The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • Page 71

Srrtion iami i 1 fhf? I he fit (Hi, fs'l Irhnmrv 10, nfilplrtr Million Hull on ihtiltf tor Monrov Board Aqueduc Eager To Lure Water Station Aiiplv Ijior Plea Inalid 01111 Ruled Out Of Taxpayers' Suit By TOM MORfJAN XAPLKS Manr W. Roy Smith hn Inst a ma or point in 1 hr taxpayers' uit hrgun Brnuker. The Second Ditrii Court of Appeals has denied Smith's attorney's contention that Rrrxikrr came into court "with unclean hands" because he filed the utt a part of a political campaign against thp mayor Avasl. You Swabs! Is flisdi lm Mo sn COMBAT TV I'K firing method are practiced by Naples police at a new, unfinished target range lining principles taught by the FBI National Academy, of which Chief S. aruther.

at left. a graduate. Officer Cieorge McKae is shown in fast fire stanch, agisted by Officer Fred Scott. Prut Wjffphoto booming, the pirate "routed" defending ship and forces, swarmed ashore, and received the mayor's surrender. Then, following the policy of "if you can't lick 'cm.

join 'em," thousands of the "defenders" joined in a huge parade and the other features of (asparilla Week. The "attack" commemorate the capture of Tampa more than 150 year ago by the pirate, Jose (Caspar. Pirate lad, and lassie, armed to the teeth, cling to the rigging of the only buccaneer ship Jill afloat as it sails up Tampa Ha. Ih ship, th Josp (iaspar, brought the bold crew of reehootcrs Mnndafor the annual "capture" of Tampa, the feature of daspnrilla Day. (inns Bono Collier School Sold at 'Good' Rates; itarrttvutlas l.xtru Hazards $10.

50 Foot Cost Set '6 Year Dream' Golf Course Materializes in Mangroves Hrnlfl Rum KVF.RGLADKS A sui pn Cd bid of 'A rd in terest was the one for 1 49 million dollars in Collier County school bonds sold hrte Monday. Winner of the isur wa Irt Haupf and i 'cs Now York, who beat i huir n'her firms. is 'he first par! of Hi otal 2 million dol it la: will require ivment of S.HiVJ.lMiM 5 1) mtejest the 1oJ permd. The money from cterd, ale will provide for addition to Immokalee Negro and white against him la! ypar by Tm Cudjoc Key Bought for VF Range FGMN AIR FORCK BASF. tl'Pl' The Air Force ie ported Monday it had acquired one of the Florida Kevs for a radar and rommunicat jons tmn to help track missiles and aircraft tested on the Guif of Mexico ranee The ncv site will he nn itrf' Key.

about 11 miles ninth west nf Key West and about lM miles smith of Naples It will be the southernmost installation in a chain that extends south from Kcjm The range extend about 500 mile south of Fort Walton Bench. It currently i heinc ued to tet two model of the BO MARC miile and two smaller missile, the Hound fng nod the Hustler, well a advance type of aircraft being evaluated the Air I'roving dround (enter nf the northwest Florida baM. Other sites a't iradv. ar ut'. der construction at c'afvc S.

Bias, near Apaiaehlfol. i An dote, near Tarjou Spunks: ai'd Marco Island. jnt south of Naples Invitations tf bid have been issued hy the Jacksonville office of the U.S. Army District Corps uf Kncmerrs for construction of a forward scattei buildini? and a temporary road on Cud joe Key Forward scatter is a relatively new means of communication by bouncing radio waves off the ionosphere. can trans mit over distances nf up to Sdfi miles, althouch the use bv the AfHJC will he over lesser distances, among the four rehtv sites to the control center on the Kglm reservation.

7 Deaths He OH Toll MFLBOCHNF A liMle of the shock a far as tics finywav might he taken out of luevard Count 'v hihwai1 accident recoid. aiteady the worst histojv. 'Die State I )epn merit of Public Safety is rev tewing the crash in which seven Orlando youth died after tneir cir hit a pipeline si rung across Coca Beach That boosted the Bits tv's foil fo 10 against 2') all of and ifi for 17 1 partmen! i epn es sre rnecking to wtielhcr should go ir.to ciasificarmn other than wi.v. fatalities foi the offt cial record. fne bappf ncd on a srctnai of the a closed 'o ie.

Ilailcfl 3 Ccntor Act Quick. Fascell 11 i.r i ens ivevs Tvw Site Offrrrtl (Collier Bid tu ti uirv rtirrnn hrr Rurrta htrf Kl The Florida K'vs Aqueduct Commission I Monday opened the door to ne cot hit ions wih the I'. In Tior i panmcnt in an effort Hi to have a government salt water conversion plant located in the Kcv. and if tn obtain an additional 1 INKJIKk) gallons i of water daily for thusfv Mnn fiM' "mint y. The commission acted at Th prompt mt; of I'S.

Rep Pante Fascetl, who uicd that immediate action, could secure for Key West construction of th ptopo.sed sea to fresh vatrr conversion plant. The eommiion agreed ti negotiate "any reasonable contract" with the federal government for the purchase nf water from any eonerion or desalination plant located In Monroe Count It also made available frr the construction of such a plant a choice of tw0 sites owned bv the aqueduct one in Marathon and one on Stock Island Hetails of what a "reasnn hc contract" would be vvei ssnr disclosed ny the commission, but if is assumed that it means a price on water comparable to that which the ftqup duet is not pa in. All water usd in the Key i bought from the Navy ft rent per thouand failnn. The water I brought through a pipeline stretching 150 mite from Key West to Florida cm. The conversion plants, which aie of an experimental nature, have been under discussion for some time tn government eir cles The proposal at present is among interested communities for one of these plants.

"Departmental official her in Washington are preured from ail tde and are therefore mot intereted In bringing thi matter to an early conclusion," Facell wrote. Key Vet's Mayor Delio "ooo Saturday said he had re loihSe information that Naples being favorably considered the plant. Cobo wired Fas nnd other Washington offi ci urging further eonsidera ion of Key West. Faseell. however, in his let to Rosam appeared opti n.i tic of the Keys' chances.

He sod he had "many length dis with David S. Jen director of the saline wa rer office, Interior Department. I am led to believe that, a tract can be negotiated Ai'i. in effect would allow the a'lueduct to purchase about on million gallons per day output, when the plant is at the going wholesale rate." Fiso il id Homestead Filitii; Due KKV WKST Thousands of homeowner in Monroe Cnun'y stand to be hit with increased ies thts b' tailing to ap piv for homestead 'our(ry Tax Assessor Joe Alien ins warded Property owriris who fail to lor exemption before the April 1 leadline vUl be turned oown thereafter. Alien said.

lb" cdied attention to sec tlie Fioruia Constjtu i and opinions of the At liencrai which define i g.r for homestead cxemp rr' ssmg residency, exemption applies ni. 'v nw nej vv h.n teside Jce.r rrop r' ai'd goorj mike thr.r permanent it 'hn horn v.rrs wfo tmd ft re ihere rreinily not ert school and new Fxerglade to build five, three of them in High and hadowlawn hlemen the continental US One of tarv in Naples. these is contemplated for the tiulf Co st The bord approved hiring In a 1rttrr tn MPnuie Ro VShitney of Cle.irwater Mm cha)rman of the Aqueduct to design the new High Commission. Faseell indicates commg under the compPtition which exist Brooker brought suit Jan. VS.

charging Smith with getting mote pay than the charter allowed V3 monthly salary; illegally selling nas and nil to the city as Standard Oil distributor, and refusing Brooker access to city records Smith countered that Brooker had been endeatoring to rloud the Fehruar election in which Smith urcefully op poed 4hn Zyek. Smith Hrnoker hacking Zyck and brought the suit to aid his man' raniien. The court overturned an eat her ruling against Brooker by Judce Lynn re rald ff Fort ers. The appeal rourt held Ot a Id erred in allow ing unclean bands argument to be pleaded. However, the i court upheld Geralds' jefus SMITH al to grant Brooker motion for a summary decree.

The appeals court said, "This should in no way construed as holding the improprieties chafed are baseless or removed from the rather unfavorable hfcht cavf. by the plaintiff's complaint. The matter is to be determined by the chancellor (Gerald' on its merits at a final hearing." The question of suhpenainc of city record wa remanded to Gerald "for further proceeding conitent with the view preed." Also at issue in the suit is the $75 monthly gas allowance paid the mayor and council men Two eounrilmen. Francis Ford and Arnie Uaynes. hae refused to accept any gas allowances since elected last February, althouuh the city continues to make out the checks and holds them in its files The suit seeks to make Smith repay G.fM'J be has received beyond his salary for expenses and sales to the eitv, to en mm him from further sales, and to see if other persons should le made parties to the suit, pre sum.thlv other connnlmen.

Smith has offered to refund Vo in a salary check overpayment, for insurance premiums, and has ended sales to the city although be ha denied dome "anythme contrary to gofvd morals or the law The mayor has futther urred that if Brwker be disqualified from continuum the suit that some other taxpayer be allowed to continue it and obtain rlarif icatton of the issues tarles Pratt Dies at 83 Charles Trait, S.T who f.r merlv operat about acres of avwado and hme groves in Homestead, died Mondav He had been a Miami ev ident Hvce, Iwhen he started oner a' ion of the I at 1 11 i a groves tie also had about 'MM acres of nnde. veopd viod land in the same area Hi I Fo several ears he was I'KATT president of the Avocado and Lime (irowers Asf)Ciation. He retired from She grove 14'' Surviving are his wde. Age two son. Dr.

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Tidi ttatrr on man or caslon killed off itrand of jrjiw, inie of it a planted i many ns fiie time. motl li Seminole Indians. i "ol Olm. rrtued, S. my i manaurr of Sorn rifTfi Va' ht and Onjf Hp has Hp on Hip more n' plavrrs in the rlub also top if i a Games ae ched'iicd for 7 p.m.

ri'tav aiifi SrtMiniay in W.cke? St adiurn Sunday 'rrr will a ii' i rn ader with the I' sjov. i ttin i i Hiiilnvav Pushed i't i I1 K(i 'm i hi.bwv Cooperation Indicated for Borrowing A 1. The School Board's ase from a tax roll errnr be made up bv co pcttion i the fount from I bond I funds not nf ed. The loan could I when fas money begins tn cmne net fall, said S.ipi K. on Reynolds.

alttwoLn he a bank loan be nivfid of the bond m'i'ifv i Pitt Onck The hoard ac'uai'y urn? farther Morula 1 a "spread upon th.e m. intcntn to cooper. commiss'on wtuc V' the TvfrfKl ilv der a per miMv ac' will have 'o i Cfitis'1 of toll to failure to dc rjv 1 I rvempttons on N.ip!' 1 pion i' The funds air ish buving land for Vi fju 0 hiKil oil V. aie expected in P' ceron i'f schod Iwiard also short in it own taxes same pcjor out no ieplacfme 1 ud ws s1. greeted th 'wr i onu pro or ne rn r.n issue.

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The buaid approved preb.m inary poms of Architect Rol'On Mi ll'' Ilethune Negro Immokalee, The seven sun addition will have S. 'jUHie feet of space and a V'1 iii.dgeti Naples loIice (latrh Bovs vo Mi.u'V! jo i.e 1 1 i. i proha i I'o. 'our up fit at lo bv fioiu'c accoid P. lain! hi't i s.iid he lb 1 e.

i'ev oct ivv if UKcd next l.i i i ic iv ii; 1 1 'ci i i i i ''ijen rfiefC 1 pe: i. i 1 i .1 Cuban Stars to Play Kir Baseball Club PenmeS'Pinchinu School Boss Pays KKV W1'T I 1 hail t'0. cvi i h. ckend whe? a 'tihan aii t.ir nine hciidcd by major IcHcuor iicrrcr av i VVS Mikes irdxvarc IT 1 1 nampN toj h' i' (' I i i I I i 1 Hurras KVKRC.LADF.S Penny pinching i regarded in the Collier County school adminislrrs n. One taxpayer at the school board meeting day complimen'ed the group Iqt sending out mocr notices with only a three cent stamp so cr ier had to pay the extra penny.

Supt. I), Reynolds, red faced, admitted be wa trying to ae money by using the three rent local rate hut forgot to post the mail at the PeM office where the rate i eflectMP nnd instead dropped them in a rnrner box. tint 1 1 pf pr er afd Hi (. (l 1 a i he exemption i ft) jece,.