ny CHILDS' YOUTHS' MISSES' BOYS' Choose from wanted styles from top makers, in a wide array of colors. Childs (7-12), Misses (12'i-3X Youths' (11-2) and Boys' (2'i-6) in the lot 34 -f -1 Xi NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED 1 From 2 Very Famous Makers! I x-. 4 rregs. of $14 to $18 i rrxr i I sx J.

XX ii nUiirfi ninfiiiMif T-'f Men's Double Knit Joseph A. Bonica Newton Thomas G.Hall Salem Cornelius Collins Joseph W. McAllister Boston Quincy Mary L. McCaffrey North Providence, RI (6)99 SLACKS Ito7rjiiderwliatyowimIKon-dolIarsi ASKHllS every weekandgiveyourself a chance to findout.SofarweVegiven288,936 mMmm gsNM peopleover43B Massachusetts state lottery Double knit flare slacks of 100 polyester or polyester blends. Belt loop styles, with or without cuffs.

Choose from solids or fancies. Sizes 32 to 40..