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BUSINESS The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Constitution R6 Sunday, Dec. 1,1996 i i i i. 1 1 i ni. i i in i i i 1 fvu' Delegation sows seeds for business with South Africa FedEx deal could put small firm 'on the map' Ayres to build 50 cargo planes Ayro specifically designed to carry containerized cargo for FedEx. quasi-public South African utility that has $4 billion in annual revenue and bases its U.S.

office in Atlanta. Though ESKOM has -a surplus of electricity, Dahlberg said the company may in the future sell off some power plants that are now mothballed and that Southern could be interested in. "There may be some opportunities," Dahlberg said. "If you're not there first and with some interest and you don't express that interest, then you dont get those opportunities." Another topic discussed was the possibility of establishing, direct air service between Atlanta and South Africa, Williams said. He cited meetings with South African Airways.

"It's simply part of a continuing discussion, and it will take its course over time," he said. It was the second major trade mission from Atlanta to South I Africa in almost two years. Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell led a larger group in April 1995. "One measures the results of a trip like this over time," Williams said. "It is not an instant pill that one takes.

But I felt very good about the entire mission. When you send a group like this, it sends an important signal." Also included in the delegation were Odie Donald, president of BellSouth Mobility; Scott Seydel, president of the Seydel Patricia Mitchell, presi-; dent of Turner Original Produc-', tions; Jerry Norman, president of Norcon Systems Robert Harris, president of Jackmont Intermedia; and Isaac Farris chief of staff at the King Center. i- Group optimistic about future deals By Matthew Qulnn STAFF WRITER An Atlanta trade delegation has returned from South Africa with members optimistic about future trade and economic ties between that emerging economy and the metro area. "We were very cordially received," said Neil Williams, managing partner of Alston Bird, the Atlanta law firm. "There are a number of existing links between Atlanta business and South Africa.

Cape Town is a very vigorous bidder for the 2004 Olympics. So there are clearly some common experiences." Andrew Young, chairman of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, which sponsored the trip, led the 15-member group on a six-day visit to Johannesburg and Cape Town. Delegation members returned to Atlanta last week. Young stayed behind in South Africa, in part to work on the Southern Africa Enterprise Development Fund, which will lend $100 million to small businesses in the region. He was appointed to the post by President Clinton.

No particular business deals were announced as a result of the trip. But A.W. "Bill" Dahl-berg, chairman and chief executive of Southern said, "I would be amazed if something did hot come out of it." For his part, Dahlberg met with officials from ESKOM, the tor tne pacKage giant. outwardly is something of a throwback, with fixed landing gear and a fat-bellied profile that brings to mind a miniature version of a 1930s flying boat. (There is, in fact, a floatplane version.) Its oddest feature is the two-engine, one-propeller design a concept that long has been kicked around but rarely applied.

The two engines, supplied by a partnership of Allison Engine Co. and Allied Signal Engines, will be connected by a gearbox to the single driveshaft. The idea is to provide multi-engine power and backup without the added drag of two separately mounted engines. Also, Lewis said, the Loadmaster will be easier to fly than conventional twins should one engine fail. As for the Loadmaster's ungainly appearance, what of it? said Lewis.

"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," he said. "To the guy who wants to move 7,500 pounds in containers, it's pretty nice looking." Blair has an even more practical answer. "They'll Ay at night a lot," he said, "so we don't have to worry about too many people seeing them." build iU ot the feeder aircraft machine," said Mark Blair, vice president of supplemental air operations at Memphis-based FedEx. Then Ayres Chief Executive Fred Ayres, who wanted to broaden the company's product line, heard about the search and offered up Ayres' services. He put a small design team on the project, and the Loadmaster was born.

A prototype will fly in about 18 months. Blair said any hesitation at FedEx about being the launch customer for an unproven design from a small company was overcome by Ayres' solid reputation and the chance to have a plane tailor-made for its use. Said Lewis: "I think we were kind of small and innocent and listened well to what their needs were. They were used to dealing with some of the major manufacturers." As the Loadmaster moves from drawing board to production, Blair said FedEx will be watching Ayres' work more closely than it would a larger company's. But he added the Loadmaster's simple design should minimize the risk of complications or delays.

"An air frame of this nature is not rocket science," he noted. Indeed, the Loadmaster The Ayres Loadmaster was The Albany manufacturer will uses ranging from fire-bombing to medical evacuation. "Who knows?" Lewis said. "We may have underestimated the market." The Loadmaster will bring up to 300 new jobs to Ayres by the time delivery of the FedEx planes begins in 1999, Lewis said. But he added that the company, which now has 500 workers in Albany, has yet to decide whether to assemble the Loadmaster there or open a second plant elsewhere in the region.

No strangers As odd as their partnership may sound at first blush, Ayres and FedEx were no strangers before the Loadmaster deal. Ayres had worked on cargo doors for FedEx for several years. About five years ago FedEx began looking for a plane to fill the gap between two existing feeder planes, the Cessna Caravan, capable of hauling 3,000 pounds, and the Fokker F27, which carries up to 12,000. It also wanted a plane that could accommodate FedEx cargo containers, which speed aircraft loading and unloading. "We'd been looking for a long time and never found the right ihlllutilMl Protect Start Up is Clayton State College's Acclaimed Entrepreneur Training Program.

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That's where FedEx found tiny Ayres an Albany manufacturer of crop dusting planes and assorted aircraft and helicopter parts. The two companies recently announced a preliminary agreement under which FedEx will buy 50 Loadmasters, an odd-looking new Ayres design that will use two engines and one propeller and haul up to 7,500 pounds of containerized cargo. FedEx hopes the plane will fill a hole in its fleet of "feeder" aircraft, which serve smaller cities and function as the cargo equivalent of commuter airliners. Ayres hopes the deal, terms of which were not disclosed, will lead to bigger things. "This is going to put this little company on the map in the aviation industry," said Pete Lewis, Ayres sales manager.

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Avoiloble for discussion at this meeting will be repre-. sentotives from the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Es-tote, Office of Contract Contract Compliance and Department of Administrative Services. General Instructions, plans anaVor specifications for this proiect will be available for review andor far sole at $25.00 each as of Monday, November 25, 1996. The Plan Room operates between the hours of 9:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m.

and 1:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, in the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate, Suite 1910. All checks ond money or- ders shall be mode payable to the City of Atlanta, unless otherwise Instructed. Payment for documents repre-' sent reproduction costs ond therefore, Is non-refundable Please contact Rholanda Malveoux, Contracting Officer at (404) 3304938, regarding questions pertaining to this prolect. The City of Atlanta reserves the right to reled ony ond oil bids ond waive any technicalities.

U-Haul of Western Georgia Will sell at public auction the contents of the following units shown with last tenant at the time and ploces des- Ignated below: Unless the amount is paid in full the day before the auction. All times are subject to change. 4374 Thurmond Rd. Forest Park, Ga. on 12-14-96 ot 222-Nikita Carter 7308 Tara Blvd.

Jonesboro, Ga. on 12-14-96 at 11 35-Jerry Bunedage, 2209-Angelia Dent, 2412-Grady Blackman, 2905-Cvnthla Ooazie, 3035-Danlel Rumph, 3045-Shirlev Rogers. 7242 Hwy 85 Riverdale, Ga. on 12-14-96 66-Davld Ogle, 101 A-Ronnie Newby 5691 Riverdale Rd. College Park, Ga.

on 12-14-96 at 1 55-J i 1 1 Wilcox, 227-Sena McEachern, 238-Monique Rudley, 402-Ollvla Bundage, 409-Jamu) Blair, 906-Vernon Lee, 804-Victor Horris. 5980 Old National Hwy. College Park, Ga on 12-14-96 at 329-Johnell Pennington, 220-Willle Campbell, 305Willie McForland, 539-Glenda Bease. 4540 Washington Rd. College Pork, Ga.

at 12-14-96 at 10)-Anna Wingfield, 120-Raymond Gambrel, 135-Jerry K. Mincy, 172-WandaLovla Daniels, 233-Tonyo Turman, 302-Pamela Wilkerson, 455-Angelo Edwards, 705-Johnny Spencer, 735-Liso L. Whitaker, 791 Phillippa Lasslter, 922-Shoppell Pope, 1114-Alfred Harris, 1129-Gloria Davis Broewn, 1184-Deborah Palmer. 300 Peters St. SW, Atlanta, Ga.

on 12 14 96 at 1211-Alvin Lashawn Lindsay Holt, 1403-Brlon Boxter, 1521-Virgll Howell, 3188-Shlrley Tucker, 3269-Tyronne Bethrop, 3278-Danny McCauley, 3287-Rlchard Fludd, 4702-Twonnotte Morelond, 4838 Rlchord White, 4849-Tuvane Dill 4959-Mark Beddy, 4984-Gwendoy Brit-lion. Legal Notice Please be advised of the following changes to Time Warner's service as of January 1, 1997. Tune Into the preview of The History Channel and The Golf Channel on December 4, 1996 thru December 31, 1996 on Channels 40 and 46, respectively. Chonges In the channel line-up: CMT (Channel 40) will be moved to share with TNN (Channel 29). TNN will air from 6am-Midnight, CMT will air Midnight-6om.

Channel 40 now becomes The History Channel. Action PPV (Channel 46) will be moved to share with Spice (Channel 53). Spice will olr from Action will air from 'Channel 46 now becomes The Golf Channel. 'Channel 95 will be Unlvlslon. 'Channel 96 will be WATC-TV57.

vm you'll know when You READ For burnt subtcrlpHon information, Contact Advertisement for Proposal! RFP-11-2-96-2 YF Sealed proposals for RFP 11-2-96-2 YF Seeled proposal for RFP 11-2-96-2 YF. To design neighborhood based substance abuse treatment renters that offer a variety of methodologies and are outcome driven. Proposals will be received by designated stotf ot the Atlanta Empowerment Zone Corporation (AEZC), 101 Marletto Street, Suite 1101, Atlanta, Georgia 3030, or they may be mailed to P.O. Box 2745, Atlanta, Georgia 30301. Sealed envelopes should be clearly labeled: "Proposal for RFP 11-2-96-2 YF." Regardless of postmark, all submissions presented In person or by moll must be received at the AEZC office no later than 5:30 P.M., Thursday, December 26, 199 eastern standard time.

Scope of Service The AEZC requires assistance In designing and Implementation of four neighborhood based substance abuse treatment centers that offer a variety of methodologies and ore outcome driven. This program will address a primary objective of the AEZ, that is to Lift Youth and Families Out of Poverty within the Zone. Full details are ovallable In the request for proposal. re-Proposal Conference: A pre-proposal conference for completion of this proposal will be held Thursday, November 21, 16 at 1 :00 P.M. at the AEZC office.

General Instructions: The complete Request for Proposal will be available at the AEZC offices on Wednesday, November 13, 1994. A copy may also be obtained by written request to P.O. Box 2745, Atlanta, Georgia 30301. For further Information, please telephone (404) 331-4480. Atlanta Empowerment Zone Corporation Paul D.

White, Executive Director Advertisement for Proposals RFP-10-20-94-3YF Sealed proposals for RFP I0-20-M-3 YF Sealed proposal for RFP 10-20-96-3 YF. To design and Implement Anti-Violence programs for youth in the AEZ. Proposals will be received by designated stotf at the Atlanta Empowerment Zone Corporation (AEZC), 101 Marietta Street, Suite 1101, Atlonto, Georgia 30303, or they may be mailed to P.O. Box 2745, Atlanta, Georgia 30301. Sealed envelopes should be clearly labeled: "Proposal For RFP 10-20-96-3 YF." Regardless of postmark, oil submissions presented In person or by moll must be received at the AEZC office and date-stamped no later than 5:30 PM, Thursday, December 26, 1996 eastern standard time.

Scope of Service The AEZC requires assistance In designing and Implementing Anti-Violence programs for youth In the AEZ. The respondent is expected to design a comprehensive program that addresses youth violence. This program will address a primary objective of the AEZ, that Is to Lift Youth and Families Out of Poverty within the Zone. Full details are available in the request for proposal. Pre-Proposal Conference: A pre-proposal conference for completion of this pro-posol will be held Thursday, November 21, 1996 at 11:00 A.M.

at the AEZC office. General Instructions: The complete Request for Proposal will be available at the AEZC offices on Wednesday, November 13, 1996. A copy may also be obtained by a written request to P.O. Box 2745, Atlanta, Georgia 30301. For further information, please telephone (404) 331-4480.

Atlanta Empowerment Zone Corporation Paul D. White, Executive Director Housing Authority of the City of Atlonto, Georgia Reopening Conventional Public Housing Waiting List The Housing Authority of the City of Atlonto, Georgia (AHA) will accept applications for the Conventional Public Housing Program beginning Monday, December 2, 1996. AHA will take applications for efficiency through five bedroom needs. Applications may be Placed between tne hours ot 8:15 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday at 739 West Peochtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Preappllcations will be categorized by preference. AHA's Local Preference Includes working families. A re plicants with a Local Preference will be housed before those who have no preference. AHA's definition of a wonting tamny memoes a family in wnicn tne Head of the Household has been working in a full-time or part.

time capacity far six months. In addition, a working family includes a Head of Household participating in an approved iob training program. AHA provides consideration to applicants who are 62 veers ot oge or older or persons receiving disability payments and who are un- ooie to work or enter a lob training program. All prefer-ence claims ore subieel to verification. AHA strongly encourages Individuals or families with documentation of a Local Preference to apply for housing.

Applications with a Local Preference are placed at the top of the waiting list and assisted before applicants wimout Local reverence. AHA wishes to advise current and future applicants for the conventional housing programs of the availability of other housing opportunities. In the future AHA will use sue-oasea waning lists tor various puoiic-nousing ass-Isted communities. These waiting lists will enable applicants to apply directly tor the location and type of him. Ing needed, AHA will assure these walling list openings are puoiicuea in a newspaper or general circulation.

AHA will also mointaln information on any open wait Ing lists In the Central Of flee. Placement on the waiting list will be based on date and time of preapplication. The AHA does not discriminate In admission or wmi to its Federally assisted housing programs. Any eligible ana suitooie inaiviauai witn a nanaicap or oisabillty will be served. Those who have a visual or hearina imonir.

ment will be provided with the necessary information to understand and participate In the program. The AHA Deputy Executive Director for Housing Operations will coordinate efforts to comply with the nondiscrimination requirements of Section 504. The AHA Is pledged to the letter ond spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement ot equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. The AHA encourages ond supports on affirmative advertising and marketing program In which there ore no bar riers to obtaining housing because of oge, race, color, religion, sex, fomilial status, or national origin.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY CITY OF ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Sealed bids for FC-6609-96, Annual Contract for Service Repair Maintenance to Elevators will be received by designated staff of the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate, Suite 1790, 55 Trinity Avenue, SW, City Hall South, Atlonto, Georgia 30135-0307. Bids must be submitted and time stamped In no later thon 1:59 p.m. Wednesday, December 18, 1996. ABSOLUTELY NO BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED SCOPE OF SERVICES: This contract provides for Service, Repoir Maintenance to elevators owned ond operated by the City of Atlanta at designated facilities and includes all labor, Incidental materials and parts on twenty- four (24) hour, seven (7) days per week basis. A Prebid Conference will be held on Tuesday, December 3, 1996 at 11:00 a.m., In the Bureau of Purchasing ond Real Estate's Bid Conference Room, Suite 1900.

Available for discussion ot this meeting will be representatives from the Bureau of Purchasing ond Real Estate, Office of Contract Contract Compliance and Department of Administrative Services. General Instructions, plans andor specifications for this proiect will be ovallable for review andor for sale at 120.00 each as of Monday, November 25, 1996. The Plan Room operates between the hours of 9:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.

through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, In the Bureau of Purchosing and Real Estate, Suite 1910. All checks and money orders shall be made payable to the City of Atlanta, unless otherwise Instructed. Payment for documents represent reproduction costs and therefore, Is non-refundable Please contact Rholanda Malveoux, Contracting Officer at (404 3304938, regarding questions pertaining to this prolect. The City ot Atlanta reserves the right to relect any ond all bids ond waive ony technicalities. NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES OF THE TERMINATION OF THE RECEIVERSHIPOF FIRST COMMUNITY BANK OF CHEROKEE WOODSTOCK, GEORGIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation os Receiver for First Community Bank of Cherokee, Woodstock, Georgio Intends to terminate Its receivership for said institution.

The FDIC was appointed receiver of First Community Bank of Cherokee on March 31, 1992. The liquidation of the receivership assets has been completed. To the extent permitted by available funds and In accordance with law, the Receiver will be making a final dividend payment to proven creditors. Based upon the foregoing, the Receiver has determined. mat tne continued existence or the receivership win serve no useful purpose.

Conseauentlv. notice is alven the receivership shall be terminated, to be effective no sooner than thirty days after the date of this Notice. II any person wishes to comment concerning the termination of the receivership, such comment must be made in writing and sent within thirty days of the date of this No tice to: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Attn. Harold R. Sorensen 1201 W.

Peochtree Street, N.E. Suite 1800 Atlanta, Georgia 30309-3415 No comments concerning the termination of this receiv ership will be considered which ore not sent within this time frame. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION As Receiver for First Community of Cherokee Woodstock, Georgio U-Haul of Western Georgia Will sell at public auction the contents of the following units shown with lost tenont at the time ond places designated below: All times ore subject to change. 4360 Covington Decatur, Go. on 12-21-96 at 124-Sondro White, 142-Nlki Malone, 1116-Davld Love, 1152-Valerie Tillman.

885 Northern Ave. Clarkston, Ga. on 12-21-96 at on the following: 1138-Swaln Zchivago, 1181-Maurice Taulberf, 2023-Tineko Alexander, 2061 Mary 4018-Linda Redemer, 4020-Fdrron Philpot. 3605 Sams Rd. Clarkston, Ga.

on 12-21-96 on the following: c54u Jenkins, Clarence, C9D-Arthur Johnson, C61U Barry Begs, C29-Ralph Davis, E24-Trecia Morris, C84-LOUIS Hatchett. C59U-Chandra Moffitt, C10U Lorry Mayberry, C30-Patterson, Camille, C69D Klmberbly Pearl. 2161 Hewott Rd. Snellville, Ga. on 12.21-96at on the following: 131-Tracl Haylturst.

2951 NE.Expresswoy, Atlanta, GA. on 12-21-96 at 10:30 AM on the following: izio-Beiivio Mackev, ixw-cric Conway, 1511-Trocev Fitzgerald, 1610-Terry James Bly, 2111-Ginger Davis, 2217-Keith R. Reginald, 2333-Reginald T. Clyde, 2426-Francis Jones Nelson, 2503-Larry Williams, 2506-Wllllam Moore, 2609-Christopher Blllups, 2629-Pearl Twanzortewa. 100 Dodd St.

Marietta, Ga. on 12-21-96 at ll-AM on the following: A9-Kenneth Courtlond, ASO-Emlly McMIc-kle, B51-Todd Magee, C14B-C154 ProSat Communications. uit s. Cobb Dr. Smyrna, Ga.

12-21-96 at A6-Barbara Moses, A32-Barvbara Coleman, B23-Lvnn Daniel, Clz-Kennetn i nomas, um meioay rtoisrnDacn, pni-Prnnroiu Huahes. E04-F29-Lakevla Robinson. F9-Connle Miller, GI2-Gory Hlnchman, G31-Barbaro Coleman: REQUESTFOR SERVICES Stone Mountain Memoriol Association Is seeking interested parties to provide contracted In-house audlovi sual services for the Evergreen Conference Center I Resort ond Georgia's Stone Mountain Pork. Vendors ore asked to submit company profile In writing, (no faxes please) to the address below no loter thon Monday, December 23, 1996. Those responding will be sent a request tor proposal Jock Bearden Purchasing Director Georgia's Stone Mountain Park PO.

Box 778 -Stone Mountain, A 3MH E.O.E. CITY OF ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Sealed bids for PC-6621-96, Utoy Creek Combined Sewer Separation Part 4B will be received bv designated staff of the Bureau of Purchasing ond Real Estate, Suite 1790, 55 Trinity Avenue, 5W, my Hail soutn, Atlanta, Georgia 303354307, to which bids shall be submitted and time stamped In no later than 1:59 P.m., Wednesday, January 8, 1997. ABSOLUTELY NO BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 1:59 P.M. Bids will be publicly opened and read at 2:00 p.m. in tne Bureau of Purchosing ond Real Estate, Bid Conference Room, Suite 1900, at the obove address.

This work shall consist of, but shall not be limited to; separation of a combined sewer system Including Installation of sanitary sewer and storm sewer systems ond various appurtenances ond other work as described In the protect specifications and os shown on the plans A Prebid Conference will be held on Tuesday, December 17.1996 at In the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate's Bid Conference Room, Suite 1900. Available for discussion at this meeting will be representatives from the Bureau of Purchasing ond Real Estate, Office of Contract Compliance ond the Department of Public Works. General instructions, plans onaVor specifications for this prolect will be available for review andor for sale at $200.00 each as of Monday, November 25, 1996. The Plan Room operates between tne hours of 9:00 n.m. through 12:00 p.m.

ond 1 :00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, In the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate, Suite 1910. All Checks and money orders shall be mode payable to the City of Atlonto, unless otherwise instructed. Payment for documents represent reproduction costs and therefore, is non- refundable. Please contact Pamela Lewis, Contracting Officer ot (404 853-7502, regarding questions pertaining to this prolect.

The City of Atlanta reserves the right to relect any and all bids ond waive any technicalities. CITY OF ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Scaled bids far FC-6623-96, Utoy Creek Combined Sewer Separation Port 4C will be received by designated staff of the Bureau of Purchosing and Real Estate, Suite 1790, 55 Trinity Avenue, SW, City Hall South, Atlanta, Georgia 30335-0307, to which bids shall be submitted and time stamped In no later than 1:59 p.m., Wednesday, January B.1997. ABSOLUTELY NO BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 1:59 P.M. Bids will be publicly opened and read at 2:00 p.m. in the Bureau ot Purchasing and Real Estate, Bid Conference Room, Suite 1900, at the above address.

This work shall consist of but shall not be limited to; separation of a combined sewer system including Installation of sanitary sewer and storm sewer Systems and various appurtenances and other work as described in the proiect specifications and as shown on the plans. A Prebid Conference will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 1996 at In the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate's Bid Conference Room, Suite 1900. Avolloble for discussion at this meeting will be representatives from the Bureau al Purchosing and Real Estate, Office of Contract Compliance and the Deportment of Public Works. General instructions, plans andlor specifications for this proiect will be available tor review andor for sale at $200.00 each as ot Monday, November 25, 1996. The Plan Room operates between the hours ot 9:00 a.m.

through 12:00 p.m. and through 5:00 p.m.. Monday through Friday, In the Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate, suite 1910. All checks and money or. ders shall be mode payable to the City ot Atlonto, unless otherwise Instructed.

Payment for documents repre sent reproduction costs ond therefore, Is non- refundable. Please contact Pamela Lewis, Contracting Officer at (404) 853-7502, regarding questions pertaining to this proiect. The City of Atlonto reserves the right to relect any and on dips ana waive any technicalities. PUBLIC NOTICE The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations will conduct on accreditation survey of this organization Integrated Health Services (IHS) of Atlanta ot Shoreham, ill Kennesay Avenue, Marietta, Georgia 30060, (770) 422-2451 on DECEMBER 3RD 4TH, 1996. The purpose of the survey will be to evaluate the organization's compliance with nationally established Joint Commission standards.

The survey results will be used to determine whether, and the conditions under which accreditation should be awarded the organization. Joint Commission standards deal with sraanlmtlnnnl quality of core issues and the safety of the environment In which care Is provided. Anyone believing that he or she has pertinent and valid information about such matters may request a public Information interview with the Joint Commission's field representatives at the time of the survey. Information presented at the Interview will be carefully evaluated for relevance to the accreditation process. Requests for a public Information interview must be made in writing and should be sent to the Joint Commission no later than five workina davi to- fore the survey begins.

The request must also Indicate ine nature or me information to De provided at the Inter view. Such requests should be addressed to: Division of Accreditation Operations Organization Liaison Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations One Renaissance Boulevard Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 The Joint Commission will acknowledge such requests In writing or by telephone and will inform the organization of the request for ony Interview. The organization win, in turn, notity tne interviewee of the date, time, ond place of the meeting. This notice Is posted In accordance with the Joint Commission's requirements and may not be removed before tne survey is completed. Date Posted: NOVEMBER 1, 1996 and capabilities of talented people who can contribute significantly to your organization.

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