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4-A oooo THE MIAMI lit RAM) Tuesday April 1 1980 For Photographer Being Hostage Has Its Compensations Billion Aim Surplus IA -y: sled Press Huge Blocks of Ice Seperule Mount St Helen Old and Craters blue Hume imi seen in the new crater when first spotted from uirirall Earthquake Activity Diminishes But Volcano Still Poses a Threat BOGOTA Colombia (UPI) At least one of the hostages still 'held by leftist guerrillas in the Dominican Republic Embassy has profited from his captivity selling photographs he took of life inside the besieged building for more than $50000 Jorge GuniSn was hired by Dominican Ambassador Diogenes Maillol fo lake pictures of the Feb 27 diplomatic reception that was interrupted by April 9 Movement guerrillas who- shot their way into the party taking 57 hostages 1 he guerrillas have now freed 29 of their captives including a Colombian 'judge and a Colombian businessman on Sunday The Uruguayan ambassador- has escaped but Guzman remains a prisoner perhaps the only contented one Flvira Mendoza editor of the weekly Colombian magazine Cro- mos said Sunday that her publication paid Guzman $53800 for 70 pictures he took of -activities inside the embassy since the takeover 34 days ago That comes to $714 for each photo Dr a total of 1 million Colombian pesos for the lot She described Guzman as a who earns his living solely" by recording various diplomatic events on film for embassies in Bogota" was a poor-man but no Mendoza said i- There is a mystery about how Guzman 48 managed to sneak the photos out of the embassy Disgruhtled Colombian photographers kept too far away by the mil- itary to take good pictures of the action point their fingers at Red Cross personnel wrho almost daily bring food and other supplies to the hostages who remain and to the 20 to 25 guerrillas who guard them There are other candidates however including the numerous released hostages the various doctors who have examined the captives and the Rev' Javier de Nicolo who isjted the embassy last week But no one is accusing the priest Mendoza guards the secret tell how it was she said very emotional now Later after Cromos will publish some of the photographs in its next edition Tuesday and has also resold the pictures to foreign publications Keys Probe Has High Priority With the Feds E3FRQMPAGEIA made in the Herald articles pose tremendous problems for the citizenry of Key West" Wampler said Wampler said Th series which documented the infiltration of a conspicuous marijuanasmuggling industry in Key West out a definite in law-enforcement efforts the public corruption aspects that are the most troublesome rfor both federal and state he added meeting In a conference room at the US office was described as the first of several sessions intended to assure harmony between various agencies now investigating smuggling and corruption in southernmost city strategy explained Arthur Nehrbass special agent in charge of the FBI office in Miami The FBI now is investigating allegations of corruption involving Key West city government including the police department Among those who attended the meeting Saturday with Graham were general counsel Matthews the Nehrbass FDLE Commissioner James York three high-ranking DEA officials Wampler -himself and at least three assistant US attorneys including chief narcotics prosecutor Paul Lazarus COUGAR Wash (AP) Earthquake activity around Mount St Helens diminished on Monday as eruptions from the volcano spewed more ash thousands of feet into the air across southwestern Washington and into Oregon Geologists flying over the 9677-foot peak Sunday night spotted blue glowing flame in the older of the two craters that have been created since the volcano began erupting last Thursday said Sylvia Brucchi a spokeswoman at the US Forest Service volcano command center in Vancouver about 50 miles to the south Similar flame had been seen in the newer crater when it was spotted for the first time Saturday The blue flame which was observed for about 30 minutes was believed to be from burning gases Brucchi said There was no lava and no sign of the lightning previously seen on the volcano Mount St Helens which had been dormant since 1857 started erupting Thursday after a week of earthquake activity SEISMOLOGISTS monitoring the peak from the University of Washington about 100 miles north of the mountain -said Monday that the almost continuous earthquake activity had slowed There were four or five quakes an hour of a magnitude of about 3 on the Richter scale said Louise Hastie university spokeswoman That was down from as many as eight an hour last week The Richter scale is a measure of ground mo- tion as recorded on a seismograph looking for significant change in any of the measurements We would take appropriate action and alert people if that were the case" said Robert Crosson univer- sity seismologist "Either a sudden 'increase in activity or decrease we would interpret that to indicate a possible The ash cloud from the eruptions drifted as far as central Oregon leaving a coating of fine brown-gray sand Brucchi said "We have ash samples here in the she said "It looks like sand on the beach fine sand gray fine not particulary heavy" The state Department of Emergency Services was advising the public to avoid unnecessary contact with the ash until toxity tests could be completed Monday said Dave Quier operations superv isor S17 In Culs At k3l-H0M PAGE ceed but absolutely determined that we shall" He promised to veto any budget-busting bills he has to in order to meet his goal The proposals announced Monday would appear to curtail spending in nearly every category except defense and Social Security And Carter insisted that the Pentagon would be required to operate more efficiently in order to absorb some of the added costs of its expanded operations following the international crises of recent months THE DEEPEST cuts would be made In outlays for jobs programs revenue sharing for the states and in government pay and retirement benefits James McIntyre Jr the director of the Office of Management and Budget said: "No single interest or set of recipients will bear a disproportionate share of the austerity" But some of the key programs for the needy were spared he said because "this administration has not balanced the budget on the backs of the The poor however are not exempt The budget proposes to adjust food stamp allowances for increases in the cost of living only once a year instead of twice The same change would reduce spending for child nutrition compensation benefits and federal employe retirement Coupled with planned increases in revenues from the new energy import taxes the full range of cuts would leave a surplus in government spending of $165 billion in the fiscal year beginning next Oct 1 That would be the largest budget surplus in the nation's history if it materialized But officials have made it clear that the President might still propose a tax cut if Congress accepts his reductions in spending and Congress already is tempted to distribute the prospective surplus by reducing taxes in an election year The previous highest surplus was $12 billion in 1948 IF spending cuts are approved they would balance the federal budget for the first time in 12 years and the second time in 20 Total outlays in 1981 would be $6115 billion with revenues of $628 billion That compares with original January proposal for outlays of $6158 billion and revenues of $600 billion which would have left a deficit of $158 billion Under the revised budget de-' fense outlays would total $1505 billion up from $1462 billion in the original 1981 budget put forward in January Congress already is at work on its own list of budget cuts that closely parallel and in some cases go beyond them While some critics of new anti-inflation strategy have questioned whether balancing the budget will help reduce inflation Carter said it is an important symbol to show that the nation's biggest spender can put its own financial house in order It also would help lower interest rates by taking the government out of the money markets where it goes to borrow funds for continued deficit spending "Balancing the budget is not a cure-all but it is an essential element in the more comprehensive Carter said in a message to Congress His new strategy also includes credit controls and an energy import tax that would raise the price of gasoline by 10 cents a gallon Index Decline Sends Signals i Of Recession nflittit Jesse Owens Is Dead An American Hero afM PAGE I A so we ran and ran and AT 13 he entered his first I About V2 the Price of new furniture REUPHOLSTERY BY DAWSON'S That's right We've been surprising people since 1 926 showing them how to save 50 Of the dollar with DAWSON'S reupholstery Your furniture hat been tested by time H' comfortable it fits your room and occessor- es Why start over with furniture you can't be sure will be os good when oil you need is "GOOD REUPHOLSTERY" Call us 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Has your wife ever tried to use the bathroom somewhere and they told her she You know any of these things unless a The irony of living in a country that would cheer his exploits on the track then shunt him to the back of the bus was not lost on Owens Yet he was not bitter He was never bitter Perhaps even more amazing than his athletic ability was the un-shakeable faith this grandson of slaves had in the American Dream It never wavered not in the face of personal encounters with the poison of racism not from being mocked as an Uncle Tom by militant blacks during the turbulent NO point in being Owens said to a question about how and why he kept the faith during a time so many blacks did not you become angry you think rationally If I read the Bible and if I study the Testaments Jesus Christ walked this earth and was spat upon but he believed in something I believe in this country seen some of the changes take place As long as we are able to continue to walk together and talk together each man explaining his own particular problem we can somewhat bridge this gap of misunderstanding and sort bf build the bridge of brotherhood of man lot of people say it takes a long time True but I like to build the kind of relationship like I build a home If I have a hastily built foundation the first storm that comes along is going to blow that house off that foundation But if I build a foundation that is strong and if the cement has time to set it will never crumble And that house is willing to stand is able to stand "YOU HAVE TO play the game of life according to the rule of the society you live in You have to work within the system Some want to tear down the system all right what are they going to replace it with? I say to the black you have to qualify yourself and then you'll make it in the system "Listen I know things are still bad and we have a long way to go but I just buy this separation business The whites need the blacks and blacks need the whites" Owens worked within the system and in time became owner of a successful public relations firm a lecturer author and spokesman for the United States Olympic Committee It was a long way from his humble origins as one of seven children born to a sharecropper cotton farmer Sept 12 1913 in Oakville Ala Christened James Cleveland Owens he became when a teacher in his one-room school-house ran his first two initials together His family moved to Cleveland when he was nine By then he had already begun to run had nothing to do but he said "We afford any equipment Win $25 $15 or $10 prizes in morning or afternoon contests at Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Center Saturday April 12 output declining at an annual 24 per cent in the second quarter 4 per cent in the third quarter and 1 per cent in the fourth Data Resources predicts This could push unemployment from its current 6 per cent to more than 72 per cent by the end of 1980 and some 77 per cent by mid-1981 Gough said THE LAST US recession occurred in 1973-75 when output fell sharply In the wake of the Arab oil embargo Oil prices doubled last year and are continuing to rise putting pressure on prices and making it harder for businesses to increase production The Commerce composite forecasting index had fallen 03 per cent in both January and December 19 per cent in November and 14 per cent in October The index in February stood at 1349 meaning it was 349 per cent ahead of its 1967 base Still the index was down about 61 per cent from its high of 1436 in October 1978 and the lowest reading since a 135 in July 1977 Commerce data indicated Half of the 10 components of the index contributed to the February decline: average work week companies receiving slower deliveries from vendors contracts and orders for plant and equipment money supply and building permits Four increased: liquid assets raw-material prices wholesale prices stock prices and new orders The layoff rate was unchanged from January to February the report showed Post-World War II recessions occurred in 1948-49 1953-54 1957-58 1960-61 19G9-70 and 1973-75 terials attached to it Cut long pieces into 3 lengths or less and keep separated from the cans Call for details Commercial accounts welcome but not for prizes where we are: Reynolds Aluminum Miami Recycling Center 2003 72nd Ave Tuesday Saturday 9 00 a 4 30 Phone (305) 592 9484 After Silver DollarSaturday you're qoing be a little richer pay you cash lor every pound of aluminum you bring to this recycling center And if your oollect'on is one of the three biggest either in the mornmq'or-afternoon contests you'll win S25 $15 or $)D So start collechno nght away Aluminum cans are everywhere kitchens and parks to roadsides and restaurants The pounds wiW add up fast And with our cash bonus the dollars will too 1 We pay for certain other clean aluminum items too Household aluminum like pie pans and frozen dinner trays plus Items that accumulate into big poundage fast aluminum siding gutters storm ciaor artd wihdow frames lawn furniture tubing and aluminum castings Just clean with no other'ma- Special offer 5 silver dollars each as 4th thru 10th prizes for each contest on Silver Dollar Saturday Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Pays GET2GC A POUND! 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