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ISA The Miami Herald Saturday May 2G 1984 pb Foe seeks immigration bill delay House Democratic caucus almost certain to reject plea Pepper says MOM DAD THIS IS A4yr old swing design owner Children love to climb and swing and parents want the best for their children This combination has made Swing Design largest manufacturer of backyard wood playground equipment Compare features with any other wood or metal swing sets and we know agree that only Swing Design gives your family what it needs the best play value for your children ana peace of mind for you Complete Sales Service Only at: PERFECT PLAY-SETS INC Dade: 945-5832 BROW: 456-4422 SW corner 1-95 i Hallandale Bch Blvd mb mil Mm umtu By PAUL ANDERSON Herald Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The chief opponent of an oft-delayed immigration reform bill will plead for yet another delay in its consideration before a special House Democratic caucus next week officials said Friday But the chairman of the House Rules Committee said he doesn't think the attempt will get very far Rep Edward Roybal D-Calif leader of a group of Hispanics who oppose the immigration plan drafted by Sen Alan Simpson R-Wyo and Rep Romano Mazzoli D-Ky has successfully petitioned the House leadership for a caucus to ask that a Hispanic alternative bill be given full hearings before any debate is scheduled on the Simpson-Mazzoli bill The caucus has been set for 8:30 am Thursday Two hours later the House Rules Committee will meet to decide how to handle debate on the Simpson-Mazzoli bill and 80-plus proposed amendments House Speaker Thomas D-Mass has said he wants to bring the Simpson-Mazzoli bill to the House floor the following week He set that time earlier this month after he agreed to hold Simpson-Mazzoli off the floor until after the June 5 California primary That delay was requested by California Democrats and presidential candidate Walter Mondale who fear a backlash from Mexican-Americans and other Hispanics if the Democrat-ic-controlled House should pass the Simpson-Mazzoli bill Among other concerns Hispanic leaders say proposal for civil and criminal sanctions against employers who hire illegal aliens could lead to job discrimination against Hispanic-Americans Roybal's bill which he introduced in March would substitute tighter border patrols and stricter enforcement of occupational health and safety regulations for employer sanctions He complained that while the Simpson-Mazzoli bill has moved forward his proposal has not been given proper hearings to allow people to study its provisions Rep Claude Pepper D-Fla chairman of the Rules Committee said he expect Roybal's request for further delay to win the approval of the Democratic caucus speaker will oppose him I will oppose him Mr Mazzoli will oppose him and certain that others will as Pepper said been our position all along that we have to have hearings on his bill before we proceed with the Mazzoli IMEI'WIHfllllBUIW CtllTtl People who want to know people read in The Herald Alaska back whale roundup -W- feint ilrauit flrfparatorg Srlinnl ENTRANCE EXAMINATION Tues June 19 at 8:15 am 1984 FALL TERM Sea World had wanted to capture 100 killer whales also called orcas during a five-year program beginning this summer CATHOLIC BELEN Is a -JESUIT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 7th JUNEAU Alaska (AP) Citing objections by thousands of Alaskans Gov Bill Sheffield announced Friday that the state would not endorse a proposal by Sea World Inc to capture up to 100 killer whales in Alaska waters Jackie Hill a spokeswoman for the San Diego-based aquarium said Sea World officials will have to sit down and discuss the decision believed in the program and still said Hill who was reached in Anchorage where she was ending a three-week statewide informational tour will try to work it Sea World had wanted to capture 100 killer whales also called orcas during a five-year program begin- marine mammals under the protected species she said not to say we withdraw the permit will look at the letter and respond to Montanio said that response will be I Opponents of the Sea World project have contended too little is known about killer whale populations off the Alaska coast which has been described as the last natural haven for the so-called of the Critics have said the mammals could be injured or killed in -any capture attempt some had vowed to block it in boat-to-boat confrontations or in court A suit filed May 1 in federal court in Juneau by the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund asks that an environmental impact statement be filed before Sea World proceeds with its capture plan A decision on that suit which also asks that the federal permit be declared invalid is pending for grades 8 jjj FOR INFORMATION: BELEN JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL 500 SW 127th Ave Miami FL 33184 Phone Number: 223-8600 ning this summer Ten of the whales were to have been used for breeding purposes and public display at Sea World aquariums in California Ohio and Florida The remaining 90 marine mammals would be used for and released Sea World officials said The National Marine Fisheries Service which manages killer whales under provisions of the federal Marine Mammals Protection Act had approved Sea plan It granted the company a federal permit for the captures last November of Alaskans have raised objections to this capture operation and a significant part of the protest comes from native people in southeastern Alaska who have strong cultural ties to the Sheffield said in a prepared statement short obvious that most Alaskans do not believe this to be a wise use of one of our wildlife resources and I The governor said he is asking the fisheries service to withdraw its permit In a letter to Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige whose department oversees the agency Sheffield cited the lack of a hearing in Alaska during the federal permit process as a major concern Pat Montanio a fishery biologist with the Protected Species Division said Friday from 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