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Muskie--who is in danger of finding himself odd man out in the shuffle--continued to point to the validity of his New Hampshire victory before going on to charge the Administration with neglect in establishing sound relationships with Latin America in a speech in coastal Florida's Broward county...
...away. Rollins College first-year coeds want the right to have men visit their rooms. Animal lovers in Ybor City seek more space for the local zoo. Residents of Pompano Beach are aroused by a report that a school principal died from an overdose of heroin and those in Broward County by the arrest of a teacher for selling marijuana. In Leesburg, employers are mad at Disney World for paying wages above the prevailing scale. In Jacksonville, Mayor Hans Tanzler dismisses the complaints of environmentalists, whiffs his city's foul air and declares: "That smell means jobs...
...raise money, the group sank into bankruptcy. The Elizabeth is scheduled to be auctioned off Sept. 9, and her future is uncertain. The Port Everglades Commission, the municipality's governing body, has decreed that the ship must leave the harbor by December. The pollution-control office of Broward County, in which the liner is moored, has cited her smoky stacks as a hazard. Combining insult with injury, the county tax assessor recently ruled that the berthed vessel is legally a building, and assessed it for $5,700,000. The new classification means that the Elizabeth...
...Gulf Stream would carry it away. Now the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey reports that the cleansing current is farther away than had been thought. As a result, the sewage may actually be trapped right off the hotel-lined beaches. Says Dr. Leonard A. Erdman, president of the Broward County Medical Association: "There is a very real cause to fear the possibility of hepatitis from this situation...
Since 1949, the Army Corps of Engineers has created 1,400 miles of canals in the Everglades area. The canals regularly divert billions of gallons of water into the Atlantic after irrigating crops just northeast of the park in Dade and Broward Counties. No reasonable conservationist would sacrifice those crops. But the Interior Department claims that during recent droughts, the water balance was needlessly struck in favor of agriculture, while thousands of fish, birds and animals died in the park. After long bureaucratic squabbling, the Army Corps of Engineers has agreed in principle to supply the Everglades with sufficient water...