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Wednesday, June 13, 1990 Reno Gazette-Journal 3D Baseball Another Texas miracle: Eckersley blows save Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet GB yOIrojlHomiA Toronto 33 27 550 7 3 Won 1 17-16 16-11 Boston 31 26 544 Vt 1-7-3 Lost 3 19-11 12-15 Baltimore 29 29 500 3 1-8-2 Won 1 12-13 17-16 Milwaukee 27 29 482 4 2-8 Lost 1 14-14 13-15 Cleveland 26 30 464 5 1-4-6 Won 3 13-13 13-17 Detroit 27 33 450 6 6-4 Lost 1 11-18 16-15 New York 20 35 364 1 0' 2 8 Won 2 11-14 9 21 Weal Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Oakland 38 19 667 5-5 Lost 2 18-10 20-9 Chicago 35 20 636 2 6-4 Lost 1 21-10 14-10 Minnesota 30 27 526 8 2-8 Lost 5 14-11 16-16 California 31 29 517 8' 1-7-3 Won 2 16-15 15-14 Seattle 29 32 475 11 5-5 Won 1 12-18 17-14 Texas 26 33 441 13 6-4 Won 3 13-19 13-14 KansasCity 22 35 386 16 1-2-8 Lost 8 14-17 8-18 box several times, and Eckersley became impatient as he simply stood straight up on the mound. "It was ridiculous," Eckersley said. "I like to take my time," Franco said. "It takes me a long time. I step out and try to get ready." Eckersley rebounded to get ahead 0-2 on Ruben Sierra, but the reliever missed on the next three pitches.

Sierra then blasted a full-count slider off the right-field wall, pushing home the tying and go-ahead, runs. "The whole inning was irritable," Eckersley said. "With Pettis, and then Franco taking an hour to come to the plate. And then Bobby Valentine making his usual 12th appearance to the field." "We don't mean to disrupt anyone," Valentine said. the A's managed to carry a 5-2 lead into the ninth.

Eckersley struck out pinch hitter Jack Daugherty. Kevin Reimer, also pinch hitting, hit a routine grounder to shortstop Walter Weiss, but Weiss bob-bled it for an error. A fielder's choice by Jeff Huson gave Eckersley two outs, but Gary Pettis drilled a run-scoring double to left-center. Eckersley, with a 5-3 cushion, still appeared safe. But then came Rafael Palmeiro's RBI single and stolen base.

It was 5-4 Oakland, with the tying run on second. Now it was Franco's turn. Eckersley walked Franco on five pitches Eckersley's first walk in 52 innings, 185 batters but the plate appearance was a long one. Franco stepped out of the long, drawn-out inning in which Eckersley was upset at the Texas hitters and the Texas hitters were upset at Eckersley. Afterward, accusations flew through both clubhouses.

Eckersley accused the Rangers, specifically Julio Franco, of intentionally slowing the game by repeatedly stepping out of the batter's box. The Rangers, specifically Franco, accused Eckersley of quick-pitching (throwing to the plate before the batter is ready), giving the pitcher an unfair advantage. In the end, both sides were probably accurate. But only one side won. And it wasn't Eckersley or the A's.

In a sloppy game that included five errors, 12 walks and two wild pitches, By John SheaGannett News Service OAKLAND First Nolan Ryan's no-hitter. And now Dennis Eckersley's walk. The Oakland Coliseum was the site of another "event" Tuesday afternoon in Texas' 6-5 victory against Oakland, as Eckersley issued his first walk of the season, first since Aug. 15 and fourth since the 1988 World Series. "That's back-to-back amazing feats," Texas manager Bobby Valentine said.

"Two days in a row. Wow!" Eckersley's feat didn't quite excite the Coliseum crowd as much as Ryan's sixth career no-hitter did a night earlier. When Eckersley walked out to pitch the ninth, the 21,625 fans banked on an A's win and a 21st save for Eckersley. What they witnessed, however, was a Baltimore (Johnson 5-3), 4 35 lb, Tuesday's Results Texas 6. Oakland 5 New York 5.

Boston 4 Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 3. 10 innings Cleveland 7, Detroit 3 Toronto 5, Minnesota 4 Seattle 5. Chicago 2 California 3. Kansas City 0 Today's Games (All times POT) Texas (Hough 6-4) at Oakland (Young3-1), Chicago (McDowell 2-3) at Seattle (Hanson 6-4), 12 35p Boston (Clemens 10-2) at New York (Leary 3-7), 4:30 pm Milwaiikao 3-3) at pm Cleveland (Farrell 3-4) at Detroit (Robinson 4-5), 435 p.m. Toronto (Cerutti 2-5) at Minnesota (West 2-3), 5 35 Kansas City (Gubicza 3-6) at California (Abbott 3-4), 7 35 m.

Thursday's Games Boston at New York. 4:30 m. Milwaukee at Baltimore, 4:35 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 4 35 p.m. Oakland at Chicago.

5 05 m. Toronto at Minnesota. 5 05 m. Texas at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. i 1 Vv.

4 'nil'1 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Pittsburgh 36 22 621 6-4 Won 2 19-8 17-14 Montreal 33 26 559 3' 6-4 Lost 1 17-10 16-16 Philadelphia 29 28 509 3-7 Won 1 13-13 16-15 New York 27 28 491 Vn 6-4 Won 1 19-13 8-15 Chicago 26 33 441 iQVj 4-6 Lost 1 12-17 14-16 St Louis 25 34 424 11' z-4-6 Lost 2 13-19 12-15 Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Cincinnati 34 20 630 z-2-8 Lost 5 13-6 21-12 San Diego 30 26 536 5 6-4 Lost 1 19-16 11-10 San Francisco 29 30 492 z-9-1 Won 3 12-16 17-14 LosAngeles 28 31 475 3-7 Lost 3 16-14 12-17 Houston 25 34 424 11' 5-5 Won 5 16-15 9-19 Atlanta 23 33 411 12 z-5-5 Won 2 11-16 12-17 if i Philadelphia (DeJesus 0-0), 4:35 z-denotes first game was a win Tuesday's Results New York 19. Chicago 8 Atlanta 8, Cincinnati 3, 1st game Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2, 2nd game Philadelphia 7, Montreal 2 Houston 5. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 6. St Louis 3 San Francisco 7. San Diego 2 Today's Games (All times PDT) New York (Fernandez 4-5 and Darling 1-4) at Chicago (Pico 2-0 and Harkey 5-1 2.

1 0:05 a.m. Atlanta (Avery 0-0) at Cincinnati (Browning 5-4). 4 35 Montreal (De Martinez 4-4) at pm. Los Angeles (Belcher 4-3) at Houston (Scott 3-6), 5:35 m. Pittsburgh (Walk 4-4) at St.

Louis (Tudor 5-2), 5:35 p.m. San Francisco (Wilson 1-0) at San Diego (Whitson 5-3), 7:05 p.m. Thursday's Games San Francisco at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. Atlanta at Cincinnati, 3:05 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia.

4 35 pm. New York at Pittsburgh, 4:35 m. Montreal at St Louis, 5:35 p.m. I I jW. ar i i Mota AL roundup Orioles using long ball, top Brewers, 4-3 From wire service reports Mickey Tettleton tied it with a two-out home run in the ninth inning and Randy Milligan homered in the 10th Tuesday night as Baltimore beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in Cal Ripken's straight game for the Orioles.

Ripken, who went 0-for-4 and is batting .213, moved past Everett Scott into second place on the all-time consecutive games list. Lou Gehrig leads with 2,130, meaning Ripken must play every day until mid-1995 to break the record. Brewers relief ace Dan Plesac took over to start the ninth with a 3-2 lead. He retired the first two batters before Tettleton, after hitting a long drive that hooked foul, connected for his eighth home run. Milligan led off the 10th by hitting a 1-0 pitch from Plesac (0-3) for his 10th home run.

Gregg Olson (3-0) got the final out in the 10th for the victory. The Orioles won for the fifth time in six games. Milwaukee has lost six of seven. Ron Robinson made his debut with the Brewers a successful one, shutting out Baltimore on three hits for five innings. He was acquired last week in a trade with Cincinnati.

YANKEES 5, RED SOX 4 at New York Steve Balboni broke an 0-for-10 slump with a run-scoring pinch-single to snap an eighth-inning tie as New York gave Stump Merrill a victory in his managerial debut at Yankee Stadium. Dave Righetti got the last three outs for his 12th save and 200th of his career. He's only the ninth pitcher ever to reach 200 saves. Lee Guetterman (3-2) was the winner. INDIANS 7, TIGERS 3 at Detroit Chris James hit a three-run homer and Sandy Alomar got three hits, leading Cleveland.

The Indians have won three in a row after six straight losses. James capped a four-run third inning with his fourth home run of the season. Alomar walked and later scored on Jerry Browne's sacrifice fly, Tom Brookens walked and James homered. BLUE JAYS 5, TWINS 4 at Minneapolis Second baseman Fred Manrique's three-base error allowed Toronto to score two unearned runs in the seventh inning, the Twins' fifth straight loss. It was the first Metrodome victory in seven tries dating back to July 27, 1988, for Toronto.

The Blue Jays have won five of six overall and are 9-2 in their last 11 road games. The Twins have followed their best May ever (21-7) with a 2-8 start in June. MARINERS 5, WHITE SOX 2 at Seattle Randy Johnson won his third straight start and Jay Buhner hit his fifth home run of the month, leading Seattle. Johnson (6-3) yielded two runs on three hits in 6 innings. He walked five and struck out four.

ANGELS 3, ROYALS 0 at Anaheim Chuck Finley outdueled Bret Saberhagen for the second time in six days. Finley (9-4) shut out the Royals on seven hits for eight innings and Bryan Harvey got his seventh save, sending Kansas City to its eighth straight defeat. Saberhagen (5-5), a 2-1 loser to Finley and the Angels in Kansas City last Thursday, gave up 10 hits in 7V3 innings. Dave Winfield, who had three hits, doubled with two outs in the fourth and scored on Lance Parrish's double. IL1 Ml VWW l.l, Associated Press OOPS: Chicago's Curtis Wilkerson (left) and Domingo Ramos find the Wrigley winds a bit tricky.

Slumping Reds swept by Braves NL roundup From page 1D pick-up games. Guerrero, for one, is seen as a godfather of sorts because of his long career. And Mota is the designated "kid" of the group. "I'm always the catcher when we play because there aren't too many other guys who want to do it. But I learn a lot, so it's OK," Mota said.

One of the reasons Mota doesn't mind is the potential reward. "I hope to be up there in the majors with them, someday," he said. "They are always ready to give me advice and help me with my game. That's almost as good as being able to play with them." So far, Mota has proven to be an adequate student. Through 61 games, 40 of which Mota has played in, he has a .267 batting average and had gained the confidence of Reno manager Mike Brown, who said Mota handles pitchers well.

"Carlos has a strong arm and is a good hit-and-run player," Brown said. "He's a good kid. He has a good attitude and is a very hard worker. His biggest strength is his arm strength." The California League doesn't keep statistics for runners thrown out, but if it did Mota would certainly be among the leaders. A pleasant surprise has been Mota's speed.

He has nine stolen bases and is frequently involved in hit-and-runs when he's on base. Mota, in his fourth year of professional baseball, was hitting close to .300 earlier in the year. Then catcher Barry Blackwell, who was splitting time with Mota behind the plate, went down with a foot injury. Forced to catch about 90 percent of Reno's games, Mota's batting average dropped. On May 1, he was involved in a collision at home plate and injured his thumb.

A week of rest ensued, which Mota said he needed. Mota, who struggles to speak English, has had more problems assimilating to life in the United States. His solution has been to isolate himself, which he said hinders the learning process but eases the pain of adjusting. "Mostly I just sit at home or in the hotel room and watch television," Mota said. From wire service reports Greg Olson hit a grand slam and Ron Gant had two doubles, a triple and a homer as the Atlanta Braves swept Cincinnati 8-3 and 3-2 Tuesday night at Cincinnati, handing the Reds their season-high fifth straight loss.

Cincinnati has lost seven of its last eight games. The Reds were trying to rebound from a 4-7 road trip, and got a nice start by scoring three first-inning runs off Tom Glavine (3-4) in the opener. But Danny Jackson (1-2), who had won all four of his career starts against the Braves, blew the lead by letting the first six batters reach base to open the second. Olson, facing Jackson for the first time in his career, hit a 1-2 pitch into the second deck in left field for his fifth homer and a 4-3 lead. Glavine allowed seven hits and struck out five in his first complete game in 12 starts.

Gant had a pair of doubles in the opener, and led the way in the nightcap with an RBI triple in the first inning and a solo homer, his 10th, in the third off Jose Rijo (4-2). Gant was 4-for-9 in the doubleheader. Tommy Greene (1-0) got his second major league victory by allowing three hits including Ken Griffey's solo homer in five-plus innings in the nightcap. Jeff Blauser, 4-for-5 in the opener, and Dave Hollins hit a three-run homer as Philadelphia snapped a five-game losing streak. Howell (8-3) allowed seven hits, struck out three and walked three in eight innings before giving way to Roger McDowell.

Sil Campu-sano and Tom Herr added two-run homers. ASTROS 5, DODGERS 4 at Houston Franklin Stubbs' two-run homer highlighted a five-run first inning against his former teammates. Bill Doran, who went 4-for-4 and has reached base in eight of his last nine trips, singled to start the game and scored on Craig Biggio's double off Mike Maddux (0-1). Maddux lasted one-third of an inning as the Dodgers lost for the 1 1 th time in 1 5 games. Stubbs followed with his seventh homer.

After Ken Caminiti singled, Glenn Wilson homered, bringing on John Wetteland. PIRATES 6, CARDINALS 3 at St. Louis Neal Heaton became the National League's second nine-game winner and Bobby Bonilla had two RBI doubles. Heaton (9-1) gave up seven hits in seven innings to join Frank Viola of the New York Mets as the league's only nine-game winners while raising his career record against the Cardinals to 5-0. Bill Landrum, the fourth Pirate pitcher, got the final out for his 10th save, retiring pinch-hitter Denny Walling on a grounder.

Bonilla went 3-for-5, raising his average batting left-handed to .367 and his league-leading extra-base hit total to 34. Mike LaVal-liere also drove in two runs and Andy Van Slyke and Barry Bonds had an RBI apiece for the NL East-leading Pirates. also drove in a run in the nightcap and went 6-for-9 overall to lead the Braves' offense. GIANTS 7, PADRES 2 at San Diego San Francisco, getting three hits from Will Clark and a victory and RBI single from Don Robinson, increased its record in June to 10-1. Robinson (2-0) allowed five hits over six innings as the Giants, who moved into sole possession of third place in the National League West, continued their comeback from a dreadful start.

They have gained 6V2 games on frontrunning but slumping Cincinnati in the last nine days and are now 712 games behind. Despite the loss, the second-place Padres closed within five games of the Reds, swept by Atlanta in a doubleheader earlier Tuesday. The Giants, who battered Dennis Rasmus-sen (6-3) for 12 hits in seven innings, got solo homers from Rich Parker and Gary Carter. Benito Santiago homered for San Diego. METS 19, CUBS 8 at Chicago Kevin McReynolds hit two homers and Dave Magadan doubled his season RBI total by driving in six runs as New York took advantage of windy Wrigley Field to rout Chicago.

Magadan, who entered the game with six RBIs in 75 at-bats, went 4-for-4 as the teams combined for 37 hits. McReynolds, who had four RBIs, hit his ninth and 1 0th homers as the Mets took a 10-1 lead with the wind blowing out at 25 mph. PHILLIES 7, EXPOS 2 at Philadelphia Ken Howell won his sixth straight decision PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE and qualified Cotrustee ot the! The deadline for submission of letters ol interest and proposal of fees will be Thursday. July 5. 1990 at 5:00 pm.

Mail to: Reno Sparks Indian Housing Authority 15A Reservation Rd Reno Nevada 89502 (702) 329 7033 322500 Audit Service June 1 1 1 2 1 3 14. 15 ht 133 rackson family I rust established November 26. 1985. Joseph R. Jackson, one ol the settlors of the Trust, died on April 23.

1990. Any creditor having a claim against the Trust Estate must file his claim with the undersigned at the address given below within ninety (90) days after the first publication of this Notice. Dated this 24th day ol May 1990 FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF NEVADA. A By sBarbara E. Van De Mark Trust and Financial Services Officer 0 Box 30100 Reno.

NV 89520-0100 319407 Jackson Notice June 8.13.18 WI33 Service Delivery Area, comprising the remaining thirteen (131 counties, has been allocated S2.883.868 or 52.5. This proportion remains the same as provided in PY 89 for both Service Delivery Areas. Service Delivery Area and State Employment Service Plans have been disseminated to the State lob Training Office and the Service Delivery Area governing bodies in the South. Nevada Business Services INBSI: and in the North. Job Opportun ilies In Nevada (JOIN) Members ol the public may make comment regarding these allocations by writing Mr.

Stanley P. Jones. Executive Director. Nevada Employment Security Department 500 East Third Street. Carson City Nevada 89713.

Complaints or disagreements will be resolved through negotiations between the Nevada Employment Security Department and the Service Delivery Areas with the Governor and Secretary of Labor having final adiudication authority. 333507 Public Notice June 13.201m 133 An undivided 14 interest in Common Area "A Lot 18. Block B. as set forth on said map. PARCEL 3: An undivided 1156 interest in Common Area as set forth on said map.

TOGETHER WITH the improvements thereon and all singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof DATED: this 25th day ol May. 1990 WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENT HOMES UNIT NO 1 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION By: sKaren Dennison. Esq. Hale. Lane.

Peek. Dennison and Howard 50 West liberty St Suite 650 Reno. Nevada 89505 Attorney for Williamsburg Apartment Homes Unit No. I Homeowners Association 322906 No 6497 001 May 6.13 M133 any liability lor any incorrectness ol the street address and other common designation, it any. shown herein.

The total amount ol the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time ol the initial Sublication ol the Notice ol sale is: 95.190 03 In addition to cash, the Trustee will accept a cashier's check drawn on a stale oi national bank, a check diawn by a state oi lederal credit union or a check diawn by a state or lederal savings and loan association, savings association or savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this slate. In the event tender other than cash is accepted, the Trustee may withhold the issuance ot the Trustee Deed until lunds become available to the payee or endorsee at a matter ol right. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied regarding title, possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by said Deed, advances thereunder, with interest as provided therein, and the unpaid principal ol the note secured by said deed with interest thereon as provided in said Note. lees, chaiges and expenses ol the trustee and ot the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. WESTW00D ASSOCIATES DATED: 05211990 WESTW00D ASSOCIATES P0 BOX 54089 LOS ANGELES.

CA 90054 TEL: 18181 712 4027 By: Gitel Hovspian Assistant Secretary 311974 No 34117 May 6.13 mbl33 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENDED BULK TRANSFER TO: Creditors ol IVORY MARKS and KATHIE MARKS, dba IVORY'S BAR GRILL, herein referred) to as Trans leror: In accordance with NRS 104 6105 and 104 6107. notice is hereby given as lollows: 1 Transferor is about to make a bulk transfer of property lo ROBERT BARRY and SANDIE BARRY, herein referred to as Transferee. 2. The business address of Transferor is 868 Tahoe Boulevard. 25.

Incline Village. Nevada 89451. 3. The business address of Transleree is 533 Cheyenne Drive. San Dimas.

California 91773 4 As lar as is known to Transferee. Transferor has not used any business name or address other than the above during the three years last past. 5. The property to be transferred is located at 868 Tahoe Boulevard. 25.

Incline Village. Nevada, and is described as all stock in trade, fixtures, equipment and inventory ol that bar and restaurant known as IVORY BAR GRILL, and located at 868 Tahoe Boulevard. 25. Incline Village. Nevada.

6. The bulk transfer it to be consummated on July 9. 1990. al the Law Offices olD.G. MENCHETTI.

341 Ski Way. Suite 103. Post Office Box 7100. Incline Village. Nevada 89450.

7. Transferor wilt pay lor alt merchandise received prior to Jury 9. 1990. and Transleree will pay lor all merchandise received on and after July 9. 1990.

DATED: This 31st day of May. 1990 IVORY'S BAR GRILL By: SIV0RY MARKS By: sKATHIE MARKS 330644 Ivory's Bar Grill June 8.13.18 htl33 oy rAIRICK BALDWIN, a single man. pursuant to the Declaration of Covenants. Conditions and Restrictions ol Williamsburg Apartment Homes Unit No. 1 Homeowners Association, recorded on February 14.

1972. as Document No 234745 and rerecorded on February 17. 1972. as Document No 235153. Official Records Washoe County.

Nevada, and any further amendments thereto, and Notice ol Assessment recorded on April 18. 1989. as Document No 1317954. and re recorded on May 5. 1989.

as Document No 1322622. Official Records. Washoe County, Nevada: WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of regular assessments and WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENT HOMES UNIT NO I HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION did cause a Notice of Breach and Default and Election to Cause Sale ol Real Property to be recorded on August 8. 1989. in Book 2947.

page 0703. Document No 1342072. Official Records. Washoe County, Nevada: WHEREAS, the sixty (601 day period provided by NRS 117 075 has elapsed and the delinquent assessments remain unpaid NOW. THEREFORE.

WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENT HOMES UNIT NO 1 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION does hereby give notice thai on the 21st day of June. 1990. at the hour of 11 00 o'clock. A on said day al the Virginia Street entrance to the Washoe County Courthouse. Reno.

Nevada. WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENT HOMES UNIT NO. 1 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION will sell al public auction to the highest bidder tot cash, in lawful money of the United Slates of America, all that certan ml piece or parcel ol land situate in the County of Washoe. Slate ol Nevada, described as follows: PARCEL 1: Unit 3. Lot II.

in Block B. as shown on the Official Plaf of WILLIAMSBURG APRTMENT HOMES UNIT NO. 1. hied in the office ol the County Recorder ol Washoe Count. Stale of Nevada, on April 16.

1971. PARCEL 2: Notice ol Trustee Sale Undei Deed ol Trust LOAN NO 28524434 T.S NO 2891 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED DECEMBER II. 1986 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBI IC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.

NOTICE is hereby (iven that WEST-WOOD ASSOCIATES. I California Corporation as trustee, or successor trustee, or substituted trustee pursuant to the Deed ol Trust enecuted by LEONARD LOGAN AND Y0NG At DEY0 Recorded 121686 in Book Page -Init 1 124525 ol Official Records in the office ol the County Recorder ol WASHOE County. Nevada, and pursuant to the Notice ol Default and Election to Sell thereunder recorded 02151990 in Book Pae Inst 1381072 ol said Official Records, will SELL on 06201990 at I TOO AM at THE VIRGINIA STREET ENTRANCE TO THE WASHOE COUNTY COURT HOUSE. (VIRGINIA COURT STREET). 75 COURT STREET.

RENO. NV al public auction to the highest bidder for cash (payable at the time of sate in lawful money ol the United States), all right, title, and interest, conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed ol Trust in the property situated in said County and State and described as follows: LOT 130 IN BLOCK 6 OF SIERRA ESTATES UNIT NO I B. ACCORDING TO THE MAP THEREOF. FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF WASHOE COUNTY. STATE OF NEVADA.

ON APRIL 12. 1962. The street address and other common designation, if any. of the real properly described above is purported to be 2670 GROSE LANE SPARKS. NV 19431 The undersigned Trustee disclaims amount ot not less than five percent (5) of Ihe proposal, said amount to be forfeited to Washoe County School District should the bidder to whom the contract is awarded fail lo enter into his contract in accordance with his bid and other contract documents, and lurmsh the required bonds within ten (10) days after the receipt ol notice ol such award Prevailing wage rates lor the Northern Nevada area shall be paid to all classifications of labor as required by Ihe taws of the Slate of Nevada.

The work is to be commenced within ten HO) days after the award ol the contract. The right is reserved to retecl any and all proposals or accept the proposal which is deemed by Ihe Board of Trustees ol the Wa shoe County School District to be in the best interest ol the School District. The Board of Trustees also reserves the right to waive any irregularities andor informalities in the submitted bid forms. BOARD OF TRUSTEES WASHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Douglas Roman Hill. Clerk Contract No.

9012 349503-P 0 043929 June 13lml33 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the LANDSCAP ING MODIFICATIONS AT NEW HUF-FAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL will be received by the Board of Trustees. Washoe County School District, at the Superintendent's Office ol the Administration Building. 425 East Ninth Street. Reno. Nevada 89520 until 2 00 p.m..

local time, Tuesday. July 3. 1990. Such sealed bids as are received will be publicly opened and read beginning at 2 00 local time ol the same date al the above address. Plans and specifications are on tile at the Reno Builders Exchange.

500 Ryland Street. Reno. Nevada, and may be examined and obtained at the office of Plant Facilities located at 425 East Ninth Street. Reno. Nevada 89520 (instruction and proposal forms included) Each contractor shall be limited to two 2) sets.

Contractors desiring to bid on this work shall be contractors presently licensed under the Nevada State Law. NRS 624.230. Every proposal shall be accompanied by a Surety Company Bid Bond. cash, or by a Certified or Cashier Check made payable to Washoe County School District in the amount ot not less than five percent (5) of the proposal, said amount to be forfeited to Washoe County School District should the bidder to whom Ihe contract is awarded tail to enter into his contract in accordance with his bid and other contract documents, and furnish the required bonds within ten (10) days after the receipt ot notice ol such award. Prevailing wage rates lor the Northern Nevada area shall be paid to all classifications of labor as required by the laws of the State ol Nevada.

The work it to commence within ten (10) days after the award of the contract. The right it reserved to refect any and all proposals or accept the proposal which it deemed by the Board ol Trustees ol the Washoe County School District to be in the best interest of the School District The Board ol Trustees also reserves the right to want any irregularities andor informalities in the submitted bid torms. BOARD OF TRUSTEES WASHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Douglas Roman Hill. Clerk Contract No. 90-11 349503 P0.

176B6 June 13 hnl33 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WASHOE COUNTY DISTRICT BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT The Washoe County District Board ol Hearth does hereby declare 1:30 m. on June 27. 1990. at the District Health Department Auditorium (1001 East 9th Street. Renol as the time, date and place to consider amendments to the Washoe County District Board ol Health Regulations Governing Solid Waste Management The proposed additions and deletions will affect Section 020 related to variance procedures and Section 090 establish ing an effective date on the prohibition of residential construction above abandoned landfills.

Interested persons, who may be affected or who may wish to comment on any action being considered on the above date, should appear at the public hearing to submit oral testimony ot may address comments, data, views, or arguments in written lorm to the District Board ol Health. P.O. Box 11130. Reno. Nevada 89520.

Copies of the items to be considered are available at the District Health Department. 1001 East 9th Street. Reno. Nevada, for any interested person. Steven Brown, Chairman District Board ol Health 349008 P0 4108269 June 6.13 20 htl33 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the DRILLING PLAN FOR BROWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GE0THERNAI PRODUCTION WELL 41 27 will be received by Ihe Board ol Trustees.

Washoe County School District, at the Superintendent's Office of theAdministralion Building. 425 East Ninth Street. Reno. Nevada 89520 until 2:00 local time. Wednesday.

June 27. 1990 Such sealed bids as are received will be publicly opened and read beginning at 2:00 local time ol the same date at the above address. Plans and specifications are on file at the Reno Builders Exchange, 500 Ryland Street. Reno. Nevada, and may be examined and obtained at the office of Plant Facilities located at 425 East Ninth Street.

Reno. Nevada 89520 (instruction and proposal forms included! Each contractor shall be limited lo two (2) sets Plans and specifications will be issued to general contractors only. Contractors desiring to bid on this work shall be contractors presently licensed under Ihe Nevada Slate Law. NRS 624.230. Every proposal shall be eccom panied by a Surely Company Bid Bond.

cash, or by a Certified or Cashier Check made payable to Washoe County School District in the REQUEST FOR AUDIT SERVICE Reno Sparks Indian Housing Authority is now accepting applications Irom Certilied Accounting Firms who are interested in performing (6) 3 year, single Audit services of accounting records ol the Housing Authority. These are to be complete on 88 Low Rent and Mutual Help units. General scope of services include: la) Audit ol Fiscal year October. 1989 to September 30 1990 lb) Audit shall begin August 15. 1990.

10 The Audit must be completed within 120 days from contract signing. Id) Must be in accordance with accepted Audit standards and audit requirements set forth in the S. Department of Housing and Urban Developments' "Audit Guide for low-Rent and Mutual Help Housing Program Must be licensed in the State of Nevada. Preference to award ot Audit wilt be made in accordance CFR 24:905.106 INDIAN PREFERENCE. PUBLIC NOTICE On May 2.

1990. the Nevada Employ men) Service received notice from Region IX. Department of Labor of the Final Planning Allotments lor Program Year PY 1990 Total lunding of $5 493 082 IS107.790 more than the PY 89 allocation) will support Labor Exchange Activities in the State ol Nevada. Ninety percent (90) of the amount IS4.943.773) will be used lor basic labor exchange services: while the remaining ten percent 110) IS549 309I will support employment services for special target groups and innovative proiects designed to improve the labor exchange Allocation ol funds for basic labor exchange services between the two JTPA Service Delivery Areas it based on available resources, services needs, and the Federal mandate to maintain a statewide employment service network. The Southern Service Delivery Areas: Lincoln.

Nye. Esmeralda and Clark Counties, will be allocated S2.609.214. 47.5 ol lunding. The Northern NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT LIEN SALE FILE NO. 6497 001 WHEREAS.

WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENT HOMES UNIT NO. 1 HOMEOWNERS AS0CATI0NS. is the holder ol an assessment lien upon the below described real property owned NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to Section 164.025 ol the Nevada Revised Statutes, notice is hereby given that First Interstate Bank of Nevada. A. it the duly appointed.