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COD CT A TC CAAni Apr St. Petersburg Times, Saturday, Dec. 14, 1968 3B Minto Defends Comments On Pollution As "Not Negativistic' Times Bureau SARASOTA Wallace L. chairman of the Sarasota County Advisory Committee on Air and Water Pollution Mining, has notified Manatee County officials that his recent comments on their code were "not Intended as negativistic criticism." In a letter to Chris Angeli-dis, pollution control director of Manatee County, Minto ex-plained the remarks made in a letter Dec. 4 to the Sarasota County Minto said the crux of his report was that his committee is opposed to any lowering of "our present standards for the sole purpose of making them uniform with those of Manatee County or the state of Florida." In support of the committee's conclusion, Minto said the report contained certain specific facts.

As one point, Minto said, Sarasota code is more stringent and comprehensive than that of Manatee or the state, adding "I trust you will agree to the correctness of that observation." The report also stated the opinion of the Sarasota committee that the air pollution provision of the Manatee code will not meet the criteria of the federal government and directed attention to a report "Air Quality Criteria for Sulfur Oxide" issued by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare on March 22, 1967. The Manatee code per mits, in the committee's opinion, a sulfure dioxide content of ambient (surrounding) air at a property line higher than what the U.S. Department sets. Minto further states that Sarasota's code on air pollution is in conformity with the federal report.

Minto also notes that the Manatee code embodies no water quality standard, there fore does not meet federal water quality standards. Sarasota's code, Minto added, meets or surpasses all federal criteria to date for air and water quality and in some instances surpasses it. Minto also told Angelidis the committee disagrees with "your public comment that Sarasota's code is too inclu sive and tight, hence unenforceable." He continued that in the past year and a half all major operations in the county which were initially in violation have made the necessary changes and now meet or surpass standards. Tests, Minto said, show that Sarasota's air quality has actually "improved since implementation of our code" de spite great growth of population and Industry. "We note with pleasure that the air coming in from Manatee is also better than a year ago for which our thanks." Minto added.

He concluded the committee Is ready at any time to defend and justify the rigorous and comprehensive standards "we now have." Sailor Circus Manatee Kennel Club To Stage All-Breed Dog Show On Jan. 9 tion for this show will be the erection of a large tent on the north side of the auditorium grounds for use of exhibitors and handlers. No private crates, tables, grooming tables and exercise pens will be allowed in the show building. All grooming must be done outside the building, either in the tent or from handlers' vehicles. JUDGES ARE Mrs.

Anna E. Cowie of Phoenixville, Maurice L. Baker of Minneap. olis of Tallahassee; Phil Mose-ley of Tallahassee; Phil Marsh of Wayne, Louis J. Murr of Spring Valley, N.Y.; Percy Roberts of Noroton Heights, Isadore Schoenberg of San Antonio, and Vera Sheridan of Dunedin.

The best dog in the show, will receive $25 and a silver plated tray. There also will be junior showmanship competition. itmssgmM' sill uu if illy 1 STATEWIDE HUNT Staff Photo by Pat Piper Broadstreet, Detroit, Mich. 48204. ONE DOES NOT have to be a member of the Kennel Club to enter a dog in competition.

The only requirements are that the dog be a purebred specimen of one of the breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club, which include sporting, hounds, working, terriers, toys and non-sporting. The dog must be owned by the person making the entry. Entry blanks may be obtained from Mrs. Joan Z. Bailey of Bradenton, club president.

De Soto Kiwanis Club will be in charge of admissions and will receive the benefit. Admission fees are $1 for adults and those 16 of over. Children under 16 accompanied by their parents will be admitted for half price. THE PALMETTO Jaycees will be on hand to provide refreshments throughout the show hours. Dr.

Allen E. Corbin of Bradenton is the show veterinarian. Mrs. Nancy Padgette of Bradenton will be chief ring steward with the Southeastern Professional Stewards Association supplying the ring Need For Timber Shifting Slows House's Travel Englewood Woman, 100, Still Sought Performance To Aid Kilties Times Bureau SARASOTA The Sarasota Sailor Circus will present a special performance at 8 p.m. today at the Robarts Sports Arena.

Proceeds of the event will benefit not the Sailor Circus of Sarasota High School but a group from a rival equally well known, the Kiltie Band of Riverview High School. THE KILTIES have been selected as one of only 24 bands to participate in the New Year's Day Rose Bowl Parade. They have the additional honor of being the only high school band selected from the southeastern United States. Several thousands of dollars are needed to underwrite the trip, and band members with the assistance of the Band Boosters Club are working to "earn their way." To lend their support, members of the Sailor Circus which observed its 20th anniversary this spring, have been putting in extra hours to assemble the show. It will actually be a preview of some of the acts in the spring circus scheduled April 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 and 12.

FEATURED Df tonight's show will be Sue Johnson on the high wire, Marilyn De Blauwe on high stilts, a bicycle act being trained by Terry Lee, a talented dozen of uni-cyclists and a bevy of colorful clowns. Tickets are available at the arena, priced at $1.50 for adults, and $1 for children. huge wheels by workmen before each move. Tree limbs overhanging the street had to be trimmed and several mail boxes along the curbing had to be removed to make way for the huge structure. After a long hard night the 50-year-old Singletary house rests after turning the corner off Manatee Avenue onto 47th Street in Bradenton.

From there on moving went slow as timbers had to be placed under the Singletary Mrs. Grant, according to her grandson's wife, disappeared once before some time ago but was spotted a short time later by an acquaintance of the family who brought her home. McLeod said yesterday the Browns had told him Mrs. Grant likes to travel. Mrs.

Brown also reported that Mrs. Grant has occasional lapses of memory but probably could identify herself. LISTINGS NEEDED Buyers Waiting For 3 4 BEDROOM HOMES HUNNICUTT-DAVIS 433 4th St. N. R.altort 894-2444 Special Times Bureau BRADENTON The Mana- tee Kennel Club will stage its 20th all-breed dog show at the Bradenton Municipal Auditori um from 8 a.m.

to 11 p.m. Jan. 9. The show is sanctioned by the American Kennel Club and superintended by the Bow Dog Show Organization. The entry fee is $7 for each dog entered and the fee must accompany entry blanks which should be mailed well in advance of the Dec.

27 deadline to Helen Seder, Bow Dog Show Organization 9999 31 Bayshore Girls Leave For Campout Times Bureau BRADENTON Thirty-one girls from Bayshore Junior High School's camping program plan to set off today on a weekend in Myakka River State Park. Chosen from 320 in the school's physical education program, the honor campers will leave school by bus before 8:30 this morning, and return about 1:30 p.m. Sunday, carrying their own equipment. Accompanied by Principal Rock Payne, Dean Dallas Matthews, two physical edu-caion teachers and their families and one parent, the girls will stay overnight in tents. Post Offices' Hours Are Extended Today SARASOTA The main post office on Ringling Blvd.

and the will be South Gate Station open until 5 p.m. today. Normal service will be provided at both stations until 12:30 p.m. after which only the sale of stamps and the acceptance of parcels will continue until 5 p.m. Health, Family Living Forums Start Jan.

6 PORT CHARLOTTE The second health and family living forums series will begin Jan. 6. Subjects scheduled for the weekly sessions include: The heart, diet in heart cases, social security, political briefing, drugs and alcohol, the common cold, estates and trusts, family relationships and arthritis. DIAL 894-1141 For a Friendly, Courteous Ad-Visor An estimated 1,200 dogs are expected, making some changes in accommodations mandatory. All working and sporting breeds will be judged in outside rings, regardless of the weather.

Another innova ROSS ow mis Integration eyed for position behind the house. An hour later Bradenton's largest "mobile home" and attendant parade arrived at 47th Street and camped for the night. It was a short night for the movers, who started again at 8:30 a.m. This time the going was slow. As long as the house moved on Manatee Ave nue, no timber was needed to protect the pavement.

The new location for the old home is Warners East Bayou at Riverview Boulevard. After a frustratingly slow day yes terday, no one is guessing the exact arrival time. over Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Thousands of all Negro schools remain within the circuit, including 90 of Dade County's 213 public schools which still have all-white or all-Negro student bodies. More than half of the 90 are all-white.

The ruling, missed by reporters and school attorneys when the apellate court issued it Sept. 24, popped into the open, startling Florida school officials attending a two-day school desegregation center conference on the University of Miami campus earlier this week. Dr. Lloyd Henderson of the U.S. Office of Education in Washington alluded to it in a talk pn school board policies regarding desegregation.

Some school board attorneys had never heard of the ruling, which apparently slid by virtually unnoticed for three months. Christmas DAYS ONLY QromTF) seemed to accomplish was compressing the earth. The truck didn't rise. Finally, timbers were removed, the tire slipped off, and a new one on. It was 3:15 a.m.

The crowd had dwindled to about 700 diehards most of whom were openly speculating that the thing would collapse the moment it reached Manatee Avenue. RED FLANNEL SHIRT Inched the monster forward. The 42 tires rolled across a forest of timbers used to level elementaries and 16th Street Junior High are all-Negro schools, according to Sakkis. He said Glenoak and Lake-view Elementaries are predominantly Negro with only a few white children. School Supt.

Thomas B. Southard said he Interprets the requirements to mean "staff integrated and-or-pupil-integrated." "If you've got a school in a particular community neighborhood and it's of a size that will only accommodate those pupils right there, then the only thing we can do is integrate the school by integrating staff, and this has been by our court order," he said. HE CITED Perkins Elementary, explaining, "There are no white students living within the proximity of that school that could be accommodated by that facility." Southard said he didn't believe such schools will have to be abandoned but reserved comment until after he has read the court order. The superintendent said all Pinellas schools "are either integrated as far as they can be or are in the process. If they are neighborhood schools ENGLEWOOD A state wide missing persons bulletin has been issued for 100-year-old Negro woman, Annie Grant, who has been gone from her home on McCall Road here since Tuesday.

Charlotte County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Richard McLeod said bloodhounds were used to search an area of about 1 miles around the residence of Ben Brown, Mrs. Grant's grandson with whom she lived. McLeod said the dogs could find no trace of the woman and it is felt she must have gotten a ride with someone possibly to another part of the state. CHEVROLET Presents A fUl in 30th Ave. N.

Phone 896-6611 for 2 the lot, sidewalk and curb. At 3:30 a.m. the landmark since 1920 was on Manatee Avenue, a towering brick structure two stories tall that missed the overhanging street lights by a foot or less. The house covered four lanes of traffic. It didn't collapse.

With a police escort leading the way in a blinding blue flash of lights, the easiest part of the $20,000 moving job had arrived. The truck picked up speed to a breathtaking two miles per hour (with 125 tons in tow, it's A PARADE OF CARS jock- and are filled by the people in proximity of the school, we have integrated staff. Where we have room within the school and can integrate pupils we have done that." At Tampa, HiHsborough School Supt. Raymond Shelton said, "We are under the court order. We had anticipated what we thought the decision would be and I think we probably are well on the way to being in compliance by next year." SHELTON SAID the Hillsborough staff "has been doing a lot of planning and I am fairly confident we'll be in shape but we've got a lot of work to do." The far-reaching ruling came in a court statement in which the appeals court rejected a plea for a rehearing in a suit against the Walton County, Board of Education one of 44 cases consolidated for court consideration.

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The truck driver spotted the cruiser and turned north on 20th Street. With Lynch in pursuit the truck driver ignored red lights and stop signs and turned west on Haines Road. Lynch radioed a commentary on the truck's evasive action and, driving at speeds up to 90 m.p.h., gained on it. OTHER CRUISERS tried to close in and at 38th Avenue a patrol car with red light flashing, partially blocked the intersection, but the truck swerved arcund it. As he neared 10th Avenue the truck driver stopped.

A few yards in front of the truck, the road was completely blocked by police. The truck driver, identified by police as Williams, casually stepped from the battered vehicle and asked "Can I have a cigarette?" Saturday, Dec. 14th 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec.

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