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Saturday, March 3 1 984 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER D-5 Nation Death Notices Death Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES UGAL NOTICES LOST AND FOUND LEGAL NOTICES SERVICES MUNAFO LOST-Male Collie like Lassie, brown i white, Edgewood area, and south of OYtton Springs. The developer should be open to lotnt development with a non-profit agency. The developer must have previous history of housing development. Sealed proposals wl be received at ARC offices, 3440 Reading Road, Cincinnati, Ohio untii Aprl 20, 1964, at 10tf0 am. ARC has the right to relect any or el proposals.

Questions concerning the proposal should be OYected to James King, Executive Director, ARC (513) 281-7814. 000024 LEGAL AO Sealed Proposals wlH be received by me University of Cincinnati, office of the Director of Purchases, Room 1-23, MerJcal Sciences Bidg, CJndnneti, Onto 45221 untl-Time: 2:30 PM Date: 4-5-64 end will be publicly opened the same day for 1964-45 U.C Evening College Bulletin. Bid forms i proposal Inquiries may be picked up at the Department of Purchases at the above address. 000026. Application for the requested change as appled for by Thomas Punsnon Engineering Company, eppecant and agent, for Julie M.

Mktdendorff, owner, 640 Northland Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45240, may be examined at the office of the Rural Zoning Commission, Room 40S, Court House Annex, 131 East Court Street, Ondnnett, Ohio 45202, during normal business hours. By Order of the Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County, Ohio. Attest: Angela Detzel Clerk Board of County Commiukmers Hamlton County, Ohio 000013 Supreme Court Fails To Put Off Killer's Date With Injection BRYANT John beloved husband of Marian Barker Bryant, dear father of Christine dy and Vernon Bernon J. and Wilburn Bryant, step-father of Patricia Nickol and Albert, Donald and Robert Yauch, brother of Robert Bryant, Maud Walter and Martha Warren, grandfather of 19. Friday, March 30, 1984.

Age 71. Formerly of Reading. Funeral services at the Schmidt-Dhoneu Funeral Home, 1633 Reading Road, Reading, Monday at 11 A.M. Relatives and friends may cal at the funeral home Sunday from to 4 P.M. iwer Kewarg, 4-i 341-3003 LOST Male Doberman.

Ross Harrison area Please cafe 736-3656 or 736-6135 LOST-Male, mostly black German Shepherd. No. Ft. Thomas area, since 317 441-4639 after 5pm LOST-Okt English sheepdog, 4 mot. female with tat, Mackwhite, panoa- upper Normsioe mi-iivi LOST-Yeaow Labrador, male, 12 yrs.

Hyde Perk area. Mar. 26. Rc- wakl) ay i-eaaa, urgci iejo. LOST-2 Brltanny Spaniel male pups, 1 ever i white, I ever roen Anoerton i wp area Laa iji-ei REWARD BMX racing bfce, 20tn, missing trom Oakley yard.

Can Identify. Reward for Information teadktg to return. 731-6160 I STOIKIEFOIT 'in 1 t'V ROBERT BOOTH Ill-Born March 26,1964, 6tbs, 5oi. Parents 1 Bob 4 Joyce Booth. Proud grand-parents Mr 6 Mrs Robert Booth andMrtMrsChartesGeiger THA YEL 0FF0S TUNITIES 1 AMERICAN AUTO SHIPPERS Cars to Conn, San Francisco -t other cities.

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Very low rates. Ages 19-W. Cal today. 621-9023 INCOME TAX DIIECT01Y BY MICHAEL L. GRACZYK Associated Press HUNTSVILLE, Texas-The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the use of drugs in executions, clearing the way for a lethal Injection for Ronald Clark O'Bryan, convicted of killing his eight-year-old son with cyanide-laced Halloween candy.

O'Bryan, dubbed "Candy Man," was scheduled to be executed today. The Supreme Court twice on Friday rejected appeals in the case. After the court first refused to block the execution, U.S. District Judge John Garrett Penn ordered the Food Drug Administration to seize the drugs, which O'Bryan's attorneys argued had not been approved for such use by the FDA. Penn's order was stayed a few hours later by a Washington, D.C., appeals court, and no legal barriers to the execution remained, said Elna Christopher, spokeswoman for the Texas attorney general.

THE SUPREME Court declined late Friday to stop the execution after reviewing the drug issue, an appeal termed by O'Bryan's attorney, Stefan Presser of the Texas American Civil Liberties Union, as "a one in a million chance." "I'm afraid he's going to die tonight," Presser said after the ruling was Issued. As preparations for the execution continued, O'Bryan ate most of a final supper, including T-bone steak and Boston cream pie, said a Huntsvllle prison spokesman. Earlier Friday, O'Bryan "appeared calm and walked under his own power" to the holding cell outside the death chamber, said Rick Hartley, spokesman for the Texas Department of Corrections. GOV. MARK White said Friday he would not issue a 30-day reprieve.

"I've always associated fear with guilt, and guilt with fear," O'Bryan, nicknamed the Candy Man by fellow Inmates, said in a recent Interview. "Because I have no guilt, I've really got nothing to be scared about." O'Bryan's attorneys had argued the lethal injection of sodium thiopenthal, Pavulon and potassium chloride constituted cruel and unusual punishment. A similar argument failed to sway the Supreme Court nearly three weeks ago when convicted killer James David Autry was put to death in Texas. O'Bryan, 39, won three earlier stays, but earlier this week, the Supreme Court rejected his request for a new trial. Fifteen other men have been executed since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty seven years ago.

The death row population nationwide has since swelled to more than 1,200 people. PROSECUTORS said O'Bryan used cyanide to spike five Giant Pixy Stix-22-inch plastic tubes filled with powdered confection -in 1974. He said he got the candy from someone while trick-or-treating with his children. Eight-year-old Timothy received one of the candles, and Elizabeth, O'Bryan's flve-year-old daughter, got another. Three others went to children In the suburban Houston neighborhood, but only Timothy ate the candy.

He died soon after. Prosecutors said O'Bryan called a bank the next day to ask about collecting on a $10,000 insurance policy he had taken out on Timothy. There were other policies, adding up to $31,000 on each child. The crime changed the way Texas youngsters, particularly those in the Houston area, celebrate Halloween. Some neighborhoods informally banned distribution of candy.

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GOOD i KELSCH OAKLEY SQ. 531-0105 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Office of the Board of Hamlton County Commissioners, Cincinnati, Ohio Saturday, March 31, 1984. Case No. 2-64 Sycamore T.B. Punsnon Engineering Co.

Notice is hereby given that a pubec hearing wll be held by the Board of County Commissioners, 224 Court House, Cincinnati, Ohio on the 18th day of Aprl, 1914, at 9:30 A.M., for the purpose of considering an amendment to the zoning plans of Section 13 of Sycamore Township. LOCATION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Approximately 2.5 acres at the easterly terminus of St. Regis Drive, north of 1-71. OVVNERS OF RECORD OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Julia M. Mld- NATURE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT: The above described property Is Included In a proposal to reclassify the zone district from Residence to "DO" Planned Multiple Residence.

The Residence District permits single family dweHngs end other aHed end accessory uses. Budding heights are restricted to 35 feet and residential structures must provide front, side and rear yards of 35, 1 and 35 feet, respectively, except that a garage when attached to the main building may be extended Into the required side yard but she! not be closer than five (5) feet to the side lot sne, provided further that there thai be no Ivlng quarters above or behind said garage, and on a lot having a minimum width of 70 feet end a minimum area of 10,500 square feet. The "DD" Plenned Multiple Residence District permits attached single family residence, condominiums, townhouses, aHed and related uses, end requires a precise development plan as defined Sec. 31.14 of the Zoning Resolution, and a Deed of Acceptance of the devet- rent plan shal be executed by owner of the real estate. The precise development plan proposes (hat not more than 16 attached single family condominiums In several buettng groups be developed on the site.

Access Is proposed via St. Regis Drive. Adequate off-street parking and both pedestrian and vehicular circulation shaH be provided Additional convanants, conations and declarations may be Imposed by the public bodies reviewing the matter. Tax Service" Federal 4 State $12.95. "513" SharonvHeOh 769-4675 ATTENTION: Income taxes prepared your home or mine-Cheviot.

Reasonable fees. Ralph BrefoL Tax service 541-6035, 9am-9pm 7 days. CPAMBA-Tax Service Al Forms. Reasonable Rates My home or Yours. 331-4516 TAX RETURNS-Prepared by an accountant.

Base fee 125 long and $10 short, cal 385-4552 for appf SFOtTS DeLorean Not Suspected Before Sting, Juror Told NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office of the Board of County Commitiioneri Hamlton County, Cincinnati, Ohio Saturday, March 24, 1904 SEALED PROPOSALS wll be received at the Off Ice of the Board of County Commissioners, Room 224, Hamilton County Court House, until 10-00, on Thursday Aprl It for the fosowlng Improvement: Furnishing al labor, materials and equipment for al work andor construction kwotvad in the removal and replacement of deteriorated pipe, headwaes, catch basins, Inlets and manholes as shown In the plans and as described In the General Notes and Specifications within this contract. All work to conform to State of Ohio Department of Transportation Construction 6, Material Specification dated January 1, 1913, with supplements or changes thereto. Detailed Information for the work may be obtained at the Office of the County Engineer. Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond ki the sum of 133,002.00 covering Specification No. Various or a certified check for the amount on a solvent bank as a guarantee that If the proposal Is accepted, a contract wH be entered into.

Bidders must use the printed form provided therefor, which are obtainable at the Office of the County Commissioners of said County, as none ofhter wW be accepted The Bidder to whom the contrat Is awarded be required to furnish a corporate surety bond In the sum equal 100 of the contract price, conditioned according to law. Bidders must comply with the prevailing rate of rates on public kn-provments in Hamilton County, Ohio, as ascertained and determined by the Department of Industrial Relations as provided for In Section 4115.05, Revised Code of the General Code of Ohio. The County Commissioners reserve the right to relect any unbalanced or al bids. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO JOSEPH M. DeCOURCY, PRESIDENT Attest: Angela Detzel Cterk 054319 STATE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING Pursuant to Section 119.03 of the Revised Code, the State Employment Relations Board hereby gives notice of Hi Intent to hold a public hearing for consideration of proposed permanent rules at 900 am on Wednesday, May 2, 1984, at 30 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215.

The reason for this Intended rulemaking Is to Implement Chapter 41 17 of the Revised Code end to comply with the procedures set forth Section 4117.02(H)(1) requiring consultation with groups affected by the proposed rum. The proposed rules to be considered at the puMc meeting pertain to: general procedural and hearing matters; elections; voluntary recognition; negotiations; dispute resolution; unfair labor practice charges; fair share fee rebate review; reigtous exemption determination; notice of and request for determination of unauthorized strike; employee organization registration ana reporting; public meeting; end adoption of rules. Copies of the proposed rules or of this notice wi be available at least thirty (30) days prior to the date of the hearing to any person requesting them. Copies of the proposed rues or of this notice may be obtained from: WlHarn M. Denlhan ActtngExecutlve Director State Employment Relations Board 34 North High Street, Suite 600 Columbus, Ohio 43215 At the public hearing, any person may: appear or be heard person, by his or her attorney, or both; present his or her position, arguments, or contentions, oraly or In writing; offer and examine witnesses; and present evidence tending to show that the proposed rules, If adopted or effectuated, wis be unreasonable or unlawful.

Written comments on these rules may be submitted by mad If postmarked no later than May 5, 1984, end should be sent to Jacquetn Davis Kelster, General Counsel to the State Employment Relations Board, at the address bted above. 000001 The Annual Township Financial Report for Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1983 for use In the Federal General Revenue Sharing Program has been submitted, as required, by Columbia Township, Hamilton County. This report Is posted and available for inspection at the Columbia Township Maintenance Building, 5686 Kenwood Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227. Debra Harmon Huff, Clerk Columbia Township Board of Trustees 000018. LEGAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a puMc hearing wi be held at the Spring-dale Municipal Building, 12105 Lawnvlew Avenue, Sprlngdale, Ohio, 45246, on Wednesday, May 2, 1984 at 7:30 P.M.

to consider the foeowlng- AMENDING THE ZONING CODE OF THE CITY OF SPRING-DALE, SECTIONS 153.063(A)(4)(c)!, 153.084(A)(1). 153.092(D), 153.049(1) AND 153.151 REGARDING THE AMENDING LIMITATIONS ON MAIN USES IN GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS, EXPANDING MAIN USES IN MS DISTRICT, AMENDING SIGN REGULATIONS AND AMENDING PROVISIONS REGARDING NONCONFORMING USE. Doyle H. Webster, dork Otj of Sprlngdale LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids wi be received by the City of Mt. Healthy, Ohio, until 4 P.M., on Tuesday, April 17, 1984, for each of the olowvig: Purchase of one dump truck Purchase of one police cruiser Construction of roof on bath house Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 6:30 P.M., Tuesday, Aprl 17, 1984.

Copies of the specifications are available from the City Clerk, Municipal Building, Perry and McMakkt, Mt. Healthy, Ohio. Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified check In the amount of 10 of the bid. The City reserves the right to accept or relect any and all bids end to waive defects In the Interest of the City. Lois R.

Mefvki Safety-Service Director LEGAL NOTICE The Avondale Redevelopment corporation (ARC) Is seeking proposals for possible development of smote family detached housing units for the site located at 136 Glen-wood Avenue, east of Vine Street BALANCES, RECEIPTS Joseph beloved husband of Marilyn Renschler Munafo, devoted father of Gary and Gregory Munafo, father-in-law of Kathy Munafo, step-father of Daniel Braeuer, brother of Frank, Nick, Sam and Stanley Munafo. Thursday, March 29, 1984. Residence Sprlngdale, Oh. Age 61 years. Mass of Christian burial at St.

James Church, Wyoming, Monday, Apr! 2 at a.m. Friends may cal at the Nekfhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Avenue, Mt. Healthy, Sunday evening from 5 to I P.M. tf so desired, memorials may be made to the Hope House, 1805 MNes Road, Cincinnati 45231. PRIMS-GRIMES Marie J.

(nee Schuerman), beloved wife of the late Adotph E. Prims and the late John J. Grimes, dear mother of Mary C. Grundei and John J. Grimes, dear sister of George Schuerman and the late Margaret Thoss and Ruth Schuerman, loving grandmother of Mark, Mike, Peter and Patrick Grimes and Gary Grundei, and great-grandmother of Erin Grimes.

Friday, March 30, 1984. No visitation at the funeral home. Friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial St. Vivian Church, Fin-neytown, Monday evening, 7 P.M. Remembrances may be made to donors favorite charity.

Hodapp Funeral Home, Col- tege HIM, serving the family. REAMS Walter, beloved husband of Almeda R. Reams (Reimer), dear father of Mrs. Mark (SaHle Ensweller, Mrs. Gerald (Elizabeth Green, Jeff L.

Reams, Victoria L. and Frank E. Nelson, dear son of Mrs. SaHle Reams and the late Walter Reams brother of Beulah Pennington, Ruby Mcintosh, Thelma smith, Ro-seann Roark, Raymond, Frank, Johnnie, Donnie and Wayne Reams, also survived by five grandchildren. Thursday, March 29, 1984.

Age 55 years. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Gtenmore Avenue, Cheviot, Monday, April 2 at 10 A.M. Friends may caH from 4 to 8 P.M. Sunday. If so desired, memorials may be made to the charity of your choice.

ROADES Carolyn (nee Roftow), of Love-land. Beloved wife of George Koaoes, dear motner of Jeffrey L. Roades and Gall E. Burke, daughter of Mary Hoct-er Roflow and the late John V. Roflow, sister of J.

Richard Roflow, grandmother of two grandchildren. Friday, March 30, 1984. Friends received at the Tufts Funeral Home, Park and Riverside, Loveland, Sunday, 6 to 9 P.M. Services Branch Hill Church of Christ, Monday, April 2 at 1 P.M. Interment Miamiville Ceme tery.

Family requests memori al contributions be directed to the American Cancer Society. STIVERSON Rev. Melvln beloved husband of Esther L. Stlverson (nee Luelf), dear father of Bonnie Weir, Russel and Mark Stlverson, brother of Edward Stlverson of New York and the late Royden Stlverson, grandfather of Tracy and Russell Stlverson and Christina, Laura and Katlherine Wier. March 30, 1984.

Funeral service at the Amelia Church of the Naza-rene, Monday, April 2 at 11 A.M. Friends may cal at the T.P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue, ivt. Washington, Sunday, 2 to 6 P.M. SUMMERS John beloved husband of Amelia Summers (nee Mieras), devoted father of Jack, Robert and Dr.

Richard Summers, Mrs. Thomas (Jean) Hughes, dear brother of Gladys Jackson, dear grand father of Sharon ana Tern Summers, Barbara Carson and Diane Stanton, also survived by four great-grandchildren. Friday, March 30, 1984. Residence Norwood, Ohio. Friends may cal at the Neegele, Kleb and itnenoort Funeral Home, 3900 Montgomery Road, Norwood, Sunday from 5 to 7 P.M.

Funeral Monday, April 2 at 10 A.M. WATSON Harry beloved husband of Helen (nee Bletl) Watson, dear brother of Mrs. Loretta Biudau. Wednesday, March 28, 1984. Age 76.

Friends may cal at RebokJ Funeral Home, 3700 Genmore Avenue at Mozart, Cheviot, Monday 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. Funeral mass at St. Theresa Little Flower Church, Mt. Airy, 11 A.M. Memorials, if so desired, may be directed to the charity of your choice.

WILHELM Fredrick M. March 30, 1984. Paul R. Young Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WILLIAMS Arnold beloved husband of Alma Williams (nee Cleveland), dear father of Dennis Williams and Karen Gross, brother of Daniel Williams, Marie Arledge and Irene Straight, also four grandchildren.

Resident of lharonvllle. March 30, 1984. Age 60. Funeral at the Schmldt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 10980 Reading Road, Sharonville, Monday at 11 A.M. Friends may cal Sunday from 4 to 8 P.M.

WILSON Cleo, beloved husband of Ercy Whittle Wilson, devoted father of Ron Wilson and father-in-law of Marge Wilson, grandfather of Donna Reinert, Paul, Mltzi and Mary Wilson, also leaves five sisters and two brothers. Friday, March 30, 1984. Residence Norwood. Friends may call at the Tredway-Pollitt Funeral Home 2131 Cameron Avenue, Norwood, Sunday, 6 to 9 P.M. Funeral Monday, 2 P.M.

(Cincinnati time) at Russel Springs, Kentucky. If friends desire contributions may be made to Children Hospital or the Cancer Society. EWorld War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Spanlsh-Amer. War Vet LE6AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE SPECIAL MEETINGS Notification Is hereby given that two special pubac meetings wM be held as Mows: Aprl 10, 1914, ln medsately foeowtng the regular 740 p.m. Board meeting a representative of the Ohio Department of Transportation wl be on hand to aitcuis traffic problems Hon uxeram- Avenue; ana on April im, mmerMtery toaowma me 7: p.m.

meeting a representative ol Werner Ame Cable Communication! win be available to answer citizen complaints and discuss contract points Both meetings wl be held at the Coiertln Senior Center located al 4300 Sprlngdale Road. Wam A. Leonhardf, Clerk Coteraln Township Hamilton County, Ohio 000033. GKLS WANTED For establshed women's softfoal team on Monday 'i nights. Cal 66 1-0 1 1 1 for Into.

LEAGUE OPENINGS Men's ft co-ed softbal teams. 641-1676 P4 in i)0 tit i rl a. i i "Notice of PubSc Hearing The VHaoe of Evendale ewlhotda pubic hearing on Thursday, Aprl 5. 1914 at 61)0 pm Councl Chambers, Evendale Municipal Buading, 10500 Reading Road, Evendale, Ohio, 45241, to consider the request of Mr. Don Sever for a special use permit to erect a termporary greenhouse In the parking lot of Northland Shopping Center, Reading and Glendele Mllford Roads, Evendale, ONo.

The pubic Is Invited to attend. Mary E.SneideL Oar Viegeof Evendak" NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that a PuUc Hearing wl be held by the Councl of the Oty of Mt. Healthy, Ohio on the 1st day of May, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. In Councl Chambers, Perry and McMakti Streets, Mt. Healthy, Ohio.

The purpose of the Public Hearing Is to consider a proposed Ordinance to regulate Dish Type SateKte Signal Receiving Antennas. 000022. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that a PuMc Hearing wl be held by the Councl of the City of Mt. Healthy, Ohio, on Tuesday the 1st day of May, 1964 at 7:00 p.m. in Councl Chambers, Perry and McMakm Streets, Mt.

Healthy, Ohio. The purpose of the Public Hearing Is to consider an amendment to the Zoning Code whereby a parcel of property owned by Frank Raplen and Joan Raplen which Is located on Forest Avenue, will be rezoned from Residence to TF" Planned Light Industrial 000021 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office of the Board of County Commissioners Hamlton County, Cincinnati, Ohio Saturday, March 31, 1984 SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received at the Office of the Board of County Commissioners, Room 224, Hamilton County Court House, until on THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1984 for the following Improvement: FURNISHING necessary labor, material and equipment for relocating, widening and resurfacing along with related storm sewer work, al grading, beginning 235 feet east of the Intersection of SPRINGOALE ROAD NO. 96 and Loralnda Drive and proceeding distance of 1,965 feet (0J7 miles) and terminates at a point 119 feet west of the Intersection of Spring-dale Road and Season Drive; Coteraln Township. All work to conform to State of Ohio Department of Transportation Construction 6, Material Specification dated January 1, 1984 with supplements or changes thereto. Detailed Information for the work may be obtained at the Office of the County Engineer.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond In the sum of 149,630.00 covering Specification No. 83183 or a certified check for the amount on a solvent bank as a guarantee that tf the proposal Is accepted, a contract wl be entered into. Bidders must use the printed form provided therefor, which are obtainable at the Office of the County Commissioners of said County, as none other wl be accepted. The Bidder to whom the contract Is awarded wl be required to furnish a corporate surety bond In the sum equalto 100 of the contract price, conditioned eccorrjng to law. Bidders must comply with the prevailing rate of rates on public Improvements In Hamilton County, Ohio, as ascertained end determined by the Department of Industrial Relations as provided for Section 4115.05.

Revised Code of the General Code of Ohio. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any unbalanced or el olds. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO JOSEPH DeCOURCY, President ATTEST: Araeia Detzel, Clerk NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office of the Board of County Commissioners Hamlton County, Ondnnarl, ONo Saturday, March 24, 1984 SEALED PROPOSALS wll be received at the Office of the Board of rnisntu rwiaeUfelnnara Damm flA Hanson County Court House, until on THURSDAY April 12, 1984 for the following Improve- FURMSMNG aH necessary labor, materials and equipment for all work Involved In the resurfacing and rehabilitation of LAPLANO DRIVE In Coleraln Township, as shown In the plans and as described In the General Notes and Specifications within the Contract. AN work to conform to State of Ohio Department of Trenportatton Construction 6, Material SpecrHce-tk dated January 1, 1963 with supplements or changes thereto.

Contractors must comply with the Davis-Bacon Act In the payment of prevailing federal minimum wages, and the Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act regarding compensation for overtime and safe working conditions In all contracts of 12,000 or more. On contracts of 110,000 or more, each Bidder must comply with Affirmative Action requirements under Part I or Part I of the Cincinnati Plan E.E.O. Bid Conditions Issued by the U.S. Department of On Contracts of 150400 or more, general contractors will be required to achieve 10 Minority Business Entrepreneur participation the contract) or clearly demonos-trate and document a good faith effort to achieve MBE participation to be eiglbie for contract award. Detailed Information for the work may be obtained at the Office of the County Engineer.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond In the sum of 120,668.50 covering Spdftcatlon No. 431-2 or a certified check for the amount on a solvent bank as a guarantee that If the proposal is accepted, a contract wl be entered Into. Bidders must use the printed form provided therefor, which are obtainable et the Office of the County Commissioners of said County, as none other wl be accepted The Bidder to whom the contract Is awarded wl be required to furnish corporate surety bond In the sum equal to 100 of the contract price, conditioned according to law. Bidders must comply with the prevailing rata of rates on pubic Improvements In Hamilton County, Ohio, as ascertained end determined by the Department of Industrial Relations as provided for In Section 4115.05, Revised Code of the General Code of Ohio. The County Commissioners reserve the right to relect any unbalanced or al bids.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF HAMLTON COUNTY, OHO ATTEST: Angela Detzel Clerk JOSEPH DeCOURCY, President 054320. AND EXPENDITURES $159,949.66 000019 EGLOFF Edith (nee Myers), beloved wife of Elmer A. Egloff, dear mother of Gtenda and Robert Egloff, grandmother of Jim, Robert Jr. and Thomas Egloff, sister of Edgar Myers and Elaine Goldkiller. Thursday, March 29, 1984.

Age 68 years. Friends may call at the Vltt and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi Road, Delhi Township, Sunday from 3 to 5 P.M. Funeral mass Monday morning. Our Lady of Victory Church, 10 A.M. GORMAN Hazel M.

(nee Aktrich), beloved wife of Francis J. Gorman, devoted mother of Susan A. Morln, Mary-Jane, Thomas F. and Ronald J. Gorman, dear sister of Vincent A.

Aktrich, Susan, Miller and Cecilia Blair, also survived by six grandchildren. Friday, March 30, 1984. Residence Amberley Heights. Visitation at the Gilligan Funeral Home, 8225 Montgomery at Galbraith Road, Sunday from 4 until 8 P.M. Mass of Christian burial, St.

Saviour Church, Ros-smoyne, Monday at 10 A.M. GULICK Charles husband of Ellen Wainscott Gulick, father of Deborah Jean Pope, Charles Wesley and Richard Allen Gulick and the late Stephen Wain Gulick, brother of Blanche Pei-frey, Connie Witzel and Thomas Gulick, also survived by two half-brothers and four half-sisters, grandfather of Charles and Mandy Pope. Suddenly, Wednesday, March 28, 1984. Residence, near Mt. Orab, Ohio.

Age 57 years. Service from the Mt. Orab Church of Christ Monday, April 2 at 3 P.M. Friends may caQ, Thompson Funeral Home, Mt. Crab, 2 to 9 P.M.

Sunday. Eastern Star, Masonic and Socttish Rite Ring service 7:30 P.M. Sunday. Memorials may be made to the Heart Fund, co Mt. Orab Chapter 514 O.E.S., Mt.

Orab, Ohio 45154, or the Estarl Fund, O.E.S., co Richard Smittle, New Richmond, Ohio. HAMMERAN Helen (nee Reagan), beloved wife of the late William C. Hammeran, dear mother of William Hammeran Richard J. Hammeran and Jean M. Tansey, also survived by 11 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Friday, March 30, 1984. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend mass of Christian burial. Our Mother of Sorrows Church, Roselawn, Monday morning, 10 A.M. Interment will be at the Oak HiHs Cemetery. Hodapp Funeral Home, Carthage, hi charge of arrangements.

HERBORT-BEAL Bella A. (nee Stead), of Maine-vine, beloved wife of Albert F. Herbort, dear mother of William L. Beal, grandmother of two grandchildren. Thursday, March 29, 1984.

Service and burial at the convenience of the family. Tufts Funeral Home, Park and Riverside, Loveland, in charge of arrangements. Family requests memorial contributions be directed to the American Cancer Society. HOMER Bertha A. (nee Hiktebrand), beloved wife of Joseph W.

Homer devoted mother of Wayne Gary L. Homer, Linda J. Hardgrove, Shirley M. Cushard and Joseph Homer sister of Fred HHdebrand of Portland, Oregon, George and Emery Hiktebrand, Eugene Hiktebrand of Loogottee, Indiana, Mary Morton, Dorothy Lunsford, Jane Snyder and the late William Edward Lenuel Alma I. Risdon, Thelma Meyer, Walter L.

and John R. HHdebrand, also survived by six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friday, March 30, 1984. Age 65 years. Mass of Christian burial Monday, 10 A.M.

at St. Lawrence Church. Visitation Sunday, 4 to 9 P.M. at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudlnot Avenue at Queen City. MOLIQUE Walter beloved husband of Catherine Siegwarth Molique, devoted father of Catherine McMullln, beloved father-in-law of Kenneth McMuWn, dear grandfather of Richard, Mark, Kevin and the late Anne McMullln, great-grandfather of James and Blake McMullln, brother of Bertha Conway, Edward Molique and the late Henrietta Krekler.

Thursday, March 29, 1984. Residence Hyde Park. Mass of Christian burial at St. Mary Church, Hyde Park, Monday, April 2 at 10:30 A.M. Friends may cal at Geo.

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"John DeLorean had never been suspected of involvement In narcotics before this investigation began. No-body-not the FBI or the DEA-had been Investigating him. Does that further your view that he may have been set up?" "YES," SAID the woman. "Sure sounds like it, doesn't It?" said Perry. "And let me tell you further that John DeLorean didn't expect cocaine to be in that room (where he was arrested) and agents showed it to him.

Does that further your view that he was set up?" "Yes," said the woman. "And those are going to be the facts in this case," Perry said. The woman told Perry, "If that's all you're going to present, I would have to find him innocent." On the basis of her answers, the woman was excused from the prospective Jury panel. LOS ANGELES (AP)-John Z. DeLorean was not suspected of past narcotics dealings when government agents launched their "sting" operation against the automaker, a prosecutor revealed Friday.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Perry also told a prospective Juror that evidence will show DeLorean was surprised to see cocaine in a hotel room the day he was arrestedbecause he was not expecting it to be there. That came out as Perry was questioning a prospective juror who said she distrusted the government and its actions In the DeLorean case. DeLorean, 59, onetime General Motors executive who launched his own car company in Northern Ireland, was arrested Oct. 19, 1982, in a "sting" operation during which government agents posed as drug dealers and videotaped their meetings with DeLorean.

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Mm iwwn payiiaenii, itv ewaaeiw costs. Call Sanford Wright, VA wanager, aai-eaau AAA Lava Flow Slows To Halt As 2nd Volcano Erupts FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31,1983 Columbia Township, County of Hamilton P.O. Address 56B6 Kenwood Rd. Date March 26, 1984 I certify the following report to be correct. Debra Harmon Huff Township Clerk Tel.

513561-6046 Twp. SCHEDULE I CASH BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1983 ASSETS: Cash on Hand 0 Depository Balances (Active and Inactive) $214,213.04 Less: Checks Outstanding 54, 263.48 Net Funds on Deposit 1 59,949.56 Investment 0 TOTAL ASSETS $159,949.56 LIABILITIES Fund Balances $159,949.56 TOTAL LIABILITIES $159,949.56 SCHEDULE II GANNETT NEWS SERVICE HILO, Hawali-A Mauna Loa lava flow advancing on this city of 32,000 moved to within four miles of the nearest houses Friday, but then apparently stopped as lava at the front of the 6-day-old flow cooled enough to solidify and stop Its forward motion. Civil Defense Director Harry Kim, who was about to put nearby residents on formal alert, said it was a "major break" in the tense situation and "puts Hllo In a better position." "THAT'S THE best news I've heard since I don't know when," he said. But Kim and other officials warned that a new finger of moving lava has broken out from the old flow five miles above the cooling front, about nine miles from the outskirts of Hllo. The new flow could begin moving toward Hilo If the eruption at Mauna Loa's level continues feeding It.

As if Mauna Loa wasn't causing enough concern, residents got something to worry about Friday when Mauna Loa's smaller sister volcano, Ki-lauea, roared back to life with a HAVE YOU TOURED A NEW RYLAND HOME? 791-9320 I eruption from its Puu vent, about 25 miles southeast of the Mauna Loa eruption. It is the first time since 1868 that the two volcanoes have erupted simultaneously. Ki-lauea Is far from major populated areas, but a series of eruptions over the past 15 months has destroyed 16 homes In the isolated Royal Gardens subdivision. For residents of Kaumana City, a subdivision of 17 homes nearest the Mauna Loa lava flow, there is little to do but wait and think about what they will take with them if an evacuation is called. THE FAMILIES met Tuesday to co-ordinate phone numbers and line up the trucks they might need to move their belongings out.

Six-year-old Morgan Smith would try to save her small wooden piano and some clothes from the custom home her family "and a lot of friends" built. Her parents, Daryl and Linda, would take their Hawaiian quilt, some Jewelry, a few paintings, the computer and a video tape they made of the family's possessions for insurance purposes. i AAA USE YOUR TAX REFUND FOR A RYAN HOMES. CaH for Information, 14-4641. ALL CASH SALE-for your property.

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