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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1963

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Solons Asked For Increased Prison Funds

Cuban exile leaders debate releasing a document they say would embarrass the Kennedy administration. In Washington State Department officials dismiss claims of public promises to exiles and discuss invasion plans tied to Cuba. Moro resigns amid policy disputes while Miro defends criticisms of U S policy.

Miami UPI Cuban Revolutionary Council Kennedy Council Jose Miro Cardona Washington State Department Moro Miro Tion The

Prisons funding debate marks Florida legislative third week

Florida lawmakers enter week three with finances the focus and a move to restore 90 prison jobs. House and Senate subcommittees meet around the clock as they prepare a general spending bill while Sen. Charley Johns convenes editors and schedules a closed briefing. The governor urges broader delegation of authority to the Board of Control.

House Senate Asebmaiie Charley Johns Starke Johns Senate Chamber Board of Control Iit

Mailman Disrupts City Hall With Flood Prank

Noel Volz, 31, allegedly patrolled the empty City Hall and activated fire hoses in the foyer as part of a self described flush out. He was subdued and booked at the city prison after the incident.

Noel Volz City Prison City Hall

Florida In Brief Cabinet trims prison staff request

Florida prison officials pressed for 170 new workers to expand the system, but the Cabinet reduced the request to 29. Penal Director Louie Wainwright urged at least 119 new hires and proposed funding Santa Fe Prison farm from the Industries Trust Fund. An executive session was set to review two years of committee activity.

Louie Wainwright State House Appropriations Wainwright Cabinet Budget Commission Subcommittee Commission Santa Fe Industries Trust Fund General Revenue Florida

UF NAMES NASA CHIEF JAMES WEBB COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

The University of Florida announced that Dr. James E. Webb, head of NASA, will deliver the commencement address on May 4. The ceremony honors 1,959 graduates from the fall and winter semesters.

Gainesville UPI University of Florida James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Florida East Coast Railway Restores Freight Service

The Florida East Coast Railway began freight operations for potato growers in northeast Florida while before the Public Utilities Commission, arguing it should not be fined $5,000 daily for defying a commission order to resume normal service.

Tallahassee UPI Florida East Coast Railway Public Utilities Commission Florida Commission

Deadline Tonight For Tax Filers In Final Hour

Midnight marks the deadline for federal income tax returns to avoid penalties. The IRS District Office on Laurel Street closes at 5 p.m. today, but late filers may still mail by midnight if postmarked by then.

Tax Assistance Office Internal Revenue Department Laurel Street

Daytona Beach Sees 200 Easter Weekend Arrests

About 200 students and visitors were arrested over Easter weekend in Daytona Beach for drunkenness street drinking minor liquor possession and disorderly conduct. Police Capt. Carr stressed there were no major incidents or riots and only a few jailings, often involving isolated students from campuses nationwide.

Daytona Beach UPI C. W. Carr

Probers Told Of Thresher Death Throes

Portsmouth New Hampshire UPI report says a naval officer aboard Skylark heard the Thresher’s death throes during its final minutes in 2200 feet of water about 220 miles east of Cape Cod. Hecker described asking Thresher for range and bearing and fearing it would rise beneath his boat. Navy prepared premoratories for crew memorials.

Portsmouth N. H UPI Thresher Hecker Skylark Cape Cod Navy Oree Thresher

Easter Parade Brightens Fifth Avenue With Dignity

A peaceful Easter parade along Fifth Avenue New York drew crowds as traffic was halted between 40th and 60th streets. Women wore bonnets with light blue pink and white accents and orchids while the holiday featured sunshine and a lack of publicity stunts.

William Jambrek New York Fifth Avenue St. Patrick’s Cathedral UPI 40Th 60Th Duartina Costa Mercury

City seeks detailed plan to lure firms for bay marina

Three or four large corporations would welcome Sarasota to take over a viable marina. They insist on a well organized detailed plan before any private operator can assume management.

Sarasota

Sarasota Marina Plan Attracts Interest From Major Operator

City plans a bay island and marina on 20 to 30 acres at 60 Deerie ta Bay. Officials say private capital is needed and utilities taxes may be pledged, with no direct tax millage, while supporters argue higher tax values could offset losses and attract private tenancy.

Sarasota Deerie 6Ta Bay Bay Island Bayfront Sty Stem Fercey

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