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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1980-03-18 Advertisementi rmances..iR�e� He also offers Koenig a job as one . of his combine crew. The reluctant Koenig agrees to try his hand at the work. Unwittingly, the two men find they have something to give each other — Burkhardt the help and confidante he needs and Koenig. a new perspective on his life. The weakness of Trevey's script Is the character of Koenig. A New York photographer's model strand- ed in Kansas is just not very credi- ble. He seems to be something of a, i nerd and this is not a big -city type who is easily won over to the gran- deur of the wheat fields, l,et alone hard, physical labor. The script never expands enough on Koenig's background and char- acter to make his big. conversion ring true. Russell, a good young actor, tries his best, but his Koenig is unconvincing. WEAVER IS in good company with the rest of the cast. Mare Win- nigham as daughter, Marlene, little Ross Harris as the boy, Dougie, and the others seem as born to the Kan- sas soil as Weaver is. ABC's +promotional advertising for the film boasted "Amber Waves" is "a story that could hap- pen only in America." This is a small fib..The movie was filmed in Alberta, Canada. This was because Weaver and Russell were not avail- able for the movie's production in time for the harvesting anywhere but in Canada. However, viewers will find that wheat fields look much the same South or North of the border. O�DOCcE(cA�NpFRRO(�NT , S,1 w �USTmoTEI (,F PER PEfiS.! IN Till LIgOlLg ��1P IIIEI )K. occ. a 1I111 tErsErilrtRn o $110111111 20 OF 110 Me /YrIREIAEEFek arm. RMS FAUNS a EIrlMIEIItE1rIRYtE TO 1335 COLLINS o 334.471 MAR. 20 GOLDEN SANDS 114. LUXURY MOTOR HOTEL RESORT Per Far&. ' 69th Street on the Ocean Douk. o&. Cocktail Leanea A Coffee Shop 90 Room& a N11 COIOE TY0, ►vonmMRe& Met. !o. Arallakle o Pool Apr. 13 /1111 Pwkkg a 11111erlaMmesl Freerom e66 734 ADD ZEST TO SUNDAY MORNING; TUNE YOUR RADIO TO: LN11id A New A'ge Teaching of Timeless Principles to help you find. * PEACE OF MIND * NEW HEALTH * PROSPERITY t * HARMONY 30 A.M. WINZ 940 AM Dial ooco THE MIAMI HERALD Saturdai larch 8, 1 r, IC,2, to 1e a� ?troy deUe��a�, . c c\P �t�e �a <C5 e c�L,,e `\aid 19 y � Gtab�e -01 Qo10 a asO% b �N a , This ad made Possible by this station and the aso° t,%"k ,014 itscU°` hlc�` °J\N1�0 �1N S ration for Public Broadcasbnq )) PHOTO REPRINTS FROM I 10 .As a special service to readers, The Herald offers prints of any staff photo appearing in this edition at modest cost. Write or MIAMI HERALD PHOTO DEPT. Miami, Fla. 33101 „ Phone Phone 330.2656 -- - a .\\1 essee •y�\aoe�wNs . ! �a�yon \r0�" os\.g'�e��0as `�em m.Pa gue5�a�<. 60 �b t`S sPe° day S o1�re eays ��a�d� gaga SoPY'��5f a e N. ,z 9 a . •� e r N r � • � •� , �\en�?� Nab\, 0�,�rd f , Ca.. neecs :,. p`o �\�V�yNs°U f. This ad made possible by this station and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. NOTICE TO PUBLIC ' REVISED COMMISSION MEETING SCHEDULE FOR MARCH Pleased be advised that the dates of the City Commission Meetings for the month of March have been changed as follows: r Tuesday, March 18, 1980 (8:00 O'clock P.M.) Planning and Zoning Meeting. 4 Wednesday, March 19, 1980 (9.:00 O'clock A.M.) �. Regular City Commission Meeting. Monday, March 31, 1980 (1:00 O'clock A.M.) Regular City Commission Meeting. Wj Please be also advised that there will be a Special Meeting of the City Commission on Thursday, April 3, 1980, of 1. P.M. in connection with the City of Miami/University of Miami James L. Knight International Center. 60 RALPH G. CNGIE ` CITY CLINK 1 ,CITY OF W r4 MIAMI,lLORIDA J o .,l :? 26A0"iV-radio ^ `Waves' Reaps, Ric' h Peirfo Chalk up a 'big plus and reserve an Emmy award for Dennis Weav- er. The towering, gangling actor gives a performance that lifts the two-hour ABC Sunday -night movie "Amber Waves" right up to the su- perior filmmaking class. A slightly — very slightly — flawed scrip by Ken Trevey pre- vents the movie from achieving really epic status. But no matter. It will go unnoticed as Weaver plays out the personal drama of a quietly heroic, inwardly tormented Kansas wheat harvester. Weaver's- Elroy "Bud" Burk- hardt, an itinerant harvester with a fleet of big wheat gathering com-• banes, is a man consumed by time. He and his crew are relentlessly driven to bring his client farmers' wheat at the moment of ripening, before the ruinous rains and hail of approaching winter descends. . AS THE FILM begins, Burkhardt has just had a physical checkup "and learned that he has lung cancer so advanced it demands immediate surgery. This, at the very crest of the harvest. Burkhardt has a teenage daugh- ter, Marlene, and a 9-year-old son, Dougie, both too young to share his plight. An older son lives in Canada where he had fled several years earlier as a conscientious objector to the Vietnam war. They have be- come estranged. The son agrees to come for a visit but refuses to stay, not knowing of his father's cancer. The harvester tries desparately to sell out his rigs and business to a one-time friend, now turned enemy. The local bank is of no help. JACK ANDERSON herald tit-redio editor By accident he meets Larry Koe- nig (Kurt Russell), who is hitchhik- ing. Koenig is a New York photog- rapher's model fired from his job while filming a commercial In the area. The guy is down to his last dime and trying to get back to New York. BURKHARDT OFFERS the youth,. temporary shelter until Koenig can have money sent from New York. programs 8 WPBT-PBS O WTVJ-CBS © WPTV-NBC ID WCIX-TV O WCKT-NBC IID WPLG-ABC i® WPEC-ABC m W1.RN-TV ETV ® WLTV ® WCIX UHF ® WHFT I® WKID Complete tale- vision listings, In- best bets cluding morning programming, are published each ` Sunday /n TV, The Herald's tote - vision magazine. : '> morning b5 highlights u �j 10:30 z a Q® Movie f "The Deadly Mantis" — 1957: 88W — Craig Stevens, Alix Talton. A giant mantis eats ; much of the Arctic, then> heads south to eat New York ' 'City. 90 mins. 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A female ventriloquist' (Annette Funicello) Is not able to handle her dummy (Maren Jensen) when it comes to life„ and an actor (Dennis Cole); would rather be a character; he once portrayed. 1 hr. 10:30 so Enfoquo ® Boxeo Internsclonal 11:00 ®®0®® Lood.Newe 1 Q® The Adventures of j superman j ® To Be Announced: .11:30 a special Campaign Results of the South Carolinu primary. One of a kind Miami High's Gamez is ,.. more than a track star , .AEO gUARE2 Lucretia, his fleas girlfriend whop be met wbea they were Saar ass•.Z bulb 12. was expectfd to give •Rlloberto Gamez sits In his birth sayday how. Gamez tied Daniel thought oI droypina out oI ilia F:nalleh tees boldlu� Keyes* novel Flowers or Alger- meet. but LucreciS didn't west (ton In butt, callused halls. Around him• a group of lieu gig- him to. Alrhuuah A! gut oil to •loud ions WAnceptrallun BOY aha. ale about their latest weekend sal- Garnet. a senior at barn. He led dray In the race and Wu veatareb. Ward High, wntiaues retding. The diWacuons trwnce all tied for second with live Yards o go. hat hnialied a disaPPaii s aim. HIS time Is precious. At IS. Gamez hardly resembles third. Only the liras- and second' place ImuAers qualified for Iha the average high school student. lip box experienced a part o1 life Junior Olympics. "1 1wt by •couple of inches." G010nomez '-I fell test biibout dial wl schwhostes for anotpbe flail OecSOc ! -or said. 't have [AAs to tun It. 1 Implied on a Greyhound, area no. A soft-spoken. orgwuud aM very determined teear{er. headed how -•• The bus trit BOY aw ha'U Gamez IS a Ausnund. a lather. a Student and the (ablest returning never forget. ei" "I didn't sleep much as the half -roller In the county. At last nlght-S Miami High -bob Still- b" Gamez said. "I kept think - us, mg Saws Lucre and becoming A Cook Relays. Gomez led the agrees' two-mile relay team to a fallitu To make matters worse. man bitting next to me tell third•pisce rids". In the standb. ' his wife. Lucrecis, sad his eight- the aid Yleep an my shoulder. I think be 'moot"oW sop, dew. who owns trace uniform and tiny trade war drunk, but I didn't Want to star! guy rruuble. When 6 gut a shoes, cheered Games on. home, Lucre WYU l ready Yat. Two diYa lister, ► he debvered." It's hard to e where track figs se -hi Ganwz already hectic ached- Gamez toys ats decarw Ito "Fly AY been a p • ale, but track 4 the copflral in Life. It keeps him gains. It marry stead of a burden be It Sometimes •L=Ws the key to We future.Is His day begins belure the top for tecnase couples. "1 was taut crazy." Gamez rising. During the alb -brawn, he buy - laid. -When 1 We.I acre. bnY- an before w School.r to wHe mimes home. ndnuw 1'a have to it iisirk a Dig to {alag .Showers add lets ready for his "B" elfin to we her. I wed act home from work• cat real fast claim lie carries a average and hopes to attend the and au over to leer "oust- Theis. .ice school University of Florida on a track Darla/ the track SrS- 1'd get home rate and tired. In eal l the mornings, it BOY back to run - ,Scholarship. dos• the afternoons are spent in a ail Ding and School and practice slid then herhouse*' i litacuce w st meets. He also 'woks at a car wash to help sup. work Coaches were always me pat his family. 1 don't want to wok there "That's why 1 looked w tired. "Now, she hdyb me oil. When first Sot married, we bad a anyawre;' Genies said. all 1've ever dune. I've been hells- we place Of our own, but when she became Pfegirrnts.WShe movedlent e ass BOY lather there Nnce, I WY seven and I want to to to college with my Paalways 1 believe that so things "a be easier on my astride �Ai d me. behind every succc»ful faun hwHy: there s a woman. Sad Lucre s that .-' S, f • Woman for me." t •, It happened Fight before the h- f a • • •dais of the Amateur Athletic Uaioa Junior Olympia qualifying Obcsr'a lean are fro Y powar- gal his fathei a yet and there a meet is Winter Park. The still too was snout to bcato. Grmti atom- as ao telling It bell run track. Ill thing is cenala: Oscar will ' e cb wait queasy as be approached • Use starting but, can ace plenty art track meets this Ms - Running had sever Trade him son, even if he duestl'1 know 'aenous before, but then there set" more at his mind than a what is cuing un. This is buppu.rd to be Grmet chance la compete is the junior banner Kta sclawl record in the 1150 run Olympics. 1ylp 14in11 Schnol rnitnAll-n y/1 �MYp� k�1lt► ''p,.� Is 'v N 1 ��♦\ . i n .4 1. Y'Ali IL Nss- �-„i• bleb ,1IF f 1t� ,t e•e 4�/ r 1i... • •: .• rrrraafw-broWaaacaaar Nlidml Hlioir ddngor Riaobertal GORM tend Ills am- 0"Or with •time of 1:91.6 He BOY You was the race and then they lt oriel• .team The Miami SquadNewa' raibecd' lursakeme to gag gross s you. It. The only BOY listed in the top one per cent cunwisuod BOY that 1 bid this of the patlons huah xiioul Sib' Ytarleft" tales OY Ouutsndui{ Names and trunioyly. this season began Faces Athletic Orld"I"At tan. the some wry. At the Falcon -Bull His tool Of Wtoniog the 880- Rtlay. Miami High's two-nule yard rap In the state tournament. relay term won the event only to however, resulted In Use must ale. find is h thbecautiey had min- appolnting day of his career. lie qualified e eat. won Ill. ftgiu"l meet in which eta bumPed into anoppoa the lop lour runners welshed for "I cauLdA`g believe It; Names Use slate meet. but a judge rated b/td. that Gamez bra euiowed an Appel- "1'm sang to put It all together near andha wY dWualelied. tills Year;' Gamez said. Our "i dun'( kpuw what hapiwara. relay term Is Ruing to put d all to - but 1 couldn't believe II:' (;Amex r. gelheri Were much Wier then said. "1 think I nude a mistake we'lookeda w far. I Plan on Lucre with me because 1 WYea in she pack tuo taxi a rl that lung and could've bunlptd inlu to Florida "a 1 need to R sonieoe when I ►Icktd. 1 diuii 1 whowbhnp. I'm gang all Out feel anything. 1 was stunned. It'. frum nuw on. Tbefe b too much as awful feeling to know lives IAUH&tan it:' Srnattay. Mach e. 1980 s The Mears Nolte, SB kson's Pinchevsky aster psychologist Y KLMwEfaBERG "1'0 a firm bellever In /oalhve an.�ai.n fNstofnmeot:' WnchavMty sal. "1'w always IrBOY wub W kids. 1 or think they respect a Oce/uw of ManDY WKArvbkY motlwned fI thw. II Ibex ante • misake. l Past the man Starling beydt him to grab a scat. In the sass.'E'LlV.o try go turn It out to g� alive linto Something sty was aueadY tnn'lia` art the la• Su- some' hire' wannt 1pem to Iwo frum pool ticW of toe Cummumry outs' dium tract. ill held • Nopwalch In their mistakes. It we "use them. it 601 se, Welly tMY. dtxYr ae bond and wore • cap us "ts hand and a rslachievuue aria as We anal face. Il BOY ranmc it. before the Stanrldlcule s t crllklae or plochevskY doe• soy of bIS {Irts IwISYc1Y• He tale lham Yids WIIla ha eorrKgs of • race during left nlaal'/ slob Code-Misml High Relays and Ws• Wm. HA dA&W, lNhanaY lMm he cbevskY didn't want to miss soy of frost of teammstas. it. action. flat he wal led to can• Not lops after be bad pulled aside than, talking, bruise Ibat'a Use a" team member last debt. Use way Manny Wnchevsky Is BONA, two were side by Stan again. She ismes. lie is tram -wheeling end led deice a fund job in her peal face free.spirited, and he enjoys a flood and be told her so. Soon. am BOY Ume. And Lear night. be WAS having WOUng and happy stain. el guild tame. Wnchev y. In his third year Y WacbevskY dan'1 rot tract when be top to high bc"- He be- Jackbun Hiab's dale' Tract catch, cam interested In It year/ later be - watched We team build BO low' cause one of he Iwddhes WY a mountable lean early In the coach is the Allaw tr Athletic tWA" slid now had an oppo Y 10 Union program. He volunteered to relax for a few minutes. help his friend and leasing about "Pm W Wpg a kit tonight bnsuae lha sport Nob{ W w W' I goers I'm a Little pumped up." Pin. He Watched In the AAll pfu{rail cbevakY . -I'm ant always like for eight years before be tired at It. this, but when 1 let signed talklps, So, he ton a two-year blatua and sometimes It's herd to list me to fdutld le cautdo•t uve wltbout U. Stop." "1 was miserable. 1 cuuWa't beg I.Ibevbky bad reason to be to o to a track meet and all In the cheerful and talkative as can be. His sands; • WraAevSiltY aye, "1 had to team was on Its way to winning the eel bKk ins uechiuF I BOY Sala{ meet With is puma Palmetto woo erSzy W.Utoul it" s wund with 38 points and North- western a distant third. with 32. Three yews Sao , be tug W brook Fifteen minutes earlier. Plnchev- happy- He WY chewing be needed- "Clients BOY without a gifts' coach and Wachevaby's tepu- sty Wasn't out one or his athletes, a bprinter bee only been a team member lation bid spread becaube of has In- valvemeol with the AAU. He wait who for three weeks. givesjob SuitJoo�•S Pro - lie BOY unhappy wuh her per. la fe iAl �ALihBOsh "is team tatpprAoS forrnaace and wanted to clear mainly soph unuies and *more. things up. Ile Walked her away frum her leamnales end gave her a they Ova 1W trouble running away them bad an't loot split sond tongue-tske.. She had coact rookie nit which thecoachgob Kathy Wallace led 'be team to eapecla. Oil dotal 1 necessarily cal• damin victory with luau in the long IumP lied a leap of 19 fSnt, Seven ante. PmchevbkY has an unusual gets- she Inches) and The loo-yard dash ( I l.e 1 tionship with lit, team. which Is ex- be the best to Dade wcuadb)- The Generals' relay Waco i Slw fared well with "Ads In 1Ot petted to among COupIY this aesaaa. awile, and age: le NIAc "1 fuss and cuss at them and eia , Wfle nchevbkY pfeKbY e olleer l carry on like a crYY man some - times. "pinchavatYexplained. "But thing to his taam. a minute later. we're bussing gad Young anoting UP. 1 think they ••1 tell them that oil the track. they are to be Young "am." the g know that I'm Only Oolna my boo" catch said. "But an the track. fupinrlievaky is a Phybical educe- lilts any Other athletes- They basis ion teacher at a North Dadri Ala' to learn to cope with pals 6" prer- memary achuul until 3 pm. daily. Mare Like Faller, do." From there, he drives br Moore f • Park, where Jacksons team prac- • lices at 3:30. A native Nrw Yorker. Wncbev- Central took the Darya'; It'ts ithHirkab-enrol sky moved lA Manta m 1952. He has alexia.• m psyc l-IONY eb Fmk K II �� gad a master'. Irmo Uunia ti, hhanni: AI, 1(km lit d lor'xW'n0 With 3`- CA"it nits' ui�'! , i ���`_ 1r1 an,; .J> ]I4u11rY. _ _ _. _._. 11''� 11u4. I.,.N ..II�i1f1`tF'iTip'PTc:tAl� III\l'>Jl�:l�lr�--.- - - N, \v 1'urhrr. 1'u�. h..\.. I,mIJI I , k lhr I„ys 1r 11 rllanl! lu aUillPele 111 lha• JY111,ta IIJI{{ITT \l'Jr I J_.1 1. Jf, /.Jllll"L JII\'1 act • school Ic<utd m the tltlU rao1 u1 awful IKbuC to kuuw' Ulat Ldws tau it " A uuu\r ,\ 1 lullll]. sky nuwrd to M1brnu w 1!r-•s. Ur lira chunyltau>lup wnh . U:i 1 KinJn and Ihalivh•Mwnu UlymPio r mantra'. Jrgrrr m y+y'ctYJugy while from lba U ivrr.fly of M1haolf. Al- Lakes ur'd lur accou0 wllh 31. Cea• . Ilwugh hr n • xlhrunlesxd "wild uot yullyd awry from like rest ill psyc every now and 1uild I.r warn the Halal hrga ID the last lof High School roundup it lik psychology In LudU r IwnJ bet w'ee11 mare O'eu13 OI the night. /hill IWo' mile relay. Sao relay and Odle relay. J Coral Gables is just a game away him anal lob tam -- - - - NOTICE FOR OBJECTIONS Nu.l-ranked tom In The Muriil News coo\bci AATURO POLO Palmetto 115.3► at Dane South. enzo. Laos Tapia mild tour Vcga each hod two hits w I,ad the Cavalier. (0). Diego Aco. ACCEPTANCE OF COMPLETED WORK MWATTAN SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT $R-60r3S•C saw alr•r v.w._�._ -pull• will play • trip tto thecstat ihaskettlall PL.offs Ido We eland turd was the wimm�6 Vncbrr. Amerlca s 12. North Miami Reach d: Robert Oki thrd Cane of the season with All Intarwtnd persons wall tAkn notice roar that City COmf111eS1On Florida hktis objections to tIW UCCltPlar108 OI C0111- ' spcct sgf dddlr the Terry Yark 11 to Sdloul deteore fur flvr Corals and a 5.0 vlctury 1p its the following Week- - West Orengc The ally collating between thew toms re• Gulirrrez wn a mle•Ait. lu->trlkcout yertOrntsnce. Calvla JAmes Aomrmd lur the Patinas f: of Miami, will plated work for the construction of AWapaltah SMIIWy SOW" SH-5433-C at a meeting to be held a1 2:30 opeulpg star Playoff same head coach Chaos L.4ulvel look time out bulled n r 61.56 vlctuor lOr the Chiefs, who are t-7 for Th rruns innlnk Improvement O'Clcek P.M. On March 19. 19g0 In the City ComnllafhOp Wald, W tsts with Some of the parents in the Stands.vet led tout y ow rot Mike JohnsonWord . Rounding nding mi the Eay (tl-0-1) ]cored oil heiirr inthehud hits rod John Puwrll Ivhambers. 35fN1 Pan ArtNriCYI Drive. MIMN, Florida. ••The guys are really playing well;' told tall group that hod followed the tom to Ur- huge Gruff Pity isan easy timereactions;ng the clam- `K picked up his third victory. as. elversiJe 1: Johnny Lopez iWPh g. QrIQM GIY IiMfk tondo. "It Woo like we really want flirt �ectiu.l game, defraung MfrAmor.90-73. by the ail -around PIrY of 5' Loyals gtched a IhrK-bitter with 10 avlkealta and City of flltalN, Florws PllinsAlp Palmetto is led Doe more victory. and she coveted chrmW- 1M rap will belong to the Gvallers (W-'th To- k o w guard Bobby wrli Lester hLester,bwho Ifi better Gables will tote Orlando Warn*' a known Y offer CAR Oeteiilse chit �cdaond. added • two -run bonier to Icao the ualldogs homll. olez rdde0 a lAree•ruD er for the winner*. _ pltet At eight, I:y Lndbe over Cooper City, for lba star c1Mm- ,cure, passf.fur the fe ne'An Is Anodh: for- Scoff.Another Cauatsl CkrWlae Id, Island CkrisllY 2: Vic -+�w::w`/•/ 2.0 victor leader �ping the Gables' attsck were I uls Ilea- word Mark Hulbn. Rollins reverse layup al the 1 Land Killion Psdmettu a 52-50 Steve Woodbury. Jeff Kemper and David - tschfesaer, each hod two hits t010Y the wiAUrS ; toe, two goals, Ala Gunther Meyer, Lours butter against gave cbailce to play the Chiefs Ip UN Del Greco. batch with • vae[llunal (1-OM�1 Cl/Yiry IMY 11, Florida CArIriM 2: tlarcantoalo aa0 Albert r nlee David Csserts Pitched • one -bitter with 10 " • 1 i �~rne guys organ to Play excellent last bMMteiaarta.A5ERALL strikeuul. and added two hit. •hid two Kb1 to I NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS ' wee.. taktaf catch team at a time and Playing ST4od .Jules L Consist 2: Bruce Fichter tough, Fsyavel Yid- "One acre victory and with five str lead CWQWY Day (]o1TYAIA. Ana 7.1. Ana I CONFIRMATION OF very . is aO it takes pow,"otter all that bard Work pill •wale-adde M thi win would cerWoly stake Pedro llarnus added • two-rlM soma rise lot Irhea s tested fitter bar [hit .1. Santiago stOml deloted Carol r the PRELIMINART ASSESSMENT ROLL' •. punpg the year. a LAkr>(7-11. oar 1lerwa" Wde SortArldlp 2, SrwtY MlaMI I: Stu Kogcre 12-01 ... NwlAw41 Chn>tlsu detested Amcrl- to-s. March branch Iked two art- M ROS NMENTAI Westminster Chflaurn, tile rslAer Co We school n the state plsyulls, dropped a Picked up his second win o1 the year. pitching • 12 strlkeout. spa Jeff Grey can Iferitrge, plea and lour Rbl old NurIK Whisk added • ALL �ASN,ONIHIGHWAY WILL 1"9 EV AT w Murtw a Die . 3.0 decisionych to central tatewhe la Class AA- ter -hiller with a trfplt our the Spartans 17-1). home run and three Rof for Northwest (I.1). SWIMMING Tw CaLM1a110M a THE Case Or AUAM, HOaieA TO a HELD w COMMIfaIOH MAMMA. 3500 PAIS AMERICAN per". MMML etall• Ares single withNo M e • . SuaoAwer 2. Srliahe e: Jimeighth grove iba n the eighth roth Miami defeatedrol Law- CatT MA AT 2:30 O'CLOCIt ►.M. ON wsDNIWAY. MARCH n, lfa0, Two OP- M► • a Northwestern High'. garb basketball teals Me haxa loaded Ford Wt. trolling t)gics (7-1) the vlctury. Mike taro N1:ked UP Ken CAalloord. J If andtOsvidy lrlple wlnnrra fur Inc Pioneers (3-1) Jlawws %l R L wae0 a0 ST COCONSIB 10rL a iW M@MU e0u roll INS COST a ICOMfMt1CTI1N wpOYEMWif w a�uu�yoff la a slow start In the Ilrst 'JI-I5. Dot rebounded Slat debated Orange Park. the win with three inmogs u w :: &Ian Lefts acmdlYh genie n Or- hit b >t. Tkomas AY lc&d the Spar- reMt were ... In girls rcuon, North Mtsmi detested Carol Clly, tl Ms11ra Navy Was s doufk wlnaer wiMsaWHI too rOtIOWING Mill eLw. 271Aw TO N.W. 29 SMUT MOSS M.w. 2 AVt TO tow. • eb38. Ip a Mat playoff AY three hits and three Kul to " IWO- 1 Rlchardwa scored la points and had [ans. Raul Kaagel threw • two -bitter with 10 fur [All pnpau. (2-I► Piou TENNIS AVEMIM. eat If MOW OPW TO IIjMK Melody IO rebounds. Denise Jackson a1Wed ti punts avikr4ui.. a I� Edam" 12, Luis Vernon- added Miami Sprint American de/pled Coral Park. 5-2. Lric the rnis. Over Kent Get - SAID PesurwAD1 ASMSSMEwt wsreetom IN We aerU Of aw Con CLUS. Case 06" 3me PAM aM seven rebounds, and Rase. Pirrwn {S refonds w lead the untieeten bulls 1�•I14 dez had two bits and three KRI •lid Msrcrhrw hits M KRI for Spnugs Swenson won •� V�fk Ip' irks tennis. arts pGrr A1l/gKaM gel �� � the bulls oulecured Orapgc Park. 31.15. In live Suarez Added two Soli (6.2). 3.tsUse and a HutcAiniaia won 'be double over C4uots RALPH D. a"" m d by bled l0 Odd 4t1 w Northwestern Culumbee Mi. MIAMI RYch a: John Barba" Mcota halt. fourth win ul the ararin. with a PArrw and GYpy an pug COY OP e1lAttiMNMA nr)b Dun WAilmce said. "liut we dhdn't .ban- picked up his l din our game Plana" II worked. { )Rat hope war nip!-rfikeout, two-bit perfermAllCl. P1s1 SCIW- tom, ler added a 1Aro-run triple tot the Explorers GOLF Mlaml Springs defrl.te0 with 6 I Itll-2otl. Joe r veil medeWl with • six•ovar-par pw get Our 30th victory Dill •'Northwestern will play Dlllrrd. A 56•51 (g-ol 3. balled/. a: Winning pucker r SPli 21 l2 fur $ptlt ip sdaIner Over Roca Clegg. la tba cpampiMubnp Pldp.gua ad 1'JigCbad today. at a Pat. Wrguth bads One -filter Kevin Panthers (6.1}KevW Dodge had GYMNASTICS takes 311. of that that Rar!e outs 10 land the outs rnomrekes Oil- Lake(1-0)Jackson, ow sll- Sharon Watlmu of l�ko (1-0) wow �, e • a - a solo llulnrr for The winners. Call,,Gmill If, "gowmaA 2: Alberto Lor- around winner with • ne7.42 bore. -.--- - - _-_- eight tonight. t'arol t:ny 125•AL Inc NOTICE TO PUBLIC FIGHT, loon Is - - REVISED COMMISSION MEETING SCHEDULE •� , Meanwbile, because be Mdp•t other AigOUgAls lest !right n- ;ihruugh 1"malules. 1'4 here to the that for w many skills. Safely the Golden Gloves A>sucae- chided: flgAt. i FOR MARCH A%@~ sw drria and gel in the ring. As soon as WAS the key. not anything else." an. the referee would Wall rats met again and it wY Mon 0lsqumlified DeWitt. JohnHw Michaeltea Jairsn was iven the ►urprisi *tropdisqualify PN•raa be .rni-• th.r red Mrs. at red crop C.M.Mowo lrltlaaM es Merle Mrs aaea A•eeee a•I.0ma I gut him.In the after.ulh tOtWittttlsrt in .Gulden Gloves would be auI'll Wg tat g. slkoctine be- Perkinsl�int continued Au r father. Ile climb toward the Open stile with a iwadeY. Mouth OII"- I.Y.) aeoPlt and Ice A.A.U. people began Aug the A.A.U. would take some wildered next to his _ rt, s block a ree type ofrcUondalater oat. . a sairmento from Jerry Let Daniels(13.1)OfT.lnPs• a ZOO M M �IepnlwR earO Zewhp MeetlwR. iMedeesdwy,Mach1Y,1RR01YAOO'degllA,Y.) akingvis". other his victory in Wednesday • •Las told them the Issue tied ot- -Su. 15 minutes Wore DeWitt is bout. bout. night one of the pletour.nlernt favor' Perkins meal. Jacksonville's soggier City Comodesi" YptMy- y been decided In TllesdSY's Supposed to walk in the ring and snaked: "ad UeWln. lies. •� and as ehrirmakn of the tour.• pick up his trophy, an A.A.U. guy Jeff Fester she 1979 novice bcevY• tbat the 'This whole tA11' b mallYsit;ebrain weight division chomp) to the lour- Me"ay, Marsh 31, 19110 (JA0 O'ebek A.M.) ReRtIIR City Cnlwalsown MNtiwR. )Apt. he wY ruling Jackson would CWfIG to pie and !ells me yip • tiovtce fighter and Its sloths Is back on:' Sold Tsrr. "Our s0 uDOEWMIted. Meatsll Ymcnt Il.i might. strun. Nobody rralites what ai•r Hwa •M,a w M vela Qrr flw.=, au n. president (lunch) changed his de- • real Runetu lhreateped the A.A.U. rJahm rt the tar minulc. kind of pressure You 9u through led Frank Strrmbaugh upset SmmmY before A tight. Now. I'm lib• ChamPmmn. r Gloves cbampin in PyMs Maw - AOSo.PA . in C"-IuNa an llwr.1/ar. Affray Ei. teeD, at IAO PAT. M abawatir ewe red City as i1LIM1/Bti1.MWP se MIaM1 IakaM L. aaljw Mrereaslsaal Did pull the sapcOn from the "1 couldn't des the bout go on. 1'vc Flight comment It Jrckaou web kepi Ip quaWhed for nothing I did wrong:' 1975 sea runuer•up test Year. with trial Gary like he wY mY r1Aree•ruuht dedrun n the Carew novice dlvtbbm Nally rhetoric got t0 lion poop.iM.Akid rant go oYl •hid bus IhWltl Mal AKn r high uhwl wellerwelgllt dWlron. Anthony Cal both flora, until tA! Plus. You lust tack atsr, but pwblepu with Pullra Collins. last Yor's Ifghtwdgtlt eAIPH e.OLNY I Case CLUS veep after he's Just eaten. become more ImPurtsnl than crn'1 ask vnnrlmdY to 90 la oug5 much" cuff cos rairrr >lu,n a. sec ah.uup, drrwed Junior brthrl. Case Oaf11a1M, EtRdIPA thrr eh light. that were t old rnuhu'Jl Itarll. and Itaw] like IAai. entrrrd a'u1k1Fk 11 iI1.11eJ�„rJ 1,.>,. lu slay i"Ill i••.,1 I'... 1 ... Anl,•> 1'lu. r] , �. / ... ill OIgA1 tau. ,..tau,.L. In.u.h. Ar .\ul..1A,• ill ,,Ju .ta 1 1 ,.. y... - NOTICE TO PUBLIC *•REVISED COMMISSION, MEC).G SCNEDULE FOR MARCH South s lurpv t Hlarl,'Nrrkl7 ABC Cvr ul.11o,n 1 e , �.• Serving • • Greater Miami' „ Since 1923 Published Weekly Miami, Dade County, Florida STATE OF FLORIDA Z SS PROOF OF PUBLICATION COUNTY OF DADE { Before the undersigned authority personally appeared GARTH C. REEVES, who Q oath+says that• the is the Executive Editor of THE MIAMI TIMES, xeekly newspaper published at Miami, Dade C&uM_ Florida, that the a tached copy of advertisement was published in said newspaper in the issues of: f March 13, 1980 c : ;; -•' `,, _ n AfIaint further slates that THE M I A M I TIMES is a newspaper published in Miami, Dade County, Florida; and tW the said newspaper has heretofore -been continuously published in said Dade County,-F'loricla each week and �#4 been entered as second class mail matter at the U.S. Post Office in Miami, Dade. Coaty, Florida, forma,period S, more than one year next preceeding date of publication of the attached copy of advertl'dement; futher affaint sa'''"'yyyyyys that he has neither paid nor promised aoy firm, person or corporation any discount, rebate, commissi8p,or refund ; for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in this newspaper. �n 101 ell !' � � ���� ACCOUNT NO. DIAR10 LAS AWRICAS P.O. SOX S93177, MIAMI, FL OA 33159 ADVERTISING ORDER INVOICE ENC DATE OF ORDER Feb. 19, 1980 ADVERTISER _ ISALES N Ralph G. Ongie, City Clerk /-` +Yid ADDRESS P.O. Box 330708, Miami, Fla. 33133 RO REO •Y �.�i. j 12320 1/17/80 NE bl ING N T UC IONS a-i ��• S�'��-OGS Ms. Litt `ten& �T1� with affidavits/tearsheets March 6, 1980. ml INCIES TOTAI�IN...s 3/ $ f iFy JJAL D V1 TAL AMOUNT 1MP.,S 21.00 fUPLEM ENTARV CHARGES 2,j 3 5 6 10 11 12 13 14 Is 1629 4 r i.1 \ ►'� ' - Aviso PGblico 3 j jo, 9� matzo SO PUHLICO Cai*lo de fecha de junta al 13 de` TAG LINE: VERIFY aDISPLAY ` ClCLASSIFIED W R i T FROM ION QU INVOICED . C C o 0. _ .' I 7r rn ril r7•�.; r-j ''; Ng. 16 - DIARIO LAS AMERICAS DOMINGO 16 DE MARZO DE 10 Toma Poseiffin el Nuevo Ejecutivo de MatanzasM. Poi EVARISTO R. SAVON el "Locutor del Afio" y ac- tuallocutordelaR.H.C. (Ca• EI pr6ximo domingo 16 de dena Azul) de Miami, de una marzo tendri lugar la toma Placa de Honor en reconocl• de posesi6n de la nueva di• miento por parte de sus co• rectiva del Municipio de Ma• terrineos a IS labor que el tanzas en el Exilio, en una mismo viene realizando des• sesi6n almuerzo que se ce• de hate ailos en favor de la lebrara en el Restaurante libertad de Cuba y de toda "Los Violines" de la ciudad causa noble y justa. de Miami, de 11 a.m. a 3 p.m. A los concurrentes se les En dicho acto se hari ofrecera igualmente un enlrega al periodista Este. "fashion show" ademas de ban Lamelas, Director del numeros patri6ticos, artisti- Iprograma'IH123 con los Mu• cos y musicales. nicipios", de una Placa de A;., Honor en reconocimiento a _ la labor de cubania y acerca•f4�' miento espiriluaI entre todos ' Ins miembros de Ins Munici• t- pios de Cuba en el Exilio y la ciydadania en general que viene realizando el Canal 23 a traves del referido progra• m a. i J. BRUCE LLEWELLYN a Tributo Pbatt;M Momento de ser descubl, Is plats ea el "Begar lodo p6stumo a Rosita Ovles. Altareces de Mqulerde a dereeb Distrito 35•A de "Lions International"; Ing. Servaado 01 Pedro P. Llaguao, Presidente del Club de Looses Cubaaa( Rogow&, Seeretarlo; Dr. Lois A. Gilvest Oscar D. Vidal, C large RUeotivo de Is Run 16n Hogar Industrial del Clef Is Foodaelbn y Ejecutivf�a CAMACOL; Luis Sabines toadador de Is Fundacl6a uel Ciego; y Oscar E. Socarri les Clobes de Looses. Honran la Memoria de', los Leones YHouel i Es�rmu/an Por EVARISTO humanitaria institucf6n I I . R. SAVON /nverxiones El Club de Looses Cuba• el mundo, asi como di tinguidas damas que con nos en el Exilio y Is Funds• cieron Is obra de Rosi7 en Diode cl6n Hogar Industrial del Ciego Ovies. rindteron reciente• La Sociedad de In. mente un homenaje p6stume Elacto Beinici6con el j ' versiones en el Extranjero a Rosita Ovies "por su in. ramento a Ise baoderas, Concertista (OPIC), una dependencia cansable labor en favor de estuvo a cargo del Gobe� dor de del gobierno federal que se los postulados leonisticos de Ios Looses Art Tfj, En el acto ofrecido por la dedica a estimular las in. libertad, entendimiento, or. well. A continuaefin 3 Asociaci6n de las Escuelas yersiones de los comercian• den, naclonalidad y servicio Padre Emilio Vallins, I Normales de Kindergarten, tes estadounidenses en el co• a los pueblos y neclones del rector Esptrltual de Jos que preside Is senora Elsa mercio exterior, conjunta• mundo Ilbre". ones Cubanos en el Exit Goozilez Cambert. (Izquier• mente con la Oficina de Pronunc16 In invocaci6n. do) en homenaje a las ex Asuntos Latinoamericanos Rosita Ovles siempre estu• Dios. El Dr. Pedro P. Llag� de dicbas es- del Condado de Dade y otras vo presta a brindar su ayuda no. Presidente de los Leon cuelaprofesoen cuelas en el a:tllo, fue one organizaciones locales, ofre• a los desafortunados de la vi• Cubanos, pronunc16 uni de las figures cestrales Is ceran un seminario el 27 de da, y muy especialmente a emotivas palsbras dando, destacada pianista y con- marzo en el Hotel Omni In. Jos carentes del maravilloso conocer las distintas scili certista senora Carmen Ca- ternational. don de Is visi6n. Con su dades. realizadas por Rosh saso de Pbrez Mejides, una de las mis fleles y notables EI • Presidente de Is ejemplo y amor al pr6jimo siempre mantuvo vivas sus Ovles en beneficio de Is IS Sofia humanista de "Lloi intbrpretes del compositor es el sedor J, Bruce 'vJrtudes como estimulo a las International". polaco Federico Chopin. La Llewell Llewellyn. generaclones futures. senora Casuso de Pbrez Me- Oscar D. Vidal, I.C., D fides toc6 en Cuba repablica• El seminario comenzari a r Este solemne acto de tri' lemn rector Ejecuttvo de Is "Fui as como concertista de Is Orquesta Slef6slea de La las 0 de la mailana y sera In continuacl6n de otro similar osits vIe buto p6st Rosita Ov daci6n Hogar Industrial d Ciego , din a conocer d_ Habana, bajo Is direect6s que le antecederi el 25 de se otrecib ea el �� de In FundscJba Hogar In- tintas obras Ilevadas a cal del maestro Goesalo Rotg, marzo en Jacksonville, Flo• dualrJal- del Ciego. y asls• por Rosita Ovies en benel e.e„ _•._ r!� CelebrAn /os Vendedores su Bat7qV08 Trimestral el ZZ PorEVA RISTO R. SAVON enero, de Is "Procter and ranee. Gable". de me s Daniel A[edtsa, Ricardo Gald6s., mes de En una entrevista celebra• tebrero, de is In de marzo, de N. Polanco . da con el sector Humberto Hernandez, Presidente de Is A d e m! s — a g r e g 6 Asocisel6a de Vendedores del Estado de is Florida", Hernandez— la A nos hizo saber "que el ban•. entregara Menciones dde te No • quete trimestral de Is insti• nor a distintas personallds- tucl6n serf ceiebrado el si- des, entre ellas socios funds- �""� bado dig 22 de los corrientes, pores y ort leevos nfenttrabaador n a las.7 y 30 de la noche, en los ;>, ,$ por e! tortsleclmiesto de la salones del Ayestardn Party Isstlta�lsn, .9se son lax 6 atrial del Ciego" Como trib^, situados en el 2727 S.W. de Is ' gsteates: Judo Ilaa'tiat t. a: Art Tidwell, Gobernsdor o;: Celle g". Etaesto M. Martiaes.'An* lea, esposo de la faliecida; De. aN Basil y Rail B. R�ga.4 s i*n el Exllle y so esposa; Jorge En este banquete—egregb onsejero Internacional y Secre• Hernandez— se hart entre. so; Adalberto Ruiz, Director ga de las habituates Placas Posteriormente nos expo. Presidente de la CAM ACOr— de Reconocimiento de la so Humberto Hernandez, el s, ex Director Internacional ae Asociacl6n a los vendedores activo Presidente de la Aso• ganadores• de los meses de ciacl6n de Vendedores del enero, tebrero y marzo de Estado de la Florida, "que el Rosita Ovies este ailo, que son los siguien• acto comenzara con on coc• tes: tel a las 7 y 30 prosiguiendo ■ Is comida a las 8 y 30, des. puns de Is cual tendra lugar 'r del Clego un anim ado baffle con el Con• ,n gui6 su vide por Is sends del Sergio 1leadades� mes de ■UIIRERTOHERNANDEZ juntoCristal". S. amoral r6 Imo. _ o• a WALT DISNEY WORLD SANTO DOMINGO (Semana Santa) ,. 2 Din 1 noche 1e 4 dlas y 3 noches (Del 3 al 6 de abal) 1 l• $ 95 (Hab. doble �9 (Oferta Limitede) 163 ; Dead; . P.P.,Hab. doble) e• D, . 'E. a J. Incluye: b Incluye: Y ` Transporte en Omnibus de Lujo " Ida y vuelts por JET DOMINICANA DE AVIACION ' ,s " Habitaci6n on Hotel de Lujo ` Comido y rum cocktail a bordo de is nave. a • Entrade al Reino m8gico de W.D.W. ` Recepcft y cocktail do bionvenida on el Aeropugrto, ; 16 admisiones a su elecci6n pare especticulos. " Transports entre el AoropuerGaHotoi Aeropuerto. . ' a Uso ilimitedo del sistema de Tansporte del ` 3 noches do acomodoci6n Hotel selecclonsdo con bafio privedo �• Reino mggico, " Gratis sillen y toolle on In piscina del Hotel. is • Director-gula durante todo el recorrido on Espaflol: " Excursion ponordmice por la Ciudad moderns y Colonial. 7 +• Para mis informes su Agente.de Vi3jes o e1 S• TRAILS TRAVEL & TOURISM IIVT'L .1 754-Flagaml Blvd. (ith St. S.W. a 74th Ct.) Mlamh Fla. =144 Talbiono 264-6320., _; ER la total la destaeads of. 'lull. - Wta, despsbs'de ejeestgr of Para participar en el se. eeaelerto "Versovla" de ' minario hay que pager one Gers6wla. La sellers Car. Inscripel6n de $35.00. Los In - men Cassso es espola del leresados pueden hacer " prestlgloso perlodlsta y mill- `eservacl6n sl Him an, sin tar de Cuba repqblicmna,Dr. costa alguno, al 1.800.424- Pedro E. Perez Melldes. 6742. Menu de la Semana EI slsulente es el men6 que serf servldo es las as• eselas p6bllcas de instruccl6s prlmarle del condado de Dade, durante is semana escolar que comlessa este loses 17 de marzo y termini el viernes 21: LUNESI7 6arne a Is barbacom con pan, pork de papas, ball bichuelas con mantequilla, leche, popsicle de naraula, galletica. Plato Princlpal Alteroo: Sandwich de Jam6n Frots o Vegetal Alteroos: Postre de melocot6n Y lim6n. MARTES 18 'Pizza, vegetales mixtos con mantequills, salsa de manzana, leche, pudin de frutas. Plato Principal Alterno: Ensalada de polio y lechugs con peploo y salsa de to - mate. Fruta o Vegetal Altering: Gdsontes. MIERCOLES 1 l fla��ett,� Im ItaUasa.cos n>fla, t0 o col11 mantequilla; verdorWe6i seise 1101tana; pano'H11e Irl- co en proleinas, media naranja, pudin de mantequilla de mani Plato Principal Alterno: Sandwich de bologna Fruta o Vegetal Alterno: Lascas de zanahoris JUEVES 20 Pescado al horno con salsa tartars, purk de papas, guisantes con mantequilla, pan de maiz con mantel quills, leche, postre de manzana Plato Principal Alteroo: Sandwich caltente de Jam6n y queso Frota o Vegetal Altersos: Easalada de plitano y nueces VIERNES 21 Ramburguesa al horno con pan, sops de minestrone, papa asada, lascas de asnaborla con mantequilla, leche, Jugo de narauja refrigerado Plato Principal Alterno: Sandwich de ensalsda de huevo. Fnta o Vegetal Alternos: Easalada de col Las escuelas secondaries ofrecen los mismos all. mentor bisicos con platos alternos adicionales. Buevos dures y reques6a pueden adquirlrse todog los dies, a gusto del consumidor. Los menus pueden ter eamblados sin previa notificaei6a. /� heron numerosos leones de In vleJa guardis y otros que ban surgido al color de las setividades que realize esta Dodos SLIS �Ganandas Ia Southern Bell MIAMI, Florida (UPI) — La Southern Bell Telephone intorm6 el viernes que ellos hen ganado 522 mlllones de d6lares el &Go pasado en la Florida y otros tres estados, pero que esto no es una utlll• dad adecuada dada las ac- tuales condiclones econ6mi• cas. La empress de servicios publicos dio s la publicided so reporte soual de 1070 que cubre la Florida, Georgia, North Carolina y South Ca- rolina, donde dice que el monto de sus operaclones tue de 3,000 mlllones de d6la- res con one utilidad de 522 mlllones y una lass de rein• tegro del 10 por ctento. La utilidad del aiio page• do, que foe In mayor de to. dos los tlempos, resul16 t decsads pare In expasso" que secesita Is empress 0 re poder eabrie Is demands de serriclos y la Inllaci6n, dijo el presidente de la Southern Bell, L.E. Rast, Atlanta. una nocbe eterer: is labor de dlvelgacl6a Is 12VIII de log medlos publicllarles de "Lions International" es fa- vor de la Fsadae1611 Rorer Industrial del Clego, r ss de• dicael6a eomosecretirlsde Is Fundael6a darante leg ill timos silos de so vide. . El ingeolero Se0isado Ovies may emocloaajo, hsb16 de los dims fellces que habia comparildo too - is compahera y cooselera Iue siempre to Iusplr6 y !sU• mul6 en Is luchn por lot Me. ales del blen, en faver`'del Leonismo, de Ia Palrle y.de los fisicamente ImpedWes. Agradec16 of p6stume base• neJe a today lam losillseHaes presentes y poso eibo elemplo vivo a is esposs qi ue Arian I aAL PUBLIC* Se da a conocer a toils persona intereseds que la Junta Regular de Is Comisi6n de IN Ciudad, previamente sofa" pars al 13 de matzo de 1980 he sido pospuesta pars el martes 18 de matzo de 1980 a las 9 . A.M. an punto, a cele- bra= on la City Commission Chambers, 3500 Part Artlsricen Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. RALPR G. ONCIE CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 0HAY � PERSONAS? Si usted tiene Una Factorfa, Oficina, CI(nica, Colegio, o cualquier otro lugar donde trabajen un minimum de 30 personas al dfa. Udmenos Tenemos Lin buen negocio que ofrecerle. 325-190" LLAME A MARIO QUINTERO JR., ESQ 'x 8 PARA CONCERTAR UNA CITA am DIVORCIOS • REAL ESTATE AD ACCIDDM DE AUTOS CONSUMIDOR CAMPOSS DE NNoMMgft E SEiMAS CONE CKMS MEDWM ACUERDO OELROS LEVES DELROS GRAVES MANEJAR INTOXICADO TRAFX:O... TESTAMENTOS CORPORACIONES • DAROS PERSONALES • FERSONAL aILINGUE CONVENIENTE SRUACION 0 MIEMBRO DEL FLORIDA BAR ASSOC. AVISO AL PUBLICO Se da a conocer a toda persona interesada qua Is Junta Regular de Is ComisiGn de la Ciudad, previamente soAalada pare el 13 de marzo de 1980 he sido pospuesta pars el martes 18 de marzo de 1980 a las 9 A.M. en punto, a cele- brarse en la City Commission Chambers, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida 33133. NALPN Q. ONOIE CITT CLEAN CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA -'Ar0 ti1))� ^tr;:ii, or rj.,;�}� �, hn�� ts.l A �v(hrtS �,.. rge -r ACCOUNT HO. DIARio LAS AMERICAS P.O. Bc.x s93177, MIAMI, FLORIDA 531:f! ADVERTISING ORDER INVOICE N * • oV V AGENCY i 1�•11�5` 1980 II ,+ � ADVERTISER SALESM (9) Ralph G. Ongie, City Clerk i ADDRESS P.O. Box 330708, Miami, Florida 33133 ,- d#E' '2370 PHONE NO. GOorglaBILLING 579-6065 Little INSTRUCTIONS end bill with affidavit and tearsheets 17ar�r� C', 1980 COLUMNS Z INCHES 3 TOTAL INCHES 6 RATE IOTA: PER AD 4'z 00 TIMES TOTAL AMOUNT 1 -. jp42.00 SUPLEMENTARY CHARGES Z PRODUCT: Aviso Legal emkin Revision de itinerario de la Junta de la Comisi6n TAG LINE: VERIFY NEW AD® REPEAT FROM EDISPLAY ❑CLASSIFIED POSITION REQUESTED: oow'd4► Ott •arc «� ACCOUNT NO. DIARno LAS AMERICAS P.O. B(.X 593177, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33159 ADVERTISING ORDER INVOICE NOS 70 878 AGENCY ,. .. f -. 0A1��7755 .Ti�yQRRD . 1980 aI a ADVERTISER j fALESM (o) Ralph G. angler City Clerk AOORESS P.O. BOX 330708# Miami, Florida 33133 #E'32320 PHONE NO. 579-6065 Little BILLING INSTRUCTIONS end bill with affidavit and tearsheets Q �1WrT6 V'� 199; COLUMNS 2 INCHES 3 TOTAL INCHES 6 RATE TOTAL PER AD 7.00 42.00 TIMES 1 ' TOTAL AMOUNT 42.00 SUPLEMENTARY CHARGES 1 Y 3 1 S 6 10 11 1 13 1 PRODUCT: Aviso Legal amhis Revision de itinerari0 de la Junta de la ComisMn TAG LINE: VERIFY NEW AD REPEAT FROM POSITION REQUESTED: DISPLAY "CLASSI mewo a oc µwm mywo DIARIO LAS AMERICAS • Pig. 9 Ser el Principal $Bajo el Signo de 1co DominoicanoIs Bob@ Por we Lll yffj ar Paler on IX?. Deus 1 trav#s de su partido He. enormes planes —dijo— n% lari &1 poder en Ins clec• cesitemos el Congreso y la :loner de 1082 y conseguiri justicia", y agreg6 que pars -rradicar la miseris y el ganor su partido las elec• lambre del pals, clones iri a "cads lugar don - de hay& dominicanos con de - "Para alcanzar nuestros recho a ejercer el %to". ■/ ration on Kingston ,arestia de Agua rzo 7 (UPI) de Is parte site de Is ciudad en donde habia Kingston se agua disponible tratando de Ilenar sus en• jdad con en• vases. as una huel• d t I m InTmon on minus NUEVA YORK, Mario 7 (UPI) — Las acclones on el Mercado de Valores tuvieron ayer uno de sun prores dies debido al temor de los laversionislas por la Inlloci6n norte• americans. Corredores a inverslonlstas estaban preocupadon porque el indice de prectos mayoristas que se conocerA boy puede marcar un gran aumento. Robert Russell, titular del Consejo de Establlidad do' Preclos y Salarios, dijo que Is situaci6n 11estA empeorando de un modo nefasto". El senador Alan Cranston predijo que el presidente i Jimmy Carter propondrA controles selectivos de er#dlto Como parte de un programa contra Is inllacl6n que serfs anunciado Is semana pr6xima. El indice Dow .tones cay616,81 puntos, a 828,07. Is mayor p#rdida desde los 18,34 caidos el 21 de tebrero. EI Dow h b' 1e ue us in • Brigades de la Comisi6n Ilevaron a has - a to perdido ayer 11,60 puntos. , pitales camiones•tanques con agua prove- El indice de la Bolsa de Nueva fork perdi6 1,44 puntos, !a Comisi6n nienle de reservas subterraneas. quedando en 61,94, y el preelo por aeci6n cay6 74 centavos. �peraasuaai..__.......w � .1Y"i(:!Y'4Y.J.l.. ,t+ L•, }:. ' �S:' to Klesiton, Lac:bYJac cuperaron a lac alsac, LSY7 a 16i), es,tre 1.017 wtw• Mri ieBoclbdea. ' r de la ciudad Un ardiente sol prim averal aument6 la' clientele de los bares donde los retrescos y El volumen de la bolas, totallx6 40.610.0N acclones, , bebidas alcoh6licas reemplazsron Is talta contra 40.240.000 ne`ocladas antler. r paces Areas de agua. EmWn de Bono: del Bono MUWW f WASHINGTON, Mar. 7 (EFE).- El "Banco Mundtal" anunc16 la emisi6n de 350.000.600 de d6lares norteamerica- s,os en bonos, que tueron otrecidos a los mercados del exte- rior de Estados Unldos, se Intorm6 el jueves en esta caps. , tal. Los bonos, por dos aiios, producirin un Inter6s del 12.45 { por clento anual y ban sido otrecidos el pasado 12 de tebre• ro a los Bancos Centrales, Instituciones gubernamentales , y organizaciones internacionales. i Un total de 64 instituciones suscribieron Is emisi6n y otra por igual monto se completari el pr6zimo 15 de marzo. De:cuento on el Ce1`6 Pere Tres Pebie: ' RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar. 7 (AFP).— El Instituto Brasi• leifo del Cat# (IBC) anunc16 aqua un descuento de 50,000 d6• lares por bolsa de cat# en grano o molido exportado a Ar- gentina. Chile y Uruguay. ' Ese descuento pare el producto embarcado haste el dia a ; 30 de abril pr6zimo tue extendido a los registros de vents pars exportaci6n a esos poises electuados a partir del dia 11 de tebrero ultimo. Lonje del Cobre, el Utah y el Plomo ZURICH, Suiza, Mar. 7 (AFP).— El oro bajaba en el mercado do cambios de Zurich, mlentras el d6lar se We ! i consolidando con 1,7105—1,7120 trancos suizos por unidad. "`•� Al clausurarse ]as operaclones del ml#rcoles, el d6lar es. tabs a 1,7060-1,7080 trancos suizos. E n to que respects al oro, se repll }n ZurlM 635,00 r — 640,00 d6lares por onza.. do �{ • M. �. t Ivteue n.•I������yc_lsa. LlL� �� �_�._�____ __ .. • NOW IID Promete Kennedy Bienestar en la Isla A es Elegido MAYAGUEZ (Puerto Rico), Mario 7 (UPI) — El presidente de Is Asociact6n de Alcaldes de Puerto Ri• co, Benjamin Cole, dijo que el aspirante presidenclal dem6crata Edward Kennedy, le asegur6 que st logra la presidencia de Estados Unidos los municiplos de Is Isla "no sufrlrfin la escasez de tondos de operaclones que tienen en el presente". La Asociael6n agrupa a todos los alcaldes pertene• clentes al Partido Popular Democritico (PPD) y Cole es el alcalde de Mayaguez. Cole dio a conocer one carte que le env16 el senador Kennedy en Is que express so preocupacl6n de que los municiplos de Puerto Rico no est6n reciblendo Is ayu• do federal del Programs Anti•Recesionario. Cole sgreg6 que le complacia mucho que Kennedy aceptara ese compromise de fortalecer Is economic de los municiplos de Is Isla y de Is nacl6n. Homenaje Mum a irmloW P SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO, Marzo 7 (EFE)— EI cantante puertorriqueilo Danny Rivera Inaugur6 aqua, con on gran Fxito de p6blico, una Berle de recite• les en homenaje a la cantante y compositora chflena desaparecida, Violets Parra. Con el lema "Gracfas a Is Vida", una de las can - clones mis populaces de Violets, Danny Rivera in• terpreW 16 de las composiciones mis representativas de Is compositora chilens, fallecida en 1997. En su prim era parte, el cantante puertorriquedo die Eolasis a los eanciones mis revoluelonarias de Violeta come "Me gustan los Estudiantes", "La Carta" y "To Canto Is Diferencia", temas Jnspirados en el folklore tradicional chfleno. Anunde Sanchez %ilella que no Reingresard al PPD SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Mario 7 (UPI) — El ex gobernador Roberto Sanchez VUella aausc16 que no reingresari al Partido Popular Democritico, aunque reconoc16 que esa colectividad politics "constituye el Instrumento potencial par& realfz&r tareas de la ma- yor Importancia para el pais". Sanchez Vflella dijo en una declaracl6n entregada a 1& prensa que el PPD presents us cuadro de "dial - stones y dUerenclas de criterfos en las cuales no esti claro si son causadas per la existencia de on liderato dbbil o sl per el contrario dicho liderato d6b11 es causa• do per las divisiones mencionadas". . Al respecto el ex gobernador. quien foe invitado a regresar al PPD per el fundedor de Is colectividad Luis Muftoz Marinry per el presldente de Is misma, Mi- guel Hernindez Agodijo que el envolvlmlento de r los populas en lap . a norteamericana demuestra en form a "cabal" las ti..erencias en el seno del PPD. ■ •_ 6 w w • Af"irma Wessmin L'ider Esd $eyuro of Lai hWor And'mvni k q SANTO DOMINGO, Mar. Finafinente el lider del zo 7 (EFE ).— EI general re- "PQD" sefial6 que este lla• 1 tirade Elias Wessin y Wes• mamlento signiflca on ! sin, dirigente del Partido compromiso y es una res. 1 Quisqueyano Dem6crata ponsabllidad de coda dirl• (PQD), aflrm6 aqui ser el gente y de cad& mlembro de principal lider democritico so partido. dominicano. Wessin, conocido luchador Desesnei anticomunista, tom6 Jura• mento a 9,144 cuadros del "PQD", en on movimiento que ha calificado cams "el mis vigoroso en el pals du• rante los 61tlmos afios". E1 ex militar fue durante Jos afios 1sa4.65 el hombre mis Jmportante en las Fuer- sas Armadas dominicanas, sacado per las fuersss late• ramerleaass de pas al exte- rior, y deportedo en 1971 per el doctor Joaquin Balaguer tras protagonizar on frustra- do golpe de estado. KINGSTON, (Jamaica), M4 — Desesperados residentes d lanzaron a las calles de esta 0 eases en busca de agua mientli, g& de 1.200 trabaJaderes de aci, claba on tercer dia. Seldades s s ivetHroreo de: de Agns intentaronmenteee`1 estaciones de bombeo de agna i pero gran parte del sector bajo estuvo sin el vital liquido. Wessin esti seguro de que La muchedumbre cubr16Is$ - (f � ✓. 1 Ij r .. tie 3' I 4N STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF DADS ) Personally appeared before me the undersigned, Enrique J. Perez, to me well-known, who being duly sworn that he is Advertising Manager of Diario Las deposes and says Americas, newspaper of general circulation, published daily Dade County, Florida. Affiant further except Monday, in Miami, that the above named newspaper has continuously published says daily except Mondays in Dade County, Florida, for more than first publication of said Legal one year immediately preceding Notice or advertisement and was during all such time and now .,is entered as second class mail matter in the United States in Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the Legal Post Office Notice; or Advertisement, all copy of which is hereto attached, was published in DIARIO LAS-AMERICAS / on 'the' following days: Saturday, March8, 198Q , �. Signed- itj'lLCN= •this Sworn.toand ubscribed be ore me day :o lg in Miami, Dade County, Florida. MAWS LARGEST CIRCULA M..J.FRO-AMERWAN DAILY 9 M- "Wmh 1AWr1j amd Awke FWA11- 111601hoide 8MWft C40UF in N. nm Ammb - Rooen20 Mimi. fkwW19 3314-8 Rd" Rd"am - A&WOMM - ftewomemd . . 0 cogrAlmeaft flejalkm 0 rMloonwhy %=%no 0 MR semi= Business cards - $15. 00 & Up per thousand A29FACM AU 2W 2WARSHIM PHONES: 696-8541. 624-422 Ext. E nor" 8, 1980 City of Miami ftZCWWiag DiViolan P.O. Box 330706 Miami, Placid 33133 Attims xr* Ralph cogie City Clock crtil GarAwd K4* EDITOR & Pusi ISHER ISSUE SPACE PAGE AMOUNT- EPOSI BALANC OLD BA LACE AMT. DUE 3-6-60 3 x 4 1/4 13D 43,7S 12318 R&WO Can, Meeting 43*75 ant* dw MaTz (W DA DADS Witadme V hand and offic I mea y of . 1980 y FAk. State of Floridaat MY remission Expires June 12, owd lip 6ky ic f Am"I"Ma i,. -bj, S to Of P Me at go f Your remittance by return mail will be appreclated.Make checks poyaMe to UVATY NEWS. Thank You. ORB SHOPPER GUIDE Mar. 6 - 12, 1980 Classifieds) NOTICE TO PUBLIC REVISED COMMISSION MEETING SCHEDULE FOR MARCH Please be advised that the dates of the City Com- mission Meetings for the month of March have been changed as follows: t Tuesday, March 18, 1980 (8:00 O'clock P.M.) Planning and Zoning Meeting. Wednesday, March 19, 1980.(9:00 O'clock:A.M.) Regular City Comission Meeting. Monday, March 311, 1980 (1:00 O'clock P.M.) - Regular City Commission Meeting. Please be also advised that thsze will be a Srecial of the City Commission on Thursday, April 3, _j80, at 1)00 P.M. in connection with the City of Miami/ University of Miami Jame L. Knight International Center, RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA BID N0. 79-80-51 III Sealed bids vill be received by the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of MAami, Florida no later than 10:00 A.M. o'clock March 21, 1980, for furnish- ing repairs to the filtering system at Shenandoah k Swimming Pool for the Department of Building A Veh- i icle Maintemace in accordance vitlt, ''' - .::Say. �•• v�v �`l�..A...�' PAW 138 Leg, _ t )ossified Ads for Fast LA _ _-• A. AA ewe .L EARN up to $50.00 per 100 addressing envelopes at home. We shov you hov. Yo4 do not have to guy stamps or env- elopes. Write World Mailers, 2024 E-42, Freedom, Blvd., Freedom, Ca. 95019. $25.00 per 100 guaranteed earnings addressing envel- opes at home. We pay all necessary expenses. Financial Freedom, 598 Green Valley, Rd, Dept. E-92, Watsonville, Ca. 95076 I want to BUY a Used Piano. 634-9114 BID NO, 79-80-53 Sealed bids vill be received by the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of Miami,- Florida no lat- er than 10:30 a.m. o'clock March 14, 1980, for fur- nishing Information Processing Equipment for the Department of Police in accordance vith detailed specifications available upon request at the office of the Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Division, 3318 Pan American Drive, Miami, telephone 579-6380. The cations available upon; regw"I at -the -office of the Purchasing Agnet, Purchasing Division; 3318 Pan Am- erican Drive, Miami, telephone 579-6380. The City Manager has the power to reject all bids and read- vertise. J.R. Brassie City Manager Ili Mrw�rl BID NO. 79-80-50 Sealed bids for construction of NORTH 59th 111ZE'T HIGHWAY H-4452 will be received by the City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida at 2:30 p.m. on .the 27th day of March, 1980 in the City Comission Room, +vst floor, Mimi City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, 1W .nner Key, Miami , Florida at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. Briefly, the work will include the construction of approximately 0.5 mile of street on North 59th Street between N.W. 2nd Avenue and N.E. 2nd Avenue. Construction will include the following: clearing and grading, construction of asphaltic pavement , con- crete curbs and/or gutters, concrete sidewalk, storm sever facilities, landscaping and paint striping. All bids shall be submitted in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders and Specifications. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the director, De- partment of Public Works, 3332 Pan American Drive, Miami Florida. Plans and specifications are to be returned in good order and unmarked within 10 days after bids have been received. ( Those minority or target area contractors/small bus- `�adesses interested in submitting bids are advised to contact Contractors Training and Development, Inc. to be provided technical assistance in preparing bid pack- ages.. Proposal includes the time of performance, and spec- ficiations contain provisions for liquidated damages for failure to complete the work on time. The City Commission reserves the right to waive any informality in any bid, and the City Manager may reject any or all bids, and readvertise. Ralph G. Ongie City Clerk ,:� ,y ! snsger aas 1:3e po�ner Ito re�lec�t caul b:lda and readvertise. J.R. Grassie City Manager BID NO. 79ZO-54 Sealed bids for the ORANGE BOWL REPAIRS - MISCELL- ANEOUS - 1980 will be received by the City Manager and the City Clerk of The City of Miami, Florida not later than 2:00 p.mo on the 31st day of March, 1986, in the City Clerk's Office, first floor of the Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami Florida 33133 at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. The project consist of the following work to be done in the north and south stands of the Orange Bowl Stadium: the removal and replacement of a raw of steel deck walkway, the addition of supports for pole lights, as well'as other small repairs. The Orange Bowl is located at 1400 N.W. 4th Street. If there are any question, call 579-6865, Ed Connor, Structures Engineer. All bids shall be submitted in accordance with the instructions to bidders and specificiations. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Director, Dep- :..tment of Public Works, 3332 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. Plans and specifications are to be re- turned in good order and unmarked within 10 days after bids have been received. Those minority or target area contractors/small bus- inesses interested in submitting bids are advised to contact Contractors Training and Development, Inc. to be provided technical assistance in preparing bid pack- ages. Proposal includes the time of performance, and spec- fications contain provisions for liquidated damages for failure to complete the work on time. Ttse City Commission reserves the right to waive any informality in any bid, and the City Manager may reject any or all bids, and readvertise. Joseph R. Grassie City Manager ZAV400 01►w dS W IMM* SIKMODU19*4 'r 77, _i 'i i t f { S7 Tim MIAMIftRAD 8 NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC. All Interested persona please take no - ties that the Regular City Commission Meeting previously scheduled for March 13, 1980 will be held on Tues d&j. March 18, 19RO at 9 O'clock A.M. in th y Comml -salon Chambers, .3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Flor- Ida 33133., cri RALPH 0. ONGIE n() CITY CLERK .CITY. 01114AIAMI, FLORIDA TO BE FILED IN THi. "ORKING PAPERS OF MEETING OF MARCH 18, 1980 ,