1669-12 Social, Society,& Local News 1946-1993 TYamall, Chh=ago, first vice president; _
Charles C. Freed, Salt Lake City, press•
dent, and Frank Collard, Waterloo, la., ImpORTER• •
secretary. (See story on Page 1-A) y�,` '
—Herold Staff Phot. by Sob Last
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Delays St rt ,. • RATTAN
., GREATEST
[DA For Copters.
......... By BERT COLLIER
ed rimed Purr wdur
�J George T. Baker, president EVER of National Airlines, urged Mt-
ami Hench Wednesday to look
I negotiations I to the future and establish a ,
y to postpone I heliport as near as possible to ,,,' t Al/'1i
schedules be. the heart of the city.
Airlines said 1 The day is not too distant,
---i Baker said, when the big hell- %' iii
the Atlantic , copiers will fly regular ached- J
uses between cities, bypassing wr �
* the crowded
surface t r a f• �'� .r.. /*
el Bid tic. Downtown r'
• ;,t• heliports will •e'.;;... } qi
. Charley E. ss•aj;,:• .be necessities. "Y-15A•41,
ter Rep.J.Har- n, .`":"V... B a k e is r• a
to ac• >Lr }w,' statement was I ,.-
Lakeland •/a.•'
t as Florida's • *f� prompted by ' L�� -.•:04 r4•16!•1'
it
and;liaison•of• action of the0. 'd• 1 .Y� ��
ington. Johns v - Miami Beach +..4 = a 0•ii►.�.t
could help on council In w.17. �....�..�mss.• d
eral problems +t' ' g halting the use I�r r,l/ AI
control,•roads. •' '°; of city-owned •'''tIP, IJ ` 14•1 •
ie egallrrences BAKER I a n d beside - - _ �i `
red.Ode. the municipal audito:Ium as a . u yl
* hettport from which NAL has i.;. 444nesenif .00.1•011 :`
J
CIC Cited been giving helicopter service '�..+ 10/1:0 . '3s.r,
. is _ +
to Tropical Park race track. ttTT 1 ,
engineers ad- This ends Friday. ` 'i^°.a r _,
Road Depart- I The airline had proposed • '•• r;. • j11 • .
ace that antic,- ! scheduled service between Mi. -,•/. _t `•�`i '47.41 •
see would not . amt Beach and Palm Beach, 5 41 dna �..e -_
pay off thg with stops at Intermediate �•. tt ,,rA�e� .,e; •""mo ,
Opo cost of the points. Startt of such service �� d'''
, �� is �'
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bridge across • this Sunda• has been post- ! i +*► f4:0, 1" g
er Alfred Jfc• ep„ned. _ • 3 �1 '".;a� • s:Zf° 1�:
,RD chairman. •",% • ' •' ,i;•1,-
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Klwanls Club ' Miami Beach city, council. •' ' '"�1
A that back 1ti 'which decided to abandon des 'iY. ' i':!!,,,,,:.;.►y�
of the present landing aIle, b �
* discussing another In the ,*
I tion South Beach area. One factor //
In the decision was circulation
•f three Tampa of petitions objecting to noise. tv �t(d \ w
,tit on probe-
(1it,t of 1054 for Baker pointed.put• however,
i customers In that the auditorium property ,
is some distance from realdenc-
• ,�,
es while cions to Lincoln rd. ii�dered and the hotel district,"Sfas thiicon-�utOs corn• ' ''
parable to ordinary trot(lc. L:. �'I,
And the central location u the
on use of city! big advantage fora heliport. :U�.ry
fled to employed "If an outlying location is G•"�'^• Imported Ordinary
'red Wednesday chosen, passepgen might lust heh•I Arm Pretzel Arm ` `
• E. A. Evans.i as easily use regular airports. \
•parunent heads •
Abe A onovltz, �I
to a new re• an centrally lasted heliport P E C I A L ! EXACTLY AS SHO
anmething that larolS
3-Piece
rd for specific Beach ahoul4 have. Helicopter
,ye use of cars service is' developing rapidly
4 after regular and will aeon be an essential.
with dates and Miami Beach Is one of the few % WITH REMOVAL
cltlea of its size to the nation ALL must
carGENUINE IMPORTED PHILI
as Particularly which has no regularlynched Close
previous report uled transportation — air, rail - musturrt a "Mad.In Philippi
47 cars In the or water — but depends on ,
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ted to employes Mlimi for these services.
,e. Department '
each assignment "With a central heliport. Mi- DINING TABLES . $
use the employes ami Reach would become a
work after reg- regular stop on scheduled hcl-
tcopteraervlce." • S STRANDS RATTAN
Baker Pointed out that hell-
ports soon will rank with bus • HAMMERED GLASS TOP .111
!! ! • atatlone and community nares-allie3 SIZES ON SALE
"��•e are ready to begin pro.
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adding Miami Beach with hell-
•copier service whenever the VAL. SALE PRICE
community wants it and pre
y vides suitable landing la- 34x34 89°' $4450
cilitles." NAL's president said.
fCouncilman's - $
' Case Dismissed 30X48 99`° 4e50
sal..
Charges that Louts A. Bruno; . 3 STRAND PRETZEL
a North Miami Beach councilman 10950 $59� 1
��� fraudulently sold pe:or:hem:la:1a: 34x60
ed Improperly were sissn
NorthMiamiReac . ' CHAIR '
r court �4ednesday night for lack 's DINING 95
iTREET of sufficient evidence.
ION The ruling was made by Judge CHAIRS
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• George Meister o[ Miami Shales. VAL. 14.lS O N SALE LE i AT
OHIO who Presided In the .polltically
turbulent suburb,by mutual con-
sent and agreement of attorneys ! ,�`��.•' ' '5';
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roper'7 for the defendant and plaintiffs. ``��a'' e id 41 `
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