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TOl EDITIONS The Arizona Republic Friday, January 22. Public Notice TEC Inc. buys keyboard line Pin-bollworm feared; technique profitable Stub cotton splits growers Invoice PUBLIC NOTICE PROPOSED 0M INCREASE This ivce t0 torm me water user of Indian wnos served by the San Canal irrigation Proiect, Droorv. increase in the awn CM assessment for the N82 irrioaiion season from S24 to 114 per acre. The last increase was in 1976, since mat time me cost of salaries, sup-gilt's, materials and Joint Works OS.M have risen sharply with the result met the prnt OiM rale no longer provides sufficient funds to provide an adequate level of service to the water users in the proiect.

Written comments regarding the proposed Increase may be submitted to the Superintendent, Pfma Agency, Swaton. AZ 8S24Z until February Published; Ariiona Republic. January 20Jl.hj3.24.,2rir know-how, as well as the equipment and tooling required for immediate production. TEC is producing the DC 70 keyboards for Datanetics' customers. It manufactures video-display terminals for the computer-peripheral market and electronic components for the computer and process-control industries, as well as perform-ing subcontract-assembly work for large corporations.

TUCSON TEC Inc. announced Thursday that it has purchased a line of DC 70 keyboards from Data-netics an International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. subsidiary in Fountain Valley, -Calif. The dollar amount of the sale was not disclosed. TEC is producing the line of mechanical-switch keyboards at its Tucson plant.

The keyboard is aimed at manufacturers of home-computing equipment, terminals and small-business systems. The agreement calls for sale of the related engineering and manufacturing data and Public Notice Invoice 713J Bv JLV. Gullette RWjfic Staff Arizona cotton growers are divided abon the cultivation of stub cotton, according to testimony before the Arizona Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture. Stub-cotton cultivation involves the growing of cotton from the same plant roote for two or more years. Lynn Anderson, commission chairman, told the meeting that Arizona mayq'be facing an outbreak of pink boIIvVorrn because of stub cotton.

He, said growers in yuma, where the commission held a meeting tuesday, are "preponderously in favor" of a one-year ban on growing stub cotton. Stub-cotton cultivation has increased in the state from 46,000 acres in 1978 to 60,000 acres in 1980, according to Robert Gronowski, field supervisor for the commission. Early this year, the commission announced that stub-cotton growers in central Arizona have agreed to a oneryear moratorium. Bruce Hardesty of Buckeye, a member of a growers stub-cotton committee, said the ban was accepted with" an understanding that the commission would conduct a full investigation of stub cotton. He said insect problems in stub cotton "were probably caused by people who do not do a good job with insecticides." Stub cotton can bring higher profits for growers, according to Brooks Taylor, University of Arizona cotton specialist He said his studies show that under similar conditions, stub cotton would net $162 an acre more than cotton grown from seed each year.

It costs more to produce stub cotton, but the roots already are established and can produce a higher yield because of a longer growing season, he explained. Stub cotton's early start is one of the reasons some experts object to the crop. Bugs and diseases get started earlier and have food to survive, they contend. Another objection is that trash, cotton stalks and unopened cotton bolls provide a place for cotton weevils and possibly other pests to spend the winter. Destroying stalks and trash by plowing them under is considered an essential practice, according to a study by Doug Bergamn, T.

J. Henneberry and L. A. Bariola of the Western Cotton Research Center. However, other studies have shown that insect populations in stub cotton and planted cotton are about the same, the commission was told.

NOTICE Of BULK SALE that ENRICO MAZZA, 4135 H. Invoice 71t! PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under and by virtue of the laws of the State ot Ariiona and under and bv virtue of the provisions of that certain Instalment Contract 1 Statement Disclosure executed by Ronafd J. Patrick on November 6. 1979, which Is now In default, THE COL WELL COMPANY, will on the 75th day of January. 1982, at the hour of 1-00 o'clock A.M..

at the womitos known as 27830 t. 204th Drive, Route 2, Peoria, AZ 85345 PubHcty offer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder at said sale, for cash in lawful money of the United Slates of America, the following personal property which is described in said Security Agreement: 1980 Redman: New Moon, 7C Serial No. 13500-1764 toward the satisfaction of the balance of the indebtedness now due under said Security Agreement, amounting al the date hereof to SM. 180.49, plus interest, attorney's fees, and costs and expenses of repossession and sale, and that the rights of the above-named persons in said property win be foreclosed thereby. Seller reserves the right to bid at said sale.

Successful bidder shall be at the ffme of sale obligated to pay applicable sales taxes, if any, in addition to sales price. DATED at Los Angeles. CA this 4th day of January, 1982. THE COL WELL COMPANY By sRlchard O. Milter Richard D.

Miller Manufactured Housing Dept. CERTIFIED MAIL NO. 168441 RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED. CCJ358A 477 Published: Ariiona Republic, January 22, 1987 School Road. Phoenix, Ariiona, wlH sen his business known as AMES Laundromat to sandqr VARGA and KATALIN VARGA, his wife.

All creditors or persons concerned will present their claims against said business SANDOR VARGA and KATALIN VARGA, his wife at 962S N. T7th Place. Phoenlit, Ariiona, 85020, before the Km day of January, 1982, Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this Wh day of January, 1982. ames Laundromat ByVs Enrico Mana ENRICO MAZZA STATE OF ARIZONA County of Maricopa ss.

Public Notice The foregoing instrument was neg before me, Binie J. Smrk, by IRICO MAZZA. naruxMlh; knnwn tnvolct7m Bid No. 81006-1 Notice it hereby given that the Board of Trustees ot the Madison School DHtrid No. 31 invites sealed bids for ASPHALTIC SURFACE COATING at various schools.

Detailed ptans and specifications may be picked up at the office of C. Richard Willis, Director of Maintenance and Transportation, SMI North lth Street, Phoenl, AZ 85014. JM-S9S1. Bid opening Is Tuesday, February 1987 at 2 p.m. Published: Ariiona Republic, January 20,21,22, 1982 to me, for the purpose as stated therein, on the ftWi day of January, 1982.

sBillle J. Shirk Notary Public My commission expires Aug. 23, Notary Seal Published. Arlrana Republic, January 21,22,23, 1982 Invoice 104 PLAINTIFFS, AND UNITED STATES Vote urged on utility-rate hikes 41 At ION NO. I wWCV-W- NOTKE OF ITY PERSONS WHO WERE EMPLOYED A GUARANTY COMPANY AT ANY TO: ALL WOMEN AND ALL BLACK.

HISPANIC AND OTHER MINOR) BY APPUEr OR EMPLOYMENT WITH UNITE STATES FIDE TIME BETWEEN FEBRUARY IS, 1974 ANO AUGUST 31. 1981. vouerea white male, you should disregard this notice. AS A CLASS MEMBER IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE OF THE FEDERAL AMD THE THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT AS PROU1 HImpraiH RNING THE MERITS Of THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. OF ANY OpSnIoNB? THiMMTS C4MCE? -Two bills to place utility-rate increases before the voters were introduced Thursday by Rep.

Debbie Mcfl)le, D-Phoenix. They were among more than a dozen proposals made Wednesday and Thursday on subjects that included solid-waste landfills on state lands, mandatory proof of financial responsibility for motor-vehicle registration and the Federal Reserve Act. One of Mrs. McCune's bills would require that rate increases of more than" 7 percent be approved in a special election. The other is a constitutional amendment to allow voterS' to approve or disapprove all rate increases.

A measure dealing with proof of financial responsibility for motor- vehicle owners was introduced by Rep. Larry Hawke, R-Tucson. It would require a motor-vehicle owner to submit proof of financical responsibility before registering a vehicle and would make violation of that act a Class 1 misdemeanor. Another proposal would permit county boards of supervisors to apply for the lease of state lands to establish a solid-waste landfill and establish guidelines for those landfills. A memorial was introduced by 68 lawmakers calling for repeal of the Federal Reserve Act.

It alleges that "the Federal Reserve Banking System has threatened the integrity of our government through the arbitrary and capricious control and management of the nation's money supply." i cull HS8 BACKGROUND OF THE PROPOSED CONSENT DECREE VP. PtaWlff? Mead, Oakley, Deaton, and LaVole commenced a ctess action in the United States District Court tor the QlslrW of Minnesota, Fourth Division. In January, 1977, alleging that the Defendant United Slates Fidelity and Guaranty Company engaged In sexually discriminatory employment practices In the areas of recruitment, hiring, asstgiynent. selection, training, promotion, transfer, wages and benefits in violation of Title Vlt of the Civil fld, 42 U.S.C. 2000-e et seo.

The Equal Employment OpportunltyCommission 1 Ef wanted leave to Intervene in the action on December 20, 1977. On November 22, 1977, the Court granted plaintiff's motion to maintain this suit as a class action. The class, as subsequently redefined, consists of aH women who employed or applied for employment with USFfcG at any time between February 18, 1974 and SiTi.3.1',1"1 and continues to deny each and every allegation ot discrimination contained in Plaintiffs Amended Complaint and in the Plamtlff-lntervenor's Complaint, and the court has made no finding thai the Company has engaged in any of the practices alleged Hi the Complaint. The Plaintiff Green commenced a class action in the United Slates District Court for the Western District of Missouri UAW Continued from Cl maSpecmlfkiy You can say it better than anyone else so tell them how much you care in your own words and style. February 13 and 14 send a Classified Valentine's Day message to those special people in your life in The Arizona RepublicThe Phoenix Gazette.

Your 3-line message will run 2 days in the newspapers' "Lines of Love" section. For only $6. Each additional line is $2. Or lace your words with a line of hearts for only $4. This Valentine's Day say something special to someone you love.

Write your own message of love in The Arizona Republic The Phoenix Gazette. Tell your sweetheart, husband, wife, grandparents and parents how much you care. Deadline for placing "Lines of Love" Classified ads is 5 p.m. Thursday, February 1 1 LINES OF LOVE 256-9111 Outside Greater Phoenix, anywhere in Arizona, call toll-free: 1-80O-352-5095 Phones are open Monday through Thursday, 7 profit sharing that are close to the UAW's heart. After talks had ground to a halt at Ford while discussions were continuing at GM, UAW chief negotiator Donald Ephlin said he would "like to come back and do some bargaining" next week with Ford.

His Ford counterpart, Vice President for Labor Relations Peter Pes-tillo, said he was "heartened" by the move. At a pre-Super Bowl party, the glib negotiator had words of high praise for Ephlin's skill in bargaining. While a tendency to gloat by Ford officials would be understandable, Pestillo said, he did not consider the likely prospects of continued bargaining as his revenge on GM. "I'm not a vengeful person," he said. I 3 became commonplace as sales continue; to slump, and the slump cannot be directly traced to the breakdown in diseussions.

Ford did not have prior knowlege of the trade of car-price cuts and concessions despite a pre-talks strategy-session with GM. The No. 2 automaker refused to be pushed into accepting the plan and instead gave UAW a comprehensive contract proposal. Union leaders said they are "intrigued" by the plan, which would provide job security for senior auto-workers and touched on issues such as CITY OF PHOENIX PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. SANITATION DIVISION-TRASH COLLECTION SCHEDULE a.m.

to 9 p.m. Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10.1YL I vrameo wave ro intervene me action on March 6, IVBO. on December 16, 1981, ttie Court granted plaintiffs' motion to maintain thts suit on behalf of a dass ot all Black, Hispanic and other mp'orment witt, USF8.G at any time between February 18, 1974 21 "ytthy" deny each end every allegation of discrimination conlalnefl Mr i the Plaintiff Green's Amended Complaint and in the PtatntW-lntervenor's Complaint, and the Court has made no fmdlngthat the Company has engaged In any of the practices alleged in the Complaint.

f8Cts circumstances, after lengthy negotiations, and after taking Into accounl thy likelihood that this titration, If not settled now, will be prolonged and extensive, Invofvlng many Suestlons of law and fact and potential time-consuming appeals, an parties, including the Equal Employment ipportunlty Commission, an agency of the United States government, andtheir attorneys, have concluded that fl is in the best Interest of the parties, the women, Blacks, Hlsoanlcs, and other minorities on whose behatf these suits have been brought, and the public to settle the action on the terms Incorporated In the proposed Consent Decree. ft SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT The full and complete terms of the proposed settlement are contained In the proposed Consent Decree which may be Inspected during regular business hours al the following places: Clerk's Office, United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, 110 South Fourth Street, Minneapolis. Minnesota Clerk Office, United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri, 811 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri The Branch Manager's Office of each Branch Office In the United States The Office of the Department Head in every Department in the Baltimore, Maryland Home Office of The following is only a summary of the maior terms ot the proposed Consent Decree. A. Backpavrellef.

USFtG agrees to pay a total of Three and One-Half Million Dollars to settle the backpay claims of the classes. The entire fund is irrevocably commitled lo the exclusive benefit of the classes and under ircumstancesls any pari refundable to No expenses of administration or attorneys' fees will be aken from the fund. It the Consent Decree is approved, all of this money will be distributes to eligible class members. IndlvWual backpay amounts will be calculated according to a formula which takes Inlo accounl a class member's length of service with education, 10b grade, orlor experience, lob applied for, date ol application, race and sex. The formula and examples are set forth in detail In the Consent Decree.

suWecl to the review of the Special Master, the EEOC and the private attorneys representing each of the asses, will calculate the amounts due to each eligible member of t.e classes. In applying the formula to Individual class members, Personnel records win be conclusive. etaM nwnoer will receive until afl appneants' ctaim forms are processed. estimates that the two Classes together total approximately 37,000 people While computations will m.S?n!X? SZtfZPJ membI, member be entitled to monetary refieOhose class SSH. rs feefve i separate notification.

Those class members entitled lo monetary relief will receive a check after the Consent Decree is approved. Tff Ww5 ta suoiyii)a )ntormatki regarding their empMytrwm iPfT6, SfJPS Consent Decree was sent to an Incorrecl address, such individuals staurfirnlalelynollerk of Court, P.O. Box 2105, Loop Post Office, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 of the correct address. (Please Include your social security number when nollfying Clerk of Court.) fififfSSfff "rof whmf the attached Bo Loo Po" Minneapolis, Mirmesola backpayTelieT will be reviewed according to the backpay formula lo determine who Is eligible to receive fljVTky AWT. at ft mtf the appflcant Informattowfoim by February 19, W83.

he or she win it be eligible to be considered for parity t.S!!!ht!!rS.,Jd?!L?ct,,l?m wcifi) minorities and women during the five years Mowing entry of the Consent Decree. These goals relate to: 1. 1omeOfflce Clerical Grades 7-12 (Goats for Minorities) 2. Branch Office Clerical Grades 7-12 (Goats for Minorities) 3. Insurance Professional Positions Grades 11-17 (Goals for Minorities and Females) Oft J3W J8 Imllfute I) posting procedure tor certain KnEiX.F'sw KKfl Performance appraisal system providing tor employee Input, a Home Office training program for advanced clerical positions, 4) a training program for iiSS iHS HSSL ifcl responsibilities for complying with equal employment ZSSS 6eCrM' counselin9 pr09ram encourM prohibits from engaging in reprisal fmSviFrLfSl wjausert wch Person's opposition to any practice made unlawful under vJSSSSSXJSSiSSS Decree and commits to complying with Title melr'se emptoeW 4re durln wtScJ rewrd to the Consent Deem is required to make annual ZmtffiJrSSlZ IheSpedal Master, the EEOC, and the attorneys (or the Plaintiffs, and lo maintain specific records concerning matters which are the subject of ie Consent Decree.

c)mn1MM Comen1 Decree provides specific relief to the named dass plaintiffs for their individual lor refrnbursement of reasonable expenses Incurred In lpbroved by the Courts as presently submitted, you wilt f.ta.iS,lSriliSC?iSS tr 12" tn Consent Decree only, and you will be forever barred from pursuing claims of employment discrimination based on sex or race as alleged in Ihe Complaints. kTA KtWM loicer MlmSapons MN5S4mn'S' "wire, Thomas D. Carlson, Esquire, Best and Flanagan, 4040 Mlneaprt! MN 55402 Frelwcl W. Morris, Esquire, O'Connor and Hannan, 38lh Floor, IDS Tower, Stewart M. Stein, Esquire, Buck, Bohm Stein, 800 Home Savings Building, 1006 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, MO NV REGARDING THE Ptolntlfls and their attorneys.

Although you need not do so, Hearing personally or through a duly euthorlied attorney to obtect to the JJPWJP LEI'S0." wtiv ttie propped Settlement should not be approved as fair, reasonable "'iTa? wl oreludice. If you elect to appear through an attorney burpo" of oblectlng or otherwise, you must do so af your own expense. Such attorney's fees win not be paid from the settlement fund. you obiect to the proposed Decree you must do the following: iPlease check the schedule below. If It's your turn, place uncon-viained trash parallel to your fence in the alley, if you have alley iservice, or along the curb or sidewalk on your side, if you have Lstreet service.

Place it out before 6:00 AM on the Monday of the collection week. Crews will make one sweep only during the (scheduled week. Crews WILL NOT pick up construction material, lauto parts, loose grass clippings or leaves. WEEK OF 1-25-82 WEEK OF 2-1-82 'rti LINES OF LOVE, Feb. C08t No.

of lines (with tax) I' 1 1 I First 2 3 lines, one price: 3 $6.30 r.i 1 4 i $10.50 't-7 6 $12.60 7j JOMAX RD. ij CACTUSRp 7-HABLVD. NW AREA1 869-7735 CACTUS RD. 1 MT. VIEWED.

1 in NORTHERN AVE. DUNIAP AVE. AREA 24 262-7151 GlENDALE AVE. AREA 25 262-7151 NORTHERN AVE. your cost Prices shown include tax I would like a row of hearts on lop ol my Valentine yes Please ado) $4.00 lo your total cost (hearts occupy two lines) i LWR.

BUCKEYE RO. IWR. BUCKEYE RO Ifctf fit- BROADWAY RD.IiEg AREA 39 262-6791 Name. any and all other papers you may 55JK vour obtectlons In writing, together wish to present relative to Ihe Decree, with AREA 38 262-6791 SO. CITY LIMITS SO.

CITY UMITS City. State McDOWEU RD. THOMAS RD. Zip. Phone.

BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR NAML. ADDRE SS AND PHONE IN CASE WE HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT YOUR AD AREA 49 262-6282 VAN BUREN ST. AREA 50 262-6282 McDOWEU RD. i i i i i 4 i a I I I PU I i 1 I I i art I 1 Clerk of Court, United Slates District Court, P.O. Box 2105, Loop Post Office, Minneapolis.

MN 55402 A5PJuL0l.w!!50U, vour own expense, at a hearing which win be held on March 4. 1987, af 10:00 ier- 31 North Robert Street. SI. SiIJJmTmS ol" Proposed Consent Decree, but It not a trial on the merits of the Issues VSSHSLSS SyJ m.poweJ:,,0 or retect Ihe proposed Consent Decree after giving due consideration to the comments of all interested parties. This notice is given with the approval and at the direction of the Court.

0,5 THE PROPOSED CONSENT DECREE BY MAIL, PLEASE REAO THE 8 coov 01 Proposed Setllement of Class Actions bv mall, with your correct settlement- vou re a member ot the class, you must do Ihe following In order to participate in the Send a letter or postcard to: Clerk of the Court, United States District Court, P.O. Box 2105, Loop Post Office, Minneapolis, MN 55407 'he Court with your name, current address, and Social Security Number. you were employed by vour employment. If your name was different at the time you left the company employment, please advise. mpt8vm'm wlm and were nol hired, please slate Ihe date and location where you applied JuSZSi'i! mui! 19, 1982.

If you fall lo notify the Clerk of Ihe Court bv that date, you will be barred from participating In this settlement. Published: Ariiona Republic, January 15, 22, 1982 Mall today to: Lines of Love Classified Department The Arizona Republic The Phoenix Gazette P. O. Box 1950 Phoenix, AZ 66001 SANITATION INFORMATION I To help us collect your uncontained refuse efficiently, please be sure to cut tree limbs and branches to 8 feet lengths or less. Stack them neatly in piles that do not axceed 8 feet in length.

Do not stack uncontained refuse around refuse containers. 1 A Ol I.