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Press Journal from Vero Beach, Florida • 2

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Vero Beach, Florida
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2A Thursday October 18 1990 Vara Baach Fla PraawJoumal Weather Temperatures (Provioui Day) Florida Fct atv Apalachicola Daytona Beach FI Laud Beach Fort Myers Gainesville Homestead Jacksonville Key West HI 211 17 If 47 77 SI 74 44 41 42 II 41 41 Florida Around the Nation 142 Calgary Montreal Ottawa 54 12 12 14 AlbanvNY AMuauerwe Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic Clhr Austin edv dr dr edv edv edv dr TWwhiMton DA 71 72 44 17 71 71 71 edv edv dr edv dr dr clr 44 CdV a JS 47 JJ dr edv clr Billings Birmingham Bismorck Boise talon Brownsville Bullalo Burlington Vt Cower Charleston SC ChorlestOftWVo Charlotte NC Forecast for 3 pm today 71 11 dr Si dr dr Chicago Qndnnotl dr edv edv dr dr cdy edv cdy dr cdy dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr dr cdy cdy dr cdy cdy dr dr cdy cdy edv cdy dr cdy cdy cdy 71 47 31 41 71 71 71 45 44 It 77 44 71 77 74 77 71 IS 75 54 47 71 44 12 71 41 47 71 SI 72 72 SI ss 14 77 57 CdV 57 edv 54 dr 5) edv a 4 11 dr edv Columbia SC CotumhusAhto Concord NH Daltos-Ft Worth Dayton clr Weather Extremes In The Upper Midwest A very powerful low pressure system tracked across the upper Midwest Wednesday and produced thunderstorms over northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan in the morning hours while bringing snow to the Dakotas and northern Minnesota During the afternoon a tornado watch was posted for much of the upper Mississippi Valley ahead of the cold front Concurrently a winter storm warning was put into effect for northern Minnesota as 4-8 inches of snow and very strong winds were expected 3-Day Forecast At a glance tou 44jIaM mi mourn Detroit Duluth El Faso Evansville Falrhankt Fargo Flagstaff Grand Rapids Great Fane GraensboraNC Hartford a a a Honolulu Houston Forecasts MHBMfM Jocksonmao World (LMregta to Midnight) Friday Partly cloudy and cooler High 82 Low 67 Today Chance of afternoon thunderstorms High 87 Low 74 Saturday Partly cloudy breezy and cooler High 84 Low 67 Tides Hi lo Thursday Ocl II 266ojs 8:29 pm 2:31 pm Friday Oct 19 9i03 am 2:42 am 94)3 pm larfaar Iridga High Tide add 2 hrs SO mia Law Tide add 3 hrs 25 min Sebastian Wat Currant change approx 3 hrs latgr Ff Ftorag Currant change approx 2VS hrs latgr Solunar Tables Local Almanac A strong cold front approaching the state will produce afternoon thunderstorms in northern and central sections of the state Today: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms High 87 South wind near 10 mph Tonight and Friday: Widely scattered thunderstorms tonight Low 74 Wind becoming northwest 1 0-1 5 Partly cloudy and cooler Friday High 82 North wind 7-15 Marine: South wind near 10 knots Seas 2-4 feet Bay and inland waters a light chop to Sokimr TiWm dig bm tongs tor hummg i tor duo mss tar today Temperatures Rainfall HIGH LOW RAW Timidly Ocl 1( (7 74 01( Wednesday Oct 17 (( 79 Inca October Avstogo (5 (( IS Wednesday's Humidity () 10 pm 72 Wednesday's Ocean Tamp (0 Ramil Smca Oct 1 2 77 RaudaN Del (8 Sep'BO 61 2 14 yt Aug OclSop 49 17 Rem Excess leal 12 mantas 1(1 lam RamWL Ocl IS 009 A PM Minof Major Mmof Major Dev 1011(17 pm 101(1 Him Suntu 1011 1(0 pm Suva 10 It 7 24 am Thursday 2S UN IM 11 BO Friday BOS BN 12 20 Saturday -I4S 12 40 7N 1:10 Simday 7:46 116 BM 2 OS Gonwwouo worn hit noun VHF Rada 162 65 MHi Neuonel weedier Same ham Oeytona Bead) Waolhar Service: Mafeoumi PI 1-255-2900 Newest Storm Nana Forms In Ocean -From Pg 1A- Ratings- season starting there will be more employment opportunities Norton said Vero Beach Mayor Jay Smith disagreed with the low ranking for leisure services calling attention to the city's live theatre performances and overall concern with the arts nated with an 'N since 1950 when storms wen first given names Despite the unusually large number of tropical storms this year (the average ia 10) only seven have become hurricanes compared to the average of six as the hurricane season nears its Nov 30 conclusion The 1990 season may not be the busiest since 1950 however Back CORAL GABLES (AP) Tropical Storm Nana which formed several hundred miles northeast of Puerto Rico Wednesday was expected to move into the open Atlantic and present no threat to the East Coast Born Tuesday as a tropical depression Nana became the season's 14th named storm It is the first time a storm has been dcsig- in 1969 13 tropical storms and hurricanes were reported but meteorologists believe then were five more storms that never were named At 1030 pm EDT Wednesday the storm was centered near 236 north latitude and 636 west longitude or about 600 miles south of Bermuda It had top winds of 65 mph Savugeau a Massachusetts resident who said he had not heard much about Vero Beach before researching It for hia book calls the city a pleasant Florida alternative to expensive Palm Beach and congested Melbourne "I was asked by a large number of people to include Vero in my next edition so I researched it" he said about why Vero Beach is Included in the book "If people were more aware of the cultural things taking place here I think we would outstrip other cities" Mayor Jay Smith said "I think we deserve more pluses because of the small size of our city" Because retirees are electing to supplement pensions and social security with part-time work Sav-ageau added a "working" category to hla ranking! Places are ranked according to total number of new jobs forecast through 1995 including part-time work Vero Beach ranked 23rd in thia category differ in opinion with that ranking" Norton said now Vero Beach has a high unemployment rate" House Sends Civil Rights Bill To Bush Smith said he's happy Vero Beach is getting the publicity "But what ever happened to Vero Beach being the best little Florida town?" Smith asked In April a rating guide ranking 219 small cities for desirability as alternatives to living in metropolitan centers ranked Vero Beach No 12 making it the highest ranked little Florida town The city's unemployment rate ia 9 percent It normally is around 4 percent But with the winter Marlin Fitzwater said Wednesday morning that Bush planned to veto the measure and send it back to lawmakers with an alternative version attached Gvil rights leaders however have been saying the chances of passing an alternative this year are virtually nil "Hia announced Intention to veto the Gvil Rights Act of 1990 shows that on issues of race and sex discrimination George Bush is a Ronald Reagan In sheep's clothing" said Ralph Ness executive director of the Leadership Conference on Gvil Rights racial harassment In the workplace to punitive damages in extreme discrimination cases The greatest controversy however came over complex changes in rules on how job discrimination cases are decided President Bush said in a letter delivered to Capitol Hill on Tuesday that the changes would the effect of farcing businesses to adopt quotas in hiring and promotion" He said that if the bill reached his desk he would "be compelled to veto White House press secretary Cocaine- -From Pg lAr Marian 36 was arrested Sept 14 in Fort Lauder- One Informant told agents he was with Marian In dale on a related cocaine conspiracy charge If con- 1987 when he bribed Bahamian police and customs victcd under the indictment he faces 12 life sentences officials on Walker's Cay to protect hia drug operand 946 million in fines ation Also arrested were Richard Lee 40 of Melbourne Bcuch Darrell Price 30 of Rockledge Brian Brew-master 30 of Indialantlc Michael Carter 36 of Miami Daniel Crowley 42 of Miami and Douglas Nyhuis 40 of Grand Rapids Mich PRESS-JOURNAL SERVICE INFORMATION Press-Journal lobby business hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday Glen Deppe 29 of North Miami waa identified as one Informant He pleaded guilty thia year in Orlando to smuggling 10000 pounds of marijuana into Florida In 1989 He was sentenced to 15tt years in prison and is known to be cooperating with federal agents in Orlando Lee Carter and Crowley were freed on $100000 bail The others who face life in prison were held without bond at Seminole County Jail Hgra's wtiora lo Mil tor Fun Journal BondM Home 569-7100 Nuwrootwi Days 882-2318 Night euadkandr 682-2318 778-3047 882-2320 IomI Nows: JgnnHar DonM ot 238 Agaodttod Preem lonnott Jr out 322 Utealyto: Chariotta Atkina oat 226 Fearing Marian would liquidate his assets while under investigation DEA agents in February and March seized more than $1 million in real estate and assets charging the property waa used for smuggling or bought with Illicit drug profits WASHINGTON (AP) The House on Wednesday approved a major civil rights bill designed to combat job discrimination and sent it to President Bush who promised a veto on grounds that it would lead to hiring quotas "I hope that President Bush will reconsider the unwise and unjustified course he is Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass said following House approval of the bill 273-154 The margin was 12 votes short of the two-thirds to override a veto and pass the bill over the president's objections Thirty-four Republicans and 239 Democrats voted for the bill while 15 Democrats and 139 Republicans were opposed Despite months of efforts to forge a compromise civil rights forces succeeded in gaining just one vutc beyond their total on Aug 3 when the House passed an earlier version 272-154 somewhat dixapininted because we had hosd that the additional compromises that were made since the vole last time would have picked up some said William Taylor a longtime Washington civil rights advorutc The Senate on Tuesday uppmved the bill but also fell short of the supisirt needed to overrule a veto Somber civil rights forces planned a final ramitaign to iwrstiade Rush to relent and sign the bill "Give us these measly erumlsi from the table" Rep Traig Washington D-Texus said as the House dfltu ted the measure which had Is-en nine months in the making and softened in efforts to woo Bush's supisirt Hie bill represents the civil rights movement's top priority on Cupitol Hill this year It would overturn six decisions on job discrimination that created a furor when the Supreme Court handed them down last year Provisions runge from a Ism on An affidavit filed by Brevard County sheriffs investigator Douglas Waller said the investigation has been underway since Aug 8 1989 6jjorti: Chuck Balniua oxt232 am Firttow oxt 328 -i Opinion Pago: Larry Raiamon oat 238 Facturaa-Spodal Saettonw Miko Bogln oat 228 Staph Bueinoea: Staphen Combo ext 286 Obtluartaa: Fran Raedo-Morciono oat 316 Sabaarlan Buraau: Patricia DILalla 688-66 16 Waller on loan to the DEA'a drug task force in Orlando wrote that informant told him he obtained 10 kilos of cocaine from Marian and turned the proreeds over to Marian Federal agents seized two Melbourne Beach homes valued at $500000 two vacant lota valued at $130000 a 45-foot yacht and three other boats valued at $417000 $255000 in mortgages and promissory notes three Jet Skis two boat trailers a paper shredder and scuba gear Dlaplay Advertising: 882-231 oxt 247 Clueifled: 682-2611 Fan Plarcw 488 2137 466-2121 Palm Bay: 689 2066 FAX: 407-662-6817 Court documents show 20 confidential informants worked with authorities to dismantle Marian's operation and several said Marian had been operating a large-scale drug smuggling ring since 1984 Tnur Prt-M -Journal ahould delivered to you by 8:30 am dolly 7:30 8unlxy If you have not received your pleaxe exit our aubecrtlier iwitst nut irwivgq vmifBi inmk "TiVnA Also indicted were Russell Corlen Cruz 37 of Fort Lauderdale Douglas Boyd Walser 39 and Yves Rory Fiorentinl both of Miami Daniel Decreswnzo of Cincinnati James Forbes 39 of Grand Rapids and Billy Green and Mark Strong whose ages and addresses were unknown aervlre driMrtment at 569-7100 between the hour of 7:00 am and 11:00 "t-Munduy-Kririxy (MM am and 11:00 am Saturday and Sunday and lrm-JoumHl will be delivered to you Some said Marian started with marijuans shipments in 1974 the year he graduated from high school in North Miami Bearh I fraaa Journal (IMPS II4-M0) 1(01 US 1 Veto Beech PL S2B40 MbamaS May Second ctaac pottage Is petd cl Vero Beads PtortOc SMBi F04TI4AI1ER Ima dmiw aatNH to FtoNjaanol A Bm tw 8 FL mst Land From Pg 1 A- Ad Directory I4A HeakhFHntM Ham Fumkhlngi 3A 3A Home knptovwMid SA ISA ISA I9A kuuronte 7A Jewelry IQA IAA Fditkd SA 13A I FA Public NoHcm ISA 10 17A ISA Men 1 Woman FA ISA Art 90100 3A19A2I48 Aulo aupplNH sc if Caipuf A Flooring IA 13A I JA ISA doming Man CtoSimg Women 4C Mvcmwi 'IT enter tommenf yC IAAIBA 14a! 1FA urt Isa Funard Hamm 14A 4A8C The committee talked about how to evaluate the different properties but no rankings were given The properties under review are: 117 acres off South Winter Itearh Road BOO acres on the Sebastian River west bank 29 acres south of Oslo Road and east of US 1 45 acres east of Lateral canal 291 acres north of Oslo Road North Jungle Trail hammocks a Orchid Island hammocks north of Wuhasso Bench Costal strand area for Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Fiatwood and dry prairies in southwest Indian River County Prang Island Little Prung Island Fritz Island Islands owned by Lost Tree Village in Vero Beach and Indian River Shores Beachfront proierty between the Village Spin's and Conn Beach Wetlands along west bunk of Intliun River 122 acres south and went of Vero Shores Property south of Round InIiiihI Park Two acres of Lakela mint 150-acre impoundment north of Vero Shores 150 acres south of Oslo and east of IJS 1 127 acres of Vista Properties wetlands a 225 acres east of south Indian River Boulevard 215 acres near Indian River Memorial Hospital a Impoundments along Jungle Truil a 28 acres north of I lobart Road a Property west of Jungle Trail and south of Erring Point Road a MrKee Jungle Gardens property I Eiioto 3AI5AFO 6A7A Restaurants SC6C7CSC Wednesday' CASH 3 0-5-0 Service SA PA asallSSlIISIISISSM I4AIFA4C ShMi Sport A Botroofien 21 4C FANTASY 5 18-21-25-30-37 12A4C MI7MMMMMIIlliagfg9 6C Kj i I.

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