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By ALLISON FINN
Nora. Staff WIN,
antesBilliewas at the controls
small Cessna a thousand feet
above the vast, mossy, green
s'tiamp that his grandfather had to
craas by dugout
)e.
he newly
eletted chair-
men of the
Seminole Indi-
anoTribe was In
ant: ebullient
mood despite
thg, bumpy
skies, 'dodging
bugzards and
softly humming
thS,' song Vo-
lare.
Suddenly a bright arc of colors
appeared over the Everglades.
"Look, a rainbow!" cried the newly
elected chairman of the Seminole
Indian tribe. "But where's the pot
of'old?"
f profit can be found anywhere
on„the Seminoles' three federal res-
ervations, Billie intends to find it.
He's unabashedly committed to
making money for the tribe.
The largest reservation is the 70,-
000•acre Big Cypress, mostly in tar
West Broward and partly in Palm
Beach and Hendry counties. The
Brighton reservation on the north-
western shore of Lake Okeecchobee
is about half as large as Big Cy-
press. The other Broward reserva-
tion, about 500 acres, is on the
north edge of Hollywood between
State Road 7 and Florida's Turn-
pike.
IN TWO WEEKS, the Seminoles
will begin a new business venture
— a bingo hall In Hollywood next
to their tax-free cigaret stores. "It
will make quite a bit more than the
smoke shops," Billie enthused.
"The United States wasn't built
on grants," he went on. "I'll be able
to establish the things I want much
faster. Our people don't need to go
on living in a 16th-Century atmo-
sphere when we should be getting
ready for the 25th."
Steeped in their ways, some of
the 1,200 Seminoles are resisting
their aggressive 35-year-old chair-
man's efforts. Businessmen among
them who are accustomed to their
privileges are unhappy with him.
So are some of the older traditional-
ists, including some formidable.
Baptists.
"Keep a low profile and give
them hell," he snorted. "It's just too
bad. We're living in a modern
world."
BILLIE
* * *
TO BILLIE, breaking tradition
comes easily.
He's apt to arrive for business
conferences in his yellow sports car
titer a morning of alligator wres-
tling. Today, he won't have to face,
another Tribal Council meeting,
when protracted presentation'
prompt him to thunder that he's in
,danger of falling asleep.
we're not going to have anything,"
Billie replied hotly. "I've been in
here six months. You've been pray-
ing to God all these years and have
you seen Him come down and do
anything for you?"
Once she had Billie cornered, she
also let the chairman know what
she thinks plans for a crafts store at
Big Cypress. Billie operates a simi-
lar shop In Hollywood, the Native
Village, under a tribal lease. Until
he became chairman, he also ran a
profitable chickee-building firm.
"They're poor," she complained
of the money -losing craft stores.
"Don't tell me about it. They should
all be bulldozed."
Her teen -aged son interrupted:
"It's all right as long as the custom-
ers buy their Cokes here."
THE CHAIRMAN beamed.
"Now, you've got business sense,"
he exclaimed.
Trouble is, many of the Indians
who run businesses leased from the
tribe don't think Blllle's stand on
business makes sense. On the one
hand, he' wants leases revised so
more profits go to the tribe..But he
also says he's encouraging individu-
al enterprise.
"He wants some sort of commun-
istic operation," said former Chair-
man Howard Tommie, who leases
smoke shops. "What happens to the
individual who wants to do busi-
ness?"
* * *
BILLIE TRIED not to sound an-
noyed as he left Big Cypress. Back
in the plane, he was smarting over
her criticism.
"We finally get the land back and
now they want to give it away,".he
blurted out.
More mulling. "If I don't do what
they want, they can kick me out."
But back in the air, he was filled
with his plans again. North Perry
Airport was in sight and he pre-
tended to speak into the plane's
radio microphone.
"Seminole Mr Lines welcomes
you," he said. "Who knows? It`
could happen one day. I dream a
, lot.,,
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a 24-hour race in Tropical Park
j, long way
were several rollovers, a few near ca-
m'and some anxious moments during
ops, but all the cars finished the gruell-
-ace was the closest thing to Indy for
the park -goers who watched.
had some people who came to watch in
Ile of the night," said Steve De Vito,
t of the South Florida club, which did
•acar.
Ito, 24, a vacation tours salesman who
racing model cars for six years, said he
end "got drunk one night' 'and came up
idea for the race.
Tito also says model cars are not toys.
ve to have good coordination and per-
he; said.'"It's twice as difficult as driv-
tl car."
n it was all over, the Associated Racing
/hose members were from Michigan and
ia, was victorious. Their 549 miles in 24
roke the world record set by an Iowa
t year of 439.
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ELIOTT RODRIGUEZ
MI�11,1 Nun Reporter
Tom McGary is a six-foot, heavy -set General
Motors automotive engineer whose hobby is rac-
ing cars. He likes the big ones that roll off GM's
assembly line, but his favorites come in a smaller
size.
McGary's hobby is racing radio -controlled
model cars. He enjoys it so much that he didn't
think twice about driving all the way from his
home in Michigan for the second annual "24
Hours of Miami" model -car race, which ended
yesterday at Tropical Park. •
• "I'll be back next year," McGary said- after
he and four other members of the Associated
Racing Team broke the world record for a 24-
hour race.
McGary and the other model -car racers from
all over the country who took part in the. race
don't think their hobby is kid stuff.
"It's an adult hobby," said McGary, who also
races dragsters. "The kids couldn't afford to
compete the way we compete."
The competition yesterday was so stiff that
at times it looked like the drivers and pit crews
were at the Indianapolis 500 instead of the Trop-
ical Park parking lot.
Five teams with drivers from Orlando, Fort.
Myers, Iowa, Louisiana, California and Michigan
entered the race. Each had one 22-inch-long plas-
tic car, five drivers who took turns operating the
radio controls, and a pit crew.
The starting gun went off at 2 p.m. Saturday
and the cars contined to whiz around the track
until the checkered flag was waved at 2 p.m.
yesterday by a member of the South Florida
Radio -Controlled Car Club, which sponsored the
race.
The plastic cars, each about five pounds and
carrying one -horsepower engines, made hun-
dreds of treks around the track at speeds of up to
100 mph. Their four -ounce tanks had to be filled
with liquid methane every six minutes.
The "drivers" steered their cars while stand-
ing on a two -foot -high wooden platform.
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acei6n de la URSS no hu•
11 biers paledo de tans note
t` diplomittca.
Compare a Brezhnev con
el ayatollah Khomeini y dtjo
que tienen de comun su cre•
enele en Dios.... Expres6
tamblen no creer en la pug•
da chlno•sovidtica sino mis
Wen en un acnerdo ticito pa•
re que uno de los dos reciba
siempre la ayuda de EE.UU.
Ginsburg cerre su diserta•
ci n refiridndose a los sum•
mientos de los famillares de
los presos, posiblemente los
que peor viven en la URSS, y
a los vejimenes de que les
hacen victims'. Esos sutra.
mientos y esos vejimenes
son un simbolo del sistema
bajo e1 cual vive la URSS.
Al final de su dlsertacien,
el Dr. Rolando Espinosa y el
contador Angel de Pedro
entregaron una place de re•
conocimiento al famoso diet•
dente sovidtico, a nombre
del exllio'cubano.
Convoca,a Conferencia de Pi nos;
Sete= de Educeci&n del Condsdo
El Sistema de Escuelas
Piblicas del Condado de Da.
de figura entre tres sistemas
escolares urbanos del pais
que estin siendo analizados,
para determiner las virtu•
des de la educacibn p6blica
en los Estados Unidos.
Con motivo de ello, la ad•
ministrachin escolar ha con.
vocado a una conferencta de
prensa el proximo lunes 3 de
diciembre, a las 10:30 a.m.,
en el auditorium de la Junta
de Educacien, ocesi6n en
que el Superintendete de Es.
cuelas Johnny Jones presen•
tars al Dr. Frances S. Chg.
se, Director de Estudios de
Educact6n Urbana.
El doctor Chase y sus cole.
gas mlembros del grupo que
esti realizando la encuesta,
describirin sus actividades
investigativas desem•
pehadas en los sistemas es•
colares de Nueva York, Den.
ver y Dade pare determiner
los mejores metodos admi•
nistrativos, asi como los pia.
nes de estudio mis ade•
cuados y los programas fe•
derales mis benefictoso.
Los miembros restantes
del equipo de Estudios de
Educacion Urbana que visa•
tarin las eseuelas del Gonda•
EVIDENCIA DE LOS
PLATILLOS VOLADORES
En b pipe tree de se seacke del 11 ds rs s id rs pmdo, el 'Ohio to
Mbine' Ohms be Midi{ de me dos oven" ahtiee randoree►, *inn
• sun mien mead de poem m late qos, msgi ldo s uuo m re slos en lienstro
de dares, el piolo di mien dsd66 saner por Minor a uR droque. T Is
ride Id ruder ds Msbid 03mpd66 we los dos orris Mien Who un des -
ma de anos metro nil metros en memos de trans seprdos, lo ea spin as
sspsrbi, noes wpm de hoar *mil aide de Is buirt tee prusba de le pre
sends de bs pesos wisdom heron be oonriana, qua d propio miniwo
sopaAd do Trsmports y i omeniasciams, s►. SAWN Sandia TeriR, dsdere a l
press we Ill inddrm a un Wards de we ks men eristen."
Meows al urn rn mb ede psramimb de un ssW6os del Esprieamo, el
Or. Mks Wiper Amble, d dads: 11 Wands de los WIN wisdom, we
• mile WOW del ESPo Ns y p pubs hide deb sae en otra Meows, retain d
wee
heMudoi t bode weed b mends en a sue Pomp ca ni06 te pYreidsd de los nelmo me swore tr ler
rm
s d Mice metro de ride en d Urdrerso." emTieTe
La'Qangd de 1/4% toga.
Todos nosoiros buscamos gangas en
estos dials. Tiene sentido. Pero debemos
examiner cuidadosamente esas'gangas.'
LSon verdaderos ahorros? LO nos cuestan
dinero?
do; son el Dr. David Bennet,
Vicesuperintendente de las
Escuelas Mikes de Mil.
waukee; William E. Bell, In.
vestigador Asociado del gru•
po de Estudios de Educaci6n
Urbana; Dr. James Walter,
Profesor Adjunto de la Uni•
versidad de Missouri; Dr.
Daniel Griffiths, Decano de
la Eacultad de Educaci6n de
la Univ erstad de Nueva
York; Dra. Barbara Sizem'o•
re, Profesora de la Universi•
dad de Pittsburgh; y el Dr.
Egon Guba, Profesor de la
Universidad de Indiana. Se
anticipa que, con to sole 'ex•
cepclin del Dr. Guba, todos
los miembros del equipo es•
tarin presentes en la confe•
rencia de prensa.
El grupo de Estudios de
Educaci6n ,Urbana esti
patrocinado por el Consejo
de Escuelas de Grandes
Ciudades y por el Consejo
Universiterio de Educacien
Administrativa, contendo
edemas con el apoyo de:,la
Fundacibn Spenser, y el
Institute Nacional de Educe•
don.
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Un nuevo Proyecto Misionsro para los Hispenos de la ciuded de
Miami se he iniciado en la tglesia Luterana de Todos los Santos
(Hope Lutheran Church) es el 6330 Bird Road, Miami, Fla.
Para empezet esta obra, le Ipiseia Luterana (ALC) he extendido un
Ilamamiento al Rev. Ciro Rocco quien he desarrollado una obre
misionsra pa mis de 15 aflos entre los emigrantes de New Jersey.
8Prissier autosehideridDomingo 2deDidembreales 00P.M.;
Se ofrecen tambidn estudios Biblicce, Escuele Dominicel y Consejo
Pastoral, Otrss actividades es anunciarin peribdicamente.
Si Ud. no pertenscs a ninguna Iglesie Is invitemos a la IWIaela ".+
Luterana de Todos los Santos. Todos son bienvanidos pore
Adorer al Sefio► y pars toner una mis intima relacian con El y;con
Ia Comunidad.
Pea mis informaci6n Hams al Tel.: 6661307.
galones al afio por esa distancia adicional
echa abajo el'aumento' en sus ahorros.
Nadie puede hacer mas por su dinero
que el personal del Florida National Bank.
Ya que ellos le otrecen la conveniencia de '
depositor sus ahorros donde mismo hace sus
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Pag.1.6 - DIA 1O LAS AMERICAS DOMINGO2DEaOEMBREDE t119
esenmascara Ia Politica•dit
el Disidente Sovi�tico Gin-
Por ARIEL REMOS
El disidente ruso Alexan-
der Ginzburg afirm6 que en
la URSS no existen ni de-
rechos humanos ni derechos
civiles y que si el fuera a
hablar en su pais sobre de•
rechos humanos como lo es•
tabs haciendo aqui, seria el
discurso mas breve de su vi-
da.
El famoso disidente so•
littico hablo a mas de un
centenar de personas en el
Biscayne College, donde fue
invitado a hablar sobre "La
Religion en la Union Soviets•
ca". Ginzburg habl6 en ruso,
utilizando un traductor al
tngles y su comparecencia
resulte convincente, por la
forma liana mezclada a ve-
ces de ironia con que des -
nub la realldad y la propa-
ganda de que se vale elgo•
bierno comunista para sop.
tenerse sobre una teoria de
engafos.
Ginzburg explic6 que en
Rusia solo existe la libertad
de "no profesar" en cuanto a
religion y que la revolution
comunista ha costado 00
millones de vidas. Se refiri6
al papel que estin jugando
la disidencia y la prensa
clandestina dentro del regi-
men sovietico cerrado. Por
eso estin perseguidos por la
policia secrete y se utiliza
contra los implicados todo ti-
po de represion.
Paso despues a examinar
los dlstintos detechos que
garantizan las constltu-
clones democriticasi pa.
iabra, organization, de•
mostraci6n, movimiento,
que son inexlstentes en la
URSS. Recoedo las de.
mostraciones en la Plass
Roja cuando la invasion de
Checoslovaqula, que ter -
mine con la rapids represi6n
de los demostradores y el
envio de muchos de ellos a
las prisiones; e igualmente a
los vigilantes de los acuer-
dos de Helsinski,,la mayoria
de los miles, Canto en
Moscb, como en Lituanla y
Ukrania, estin todavia en
prisl6n.
Pasd LeasiLsis
Por FERNANDO ALLOZA
Si se abre por cualquier
pigina, el Iibro reciente•
mente editadb en Bogoti,
"Los 500 mejores chlstes de
Alter"; encontrariten di, rap
gos de Ingenfo y en algunos
cases el chaste le hart rear o
por lo menos sonreir.Y sive el
proiogo de dicho libro se
sabre que su autor es un ru•
mano que ha vivido casi toda
su vida en Colombia, que su
sombre es Abraham Chills y
cial es otra mentira. Los me-
dicos tienen que examinar a
30 personas en una hors y
hay paclentes que tienen que
esperar un afo pars ver a un
especialista.
En el periodo de preguntas
y respuestas,Ginzburg estu.
vo categorico en contra de la
ratification del Tratado
Salt 11, "a so ser que a los
norteamericanos les guste
vivir peligrosamente".... E
cuanto a la situation e
Iris, Ginsburg Mims que
los EE.UU. hubleran real
zado una action como la d
los judios en Entebbe, la r=
oticias e ' iami y Flori
Publican en Bogot el Libro
de los 500 Chistes de Alter
Compendio de ingenio, Neblades y Memo* Pace Corn
que "Alter" es el seudeolmo
que usa en sus trabajos lite-
rartos, y en sus representa-
clones de magfa en los es.
pecticulos donde exhibe sus
habilidades.
El autor de este Oro de
chistes, recientemente
publicado, poco a poco va
formando de sus habilidades
y resulta que bible echo
Mimes, pesee un intermi•
nable repertorfo de truces de
magic, escribe y compose
tendons y bate demestra•
clones de nemotecnia
metedo para cultivar fa
memoria• en las que es ea•'
paz de decir a sus espectado•
res el sombre y nimero de
telefono que aparece en de.!
terminada piglna de la gala;
de .Miami, por ejemploy,. a
la vet, en dies galas de otras
tantas cfudades.
—Pero nonce be sido an pro.
lesional de estas habilidades'
-nos coofiesa "Alter"- resat.
to que mi vida ha discurridoj
y se be desarrollado siemprel
como la de us pegaeio bar..
goes dedicado a pegseiosi
negocios. La vida Ilene sus
exigencies que Was esaei
cocas tan poco commies, io.
me las satisfactaa y teve quea
dedlcarme a gegecles. Er lid
acts elided teigo una apostled
de vlajes en ilogoti qui'as
permits elide coo clefts bet.;
gore. Y shore gee ye Imo a,`:
mas bljes criedos y blem el!
Wades ea la ride; dNfee
mas tlempo a cis Melba!
clones, de hamorlsta; magi.
o adlvlaader de admen' de,,
• teld[esos.
He coasegulde contrite'.
pars represeataeleaes ea':
distiatesteitres de Io ote 7'
shore en Miami, tainb#pie
conseguido el ser preseatad
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