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1 board hopefuls to the test
Clinton Brown, also unopposed in the runoff. faces
Betsy Kaplan or George Knox, the Democratic
contenders in the Group 1 rare
Both Republicans opposed schnol-haw-d health
clinics that offer students contraceptives and infor-
mation on birth control, while the DemocastA said
they favored such clinics as long as parents approved.
"I'm unalterably opposed to health clinics," Rolle
said "There are adequate facilities in the neighbor-
hood "
Brown Raid clinics would be OK if all they
provided was medical and dental care. "hut not
abortion information and not contraceptives."
runoffs
sting efforts'
Hoffman said neither he nor his
pu has any connection to Myriam's
ersial father, Orlando Bosch, regarded
y in the Cuban community ss a national
r others as a terrorist.
rlam is a court reporter, and I'm a
Hoffman said. "She is a close friend
acknowledged spokesperson in the
c community who did me a favor and
letter on my behalf."
Bosch letter is important because In a
tween two Angios, the large Hispanic
the district could determine the winner.
a crap shoot," Meades acid. "It's bard
Is the turnout i'he baseball stadium
Ity affect it, there Is big sentiment in the
ommunity on the Abuse disquaufica-
be Dade Commissimt race, and a lot of
any stay `___ "
No other dds of the fence, the election
terml is if Fran Bohnsack or Scott
will get the Democratic nomiastion.
it termer president of the Dade County
Noulerata, dal the impart of much of
�oaradc Aohnsack, a
preddest of the Dade County chapter
Nadmat for Women,
lisasth Montt � st activists of
oblst 149, Republicans Luis Rojas, an
who got 42 t of the vote in the
will tow 1�f secretary Christina
tfe-Dfaraaon, who got 33 percent in
ter.
or candidate Gus Perez. who.recelved
at in the primary, is supporting Rojas.
cally, I have friends in that camp. I feet
mfortable with them," Perez said of
I signed a letter supporting him, and
Ioing to do a mailing."
,enzie-Maranon might have spoken for
candidates when she estimated her
In the runoff.
can never tell," she said. "Ail you can
the people how you feel and what you
o do for them. They make the
'days in
The Republicans sine opposed day-care centers in
the schools, a concept the Democrats supported, with
Knox pointing out they were needed for teachers as
well as students who have hahies
Asked whether they thought desegregation could
he achieved through magnet schools. Kaapplan said
they helped. Brown said he favored netghborhood
schools. Feinberg said she would push for other
answers If she could get more support on the board;
and Knox said the answer was making sure new
housing developments were integrated. Again. Rolle
missed the question.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
All interested persons will please take notice that a public
hearing will be held at the Miami City Commission Meeting
of ( 01W w 6. 11OWet 11:00 a.m. in the City Commission
Chambers, 3500 Pan American Drive to hear objections to
the proposed street co -designation of N.W. 69th Street from
1-95 Expressway to N.W. 17th Avenue as John Henry Peavy,
Jr. Boulevard.
All interested persons are invited to appear and may be
heard concerning said proposed co -designation. Should
any person desire to appeal any decision of the City
Commission with respect to any matter considered at this
hearing, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of
the proceedings is made, including all testimony and
evidence upon which any appeal may be based.
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